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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-27

MogsE's INDIAN Roor PILLs.-W G
have lately been shown the formula
from which these Pills are prepared,
and from this and our experiencein the
use of them, can honestly pronounce
them good, safe aud reliable medi-
cine. Being entirely free from all
poisonous ingredients, they can be
safely used while performing the ac-
tive duties of life. We would advise
all to use them, and by fair trial
you can see ut once the benefit deriv-
ed from them. Use Morse's Indian
Root Pills in all eases of Billiousness.
Headache, Female Irregularities, Liv-
er Complaints, &c. Sold by alI Deal
erS- Nl2m2.
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Camp Meetings.

Camp Meetings.
The Evangelical Church Camp
meeting commenced last week near
Union Centre, in lhis county, and
closed yesterday. We learn that the
attendance was very large, and the
ceremonies unusually solemn and
decorous. The sermon last Sunday
was delivered by Rev. Dubs, editor
of the church organ at Cleveland,
and we heard it very highly spoken
of by those in attendance. There
were many from this place present
that day.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
commenced their Camp-meeting yes
terday near Benton, Oh the Tawa.-
The attendance will be very large
Every kind of conveyance in this
place has been engaged for some
time past. There will be no services
at the M. E. Church in this place
next Sabbath, in order that all who
wish to attend can do so.
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Republican Primary Meeting.

The Republicans OF Findlay town
ship met at the Court room Saturda,
evening. Aug. 81. On motion, Hcnr,
Porch was called to the chair, ant
John M. Hamlin was chosen Secre
tary. The following persons were
then chosen to represent the town
ship in the County Convention or
the 28th inst, viz:
j. c. Powell, f. T. Dunn, ]. A
Bope, ID. r. Stoker, Henry Porch.
V. III. Coons, Fred. Worsley, JOIN
III. Williamson, John C. Carlin, L.
Coster, P. D. Ardinger, John Heck
j. NJ Hamlin, G. F. Smith, Jol
Chamberlin, VIM. Martin, E. G. De-
Wolfe, G. M. Bush, BENZ. Huber,
rhos. Anderson, M. b. Patterson,
Isaac Bonham, 4. Brown, j. S. Pat
terson, Albert Parker, b. F. Hyatt,
Perry Baker, J. F. Burket, P. Carlin,
Sam. Huber, VIM. L. Davis, A. r.
Strother, Chas. Osterlin, b. f. Kim
mons, Fred. Karg, d. c. Connell,
Sebastian Baker, Ambrose Graber,
Isaiah Keltner, John Engleman,
John Julien, ALI. Crum, John Weiss,
.. Miller, Geo. Bender, James Cor,
Ion, j. A. Robson, L. H. Linhart,
). F. Graul, VIM. Mckee.
H. PORCH, Chm.
J. M. HAMIIN. Sec,y.
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False Reports.

Disc hcpUFIS.
We have had our attention called
several times during the last ten
days to flying reports circulating
through the country to the effect that
there was much fatal sickness prev.
alent in our town. One gentleman
informs US that an absurd report met
him in the country, few days since,
that there were over seventy cases of
Cholera in Findlay! We wo'd just say,
for the benefit of all concerned, that
old citizens inform us that our town
was never healthier at this time of
year. We have no sickness to
amount to anything, save here and
there some complaint of Chills and
Fever,--a relic of barbarism, that
the good sense of our people should
have long since eradicated by drain
age. The money for quinine, that
has been expended in Northwestern
Ohio, since its settlement, would
have almost undeIdrained the half of
the State.
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Middleton's Oil Portraits.

Mr.. A. Huntington, agent for Mid
dleton's National Oil Portraits, il
visiting our place, and will canvass
for few days for these celebrated
works OF art, which are sold only by
subscription. These portraits com.
bine all the qualities of the finest
oil paintings, at very small fraction
of the cost, and are within the reach
of every household. Beside .he
National Portraits, comprising Wash
ington, Mrs. Washington, Lincoln,
Grant, Sherman, Jackson, Webster,
Clsy, Douglas, Wesley, DC, they
have just published one of the same
size, style and price, entitled "Christ
Blessing Little Children" 1t is
simply beautiful. No one who loves
little children can fail to appreciate
this magnificent Chrome. The pros
pectus truly says:
"It is seldom that picture which
30 powerfully appeals to our best,
most holy instincts, is published. It'll
is in itself a sermon, to show us all |
lot only the duty, but the exquisite
pleasure, of protecting and minister
ng to the weak and the helpless of
arth."
We learn that it is the intention of
lr. H. to remain long enough in our
lace to give all an opportunity to
btain these Chromos.
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Address by Hon. John q. Klippart.

1t caLnot be too carefully borne in
mind by our people that Hon. John
I'll. Klippart will deliver the Agricul.
tural Address at the coming Fair in
this county, to be held Oct. 7th, sth
and 9Th. There is not, perhaps, an.
other man in the State SO well posted
ON our Industrial interests as is Mr..
Klippart, and our people will no doubt
turn out en- naasss to hear him.
The managers of our Fair are use
ing commendable diligence in making
extensive preparations for it by
putting the grounds in order, fitting
up stalls, and providing additional
facilities for the accommodation of ex-
hibiters, and we have every reason to
believe that it will be the most sue
cessful ever held in the county.
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Ohio State Fair for 1869.

We are under obligations to Hon.
John II. Klippart for premium list
of the Ohio State Fair for 1869, to
be held at Toledo on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 13, IA, Is, 16 and IL.
Everything thus far leads US to be-
lieve that this will be the most sue
cessful State Fair ever held in the
State. We notice that competition
will be open to all States, except on
farm crops, and that all persons are
at liberty to exhibit and compete for
premiums, in any class, without fee
or price, the entry fee being entirely
abolished. We notice that half-fare
arrangements have been made with
our Roads, and that trains will be
run so as to enable visitors from
Findlay TO 60 and return the same
day and have ample time to visit the
Fair.
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Bridge Building.

Bridge Building.
We learn that Messrs. Yocum d.
Altman have just completed two oz
Smiths Patent Truss Bridges in
Amanda township. We have under
stood that this is one of the best
wooden bridges now manufactured.
Our county is lamentably deficient
in this respect, and we do hope the
"powers that be" will put up no more
cheap structures. If we can have
but one bridge year, let us have
that one good one. Let US have
no more money spread out over the
entire county on cheap bridges and
half-made roads, but let what is done
be well done. Our people are begin
ming to see the Importance of this
view of the matter, and will not al
low their money to be wasted. We
do not speak of this in a political
point of view. We want to give
credit wherever credit is due.
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FALL TERM Of SCHOOLS.
District No. 9, of FindIay.

The Board of Education, of Dis
trict No. 8. of Findlay, Ohio, take
pleasure in announcing to the public
that the Fall Term of their School
will commence
September 9Th, 1863.
Having re-engaged the services OF
the former efficient corps of Teach
ers, headed by Prof. f. Ii. Tufts,
the Board can confidently recon-
mend their School as one possessing
superior advantages for the student.
Besides the branches usually taught
in such schools, facilities are afforded
to those who study the Latin,
French, German, and Spanish Ian
guages.
The rudiments of Vocal Music
will be taught gratis. instrumental |
music, on Piano, Flute, Melodeon,
DC, taught on most reasonable
terms, and by accomplished teachers.
By order of the Board.
VIM, KLAMIoTH, Clerk.
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Erie Railway.
The GREAT THRoUGH ROUTE To
THE EAsT.-This Company now con
troll and operate thirteen hundred
miles of road, extending from Cincin
natl, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and
Rochester to New York.
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly
a third wider than other roads, ena
bling the Company to construct and
use coaches correspondIngly larger
and more comfortable. Its track
has been placed in thorough repair
by the substitution of Steel Rails al
such points as are subjected to the
greatest service, and where the high
es: rate OF speed is required to bC
made.
New and improved Sleeping Coac
es accompany all night trains. They
are heated by steam, perfectly ventit
lated, contain spacious and elegan
Dressing and State-rooms, and com
bine all the modern improvements
Excellent Dining Saloons are 10
Gated at convenient points upon The
line, where ample time is allowed fol
meals.
Three Express Trains are run from
the western termini of the road tc
New York without change, making
as quick time as by any other route
The long distance run without
change-S60 miles-and the spacious
accommodations of its Broad Gaugs
Coaches, especially commend thi:
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line car
be obtained at all principal Tickle
Offices throughout the country.
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What is Expected.

A large number Of persons expect
the country press to "puff'' them or
their business free of charge, no mat.
ter if they do not patronize them,
even to the extent of subscribing and
paying for the paper. Or if they
should happen to be subscribers they
expect local notices. during the
year, to the amount of several times
the subscription price. A grocer
who would throw In a pound of
sugar for every paper of saleratus
purchased at his establishment,
would soon be compelled to take sd-
vantage of the bankrupt law. Yet
this is not more unreasonable than
what is expected by many, of the
publisher Of newspaper.
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4 \ the District Court of the United States fOi
\ the Northern District Of ONO
In the matter of William T. Il, t,,,l-r,,,,t,.,-
Wilson, Blnsrupt.
Notice is hereby given iiigf Their. VIII be 9
second meeting Df tine creditor, Of William =
wilson, bankrupt. at tue law Office OF -iaeot'
I. BuFkef, in FindlIy. tIanc1cS county, Ohio
on Tuesday, the jist day oi Augalt, y u. ls0s
at 10 o'clock. a. H. JACOB r. BU hkEf.
Aug -, lSai-nOilt2 Assignee
IN the District Court o. the United states, ioi
4 the Northern District 81 ONO:
In tie matter Of William l.. Ia p,,,l-,,,,,te.,-
Wilson, Bankrupt.
At Cleveland, in the said District, on the l2ti
day of August a. b. lSdJ. Northern District
OF Ohio. -.
Take notice that q petition has been filed il
said Court by William T. Wilson, ot Nanine-
in the county OF Hancock, in said District
duly qualified BankT1pt under the Act
Congress OF March 3l Is,is for q discharge ssnC
"a certificate thereof, frOni ali hls debtS ant
other claims prOVeable under said Act, ant
that the I7th day OF September next, at il
O'Clock \. NJ, is assigned for the hearing
the same, when and where you may attend
and show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer OF the said petition should not be grant
ed. EARL BILL.
Clerk of the DisIrict Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt. LnolIt2
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An important Omission.

Through mistake last week the
name OF Miss Anna E. Mower was
omitted from the list of teachers in
che Union School. Miss M. retains
the position in the Grammar School
which she filled during the last year
~n,.h credit TO herself and profit TO
k.r n.t,c cus. We are sorry that the
S,m;s.,or occuf, red. and yet glad that
it gives MS an opportunity to say that
We believe that the retentiGa Oh MISS
Mower meets the general approba-
tion of the employers.
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Large Potatoes.

Large Potatoes.
Mr.. John A. Robinson, of this
place, showed us potato few
days since which weighed a pound
and six ounces. Mr.. Il. has raised
the variety for three or four years,
having procured them from Indiana,
but does not know the name. He
assures us that they are an excellent
potato for table use.
We are under obligations to Mr.
Henry Porch for a basket of Early
Rose potatoes of prodigious size.
We tested their quality, and speak
whereof we know when we say they
were delicious. Onr farmers assure
us that the potato crop never was
better.
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J. M. HAMLlN, Sec'y.
Cass TIP. Primary Meeting.

L
AT meeting of Republican voters
of Cass township, held at the Centre
school house, on Saturday, Aug. 81,
1860, the following named persons
were appointed delegates to attend
the Republican County Convention
to be held at Flndlay, Aug. %, 1869
L. D. Smith,. C.FanEman, Philip
Linhart, j. L. Mckee, j. G. Wine
land, Addison Hardy, Jacob Stecker,
Enoch Ross, Hiram Grubbs.
On motion, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted and,
requested to be published in the
HANCOCK JEFFERsoNrAN:
WHEREAS, The steady increase OF
intemperance and crime in our midst,
ia largely Iraceable to the unjustifia-
BILE multiplication of houses for the
sale Of intoxicating drinks.
I'd. That the controlling influence
of the whisky interest. in nominating,
electlng, and supporting our county
officers, compels US, in defence of our
selves, our families, our homes, our
religious institutions, and the material
interests of our county, to oppose it
therefore
Resolcsd, That we regard it as our
highest duty, to earnestly labor for
the promotion of whatever is calcu-
lated to insure the common good and
for the suppression of whatever is
thereto opposed.
ResOlved, That we do urge upon the
delegates attending our County Con-
vention to nominate men of strictly
habits, who will use all
la Tful means for the suppression of
houses for the sale of Intoxicating
drinks.
On motion, adjourned.
P.LINHART, Chm.
j. G. VANEMAN, Sec'y.
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FlnDLAY MARKETS.
JEFFEESONIAN OFFICE.
Thursday. August Ii. 1853.


Thursday, August n, 1868.
The following are the latest quotations rs
rscertained from leading business men:
APPI IES-Green, ~. Dried, duIl AT SaIOcB n.
BUTIEi-pull at i5ti lSc.
BEESWAN-In good demand at 25GSOc.
BEANS-ln fair demand at 81 5hG53 co.
EGGS-Iu demand nj l5c. Il dozen.
FEAIHERS-ln demand AT Toe = h.
Fl.OUR-Wheat Flour - 90. Rye Flour
none in the market.
GRAIN-Wheat,, No. Sl.I5, do = SI.IO per
buShel. Corn in cool demand at zoe. per
DuShel. Oats, Old, 50c-; new, 4Oc. Rye zoe. per
bushel.
LAiD-In good demand at l6c per ID.
POgATOI.S--New ;stq5sic per bushel-
RAtiS-From 3ujc. according to quality.
SALF-We quote salt at - ~ per barrel.
SEEDS-TiInOthy in good demand AT s:i.506
'.6I per buSitei- y prime article of FlaNSced
Will bring - per buShel.
SOAP-Country in good demand, DC per III.
TALLOW-tiOOd demand at Sc.
IliDt-S-Grcen, So; Dry, i6''.; Sheep PeltS, q
y75 cents according to quality.
WOOI-5Sdi4s:-
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alsw Advsrtis
HIo.PICH,

NAT ILLIAM RUSSELL AND CAROLINE
w NJ. Russell, OF the State OF Wisconsin,
will take notice that Levi Sampson did, ON the
25th day OF August, lSJ1 file his petition i'm the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
County Of Hancock and State of state of
Ohio, against them, setting forth that said
William Russell, on the 18th Of August, Istsj,
executed and delivered his promissorY note OF
that date t1 said Lew Sampson ior six Hun
dred Dollars, dine May lst, 1869, with annu-
al intercsi and on the same day, 10 secure said
note, said William Russell and Caroline NJ.
Russell executed and delivered their mortgage,
deed To- said sampson, ON the southeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter of section thirty
(:7n in Jackson township, in said county OF
Hancock; that said mole and interest remain
wholly unpaid; that To save said lien said
Sampson paid taxes on said premises - -
said Sampson prayS judgment for st25 %. with
annual Interest ON 5000 froln January lSt i,s6.
that said mortgage may be fOreclosed and said
premises sold To pay said liens. said William
Russell and Caroline NJ. Russell are hereby
notified that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or befors the 2}d day
of October 1863.
Whiteley x BiackfOrd, LEVI SAMPSON.
Att'ys for PEI
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Broad Street.

Broad Street.
1t will be seen that Commissioners
have been appointed for the improve
ment of Broad street. The people
owning lots abutting on that street
petitioned some time sgo for leave
to inclose with q neat fence, and
besutify and adorn it. 1t is propos-
ed by some to place the Soldiers
Monument on this street. We be-
lieve that the citizens who have taken
the matter in hand have the taste
and public spirit TO do the work up
in the proper style.
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L y the District Court of the United States for
Il the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matter of f. Deitsch Tn .p.Dl,,,,,tcv
& Co., Bankrupts. III Dihhr'P"''
Notice is hereby given that ther will he
third general meeting OF the creditors of the
above named Bankrupts, at tine Law-Ofiiee of
T. T. Dunn, in Findlay, Hancock County, -,
on Thursday, the 3lst day of August, ~ ID.
1863, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
MILTON TAYLOR,
nOl5tl1 Assignee.
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FINDLAY UNION SCHOOL

All the Departments of the Union
School will begin August 80, 1869,
and continue in session twelve weeks.
Nonresident pupils will be admit
ted to the High School by paying in
advance So per term of twelve
weeks.
Money will be refunded only IN
case of sickness of tie pupil for week
or more.
Pupils beginning within the first
or second week of a term must pay
for the whole term.
The Teachers will hold meeting
the Saturday previous, at 9 A. A.,
in the High School Room.
By order of the Board of Educa
ton. E. MILLER,
n13w3. | Superintendent.
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A Fall Season.
The celebrated horse
NORMAN

will stand for FALL SEASON, at the
Livery Stable of Eli Beach, lin Findlay
commencing the lst of September.
Terms, $1,000.
This is an opportunity that farmers,
desiring to raise good stock, should
improve: nol5-w4
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Reprshensible.

Reprshensible.
We regret to learn that Mrs. John
Woodward was severely injured last
Sunday week, at Salem Church, in
Jackson TIP. Three young men, who
might have found better employment
on that day, at least-were running
their horses, and run against Mrs.
W. Her injuries are severe, but we
learn that she is recovering. This
should be . lesson to the young nan
In question that they might do veil
Y hssa,
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Where Bargains are to be Had.

Where Bargains are to be Had.
People differ upon this subject as
m most others, but large majority
appear to have settled down in favor
Rothchild. The ladies, in particular,
are pleased with his styles, and he
sells SO cheap that no person can find
fault with his prices.
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AN ORDINANCE

To construct q Nam Sewer IN the West oeWe!
District of Findlay, Ohio
SECTION I. BE H Ordained by The C0uaeI o.
fe Incorporated Fjldge of EiiGlidli, Gitt the Mem
b,,TS coHettTing. That a main sewer, OF not les
than iS-imch sewer pipe, be constructed IN ths
West Sewer District oI said village said sewe
to be laid in the Big Ditch on West street ,irOiI.
the blanchard river to south side OF Lincoln
street and, together with all necessary eatcE
basins house connections and provisions fOi
lateral and local sewers, To be cOnstructes
upon the gradient and in accordance with tbs
plans. survey, specifications and prOiiles nov
on iiie in the Office oil the Board OF Improve
ments said sewer shall be constructed ant
finished a. far south as the south side Of san
duSky street, under the direction of the BOart
of improvements, by the lst day of November
1860 and from Sandusly to Lincoln stree, by
the 18th day Of June, lS7O.
E. G.. DEWOLFE, j. \. BOPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
passsd Auaust Il IS4io-nOl3t21
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Mr.. Geo. d. Ogden, a former citi
zen of Findlay, places us under obi
cations for late Memphis papers
Mr.. O. is member of a Memphis firm
which is extensively engaged In man
ufacturing School Furniture. He has
our best wishes for success.
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At a meeting of Union Republi-
caDs, held in Vanlue, August II,
1869, the following named persons
were chosen to represent the town
ship in the County Convention to be
held at Findlay August 2S. viz:
David Click, Andrew Beck, Henry
Jr., Charles Vanhorn, ,Jr.,
w. j. Marvin, VIM. Ludwig. F. Shu-
ler and j. Ford.
On motion, it was resolved that in
case of the non-attendance of any OF
the delegates appointed, those pres
ent are authorized to cast the vote of
the township.
JESSE FORD, Chm.
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Ladies, don't buy your Black Al
Ipaccas, Black Silks, French Poplins,
Fancy Dress Silks, &c, until You 20
to "Old White Corner" and see the
''shrinkage" that has taken place
in prices.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 improve Groad Street, in Findlay, Ohio,
and donate ne of same for Soldiers Monu-
ment-
S-CTIoN \. he IL ordained JB the Council Of The
incorporated Fit0Je c( Fl ,tg, al tie iies,,6ers
ttf-r5ig, That Broad street, ia said village,
iroIa Ndln-CrOss 10 Front street, shall be iin-
proved rs hereinafter specified. and, when so
improved, shall, ii accepted by the proper
authorities, lie used for the monument To he
erected To the deceased soldiers of Hancock
;nunty- said Improvements being deemed
necessary by the Council, aud ordained pnTsu-
ant To = petition Of the citizens OF said village.
SIC. = That said street shall be enclosed,
except :is hereafter provided, with neat and
substantial fence, and such inciOsure shall be
eiliptieal in form and be planted with trees
and adorned with grass and shrubbery. There
shall be "a carriage way ON the east side of said
street, IL feet wide, and on the west side
pace OF a ieet for carriage drive, side walk
Ind gutter. said Improvement to be done in
tccor1lanee with the plans and specifications
IN lie in the Office of the Board of Improve
'nents, by the 18th day ofJune, A. D. 1870 and
shall be under the superintendent OF the
commissioners, TO be hereafter appointed by
the Council.
T. u. DEWOLFE, j. a. BOPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed August IL, I56sI-nolit2l
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and the celebrated
To Pensioners.

To Pensioners.
John M. Hamlin gives notice that
he is prepared to make collections OF
Pensions, on and after September
4lh. Persons not having a regular
Attorney to attend to such matters
will find it to their advantage to
give him a call.
z. S.-Persons heretofore doing
business with C. w. O'Neal, will find
their papers with Mr.. Hamlin.
nl4w2.
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A Regular Breakdown

Has taken place in clothing
"Old White Corner" are selling
mems, boys and youths clothing at
4 big reduction, TO reduce stock pre-
vious to q change of firm.
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AS will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the enter
prising firm of Barney, Snyder S
Co, at "Old White Corner" will be
"among the things that were' in n
few weeks, Mr.. Barney leaving for
Toledo. With their usual dash and
energy, they offer their numerous
customers parting benefit, and as
they mean business, we predict that
money will buy goods cheap OF
them.