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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-11


new fish interest-Spanish mackerel;
and also Pompano,put up like mackerel.
The Spanish mackerel is said to be a
more delicate fish than the Northern
mackerel, less gross, and also of clearer
appearance. The Pompano are stated
to be equal to any Northern salt fish.
The trade in these fish is rapidly increas-
ing.
Monticello, the former residence of
Thomas Jefferson, near Charlottesville,
will be sold at public auction on the Is,
of July, or the next fair day thereafter
if that should prove unfavorable. This
sale is under decree of the circuit court
of Richmond rendered in November.
The five hundredth anniversary of the
birth of John Huss is to be celebrated
this year at Prague, and monument to
his memory is to be erected at Constance,
Baden, where he was burned. "And
thus the whirligig of time brings in his
revenges."
The American Institute announces a
grand industrial exhibition in New York
city, to commence September 9Th. 1t is
to include agricultural, mechanical, ar
tistic and other productions.
The Richmond authorities have been
engaged for some weeks in removing OBJ
structions in their harbor, and have at
last obtained depth of thirteen feet at
high tide, with good prospect of in
creasing it another foot by dredging.
In Lodi, New Jersey, Tuesday, five
men employed in the print works, who
had been in the habit of drinking a bev-
erage composed party of oil of vitriol
and alcohol, were poisoned by taking
arsenic in their mixture through mistake
for vitriol. Four of the men died within
a few hours, and the fifth is apparently
dying. s. ,
One of the negroes wounded in the
Washington riot died Tuesday, and an
other is believed to be fatally injured.
There were about twenty others who
received severe wounds, none of whom
are now believed to be in any danger.
None oftheringleaders have been caught.
Information has been received at the
Treasury Department that the United
States bonds stolen from the Beneficial
Saving Society of Philadelphia, amount
in to 100000, have been recovered.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One Square. 10 lines. so cents for one in.
sertion; each subsequent insertion Is
cents. Advertisements ordered in alter
nate days will be charged so cents for first
time. and 371z cents each continuance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17
A Good Example.

A Good Example.
A few days since, our jovial old
friend, Philip Linhart, Esq, of Cass
township, called upou US and paid
up his subscription to the JEFF, to
Jan. 1, 1870, and also subscribed,
through us, for the Toledo Blade and
the Western Rural. Thus, for s4.75,
Mr.. L, has supplied himself with
reading for his family during the
long winter evenings. Aud who
will venture the assertion that the
reading matter in question will not
be worth many times the amount.
Two or three good papers will do
much to keep the family around
he evening lamp and safe from the
of evil and corrupt asso-
Citations. Ten dollars invested in
good periodicals will do more toward
keeping your child Sin the way he
should go" than double the amount
invested in any other manner. Give
your family good paper.
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Another Fiendish 0utraga.

i
The peace and quiet of our town
has been again outraged by another
outbreak by the bummers, who have SO
long infested it. On Friday night,
about ten O'Clock, three desperadoes,
named VIM. Gulliver, VIM. Ander-
son and Gerald Fitzgibbons-after fir
ing up with benzine-- attacked and
knocked down Mr.. Jno. Meisel. Not
satisfied with this cowardly and un-
provoked outrage, they next attacked
Mr.. Adam Kleindintz, a peaceable
and quiet gentleman in the employ
of the Messrs. Kargs, and maltreated
and abused him shamefully, beating
him about the head with sling
shot, in such a manner as to endang-
er his life.
Gulliver and Anderson were ar
rested the next day and put in the
calaboose, but succeeded in making
their escape before night, by dig
ging through the ceiling. On Mon
day, Marshal Ruhl tracked them TO
Milton Center and arrested them,
brought them back, and committed
them to the county Jail. Fllzgib-
bons is still at large.
There is a strong feeling existing
IN the community with regard to this
iastardly outrage, and nothing but
strict and impartisl justice meted out
% these miscreants will silence it
There must be no gentle admoni-
ions--no continuing the cases from
erm to term--but justice-even and
mpartial-meted out, or there is
power behind the throne" that will
will take such cases in hand, and ad-
Minister justice in such a no amer as
7ill be warning to such miscreants
or sill time to come.
Marshal Ruhl deserves credit for
is skill and energy in making the
rrest.
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vox PoPULr.-The voice of the people is
unanimous in praise ofone thing, at le ast, that
is Morse's Indian Root Pills, and is is well de-
served. The best remedy in the world for al
most all diseases that afiiict the human race,
they act directly ON the blood, stomach and
bowels. Keep your blood pure by an OCCASION
al dose of these pills,and you Will not be sick.
The blood is the life, keep 1t pure by using the
only medicine that will completely cleanse
it, Morse's Indian Root Pills. Use the Morse's
Pills in all cases of Billiousness, Liver Com
plant, Female Irregularities, Headache, ,Indi-
gestion, &c. Sold by all Dealers. tE
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MARRIED.

METATTE-CROWL-O the 9th inst, by
Miss Rachel x. Crowl, all of Hancock county
PATTON-wESTCOTT- Thursday, Dec.
I'd, by Rev R. K. Davis, Mr.. John U. Patton
and Miss Alvira NJ. Westcott, both of Arling-
ton, Ohio.
TSLCALLISON-At Orien, Indiana,
December st, by Rev. Wilson, Mr.. Norman
g. Coats of Hancock county, Ohio, and Miss
Mary Z. Callison, of Oriens Indiana.
HILI-HOFFMAN-Dec IL, by Rev.
A. C. Barnes, Mr.. George I. Hill and Miss B.
Matilda Hoffman, all of Jackson township,
Hancock county, Ohio. e-r
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We are not much in favor Of con.
tinued stories, but the one we com
mence this week is one of the best we
have ever read. Back numbers may
be secured. if called for soon. We
still furnish new subscribers the
JEFF. and Blade for s. Is, or old
subscribers who pay in advance. AL
so, the Western Rural and JEFF. for
"a 90
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The County Paper.


The Cleveland Herald has the fol-
lowing, which we commend to the
consideration of those who think they
cannot afford home paper. "Rec-
ollect, that every dollar sent to
Eastern papers is at the expense of
local papers. A county acquires
prominence through its paper more
than any other way, and to every
one who has county interests at stake,
his home paper is necessity. New
er will such a man take paper
printed away from home, until he is
able to take q second paper. His
first paper will be his home sheet,
and he will SO identify his own inter
ests with that of his county paper, as
to consider bis subscription as much
a matter of yearly duty as the pay
ment of his taxes''
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County rights for sale.

WHEN Adam delved and Eve spun, disease
was unknown, but since that time the race has
degenerated and at the present time mankind
is afflicted with many diseases, yet If
people would take q medicine upon the first
symptoms of disease which would pass di-
rect to the afflicted parts and restore healthy
action thereto. they would greatly prolong
their lives. We believe DIR. Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills to be the best and most Uni
versal OF Medicines, they should be used in
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities, Bill
ious Disorders, Dyspepsia, &c. Use the Noun.
tain Herb Pills, and bv fair trial, convince
yourself of its efficacy. Sold by dealers.
Dec. 9-it
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COMMON SENSEIII

WANTED-AGENTS. $50 per month to
sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MoN SENSE FA NILY SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE ONLY SIS. Great inducements TO Agents.
This is the most popular Sewing Machine OF
the tlay-makes the famous ELASTIC LocS
Stitch'-will do any kind OF work that can be
be done on any Machine-lGO, 800 sold, and
the demand constantly increasing. Now Is
the time to take an Agency. Send for circu-
lars. as- Betcrre OF islfyilgerS. Sa Address
SECOMB < CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa,
or ST. Louis Mo.
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.
Celebration OF St. Johns Day.

.Publlc installation of officers of Bluftor
Lodge, No. 4S2, F. & A. NJ. In Bluffton, Ohio
evening, Dec. q, 1859, for the benefit
OF the Lodge.
The Blufton brass band, slee club, and full
string band will enliven the occasion. n
Orations will be delivered, and a splendid
supper will be prepared by the ladies. Every
body is invited to come and have good time
and add mite to worthy object.
A social Hop" will also be given at the
National Hall for the same object.
By order of the Committee eofArrangements. of
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Lutheran Festival.

Lutheran Festival.
We understand that the members
and friends of the Lutheran Sabbath
School, of this place, design holding
8 festival, in Wheeler's Hall, Christ
mas eve. 1t will be made enjoyable
by all, and instructive and whole.
some amusement will be offered in
good proportion. A Christmas Tree
will be erected, music given by the
Oysters, Ice Cream, Toys,
N Nuts, Cakes, Candies and Oranges
in profusion, interesting Tableaux
executed, and last, but not least,
Santa Claus will be on hand in all
his ancient garb and glory. All who
attend will enjoy themselves.
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An Outrage.

An Outrage.
We frequently notice, as we pass
to and from our place Of business, q
lot of half starved cows, assailing
the wagons Of our farmers, who are
in town for the purpose of trading.
We think there ought to be some
way of mitigating this nuisance. We
are glad to see our farmers come to
town to do business, and should ex
tend to them every courtesy. Tore
auire q farmer to run out q half q
dozen times, while doing his dealing
at q dry goods store, to drive away
a lot Of hungry cows. is not very
fair treatment, and yet We see such
instances almost every day.
Farmers who come fifteen or twen-
ty miles, and bring their hay and
feed with them, are almost compelled
to stand guard constantly over their
vehicles, to keep the town COWS from
eating it up. Those who allow thei,
COWS to forage around in this man
ner, do our town great injury, and
we enter our protest against it. i
there is no other way Of stopping thu
Ievil, we think our Council would bt
Justified in passing an ordinance pro
Ihibiting all stock from running q
large. G.
There is an ordinance requiring
every man to hitch his team--whicl
lis an excellent and wholesome law
lbut we notice that on lively business
days there is . great scarcity o
lhitching places. This should also
|be remedied. II We wish to draw
business to our place, all these con
|venieness should be provided 70
less farmer friends,
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Map ofFindlay.

map Oh Z IHUIdy.
Our attention has been called to the map of
Findlay, which is about to be published, and
which Is now very nearly completed. II Is a
work which is very much needed, there being
no reliable map OF the village at present The
map is drawn on a large scale, and shows all
the streets and their names; also, lots and
their number, with owners name attached |;
also. the ground plan of the houses. The ad-
ditions will lie shown in different colors, and
no time or trouble will be spared to make a
map that will meet the wants of all parties
interested. This is work which should be
encouraged by the citizens of our village, and
we hope all will give 1t a just consideration.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

Holiday Presents.
- MR.. ]. R. MALEY,
At "Old White Corner"
Would call Special Attention
To his selection of Fine Lace Collars,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Laces,
Fringes, &c, &c.
Also, large and full line Of
"Alexandre," /" "Curoosier," and
Josephine" Seamless Kid Gloves;
Something new in Ladies and
Misses Cloth and Berlin Lined Gloves
and Merino and Fleecy Lined Hosiery.
Also, Fine Variety of Nice Goods
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Buy Your Brcad
Where you can get the worth of your money.
Wheat Bread, Rye Bread, Graham Bread, Hot
Rolls-every thing in the baking line-first
quality, at
Christmas Il Coming.
And in anticipation thereof Gribhle 4 Schu-
Ter have already received their first INSTALL
ment of Toys for the holidays. Call and see
them
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Only Two Hours 10 do washing.

The Dexter Washing Machine is a great
improvement Oh the defective and unsatis-
factory productions exhibited In all former
machines. We invite the most critical exam
ination ofits construction and operation.
All that we ask is a trial and il not satisfied
you are not compelled TO keep it. 1t does
frIure the ~iothes-t. -->vcs them No
no boiling up clothes. Saves time
and soap. Being aware that washing Is the
most laborious, and at the same time one OF
the most necessary duties of house keeping,
and which entirely devolves upon the weaker
sex TO do,under the old system of wash-boards.
Address R. II. Long, Agent, II Federal ST.,
(near the BRIDGE Allegheny City, Pa.-[Pitts-
burgh Chronicle.
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]. O. G. 7. Supper.
The Good Templars give an oyster
supper at Wheeler's Hall this even
ing. We hope they msy meet with
liberal patronage.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

OUR Fostoria letter is crowded out.
II our Arlington friend will confne
himself strictly to news, we shall be
Glad fo hesr from him.
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ALIsMA.-Any of our readers who have failed
to try Seward & Bentley's Alisma for the hair
should do so at once, for there is no dlsputing
the fact that for @ renewer and restorer of
gray and faded locks, and beau tifier of the
face, it is superior to all other preparations.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

1t was big thing to have seen an original
piece of the Meteor, but it is greater thing to
visit FREY & ETTINGER'S, and take a look
at their large stock Of Chrome Autographs,
just received by express. These Chromos are
of unusually large size, and consist Of Land
scapes Domestic Scenes, &C., suitable for par
lor and sitting room, and in their exquisite
workmanship are unequaled by any other
productions of the kind in this country. Sold
at one half the price of American Chromos.-
Call and see them.
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nrPimples, Blotches, Eruptions or Hum

nEPimples, Blotches, Eruptions, or Humors
appearing upon the face are removed by the
use of DIR. Pierce's Alternative Extract, or Col
den Medical discovery, For Weak Back, Fe-
male Weakness, or Irregularities, nothing
equals 1t. Sold by druggists, or send three and
a quarter dollars to DR.. Z v. Pierce, Buffalo,
n. Y, for three bottles free ofexpress charges.
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Conductor Harry Olds places US
under obligations for copies Of the
dailies in advance of the mails.
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Notice,

NOt1ces
All persons indebted to the firm Of ]. Kem-
BILE & Co. are requested to make Immediate
settlement The books must be settled before
the lst of January. 1870.
no3ot-l BUsHoN, WINDKRs Co.
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The Place for Bargains !

Our people soon find out where to trade to
the best advantage. Messrs. HANREY, EBLING
& Co., have scarcely been established I'm busi-
ness in this place q year. yet we find their
store constantly thronged with customers
They sell their Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots &
Shoes. &c., at fair prices, and their goods are
always inst as they represent them, That is
the secret of their success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Is
the best preparation for the hair in the mar
ket, and always gives satisfaction. Do not be
put ofby unprincipled dealers with Others on
which they make more p; oft.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

THE largest and best selection Of Embroi-
a.red Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs and Cur
ta,ns. KID Gloves, Berlin Gloves, Hosiery, and,
in tae., sveYything kept in flrst class Fancy
ssaRe, end prices ysy aeyn. eau and Exam
~, In RoTAcHlt&
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Masonic.
The following is list of the OFF,
GERS of Findlay Council No. so, R. &
S. NJ, for the ensuing year:
B. F. Kimmons-T. ]. G. M.
Isaac Bonbam-D. /. q. M.
D. B. Beardsley-P. c. W.
NJ. B. Patterson-C. G.
B. F. Hyatt-Recorder.
VIM. Anderson-Treasurer.
G. w. Kimmel-Sentinel.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post office in
Findlay for the week ending Dec.
IL, 1869:
Bixhy Mrs. Ella, Kirk Mrs. Margaret,
Baldwin Hattie, Losell William,
Bristol Martha. MoSser Paulus,
Campbell Rev. D, Mckee Miss Ada V.
Cambell Miss Mary J., Malott Fliga,
Campbell Miss Sarah, Oldham WILL,
Cooper Miss Sarah, Shaperly Miss Susie,
Gipson Isaac, Thomas Miss NJ. N,
Persons calling tor these letters
will please say they are advertised.
A. BALLoU, P. NJ.
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Gt6 Ao6utistmmts.
CANNASSING BOOkSSENI FkEE FOk
paris sr Sunlight
and CasIight

4 WORK descriptive of the MYSTERIES
VIRTUES, VICES. SPLENDORS and
E$ of the CITY OF PARIS.
1t tells how Paris has become the Gayest and
most beautiful City in the world how its Beau
ty yandSplendOr has been purchased at a fearful
cost of Misery and suffering; how visitors
are Swindled by Professional Adventurers;
how Virtue and Vice go arm-in-arm in the
Beautiful City how the most Fearful Crimes
are committed and concealed /; how money is
squandered in useless luxury; and contains
over 80 Engravings ofnoted Places, Life and
Scenes in Paris Agents wanted. Canvassipg
books sent free. Address NATIONAL PUB
LISTING Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. Chicago, H.,
or 81 Louis. No.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

THE best and largest stock of Embroider,
Cheneille and Zephyrs In town, for sale cheap
at RoTHCHILD's.
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Claus

Makes his headquarters at Gribble &
Schuler's. The little folks will not forget the
place.
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Everybody to know that Twining's is the
place to get fine photographs.
On hand-a large lot of Pictures and Albums
for the Holiday trade. For sale cheap. Call
and see. cots
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If you want anything In the Boot or Shoe
inc, 60 to STRICKLER & SMITHS.
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Why does everybody speak SO highly of Whit
tlesey's Dyspepsia Cure? Because 1t is what
its proprietors claim it to be-a remedy for
INDIGESTION.
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New Years and Christmas
VIII soon be here, and Swartz & Kunz have
the finest assortment of Toys in town.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

Fresh Groceries,
Always on hand, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest, at III ZAISERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

Shawls Shawls q
The largest and best assortment ofShawls Is
at
HENDERSON & CONNELL'S
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Try TorrEN Bros 50 cent, Fine Cut Chew
lug Tobacco.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-17

Go to TorTEN's for the Fruit Cake Plug To-
bacco best in use.
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Wanted.

George Elliot's Works, complete, Library
Style, Volumes, 75 cents each, at
FREY & ErTINGER's.
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New Style Corsets.

New StyI6 COrS4Ibs
The Butterfield one seam Corsets, are the
best fitting Corset now I'm use, and can be high
ly recommended. Please call and see them.
For sale at ROTCHCHlLDS.
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Hickory Nuts!
Half Dozen Barrels-for sale cheap--at
GRIBBLE SCHUYLER:
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SNToEncn : New YOrk; /;
H II OR. THE UNDER-wcLLD of the GREAT
- 81 CITY. The sins OF every class of soci-
ETY. exposed Auoid the Railroad 10 ruin
Signals OF danger are up. MORE
MONEY IN 1T FOR LIVE AGENTS THAN
H ANY OTHER Book. Takes three press
Il "a es all the time to print last enough
81 q One Agent took I1S orders is 10 ddys.
40 pages, 40 Dlu>trations. Price $3.50.
AGENTS WANTED. Address y. Y.
,OOK CO., li5 Nassau street, y. Y
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Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders for the
at ToTTEN BROS.
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Buy Your Groceries
At GRIBBLE & ScHULER's, and thus get the
best in the market. Full assortment always
on hand.
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All work done by srRIcKLER & SMITH war
reuted
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Dali f1-

w Strlne- Petition Tor DIVOrct-
the defendant, Margaret Str1ne, whose resi-
ldenee is unknown. will take notice that VIII
liam o. Striae. did ON the 18th day OF August,
ia. d. 1869. lie hls petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Hancock county, Ohio, against
said Margaret Syrine, charging her win adui,
terry ami praying that he may he divorced
from said Margaret Strine. said petition VIII
be for hearing at the February term OF sald
Court, 1870. Said Margaret Strine Is Inrther
notified that uepositions of sundry witnesses
to prove said charge will be taken at the Post
Office in the town of Adrian, Seneca county,
Ohio on the 26tn day OF January, A d. lssu:
between the hours Of s o'clock A A. and D
lo'clock p. NJ, and continue from day TO day
until completed. WILLIAM .. SIRiSk.
By Brown & Anderson, his att'ys.
Dec. 4, lSoOJow6 -
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Theatamepek sefferssmiau

Hon. John Sherman places us un-
der obligations for a copy of the
Congressional Globe for 1868.
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Parian Marble Vases at
FREY ETTINGER's.
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List OfLetters

S. H. DARsr, Esq, at "Old White
Corner" is paying the highest mar
ket price for all the furs he can get.
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Oysters Oysters J! .tE
Look out for those large fat Oysters, for a
Thanksgiving Dinner. They can be had at
il ZArspp,s
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Fred Solbach

caudies and Confectioneries,
Constantly on hand at
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Don't LEI this opportunity pass for purchas-
ing one of those beautiful Chromos at FREY
& ErTINGER,s, at fifty per cent less than the
regular price.
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Oysters! Oysters s'.i
By the Can, Half Can, or Dish, tonight, at
J.J ZAIsER'S
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Ornamental Cakes,
| For Weddings, Festivals, Fairs, &C., put up
in the finest style on short notice, and cheap,
AT GRIBBLE & SCHULER'S