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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health i'm a few weeks, by very simple REM
edy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious TO make known to
his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find n SURE CURE FOR Cor
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
Information which he conoeives to he invalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nolyIl Williamsburg, Kings Co., n. \.
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By fhe Car Load.

The New Goods are constantly
arriving at Henderson & Connell's
by the car load, dray load, 'in lots to
suit purchasers and they are busy
opening and arranging them, and
preparing for a vigorous summer
campaign. They have entered the
field fully determined to make war
on high prices, and to sell as good
an article at as low price Gas any
other man. Ali they ask is an in
spsction of their goods. And they
especially desire to call the attention
of the ladies to their Millinery
Goods, which have been carefully
selected, and comprise the very
latest fashions.
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"a No. y foShioh SOOhihb ClONc, luI-
nished, for SEQ, at j. Cromley's.
no. 20 If
Erie Railway.
THE GREAT THaoUGH ROUTE TO
THE EAsr.-This Company now con.
troll and operate thirteen hundred
miles of road, extending from Cincin.
natl, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and
Rochester to New York.
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly
third wider than other roads, ens-
bling the Company to construct and
use coaches correspondlngly larger
and more comfortable. Its track
has been placed in thorough repair
by the substitution of Steel Rails at
such points as are subjected to the
greatest service, and where the high
es. rate of speed is required to be
made.
New and improved Sleeping Coach
es accompany all night trains. They
are heated by steam, perfectly venti
lated, contain spacious and elegant
Dressing and State-rooms, and CON-
bine all the modern improvements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are To-
Gated at convenient points upon The
line, where ample time is allowed for
meals. ~
Three Express Trains are run from
the western termini of the road to
New York without change, making
as quick time as by any other route.
The long distance run without
change-S60 miles--and the spacious
accommodations of its Broad Gauge
Coaches, especially commend this
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can
be obtained at all principal Ticket
Offices throughout the country.
No 1tf ff....
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Ruthrauf & Cory.

We omitted in our last to call at.
tention to the advertisement of this
nrm but we do not think any Of our
readers overlooked it. Their stock
OF Hardware is among the largest
and best selected in Northwestern
Ohio, and they are making constant
and important additions thereto
They are also well known as agents
for the celebrated Champion Mower
and Reaper, and We advise our far
mers to examine them carefully be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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INTERESTING, FACTS FOR FARMERS.


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FINDlAY MARKETS.
JEFrERsoSIAS OFFICE, I
Thursday, May ~, 1863.

JEFTER5oSIAS OFFICE,
Thursday, May ~, 1853.
The following are the latest quotations as
Hscertalned from leading business men:
APPLES-Green are in goot dema nj at 75e
9sl.0; Dried in good demand az lOc. & n.
BUTIER-Supply is moderate and demand
good Ia demand at ~, 2ivr1sc.
BEESWAX-Iu good demand at 1laf &c.
BEANS-In fair demand at 81 5O6s3 10.
EiGS-Dull at Lie. I. dozen.
FEATHERS-In demand at 6Oc y n.
FIOtJR-Wbeat Flour from So 80 "a s. 40 ac-
cording to quality. Rye Flour-none in the
market.
GKAIN-Wheat in poor demand at 81 l5 per
bushel, and evidently IL must reach a lower
figure. Corn in good demand at soc per bus.
Oats in fair demand at JOc. Rye-nOne in
market
LARD-In good demand at Ice per ID.
POTATOES-In good demand at soc per
bushel.
RAGS-From ease. according to quality.
SALT-We quote Salt at az 50 per barrel.
SEEDS-But little doing. A prime article oi
Flaxseed will bring - 25d2 30 per bushei. Clover
seed s900G9.50. Timothy seed s2-50d3.OO.
SOAP-Country in good demand, &c per lb.
TALI.OW-Good demand at &c.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry, Ice; Sheep Pelts, q
s75 cents according 10 quality.
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yeston "Played Out"

Weston Played Out"
This pedestrian humbug ha:
"played out" his physician veloine
any further attempts in the line OF
his businesss but ]. B. Rothchild
continues to receive additions to his
Millinery and Ladies' Furnishing
Goods, and he AYERS his intention tc
sell goods lower than "any other
man, Ladies will peed to call in
order to keep up with the times.
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Grady Will be Here.

We have often heard it asserted
by the boys that those "circus nenn
who made the largest promises gave
the poorest satisfaction. Now, while
Grady has taken a commendable
degree OF pains to bring the merits
and claims of his performance prom
inently before the public, we notice
he has done comparatively little of
what 10 styled, in vulgar parlanee,
"blowing.' Therefore, we come to
the conclusion that his performance
here next Saturday, (the 22d) will be
tip top. We think, too, his acquaint
snoe here viii be greatly in his favor,
:. every person sduirsi his energy
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Popular Lecture.

Popular Lecture.
Prof. Moffat, of Cincinnati, will de
liver one of his popular lectures-en
titled "An Evening with the Poets' al
the First Presbyterian Church, Fri
day evening, May %. Admittancs
25 cents. t-2
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JAMES SPAYTH, n. D.
A. HURD, NJ. D. -,
H. d. BALLARD, M. d.
w. DETwILER, NJ. d.
STATEMENT OF DIR. DYrwILER.

l was called. FIVE weeks ago to.
morrow, to see Jeremiah Chain |; there
were four wounds in his back the
upper wound on the left lmde va.
about the ninth rib it wSs three
fourths ofsan inch long and half an
inch deep; another wound was about
fye-eighths Of an inch above the crset
Of the iIlisn aAa two dsAss ksm u
spips, Ipsebea tAruszethtpana
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Coming Back.

Coming Back.
Reverdy johnson returns to his
native country conscious that his d.
plomacy has excited but little admi.
ration on this side of the Atlantic,
and j. Kemble & Co. are selling
their large stock of Dry Goods, No
tlons, &c, at prices which "astonish
the natives - They keep nothing
but first class goods, and their sales
men are accommodating, and they
sell at lowest cash prices. Their i'm.
mense stock is rapidly dwindling
away under the unprecedented rush
which is being made to their estab
lishment. Call soon, while the bar
Tgsins last.
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Death of q. q. Gore, ESQ.

We were panied to learn Of the
decease of the above named gentle
man, formerly of this place, who
died at his residence, in the State
Of New York, on the 10th inst
Mr.. G. was very much respected as
akind-hearted, genial gentleman.
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Soldiers Graves.

SOlQl6rS UfaV6S.
We have been requested to say
that there will be meeting of the
citizens of this place at the Court.
house next Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of taking measures to deco
rate the graves Of deceased soldiers
A full attendance is requested.
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Mite Societies.

The Lutheran Mite Society viii
meet at the residence of DR.. VIM.
Detwiler, next Wednesday evening,
May 26.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
win meet in the basement of their
church on next Tuesday evening,
May rs.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects OF youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the ad-
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
nolyI No. AZ Cedar street, n. Y.
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Select School.

Select School.
The undersigned proposes TO open
a Select School, in Arcadia, Ohio, on
Monday, August 10th, 1869, to con
tinue twelve weeks. Terms For
the higher common school branches,
Algebra included, $500 per quarter.
Extra charge for additional studies, as
Latin, Greek, Higher Arithmetic,
&c. For further information apply
to or address, ]. HOUGH,
n1w1.) Arcadia.
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Yankee Robinson Coming.

Our citizens will hardly need to be
reminded that this grest establish
nent will give an exhibition next
Wednesday. 1t is said to be the
largest institution Of the kind in ex-
istence, and we would not be surpris-
ed IL it attracted the largest crowd
ever present In this plsea On . sini.
laR Ssessies. s'S' 5
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

FOR YOUNG MEN,
on the Ruling Passion i'm Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erin
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve-
lopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box T, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
nOlyl1
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Crowded.

We are compelled to lay over
some advertising this week, and
have no room to notice new adver-
tisements. Read those of Barney,
Snyder d Co., VIM. Anderson d Co.,
and Routsen & Mitchell. They will
all repay careful perusal.
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"Who Struck Billy Patterson"

WIZ 0tHuCA oAiAy ottcTSSuI u
This old and trite saying is nearly
worn threadbare. The people OF
Findlay have ceased to trouble them
selves about who struck Billy
Patterson, and the most pertinent
inquiry now is, how "Jos" Patterson
can sell such splendid goods at such
low prices. This problem, however,
is very easily solved. He bought
cheap, makes quick sales, and there
fore can afford to realize but small
profits. Do not fail to call and ex.
anime his goods and prices.
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Carnahan's New Goods /,

Are beginning to come. Hebough,
the incest styles ever brought to Find.
lay, in great variety, and will sell
them cheaper than goods bough
earlier in the season.
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Fire Proof
Plastic Slate Roofing, at
DAVIDSON Il MARTINS.

Call On Him.
The celebrated and natural-born
physician, DIR. Mcbride, has taken
rooms at Crooks Hotel, where he
will treat all forms of disease. The
Doctor tells you your disease with
out asking any questions. He will
place his finger Immediately on the
diseased part. He will remain here
but for a short time. nlw1.
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Good News.
The failure OF an extensive and
popular firm in New York, last
week, occasioned considerable ex.
citement in business circles, and
created very sensible fuctuation
in the gold market, but the minds Of
the people of Findlay became easier
when they discovered that the firm
of Davis d Green had received their
new stock of Groceries, Proviaions.
&C., and general rush was made fos
their store room, which up to the
present writing continues unabated.
This popular firm declare that, de-
spite depression in business circles
elsewhere, they are bound to make
the Grocery market easy in Findlay.
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apr9no47m2.
MARRIED.,

RADEBA AUGH-POWELL - On Thursday
May Is, by Rev. Isaac Newton, Mr.. ]. b. RIA
dabaugh aad Miss Lucy 4. Powell.
N-MOOREHEAD-By the Rev
Il. Bower, Mt the residence of Mr.. Samuel
Moorehead, Mr. John ii. johnson and Misl
sarah A. Morris, all OF Hancock county.
SKINNER-BAkER-Ss Van Buren, OF
Thursday, May IL, by the Rev. Samuel Essex
Sir. Stewart Skinner and Miss Almeda Baker
RoLLFR-HARPSTER the Ameri car
House, Etndiay, o., by ID. b. Beardsley, Esq.
" r. ALPHA Roller and Miss Susan b. Harpster
all OF this county.
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Want Of Space.

Want Of Space.
We are sorry that we are not able
to give "The Fashion Report for
May, by Jennie June, hut 60 TO
Henderson d Connelrs, where Miss
Conner viii show you the latest stylss.
|shatA are constantly arriving, "a
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Burglars About.

Burglars About.
An attempt was made to break in
to the clothing establishment Of
Messrs. Hankey, Ebling & Co., last
Saturday night. The attempt was
foiled by member of the firm who
sleeps in the store.
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Quite an excitement was occasion
ed by an alarm of fire last Monday
morning. The fire originated in q
smoke house belonging to MIR. Crom.
ley, but was extinguished before
any harm was done.
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Eindloy, o., Nay II, 1869.

AT a post mortem examination held
upon the body of Jeremiah Chain,
late of the county of Hancock, and
State of Ohio, and conducted by
Drs. James Spayth, A. Hurd, n. d.
Ballard and VIM. Detwiler, it was
found, after elevating the sternum,
that there was large quantity of
sero purulent fluid filling the left plu-
raj cavity. The entire left plura was
in a gangrepous condition, and the
left lung hepatized; there was an ad-
Ihesion of the pluIs to the pericardi:
um; the pericardium was rough and
thickened; the heart was healthy, but
pressed to the right side of the tho
rscic cavity. There was perforation
extending into the abdominal cavity,
about seven inches above the crest of
the illium and two inches from the
spinal column. The internal walls Of
the abdominal cavity, in proximity to
the wound, was in gangrenous oon-
dition; the left kidney was greatly en-.
larged' and firmly attached by sdhe
sion to the surrounding tinue. We
also found very decided trace Of the
|fnfammations extending from the
wound to the plural cavity The
right kidney and the right wall of the
abdominal cavity. with the intestines,
were in normal condition.
- JAMES SPAYTH, n. D. ;
A. HURD, NJ. D. -,
HI. ID. BALLARD, M. d.
L
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Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed Administrator of the
estate OF Catherine Hoax, late of Hancock
county, deceased. HENRY L. WISEMAN,
noI-f31 Adm r.
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Laughable.
! Tue jolly st. Crispln himself
would be tickled to death, could he
witness the display Of Boots and
Shoes at HENDERSON Il CoNNELL's
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Wit was made, and Levi Chain was
arrested and bound over for his sp-
pesrance last Wednesday. at which
time q careful examination was had
before d. B. Beardsley, Esq. Aaron
Blackford, Esq, appearing for the
defense and VIM. II. Anderson, ESQ.,,
for the State, and resulted in the
binding over Of the accused in the
sum OF $500 for his appearance be
fore the Grand Jury at the next term
of Court, to answer to the charge OF
stabbing with intent to kill.
1t is needless TO say that there is
G considerable charity manifested fol-
the prisoner in this community
Those who know him best, represent
him ~ q kind-hearted, peaceabls man
when sober This, added TO the fact
that he appears completely and thor
oughly repentsnt Of the awful crime
he has committed, has made him the
recipient Of a large share Of public
sympathy. -t.It
But there is class Of men, who
have been almost directly the csuse
of this sad affair, who are hourly
heaping up for themselves the wrath
and vengeance Of an outraged COM
munity. These men-knowing the
disp ositien Of Levi Cham when intox
icated-warned over and over again,
as we have been told. by the victim
in this case, who has been sent into
eternity In the prime Of life-have
continued to deal out the maddening,
soul-destroying liquid which bereft
him Of reason and nerved his arm to
strike down his dearest child-a deed
which will haunt him to the grave
We wish these men could have been
present at the post mortem examine
ton, and seen the legitimate results
Of their calling, or beard the eloquent
and manly denunciation of their
deeds that fell from the lips of the
Rev. Isaac Newton. who ofiiciated at
the funeral of this victim Of q fathers
rage, urged on by vendors Of whisky.
We have no s'friends to reward or
enemies to punish in this matter
but only seek the good ofcommunity.
We should be glad to see every man
who is engaged in "selling intoxicat-
ing liquors as beverage, ''forsake the
business and seek more honest and
reputable way Of making a liveli
hood. And we would in all kind
ness warn such that public feeling
il thoroughly aroused upon the sub
ject and that they are treading on
the slumbering fires Of volcano that
may burst forth at any moment and
Overwbelm them. Good men, with
out respect to church or party, are
awakening to q sense of the danger
that surrounds and menaces every
family circle, and within the past few
days We have seen men meet and
gaze earnestly into each others faces,
and consult in earnest tones as to the
best means Of staying the progress
of intemperance and its twin sister
the "social evil,' in our midst. A
call for meeting has been circulated,
is numerously signed, and will soon
be made public. The friends Of
order and morality are in earnest,
and they have taken the matter in
hand At the right time-"the food
hat leads on to fortune"
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Postmaster at MT. Blanchard.
Mr.. Henry Greer has been appoint
ed postmaster at Mt Blanchard-an
appointment that will give universal
satisfaction.
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Business and Literature.
While in the establishment of our
friend, Frank Miller, Of Arcadia, last
week, We picked up the following,
which will do "to prints"
Miller's Grocery is the place
To get your Candies and your Mace,
The finest Prunes and Candy Balls,
Potatoes, Fish and Onions small.
Pepper Sauce and Peaches canned,
And Sugar ready at your hand,
Baking Powder clean and white,
Hist your bread and make it light
Coffee, Tea and Ginger strong,
Come, We Farmers, come along,
Fetch your Butter, Eggs and truck,
Invest your mite-and try your luck
nOltl- -tt
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A sa5 Fashion cook stove for S2J
1T j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf
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loo, 900 Lbs. Of Wool
Wanted at the Findlay Wooden
Mills, for which we will pay the mar.
ket price in cash.
nlw6. WM. ANDERSON & Co.
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Where the Money Goes.
To Davidson Il Martins, where
they are selling the best and cheap
est assortment of House Furnishing
Goods ever brought to Findlay. If
there is anything in that line that
you don't know where to find, 60
there and get it.
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Local Business Notices.
GLORIOUS NEWS from CARNAHAN!
Goods Enormously Cheap ! Market
Dull in New York;!
Eastern JoJJers Closing out Dress
GNods 25 per cent. Cheaper than
Earlier in the Season m

Carnahan was there and bought
them at the Great Reduction!
earn ahan's new goods are begin
ming to come.
They we're bought at Great Reduc.
tions
Wait and see the beautiful styles
and Great Bargains!
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Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
Plastic Slate Roofing, at
= .S3iapAvIpsoN + MARfIu's.
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Shovel PIows.
Go to jesse Georges for your
Shovel PloMs.
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Passengers leaving Findlay at $40 a. m, ar
rive at Cleveland at l0:5G a. H., and Toledo al
9.35 g. m.
Retvrysfn1-Ieave Cleveland at $50 p. m, and
Toledo at $50 p. m, arrive al Findiay al s:S5
same evening.
Leaving Cleveland at $50 a. m, and Toledo
at 7.40 a. m, arrive at Findlay at 1890 p. m.
Returning Findlay at 230 p. m, ar
rive at Cleveland at 9:25, and Toledo at 1:4O
same evening
Close connections are made at Monroeyllle
for Mansfield, Columbus, &c.
Passengers by this Road will reach Findlay
earlier than by any other route.
Buy tickets via Fremont, in Cleveland and
Toledo, at the ticket offices of the Lake Shore
Railway Company.
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Try Pla site Slate Roofing, at
% :, + DAVIDSON & MARTINS.
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Sewerage.

Sewerage. st
We havereceived a communication
on the above subject, which is in
type, but crowded out by press of
matter. The proceedings of the
Teachers Examination is laid over
for the same reason.
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For the cheapest and best Stove
90 to j. CrOmley's. no28tf
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Only Agents for Hancock County,
For Plastic Slate Roofing, are
DAVIDSON & MARTIN.
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The place to get life like pictures
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
trict, No. 8, for the Week ending
Nav Ia. 1859:
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Shovel Plows.
Go to Jesse Georges for your
Shovel Plows.
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Aeu Adrertisenltnts.


EZRA RoUTSoS. wM. MITCHELL.
ROUTSON d MITCHELL
WE would respectfully announce to the
w public, that we have formed a partner
ship for the purpose of carrying ON the busi-
ness of Blacksniithing and WagOn-making.-
The woodwork will be conducted by Philip
Willick-a 1rst-class workman. Shop on
Main Cross Street, East of Head Quarters.
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IL Goods warranted a. represented, al
- G. ". IIMMELS.
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Shovel Piows.
Go to Jesse Georges for your
Shovel Piows.
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Everybody Uses 1t.
We refer to Plastic Slate Roofing at
Z p ~ e DAVIDSON & MARTINS.
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Go to Kinnaman's for Photographs.
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Gold Watches.

II AIDES and Gents Gold Watches in large
4 variety, at Kimmel's
Watch Il Clock Emporium.
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Kinnaman's New Picture Gallery.
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Gold Pen 8

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Sewing Machines.

DERSONS wishing to buy a first-class Sew
ing Machine should not trust 10 the repre-
sentations OF travelling peddiers, but cali upon
g. W. KIMMEL,
Resident Agent.