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McCOMB ITEMS.

Business has been quite lively du
ring the past week in our place, but
all appear to concur in the opinion
that if "the old woman would pick
her geese again, itvouldincresse.
We await (somewhat impatientiy J the
falling OF more snow, that we may
agam hear the merry jingling OF
sleighbells, and the joyous laugh OF
the sleighing parties.
But few changes have taken place
since my last. We understand that
B. D. Sparkling has disposed of his
stock of goods to his father, Daniel
Sparling, and j. T. Smith has dis
posed of his wagon shop to A. Ben
net and G. W. Collins. Jacob Cline
has purchased the blacksmith shop
formerly owned by j. j. Ewing, and
removed it on his lot near the gun
smith shop. He is now fitting it up
and will soon be working in it. Mr..
John A. Doty who has been in the
Croghan House, Fremont, has con-
cluded to return to this place, and
accordingly has purchased the prop
.
erty Of J. J. Ewing, which was for
merly owned by J. R. Turnpaugh. 1
believe he intends fitting up the old
wagon shop on it, for the blacksmith
ing business.
MARRIAaE.-On the Oath ult., Mr..
j. 1. McEwen and Miss Emily Gault
of this place were married.
On the Goth ult. the friends of Ell.
der Hurlbutt met at the Presbyterian
Church and made q donation to him
amounting to about ninety dollars.
The Baptist Church has taken in ten
members since he has been laboring
for them here. The new M. E. Church
will be dedicated to Divine worship
on Sabbath, January 5th, 1868. Rev.
Thomas H. Wilson, of Toledo, will
preach, the dedicstory sermon at 1Oi
o'clock A. NJ. sLove-feast at 8 A. NJ.
All are cordially invited to attend.
ITEMS.
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The Atlantic Monthly

The Atlantic Monthly II
For january, has the first install
ment of Charles Dickens new Story
George Silverman's Explanation,
written expressly for the Atlantic
Monthly. 1t also has the following
contents: e h1sy ym q. iisl
The Wife. An idyi of Beauchaml
Water, by John G. Whittier. Flot
sam and Jetsam. PART l.. gods
I'ittsburg, by James Parton.
Doctor Molke's Friends, The frs
of series of papers On "Arcti,
Life" by DIR. I. ]. Hayes. 10
The combat of Diamond and Mars
Translated from Homer, by w. &C
BRYANT. s.K o!d s7N .ueisa3
Our Second Girl. A short story
lby Mrs. H. B. Stowe slssro
Oldport Wharves, by T. w. Hig
gison. & 80. la.sa ~
The Late President Wayland, by
Prof. j. Lewis Diman.9 sY.
By-Ways of Europe. A visit Il
the Balearic Islands, part End; By
Bayard Taylor. afw nE5m = y
Aspects of Culture, by Ralpl
Waldo Emerson. d Basdara
In the Twilight. n Ai4poem BY
James Russell Lowell. 57g5 sid
Mrs johnson. IA short story, b.
W. D. HoWells. s0ds ri 4siiia1sl u
Hawthorn in the Boston Custom
House. From the unpublished paper'
of Nathaniel Newborn tzoqu1s
The Old Master in the Louvre
and lIodera Art, lbyIEugene Ben
son. - sa' gcilol 9fi b3fqOia :
Reviews and Literary Notices.
The Atlantic Monthly is publishet
by Ticknor and Fields, Boston. a
Four dollars year. -sidiesog
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- vs.TITTT7

Always with the advent of the new
year, the thoughtful man reviews the
past, notes his errors and short com.
ings, and resolves to do differently
in future. he also profits By the sad
experience Of others, avoiding their
mistakes. How many persons dur
ing the past year have "gone the way
of all flesh," leaving to their friends
no ssshadow of their former SUBJ
stance" Let all take timely warning
and while in the full enjoyment OF
health, go to Zay's gallery and pro-
cure some of his fine photographs.
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EDITORS JEFFERsoNIAN.-Permit
us, Messrs. Editors, for ourselves and
family, to express through your pa
per, our hearty thanks to the many
kind friends who surprised us with
their agreeable presence, and their
rich and appropriate gifts, on Christ
mas Eve and morning. May our
God, "from whom cometh every good
and perfect gift" enrich them abun-
dainty, with all needful temporal
blessings, and especially with the rich
blessings of his sanctifying grace.
j. A. MEEKs,
A. p. MEEKs.
FINDLAY, O., Dec. 80, 1867.
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Why -illNyo or any nne afflicted
with the distressing diseases of the
Bladder or Kidneys, delay not a
moment in securing bottle of DR..
j. W. Poland's White Pine Com
pound. which never fails to give
immediate and permanent relief. 1t
has never yet been known to fail in
a single instance. Sold everywhere.
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January LIST, 1868.

EDS JEFF.-We notice in your is
sue of the 9th INST. in the Fostoria
I" Items" that Mr.. z. Fisher killed a
deer near McComb. It was a fine
doe that be killed-with a ten dollar
greenback-in McComb instead OF
north of this place. Yours,
--ses OLD HUNTERS.
p. S.--Deer were very plenty, as
Capt. Preblc sold half dozen the
same day he soldsone-to the above
mentioned. l-- -
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Lutheran Festival.

Lutheran Festival.
The Lutheran S. S. Festival, helc
on New Years Eve, was a decided
success. The attendance was large
the singing by the children good, the
address excellent, and the supper ex-
traordinarily fine. We were unable
to be present,and give the above from
hearsay, adding that the verdict OF
most of the people present was that
it was the finest affair of the kind
held in Findlay for a long time
The net proceeds were $94,S3.
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A little more than three years ago
a man named John Madole commit
ted suicide in this town, by cutting
his throat, which act was duly chron-
Icled in the Marathon Mirror. "Dan,'
a brother of this public benefactOr,
wishes to obtain q copy of the MirrOl
containing that account, and under
the supposition that after reading the
pleasant story, he wilf"go and dc
likewise" we will pay premium
of 25 cents for paper of that date,
for his benefit, and that of the pub
| lie .Frr.H & 1855 l. 44l-
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1867, in the
Congregational Church, by Rev. J. A. Meeks,
Mr. JACOB G. POWELL and Miss MARGA-
RET ]. SCOTT, all OF f'indlay.
For the bountiful supply of cake accom-
panying the above notice, the happy couple
will receive tho b earty thanks Of The whole
force. sH so-akf Ft$4
~s-s q across the threshold led,
And every tear kiss'd OF as soon as shed,
His house she enters, there to be ght
Shining within. when all without is night;
a guardian angel DER his life presiding,
Doubling his pleasure, and his cares dividing.
Ion the 1sth ult.. by Rev. q. B! Bslmer. a,
the residence Of the bride fathe T, Mr.. BEN.
F. CULTIVATE to Miss BELLE R0UTSON,
both of Findlay.
On Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1867. at the residence
of the brides father. by Rev. VIM. Wonder,
Mr.. J. d. WAGNER to Miss ELIZABETH
FELLERS, both of Hancock county.
On the 10Th ult., by Rev. II. B. Belmsr. at
the residence of the bride, at Carey, MIR
AMOS C. RICE, of Findlay, TO Miss ELIzATH
RAGENAN,, of Carey. So -
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ACard.

A Card.
To the people of Findlay, who
so kindly made US donation, a few
days since, amounting to about nine
ty dollars, l hereby return our warm
est thanks for the substantial remem.
brance. Such tokens of kindness
are not soon forgotten by a minister
and his family. May Heavens best
blessings attend the donors.
JAMES LONG,
Pastor U. B. Church.
January LIST, 1868.
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Masonic.
The officers elect for the ensuing
year, Of the Findlay Council No. so,
Findlay Chapter No. SO, and Findlay
Lodge No. 227, were installed on Fri
riday evening last. The following
are the officers:
FINDLAY COUNCIL NO. so.
JAS Wilson, T. 1. G. NJ.
II. D. Ballard, D. T. 1. G. M.
B. F. Kimmons, P. c. W.
Isaac Bonham, c. G..
w. E. Snyder, Treasurer.
B. F. Hyatt, Secretary.
NJ. Smith, S.
Installed by DR.. B. S. Brown, of
Bellefontaine.
FINDLAY CHAPTER NO. SO.
Jas. Wilson. Fl. P.
II. d. Ballard, K
Vim. Anderson, s.
B. F. Kimmons, G. H.
D. B. Beardsley, P. S.
L. w. Watt, R. A. c.
Isaac Bonham, G. NJ. Sd V.
j. NJ. Huber, G.. M. I'd V.
NJ. B. Patterson, G. NJ. 1st V.
w. E. Snyder, Treasurer.
B. F. Hyatt, Secretary.
G. W. Dukes, Guard. .sl
Installed by DR.. B. S. Brown, of
Bellefontaine.
FINDLAY LODGE NO. 227.
VIM. Anderson, W. NJ.
d. B. Beardsley, S. w.
j. NJ. Huber, j. W..
II. F. Winders, Treasurer.
B. F. Hyatt, Secretary.
j. B. Rothchild, S. D.
L. W. Watt, j. D.
Chas. Hahn, Tyler.
Installed by Jno. A. Aull, Of Belle
fontaine.
A new Masonic Lodge was recent
ly organized in this place, carrying
the name of Blanchard Lodge. 1t is
at present working under DISPENSE
ton. The following are the officers
W. NH. D. Ballard.
S. W.-Moses Louthan.
j. Wv. f. Snyder.
Treas.-S. d. Frey.
Sec.-Jno. G. Martin.
S. D.-A. p. Byal.
j. D.-Martin Smith.
Tyler-Jas. Wilson.
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The Pendletonians don't take
kindly to Hancock. The Washing
ton correspondent of the EnQuiyer-
whose sentiments on the subject are
endorsed editorially by the Enquire,
- telegraphs specially as follows:
The statement that the message oi
the President in reference to Gen
Hancock was presented by arrange
ment with the Democratic members
is not true. 1t was his own volun.
tary act, and the Democratic mem
bers knew nothing OF it until it was
read in Congress. 1t may be added
that while they consider HancooH
entitled to ali praise for his official
conduct in New Orleans, they scout
the idea of running him for Presi.
dent for any such reason.
Judge Clark, of the Supreme Court
of New York, has decided that gold
and silver are no longer lawful money
Of the country, but merchantable
commodities, and promissory notes
made payable nsgold must be paid
in gold or currency Of an equivalent
value.
General Candy has issued an order
officially announcing that the Con-
vention has been carried in South
Carolina, and appointing Charleston
as the place, and january 14th as
the day, for its assembling.
A State Convention of the Boys in
Blue Association, composed of ex-
soldiers and sailors, is 10 be held in
Philadelphia, January s. The object
is said to be the nomination of Gen.
Grant for President.
The Government now derives q
revenue of three or four hundred dol
lars per day from the mutilated Ma
tional currency, by converting it into
pulp or mash, for the paper makers.
1t is reported that the State Con-
lyentioR of the .Louisanas Union
League has unanimously nominated
Chief Justice Chase for the Presiden,
Icy.
The cause Of the Angola acciden,
was, according to the verdict of the
coroner's jury, a bent axle, which
threw one of the cars off the track
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DIR. ROUTZAHN'S
- celebrated
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Principal Depot, No. 40. Main street Spring
i.a- -t sS field, Ohio.
,s,s,s His Great Erysipelas Remedy
viii positively cure Erysipelas within forty
81 eight hours, by an outward application.
'tiss His InyincibIe Goiter Ointment
Will efectuaIly cure Golfer. Big Neck or Wer
without opening the skin within go days.
His Celebrated Blood Purge
VIII cara AZ diseases originating from I'm
pure Blood er of the Circulatory System
His Great American Cancer Ointment
Will cure Cancer without burning or cutting
The greatest aneer Remedy know
His tsfaiIible Fever and Ague Specific
Will cure Fever and Ague within 4s hours
without Quinine, Arsenic, Zipc or any Poi
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HIS Healing and Drawing SaIye
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fuDov. Ulcers. Wounds and all Chronic
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New Music.

New Music.
We have received from the publish
er, C. M. Tremaine, 4Sl Broadway
N. Y, the following new songs:
"The Smile whose Sweetness Wor
Me-" Words by j. P. Douglas; mu
sic by VIM. Beeby Graham. Price
80 cents. slgi 2
"Day by Day" Words by the au.
thor of "John Halifax" music by
the well known composer, VIM. R
Dempster. Price 40 cents.
"The Soldiers Prayer" Bass
song; words and music by JOSEPH
Dunbar Price 35 cents.
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.Come let us anew
Our journey pursue"

To J. NJ. Neibling & Co.'S, where
the best of boots and shoes can b.
procured at low rates. Now that thu
holidays are past it is well to "pur
sue our journey" with a good "un
derstanding."
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To ConsurnptIves

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson. will send Gree
-of 5harge TO all who desire il. the prescrip.
tion with the directions for making and us
ing the simple remed- By which he was cur
ed of a lung affection and hat dread disease
Consumption His only object is 10 benefit
the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try this prescription, AZ twill cost then
nothing. and may prove blessing
Please address.
= REy. EDWARD A. WILSON.
ma3I.ly Williamsburg, Kings CO.. n. 7.
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Protracted Meeting .

PrOtrdcted Meetlng. #Esf
The protracted meeting, held by
the Baptist Church at McComb, clos
ed last Sunday night, having been in
progress four weeks. Some twenty
persons professed conversion, ten of
whom were baptized andreeeived in
to the church. g. 49, a -
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Those of our citizens who attend
the Lecture next Wednesday evening
may expect a rich intellectual treat
Let Wheeler's hall be well filled.
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The Ohio Legislature convenes on
Monday January 9th. We believe it
is Democratic institution.
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LOST !!
By F. B. CARPENTER,

LOST
Thursday noon, on Main or Har-
din streets, steel purse, containing
fifteen dollars and ninety five cents.
The finder will be satisfactorily re-
warded by leaving the same at this
office.
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Information,

Information guaranteed to produce lux
urianf growth of hsfr upon bald head q,
beardless face, also recipe for the remov.
: al Of Pimples and Biotches, Eruptions, etc..
on the skin, Ie aving the same soft, clear and
beautiful, can be obtained without charge
byaddresslns.
THOS. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
may silly - sl3 Broadway, New York.
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Notice.

TN4THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
II Stasea ferthe Northern District of Ohio.
\ IN the matter Of Albert In Bspkruptcv
hereby gives notice of his Appointment ss
A1kpee II fAibertoLangworthy, of Findlay.
IN tne county OF Hancock and State of Ohio
. within said District. who has been adjudged
2 Bankrupt upon his own Petition by the
Dsstrict Court OF said District.
= Dated Findlay Ohio, the is dsv of Novem.
Der, 4. D. 1867. 90 = - -
: teisss. of AsssH Lansxotths, ii in p Bsnt.
lsptey,
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FOSTORIA ITEMS,


! HAPPY New YEAR. The New
Year was ushered in by a crowd o
boys on a good sized drunk, whit
made the night hideous with diverl
and sundry screenings and howiings
which were continued until morning
when all became "quiet in front, =
and remained SO during the day, ex.
cspt the hustle caused by a brisk
trade.
WATCH MEETING. The NJ. E.
Church, in accordance with an an
cient custom. held 3 watch meeting
on Tuesday night, commencing at
10 o'clock, with a sermon by Rev.
Reynolds, and followed by prayer
and other exercises appropriate to
the occasion.
FESTIVAL OF G. A. R.-The G. A.
r. gave a festival for the benefit oi
the widows and orphans of deceased
soldiers, Tuesday night. which was @
success, the receipts reaching 800.
Speeches were made by 1t. Gov. Lee
and Gen. Gibson. The latter gave 6
history of the Order, and what it had
done for the disabled soldiers from
lis olganization to the present day.
GeM Lee then made a few remarks
in his happy style, after which re.
freshments were served, which were
partaken of with keen relish
All appeared well pleased with the
UccasiUn. '''-''--+'-----
Observation-Disclosures is dull in con.
sequence of the bad weather. The
market generally is quiet with quota
tions as follows: Pork, sc, so to T..
Is; wheat, 1925; Oats, so cts; corn
80 cts; barley, Sl,OO; rye, Sl,OO
clover seed, 100.
SNow.-The ground is again GOV.
cred with snow and all sliding articles
are again brought into use. If your
Benton correspondent will come here
we will show him how we do up
sleighing here. We also tell him that
as we are a Christian people, we have
no base ball playing here on the Sab
bath day. asa5
A Coon Acr.-A. S. Straub, dis.
ablcd soldier, living in West Mill.
grove, received valuable Christmas
gifts, consisting of wood, wheat,
meal, ETC.; sufficient to maintain his
family SIX months.
TEMPERANCE LKcTURE.-Rev. Col.
lier will deliver temperance lecture
in the NJ. E. Church on the 9Th inst.
NIX.
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Masonic Supper.

masonic Supper.
After the installation of the officers
last Friday. the members present and
their families partook of a sumptu-
GUS supper, prepared for the occasion.
The next day q COMMITTEES appointed
Tor the purpose, distributed to the
poor some eighteen baskets of pro-
visions that remained.
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"Six Months at the White House"
who wants the book. See terms at
the head of first local column.
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Brown" under the head of "Brown
VS.. Smith," discourses jocularly in
regard. to the two somewhat familiar
luswss.
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w. i. VANCE.
Orable property
Kansas & Missouri Lands

100000 acres of cheap lands in Kausa
and Missouri, for sale.
6-House and OF on Jones street, corner loi
well stocked with fruit trees, good vel
and cistern. and first rate barn; hous
frame, nearly new. four rooms, with port
co. window blinds, &c. Will sell this prop
erty cheap.
s-0n Putnam street. good frame house ol
in-lots Nos l63, l6f and 165, house per
fectly sound, good well of water, prems
es well stocked with fruit, grapes, etc.
Terms very reasonable. A good chance
for q man in moderate circustances TO Sc
~ - cure q home.
IA hrst rate farm In Allen township, nea
Van Buren, 160 acres, 100 cleared ant
fenced balance wood land, living waite
all the year round. One OF the very bes
- stock farms in the county, or for any 9th
= er purpose. viii be sold very cheap, ant
payments made easy to the right kind
purchaser.
s-Three acres of splendid land on the road
which is the continuation of Sanduskv ST..
east, abort so rods out side The corpora
ton, is cleared, fenced and in good state
of cultivation. VIII be sold cheap anc
terms made reasonable. Very desirable
for home, or for market gardening pur
- pos. -s- -
No. .lo-House and lot on Corey street, cor
ner lot, good frame house in excellent re
pair nine rooms. good collar, well END
4 80 stocked with all kinds fruit. VIII be
- sold cheap and with reasonable time.
u-House and lot on east Gardin street
--rs house frame, nearly new, six rooms, Gel
lar, good well, cistern, stable. wo0d-houst
ETC.; lots well fenced and stocked with a
variety of fruit. Cheap and terms easy
l3-House and lot on Main street, lot 20 feer
front by 200 feet In length, small framt
house new, two rooms, good business site
wiz be sold cheap and on easy terms.
ls-House and lot on z. R. street, North
FirdIay. House frame, four rooms. porch
good we'll. young fruit trees and orna
mental shrubbery of al kinds on lot. Good
stable, carriage house, &c. Price $500.
- ll-Two lots and one.half. Vacant and fenc
ed, Just ready for building, in North Find
lay. Price $500. 3
I kN1s-sevenfy ave acres in Union tp., at the
juntion of the Lima and Union Center roads
IS acres cleared and all fenced. Fine or.
chard, frame house and stable &c. Price
5000, in good payments.
16-A hne building lot. one minutes walk
from Posi- once.
l!-Good building lot on Sandusky street.
East Findlay, on easy terms and cheap.
3s--Hpuss and lof in North Findlay-three
lots. on right hand going north, corner lot,
frame house, nearly new and in good re-
pair. i've rooms, lot stocked with all kinds
fruit, trees, bearing; ornamental shrub
berry. good barn, wood house, milk house,
well, cisiern, etc. Terms easy.
l9--soo acres, tip-top land in Iowa. Cheap.
- 1870 acres irst-ciass unimproved land in
Bgiick township. Price Sc per acre.
Call soon.
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General Grant is troubled with ret
icence-Wendell Phillips with want
o. sense. Ouchi
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MrRnCHr,ora,


MIRA CUhoUS
n a sItfis perfect and wonderful article
Cures badness. Makes hair grow. Il let
ter dressing than any, oil'' or :" f,omatum. -
Softens brssh dry and wiry hair into Beauti-
fui silken tresses. But. above all. the great
wonder is ths rapidity with which il restores
graz hair TO its original color.
The whitest and worst looking hair re
sumes its youthful beauty by It's use II
does net dye the hair. but strikes At tie root
and fills il with new life and c0lnrinP matter
The FIRST application will do good 20 will
see fhs natural color returning every day.
and before you know it, the old gray, dis
colored appearance OF the hair will be gone,
giving place TO lust rous, shining and beauti.
full locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer no
other article is like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
errmept stamp over the top CT the bottle.
Al. others ara limitations.
Ri HALL & CO., Nashua, N. r., Props.
For sale by all druggists
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Roughly Put.

Roughly Put.
The Leader (Marathon, N. Y.
contains the following item. We
give it as specimen of the liber-
talfty of Eastern publishers and the
way in which they hope to get rid of
hard cases:
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Norneed We power or splendor,-
Vida hall nr lox1lx- dorna.

The good, the true and tender
These form the wealth Of home.
That is undoubtedly true, connect
ed with q bright, neat, tidy house
but where is the woman who can be
"good true and tender" with an old,
cracked, smoking stove2
F. r. Stewart & Bro, Fosteria,
have splendid stock of stoves, as
well as house furnishing goods, hard
ware, etc. II.
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There were two more ineendiary
fires in Vicksburg, Sunday, the losses
lby which amount to $4,000.
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The annual Watch Meeting of the
III. E. Chuch, held on New Years
Eve, was well attended. The usual
services were had.
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I'm Business,

Cd. Austin, formerly of Mansfield,
has bought the Bates County (Mo.
Record, and will hereafter publish it.
We give him our best wishes for
success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

For Sale sSBO3-Tsv9s bn
A good House and Lot, situated or
the east end of Lincoln street. Ap
ply to LEMUEL McMANNEss.
No. 31t4.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

An exchange recommends honey
for chapped hands. We don't doubt
its excellence, but unfortunately, our
'fchaps" prefer to take it inwardly.