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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-06-18
JEFFEKSoNTAN OFFICE,
fIlrurss.I.tr- T....a. A. Vlls

JEFFEkSoSTAN OFFICE.
Thursday, IGne IL, lsliS.
The following are ti.a lGicst Quotations as
'IScertained froiu ieading baSinesS men:
App. ts-Green are oHi of market Dried
in good demand at lur. l. n.
EUTIER-SuppIy is In,sierate and demand
good Ia demand nj lSae0-. Fancy, 21c
BEESSWAN-In so0d ,isIns.lid ~ .-its,aiS
BEANS-In fair demand 1T ,! -aia,i a.
E'i6S-In demand IL k- q t:uYrn
FEAfH ERS-.u dein;tnd at glc e. D.
FIQUr-W heat lOur from - 70 q, - co ac-
cordlng To quality. Rye fInur-nSife in TIE
market.
GRAIN-Wheat. sl.o0 per bushei Corn in
good demand AT J1c per Iu~hci. Cats in fair
demand al j.Jc. Eyt--nOne in nlaiEet
LARD-ln god demand AT Ice per III.
POTAIUES-in good demand AT iG450c Per
buShel.
RAGS-FrOn 263c. according to quality.
SALT-We quote salt at = al per barrel.
SEEDS-BUt little doing. \ prime article of
Flaxseed will bring = 25d - per buShel. Clover
seed S9.0O@ a5J Timothy seed S3-59@3.00.
S0At-C0untry IN sOdd demand, 80 per lb.
TALLOW-GOOd demand at Sc
HtnES-Green. &c; Dry, Ice; Sheep Pelts, .
as cents according To quality --
WOOIs--ilCy i3c. - ItaF a. .- .' -
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ANIMAL LIFE is full of corruption
and we can only hope to escape the
ills which flesh is heir to by judicious
use of the remedies in natures store
house. In all the time which has past
since the world began, mankind has
given great attention and some of its
best talent to the study of medicine.
While this sacrifice has not been Who'll
y i'll vain, the facts elected are few
md mostly unsatisfactory Among the
ruths which have been elected l.
his, ''that if we keep the blood, pur,
we must be healthy To purify the
blood there is no medicine equal to
MOrse's Indian Root Pills, as thous
lnds Of testimonials will verify. Use
horse's Pills If you wish to regain
md retain your health. Morse's Pills
are the best medicine for all Female Ir-
regularitieS, Liver. Complaints, Indiges-
ion, BilliOusness, Dyspepsia, Head
lche, &c Sold by all Dealers.
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Democratic County Conventiou.

/ "ssN Oonsy SOaNtmll00.
In pursuance of a call of their county com.
mittee, the unterrifed met in convention las,
Saturday as they supposed to select a ticket for
the county Offices, but really for the purpose
OF going through the ceremony of endorsing
what the leaders OF that party had cooked
up" for them. Charges of fraud and packi ing
of delegations had been freely banded back
and forth for some time previous, but the
master minds" were called In, and succeeded
In giving at least a seeming of Harmony TO the
proceedings.
A. J.. Byal, of Findlay township was chosen
as President, c. EJorlon, OF Washington and
W. W. Hughes, of Delaware, Vice-Presidents,
Henry Sheets, of Washington and Samuel
Hoffman, of Union, as Secretaries. The fol-
lowing Committees We're then appointed:- =
One delegate from each township on Creden-
tisls; one delegate nom each township OH
Rules and Apportionment; committee of Six
on Resolutions.
The Convention then proceeded TO nominal
ton OF ticket
u. Z. Barnd, for Probate Judge, VIM. III. An
derson, for Prosecuting Attorney, and Moses
Rellog, for Infirmary Director, having no op-
position, Were nominated by acclamation for
their second terms.
Committee on Resolutions reported the fol-
lowing amount of "buncomb," which was
unanimously adopted:
. Resolved, l. That the principles of the DEM
ocratic party, administered by Democratic
statesmen made our country prosperous and
great.
/ 2. That Republicanism has loaded the coun-
rywith debts, which can never, i'm our opin-
IN, be paid until equal taxation becomes the
lie.
3. That bondholders and bankers do not de-
rye TO be favored from taxation, while the |
boring classes-the farmer and mechanic
e burdened with unjust taxes to support an
necessary set of foffice-hOlders.
4. That the widows of the men who fell i'm |
struggle to maintain our Government
ould not be taxed to pay gold interest on
,nds to men who bought Them at forty cents |
the dollar, and who have received in inter- |
more than the bonds cost them
J. That we heartily indorse the action ofthe |
smocratie Iegisiature of Ohio, in defeating |
Ie Fifteenth Amendment OF the Constitution |
the United States.
q. That the course in Congress of our Repre-
ntative in that body, the Hon. VIM. Mum
IN, meets our unqualified appreciation.
Committee on Credentials reported that they |
ound the townships all represented.
Committee on Rules and Apportionment |
aported recommending that each township
entitled to one delegate for every ten votes
ast for Secretary of State in 1858, and one del
gate for every five votes over.
This report caused some discussion and one
ardent young cop. expressed the idea in words
more forcible than polite, when he exclaimed
TO Republican by-stander, "Well, hi has
commenced already" But the prompt ruling
Of the Chair brought the matter TO a focus. and
.he Convention adjourned until afternoon.
The Convention was called to order at one
o'clock, and a motion was made TO proceed al
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Temperance,

TeBiperapce,
At the request of mum eroqs citizens We p4n-
lish the call which initiated the temperance
movement that has been agitatipg the public
mind for some time past We might also say
that the friends of the cause are maturing
their plans elietly but effectively, and the
good results OF their work will soon be appar-
ent:
We, the undersigned citizens of Findlay
earnestly request thai the people Of this toE'I
meet in mass convention, al The Courthouse
the bell, TO take necessary steps on the part O
our people TO put in force existing laws IN re
gard 10 the sale of Intoxicating liquors to per.
sons who ought not TO be intrusted with the
same.
The state of affairs i'm the community at thi.
time demands that something be done in thi,
direction. Prof. Moffat and other able speak
ers will be in attendance.
Turn out, all friends Of law and order, and
let Us have nousing meeting;
John NJ Hamlin, D u Ppgb, II T Windsrs
J NJ Cross, T. I Dunn, John King, ] Patter-
son, T. 5 kiDIber, l. 7 Rooms, Pat Taylor, ID
nahan, Il Mcbride, & NJ Bush, George Click, Z
r Miles, + L Jones. Isaac Newton, John X
Wise, Ii Tufts, A Hnrd Wheeler, Z 4
lyday, n Thrift, Il w kimmel, j B Roth
child, l. & Webster. L Brown, VIM Mitchell, .
" Kinsel, II B Wall, J Longworth A
Me Meeks u Ian bangTorthy a Il Rh LnsaTt MiIs. Ma
Geo Mains, + ii Hedlck. ] D Ford, F W Entri:
Ell ss,@rSs; TS: fFss EssssiIsp hsss
D gs B Beardsley, W " McConneIi, W 4 Ward,
r W shoman, Geo Biggs, John e swain, Geo
Ter, c j Eekies, = = SeeIey, y c Powell, Z
j 6 smith, y W ffil. y HIN I9hn Lind;
Ii Smith, Sam Huber, J NJ Huber. B'F Kim:
.nons, VIM Cultivate, L Wheeler, James
Chain John Mingste Geo Heck, Ell Foster
eSgason risneE Gep fsS EeR n5sP s.JoRsF 5Rs e
rauff, Ruhi, Paul sours, WIN Edwards, q
GsliOyag ERs5eI Rsss TSWElsyI, WsIt,sisI Hss,f 4
Whiteiey. 4 Sours,J S Poyslb 3 Robins, "
L navis. WIN NJ Detwiler, d F 'Ellge, p Cline
& Meyer I y GliRe sJ,tS Y Fq5s9a. d aaxfs & Y
RuniIee!L + f Greep, Jas Wilson, u Bal
thorn, D J Cory Z GarIpsp, J1hn Altasa. =
H Rob, { b Ettinger, W E Snyder, J ? Den
mis-. samuel Myers, Issse Guise, q B Hall, Al
petMiier, Waeli,cr 4srtjp, y Porch John Davis
oHarra % EW z Edwards drSn i Clara nst'f II Ssae s Il
A fnlhart, Fred II Glessner, ] Rophan,
ker, A Pittsiprd, APaFkef, Fred KiAnamap
H Rspstack, Peter Bysl, Peter sIaricf, chani
bers Garter, Tbos Anderson, + B Zay, John A
Thompson, John Hedges, John Adams, Pau
Freb FEsR Ia9 Eea Goa SaP EE1ss Paslss ass
Richards, B i Hyatt, ] d swab, Geo D Craw
ford, ] Burket' ] Rpeh, G Z Ruhb. zenil
A Funk, j H Wilson, Isaac Teatsorth, John
Day. C O Mann, James Robinson, John Green
L II sargent, Geo Saco, 8 Hoxter, Thomas /
Adams, C Swop, y j. Rosenberg, A Ballou
Rashbaugh, j 2 Kerr, B p Barney, John Wal
gers, Csrlin, ] NJ Latham, Il 7 Andsipl,
NanEman, PV Rockwell, G W Hampton,
Wolfe. +.
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List of Letters
The Lasest Ansasene6.

The latest indoor amusement is termed "the
printers delight" and is performed in the
following manner: Take sheet of note pa
per, fold it carefully and enclose a bank note
sufficiently large 10 pay up arrearages and a
year in advance. And what adds immensely
to the feat is to send along a new subscriber,
with cash to balance" Watch the post-office
carefully, and if You receive receipt, with
the thanks of the prlnter, she next week, the
trick NAV be pronounced a success. Try it,
readers of the tEFF
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If you do not feel well, you send
Tor doctor, he calls upon you, looks
wise, sucks the head of his cane, scrawls
some hierOglyphies upon a piece of pa
per which you take to drug store.
and there pay 50cts 20 100 besides
the doctor foe, for Il remedy nine times
out of ten not half So good as Judson's $
Mountain Herb Pills, which is 25 cts.
per box Do you think the former
the best because you pay lhe most for
IT. 1t you do We advise you to use just
for ah experiment Ju1son's Noun
tain Herb Pills, ami see for yourself,
that they are one of the hest family
medicines compounded. They cure
Headache, Indigestion, BilIiousness,
Jaundice, and all Female Irregu!ar
tiles. Give the Mountain Herb Pills 4
trial. Sold by ali Dealers.
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ToTTEN Bros. have just received
.he largest and best selected stock
IF Tobacco and Cigars ever brought
to Findlay.
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House for Sale.
] will sell my residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated on
lot and a-half, and ls very conveniently
located for a residence for a business
man. There is large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. Will be
sold at a bargain, if sold soon.
no43tf. T. K. WILLIAMS.
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hefiectlOn.
Those contemplating of getting 81
fine rejection of themselves would
do well TO call at Twinine's Gallery.
He is the oldest and most reliabl,
picture man in the State.
FINDLAY PHoroGRAPH Rooms
mol w2.
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$1,000 and ali Expanaes Paid !
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our AL
vertising columns. mess ly.
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Farmers and Others /!

FHrmerS ana others!
Have you examined the fine line
of Springfield Doeskin Jeans at j. S.
Patterson's Corner? If you have
not, call at once, as they are the
neatest, cheapest and most durable
goods in the market. No cheaper
IT better wear for men and boys car
re found anywhere, and they do not
consider it any trouble to show then
70 persons who may call. Farmers
md others, call and inspect them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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HighIy CompIimentary.
National Peace Jubilee Association, |

I IT,
Boston, May 81, 1867
Dear Sirs: take great pleasure in advising
you officially that at meeting the Execu-
tive Committee of this Association, holden on
Saturday evening, it was, on motion of Mr.. E.
d. Jordon, unanimously voted,
That, if any pianos are to be used in the per
formances at the Coliseum, they shall he the
grand orchestral pianos of AIessrs. HaIlet, pa.
Wis & Co. l remain, gentlemen, your ob't
servant, HENRY G. PARKER, Sec.
HALLET, DAVIS & Co., Boston.
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Letter Heads

Letter Heads.
On short notice aud in the best
styles extant. No business man can
afford to be without them.
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The Tiffin Tribune comes to US this week
enlarged to nine columns and otherwise
much improved We are glad to notice this
token of prosperity on the part of our neigh
bors. We assured our Seneca county friends
that they would find in them the style of men
that would "push things" and they will find
our predictions more than verified.
We neglected in our last TO notice that the
Fremont Messenger and the Richland She'd
and Bonner had also been enlarged.
We are rejoiced as much over this evidence
of prosperity on the part of our Democratic
brethren as we are disguised with their poll
ties
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ru-tha- Sfafisffes.

In addition To those published I'm our last,
we compile the following interesting statistics
of our county from the Assessors' returns for
the year 1865. The table will be found quite
interesting to those who desire information in
regard to the resources OF the county:
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Have you a friend, who weekly
suffers with Sick Headache Get
him TO try bottle of WhittleseJ's
Dyspepsia Cure, and be will thank
you for The advice.
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State Republican Convention.

tee, held at Findlay, June Is, l7es, it was
Esesulsed. That all Republicans of Hancock
county attending The state. Convention al
Columbus, June q, 1853, shall cast the vote OF
Hancock county in said Convention.
c. NJ. BUSH JAS. A. ROPE,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Bridge Fund, Iz mills ON the Dollar valua-
tion, of all taxable property of county.
Road Fund, mill on the Dollar valuation, of
all taxable property of county.
Surplus Revenue Fund, u mill on the Dol
lar valuation, ofall taxable property oicounty
AtIOnrpe1
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Successful because of superior
merit. Mrs S. A. Aliens Improved
(neao style) Hair Restorer or Dress
ing, On one 6otle.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar.
[uo5-4t.
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Local Business Notices.

Nc Business Notices, in our Local Col
umns. Single Insertion, 10 cents line to Reg
ular Advertisers, and IL cents to Transient
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion, 10
cents per line.
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For Hats and Caes

For Hats and Caps
OF the Latest Styles, al less money,
for better article, than any other
establishment, go TO
HENDERSON & CONNELI's.
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There will be a meeting OF The Dresdnought
Hook and Ladder Company at the Council
Room, Wednesday evening next. A full at
tendance is requested.
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An apology is due Nm. Anderson, Esq, fof
the omission ofhis name ih the Committee on
Ways and Means in the Temperance move
ment, which appeared last week.
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Me!odeons and Organs.

Me!odeons and Organs.
If you want a good Cabinet Organ
or Melodeon, go to Kinnaman's
Photograph Rooms. file is agent foI
Phelps IL Goodman's-the best ex-
tant, nos.
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Bill Heads.
In the latest style Of art, on good
paper, and cheaper than elsewhere.
For the cheapest and best Stove
90 to J. Cromley's. no28tf
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Great Inducements!
500 NEW SUBSCRIBERS WANTED

Wishing to increase the circulation
of the JEFFEEs OMAN TO 81 least 2O0G
copies by the Isl OF July, we viii
make the following proposition, viz
We will furnish 4 copy OF the JEFF
one year, and either OF the following
for the prices annexed
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Communion Service.
The children ofSt- Michael's Catholic Church
will receive their first communion next Sab
bath, at O'Clock, a. NJ.
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The Dearest 7 hing
You ever knew within a human
door" is "Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" Sold by Frey Il IT.
,tinger.
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Passengers leaving FindIay at go n H., ar
rive at Cleveland at l0.5O a. In., and Toledo at
s:35 a. m
Refurning-Leave Cleveland at 2sl p. m, and
Toledo at 5:3o p. IN, arrive at FiDdlay at s;35
same evening.
Leay ing Cleveland at SO n m, and Toledo
at 7:40 a. m, arrive at Findiay at l2:g D. m.
Refkrndlg-LeaYe Findlay at 30 p. M, ar
rive at Cleveland at y:2j. and Toledo at a:iO
same evening.
Close connections are made at Nonroeville
for Mansfield, Colum bus, &c.
Passengers by this Road VIII reach Findlay
earlier than by any other route.
Buy tickets via Fremont, in Cleveland and
Toledo, AZ cle ticket Offices OF the Lake Shore
Railway Company.
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The useful as well as the beautiful Is united
in this neat invention for sale at Frey q Et-
fingers Drug store. Every lady, gentleman
or youth, should examine them They are an
excellent suspender, and may be used as q
brace, If desired. -
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For Sale,

Z Uf 6dIH,
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire atthe office
of DR.. F. w. Entrikin, or direct to
EMloR I. ENTRIKIN,
SO tt. FindIay, o.
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TOTTEN Bios. have a splendid
stock of Shorts, cheap.
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Owing TO the serious illness Of his wife. Mr..
Marshall, County Commissioner, was unable
to be present at the meeting Of the Board lasi
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Music MusiciI
A splendid seven octave Piano and
8 first class six octave MelodeOn, for
sale at a bargain. Enquire at Gays
Gallery. no3-4t.
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Music (! Musici q

A $50 Fashion cook stove for SSJ
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf
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IIEAnACHE--Those people who are
suffering so much from headache, will
ind by using Seward IL Bentley's Con-
'titution B.tters, they vii! be relieved
# not entirely cured. They can be
found at all the first class Drug Stores.
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lOO,OOO Lbs. Of Wool
Wanted at the Findlay Woolen
Mills, for which we will pay the mar
ket price in cash.
nlw6. WIN. ANDERSON d Co.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at half the price.
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Business Cards.
Latest style and upon the shortest
notice.
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A good S35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S9J at j. Cromley's. 2Sti
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Posters
In the naatest style, shortest no
iice, and most reasonable terms.
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FINDLAY. June IA. ]

lNDLA VtHifC h1f 4oOo.
At meeting of the Committee of Arrange
ments for decorating the soldiers graves, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
R,oRued, I. That the Cosamittee Of Arrange.
msnts hereby tender to the ladies Of FindIay
and the surrounding country, to the Orator,
Clergy, Town Council, Editors of the Courier
and JEFF, Glee Club, Cornet Band. Martial
Music, Livery Men and citizens generally, our
waYmest thanks for their kindness in assisting
rs 50 generously in making the decoration OF
our s0idiera' graves success.
3. Thsf especisl thapks are due to the ladies
for their special efforts In furnishing the fioY-
ers and eyergreens with which our comrades
graves are srreTn.
C. N. BUSH, s. MILLS,
Secretary. Chairman.
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There are many hair preparations
in the market, but none have so de-
sirable effect upon the hair,anti scalp
as Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
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MARRIED.
FINDLkY MARKETS.

MOSIEE-MYERS- Inne T.. by Rev. J.
1. Bower, Mr., John Il. Mus;isr and Miss AIariah
r.. Myers
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Every Style of Printing
From a "dodger" to a full sheet
poster, on short notice and in good
style.
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woel AsSlsf, Alfk Us M
The market for tnisf staple hasBeen quite
brisk for the past week. 1t is bringing from
20 to 4s cents, and q pretty large amount has
been brought into market s-rl
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society

'Ahte DOc1ety-
The Lutheran Mite will meet al the resi-
idence of Sheriff Samuel Myers, Wednesday
evening next. IceCream &c. will be served.
All the friends are cordially invited.
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r. U. L. Society.

r, U. L. Society.
This society will give a public meeting at
Columbia Hall, next "Wednesday evening,
June I'D. The public are cordially invited TO
sttepd. Admittance free. The following is
the Programme:
Vocal Music; prayer; Instramsntal Nusie
Oration-W. A. Wand; Essay-Sallte Good,
win; Recitation-Wm. Taylor; Paper, part
Lizzie Grauel; Vocal Music; Discussion-C.
q. Barnd and ]. ID. Flenner; Select Reading
Miss A. T. Mower; Vocal Music; Dialogue
NaIlis Goodwin Co.; E.say-J. A. PittsSord ;
HecI atiol-H. p Rarnd POem-R. J: Simon
MHss ssRe Rfb vSesI ESsI
Music Cl4siag Address-Miss 7. 9. DeF9rest /;
IIsfFEmeAtaf MHsif.
At q meeting held June Is, the members OF
the Society unanimously voted down mo-
ton to adjourn over until September. The
regular meetings win therefore be, as hereto
fore, every Wednesday evening. All are in
yited to attend.
The members of the Ladies' Literary Organ
izatinn, of Findlsy. and the members of the
Literary Organization of Van Buren,, are cor
daily invited to attend our public meeting at
Columbia Hall, and our regular meetings.
The Hall VIII be tastefnlly decorated.
LIZZIE qRAUEE, g. G.F.PEspEEfos,
secretary. President,
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Printers Ink

Printers Ink
Has made many a man independ-
emily rich. Every good business
man uses it. If you have a good
thing, advertise it i! advertise il
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Fig Leaf and Honey Dew Tobacco
found at TOTTEN Bios.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-06-18
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Conversational Festival

The Festival given by the ladies of the Con-
gregational Church, at H'hee,er's Hall, last
Friday evening, passed OF very pieasaptly.-
Owing TO the short notice given, the attend
ance was not as large as could have been wish
ed Notwithstanding. the affair was, we are
informed, a pecuniary success. Our omission
to notice it in our last was merely an over
sight.