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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-26
Thanksgiving in Findlay.

Thanksgiving in Findlay.
This day was pretty generally OBJ.
served by our citizens, and we motto.
ed that most Of the places of business
were closed during religious services,
and but few were in from the coun.
try. We think there was less disor.
derly conduct and drunkenness than
usual. The union services, at the
Congregational Church, were well
attended and the services were beau
tifully solemn and impressive. The
music was very fine-the rendering
of the national anthem, "America," !"
the finest we ever listened to. The SER
mon Of the Rev. o Kennedy, Pastor
of the III. E. Church-a synopsis of
which is given on our first page-was
able and eloquent, and kept the at
tentlon of the audience from the
beginning. 1t is impossible to do it
justice on paper.
We believe there is strong feel
ing among our business men in favor
of giving proper notice hereafter
and closing their establishments dur
ing the entire day. We believe the
plan a good one, and hope it may be
carried into effect.
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'Thirty-three Days in Rome

A full house listened to DR.. E. b
Fairfield's lecture on the above sub
ject last Tuesday evening. His de.
scription of the External City, and
the sights and scenes within ITS
limits, Was frequently grand, occa-
sioEa'ly humorous, and at all times
interesting and instructive. He
handled his subject well, yet, in jus
tice to the lecturer, we must say that
it IS too prolific subject for a two
hours lecture. No doubt each one
of those thirty-three days coDld be
expanded into a lecture and the sub.
ject lose none of Its interest ny the
operation. In conclusion he paid q
deserved compliment TO the Ameri-
oan residents at Rome, Of which
Hiram Powers and Harriet Hosmer
received special mention.
With such lecturers as Taylor and
Fairfield on the stand, the Association
need not fear of failure in their com
mendsble enterprise.
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Free Lecture.

Free Lecture.
DR.. Lees, of England, and Prof
J ohm Moffat, of Cincinnati, will lee
ture at the M. E. Church next Sab
bath evening, Nov. %, upon the sub
ject of temperance. DR.. Lees is said
to be the equal of Cough as speak
er, and will no doubt draw a full
house. OF Prof. Moffat it is unnec
essary for us to speak, as our citizens
have had the pleasure of listening te
him. He is not only a fine speaker,
but is one of the best informed men
with whom we have ever conversed.
We hope every person will attend.
Let teetotallers, occasional drinkers,
constant tipplers, and al, come out
and listen. 1t can do you no harm.
1t may do you much good.
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Adjourned.

OLD WHITE CORNER puts in new
appearance this week. w. e. Sny-
der has just returned from the East
with a second stock of goods bought
since the late decline, and they are
arriving in stacks. And the people
are crowdin- them. But they take
the matter philosophically.
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That Meta0r."

Our friends, Messrs. Lockes q
Blymyer, of the Tiffin Tribune, in
.retaliating on us for our squib IN
regard to their late attempt to put
on city airs by obstructing the U. S.
Mail, talk "muchly' about our people
being sold by some wicked wags
palming off upon the unsuspecting q
piece of cinder as a portion OF the
meteorite. Now, the question comes
in night here, Was none of the afore
said edi. .ors sold at the same time !!
Come, gentlemen, remember the ole
adage, "The worst class of criminal,
are those that turn States evidence
AS to your little jokes about Findlay
being ''out of the world" .'quiet lit
lie place. &C., we would say tina,
when the C. S. & G. r. r. Co. think
it will justify them in running
through to Tifiin three trains a day,
we shall be willing to admit that
Tliiin is near enough to Findlay to
amount to something in time.
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Wanted st Henderson & Connell's

Wanted st Henderson & Connell's !
ss7,s ,s22 Coon Skins. 2si.76i Mink Skins, s4,7Ss
Sheep Pelts. and 100 900 Muskrat-OOo0t0Sk Skunk
for which we will pay the highest prices.
MULTUM IN PARyo.-There is contained in
DIR. Morse's Pills the principle of health. We
have many thousands of testimonials Of their
be seen at our office. Use Dir. Morse's Indian
Root Pills. and you will find them not only a
curative of disease but also preservative.-
They should be used in all cases of Bilious
ness, Headache. Liver Complaints, Female
Irregularities, &c. We make no secret of the
formula from which this medicine is prepar-
ed. Ask your storskeepers for the Ometa AL
manac, and read it carefully. Use Morses
Pills. Sold by all Dealers.
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FINDLAY MARKETS.
JEFFERsoNrAN OFFICE.

JEFHERSONIAN OFFICE, 4
Thursday, Nov. Is 1862
The following are the latest quotations as
nscertainsd from leading business men:
APPLES-Green, 3Oa50. Dried, in demand at
&c. y n.
BUTTER-In good demand at 2, 25@2se.
BEESWAX-In good demand at 25@3Os.
BEANS-In fair demand at 81 5042 90.
EGGS-In demand al SOC. p dozen. !:
FEATHERS-In demand at 60c = n.
FLOUR-Wheat Flour % 20. Rye Flour
none in the market,
GRAIN-Wheat,S 81 co. Corn in good demand
at SOC, Oats 51zc. Rye 65e. per bushel.
L.ARD-In good demand at l5c per Id.
POTATOESNew 40950c per hushel.
RAGS-From 293c. according to quality.
SALT-We quote Salt at ~ 30 per barrel.
SEEDS-Timothy in good demand at s2.oo4
800 per bushel. A prime article OF Flaxseed
will bring q per bushel. Clover seed q 5O@6 So
SOAPICountry In good damand, 5@7c per ID.
TALL0W-Good demand at e.
HlDES-6reen, g.; Dry. l6c.; Sheep Psits. q
% eeAA eseo.disg " quality
~VoQxrlAoSA
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Land Appraiser.

BENZ. Huber, Esq, having declined
to serve as Land Appraiser for this
township, the Auditor, Recorder. and
Probate Judge met; as the law pro-
yides, have selected. James Robinson,
ESQ.,, TO gil the position. The office is
q responsible one, and we consider
the selection an excellent one. We
are only sorry that the salary is not
commensurate with arduous duties OF
the Office. We could not expect that
. Republican would be appointed,
and believe that the selection will
meet the sPpsovdo Of sesA parties.
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N8Sby Ia Ks "PlantatlOn."
Ihev traded on mi Post Of1s & TUX mi Pay
in PLANTAsHUN! P'raps yu ma be surprizzed
tu here Nv mi relinquishin my Guv'm 'ment Ofis
with awl its glory In sech Caws.
Here NEE fust then jedge Nee. It hapen
thuswisely: i wuz canvassin the Mawmee
Flats for owr Bluvid Kedentry & the Post Offs
sukseshen. In that land of pewer delite i
struk q snag. " Thee Fevur & Ager
TUX NEE, & the Chills 4 shivers shuk NEE
shuk NEE like Mold loos butten on a shaiky
smoke house doar til mi fraim NV 20 Sumerz
lukd like sum Ole Plaid out Bummerz on a
mornin when his Gin IL gon and he can't git
no moari q" IN b. This liz not riten
by Edd. A. Powe, but 1t Gums SO owlfired near
tn 1t, thet yu wuld'nt no the diffrunce I'm the
dark.)
In this orful eggstremmity i fiue at wonst tn
a Mold lady frien NV mine, & toald hur mi
kriiterkel phix. She hex nod me long and
luv'd NEE well, & she cawls NEE Pet Names.
"'Troly, 'sez shee, (sech liz the plaiful knikno-
men Nv mi BoibOod,) "yu Orter take q good
Doste NV PLASTAsHUN BITTURz. I've livd &
Susrd in theaZ swaumps ever sens the Three
thayers wuz hung. & no tn a ded surtenty
thet PLAMrAsHUN BIrTURz is thee only reel
cure fur the shailks." "B- b-but air tina l-loyal
drink ?" asked, shiverin1y, feerin Least 1
mite be incorridgin sumthin Of a suthren Ma
cher. "Doon't be skeered, 'Troly." replide the
estimabul Doreass, '.tha air Maid nv Gala
sayya,' 8. T.-ls60-X & thee Very ioyawllesi
kind Nv Santa Crews Rum" Mi douts ben
remuvd & mi feers for the Post Offs asswaged
l TUX an almity doste NV 'PLANTAsHEN,' yu
bet, brutherin, it made NEE bile TUX anuth-
er in "a ourz, & mi shaiks quit. l may say
tina "parsed in thar cheeksr' Tha got! Not
wun NV them lingurd tn sa gud bi! l wuz a
Nasby kswered /; q Petroleum vel wei wuz.
I al . PI-N s..isi.s.s--y, goa
abouwt preechin the gud Tidings TO Awl sha-
kurs (& .'uthers requirin a jinteel stimulent." !"
Sea small bilz) hev traded oph mi Post o ffis
& ma Now bee found talkin PLANTAIsHUN
BIrURz in thee hiwaiz & the biwaiz from Erly
Morn til Duey Eve. Whist sinnin, suffren
shakin bruther'Il hev the next Bottul?
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL ROOM
Nov. %, 1859. (
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Mayor Bope, Trus,
tees Adams, Powell, Weber, Wheeler
and the Clerk. I
Reading of minutes of previous
meetings was, on motion, dispensed
with.
The Finance Committee reported
the following accounts which were
allowed, and, on motion, the Clerk
was directed to issue orders for the
same, viz:
C. Schwab labor on street SO
Thomas Floody, laying crossing 90
Yeas Messrs. Adams, Powell,
Wheeler, Webber and DeWOlfe.
The Committee On Fire Depart
ment reported favorably as to the
manner in which the work had been
done on East Main-Cro Street cis
tern, and the Clerk was, on motion,
directed to issue an order for stone
furnished for said cisteTn to the
amount of $40, being part of the ap-
preparation for said cistern. Yeas
-Messrs. Adams, Powell Wheeler,
Webber and DeWolfe.
Mr.. Adams, Committee of One, to
whom was referred the accounts OF
Geo. Walters, for work on lots SO
and 90, on Front Street, reported
favorably, and, on motion, the
Mayor and Clerk were ordered to
make out the proper papers. Yeas
--Messrs. Adams, Powell, Wheeler,
Webber and DeWolfe.
The report of the Clerk and Treas
urer, showing the financial condition
of the Corporation, was, on motion,
received and ordered to be eplaced on
file.
Adjourned.
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Facts Worth Considering.

The people of Hancock county are gettlns
fully wakened up to the importance of goot
bridges, and are now determined to put w
none but the best structures. The best wooden
en- bridge now made is generally conceded to
be Smiths Patent Truss Bridge, for which
Messrs. Yocum & Altman are the only agents
for this county. These gentlemen have put up
three ofthese bridges in this county, and the
people have been unanimous In the opinion
that they cannot be ex,elled. Messrs Yocum
& Altman are number one" mechanics, ant
are not afraid to have any work they put VI
thoroughly examined and tested. Anothe
fact that should be borne in mind is, that the:
are the only authorized agents for this count,
Their address is Findlay. Ohio, where the.
may be reached at all times by letter. lI7u
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Bs6 embellishments.
Legal Notice.


Samuel G. Robinson, Guardian of Enoch
Haddox, vs. his ward.
In Probate Court, of Hancock County, Ohio
ENOCH HAnDOX, whose place ofresidence
Il is unknown to this petitioner, will take
notice that, ON the 18th day of November, y lS5S,
samuel G. Robinson, as Guardian of Enoch
Haddox, file d in the Probate Court of Hancock
county, Ohio, petition. the object and prayer
If which Is TO procure said court to order the
ale OF said wards real estate, situate in Han
;ock county, Ohio, and being the undivided
,ne-sixth part of forty-five acres of land off OF
he East part of the Northeast quarter of sec
ion nineteen, township one north range nine;
.l~o, the undivided one-siXth part of eight
icres of of the south side of the southwest
!uarter of thesouth-west quarter of section
line, township one north, range nine. and au-
.lorizes the said guardian to reinvest the funds
loans upon good security.
Said application will be for hearing by said
)urt on the 10th day of December, 1869, at l,
,clOck, A. NJ, at which time, unless cause b,
shown TO the contrary, an order will bo asked
Tor as prayed for.
SAMUEL G. ROBINSON,
Guardian of Enoch Haddox.
BROWN & ANDERSON, Attys. NOV. ., 1869
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We notice by the proceedings Of
the Womens' Suffrage Convention,
which commenced its session at
Cleveland last Tuesday, that Miss
Jane o. DeForest, of this place, has
been appointed a delegate to repre-
sent this Congressional District in
the National Convention. The selee-
ysa ID an excellent enc,
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We neglected in our last to call
attention to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Henderson Il Connell.-
That firm are receiving large stocks
of new goods so often that We can
not keep track Of them. The people
will, however, when they want good
!hsygaina,
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How TRUE and how stIange, that people
should seek relief In ths hieroglifics OF doc.
tors prescription when they can buy as good
and nine times out of ten a better remedy than
most doctors give, for the Insignificant sum OF
IS cts. We refer to Judson's Mountain Herb
Pills; these pills cure Headache, Liver Com
plant. Indigestion, Female Irregularities, and
all Bilious disorders, they are prepared from
a formula pronounced by the most learned
Physicians of our country, 20 be the best and
most universal of family medicines. Give
them q fair trial and you will never be with
out Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. Sold by
all Dealers,
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Findlay Union School Report for the Visit to Carey
Week ending Nov. 10, 1853: Thonks ,o tho

n fiolt w OdICy.
Thanks to the enterprise of the
c. S. & c. r. r. Co, a visit to Carey
is pleasant undertaking. Our citi
zens can now take breakfast, run
over to this thriving little town, at.
tend to business, and return In time
for dinner. We proposed, however,
to make a longer visit, and after
registering at the SOY House" land
the Joy Brothers know how to keep
4 hotel) We proceeded to make 5
Drief call upon cur friend Peasnall,
,f the Peoples Bank. This new In
titution is flourishing--a fact which
speaks well for the business of the
place. We next paid a short visit to
the Carey Schools, under the super
vision of Mr.. Joseph Baker, former
teacher OF this place. A hasty visit
to Mr.. Bakers room, to the Gram
mar School, under charge of Miss
Lizzie U. Miller, the intermediate,
in charge of Miss Annie Horn, and
the Primary, in care of Miss Callie
Bryan, warrants US in saying that
the Carey schools are making fine
progress. The building is plain
but substantil brick structure, well
lighted, commodious and convenient.
We believe that the citizens OF Carey
have good cause to feel proud of
their educational facilities. Oftheir
Superintendent, Mr.. Baker, we can
speak from personal knowledge. AS
Z teacher, he stands deservedly high.
and as gentleman, he has few su-
periOrs.
We then spent short time look.
lng around among the business
houses, and were surprised at the
Vast amount of business done. The
.hree dry goods stores, viz: d.
Straw & Co., Mcdowell & Co, and
Coonrod d Co, all appear
20 be doing well. There are two
good drug stores-that OF Mr.. Sile
". Bland, and that of Messrs. Harp
'ter & Brayton--both doing a fine
business. Mr.. l. N. Keller-a gen.
leman well known to Findlay peo-
,le-has a fine stock Of Jewelry,
Watches, &c, and is doing q Gland
,ffice'' business-as he deserves.
We were much pleased with the
and energy visible in every
department. of trade. We are sorry
o see that trouble has sprung up
the Council and the people
or a portion of the people--in re-
ard to the improvement of Main
'treet. The Council passed an ordi-
ance for grading and macadamizing
aid street, assessing the cost thereof
pom both real estate and personal
To this large portion
f the taxpayers delnurred and
to pay their assessments.-l,,
'uits we're commenced, and the first {
Tas set for Tuesday last. The Coun-
il failed to put in ali appearance on
hat day, owing to the absence of
heir counsel, Col. Bope, of this ,
lace, and allowed the two suits to
o by default. The next cases were +
aken up Wednesday morning, but
re have not learned the result We
ope this matter may be compro-
lissd, as we think it can be, with
redit to all parties concerned. The
itizens of Carey need the improve
lent in question, and we think
title concession and compromise will
save much expense and '
ard feeling. We hope the matter
lay be settled amicably and without
Irther appeal to law.
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Thanks.

TUauKS.
Mr.. Eli Kiehl, of Marion township,
last week laid upon our table half
dozen Pippins which averaged II
pounds each.
Mr.. Evan Hagler, on the same
day, sent US . beet, of the turnip
variety, which measured 26 inches
in circumference and weighed nearly
seven pounds. 1t was as sound as 9
dollar. We would give something
handsome to see the beet that could
beat that beet.
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Mr.. II. III. OLDs, the clever con-
ducter on the c. S. & c. r. R., places
us under obligations for late papers.
Our staunch old friend, Mr.. Samuel
Snyder, also has our thanks for late
Southern and Western papers.
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The new firm, Bushon, Winders d
Co, at the Empire Corner,' have
our best wishes. They are a strong
team, and are too well known to need
any recommendation, to the people OF
this county. May their success be
equal TO their deserts.
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New CORRESPONDENTS,

NEW COrT0Sp0uuoHtS.
We add to our list, this week, two
new correspondents-one from Ada
and one from Williamstovn. We
hope they will come often, for, with.
out fattery, we like their style. We
think our readers will agree with US.
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COMMON SENSE!!!

WANTED-AGENTS. $50 per month TO
sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE ONLY SIS. Great Inducements to Agents.
This is the most popular Sewing Machine OF
the day-makes the famous ELASTIC Lock
Stiich"-will do any kind OF work that can be
be done on any Machine-iOo, 300 sold, and
the demand constantly increasing Now Is
the time to take an Agency. Send for circu-
SECOMB & Co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburg. Pa,
or ST Louis. Mo.
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Y. M, G. A. Election.

At a meeting of the Y. M. C. As.
'ociation, the following officers were
iuly elected!
Pres.-C. G. Barnd.
Ireas.-Merlc Sours.
Sec y-H. F. Winders.
Cor. See'y.-P. S. Hooper.
EXECUTIVE coMMITTHK.
NJ f. Church-O. Kennedy.
Presbyterian-W. A. Ward.
COngrfgational-J. S. Balientine.
United Brethrea-G. A. Carpenter
Church of God-Mr. Vandersol.
Evangelical MIR, Hankey.
Boptist--Charles Swap.
German Retormed--C. Ruhl.
English Lutheran--Dr Detwiler.
NeU Jsrusalem--Rev. Kutsk.
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Mite Societies.

Mlte S0cletleS.
The Lutheran Mite Society will
meet next Wednesday evening at
the residence of the pastor on West
Sandusky Street. Cake, coffee and
fowl, will be served at 81 O'Clock.
THE Presbyterian Mite will meet
at the residence of Mrs. A. Stillings,
corner Main and Hardin streets, next
Tuesday evening.
The Lutheran Mite Society will
meet at the residence of Rev. p. S.
Hooper, West Sandusky Street, next
Wednesday evening.
A cordial invitation to attend is
extended to everybody.
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Settle Up,

Notice is hereby given TO all parties that the
books OF Bush & Click must be settled in Jittl
prior TO January l, 1870, and all parties
knowing themselves indebted to the above
firm, either by note or book account, Will
please call and close up their Indebtedness at
once, thereby avoiding any trouble or expense
OF collecting the same. bush & CLICK.
Nov d IS69-2s-tf
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Guardian of Lyman HaddoX.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON, Attys. Nov. %, 1863.

DENTAL NOTICE-Notice is hereby given
IL that the license for the u.e OF Rubber III
dentistry held by DR. Jacob Carr, Findlay, O.,
Is hereby revoked and declared null and void.
All pc sons are hereby cautioned againsi
purchasing Rubber Dental Plates OF said
Jacob Carr, or of any parties not licensed by
this company, as by SO doing thev render
infringement. A reward will be paid for
information that will lead 10 the conviction
Of any parties Of unlawful use of our patents.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co.
Boston, Nov. 10, lS69-2S-w4
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PRsMAsURE gray hair and badness may be
prevented by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Renewer, a harmless preparation,
which is endorsed by the highest chemical and
medical authority.
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Special Notice.

am determined to sell, between now and
the first day of January, my now large stock
of Fancy Goods and Millinery, suitable for
Holiday Presents.
have reduced the prices. and will offer
them very cheap-many articles regardless Of
cost. Call and examine.
2s-3t T. r. RoTHcurLD.
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List 0fLetters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post office in
Findlay for the week ending Nov.
26, 1869:
Adrian Mrs Nancy IGrof, RF
Anderson Marion, Hasler Sarah lane.
Bluff Mrs Mary, Jannison Adison,
Brewer Samuel, Moore o E-2
Beamer VIM, Metts solomon,
Cooper Miss Kate Z, Montgomery Mandy, .
Cook Malissy, Rood A E.
Drake Miss Ida, Smith Mrs N
Fletcher Joseph, lTipler Mrs Almeris.
Persons calling for these letters
will please say they are advertised.
A. BALLoU, P. NJ.
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70 FINDLAY.

Trains arrivingdin Findlay at 5.l5 p m, connect
at Carey with Mail Train from the South which
leaves Cincinnati at 7.l5 a IN Dayton at loI2
q M Osborn at l0-53 m; Springfield at l'.55
a M Urbana at l2.l5 m; Beliefontaine at
l2O pm; Kenton at 2.25 p m; Forest at 2o1..p m /;
arriving at Carey at 3.32 p M
ss- Passengers by this Line reach Ffndtdy quick
eTthdn by any other Route.
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n6-What's the use of saying Catarrh cannot
be cured when Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
so sure and positively certain that the propri-
etor offers 500 reward for case Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. A full pint of the med
icine is made by dissolving one fifty cent pack
age OF tho powder in water. Sold by Drug
gists, or send Sixty Cents to r. v. Pierce, Buff
falo, N. Y, for package by mail.
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To My Customers,

To My Customers
leave Findlay, January l, 1870, and desire to
settle all accounts by note or cash. personal y,
before that time, as after that date will he
obliged to put all unsettled accounts in the
hands of prompt collector. This notice IL
positive, and attention to it will save costs.
desire to stop practice December l, except
cases already on hand, which will continue
to sttend, if desired, until January LIST.
Nov %, ls69-tf A. LANGWORTHY.