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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Powell,
Webber, Wheeler and DeWolfe.

| ANoo hOocio. Audus, OnCll
Webber, Wheeler and DeWolfe.
The account of $50, for building
cistern On East Main Cross Street
was, on motion, referred to Commit
Lee on Fire Department.
The account of Geo. Walters, fol-
work on lots 50 and 90, on Front
Street, were referred to Committee
of One-Mr. Adams.
MIR. Adams offered the following
resolution
Resolved, That the return of the
Clerk OF the additional assessment
for the sewerage and improvement
Of Main Street, be received and
adopted.
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Powell,
Webber and Wheeler.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the
additional sum of $50 was appropri-
sted for the Improvement of Broad
way Park. Yeas-Messrs. Adams,
Powell, Wheeler, Webber and De-
Wolfe.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the
Clerk and Treasurer were instructed
to furnish q statement of the receipts
and expenditures up to the present
time, for the inspection of the Coun-
ell at their next meeting.
The following recommendation,
rom the Board OF Improvements,
was read and, on motion, adopted
and the Board directed to proceed at
once to make such improvements,
viz:
To the Council of the Incorporated
FAage Of Fndlay::
GENTS We, the Board of I'm
,rovements of your village, recon-
mend the following improvement on
lincoln Street, east of Main, viz:
That a percolating drain OF 2 inch
,ak- plank, in the form of an inverted
Z, about three or four feet high, be
placed in said street, extending from
IAN Street east to such point as will
intercept ali the water coming from
he south or southeast, being about
100 feet Or more.
Such improvement is necessary,
ot only to drain the premises on
he east side OF Main Street, but also
o furnish water for the Main Street
ever. j A. BORE,
b. +. KINMoNs.
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Webbcr,
and DeNoire. Nays--nrr.
Dwell.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the
of Judge d. j. Cory to
urnish gravel for the Corporation,
t % cents per cubic yard, the amount
0 be ascertained by careful measure
lent of the ground yearly, on or
bout the first of November, was &C
epted. Yeas-Messrs. Adams,
lowell, Weber, Wheeler and De-
Wolfe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

We have received No. 1,Vol. 2, OF
the Mount Auburn Index--an edu-
cational sheet issued monthly by the
Mt. Auburn Young Ladies' Institute
of Cincinnati, D. From it we learn
that the school hss opened with q
large increase of numbers over last
year, and is il very prosperous
condition
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
Change of Time.

BY a glance at the time-card of the
C. S. & @. r. R., it will be seen that
two new trains have been put on this
Road. Our people are by this ar
rangement placed in close connection
with the rest of mankind. We are
no longer compelled to read our
daily news twenty-four hours old
and strangers visiting our place on
business are not compelled to go into
winter quarters. The people of our
town and county fully appreciate the
energy and enterprise in the man
agement of the c. S. 81 C. r. r. that
hes brought about this change for
the better. Success to them, from
President Sloane down to the hum
blest employee on the Road.
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year, viz {:
A Mistake.

a Mistake.
Our friend Zimmerman, OF the
Wvandotte Union, has the following,
which is news to the lady herself as
well as her many friends in this vi
cinity:
On the --th of October, 1869, in
Findlay, O., Mrs. o. P. Wheeler,
formerly q teacher in the Union
Schools of Upper Sandusky. Her
death will be deeply lamented by her
scholars and friends.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

Our business men are preparing
for the coming holidays. Let every
one who has something rare and rich
to sell, occupy small space in the
JErrEnsoxIAN, to let the people
know it. 1t will pay to do SO.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
Putting up Stoves.

1t is said that churches that take
in members for certain time on
probation, before admitting them to
full membership, are seriously con-
templating the substitution of a new
test as to change of heart, viz: thai
of setting the candidate TO set up
stove with at least three joints o
pipe. If the candidate gets through
without violating the third command
ment, he or she is considered as be
ing about as near perfection as NOR
tails ever get in this world. 1t il
said that Job had no experience il
this line.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
Ada High School.


Below we give the names of those
students at the Fall term, of this
school, who were perfect in conduct
and neither absent nor tardy during
the term, without previous permis.
sion, or good excuse:
LADIEs.-N. Arbuthnot. ]. Emery,
NJ. Woods, A. Smith, M Kridler,
NJ Cochran, ]. Mathews, NJ. Dickin-
son, r. E Smith, L Davenport, s,
McManima. E. Dobbins, n. Latimer,
A. Marshall, E. Erving, C. Crawford.
j. Lehr, ID. E. Nash, A. Everett, H
Miller, III. Reed, c. Reed, P. Woods,
s. Gibson, L. Freed, III. Marshall.
GENTLEMEN Fl. Jones, r. T..
Souder, ID. C. Smith, J. Garwood,
w. Brockerman, c. Blair, A. Phil
lips, A. Henry, r. Preston, j Nc
Mamma, j. Park, J. Rothrock, G
Butler, c. Gwin, G. Showalter, E.
Mckinley, c. Marshall, S. Bigger, G.
Henry, j. Turner, j. DoliDg, W.
Guyton, AI. Nelson, G. Garwood, S.
II. McAdams, j. Jones, Z. Freed, j.
Huntley, j. NJ. Dickinson.
The whole number enrolled was
sixty-three. II. S. Lehr,
Principal.
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D. D. Snyder & Co. at McComb.

We are glad to learn that this firm
is pushing things" in McComb
with their usual swim" The people
in that region are fortunate in having
such an establishment in their midst.
ALI they have to do is to keep on as
they have begun, giving fair arti
Gle at fair rate, and they must do
well. We know they are keeping a
good stock, as scarcely day passes
thst they do not receive accessions
to their stock.
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Change at Mt. Blanchard.

Messrs. Paul d Cultivate have
sold out their Grocery and Provision
Store to Mr.. James Hughes. Mr.
Cultivate has opened anew Grocery
and Provision Store in the "Old
Clark Corner" and is doing ''land
Office business Success to him.
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Building Association Election.

At the third annual election, held
lest Monday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-C. +. Niles.
Treasurer--A. S. Julien.
Secretary d. B. Beardsley.
Dircctors-Wm. Anderson, X. s.
Baker, Henry Byal, FL. L. Gage and
Frank Karst.
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Mite Society.
The NJ. Z. Mite will be held at the
residence OF Jonathan Parker, ESQ.,,
Friday evening. Nov. 10Th. Refresh
ments will be provided in the shape
of mush and milk. A cordial inyi-
tation is extended,
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Church Fair.

Church Fair.
Our German Lutheran friends are
making preparations for a grand
Fair, during the holidays, for the
purpose of paying off debt against
their church building. We hol Q
thew may meet with success.
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Vacation.

Vacation. -
The School Board in ethe Union
District have decided % haveava-
cation during next week, which, in
our humble opinion, is very wise
move. We know the little folks will
not object.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

Pine following is an extract from private
-tter written by the Proprietors of the Plan
.atiOn Bitters
We had no conception of the widespread
,uiierlng which exists. or OF the almost infal-
.ib!c cures produced by the PLANTATION BIT
CERS, when We first commenced Offering then
Ur sale. We now find that every EOI,s.
mas weak child, an ailing parent, or debili-
'ated aged member who needs this Tonic
our l.abratory has grown from single room
20 an immense building. and our sales from 1,
lew bottles 10 many hundred dozens per day
and we are glad TO know that they have done
you so much good.
MAGNOLIA WATER.--SuperiOr TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold al hal
the price
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

In order to give all our employees
an opportunity to suitably observe
Thanksgiving Day, our paper, this
week, will he printed on Wednesday
evenlng-though dated Friday. We
hope the day will be properly OBJ
served by all who read the JEFF.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

DIR. T. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, ". Y, has discov-
cred, residing in a very common little plant
found growing by the roadside, a medicinal
principle, which surpasses everything hereto
fore known for the cure of all severe Coughs
and Minister'S Sore Throat, Laryngitis, Bron-
chitis and Consumption, in its early stages 1t
is called DIR. Pierce's Alternative Extract, or
Golden. Medical Discovery. and Is sessl by drug
gists, or send three and quarter dollars to. the
discoverer, and get three bottles free of ex-
press charges.
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Assessment Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given thai the assess
~ meRt upon the lots on Main Street, for
the sewer said street, under tIls, ordinance,
of November 2, lSji. have been made by the
Clerk and approved by the Council, and are.
now on file IN the office OF the Clerk.
By order oil thv Council
f. g. pEWoLFE Clerk
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

Trains arriyindin Findlay at 5.l5 p IN connect
at Carey with Mail Train from the South which
leaves Cincinnati at 7.I5 a N Dayton AT l0.l5
a m Osborn at loss IN; Springfield at IL -35
a m Urbana at l2I5 IN; BelIeIontaine at
l.aO pm; Kenton at 2-2J p In Forest at 2.57:p IN
arriving at Carey at 3.32 p m.
pas- Passengers by This Line reach Fffldidy quick
er than by any other Route.
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COMMON SENSE,lll

WANTED-AGENTS. $50 per month To
sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE ONLY SIS Great Inducements to Agents
rms Is the most popular Sewing Machine ot
ne Gay-n1akes the famous "ElaStic Lock
stitch Will do any kind OF work that can be
be done ON any Machine-E00, 800 sold. and
the demand constantly increasing. Now is
ne tinIe TO take an Agency Send for circu-
iaI>. EG Belrdre Of t'lriRgeTS. -Su Address
SECOMB * CO., Boston, Mas, PIttsburg. Pa
or st. Louis. Mo-
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Look TO Your Flues.

A crack in q fue or a eareiessly
jointed stove-pipe, may lay your
home in ashes. Look to it. San
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of curer in such cases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

There are no Bitters popular and so de-
serving ofpraise as the Constitution Bitters
prepared by Seward X Bentley. Druggists, OF
Buffalo, y. y. They have become famous
more rapidly than any Others, and all because
they are the best Riifers for the u fiicted
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL Room,
Nov. 10, 1869. !
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Mayor Bope, Trus
tees Adams, Powell, Weber, Wheeler
and the Clerk.
Proceedings Of previous meeting
read and approved.
The Committee On Fire Depart
ment, to whom was referred the mat
er of wood for families OF deceased
md wounded soldiers-the gift OF
H. Smith, Esq.-asked further time,
which was granted.
The Committee on Accounts pre-
'ented the following, which were
approved, and the Clerk instructed
issue orders for the same, viz:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

Important to Farmers.
Mr.. B. +. Robinson is introducing the cele-
brated Cotswold sheep into this county. OF
tn ir merits it is needless to speak Their
value TO the wool-raiser is unquestioned
while their immense size and easy flttening
qualities make them valuable TO the butcher.
We would advise our stocs-raisers To call on
Mr.. X, as they should not lose thi, opportunity
of improving their stock.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
Oysters, Oysters /!

Direct from Baltimore. Only 90 cents per
Half Can. For standard brands, call and try
them. [26tf1 GREEN 4, CARSON.
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Correct Time

You can get it at E. s. Kimber's Jewelry Store
Also, anything in the Jewelry, Watch or Clock
line. Have a large stock for the Holidays
All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired. PLACE OF BUSINESS, in W. l.. Mil
ler & Co, s Drug Store, next door to "Old White
Corner" no o--t,
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Another Lecture.

Next Tuesday evening our citizens
will have the pleasure of listening to
che second of the series of lectures
under the auspices of the F. u L.
Society. The lecturer. DIR. Fairfield,
stands high in the literary world and
his subject, "Thirty-three Days in
Rome" will certainly be an mex
haustible theme. We trust that oui
people will turn out in force, as
those who do not will be very apt to
miss a rich treat. The lecture will
he held at the Presbyterian Church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19

Stoves ! Stoves
The cheapest and best In Northern Ohio, al
F. r. STEwART& BROS, ,HaIe's Block, Fosto-
ria, Ohio
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The SIS Train connects al Carey with
Mail ing South reaching Forest at lois IN !;
Kenion AT 1880; Bellefontaine at Ills Crbana
at 24I u m; Springfield at l-25 p m Osborn al
2-05 pm Dayton al 2.40 p m; Cincinnati al
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EsissDssltion NsiEce.

si9Ts'1 T'1b be e nu iii's;' soi,senii Rainbie T.-
firing The business will hereafter be- con-
Quoted at the old stand by A. HuShOn, III. +.
Ninders and j. 4. Busaun, under the firm
name OF Bushon, WinGersIS IS CO., who viii set
tie all acc1J Ats due the late firm of j. Kemble
Il Go. !. kEMHLE K co.
Nov. III. lSia-tII
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Fred Salhann

By the Can, Half Can, or Dish, tonight, at
J.J. ZAIsER's
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Touneed not suffer with diseases of the bow
Is and stomach, if you will use "WhittIesey'
treat Vegetable Remedy" the world-renown-
ID DySDepSia Cure
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Local Business Notices,

r5-Busincss Notices, in our Local COL
umns. single Insertion, ~ cents n line to Rer-
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion. 10
cents per line.
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Important to Farmers.

ADAMS PATENT DRUM is manufactured and
sold by +. Il. STEWART K BRO, Fostoria. q.
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Summer Is Over

And the Election is past. Now Is the time
TO call at Twining's Rooms and get a supply OF
Photographs. T2It3.
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MARRIED
DIED.

ENGLE-BlSH-On the 4th, at the NJ f.
| Parsonage, bv Rev. q. kennedy, Mr. Lorenzo
Eng and Miss Catharine Bish, both OF Han
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Auction at j. Schwab g. Co.'S.

Every day till stock is closed out. Buy your
clothing, Hats. Boots & Shoes, Dress Goods.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Shawls and Ladies' and
Children Furs there. tr
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List of Letters

UISG Vi UttCtTS
Remaining in the Post office il
Findlay for the week ending Nov
Is, 1869:
Bartlett Y NJ, Peters Samuel.
Decker Miss Clara, shaw Miss Ellie.
Kenney Master Clyde ShafIer Hiram,
Lee Miss Maggie e, Thomas Mrs Eiizab'th.
Moore Alpheus, Walters Philip,
More & Powell Walters Miss Eliza
Mitchell Nancy, Yueston James.
Powell Daniel,
Persons calling for these letters
will please say they are advertised, :
A. BALLou, P. NJ. -
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Ladies' Oyster Room,
Upstairs, reopened, and Oysters served up
in style, at .a.sER's.
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The Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad.
ToSk effect Tuesday April 27, 1869.

Leave Findlay.
P&Ss2n2e a. III
Accommodation and y. In
Arrire at Fremont.
Accommodation and dMail---.-...........5: p. IN.
Leave Fremont.
Accommodation and 1000 a. m
Passenger. o'oo l.. H.
AYrice at EsndLay.
Accommodation and Mail -l2::30 p. m.
Passenger o.eO p III
Passengers leaving Findiay at 80 a. m, ar
i've at Cleveland at l0:50 a. m, and Toledo al
10 m -
Toledo at $50 p. NJ, arrive at findiaS at ODD
same evening.
at 7:iO a. m, arrive at Findlay at l2:5b p. m
HefurninQ-Leave Findlay at 80 p m, ar
rive ar Cleveland at 9:25, and Toledo at 1;4O
Close connections are made at Honroeville
for Mansfield, Columbus, &c
Passengers by this Road VIII reach ihoias
earlier than by any other route.
Buy tickets via Fremont, IN CleTelane a, iiho
Toledo. at the ticket offices nj the Lake Shore
Railway COMPANY
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sHUNTER'S GUIDE."-THK REAL. .orig-
II inal." 22,O1O sold Tells how 10 hunt
trap and e0tch ALL animals from mink To
bear. slO tanning secrets 81 pages. well
bound Every hoy needs 1t. II lcid PAY
Money refunded IL not satisfied. only - cts,
post-l laid. Address HUNTER e CO., Publish
erS Hinstlale N H.
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Masonic.

Masonic.
At a stated communication Ol
Blanchard Lodge, No. 403, f. d A
NJ, held Nov. 10, 1869, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year, viz: - - .
w. M.-James Wilson.
s. W.-B. f. Kimmons.
j. W.-JOhn G. Martin.
Treas.-W. W. Mcconnell.
Seo'y-Dr. F. w. Firmin.
S. D.-Henry Kob.
J. D.-Jas. Spayth.
Tyler-Dr. III. d. Ballard.
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For the Best Oysters
Go TO DAVIS & GREENS.
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Candies and CCnfectioneries,
Constantly on hand at
VAIGE
Attention, Day Boarders

DO you want "a bargain in Nails, II .Oc<s
Glass and Putty: Go to L. X. STEWART Il
BRO - Fostoria, Ohio.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERs!!

Look Out for Them.
Those Oysters at DAVIS & GREEN'S.
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Mill Feed, &c.

Go to ]. Parker & Co.'S for all kinds of Mill
Feed, Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Best Brand of
White and Red Wheat Flour, constantly on
hand and delivered to any part of town. I2st3.
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Stoves 7 Stoves 7

Fresh Groceries,
Always on hand, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest, at JJ.ZAIsER,s.
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Wanted at Henderson & Copnell.s
1922 Coon Skins. 2si764 Mink Skins, $3.50
Sheep Pelts and 100000 Muskrat-O oOO0 Skunk
for which We will pay the highest prices
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uoIIDAY Joi;snaI EopIsz0-

CONTAINING a Fairy Story for Christmas,
u PLAYS, Puzzles and Wonders. Is large
pages, illustrated Sent Fi.lE on receipt o
sent stamp for postage. ADAMS & CO., -
HrOmfield Street Boston. Mass
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RESTORED.

IgOnranee Exposed Fa;lncies rnE.ans-
ed Highly important 20 both sexes, married
and single, in health and disease : Br: Lar
Ita0nz'a Paris, London and New York Medi-
cal Adviser and Marriage Guide. oisG edition.
Nearly 80 pages and LOO enEravings, upon
GOnogThea, Gieet, Structures, Syphilis,S Seminal
Weakness. Impotency. Inflammation of the
Bladder, G!d Ulcers, Piles, Bright's Disease,
&C. &c. Elaborate treatment with recipes ana
caTfincates OF cures. Price 81. Mailed free Of
fees fer treatment, sci BToa5.way, New York
Direct IstteIs-BONSi4.
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DON'T SHAKE.

THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN
JOhnsOn's Vegetable Candy Agae Cure
safe, permanent and effectu4l. So pleasant
everybody will eat il. Contains no poison
Sold everywhere Made and sold by HOW
ELL x JOHNSON, b dford, Ind. Sent post
paid, on recent of price.
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TI,eAaufpek 5effersuniata
FRIDAY NOV. 10, 1869

srCirculation double that of any 9TH
er paper In Hancock County.
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Rev. JOHN A. MURRAY,

Has been in active preparation for over thirty
years, and Is just now completed. 1t has re-
ceived the cordial endorsement fall the lead
ing clergymen OF all the principal Religious
denominations, and Will be found 10 Till a long
recognized hiatus III our Christian literature
Wewill send to any address "A siXteen-pagt
circular, giving full particulars, with copious
extracts from the Work, and from numerous
letters from competent persons who have ex-
aInined the manuscript; and, also, q sample
of the superb. f;:;i.page kshoiO-IitEio-
graphs, with which the work will be eInbel-
lished. Ii Will be the most richly embelIisheti
the best printed, and the handsonest bopnd
book uf the season; in short, il will Ile9i e1r
cry requirement of Very usful, highly pon,l-
con>r Ii their best interests, ard send for cir
cular.
C.. =. VENT, Publisher
NJ. IS Ipest EbITth Street,
uoajItD CINCINNATI, q.
P.S-AGENTS now meeting with sPLEN1
did SUCCESS.
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HtO1 1O4DtCHI
Dealer in Pianos,

Melodcons and
other Musical Instruments
Books bound to orderand paper boxes man
ufactured. l-tf
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Tho pOst 90 DO~trs- r~rwu.
At HENDERSON & CONNELbiS
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I0Haaesa : NCsy YOrs. \:

b sa ~ks1Ssz wv 80 u pEk-s
"a 8 OR, THE CNDER-xOLLD OF the GREAT
- IA CITY The sins of every class OF soci-
II ETY. exposed. fr0jCt The Railroad 10 ruin
II IA Signals OF danger are up. MORE
"a 8 MONEY NH FOR LIVE AGENTS THAN
~ 81 ANY OTHER BO0S- Takes three press
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AtteHlIUn, Day BoardefS
Warm Meals can be had from to 70 O'Clock
\. NJ. from lI15 A. NJ, to ~ T.. NJ, and from
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Cincinnati, SanduSky and Cleveland
Railroad

On and after Monday, November Is. trains
will run as follows SUNDAYS excepted):
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Davis &Green

Davis & Green
Are bringing Oh the biggest, fatteSt and fan
ciest oysters in town. Call and see for your-
self.
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Farmers Lunch Room,
Cold Meats, Cheese, Bologna, Pies, Cakes, and
Hot Coffee at JJ.ZAIsFn,s.
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Large Fat Oysters,
AtFifty cents per Half Can, at
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Oysters Oysters
Look out for those large fat Oysters, for a
Thanksgiving Dinner. They can be had at
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