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Probate Court,

PROBATE Court.
The following is summary of the
business transacted in the Probate
Court of this county for the week
ending March 10th, 1863:
ACCOUNTS FILED FOR SETTLEMENT.
Wm. Crosley, guardian OF John
". Swisher, ct al.
| Cornelius Alspach, guardian OF
Geo. w. Alspach, ct al.
! John Kinsey and VIM. Champion,
guardians Of Joseph W. Wiseman.
! Eliza j. Walters, guardian OF John
FL. Walters, ct ST.
! Geo. Ketch, guardian of Almon
ID. Dycus, ct al.
Geo. Ketch, guardian OF Albert
! Alma, ct al. --
David Bibber, guardian of VIM.
Ii. Strayer.
Levi Bergman, guardian of Clara
Click. - I-.
Levi Bergman, guardian of heirs OF
Daniel Bowersox.
VIM. Shurch, executor of Mary
Bright.
Daniel and Jonathan Fox, admin
istrators of David Fox, decd.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles Elms was appointed guar.
dian of Lilly Greer. !
Paul Freed, guardian of the heirs
of Christian Blosser
Paul Freed, guardian of the minor
heirs of Christian Blosser, deceased,
filed petition to sell real estate.
E. S. Duffield resigned as guardian
of Wm. Wygandt. ~
Charles S. Kelly was appointed
guardian of VIM. Wygardt
The will of Jacob Dillinger was
admitted to probate and Eliza A.
Dillinger was appointed executrix
Bond S1,400.
A dividend of $50 per cent. was
declared in the estate of Chester
deceased, and the admins
traitor was ordered to pay that
amount on the claims allowed.
Six Marriage Licenses were issued
during the week.
A certificate was issued to X. II.
Bulls, authorizing him to sell patent
light for improvement in horse hay
iorks.
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Since the suspension of the Find
lay Literary Club Rooms, Twining's
Photograph Rooms is the place of
most attraction. There the people
flock to get perfect likenesses of
themselves and friends. --.-
Those beautiful Bon Tons are made
there. -Four for Fifty cents. Go and
see. s.rE rrrf. no AZ 1t.
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Ancient Lore.

Ancient Lore.
We have received from Mr.. III. S.
Heck copy of the Lancaster Pa.
Journal, bearing date May Sd, 1911.
Its style and make up is antique, not
to say antie. Under head of "eld
times'' it records that 10 1882 there
were ffy-tltree freemen in Massachu-
sets, and that in that year it was
ordered by that Commonwealth tha,
"no person should take tobacco pub
licly, and that every person should
pay a penny for every time taking
tobacco, any place." Local journal
ism was little understood in those
days. as the paper before us is filled
with general news-the second page
being entirely devoted to foreign
news.
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Heavy Sheep.

H-~'y N-OOP.
Mr.. A. Stillings, of this place,
bought of Mr.. VIM. Carothers, OF
Amanda township, 80 head of sheer,
a few days since, which averaged los
pounds per head. Mr. S. also bought
i head OF sheep of Mr.. G. w. YaI i
horn, of Jackson township, which
averaged lllt pounds per head. We
should ca those 'sheep as is sheep. :"
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MARRIED.

PERRI-NA NsICkLE- the residence OF
MIR. John iNansickle, March 1, by Rev. VIM.
Young, Mr.. \. n. Perry and Miss Nancy Van
sickle.
RADLEN-February y, in the
NJ. T.. Church in Mt. blanchard, o., by Rev. \.
g. Barns, Mr.. William W. Latham and Miss
Carolina Il. Stradiey.
CROWI-BAN DERBY u. Il. BeardSley,
Esq, on the 9Th day of-IaTeh, Mr. Jacob CTowl
and Miss Eliza Bauders. . -r"
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NeWFiIIn.

We neglected to notice in our last
that Messrs. Shuler & Zaiser, from
Stark county, have bought out the
Bakery and Confectionery establish
ment of Mr.. Henry Lamb, and are
engaged IN reftting and charging,
and design carrying on the business
extensively. They are energetic and
active young men, and we are very
much mistaken, if they donot succeed
in building up good business. They
have our best wishes.
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House for Sale.

House for Sale. H n
will sell my residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated on a
lotand a-half, and Is very conveniently
located for residence for business
man. There is large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. Will be
sold at bargain, if sold soon.-
no43tf. Tx. Williams.
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Suffrage for Woman,

We are in receipt of half a dozen
communications upon this subject in
answers to "Objector," and have con-
cludei, for this week at least, to let
observer have the track. We shall
endeavor to find room in our next
issue for one or two OF the best. The
question is an important one. and will
have to be decided soon by our peo-
pie, and we have but little doubt as
to what that decision will be.
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Change Of Firm.

1t will be seen by notice in another
column that Mr.. Z. Carnahan has as
sociated his brother, Mr.. w. r. Car
nahan, with him in business, which
will make a strong firm. 1t is need
less to say that they have our best
wishes.
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Fire Company Election.

IAO OOA-p puAJ 6ooeH'
At the annual meeting OF the l..
Button Fire Co., No. l, held March
6, 1869, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
FOreman-Wm. Schmidt.
asst. E0reman-C. FL. Dietsch.
Secretary-As Dietsch.
Treasurev-Gotlop .Eleger.
Dirsctors-H, DIetsch, John Far
ling, VIM. Upperman, 2. Toma, F.
G. Worsly.
Messenger-F. G. Worsly.
EXCELSIOR HOSE COMPANY, NO. l.
Foreman Manuel Gonzales.
asst Foreman-Joha Karst.
iSecretory--A. Dietsch.
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Farewell Sermon.

Rev. III. B. Belmer will preach his
farewell sermon at the Lutheran
Church next Sabbath. Mr.. B goes
to Lawrence, Kansas. He has been
very popular, both as preacher and
q gentleman, and we think, deserved
lyso.
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Potatoes.

Potatoes.
Mr.. H. Porch can supply our clti-
zens with the best varieties of pota-
toes, for table use, and, in due time,
will furnish the best early and late
varieties for seed. Call early, as the
supply cannot always last. VII
feb19n4ltf
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Voice of Many Citizens.

Voice Of Many Citizens
'DR. TowNsRND.-Dear Sir You
gave my little boy one of your valua
bic worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the FAN
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
ed several worms already-they prov.
ed dead shot, &C.
- rE9 80 lfFf i. - g.
These remedies can be had at w. l..
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House. tttraE
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Presentation.

At the Lutheran Mite last week,
Rev Belmer and lady received a very
handsome preseB,-consisting of 3
set of silver-plated spoons, forks and
knives. They return hearty thanks
to their kind people for this parting
testimonial.
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Communion.

The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will he administered at the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath. Ser
vices will be held Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon.
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Select School,.

Select School,.
The Spring term OF the Ada Select
School will commence April 9TH,
1869, and continue l3 weeks.
TeIms:-CommOn branches, So so;
higher branches, So, 30. e - -
no42i4 ii. S. LEHR, Prin.
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Saddlery and Harness.

hooouAo1 ono AaiA AoSS.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
E. NJ. d W. w. Hull. These gentle
men are turning out superior work on
reasonable terms. Added to this is
the fact that they are reliable and
clever gentlemep We commend
them to the readers of the JEFF.
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Ask your Druggist what the uni
versal opinion is, from those who have
used the medicine, of Whittlesey's
Dyspepsia Cure. for Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, dc. .f
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Mite Society.

The Congregational Mite Society
will be held at Mr.. G. W Twining's
Photograph Rooms, next Wednesday
evening. A full attendance is in.
vited; mite ten cents.
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PhotographY.

Photography.
Ii you want a life-like and artistic
picture of yourself, family, or friends,
lays Gallery is the very place to
get it cheap. Follow the crowd and
You can't miss the place. q
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The Giant Drum. .,g
We, the undersigned, officers end
members of Findlay Lodge, !. o. q.
F. No. 73, of the State of Ohio, take
pleasure in recommending John
Adams Giant Stove Drum and
Heater, We have them in our
Lodge, aud they give entire satis-
faction where all others have failed.
William McKinnis, n. G.; E, B.
Howell, V. G.; j. G.. Barad, p. g.;
VIM. KlamrOtb, z. e.; Robert Mum
gen, P. G.; J, r, Clark, P G.; F. Hin
namen, P. G.; H. B. Green, PC;
j. w. Davis, Scribe; j. Q. Powell,
David Funk. 1a t'; p i-saa. ~
af r.tl taia .
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DIED.

BRAUGIIT-At his residence near Findlay,
Mr.. David BTaught, born in Dauphin county,
Pa, June y, I7,D, died March 10, 1859, aged -
years 8 months and dayS
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A Cooking stove with complete fur
mture for $.e3 at John Adams's, Colt
House Block. no 27tf.
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A Parting Word.
We regret to learn that our friend,
DR.. T. X. Williams, Is about to re-
move to Tiffln. While we feel sorry
to lose the Doctor from our place
we can assure our Tiffin friends that
they will find him good business
man--reliable and accommodating
in fact, gentleman in every sense OF
the word. Prosperity attend him.
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in Hancock County in 1885,

marriages In nducOck OounIy LII looS
Richard Hagerman and Saral
George, Jan. Is, by Samuel Gordon
j! r. gfsf
Joshua Iliff and Eve George, Jan
l, by Samuel Gordon, j. p.
Jacob Foster and Adeline Dewitt
Jan. 5, by VIM. L. Henderson, j. p
Robert Long and Mary Essex, Jan
16, by Rev. Andrew Poulson.
John Long and Marzilla Poulson
Feb. ., by Willis Ward, J. p.
Nathan Williams and Ann Hamb
lin, March 81, by Asa NJ. Lake, j. p
Thomas Slight, Sr., and Sarah
Cooper, Feb. II, by Aquilla Gilbert,
J. p.
Thomas Cole and Sarah LItzenber-
ger, Sept. -, by Samuel Gordon, j.
p.
John Meade and Elizabeth Jones,
July II, by VIM. l.. Henderson. j. L.
Joseph Helms and Eyeline Rams
bottom, May n.
Peter Deemer and Lydia johnson,
April 30, by Joshua Hedges, j. Z.
Miller johnson and Hannah Cay
ton, June IA, by Rev. Thos. Thomp
son.
Enoch Haddex and Ann Maria
Colclo, July 13, By Rev. Thomas
Thompson.
VIM Myers and Elizabeth Parish,
June 81, by Benz. Cumn.ins, j. 2
jeremiah Elder and Della Miller,
May IL, by Asa NJ. Lake, j. p.
Henry Cooper and Mary Powell,
Sept. Ii, by Aqnilla Gilbert, j. L.
Thomas Miller anu Temperance
Picket. Oct 4, by Asa NJ. Lake, j z.
Lorenzo ID. Shippy and Mary
Thomas, Nov. 15, by Rev Elm Day.
Shorts Tobacco of best quality, for
sale at Totten Bros. Give them
call.
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Local BuSi ness Notices.
Interesting TO Farmers.

Interesting 10 Farmers.
As the time tor resuming farming
operations is nigh at hand, we do not
know that we can do our people who
are engaged in that pursuit any great
er favor than to call their attention to
where they can procure Agricultural
Machinery and implements at bar
gain. Ruthrauff & Cory are agents
for the celebrated Champion Reaping
and Moving Machines, which are too
well and tavorably known by our
farmers to need any recommendation,
aside from the fact that over 100 were
sold during the last season by this en-
terprising firm, which is a sufficient
guarantee of their superiority over
any other machine in the market
They have also a large stock OF plows,
among which may be enumerated
Balls Patent Steel Plow, with cast
iron beam; Gibbs Steel Plow, with
wrought iron beam, and variety OF
agricultural and mechanical imple-
ments which only need to be seen to
be appreciated.
Those of our people who design
building this Spring will fine splen-
did assortment of everything needfnl
in that line. Pittsburg White Lead
Warranted pure), Glass, Putty. Hard
ware, of every variety. Ofthe single
article of Nails alone, we note the
arrival of -Four Hundred kegs during
the past ten days. Our readers will
find that visit to this establishment
will well repay them for their trouble.
The salesmen never appear to eonsid
er it any trouble to show visitors
through the establishment. The pro-
prietors are well known as reliable
business men, and persons needing any
thing in their line will find every de-
partment well stocked, and at prices
to suit the times Don't take our
werd, but go and see.
How to Save Money.
If the old proverb that "penny
saved is rs good as penny earned,''
then it becomes every one to go
where they can get the best bargains
We refer now to the necessities of
life, and not its Injuries for this
proverb has double meaning to
those who buy only those things that
are needful, and do not feel able to
indulge in Injuries. In the matter
of groceries there is a constant de
mand in every family. To go where
you get good weights good article
at fair price, should be the first
thought with every head of family
Do not think because you can get Al
article at low price that you are
always getting it cheap. Perhaps by
paying higher price you get 6
cheaper article in the end Davis &
Green are continually in receipt of 8
| ifrst-rate assortment of groceries
which they sre selling at very low
prices for cash, or in exchange for
country produce, at the highest mar
ket prices.
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For Sale.
Two Run of of Reeds Patent
Mill Burrs, in good order. VIII be
sold cheap. Apply at the Hancock
Mills. j. PARKER S Co.
no42t2.
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A S3S Morning Star cook stove No.
0, for S:s3 at j. Cromley's. 26tf
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agst Adrsrtiseiaenls.
I.and. For Sale.

THIRTY acres ns;tc the South west corner OF
Il Portage township Partly improved, ana
has VERY good timber. FTice-s15 per acre. In
quire of WA. YOUNG, 1lcColLb, U.
no. g Il. al.
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Cheap, Cheap Tobacco of all kinds,
at Totten Bros. Don't forget to
give them a call.
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Michigan Potatoes.
eshannocks and Flukes for sale
at J.. 4. GREENS.
no43tf-
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale chesp. For
further particulars inquire atthe office
of DR.. +. W. Entrikin, or direct TO
EMMoR r. ENTRIKIN,
3S If. Findlay, o.
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NEHiL TY

mr., 8 ao s.se'ieia ,s,acs iEoafrpfs German
i't,r4 Ta..ie <s7rss-ss----s "sss 81 Dsbiii'y
~ irs',t e.. a.As e. -ir,.s, p .A' @ .s1s,.
a - Eja.nseat = q --l.i4xs frat ssaGle Las SO
SIT Gs a3gsA Il lsHs. he Ss-~t, asS> god, sosisd
,stths c,sl z@. tTs.f0se tss HsIe aEgc fress h'
gs ifs'If bis- % iks ehsrks and ohrge ire faftra'
F7Ts sisrf-tT.G.A-L sas1gtrf,d sseaA. and a>Tr-u'
Hr,.isi. 70 fEIJ1e-,i siaai. 0Hd risaSsAs p>rsoa
Weak and Delicate Children are
Riads strong by using ihe Hitter o.
Ionic. I'm fact, they are Family Medi-
ctBes. They can be administered viii
PerGtet -afetJ TO child three months
eid, Ee most drtieate fenai ie, OF q man
oCninety.
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TaETE o. - !.
Pianos

NEW Octave Rosewood Piano, fIli irssn
a name lust received from the large manu-
factory OF Ma rshaIl q Weiidel, al the low price
of Sy15.0h Fhsy stra superior in great iuiness
and conipisteness Of tone, expression and elias
fieity OF touch and action. Also, two and 615
Oct.iye fseeond- -hantD Pianos Tor $50 and Si75.
and a Very good Octave Piano Tor $50 Or
Where ia tbs vicinity. All those wishing 10
gel !. good and cheap ilis' rUnIcnt Will do we'll
A. F. RUH, Agent.
Findlay, Ohio.
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NEW BOOX-2OO ENGRAVINGS.

FT'HE Farmer and Mechanics Nanual-Ed-
u tied by GEO f WARING, JR., Author of
Draining for Profit" Elements of Agrieul-
ture," &c. book of great value TO working
men of all trades and occupations 800 pages
Agents wanted Send for 10 page Circular
IL TREAT & CO.. Pubs, El4 Broadway y. Y.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $40 at J. Cromley's. 28tf
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List of Jurors.

List of Jurors.
The following is the list of Jurors,
drawn for the next term OF Court OF
Common Pleas, commencing April
9th, 1869:
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For an the purposes of Laxative
Perhaps no one me,li-

Aeo1c1De.
- Perhaps no one medi-
- cine IS so universally re-
auircd by everybody "a
M cstha-fsc, nor was ever
k auv before universal
" atlOltsd into Use. IN
every country and among
49, all classes, a. this mild
kllNATT bus efficient puI-saiive
Psu. TEc obvious res-
~ >on Is. that it = mvre re-
2 - liable and far more eiec-
e. tuai remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried 1t. know that it cured them: those vino have
noe know that cures their neighbors ami friends,
and all know that what it does it does always
that u nsser fAils through any iaut or neglected.
sands of certiac Of their remarkable cures OF the
foRovins complaints, but such cures arc known in
every neighborhood, and We need not publish .heln-
Adapsed 70 all ages and conditions in all climates
confaniug neither calomel any dcleterious drug,
they nay be taken with SAFETY by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fiesh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
xses y y PSe Sood and mHo In s
into healthy action remove the distractions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
.by sorrectin9 wherever they exist, such dersnge-
ments as are The lrst origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Ptus rapidly cure
For Iyspspaia or I.aigesslon, Lisfr-s-.
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver C0aplains and its various symp-
toms, Dfli0as Heodlac ne, Sick Heasls,rhe,
JaaDSlfco or Green SicAnes>, -k3iiious
C0lie and D1lious Revers, they should be jli-
dciousy taken for each case TO correct the diseased
action or remove tho distractions which cause il.
For Dysenssry or Diarrh1ea, but one mild
dose u generally required.
For nheumattsna. 6Out, Gravel, Palm.
easi0n 0f the Heart, Pain IN the side,
Back and IOfns, they should be continuously
taken, rs required to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For Dr0psy and Dropsieal Sweliin<- they
should be taken in large and frequent doses pro-
dnce the effect OF q drastic purge.
- For ooppression a large dose should be taken
as 70 produces the desired effect by sympathy
As Osssascr Ptu. take one or two Pills 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite
ana nyigor1tes the system. Hence in il Oflen ad-
vantageo1s where serious derangement exists.
One VINO feels tolerably well, oen finds that dose
OF these Ptts makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyatng effect on the diges-
rye apparatus
DIR. j.. G. AVER 4 CO., Practical CAersists,
LOWELL. MASS, u. s. Il.
Frey & Ettinger, Sole Agents for
Findlay, Ohio. no 39lyI
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The Weather. --
A correspondent in Jackson town
ship has kindly furnished us the fol
lowing weather items:
The average number of degrees
below the freezing point for Decem,
Der was II! deg; January, AZ; Feb
ruary, 104.
Coldest day was December Il
when the thermometer stood as low
as Al degrees below zero.
Warmest day was February 13
when the mercury stood at % deg
above the freezing point
The mercury has not been below
zero but twice this winter, viz: Dec
IL and March Z.
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Many people are preiudiced against
the use OF spirits in any form, but We
can assure such that the Constitution
Bitters are not Objectionable ON that
account, for while they contain only
pure whisky enough 10 keep them
from changing, the combination OF
roots, barl.s and herbs are the real ar
ticles of merit that produces such
wonderful effects. The thousands
who are using them can testify to the
above facts G..
No one ever regretted buying a
bottle of Stewards Cough Cure.
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THE MAMMOTH CAVE.

IS 50 We grouped about for
many hours in this wonderful place.
| never saw anything like it. The
freaks of nature displayed here are
very Strange, and strike the beholder
with awe. But the air in some parts
of the cave is close and sitting, and
when we came out | found myself
saddled with a terrible fever, which
entirely prostratoa sme. The ph, 81
clan had never seen a case like it be-
fore, and no remedy lie prescribed
seemed to do the least good My
life was despaircd of. Mrs. Wilson,
with whom | was residing, had in the
heuse = bottle of Plantation Bnters,
and she insisted 1 should try it, for
size said she knew it to be Il certain
cure in all eases of fever, debility,
aglIe, dyspepsia, &c. I1had but little
faith, but finally consented TO try it as
a last resort In f.less than three
hours after the first dose my fever left
me in two days ] was sitting up, and
and before Saturday night | was as
well as ever. tell you all this that
you may know how to act in any case
of fever, or any similar disease. /
saved nv 1ifa. In my
next | will tell you about the cave in
detail. u. j. II.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
y mas beea appointed EXccutriN ot tie last
viii and testament Of Jacob Dillinger, late of
Hsncock county, deceased.
= ~ ELIZA y. DILLINGER.
Dated this 9TH day of March, is09.
Z. Il DUSS, Attorney. - noISt5
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Beats them All.

u Wherever "Barrett's Hair Restora-
tive" is introduced, it is driving all
Others from the market Nothing
like it. Sold by Frey Il Ettinger-
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T. CARNAHAN,,
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Il. CARNAHAN, -''
w. Il. CARNAHAN.
Thankful to the public for past
patronage, and hoping continuance
of the same to our new firm.
no43tf. L. CARNAuAN.
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The Miltonian Tableau of Paradise
Lost, will be on exhibition at
Wheeler's Hall, next Tuesday eve
ming, and viii of course attract
crowd.
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Public Sale.
a lot of household furniture, neai
ly new, in front of the Court House.
March Goth, 1869. no43t3.
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SToyEs of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. Cromley's. 2Stf