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On RESOLUTIONS,

District.
list. Hon Benjamin Egsleston, OF HamiltG
al. Col Frederick " Moore, al Hamilton.
al. John W Martin, of Butler.
Ith. Hon " II West, al LOgan-
5th. Il T. GriSsell ,of Wyandoite-
9Th. Col = y leonlan, of Fayetie-
7th. General j w Keller, of Clark.
Sil General X Brinherhoii, oi kiclIland.
yth. Homer Goodwin, oI Erie,
10Th. Clark Maggoner, OI Luc;ts.
IIth. Judge j W LongDol, OF Jackson
eth. ID w ID Marsh.
3th. MAJOR r. W. Sapp, OF Knox.
18th. Hon. Martin Welkcr, vi Mayne.
9Th. r w Wood, of Morgan.
9Th. Hon Charles Hake, of Noble
7th. w Underhin, of Stsuk-
sih. General A L Nofis, OF summit.
9Th. Hon ID w Garfield, OF Geauga.
.N 1.Epu ,cI-,.J aI,E aSIZ ATInS
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A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Bank
"A ruptcy, has superior facilities ior condaet-
Ing cases in Bankruptcy, IL "A aspeedy allo prop
er manner. Letters of inquiry promptly
answered. -t -
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j. 3. PATTERSON.
RIES.

nEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
IL Ladies' and Gents FuIs, Dry Goods, Hats
Gaps, etc, Nos. " and " Main Street, FindIay
Ono rH
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L Corner" by Court House. A complete DIR,
hoods Store, Clothing Store, Boot and Shoe
Store, Hat and Cap Store, Millinery Store, Fur
Store, Carpet Store. The place where close
buyers buy. Follow the crowd. ~frE-~rrr
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DisIrirf.
Ist. 4 III Titus, of Hamilton.
ai. w T. Davis, of Hamilton.
81. Colonel l. \ Parroli, oI Montgomery.
4tn. A p Howard, of Champaign. -
5th. T. T Dunn, oil Hancock -a
9Th. Hon 4 c Baird, of Brown.
7th. ! L ~ Clair, of franklin.
sth. U W Jones' OF Delaware.
9th. W.o Parker, OF Huron.s -
10th. Abel NJ iiorey, al fulion. -
Ith. Dr w : Newton, OF Galiia.
Iarh ) Bond, OF Ross.
9Th. Captain w foilier. al Coshoeton.
4th DIR Jasmin strong, of LoIain-
5th. Capt \ W Mccormack, oI Washington
dth IC Davis, of TuscaTawaS.
eth. DIR j 4 UI,degrar, al Jefferson.
slh y Il SseTwin, II Cuyahost-
sun. Colonel Royal Taylor, UI Portage.
on STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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lists
DIR. j. CARR,
DRUGGISTS.

.nEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
IL Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately COM
ounded AT ali hourS-day night. Perfectly
pure bugs guaranteed. Corner lain and
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OFFICERS.

Hon. N. b. Sherwin, from the com
mittee Oh permanent organization,
reported as follows: 4F7 Etf
President-Hon. JOHN Sherman,
of Richland county.
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Findlay Business Directory.
BANKERS.

Caras OF Seven Lines Inserted i'm this
Departmen OF the paper al sin bSiiafs
Per Annum-
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ID. Ii. BEARDSLEY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agent
a Will practice law in State and u :, Courts
s,,d attend promptly 10 business intrnsted 10
his care. As Jusflee oi the Peace VIII attend
To Conveyancing and taking de posi1Ioilsi oihce
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INSURANCE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public
"A Will practice in all State and Federal
Courts Office in Pattersons Block, Corner
Main and Sandusky Streets, tlndiay, OHIO.
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WILLIAM GRIRREN
IOHN M. HAMLIN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, viii attend promuf-
"A TO ali legal business enlrusted "a has a I,..
Once over Ewing and Redicks Shoe Sore
Main street, Fmdlay, ONO. ksFgFE
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Is. RAIIENIINEAC0 AZ C0
BARNEY, SNYDER a 90.

nEALEfS IN FOREIGN and Domestic Dry
IL Goods, Millinery Goods Yankee Notions,
White Goods, Furnishing Goods, No. 7s, Main
SIreei.
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DRY GOODS.
w. II. a J. J. WHEELER,

nEALERS in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
IL Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hats and Ia I,s,
etc, etc, Nos. 81 and S. Main Street. Findlay,
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cITIzEN.s RANK.

IARLINS & CO, BANKERS Banklng
4 Hons in Rawson's Block, No o5, Main
Street. Findlay, ONO. Bd,aAlrig Hours ron .
10 y O'Clock, M, and from e o'ctoek A. NJ
a general banking business done Interest "h
special deposits.
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FHE HANCOCK JEFPERSONIAN
T.. G.. DE w0LFE.l
O. J. DE WOLFE. s-

sa.a~sly Street: First Door Bn.tqr Post ogloe.
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H.P. GAGE. PARLEE CARLIN. A. s. il
HNC0CK BANK.

TN HENDERSON BLOCK, flndlay, ONO
/ sells Drafts ON England, Ireland a. npan y
snit nur.bsseIs and do a general banking Jus
So s P ii. 4. GAGE & 90.
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ATToRkE Us.
q. q. BARND,

a TTORNEY ANDCOUNSEII4OR AT Law
a and Notary Public. Viii attend proInpi-
IL ~ AN business entrusted TO his care far7
ticular attention gwen 10 Collectlons, fartl-
tioning of lands, and business ih fi"psae
Court. -, -.
OFFICE on Main Street, Fast of the Court
House in room formerly occupied by Brown
a Rnrket - - ~ may.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

FRIDAY N1aur LEcruRE.-Rev-
G. w. Dubois of Faribault, Mimi,
will lecture on Friday evening at
the Episcopal Church in this place.
His subject will be 1889 and 1776.
Ho is one Of the most eminent pub
lie lecturers in the Northwest his
subject is we'll chosen and will afford
. rich entertainment. Years ago
when he was residing at the city Of
Dubuque, he was Grand Chaplain
of the Grand Lodge of the State of
Iowa. The members of the Craft
will do honor to themselves aid q
very worthy cause, and be amply
paid in : rich intellectual feast BY
putting in IN appearance. He will
We understand. pl each two discourse
% on Sunday in the Episcopal
church.
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Home Testimony.

OscsoIA, 81. JoslPH Co., IND. JUNE H.
Dn. g. ". RoSAcK--D Dear Sir: This will
GRITTY that hase been afflicted for seven
ysass With naevsus sick headache, 30 much
10 that lost at least one days work in
each weed, besides undergoing great deal
Of suffering. The headache the fever atten-
ding It, was 30 great as to cause the hair
all to come of the top Of my head. l applied
TO several physicians, but to no eject. At
last was induced to try your scandina-
vian Remedies, procured from your agent
at Osceola, Mr.. i. Washburn, two bottles
Of the purifier and two boxes Of the pills,
which have entirely cured me. I have not
had the headache since, which is about six
months, and the hair has returned to my
head. consider your medicine great
blessing to me and to the afflicted. II you
think this will be any benefit to the afflicted,
or to yourself, you are at liberty to use it.
1879 JOHN HAWKINS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

The Book BUSINESS But few persons
have any proper comprehension Of how
vast IL the book business in this country.
Take one ''item," for instance, as illustra-
tive: Matthew Hale Smiths Sunshine
and Shadow In New York, !" which is the
existing work of the day, has already
reached the enormous sale of Is, 900 cop
les within thirty days. The publisher
~. B. Burr & CO. of Hartford, Conn use
two tons Of paper day and run six large
roller press constantly to supply the cur
rent demand This is Wholesale business
with one book alone. This is large work
too, it must be Remembered, between seven
and eight hundred pages royal octave: ana
yet it il said to rival in rapidity Of sale
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Of old. Think OF the
countlessness of the small ones published.
Surely ours is reading country
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

We have received from the pub
fishers, Taintor Bros, 678, Broad
way, N. T., book Of 532 pages,
by Hon. Lewis F. Allen, late editor
OF the American herd book, on
American cattle. their history,
breeding and management. Its
cost is p 50, and from an examina-
ton of its pages we uuhesitatingly
pronounce it very cheap. They are
also the pu blishers Of another work,
The American Wheat Cultu rist, at
the same price, both Of which we
hope to see introduced as premiums
in our County Agricultural Society,
for We believe they are calculated to
stimulate the right spirit among
our farmers and stock growers.
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Lyman's Mammoth Cluster
Tomato.

Lyman's Mammoth Cluster
Tomato.
This Tomato is cross between French
unknown variety and the Lester's Perfect
ed, retaining the smoothness and solidity
of the latter, growing in clusters; each
stem bearing from six to twelve tomatoes
on it. It is perfectly smooth and nearly
round, about the size Of a Baldwin apple;
color Of a rosy pink, and keeps we'll; solid
has but few seeds, and is no donbt one of
the best early varieties we have. It is un
excelled for eating raw, and is delicious
for cooking; being very high favored. In
earliness it excels the "Keycs Tomato,
and ripens its fruit evenly, about TEN
DAYS before the Early Red. 1%Un-
doubtedly the best market variety Of to-
mato in existence. This variety, was OBJ
tanned from seed in 1864. In 1865, it RI
pened its fruit TEN DAYS before the
Early Smooth Red. SEED PACKETS, IS
cts, EACH. An Illustrated Circular, con-
tanning recommendations &c., sent free on
receipt Of stamp.
Now published, My illustrated Floral
Guide, and Catalogue of Seeds and Plants,
No expense has been spared, to make it
the most useful book, of its kind published
It will contain; Two beautifully colorcd
Plates, one of which will be the celebrated
"AIrs Pollock" Geranium, together with
over Twenty-Five beautiful engravings, ALSO
practical directions for the cultivation Of
all kinds Of flowers, Designs for laying out
the Flower Garden, &c. This beautiful
work, is sent gratis, to all my customers,
and to all others, on recsipt often cents
which - not half the cost. Address
WIN. II. LYMAN, Importer, Levcret
Mass.
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" PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY
This standard musical monthly,
published by j. L. Peters, 1913
Broadway New York, has been re-
ceived for the month Of February,
and as usual is flied with music and
reading matter, invaluable to every
lover Of melody and harmony.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

The Donation visit to be given
for the benefit of the Rev. j. III.
White, is to be at the Methodist
Church, instead Of at the Mansfield
House, as heretofore announced, on
Wednesday evening, Feb. "a.
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Grant has selected his cabinet
though be has not officially promul-
gated it to the world, yet enough is
known to justify the belief that no
one from lows will be invited to .
membership. and that the cheapest
place in CFesco to bay drugs. medi-
cines, paints. oils and glass is ct
Price & Lowry's north Of the brick
block. [l8tf
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The attention of our readers is
directed to the letter Of the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue in to
days paper. They will see by it
that they are permitted to buy
stamps and put upon their old stock
Of tax-paid tobacco without sending
it to an Inspector, to be put up and
stamped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

Bro. Rob. Morris who is now at
st. Paul, whittier he has gone to
deliver his lecture on the "Holy
Land" we understand, will stop
here on his return to Chicago, and
deliver this lecture, every where so
highly spoken of, if desired, and
proper inducements are held out.
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The Board of Directors of the
Howard county Agricultural society
will meet at the Office Of the Secre-
tary, on Saturday the 9Th Of March
1859, at / o'clock P. NJ. for the
purpose Of arranging the premium
list for 1859, and the time and
place Of holding the next Fair.
Dated Feb. II, 1869.
w. r. MEAD, Sccty.
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
IA "PENN LETTER BOOK >
For CopPying Letters Withoni Press OF
(Yufo1.

This great Time, Labor and Money
Saving Invention fills long-felt want,
bringing a really indispensable feature of
business within the reach Of ALL
Price s225 and urarard. None see it
but to praise its simplicity and conven-
fence. as it REcoMM ENDS itself, and SELLS
at sight Adapted to every kind Of
business. 1t does not play out, as the
first sale is Gully = beginning. For
testimonials, terms, &C., address p. GAR
RErr s. Co, l22 S. Clark St., Chicago,
Ill. f:3-4
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In the tovnship Of New Oregon Feby.
Ia. oftyphoid fever Jerome B Church In
the 42nd, year Of his age.
The deceajed was among the early set
tiers Of this county; WAS man Of 6ne so
cial qualities; kind, a6ectionate father,
husband, and friend, and leaves hosts Of
real friends to mourn his untimely end.
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Court OF Appeals.

To the Clerk of the District court
Of Howard County:
Tho General Terms for hearing
Appeals from the District and
Circuit Court in the 10th judicial
District will be held ct MsGregor on
the 10th Of March and 7th Of Sep
TENDER 1660-commencing At 9 A.
NJ, Of said days.
NJ. Y. Burdick, Judge LIST Circuit.
B. +. Hunt, !" I'd "
NJ. MsGlathery. !" Dist. Court.
January 28, 1869.
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AGENTS WANTED.--For the
only steel engraving of Gen. Grant and
his family published with their approval
Engraved by Sartain Size Is by 10, 81 90
100 per cent to agents. Address GOOD
SPEED & CO., Chicago, or 81 Park Row,
N. Y, 1874
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01n0 IN conn per month salary
4lUU u 4LUU paid to good Agents
to sell our Patent Non corrosive White
WIRE Clothes lines. State age and past
occupation, and address the American
Wire Co., rs William st., N. Y, or &c
Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill. 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PROSPECTUS.
The CHICAGO TINES.
Circular for 1869.

TIME DEMOCRATIC PARTY. though
Il beaten in the late contest, came out of
the trial with greater numerical strength
than it had ever before contained; and
with a spirit not less dauntless than would
proved, again, in this event, as it had
that it has a vitality which no reverse can
impair, and which, indeed, grows greater
as the work it has to do Increases in mag
nitude. Looking at its vitality, and at the
nature Of its work, and at the discordant
and destructable elements Of the party op-
posing it, nothing is more certain in the
future thau its early return to power. 1t
will be this result that will reward every
democrat who has watched and waited land
prayed, and remained faithful, in the dark
days Of the past.
THF CHICAGO TINES will aid in the at
tainment of this result with all the power
it possesses, in the belief that it is abso-
lutely essential to the recovery Of those
rights and liberties ofwhich the states have
been despoiled, and to the arrest of that
drifting toward Capitalization which if not
stayed, will reduce state lines to the same
consequence as the lines Of counties and
towns. and establish a dospotism at Wash
ington all-prevading and more hateful than
any oligarchy of Europe. The states must
again manage their own domestic affairs
in their own way, subject only to the con-
stitution of the United States. Those
which want negro suffrage must have it,
and those which do not want it must not
have it imposed upon them by any external
power. And so of every other domestic
concern Nor will there be return to an
honest and economical administration OF
the government, nor will the public be put
in the way Of just and equitable payment,
the public credit re-cstablished, and taxa
ton reduced to tolerable proportions, until
democratic wisdom and integrity shall once
more prevail. The
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19
CRESCO MARKET
Corrected Weekly by,
Strother l. Kirkpatrick.

Strother l. Kirkpatrick.
We have to quote an unprecedented id.
vance in Sugars also in Molasses and syr-
ups; caused as We understand by the re-
bellion in in Cuba. We hazard no opinion
as to the future price. Quotations ct pres
ent must be considered nominal.
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Weekly Edition Of the Times

faithful to democratic principles, and
earnest in the advocacy of democratic
measures, commonds itself to the patron
age of earnest democrats and to circulation
as perpetual campaign paper. In its
other features, as domestic, foreign, and
commercial intelligence, literature, gossip,
&c., &C., it is not surpassed in excellence
by any weekly publication. It's whole
character is comprehensively stated in say
ing that it is great democratic and fami-
ly newspaper. To every farmer, its mar
ket intelligence alone is worth many times
the price Of subscription.
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$50 Teachers Wanted.
SIS TO $50 PER MONTH for full
particulars address "The Peoples Journ-
al, Philadelphia, Pa. !st4
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New Advertisements.

d R000 year can Re made by live
p cVVO agents, selling my 'esc and
valuable invention. Address j. AHEARN,
60 Second st., Baltimore, Nd. 1874
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PRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Everybody interested should re-
member the Masonic supper at the
Mansfield House, next Monday
evening. All friendly to the craft
are invited and expected.
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OFFICE OF
Copper Scroll Light
ming Rod Go.

FREEP0RT, LIT, July 25th 1858.
A. B. WOODWARD is our authorized
agent for Howard County and vicinity.
ll-l0m6J O. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-02-19

TuRESH la FASTER.
G. HELY'S
HORSE POWER EQUALIZER.
PATENTED SEPT 1853, and FEB. 1859.
This great Power-saving Invention
Thoroughly Equalises the
Dranght Of any number Of
horses on a horsepower
and any one or more teams can be given ad.
vantage. BY use Of the Equalizer, an am.
bilious Team cannot iniure itself. for q
proper adjustment Of the Equalizer will
not only prevent fast team from oyerdo-
ing, but viii make slow team do its share.
TIE Drought is Equal on oil Sides of
the Porer.
thus avoiding all strain or cause for break.
age. One quarter more power is obtained
BY steady equal pull and proportionate
increase in speed.
All agree that the Equalizer is indispen-
sable. 1t will be delivered and adapted
to machines or sent by express to order.
We own the exclusive right, and will prose-
cute any infringement.
PHIcE-Eight h-power, $40. Ten h-pov.
er,445.
HELY's EQUALIZER, COMPANY
ao-S vi Decorah. lava
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"''I bHoNHWAY, ". r.,
Importer, nd MlauHss q Fh,to- ra.hic Material
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THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE

Tbs. beautiful that AssiasssAsd n.
Paris London Bsin veaas and Roms aspply
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Musical IIens.

Madame Lucca, whose death was vaguely
rumOred toale weeks ago, is reported 10
be last recovering. She is soon to reappear at
the Berlin Opera.
Of the Count Pillet Will, at whose house it was
fist gwen, has been bought by M. strekosch,
who intends to have 1t performed silnulta-
neouslY In the chief cities OF Europe. We are
at loss to conceive what purpose Is to be
served by the carrying out of this original idea.
Don Juan, one OF NJ. Carvalhos restora.
tions, has been revived by his successor at the
Theatre Lyrique; but Mozarts opera Is nov in
differently supported. Madlle 0rgeni has ap-
peared in La Irdutatd; but her nervousness
was so great on the night of her debut that she
was unable to do herself justice.
1t is said that the Pope has commissioned
the Abbe Ltszt TO prepare scheme Tor rescuiug
sacred music from the state OF degradation into
which 1t has fallen in Italy. 1t seems that Plus
the Ninth would like to be the Plus the Fourth
of the nineteenth century. We tear that LlsZt
will not prove to be its Palestrina.
"A visit paid by DR.. Sterudale Bennett to
Sheffield, his native town, has been made the
occasion for graceful and appropriate compll-
ment. He was invited by an amateur society
to u concert in which his own compositions.
comprising "The Woman of Samarla," the F
minor Concerto. and the "Naiades" overture,
were alone performed. There is a touch of Ger
msn sentiment about this which was scarcely to
be expected in the home OF hardware.
The death Is announced at st. Petersburg OF
Alexander Dagomifsky, a native composer,
known by the operas RusSdtka and Espoerdtdd.
He has also left an incomplete Don Juan,
founded, like RusSdltd. on q dramatic sketch
by Pushkin, the Russian Byron He was buried
in the cemetery OF the Newsky Kloster, near
the grave of Glinka: and at the funeral service,
celebrated in the ST. SIMEON Church, the In
perial choir sang impressive selections fl ON
Bortuiansky's works hveu IN Russia a com
poser is lowered into the tomb to the strains OF
national music