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PROPOSALS FOR MINED VEGETABLES.


ofrIrB DLPuT Cow UPSUBsI.rENCE,l
WAsHINTrJN, u. C.. Oct ~, ISIS
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received
IT this 9iico or Tursdays, Thursdays, and satur-
days at u u. Of each week Tor about
Hs, 90 pounds American Dedicated Mixed Negr-
tables and bout /, 900 pounds French.
They will state tho Kind, quantity, and amount
offered for each. q. BILL,
Oet2I-eVOt C.. s., U. :. A.
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~ care nothing for promotion, so long as our
lrin- are successful. ''-GFdnt 10 ShsrmuH. Ftbru-
irU, lSt2.
'lfmy course Is not satisfactory, remove me at
once. | Do not wish in any way to impede the
., lSb2
'This is Republic, where the will Of the people
the law Of the land '-GsH,rdi Grants letter to
PrssGi'Et Johnson, August, lsJ7.
81 shall have no policy Of my own to interfere
against the Will u the people. "-GrInts Letter,
MJy y, ISIS.
Human liberty, the only true foundation OF hu .
man government. '-Gr,IHi's Letter to Citizens Of
N'mptts.
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rWsC. F. CUMMINs,

SI7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOEHOUSE,
where the public may always ind WHAT THEY
WANT, aud Of the BEST MANUFACTURE.
Second door South Of X street and Northern Market
HIHs ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
~ ABOUT TO MARRY. Essays for Young
Men, on the Errors, Abuses, and Diseases, Incl.
dentto Youth and Early Manhood, witt the hu-
name view Of treatment aud cure. sent by mail In
sealed letter en- yelopes free OF charge Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
fennsylyania. sep2l-3m
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Nav IuWK, Ostohcr 25.-Robert @. Goneble
aud Mrs HnJu-, charged with poisoning Con
"hi'' wii", ave h'rh tcquitte and hnnnra'
NJ. A anhArnrl
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Attorneys, Etc.
JOSEPH +. X. PLANT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND coSvErAScER,
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened an once 10 ROOM No. 30 EAST WING
CITY HALL BASEMENT, where he will he pleased
to see all persons having bust meas in his line.
All business entrusted to him will receive the
most prompt attention. Messrs. q. < A. C. Kim.
nell, Constables, attend to my collections.
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L!TEST TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS

Commission 10 Settle the Alabama claims
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MARRIED..

wALL-LUsBY..-on the 10th inst. at the Foun.
WALL, esq of syracuse, n. Y, to Miss fAsyiR
A.. daughter. Of the late James Lusby. Of this
city. No cards.
wILKINs0N-BELJ. On the eth instant. at
Israel church., at clock, m. by Rev. J. D. =.
AM Bell GH ali i Ofwa.hinstSn lily, D. "'"
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U"rpets,


M
wcaIolu-t receiving another large Invoice u
a a IL l. A. II d.,
Including s"uu ul the bet patterns u tho 'rahun:
~ ENGLISH BJDY BRUSSELS. at very low
81 HALL AND STAIR CARPETS to match.
Ss- EXTRA HEAVY LACE CURTAINS, nom
~ t. ~
10 FLOOR AND STAIR OILCLOTlI,a all widths
re- ORDER, by mai or otherwise, will receive
our best attention. Goods carefully packed
Tree VI charge.
WM s. MITCHELL 4 CO,
Perry Building. cpruer PruusylNauia ayenu" and
Ninth street. Cgl-uUGt
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n~,5fs OFFICE OF THE WASHING
w TON SKATING CLUE, No. lB PRss-
BER "a, 1855 Sealed proposals will be received By
the undersigned until OCTOBER %, 1893, for the
aud Coat Room at the Park for the coming sea.
SON. The Directors reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Proposals to be made separately, and
addressed to II. A. MOORE,
OcM-esN fHecretafy
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TO THE ADJ ES.


WANTED-AGENTS
In al puTts Of the United stAtas for our Now Work,
'PEOPLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY, -
Containing over eighty sketches Of emncn persons
9f al ages aud countries, women as well as men a
hand some octave book Of over 90 pages illustrated
With beautiful steel engraYings; waitlen by James
Parton, The most popular CJ lining authors, whose
name viii insure for il rapid sale. Send Tor de-
serptlve circular and bee our rrtTu terms A. s.
HALE CO., Publishers, Hartford, c.
WE SILL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Gold aad Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, SILK
Dress Pattern, CaTpeIings, Domestic Goods, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for One
Dollar, describing ten different articles which we
ONE DOLLAR EACH
splendid Inducements offered to agents sending
10 clubs. Address LABOkTE 4 BABBlrT,
No, s. sudbury street, Boston, Macs.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
BRIDGE OVER ROCK CREEK, AT X
STREET NORTH.

WAsmISGTOS, u. C., october a, ISIS. !
Propotais Will be rsG.iyel at thi. Office until u
o'clock tnOon) on SATURDAY, October II, Instant,
for the erection OF Bridge over Rock Greek, at X
street north. Bidders VIII furnish plans of their
own, aud stats the price for completing the Bridge.
The ight to reject any VI all bid. Is reserved.
ocItd 5. !. BOWEN. Mayor.
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Special Notices.

I" COLUMBIA LODGE, No. II, X.
- OF P.-The members Of this Lodge arc
earnestly requested to attend the meeting THIS
(Monday) EVENING. Business Of Importance.
q. J. L. F0XwELL,
IT, Recording Scribe, pro TEN.
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Wants.

WANyT,EID, TO ByY. BY E.s. ITsTH, LADIES.
oND: HAND CL0THiNG, UNDER CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c, &c. at 2si,i Seventh
Liberty Market. between and streets, east
side. sei-tf
WANTED-NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any other arti-
Gle Of value, the d.estAblished Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of X. FULTON Co. ,6ll Ninth street,
doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue. de2O-u
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Real Estate Agents.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

40 NEW FAT AND SHOE STORE. S1S
OlC J. r. PETTY CO. ClO
Havejust opened at 6ls Seventh street, opposite In
teiligeneer building, anew aud we'll selected stock
u HATS, CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES for Goutle.
men and Boys, which they offer at small ad
vance upon cost Having bought for Cash they are
enabled to offer superior inducements to purchas-
ers, and solicit only an opportunity to convince the
public that they really selling desirable class
OF goods at very low figures
call solicited, and comparison Of prices ehal'
lenged with any similar establishment n the city
J. T. PETTY q CO.,
NSseyenth street, opposite Intellisencer Building
Washington. d. q.
Good stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
hand
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE (AMERICAN) NOW
n disengaged, with best OF City references,
ply at 81 Twelfth street
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice. Also. Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at bS7 Twelfth street. spi.lm
DRlyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
l. "OLD" DIR. DARBY'S, $50 Seventh street,
posite Odd-fellOws' Hall. Separate rooms for
tients. sel2-H
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RIOT NEW ORLEANS

Murder of a Government Detective
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SEWING GUIDE.
beautiful article for the assistance VI ladies' In
hand sewing, not only protecting tho finger from
the ugly prick vi the needle, but, being pr0yided
with a rib, the stitches are made with EXACT
REGULARITY, and Increased rapldity. II also
For al kinds Of cmbrOidcring and crocheting 1t is
Invaluable.
The GUIDE is elegantly silver plated, and will
sell ut sight " every lady. Sent to any address,
by mail, On receipt u % cOuts solid silver for
IS cents.
Agents wanted In every town. Terms and sample
for ~ cents. Liberal discount ~ the trade, Ad.
dress NILES MANUFACTURING co. , IS Water
tslPet, Boston, Mass
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"'' . D., .,. "a. D., O., 10 ,utn. J..
pruTlt 'Isr.
TmE ErPrcH denies that It is the organ Of p.
T. BlaIhJr. why 90 sensitive upon thts point,
nrlghbOTI 1t 10 amusing ~ see how cold all
the COpperhead sheets have become towards
H.. gallant Frank. ihcy "Ill be- equally cold
towards Horatio after The 81 vi November.
Nor uNLr did Wade Hampton, soon alter
the New York convention, claim to be the
author VI the auti-reeoHstructiOR plank Of the
platform, but ex.dov. Perry, also member Of
the convention, said in II speech at Charles
ton champion WAS the lion Of the conyen.
ton. Hampton was courted by all parties,
North, South, East aud West; and when, as a
member Of the Committee on Platform, he
submitted that section which declares the re.
construction acts void and revolutionary the
rest Of the committee tod hun to make Il as
strong ~ he pleased, they would indorsc it,"
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L FOUR DLsIRABLE OFFICES.

90 Second Flor, newly flushed,
For particular iuqnlts of L. G., pARKE 4 CO.
f.nmbnts and Gas FILTER, 200 Ninth street, be-
oet23'tf
L'oR SALE. 10 BEAUTIFUL BUILnINu LOTS.
l. situated on the north side of north hstrest he,
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth stree- vest
near the contemplate Con nrcticut avenue IEiTUad
cars Price per !OI $50 terms, go cash, baIs.ce
90 each month until paid Also several LOTS OIL
STARR 4 METCALF.
Northeast corner New York avenue and Fifteenth
street ocl9-6t
DoOMS FOR RENT-FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
N Pour nicely furnished ROOMS. References
required, No. IA Twelfth street, between O and H.
Uclg.6l STAR
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A MANS RESTAURANT,
5O7 Ninth street.

Regtted aud cal rGed, making 1t one Of the NEST
complete establishments In the city.
Private Dining rooms fer parties.
oc6-lm SEBASTIAN AMAN
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,D-lh Of tue Rrpub.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-10

The Champion.
The above is the title of a very
neatly printed eight-page paper pub
lished by Whitley, Fassler & Kelley,
Springfield. o. 1t has an immense
circulation, and is very much appre-
ciated by all who have given it
careful perusal. Springfield is get
ting to be a noted city, for its e1-
tensive manufactures-statistics of
which are given in the Champion
among the most extensive of which
are the works of the Champion Now
er and Reaper company. This CON-
pany, through its agents, Ruthrauff &
Corey, sold in this vicinity in 1866,
sixty-six machines; in 1867, the
number was increased to seventy
nine, and they have thus early in the
season, received orders for more than
fifty of the same style. Their popu-
larIty has increased with astonishing
rapidity, and as they contrive to i'm
prove the machine from year to year,
it will probably continue to grow into
public favor.
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a Fire.
The house belonging to Mr.. S
Sprague, on West Hardin Street
caught fire Monday last and was
badly riddled. The house was occu
pied by Mr.. Jacob Kimmons, who
had moved his family into it but two
weeks previous to the fire.
The fire originated from the kitch-
en- chimney, in which there was a
defect; and when it was discovered,
had crawled up the roof of the upright
part of the house and had got under
pretty good headway inside. Soon
after the alarm, the people gathered,
and commenced removing the goods
from the house and had them out
quickly. Meantime the engines were
on hand and commenced working on
the fire with force that soon extin-
guished 1t.
Altogether, the Hook & Ladder
Company, the Engines and the citi
zens, rendered prompt assistance and
we take the liberty, in behalf of those
to whom the help was rendered, of re-
turning thanks.
The loss ON the house was consid-
erable, as the roof was ruined and the
walls on the rooms below were fitted
for being newly plastered-
Just 40 we closed this afticle-
Wednesday neutrality-suspicious. alarm
is given. 1t is found to be a chimney
burning out and nothing serious.
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Renovated.
The interior of the Court House
presents far better appearance than
before its overhauling. 1t has been
thoroughly scrubbed by Yerger and
two other old women ). the woed work
has been repainted, the stoves black
ed-somethlng they had been inno-
cent Of for many a long month pre-
vious, and altogether, looks quite re-
spectacle. 1t will be again cleaned
and renovated next Fall, at which
time several of the present officers
will be succeeded by good, sound
Republicans, who, no doubt will feel
duly grateful to Sheriff Yerger for
the neatness displayed by him in put
ting their Offices in good shape.
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Support your Local Paper.

support your Local Paper.
Who can not afford to pay tou,
cents week for local paper like the
Jeffersonian2 Reader, if you are a
subscriber, let US tell you it don't
cost you quite four cents a week, and
if you are not subscriber, can't you
afford that small pittance. for the
pleasure yourself and family will take
in reading it? Yet small as is the
;ost, it is astonishing that so many
persons will steal the reading of tn,
ocal papers, and deprive their faini
les of the pleasure of knowing what
) going on, except as they find it on
" chance. A lady came to our of
ice the other day and subscribed fol
the paper, saying that she did so be-
cause of being humiliated the day
before in Company with some Iadie.
who were talking about matters thai
were made public in the paper anf
Of which she knew nothing. Sh,
said she did not propose to reman
IN ignoramus on local matters an,
longer, and that if her husband woo
not take the paper she would. The
husbands of such spirited ladies dc
not reflect in what a humlliating po
sition they may be placed sometimes
by being ignorant of what is going
on in town and county. What is the
sum of four cents a week compared
70 the qualification and intelligence
of your wife and children
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ssJJtility of Poetry"

"Utility of Poetry"
The lecture of j. B. Dunn, Es q.
before the f. L. d S. A., on Tuesday
evening, was listened to with marked
attention by discriminating, though
not large audience We have not
time or space to give an extended
notice of the effort, but merely say
that it was decidedly well done.
We can not say so much for his
reading, however. We presumethat
he does not claim to be an elocution-
ist, consequently will not judge him
too harshly.
The wish was very generally ex-
pressed that Mr.. Dunn should again
favor the society with lecture at q
no very distant period.
DR.. A. Langworthy will deliver
the next lecture of tie course on Fri.
day evening, next week. Subject
lssThe Temperaments."
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Malice.

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of an aei
IL relating IL Roads and Highways, pzsse !
March 9ih, lS6S, the trustees OF ihGlAv
township, On the l6.h day March. 1888, d.vid-
ed said township into iOuI EOai Districts as
follows:
No Comprising ~ the territory Of ss.iG
township outside of the Incorporated Village
Oi indiAY and contiguous territory annexed
thereto for rOao purposes. north u the Ban
chard river anu east o! the Ini,.y and Per
rysburg state road.
No. Comprising al the territory of said
township outside of the Incorporated Wi
isge % iBdiay, and contiguous territory an
nexet thereto for road purposes. north of The
Blanchard river and west Of The IIdl - ant
Perry sburS state road.
Ne. Coniprislag all the territory Of said
township outside oi tEo INCORPORATED Viil;, Se
OF Findlay ant Contiguous tss rItoTy annexed
thereto for road purposes. south "a tht -sltf.-
chard river ana vest Of tie tinalay ANA
B:iaiOntaine B State road
NO.4. Comprising all the TERRITORY OF
said township out side OF the I1carnOrt;ai
village Oh f'Indiay and Contiguous tsrritsrv
annexed thereto for road purposes s0J'ii 81
Ihe Blanchard river auI east II tie EinGlay
anu 5eiieivaiaine state read.
j F. BUKAET. T'p- Clerk.
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MARRIED

On the I'd inst, By w. X. Leonard. ESQ
Mr. Guisl r. Bushong and Miss Martha ]
Lanning, all of Marion Township.
At the residence Of David Downing, on tn
"a inst by Rev j. T. Bower, Mr. John l.
Downing and Miss Mary j. shaw.
On March 81, lseS. by Rev. II. B. BeImer
at the residence Of the brides psrents. MIR
Richard p. MulIholand and Miss Lorinds Pres
ton, both of Finday.
On April End, by the same. Mr.. Absalon
Yates aud Mss SaIina Garlin, 18th OF thi,
county
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Farmers Procure the Best Potatoes
for Seed.
I have left for sale at Davis d
Green's Grocery Store, q small guam
tity of potatoes of the Early Sebec,
Early York, Cuzco Whites and Pink
eye Rusty Coats varieties to be sold
for seed. A great deal of pains has
been taken in experimenting to find
the best varieties of Potatoes to raise
in this section and l find that the
above varieties are the best in ease
of cultivation, prolific bearing, perfect
treeness from rotting and in quality.
Farmers cannot do better than pro-
cure their seed at the above named
place. 1 put up over 800 bushels Of
Potatoes and lost in sll, not over one
half bushel and not one from rot,
Call and get your seed soon.
HI. PORCH.
no44tf.
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Notice.

7 lucinda WRIGHT and Claieoru WRIGHT.
~ in the state of California, Julia yan1er-
5urg. Gamsliel P Vandenburg, John Han.
biston, William L. Hamblet0n and ParneIa
iiambleion. In the state of Kansas, will take
notice that Orlando B. Vardenbury and
Emily J. VandeDburg. his wife. did on tha
- day March, A. D.. 1865, Ale their petition
IN ihs cnart OF Common Pleas for ths coup-
ty % Hancock. Ohio, sgains. them and the
ntheT heirs AT law of Martha Banbletop, lats
Of Hancock county. Ohio, deceased, setting
!Crih tsat the said Martha Hsmhleton In her
lifetime sold and agreed TO convey TO eco
OF the plaintiils, Emily j. Vandenburg. in-lot
number 80 in the town OF Findiay, Hancock
CO.. Ohio; that she died without having made
such conveyance. leaving the above named
Lucinda. intermarTit with Claiborn Wrisht,
Julia. iriormarried with G2Raliel p. raAS
terburg, Parmela. intermarrfed with Wfl.
lam T. HaInbletOn, John lam mb,etcp, and
claim hat the said contract has been fully
SAID rot should be conveyed TO said Emily
j. The said petition prays that the said
persons above named, with the other sheirS
of said Martha NJ med therein, be compelled
20 convey said lot TO sad EmiIy j. Yanden-
burg and in default that the judgments
prayed for operate as such Conveyance,
Tho said persons are further notified that
unless they answer the petition Aforesaid
by the ninth (9) day OF May a. d., 1853, the
matters therein will be taken as confessed
And Judgment rendered accordingly.
WHTrELEY, BLAcKFoRD Z HARSH, Att'ys.
ORLANDO B. .VANDENBORG,
EMILY j. VANDENBURti.
March q, 1855 marl3nO43 .6w
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A meritorious article is Halls Sicil-
ian Hair Renewer it Is rapidly be-
coming known and widely and de.
servedly popular. 1t is apparently
nothing in itself but an agreeably
perfumed and pleasant hair dressing,
but it contains the most wonderful
curative properties for loss of hair,
and after using it short time. gray
hair is restored to its natural color
If any Of our readers doubt it, lie,
them try a single bottle of the "Re
newer" and they will add their tes
timonial to the truth of what we say
|-Sentinel, Burlington, VI.
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Amanda.
We understand thst this strong
hold of Democracy was strongly con-
vulsed this spring. The power OF
the Copperhead Democracy is such
there that they consider themselves
safe in indulging in quarrels and run
ming two tickets. At least such was
the case at the recent election. There
were some points of difference in the
party and they ran two tickets; the
result beng that the Republican tick
ct came very near an election. II
the Democrats in that "Vlsible Ad-
mixture" township can be prevailed
upon TO put three tickets in the field
next spring we are sanguine that the
Republicans could beat them by two
or three votes. Great Is Amanda.
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Don't be in too great a Hurry

To restore your grey hair to its
natural color. Don't expect one or
two applications of "Barrett's Vege-
table Hair Restorative" to make white
hair jet black. for it is not dye, but
a gentle stimulant. Try two bottles,
and then if your grey hairs have not
disappeared, the money will be re.
funded to YOU 1t is warranted to
restore the hair to Its original color.
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Firemen's Election.
At an annual election of the Find
lay Fire Department, held at the
Court House, on Monday evening,
April 6, 1868, the following officers
were elected by acclamatlon, for the
ensuing year.
Chief Engineer--Phil. Morrison.
1st. Assistant-Calvin Chadwick.
ID. Assistant-C. B. Hall.
On motion it was
Resolued, that the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in both
County papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
j. NJ. HUBER, Chairman.
G. II. D.-Tsea, Oeo'y- P.~ tsrA-
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GardeHEeeds for this Climate.

My seeds this year will be sold at
Henderson & Conell's store and at
W. L. Davis & Cos Grocery, in
Findlay. They are warranted to be OF
the best kinds known. Call for the
yellow envelops.
S. p. LINDEMUTH.
p. S.-All orders for GoOdrich's s
Early Seeding Potatoes must be left
ON or before the Sd of April.
s. p. L.
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Important TO Farmers.

A. d B. F. Klmmons & Co. are the
sole agents in this county for the
genuine Hall & Speer Pittsburg iron
beam steel plows. Beware Of the
worthless limitations of this plOw
which are offered here, and compare
them with the genuine before buying.
Also agents for Walkers Patent
Harpoon Fork-the best in use
no40-4w.
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House and Lot for Sale,

House and Lot for Sale.
On Saturday, May 2, 1868, at the
door of the Court house, in FIndlay,
we will sell TO the highest bidder,
in lot No. As, in the addition to Find.
lay, on which there is a brick School.
house. Terms, third in hand on
day of sale one third in six months,
and one-third in one year from day
of sale, with interest. Payments to
be secured by mortgage upon prem
ises sold.
By order of Board of Education
n47w3l JAS. HARSH, Clerk.
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No Splurge, but Steady.

The furniture business of Baker &
Wise is conducted on safe and sure
principles--the best OF work at fair
pricee. They now have a splendid
stock OF fine furniture of every kind,
Of their own and Eastern manufae-
sure. Anything wanted out of their
line will be ordered from the city.