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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-14

People often say they wonder how the Latin
verses of the most elegant modern scholars
would sound 10 an educated Roman Of the
Augustan age. The Edinburgh Revie,o suspects
they would sound 10 him much rs the follow
ing English verses, written by q member Of
young Bengal" sound 10 us. The skylark
is supposed to be serenading his mistress:
"Emfrge, my low, the fragrant Gewy grove
Wei! wander through ILL gun-tire bids us TART.
Then Leila come; no longer cositate:
rhy egress le. no scruples dire Tetaid;
Contiguous 10 the portals Of thy gate,
SuspcHsiyely supplicate regard"
Probably these English verses are better
than most even of our good Latin ones, as the
Bengalee author has not only poems and die
tonaries TO refer TO, but also the living takers
of u living tongue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-14

MARINA C0LOGNE.-Genuine J. NJ. A.
Il Farina Cologne just received by
ans PURGE Ill, Ia Do X CO.. DRUGGISTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-14

HAVE YOUR VISITIN CARDS
IL PRINTED at THE DISPATCH PRINT.
ING EDTIST "a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Is It q Humbug P


An expensive and important item
in the construction of every building,
is the roof, and in no other part of q
building can 1t be said with so much
truth, that the best material employ.
ed is the cheapest in the end. The
Plastic Slate, for roofing, and other
purposes, for sale by Davidson &
Martin, appears 10 combine all the
essential clements to meet this great
public want. 1t has received the
highest praise from SOlon Robinson,
Agricultural Editor of the n. Y.
Tribune, and from other leading men
in the United States. 1t has been
used by some of our own leading
citizens, who are ready and willing
to vouch for its excellence as roof
ing material. The following proper
ties claimed for it are worthy care
full attention by those who are erect
ing buildings:
"a mastic-it adapts itself to
every shape and condition. Adhe-
sive-it needs no nails or hooks TO
attach it. Non combustible--it is
not the means of destroying your
property, but of protecting it. I'm
pervious-warer, nor even steam, can
penetrate or dissolve it. Non
expansive--heat nor cold, no matter
how intense, can compel tito expsnd
or contract the amount of one jot.-
Undecaying-time and the elements
only mature and perfect it. Repair
able-"s little more of the same
sort.'' and a brush or trowel,
restores it from accidental injuries.
lRewable-the waste from the friction
of falling water may be returned
once.in ten or twenty years forever
by the use of the brush. 1t is, in
fact the only material known OF
which you can affirm that 1t will en-
dure so long as your building under
it endures.' $50
Call at Davidson d Martins ani
get circular.
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A highly intelligent lady, resi-
dent OF Syracuse, n. Y, says thai
she was afflicted nearly q year, peri.
Iodically, with deraDgement OF the
circulation, the blood rushing to the
lungs with such force as to threaten,
congestion and death. This was at
tended with the most intense pain in
all parts of the body. Failing to
obtain relief from any of the physi.
clans whom she employed from time
TO time, she was induced to try the
Plantation Bitters, and to her sur
prise and joy they have relieved her,
and she is now in good health and
flesh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
LOoal Business Notices.

Unprecedented.
The rush at Rothchild's, for the
last few days, has been unprecedent-
ed, and we learn that the display of
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, of the
latest ard most fashionable styles,
has never been surpassed in Findlay.
We are not very good judges of such
goods, but we must say that the gen.
eral effect is stunning" The ladies
young, middle-aged, and old-are
going in crowds, and are coming
away in the best possible humol
over the bargains they are getting
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07

''rls True, 'tis pity, pity tits true,'
that mankind will pass by unheedecl
the warning symptoms of disease
and neglect the remedies to restore
health, until disease has so far ad.
vanced that it is often impossible to
obtain relief. We have been shown
the formula of Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills and believe them to be
the best and simplest of medicines
for Bilious disorders, Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities DC
They are prepared with great caution
and will save many doctors bill il
used in time. As an universal family
medicine, they are unsurpassed
Give the Mountain Herb Pills fair
trial and we warrant you will never
be without them. Sold by all deal
ers.
apl9no47m2.
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FINDlAY MARKETS.
JEFFERsoNIAN OFFICE,
Thursday. Nav Z. lSSQ

JEFFERSOSIAN OFFICE, !
Thursday, May Z, 1853
The following are the latest quotations "a
ascertained from leading business men:
APPLES-Cireen are in good demand at 75c
"a 100; Dried in good demand AT ioc. H.
BUTTER-Supply is moderate ana demand
good. In demand at ~, 2btd5sc;
BEESWAX-In good demand ~ 1ogDc.
BEANS-ln fair demand AT Il Joa5 "a.
EGGiS-In good demand nj l0c. = etoZen.
FEATHERS demand at toc g u.
FLOUR-Wheat Flour from 80 20 q . ~, ac
cording TO quality. Rye Flour-hohe IN the
market. ,,s,
IiRAIN-Wheat in poor demand AT 81 II pei
bushel, and evidently il must rt,ach lower
figure Corn in good demand at 'Sc per bus
Oats in fair demand at 4j@isc Rye-none In
market.
LARD-In good demand at l6c per Id.
POrATOES-In good demand at 5,c per
bushel.
RAGS-From 2a3c. according to quality.
SALT-We quote salt at 81 70 per barrel.
SEEDS-But little doing. y prime article o
FlaXseed will bring - 80 per bushel. Glover
seed Sg01d9.JD. Timothy seed s2.JGl 800.
SDAP-Country in good demand, ~ per lb.
TALLOW-tiood demand at SC.
HIDES-Grccn, &C.; Dry, l6c.; Sheep Pelts, 2;
40 cents according 10 quality.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
List OF Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postofiec at
Findlay, up to May 9Th, 1863:
Mary E. Ankney.
Bethel Black, o. Brenner, Henry
Baker, VIM. Beckel, Frederick Brook.
man, r. Burnap, James Boyer, Bell
Banders, r. Baughman, Louisa Ba
ker, d. Blodget. Lewellyne Bisgs,
Mary Bradley, Frorie Bare, Daniel
Boyer, John Baker, Albert Briggs,
Philip Brown, Eliza Baughman,
Maggie Bushong.
= Sarah A. Cone, Catherine Contine,
j. A. Cohoon, Jacob Cramer, Rev.
d. Campbell, Samuel Cleland, r. NJ
Culver, Michael Craner, John M.
Clayton. John Carr, Jane Curtis, Ettie
!, Cuninger, Mary Grail, Elizabeth
Crook, C. r. Gull, Rosette j. Can
field, S. w. Carr.
Abner L. Davis, Joshua Davis,
Jr., Jacob Dunn, Joseph Drake,
Andrew Deeds, n. P. Drake, Jacob
Daugherty, Amanda Davis, Esdras
DeIIartezy.
Cornelius Eagle, John Eirle, ST.
mon Erlot.
Phebe Fettenberger, Lucinda Eel
lers, Ann Treass, R. A. Fletcher,
W. S. Flenner, Philip Fogarty, Mar
garet Freed, Conrad Foreman, John
w. Fork, Mrs. NJ f. Franks.
Joseph Gillen. Fanny Gassman,
Peter George, Roveria Gaswell,
Mary Green, Rebecca Gorrell, Fanny
Garmain, Rose Grove.
Samuel Huges, G. H. Heming, Miss
Mamma Hoy, Robert Hoy, Salla Hos
Ter, George Hofr-2, Johnnie Harper,
j. w. Harper, John Hannah, Gilbert
Hogan, W. M. Henderson & Co.
Miss Mary Hodey, Dr. G. A. Henry,
Amanda Hamilton-2, Henry Hen
derson, Tavern Huffman, d. S. Ham,
ilton, Hershiser & Myers.
Elvira Jones-3, Catharine Jones,
Mary A. Johnson, Leander johnson.
Ephraim Kirtz, l. Henley S Co.
Mary P. Lewis, b. Lechty, Mary
j. Lawrence
James Mccall, Reuben McCon
nah, Eliza McElroy, Mary A. Nc
Mannus, Sarah Mccarthy, Owen
p. Mcbride, William
Miller, Mary A. Moore, Jenny Moore,
Mary Moore, Sarah Merceda, Lena
Metsker, Mary j. Meyer, l. A. Moy.
er, A. Moyer, Henry Moyas, John
Messer, Elisabeth Metcaff, Nelson
Marr, Pauline Matthews, Berthe Mont
gomery, Mariette Myers, William
.--.
Kate A. Nelson.
W. L. Piper. Jacob Payne, Albert
Peckinpaugh-2.
Sarah Ruth, Mr.. Reiss, Rev. Sam'l
Ramsey, Elijah Rothby.
Sarah Schaber, Rachel Shafer,
Levence Stininger, Thos. Schwartz
man, William Shoemaker, William
j. F. Schuyler, Melvina
Smith, Mary j. Stoll, p. Shine, John
John Shaffer.
Curtis thompson, Heldey Thomas,
Alice A. Thompson.
NJ. c. Wryrlc, Jennie Ward, Sam
lei c. Waugh, L. c. Wisemas, Elisha 1
Williams, Cynthia A. Wickersham, &
!. IL. Wise, Lizzie Wilde, Geo. W
Wilson, Henry WOOlf, Catherine
wilson, Nicholas Watson, Mollie A.
Wilcox, G. NJ. Wallis, Thomas Will
on, Mansley Williams, Jacob Wolf. r
Henry Vandyke, Reuben Voyres,
,llen Word.
Fl. Yellen.
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DENNY Collector,

1t will be seen 10y notice i'll another column
that E. I. Dunn, Esq, has been appointed
deputy Collector for this county. Mr.. Dunn,
We think, will make a good officer. We hope
that our venerable friend of the Courier will
feel relieved from any apprehension that 1t
will be necessary to have a ''carpet-bagger''
from Sandusky TO take the place. We have
heard it stated that, under the Copper-Johnson
dynasty, a Findiay ''carper-bagger" was ex.
ported to NIL a Revenue Office al Upper San.
dusky, and we guess, too, that he made rather
a fair officer, considering the company he wa,
compelled TO Keep.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Real Estate at Auction at Fremont
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1869.
SO Lots in the Sub Division of Glenn's
Springs, adjoining the City of
Fremont on the South-W
Side.
Six Years Credit.

The above properly contains 100 acres, and
belongs TO J. X. Glenn, Iii broadway, New
York. Ii has been carefully lald out M lots
of 81 acres and upwards, winch iront ON ave
nues siXty-slX feet wide, many oi ineln beau
Iiuiiy sIiTIed with young forest ana Fruit
trees, similar to the private roslience oI .
Birchard, which adjoIns Ine property. The
land contains two unIalllnG springs, each
flowing Iorty gallons per minute, suIncient u
supply an entlre village.
llie land Is nigh, roaililg ground, with pecul
lar advantages Is healthy ana Deautliu
location, anu commands Iine view Tor many
miles around, and Ii very Desirable for prlFaI,
residences. In TACT IL II already SURROUNDED
hy many handsome ones. Tue land Is tl'
choicest of any in the neighDornood of I'M
thriving and prosperous ciiy oI Fremont.
has been held by the owner ioI the past TWEEN
ty-iive years in anticipation oI making II III
residence, and is now Tor the iirst time put IL
the market.
/ The iOIs will positively be sold TO the highes
bidder; with the privilege OF more than one 10
| il desired. o..
| TERMS OF FSALE.-One-fourth cash, Tor an aE
proved endorsed note Tor the same,l the bi
ance in SIX equal annual payments, with IN
lterest annually, secured on the preinises.
| Nav 4, lsoa, =, *, GLENN.
s@Ithosrsph plots Of the grounds can !
HAD o. thh eflseA -
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Don't Wait too Long.

Don't Wait too Long.
A good thing can't last always
and "when you have a good thing
save it. This advice is purely dis
interested and gratuitous on oul
part, and refers to the fact that the
splendid assortment of Dry Goods
Dress Goods, &c, &c, at j. S. Pat
terson's, are disappearing before th'
crowds CT customers that constant,
throng his store, like snow flakes
before the summer sun, and if you
want the latest styles, at the lowest
prices, you must not s'stand upon the
order of your going, but 60 at once" !"
As our lady friends would say, '.jusi
stick q pin there"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Change.

1t will be noticed that the Shafer Brothers
have connected themselves as partners in the
practice of law in this place. They are both
young men, though the senior member OF the
nrm has practiced in the U. s. Courts for two oil
three years past where he has achieved quite
q reputation lawyer
Henry Brown, and w. H Anderson, Esq.'s
have also formed apartnership, and opened
an Office in -Old White Corner" They art
both well known, and need no recommends
ton from us. These gentlemen, one and all
have our best wishes for their success in bust.
ness.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No.
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf

MORsE's INDIAN RooT PILLs.-We
give you in this Medicine the result
of lifetime of study and trial be-
fore this Medicine all others are but
nostrums- They are made from
simple Roots, and are the best med
icine in the world for all Bilious
diseases, Female Irregularities, Head
aches, Indigestion, Liver Complaints,
&c. They purify the blood, remove
all distractions, cleanse the skin of
all pimples and blotches, and are
perfectly sure and safe in their op-
Grafton. We ask you to use them
because we know their virtues. Trial
is the touchstone by which to prove
them worthy. Use Morses' Indian
Root Pills. For sale by all Dealers.
apr9no47m2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Have you been There ?

nave you Ueeu IneroE
Henderson & Connell are now re
ceiving their New Guods, and the
public will have a chance Of seeing
and bearing witness to the taste and
Judgment of the Junior member OF
the firm in the selection of the large
and extensive stock now opening.
Go and see them, when you make
your purchases, and you will find
some bargains that will mske your
eyes open. We would give you the
figures ia some things but it might
injure our reputation, and we would
rather you would 90 and see for
yourselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07


tried It, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that il cures their neishbors and friends,
and all know that What it does once is does Away
that it fails through any fault or negiectof
its composition We have thousands upon thou
sands OF certificates of their sols cures OF the
every ncirhborhood, and we need nos pubish them.
i Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates
containing neither calonel any deleterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Thsh
sugar coating preserves them ever mesh aud makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm arise from their use In any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal yiscera 10 purify the blood and stimulate te
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring th0ir irregular action % health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments as are the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given In the Wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pulls rapidly cure:-
meas, Laag1or and Loss sf Appetite, they
should be taken moderately 10 stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Heaxlache, Sick lIsaAach ~.
yaundice or Greea Siekness, BilioaS
COlic and Bilious Eevers, they should be ju.
dciously taken for each ease TO correct the d,es:ed
action or remove the distractions which cause H.
For Dysenssry or Diarrhses, but one mild
For Rheumatisns, Gous, Gravel, P~lv,.
tation of the Heart, Pain An the RiSe.
Back and Letn:, they should be eontinuousiy
taken, as required to change the diseased action o
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpsy and Dropsieal swsllinrs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 70 pro.
dnce the effect of a drastic PURGE
For saPpression large dose should be taksa
as II produces the desired effect BY sympathy
"A Dianer Put, take one or two PSlis 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetts>
and inviSorates the system. Hence IL Is chen afs
vantaseous where no serious arrangement axists.
One who feels tolerabiy we'll often ands thai dose
OF these Pills makes him feel decsicily better fre.n
their cleansing and rcaoyating effect on the dlses-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. C. AVER & CO., Prsesiesl CAss,tets.
LOWELL. MASS, u. q. n.
Frey & Ettinger, ole Agents for
Findlay, Ohio. mo sslyl
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resolution was passed:
Unfortunate.

We are very sorry TO learn, by private let
tiers received here, that Rev. IL. b. Belmer
formerly pastor OF the Lutheran Church in
this place, lost all his personal property by the
burning of a steamboat at st. Louis. The
most severe part of the loss was that of val.
liable library, which it will be almost impos.
sible To replace. We are glad, however, to
know that the property was partially insured
and that the loss will not reach over 500. Mr.
Belmer has many warm friends here, who
sympathize with him in bis loss, and We
would not be surprised IL this sympathy woule
Edsnnnstrete itself more substantially than IN
imsss gntssasN u tsllak y ssasslsasa
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FIRMIN -MEEKS-At her home, by IN,
brides father, Rev. j. 4. Meeks, on Thursday
May 9th, 1869, DIR. +. w. Flrlnih and Mis-.
Mollie l.. ID. Meeks, all of Findlay-
TRITCH-BAII.EY-AtF Findlay, Ohio, April
"a lst9 by ID. b. Bear,isley ESD, Pariee Triici
and Margaret Bailey, all OF tindIay township
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$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad
vertising columns. no35 ly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Tn. change I'm ,he Posi- Oaice

Mr.. Amrish BallOu, our newly appointed
POSTMASTER, took possession of the office last
Wednesday. Mr. Thomas Z. Adams. for many
years connected with the JEFF. Office, has been
sworn in as Deputy. He has the necessary
qualifications for a good officer, and has our
very best wishes for success in his new position.
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a Word Of Advice.

a Word Of Advice.
s'There is luck in leisure,' is an
old proverb, but whether it is good,
sound doctIIne or not, depends alto
gether upon what you are waiting
for. While we think there can be
but little said in favor of the Micaw-
ber-l like way some people have oi
eternally waiting for ''something to
turn up" there might be good deal
said in favor of waiting for the re-
turn OF our friend Calnahan, who
starts for the East early next week,
for nice assortment OF New Goods,
that none knows better than Carnn-
han how to buy. Those who rush
rashly into market now, might feel
bad to see their neighbors, wio have
not been SO fast, decked out in style
ct Carnahan's Store, when the new
goods come rolling in.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07

We invite the attention OF our readers to the
law card of Jacob +. Burket, which appears In
to-day s paper. Mr.. Burket, though young
ma by his talent and energy, has reached an
enyiable rank in his profession, and We pre-
dict for him a brilliant future an attorney
His character as a gentleman needs no recon.
mendation, where he is known.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ruthrauff d Cory-Hardware.
Morrison d Neutrality-suspicious. and Tin
ware.
Real Estate Auction-J. K. Glenn.
Spool Cotton-J. j. Wheeler q Co.
Executrix Notice-Philena Clark.
Revenue Taxes-E. 7. Dunn.
Boots, Shoes &c-K. S. Baker & Co.
soldiers Monumental Association.
Law Card-Jacob f. Burket.
Agents Wanted-Jones Brothers & Co.
Law Card-Shafer Brothers.
Administratrix Notice-Jane A. Mcconnell
Our friend, j. l. Wallace, Conductor on the
Findlay Branch, Will accept our thanks for 9
couple of very nice fish.
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ale1 tisemeats.
HANCOCK
Soldiers Monument Association.

I I'm. cIuLens OF lIantOch county naNlng iOim-
ed themselves into an Association, the object
OF which Is To erect a suitable Monument To
the memory Of oar departed soldiers; there
lore We solicit the aid OF all who feel them
selves Interested III the cause.
! Certificates have been issued, which, upon
upon the payment Of one dollar, entities the
\ holders To membership, and also IA share in
| Ihe lnIts Ia be distributed by the Association,
I As soon as all the certificates disposed
o. Now, citizens, let us erect such n monu-
ment That iuture generations may look upon
and bless Ihs brave boys that saved our coun-
Try from devastation.
By Orler ofthe Board, s. SPRAGUE Pres.
Fred. kIHSAMAS, Sec. May 4, ls6g-tfl
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An Artist.

An Artist.
We passed a short time in the
Photograph Gallery of our friend
Zay, few days since, and were much
pleased with the specimens of his
skill and artistic taste which adorn
his room. He is decidedly a rising
man in his profession and we recon-
mend him to those who wish life-llke
pictures.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-05-07
Marriage Licenses for April.

The following licenses were granted by tn
Probate Court, Tor the month of April:
Godfrey Meiszner and Susanna Miller.
Henry Nandyke and Eliza }. Franks.
Levi Miller and Mary Miller.
Harman l.. McCllsh and Martha f Allen
Alron A. Moore and Amanda Wells.
Rawson ;. BiackIord and Mary T.. Iiobb.
Frank kleber and Susannan Rauen-
Eli j. Snelden and Matilda a l.. ITeese.
Robert T.. HaInDiIn and Mary e. Baker.
Henry DeeIs and Ellen ElSea-
Isaac {. Porter ana Mary T.. PendletOn.
j. r. RansbotIom and Rachel +. Green.
Jacob Harpst and Mary A Price.
Pariee rriIch and Margaret Bauey.
John j. Thompson and Mary T.. slater.
Hiram Bushon and Martha j. Clynler.
r. W. Briggs and Lydia ii. HarIsnorn.
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Dissolution NOtice.

fI,H t.parIneTsnIp heretofore existing between
i tue undersigned has been dissolved 10y
Iluiual consent. All persons indebted 10 the
ls,le nnn oI either Brown & Burkef, or Brown,
lsurket K Frederick, aIe requested 10 call anu
settle either by note or cash.
JACOB l.. BURNET,
HENRY BkDWN
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Important Notice.
The firm of j. II. Neibllng & Co.
having been dissolved by the death
of the senior partner, all indebted by
note or book account are hereby
notified that immediate settlement
and payment must be me.de-
G. NJ BCsH,
1913. Surviving Partner.
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A Good Appointment.

We learn that John Boyles, Esq, of Liberty
township, has been appointed Deputy U. S.
Marshal, rice j. n. Everett, Esq. of this place,
resigned. Mr.. Everett has made an excellent
officer, and We are certain that the succession
could not have fallen upon a better man than
Mr. Boyles.
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JACOB. 4. BURIkET,

A TTORNEY AND COZ NSELLDR AT LAW
N and Notary Public. VIII attend prompt
~ 40 ali business entrusted 10 his care Par
ucular attention given 10 Collections, ParIi-
tioning oI lands, and business in Probate
Court. may Z.
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Look Out for His Return.

Mr.. Isaac Davis, of the firm OF
Davis d Green, started for New
York last Monday, to lay in a sup
ply of Groceries, DC. Mr.. Davis has
had long experience in this line, and
we feel assured, will buy as low as
any one possibly can, and as con
sequence will be able to offer superi
or inducements to purchasers, Oh
his return.
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For Sale.
A secondhand twelve horse-p power,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire at the office
of DR.. +. w. Entrikin, or direct to
EMMoR Z. ENTRIKIN,
3S If. FindIay, o.
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