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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-17
BENTON ITEMS.


The Benton Philomath's League is
still in running order. They are do.
ing q capital business. Last Friday
evening the school house was heap.
ing full. The question debated was
"Resolved that JEFF. Davis should be
hung" To stretch or not to Stretch
each had its able advocates, and for
time the fate of the arch traitor
could not be foretold, but at last the
verdict was given to hang. 1 did not
learn when he will be executed bu,
hope it may be soon. The young
Americans Of this place have o
Lyceum of their own "get up" and
are progressing swimmingly. They
are as radical as their seniors; long
may they wave.
WELL DoNE.-T. j. Sanders has
procured siXty-one subscribers fol
the New York Tribune for 1868;
Chase for President-hurrah There
are forty Jeffersonians received at the
Benton Ridge Postoffice and in Old
Blanchard tp., SO copies of the JEFF.
are read and appreciated. Onward
we move for "Radicalism is Right
eOusness." Still one left.
There is a red-hot radical, one
sound to the hearts core who answers
to the name of Reason Cook, who is
still in the dOg-days of Johnson's
holding a PostOfilce
in Lewisville of this township. John
sonized treason-dyed Democracy,
why don't you have him removed ?
Why don't you Cook him without
Reason? You had better post fid-
ding Bill. 1t is true that copper
head timber for Post Masters in the
vicinity is scarce, but you might
send special agent to take charge
of the office or else move the office
down to the copperhead tub, near the
Roanoke House.
SINGING SCHOOL. Last Sabbath
evening had the pleasure of attend
ing the singing school in the Blaneh
ard church, taught by Mr.. d. Ander-
son; he has likely class and under
stands his business.
MARRlED.-At the residence of the
brides father, on the 9th inst, in
Franklin Co.. Mr.. Rinaldo Moffitt,
Of blanchard tp., and Miss Jane Nc
Clish, of the former place.
On the 9TH inst by Esq Downing, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Baziel Miller and Miss Emma Bald
win, both of Blanchard tp.
DIED.-On the IL inst at the res
idence of her father, in Liberty tp.,
Miss Emma Shrull.
RoBBING THE GRAvE.-There was
some midnight providers one night
last week opened some Indian
mounds on the farm of VIM. Powell.
L is supposed that booty was their
object. They left the graves uncov-
cred and the decayed bones scattered
about. 1t is not known whether they
any valuables or not. Rob
not the red mans grave.
OBSERVER.
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McCoxB, Jan. 8, 1868. no
FROM cANNorsBuRa.

The new church, building erected
in this place during the Fall and
Winter by theEvangelicalAsso
was dedicated on last Sabbath. The
Pastor in charge was assisted by
Rev's Yeost, of Cleveland and Strow.
man of Fremont. After the prehm-
mary exercises we had the pleasure
of listening to the dedicatory dis
course by Rev. Yeost, from q portion
of Scripture found in Daniel, 18th
chapter, Sd verse, as follows: "And
they that turn many unto, righteous
ness" And although the house was
crowded to an uncomfortable degree,
the audience were held as it were
spell bound by the very interesting
and eloquently delivered address.
After the sermon a. collection
amounting to si,046 was taken up to
cancel the debt remaining on the
house; then a contribution to defray
the expenses of the assistants. AZ
ter this the house was dedicated in
due form to the services of the Triune
God as the Trinity Church of the
Evangelical Association of Cannons-
burg, Hancock county, Ohio. Aih
/ About year since few members
formed society here, held series
of meetings which we're u success, and
by the untirlng energies of their pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Wonders, together
with the coincident spirit Of his con-
gregation, they have succeeded in
erecting a house of worship, plain but
neat, commodious and substantial,
and what is more, free of all incum,
branee. Where has there been q
more successful effort3 1t is nov
the earnest desire of the society te
point the people to the merits Of .
Savior and to the interests Of tha
soul which shall never die.
ANTOINE.
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To Old Residents.

To Old Residents.
A gentleman of this place wishes
answers to the following questions
When and by whom was the first
white settlement made in Findlay?
When and by what denomination
was the first church building erected
in Hancock county?
Who preached the first sermon in
the county?
Who was the first regular minister
settled in the county, and 10 what
denomination did he belongf
Where, and by whom was the first
school taught in the eounty3
When and at what point was the
first school house built in the county !
Persons giving correct answers to
any of the above questions, either in
person at this Office, or by mail will
confer a great favor. tt.
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DR.. L. Pagin, who has had fifteen
years practice in Chronic diseases,
wishes to inform his friends that he
will again commence his visits to
Findlay in January. He can be con-
suited at the American House, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, January
%, "a and 90, and March 5, 6 and Z.
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Grand Army of the Republic-The
Convention of Ohio posfs

a
Convention of Ohio Posts.
During Wednesday and Thursday
the Ohio Convention of the Grand
Army of the Republic was in session
at the hall, southwest corner ol
Court and.Walnutistreets, Cincinnati
General Young presiding.
The following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Philidelphia
Convention, and instructed to vote
for General NJ. B. Walker for Grand
Commander of the United States
Theodore Autenreith, NJ. P. Cad.
dis, Z. II. Blackburn, D. Weber
James T. Langstrock, Comradt
Campbell, T. j. Lawton, ". r.
Warnock, E. F. Dunn, William NJ
Ampt, D. ". C. London, ]. c.
Noon, Coates Kinney, A. S. Frazier,
IJ. W. Lindsey, G. W. Raneage, F.
Fl. Goodman, B. F. Hawkes., j. A
Shannon, Il. F. Miller, II. f. Jones
j. R. Hurd, Beech, w. Free, j W
Senderson, H. B. Banning, Josiat
Given, A. S. Mcclure, F. Miller, H
B. Jones, Clancy, NJ. Barnes, C. W
Earnshaw, j. Hunt, G. L. Chi!ds
James Barnet, Charles Stedman.
The Convention selected the fol
lowing officers for the coming term
Grand Commander. Warner
Keifer, Of Springfield Ohio.
Senitor Vice COMMUNICATIONS
Gustav Tafel, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Junior Vice Commander--Privatt
o. L. McClung, of Delaware, Ohio.
Assistant Adjutant General--W
j. Winter, of Springfield, Ohio.
Quartermaster Gen.-Private JohI
Kountz, Of Toledo, Ohio.
Council or Administration
tenant Frederic Miller, of Marietta,
Ohio; Captain j. S. McCommon, o
Chillicothe, Ohio, Ashley Brown, o
Dayton, Ohio; Colonel Given, o.
Wooster; j, c. Campbell, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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FOSTORIA ITEMS.

The following persons were Install
ed as officers of Fostoria Lodge, No.
305, l. o. o. F., on Friday night, the
Sd inst
S. III. Miller, n. G.
Robt. Adams, V. G.
John A. Bradner, r. S.
J.C. Millhime, P. S.
j. V. Jones, Treas.
LARGE HoG.-Mr. w. Weaver bro't
a dressed hog to market the other
day which weighed 592 lbs. That's
what we would call a "right smart
chance of swine" Who can beat
it2 E5.
CHANGED HANDS. s.-The Fostoria
Merchant Mills changed hands on
Tuesday last, Mr.. E. j. Cunningham
selling out to VIM. Grapes, favora-
bly, known as druggist of this place
This mill has been one of the institu.
tions of this place, and with Mr.
Grapes business qualifications and
popularity, it will doubtless re-
tain its character. Thessproperty
sold for $4,000. - -rag
:
CoRREcTloN,-I mo- otice statement
in your issue Of the Sd, signed "Old
Hunters" to the effect that Mr.. Fish
er did not kill a deer, but doe,-
l"vith a ten dollar green6ack."
Your correspondent is authorized
by Mr.. Fisher to state, even at the
risk of spelling "Old Hunters" fine
Joke, that he killed deer as was for
merly published, and refers for proof
to Mr.. Mogle, and further, that he
bought no deer of Capt. Preble at
any price. 30
IcE.-A large quantity of ice is
being put up this season, and is of q
good quality. We intend to s'keep
cool" during the hot weather next
season. g saorsai-
REvrvAL.-The NJ. r. Church are
holding protracted meeting. Con
siderable interest in manifested, and
many persons have been awakened
On last Sabbath several Joined the
Church IL -..u.f - s7nI
The protraeted meeting at the 0.
B. Church closed last Friday.
PORK MARKET.--Large numbers oil
dressed hogs are being brought in
daily. The price is at present, 81 Sc
l@ss 90. als- a-- ID
The grain market remains abo vi
as given in my last report.
ACQUIsITIoN.-F. A. Porch from
your place has opened a new Photo
graph gallery over the Post-office.
Bronson & Son have removed tG
their new store room on Perry street
]. A number OF our young men have
: organized q Brass Band, Charley
Monger, an old army musician, lead
, er ~ a
!, The sash factory has suspended
, operations during cold weather.
The weather is cold, sleighing fair
and business hourishing.
NIX.
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VANLUE ITEMS.


AceuDESrs, ,--one night last week
as Mrs. Butheway was returning
from church she slipped and spraln-
ed one of her ankles so badly that
she has not been able to walk since
Mr.. S. II. Boards little boy four
or FIVE years old while carrying two
axes from the wood pile to the house
slipped and fell, the right side of his
head coming in contact with the
sharpest axe cutting frightful cash
in his head, and splitting his ear
from the top almost to the bottom.
Boys of his age should not be allow
ed to handle anything sharper than
a dog knife.
Scientific.
1t is an established fact that cer-
tain amount of flesh is as necessary
as food to supply the daily waste
of muscle. Later discoveries show
that bone dust used as food acts
like charm and makes old bones
as good az new. 1t has been farther
discovered that small quantity OF
hair taken inwardly each day will
prevent the hair from falling off or
turning grey. Taken in larger doses
lit will force hair on the baldest
head, and whiskers on the smoothest
face in less than forty-two days.
This last discovery was made by
8 baldheaded school teacher who
boarded around and was not afraid
to eat what was set before him. ]
hope no one will contradict this lasI
Theory unless they have made s
Thorough experiment and failed.
DICK
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

ChHz Pngh cs- Whhsm rush'
HTfLLIAM PUGH, whose residence. 10 the
w plaintiff is unknown, ID hereby notified q
that Clara Pugh did, on the 2lst day OF De-
cenbsr, a. d 1851, file her petition, In the
once of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas With n and for the county of Hancock
and state Of Ohio, charging the said William
Pugh with gross neglect of duty, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Will
liam Pueh.' Which petition viii stand foi
hsxrfng at the next term of said court.
.----.--- CLARA PUGH,
-HgLs1 BY D. Pugh, her attorney.
Decembsf 81, no 81 CIV
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Accident to Freight Cars.

ACCAu0he W = ACi8 NV SSsss
A somewhat singular accident oe-
Cured to some freight cars at Carey,
on Monday last. The northward
bound freight train was switching
cars and adding more to the train,
when by some means number of the
cars became uncoupled from the en-
CINE, and also some of these cars be-
came detached from the others. Fiji
teen of the detached cars ran down
the grade and stopped. Those in
the rear of them, being on part OF
the grade not so heavy, were left be-
hind, and for time followed more
slowly, giving those in advance an
opportunity of reaching. a level spot.
The former soon gained momentum
by the heaviness of the grade and
ran into the cars in front with such
force as to break the cross bars o.
fourteen loaded cars and jam them
close together, and also to shove one
fat car loaded with ssT'' rails on to
another similarly ladened. The carr
were freighted for Cleveland, but
we're so badly broken that they had
to be left behind.
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kassas & Missouri Lands.

zoos, ,0o0 acres Of cheap lands in Kansas
and Miesnuri. for sale.
S--Bouse and lot on Jones street, corner lot,
we'll stocked with fruit trees, good well
and oistern and first rate barn; house
frame, nearly new four rooms. with porti-
co. window blinds, &o Will sell this prop
erty cheap
s-On Putnam street. good frame house on
inrlots Nos l63, l6f and les, house per-
fecfly sound good well of water, premis
60 well stocked with fruit. grapes, etc
Terms very reasonable. good chance
for q man In moderate circustanees TO Sc
cure home.
IA frst.rate farm in Allen township, near
Van Buren,, 160 acres, 100 cleared and
fenced balance wood land, living water
an the year round. One of the very best
stock farms IN the county, or for any 9TH
er purpose. viii be sold very cheap, and
payments made easy TO the right kind OF
apurchaser.
sLTbree acres of splendid land on the road
which is the continuation of S3nduskv ST.,
east, about so rods out side the corpora
tion, is cleared, fenced and in good state
of cultivation. Will be sold cheap and
terms made reasonable. Very desirable
fora home, or for market gardening pur-
poseI.
No. .l0-House and lot on Corey street, cor
ner lot, good frame house in excellent re-
D8lI Lille rODme. kOOa cC'sot, NSh
cistern. static. out-houses, DC. Lot well
stocked Sfth all kinds { fruit. VIII be
eold cheap and with reasonable time.
ll-House and lot on east Hardin street,
house frame, nearly new, six rooms, eel
lar, good well, cistern, stable, wood house
etc.; lots well fenced and stocked with
variety Of fruit. Cheap and terms easy.
la-House and lot on Main street. lot 20 feet
front By 2e0 feet in length. small frame
house new, two rooms, good business site.
VIII be sold cheap and on easy terms.
l6-sevsnfy five acres in Union tp., at the
tuution ofthe Lima and Union Center roads.
Is acres cleared and all fenced. Fine or
chard, frame house and stable &c. Price
.31,o00, in good payments.
17-Good building lot on SanduskY street,
East Findlsy. on easy terms and cheap.
10 House and lot in North Fihdlay-three
lots, on right hand going north, corner lot,
frame house, naarly new and in good re-
pair. Eve rooms, lot stocked with all kinds
fruit trees, bearing ornamental shrub
herr. rood barn, wood house, milk house,
well, cis.ern, etc. Terms easy.
ls-4oo acres. tiptop lard in Iowa. Cheap
$50 acres frst-cIass unimproved land in
RiRliek township. Price Sc per acre
6n1inO08. ~
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Dr. ROUTZAHN'S
.Celebrated
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Principal Depot, No. 10, Main street Spring
- - field, Ohio.
His Great Erysipeias Remedy
WIN positively cure Erysipeias within iorty
eight hours, by an outward application.
Hin lnvincibie Goiter Ointment
WIN sasctukily cure Goiter. Big Neck or Wen
vfthont opening the skin within 60 days.
His Celebrated Blood Purge
WIN cure al diseases originating from I'm
pure Blood or Of the Circulatory System.
His Great American Cancer Ointment
win cure Cancer without burning or cutting.
The greatest aneer Remedy know.
HlsInfaIIfbie Fever and Ague Specific
viii cure Fever and Ague within 4s hours
without Quinine, Arsenic, Zinc or any Poi
son ghatever.
HIS Healing and Drawing Salve
Win cure Jobs Plaques, Garbuncles, Fellons
Tumors. Ulcers, Wounds and all Chronic
Sores, &C.. DC.
G. o. ETTINGER & Co., Druggists. Find
lsy, sole agents Tor Hancock County, Ohio.
spr?s.sm
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Golden Wedding.

Golden Wedding.
AIR. c. Chadwick attended the gold
en- wedding of ibis father in Colum-
bus on the sth inst. All but three of
the sons of Mr.. Chadwick, Sr., were
present, two of whom reside in Cali
fornia, and the grandchildren of the
family were all IN attendance. MIR.
Chadwick, Sr was made the recipi'
ent of many beautiful presents and
the reunion was one OF much joy.
Mr.. Chadwick, ST.. was married in
Ireland in 1918 and twin brother
stood up" with him, At the Gold
en- wedding, the same brother "dio
1.-THE second
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Letting their Light Shine.

Letting their Light Shine.
We notice that large lamps have
been erected in front of the Congre-
gational and Methodist Churches,
that their members may "wnlk in
darkness" no longer. Fl
We fear that with some of the afore-
said members, as well as those Of
other churches, these lamps are typ
ical of their spiritual state, as the
light shines but a short distance from
the church. But % judge not" &c.
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Money taken at this Office at all
hours of the day. Our many debtors
will confer a favor by calling soon.
Money must come.
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MARRIED.

On the I4th inst. at the residence of G. A.
Croninger, Esq., bv Rev. Isaac Newton, Mr.
O. D. ETTINGER, and Miss ANNA NAIL, all
Of this place. No cards.
Nav the choicest blessings ever vouch-
safed the happily married attend them nd
may they find
The joys of marriage are the heaven on
earth,
Life's paradise, great princess, the souls
quiet,
Sinews of concord, earthly immortality,
eternity of pleasures.
On Wednesday. Jan. 1, 1865, by Rev. Won-
der, at the residence of the BRIDES parents.
Rev. T. B. CHENNEY; of Putnam county, to
Miss NJ. ]. WATKINS, of Hancock county
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Now is the Accepted Time"
Now that the rush of people fol
Photographs, Albums, frames &c. fol
the Holidays, is over, it would be
we'll fer those who wish to avoid the
rush and consequent "waiting for
their turn" to call soon at Zay's
Premium Gallery and procure first
class work.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
uriAnt growth Of hair upon bald head or
bsardiess face, also recipe for the remov-
q OF Pimpies and Bletches. Eruptions, etc..
on the skin. lie aying the same soft, clear and
baaatiful, can be obtained without charge
By edaEesSinE.
- = TBOs. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
may silly s23 Broadway. New York.
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To Consurnpflves

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson, will send Gree
OF charge to all who desire il, the prescrip-
Ion rith the directions for making and us
Ing the simple remedr By which he was cur
ed Of q lung affection and hat dread disease
Consumption. His only object is 10 benefit
the a1hicted and he hopes eveyy sufferer
viii try this prescription, as il will cost thf m
nothing. and msy prove a blessing
Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
uaSl.ly Williamsburg, Kings co., n. 7.
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All persons wishing the book adj
vertised at the head of our local page,
will call soon, as we can procure but
q limited number. Read the terms.
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Installation.
On Tuesday night of last week tht
following officers were duly installed
in Hancock Lodge and Golden Rule
Encampment, I. o. o. F.:
HANCOCK LODGE, NO. 73, 10. OF.
Fred. Kinnaman, N. G.
j. r. Clark, r. S.
p. B. Morrison, L. S.
H. B. Green, p. G..
VIM. McKinnis, V. G.
John Adams, R. S.
o. S. Langan, L. S.
Rev. Hollyday, Chaplain.
E. B. Howell, Rec. S.
VIM. Klamroth, Per. S.
P. .Byal, Treas.
George Bender, W.
D. Pugh, C.
j. P. Edwards, /. G.
- Pendleton, r. S. S.
F. Brown, LIS. S.
:. : S::;sss; + s,, sss:st, &c.
j. c. Powell,
GOLDEN RULE ENcAMPMENT, NO. 90,
1. o. o.. F.
III. B. Green, C. P.
VIM. Klamroth, HI. p.
G. c. Barnd, s. W.
S. b. Webber, j. W.
A. P. Setback, Scribe.
L. A. Baldwin, Guide.
HI. A. George, 1. s.
S. Sprsgue, G. of T.
s. Moore, G. of T.
p. B. Morrison, 1st W.
David Funk, I'd W.
Frank Brown, Sd W.
Rev. Hollyday, 4th W.
Fred. Fisher, o. S.
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"Six Months at the White House,
is an intensely interesting book -
Price, 50 90 but we give it and the
Jeffersonian one year for 50 65.
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/ HALLS
VEGETABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
RENEWER
81 Ifs EFFECT rs
MIR

lIS kffECT
MIAASOLoUSs
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Hoftsns hrash dry and wiry hair into Beauti
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wonder il the rapidity with which it restores
gra3 hair TO its original color.
The whitest and worst looking hair re
eumos it's youthful beauty by its use II
does net DIRE the hair. but strikes at tre root
and eiis if with new life and coloring matter
: The hrst application will do good ; you viii
soe fhs natnral color returning every day
and before you know il. the old. gray, dis
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givtng place to lusi rous. shining and beauti
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; AK for Halls Siciiian Hair Renewer nc
other article is like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
efBneBt stamp over the top of the bottle
Ali others are initatians-
B. p. HALL CO., Nashua, n. e., Props.
For Gnle by ali druggists
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Temperanca Lectures,

Temperance Lectures. "
We are informed that the Good
Templars have secured the services
Rev. S. ID. Shafer who will lecture
for them sometime within the next
two, weeks. Due notice will be Civ
en- of time and place.
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Totten Bros are still selling that
splendid Fine-Cu TObacco-only
80 cts. per pound.
Nor need We power or splen dor -
Wide hal or lordly dome:
AHC Spous tio tfuo anu tchuois
These form the wealth of home


These form the wealth of home.
That is undoubtedly true, connect
ed with bright, neat, tidy house ;
but where is the woman who can be
"good true and tender" with an old,
cracked, smoking stove?
F. r. Stewart IL Bro, Fostoria,
have splendid stock of stoves, as
we'll as house furnishing goods, hard
ware, etc. II.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE

nyHE undersigned has been duly appointed
II Executor Of the last will and testament of
0arah Main late OF Hancock county. decd.
= se%ies HENRY wlNDERS.
Executor Of Sarah Main, decd.
De. ~ 1851, no % 81.
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Fine Cattle.

Fine Cattle. -
Messrs. Beeson & Turley, sold at
the depot on Wednesday of this week,
the finest lot of cattle that we have
ever seen. They were large, well
filed steers, SO in number, prepared
for market by A. Davis, of Blan-
chard tp., who received $1,000 for
them. Their average weight was
| .436 pounds.
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Bryson has the largest stock of
glass ware ever offered for sale in
Findlay. Call and see.
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Mite Society.

Mite Society.
The Presbyterian Mite Society will
meet at the residence of r. B. Hurd
Esq, on Tuesday evening, Jan. Il,
1868. .----. E..L
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u. S. Senator Sherman will accept
our thanks for tound volumes of the
Congressional Globe of the I'd ses-
sion, 39th Congress.
Also, Hon. VIM. Mungen for docu-
ments.
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Local Business Notices.

Totten Bros can't be beat on
Smoking Tocaeco.
nO35-4t.