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The New York herald., 1869-03-24
] JOHNSON 'R-' AucTIosEER.
PEREMPToRy SALE
or the balance of the
Van Mater Estate.
Consisting OF
b0o DESIRABLE LOTS
Al Maspeth.
BY JOHNSON MILLER.
Auctioneers,
On Thursday, March 25 1859.
At1a O'Clock NJ, at the
Exchange Saesro0m, Ill Broadway,
New York.
By order OF the agents of the estate,
J. f. MALLORY and
WILSON II. BLACKWELL.
Free tickets and be obtained Al the oce OF the
aucti oneers, IS Nassau street.

I BOGART, AUCTToNEER.
q. rhIS DAY.
MORTGAGE SALE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE.
J. BOGART Auctloneer, will sell Wednesday, March
a. at 10 O'Clock at the auction rooms No North William
street. Of Frankfort large lot OF Household Furn
ture consng OF rosewood and black walnut Paor Suits
voaire and Chairs mahogany and black walnut Par
black walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus rosewood and
oak Extension Dining Tables mahogany and rosewood Book
black walnut and DESKS rosewood and iron
Husbands Cottage Suits mahogany, French and Cottage
Bedseads, Clocks Looking Glasses Hair Mattresses, Bed
ding Bruassl. and ingram GsrPss 0Slon &C.
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TAMEs N. MILLER, AUcr1oNEER,
81 viii cell At public auction
On Erfd.w Msrrh A.

MR O'clock a, The Exessnse sale,roon, III Broadway
heirs OF Helena Hermann deceased the valuable lot Of Land
wi the two three brick Dwelling Houses thereon
cd front and res situated the southlsi6e street.
lss, Sixth street.
For map further particulars Apply % the auctoneer %
Pine street. or 10 WM. A. W. LOWEREE, attorneys S6
Warren street. New YORK. = = ~
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ssIaNEEs SALE OF RLEaANT CABINET FURNI

"A tnre N. DOUGHTY, AuctioneeE
will sell Thursday, March 25, nj IL O'Clock, hs
3 Fulton street and IS Ann street, the Stocks n
Of rosewood, walnut ebony and mahogany raror suits
cred IN rich byocate and French carved and
eh rosewood and walnut Chamber suits Secretary and Lii
krary Bookcases Wardrobes walnut and oak Dining Room
Suits complete Turkish Lounges and Chairs, Hall Furniture
Centre, Fancy and Work Tables, Pier Mirrors also
OF msdin claas Furniture To peremptorily
sed and worthy the attention OF hotel keepers, houkee
the Full description catalogues sale.
W. MORTON, ESQ, Assignee
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AMUsEMENrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TowERY THEATRE.
y rr'prs0f and dsaSS nsas9sr. nifiaEn wh 'hh'h
DwARFs,
DwARra II: DwAREs
Every MONDAY at o'siocf. !.
SEVEN pWARFs ROBERT BUTLER,
SEVEN DWAEFS, Funniest Clown
SEVEN pWxRFs. - oBERTi ,ii TS,'
SEVEN DWARFs The brilliant
SEVEN DWARFS. J. w. Sanford.
SEVEN DWARFs. Nine Constantine,
sEvEN sEvEN DWARFS NINE; Joveta,
SEVEN DwARFs. ). Burk.
THIS SosT ssS'ss scaaS I'shsS F%s45lInE
'1 g;fssnsifa ve xRpaoBAos
at tho Artistic Scenery,
rss:, Ass:, liz sisssass sanSada: ss' appointments
DAzsEsisG AzzsisfSS' aLsIG;fsi n1GsiSicHScE seS
TERMINATING I TRANSFORMATION, RssxsNsvo
hailed each nsaTsh ThGgspERs ~ OF APPLAUSE
ID Twsniv.third street, between Ffh and Sixth
H'sn'n week" EDWIN BOOTH
:. s'.l'p..'s' = p. ,'isssSA ESSsS q AND JULIET
hAhx aa NAMK SayESkEh saEH Miss sAsSx M WALLER
,oxvo ..S snd AIN H;iEpwIE ;rE y 1E,STs xnAMs
on sATTRpAY NEXT. At ONE O'CLOCK.
sAioHDA' h'hS.iibI n. Edwin ADAMS
RAPHAEL,
MARBLE HEART.
4 n Of
theatre its branch ticket Office a the music store OF O.
otnsr plays are ia the OF elaborate preparation
will be produced during the season.
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UcTION NoTTCE.-HENRy H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
~ EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS
AND 6TATUARy. HENRY II. LEEDS AND MINER will
HTcsaE.y, BY order q the E2ECUIoRs OF GgsTAygs a
COLLECTION OF some OF the valuable Pictures and
Stauary TO be found this country Sale will take place
April at ~ O'Clock each evening They VIII be cxhb
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GERMAN SrADT THEATRE. - AND ~ BowkRy.
VI This "wednesday evening, March -,
MR. FRIEDRICH HAASE
Baronet Sir Bernard HAreigh,
IN SIZE ISr WAHNSINN10 (drainaL
and Justix Rath Fcin
in Elm HOkFLICHER MANN tcomedy.
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HApLEM.-JAHEs N. MILLER WILL SELL AT AUG.
ton Monday March e. all O'Clock, ~ the Exchange
saesroom Ill Broadway Lot OF Land 1sth street. 30
feet Third with and basement
brick building 251to lot BY inches
three Lots adjoining the each - wide
1oo feet 10 inches deep Also the three story and basement
trick dwelling House. north side Of 17th street. 222 feet
of A. containing all the modern improvements
y is rooms suitable for families perfect order
house 2sxt2; lot "a by 100 feet 10 inches.
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PY ROBERT soMERvfLLE, AUCTIONEER, SALES
II room ~ Nassau ST. eet opposite the Post onlce
Stauary Bronzes. marble Vases and Satuetses Uns
Tazsas Mossc Tables Fiorentne Articles Of yirsu Pedcs
tails Verdi de PrAdo Figures, fine Clocks &c &C., just
Florence.
wal sold by ROBERT soMERvILLE, at his saesroom,
81 Nassau street, Monday 2sd and Tuesday I'D, at 10Y
IclocE
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RY HENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ No corl.ndt street; Art Gallery, e46 Broadway.
MODERN PAINTINGS. PASTELS, &C. AT AUCTION.
MINER BARKER win sell, on Thursday March g. at ii
O'Clock. At their saesoon No Cortlandt street. coec-
ton OF modern Paintings Of the English Belgian and Amer
can schoos; also Pastes and hne Photographs, in OIL
pY r. coLrON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FuRNI.
- nre togehsr with Caramel essablishmens Counter,
O'clock at No Is Amiy street. near Broadway, the entire
Furnurs Of The house. embracing the usual assortment Of
and Fixtures q the store voon this win include some very
Couniers Fixtures, &C. More fun particulars tomorrow
rnor
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A UCTTON NOTICE.-ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUG
uoueer salesoon 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
oce will as for past give his atten
uon 10 the sale OF Household Furniture at private residence
af families declining housekeeping
Mr.. sOMERvILLE win hold rweekly sales Of Fur
nure tue old established well saesroo,n, 81
most commanding and desirable In the city, being near the
centre and attracting crowd OF buyers SALE
With advantages be parties eonsgnns
goods can rely obainux fun market values.
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DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoEEER.
"A EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NO. 81
WEST TwENTYSECOND STREET.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, T. r. WILKINS co. WIN gel
~ auction Thursday, March 81 L. o'clock at the Hx
change salesroorn No. III Roadway by order Execu
tors OF the estate OF Amelia wsson West Twenty
second street.-The four story brown stone House Lo
suaed north side OF West Twenty street.
Ninth and Tenth known No. i9: house IL feet,
Anches by about 90 fess has all the modern improvements
b good order; is feet inches by 9s feet Inches.
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JAMES N. MILLER WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT III
- Broadway the property 30 west srteenth street, Lot Il
slvS hrce soy frame with store front and four story
brick Tenement on Terms one~half cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-30
Special NotiffsI.

%MARENGO.--F E YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PEEvENTlvE-Th,sv val.
uebe preparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have ed 1t with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer 1t to the pub
lic It's warranted TO cure CHILLS AND FEVER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirsy eradicatng it's effects from the system 1t
will PURIFY TaE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and go harmless that children Of all
ages may take 1t with safety. As tonic MARENGU
haa no superior and for debility arising from the
effects Of fever, or from other cause Is invaluable
"A few doses re- sufficient to satisty the most in.
credulous sufferer Of its virtue and worth All
who try one bottle Of MARENdO win be 80 much
pleased with its effect, that .lhey will readily en-
dorse it,,s NO HUMBUG.s For evidence of Its efa.
cacy and value. refer to MARENGO circulars, which
contain cersiAcsses Of well known and, reapectAble
citlxenss ,Sf,.st,;g gst|'
MARRNGo is genuine Southern tapaepasahon.
the propr etor and m msnufscrurer ing native and
resident Of Charleston ana 1t is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUa.a TRY 1T: :s3
FoTrss Nv ali Druggists,fsanas 8 BY sDoWHE 4
NOISE, corner Meethia and Hasel streets; GOOD
RICH. w1NEMAN 4 CO.. Hayne-street, and @. j.
LUHN, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner Of
King and John stteets charlestop, D. .. si3sR gfi
- - YSiuoS
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EUROPE.

PEACE SIGN IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 29.-The Presse says tn u fur
loughed soldiers will receive indefinite leave.
y. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
LONDON, July 29.-ChaA. Glpin introduced
bill in the House of Commons abolishing capi-
tai punishment.
~ DEFEAT OF THE CARL1sTs IN SPAIN.
MADRID July 29-Arrests still continue.
pc hundred Of the insurgents at Ciudad Real
e applying for pardon, claiming that they
Bere deceived by The Carlists. sharp street
sht occurred at La Mancha; the Carlists were
efeated and fled to the mountains. a"a
THE JEWS IN RUSSIA.
4 ST. PETERSBURG July 29.-rhe Jews OF the
mpire have united in petition to the Gear
pr az extension of their religious and educa-
ional rights. .s -vs
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, July 29.-Ex- Governor Hahn,
OF Louisiana, dined with Dent yesterday. Tho
table conversation is said to have indicated
no intention on the part of Dent to abandon
his position regarding Mississippi.
Secretary Boutwell, has decided that the
Ohio Shaker Society are only entitled to $1,000
exemption rom income tax, instead of $1,000
Tor each adult male. The same rule applies to
Trinity Church. New York, and several other
associations throughout the country
There is great pressure on Grant to throw
the influence OF the administration in favor OF
the extremists Of Texas and Mississippi. The ex-
tremists here are in good spirits this morning,
though nothing definite is known. Sherman
is stated to have said to-day that his depart
ment wou Id not interfere beyond securing
fair registration and peaceful election.
Grant had special session or the Cabine
to day, which was devoted to accumulated
business. Neither Virginia, Mississippi or
Texas affairs we're considered.
Grant goes to Saratoga on Tuesday.
The following messages were transmitted
over the French cable:
PARIS, 845 A. NJ.
To the Honorable Secretary Of State, Wdshinc-
The Emperor of the French to the President
OF the United States at Washington: 1 am
highly granfed to inaugurate the new line Of
telegraph which unites France with The United
States, by eending 10 you the expression OF my
good wishes tor you and for tho pr sperity Of
the United States. NAPOLEON.
REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT.
The President of the United States to the
Emperor of the French 81 cordially recpro-
cate your good wishes, and trust that the libe-
raj policy of the United States pursuant to
which this cable has been landed. may result
in many such ,ne cans of communication, espec-
ialiy between this country and its earliest ally
and friend. ~, u. s.. GRANT
Judge Jeford5 and General Moorman vs-
tied Dent to-day, and received renewed as
surances of his Determination to act with the
Mississippi Conservative Republicans. GEN
eral Writ Adams and Judge Hunt, of ylcks-
burg, also visited Dent to-day.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July 29.-The insurgents are active
the central department, and have destroyed
huch property about Trinidad. A large band
; = insurgents had attacked Puerto Principe,
4 but after short struggle were beaten off with
considerable loss.
fAILURB, OF IN INSURANCE COM
y -l,y 5te PANY. t&4 n i, #.
-t4uf .ya~ IN d
NEW YORK, July 29.-The failure of the Bal
tie Insurance Company is announced.
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THE CHINESE LABUhe QU. srION.
"A Practical YAeyv--Absu OF the Talk
about Excluding tho Cinnamon.


/ A correspondent OF the New York Evening
Post addresses the following commute alton
to the editors Of that paper: {,
AS it is evident that the question Of import
1nu Chinese laborers must soon come'to q prac-
teal issue. especially II regards the cuitlva-
tion q cottan fs not % present one sidf
With tn mosai aspect Of the ages.:. ~
with this. that II We cannot absorb tbs Mongo-
liam as well as the Celt, the Teu.on and the
negro, and permit each and all to have equal
rights, and privileges. then democracy is .,
What have to say is upon the economic
question. The immigration of Chinese libor-
srs has thus far been treated as il they must,
Of necessity be-A1nnported as "''coolies" under
contracts for long terms of service, ct low
rates Of wages. and under such compulsory
conditions as to m Ike them practically seffs,
almost slaves. such Importation is rightly
pect to re-esfablish forced system Of labor by
any such methods will be grievously disap-
pointed: Bnt very largo numbers Of Chinese
laborers-as Ibeileye nearly the whole force
brought over as free laborers, under contracts
approved by United States Consul, and
which did not infringe the law prohibiting the
cOolie trade. as 3f#@ t4 $50 y ,i s.-4s'Fs,'
now IN San Francisco, who explained it to me
himself give it from memory at the rlak Of
some orrots. He went to Hong Kong, and
there found Chinese merchant Of great
tha Men Wao was % % ,r atemps 70 'na4ce %
come rssnonsba for the + az 20 o9
made by them; and IT my memory serves me
he sent out over twenty thousand men; He
Ssae ms. elcnahs, @ agtee9 WMh @ osner Cnina-
These nae eaca aean one
6fty each, and the contractors for fifty
went out to find the men. The bareain was
70 aoVanGe 19ureeen % %uoMaIs-sne cost OF pas
80 So ~ .as S company
dies IN case ofsdeath. Ihe contract made by
me iaporer, ana accredited before United
STATES wonsu.. was 70 wolk ous tnls advance
e. e. s cetsa.n IL Eate ~ Wasess ana tiereattGr 70
ae pleased: =, was assured Sy the gentleman
o Wno Maue !neso aIIyaukoMenss tnac eSon iaDo-
.a IeI sSSxo ~ Aoke nva slCn amSnnts WIZ MS
aS I k "a .neso 20 1.es 9nu we're ems
1900 1oS Is HREs HNn w d tnem TO ths
o ; gage % On raai ea.a!a = tos tAe'f fulment:
ISy a y. az ~ nn0 nu1 nesn necesSaTy
ssrssnsats I hsd bssa hi.S.sll; ass: t.. 'D1' =.
-, -. ,ets,,,,a ~ wos sns 20
.;.,o 20 ~. a,,ta. ~. th ,a; tewNseAs
othe, is,nrsrs No., ~" e.roa sa,,. " ,,o, @
trsets AN he made wth nsn anfs,c,antiU eSm. oS.
ana irsinad s make saham a9 hv
thes, S;i ~ M ~ q
abfe 10 faSorsra.. aali - va'u-
In fact IaoShitsQssut afs,itrarv Legislation. ah.
soluteiy prohibiting the iaarnigrstion Of Chi
neBe labor, catj bossib1y nrAyeDt it. Take oniv
the State, of krkansas. coyerinwi over Nv
Cotton land ~ the host .a. ",A wa .s.. as
ibotton. The Chinarnan is ifittsd In evary ' RAJ
ole scre Ia 8 hundred has ever Vet been Gsiti..i
vated IN cotton. The ,rop eaaily made Ia q
bale to the acre. al d eight to ten bales to the
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Spefial GotirtS.

sS-MR. F. p. SALAS HAVING MY POWER
Of Attorney, will oct for me during my absence from
the State ". p HALL.
july so
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON
CT UNTY-IN EQUI. Y.-OFFICE CLERK c. G.. p
G. w. DINGLE. ASSIGN EE, vs. JOHN JAMES
GLEASON, JR., Er AL.-BlLI. FOR FORECLO.
sURE.-It appearing to my satisfaction that JOHN
JAMES GLAssoN. Jr, and CAROl INE GLAs-oN,
his wife, and ALICE AIKEN, defendants in this
cause. absent from and reside beyond. the lin
ts this State 80 that the ordinary process Of the
court cannot be served on them; on motion Of
WHALEY, MITCHELL & CLANCY, complainant's 80
hci.ers, ordered that the said defendants, JOHN
JAMES GLAssON. Jr, CAROLINE GLASSON, his
wife, and ALICh AIKEN do appear and plead,
swer or demur to this bill within forty days from
the publication Of this order, or an order pro
tesso will be granted and entered against them.
A. G. RICHMOND,
c. c. O. P. Charleston : onhtv
July 80 1e3yhos1yr
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AS' YFRESH AS A MAIDEN'S BLUsH.-
y the pure pea.hy Complexion which follows the
use Of BAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t Is the
True Of Beauty. Taahionable LGdies In So.
ciety understand this. rs.e
h The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic ooun.
~ Gill into City Belle more rapidly than any other
ons Thing Mt. v 42> q es7a tA
/ Reaness sunbara, Iaps Srechlsss piotches and all
efkec,s Of the Summer Sun disappear whe ~ 10 ueed
and sgeniA1 cultivated fresn Ii Obtained,
shich Ttvsle the Bloom o. youth. Reaaty II poss,.
his 70 al who will invest ssvsnty-Ave cAnts OF any
respecsable store and insist on getting the MAGN-
liza BA1,u: 4 aqr $50, Hssa S& tfs "a
\ uss nothing bat Lyons K4thairon to dress the
Hair. 6Ao mwfimo Jnly 2e
AETMH; NRArEST. TaE.QUICKEsT AND
TEMGEgAsEsI.-rHR Nxws JOB OFFICE. no.
lAS SKAsr BAY. having rspisnisEasd its stock With
usr ana large assottnent OF material OF the Anest
asiity ana aisat stylesi ~ prsprsd TO execute. at
the shortess nctaOs and IA athe best manner, JOB
PRINTING 81 every asacxip ipaon. s
Can and examine ths scale Of prices before giving
your ORDERS elsewhere.
4 ss-AoTICE. .-.gERRE MONTHS AFTER
date Or gIae& ~ axsstiDg lawn. apphsseon win be
saads f6r y ORARTER fora Cosson Min asihs rnsst
sfibie pctnt "a Black Creek ri ths nsghborhood Of
loves DspS& 2araoe yHre7
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A@-I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. J. A TOR
RENT to act as my Attorney, during my absence
from the State. @. H. BROWN
July % 3*
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Ca FAST LIVING. In THIS AGE OF
luxurious living late suppers and rich food produce
painful eruptons upon the skin by overheahng it,
especially during hot weather. You prevent
this and keep COOL soft and white. by using MILK
or vIoLErs. The effect Of it's uso is truly Won
derful. So by druggists and fancy goods dealers.
July 80
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S9 NT BATCHELORB HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hatr Dye ia the best I'm the world; the only
true and perfscs Dye; harmless, relable instanta-
nsoua; no disappointment: i,diculous tiDts; rem
edes the 6l effects os bad dyes; lnvigoratss ana
lesves the hair ocft and beautiful black browa.
sold u IN Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
sppaied 4 Bateheiorss wig Factory. No. Bond-5
street. taNeu York. t.lq4 Iyr Il MaysIS 4,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-09

School Directors.
Next Monday our citizens will b'
called upon to select two Schoo
Directors for our Union School Dis
trict; one to serve for one year te
6ll the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Mr.. Harsh-the other for
three years in place of Mr.. Myers,
whose term expires. These are i'm
portant offices and too much care
cannot be exercised in filing them
with the proper men. Our schools
are now in a fiourishipg condition.
and we hope every effort will lie made
by our people TO increase their effi-
cheney and prosperity. To this end
let our best men be selected for
Directors. We learn that Mr.. Myers
has consented to serve for another
term. We believe he has made
good officer and attended to his
duties with zeal and fidelity. We
have also heard the names OF Col.
Jas. A. Bope, Capt. c. NJ. Bush, Ja-
cob F. Burket and D. B. Beardsley
Among such men,we do
not think our people will find any
difficulty In selecting good officers.
Let the prosperity Of our schools
alone be consulted in making selec-
ton, and all will be well.
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sTis True, tits pity, pity tits true,''
that mankind will pass by unheeded
the warning symptoms of disease
and neglect the remedies to resteI e
health, until disease has SO far adj
vanced that it is often impossible 10
obtain relief. We have been shown
the formula Of Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills and believe them to be
the best and simplest or medicines
for Bilious disorders, Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities DC
They are prepared with great caution
and will save many doctors bill if
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.
apr9no47m2.
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Temperance Alliance.

The Findlay Branch Alliance met
last Wednesday evening, pursuan,
to adjournment, at Columbia Hall
The programme was excellent
consisting of addresses, music, reel
tations, dc.
The main address of the evening,
by Rev. Alvin Rose, was a mastery
and eloquent appeal in behalf oflaw,
morality and the tens of thousands
beggared and murdered annually by
Rum. Next followed Rev. Wilson,
of Ottawa, with a few earnest and
appropriate words. The music
which was a voluntary offering, and
which was most excellent and we'll
chosen-was furnished by Misses
Sallie and Mollie Goodwin and Miss
Huldah Watson, assisted by Messrs.
Heinze, Zay, and Bonham. The rec
itation by Mr.. +. K. Barnd, entitled
"The Rumseller's DEATH" was finely
rendered, and received the hearty
applause of the audience.
The house was not go large as such
an entertainment deserved, but lack
of numbers was fully made up In
intelligence and good order. The
next meeting will be duly advertised.
Come, one and all, and give this
good cause your countenance and
support. 7.
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apr9no47m2.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE
The rapidly increasing sale, unpre
cedented popularity and benificent
and lasting results of the Constitn
tion Bitters, are alike subjects OF
comment and astonishment Mild
and certain in their action on the
animal economy, prompt In opera
ton, producing none of the Ill effects
incident to Bitters generally vended.
For the prevention and mitigation of
sea-sickness they are pleasingly
adapted. For counteracting the
deleterious effects resulting from
a change of water and for irregular
diet they are unsurpassed. They
are the antldote for those derange-
ments consequent upon the inhala-
tions and surroundings of the pestit-
erous exhalations of miasma arising
from the swamps, morasses and tur-
bid waters of the West, which con.
tain so large percentage Of putres-
cent and decaying animal and partic-
ularly vegetable substances. They
are sold by all Druggists.
What the people want, Stewards
Cough Cure. 3 es.G5 19t1 t1b' %
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MoRsE,s INDIAN -RooT PILLs.-We
give you in this Medicine the result
of lifetime of stady 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,
DC. They purify the blood, remove
all Instructions, cleanse the skin of
all pimples and blotches, and are
perfectly sure and safe in their op-
Grafton. We ask you tosuse 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.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-09
Our Fire Department.

The resolution passed by our Fire
Department last Monday evening
would indicate singular apathy Oh
the part of our citizens in properly
encouraging and supporting this
most useful department. Their en-
gines and hose are said to be in a
very bad condition, and the citizens
OF Findlay will consult their own
interests by seeing to it at once that
their machinery is put in proper
working order. Neglect in attend
ing to this may involve our town in
a heavy loss at some future time
The Firemen do not ask for any thing
but what is right. They have always
fully performed their duty, and it is
but just that they should demand
hat the citizens shall do theirs. We
hope their demands will be acceded
% at once