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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-21
q LO II HING

Ufeu hSpUtFeU
Ra WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Federal
s.ice., IL now located at his new store NoGi Fed
Ha~st, Anew doors below Lime street, will attend
" ms usual business -of Cleansing aud Bepairn
Ciosnns oil al kinds will bis usual rroulptness.
second hand Clothing for sale at tar price,.
Ian s-eodts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

ZS1sEs,ssssssil On and after Monday, May 3D. 1850,
S1x<-s'ts-sfs trains wi run AZ follows.
assenger uoin leave Portland daily ,tSundays ex-
cepedl ior Alfred and iuttl mediate sfa ions "a lis
A. N, l.U0 anu 6.ih =. NJ
Leave Alfred iOr Portland at 80 A NJ, and ? P NJ
g. leave PORTLAND u l2i5 A nj.
Stages connect as fuliows:
Al Goi ham tor south windham, Windham Hll
and NorthWibdham, West Goth IN, slahd. a. Steep
raus bal"win, Deulndrk. Sebe g., Bri gtou, veil,
Hiram, bfownhelh, tNebuTg, conway, Bartlett,
ison aud taion n II. daily.
Al Buxton Center. tor West Buxton, Donny Easle.
South l. mIbson LimingtOn. dailv.
Al enter WaterbOioush for Limerick, Newiield,
Farsonsheid anu OsSipse, uaily.
AT Aimed ioi spring ale aid Sanford Corner.
April 26, Leg. ~
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Agents can now get Terri,ory 70,

nEAFNEs-, CArARRH.
~ A Lady who has suffered Tor years from Deaf
ness anu Catarrh was cured by simple remedy.
Her sympsihy ard gratitude prompt her to send
the rece tee OF charge. to any one similarly at
eced Ad trees,
au1a-4wf Mrs. Nj. G. LEGGETT, Hoboken, NJ.
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Every Intelligent ana thlnklns pofsOn must Know
last remedies baLdel roT general uss should hsye
theii efficacy established by well tested experience N
the bsnds OF regularly educated ply sjCian wbose
preparatory studies lit hin all the duties be must
fulnl; yet the country is 6eodea with poor ncsr u,s
ana cure-ais patE-f ae to BE tn, best in the worid
Mh1cb art not oias eetess, but always injurious
fhe unfortunate sks> tie PARTICULAR in selecting
ms physlial as 1t is laIunLapie yet Incontro VERT
Ole facI, thar manN sypb'iuc patients acU mis-.
eraoit urn ruii constitutions by o.slIeatMe-r
ron Inexperienced physicians IN general praetice ioI
Isa point generally c"Dceuea ~ the best synilus
1hers, thai tht stacy .nc rianaseneHr hest coI.
would ns ienips,snt .nd nc,sssiu, Il chsi1 ersa,.
Aeni shd 5ure HE ioeRpsrenceu gene "a. practi.
lohei, hasng a6Itbef oppoftG ni, nor tia. 10 MAI
aimsen Acquainted Sitt hell Pathology, cOnG.Or =,
pursued one system OF reaJIue"t, in most cases a
ing An nc's ryulDRse last sDtiquais@ anG asr
sareus ~esrGn. 1t Mex as,
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and cheaply done at this office.
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Medical ZN;irann7isI
EU THE LADIES.

ESectac Medical Lss;trsan9u,
Ed THE LADIES.
Dk. HUGH Els particularly invites all Ladies'. VINO
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No, "a
Prehle Street, which they vii find arran gsd for thar
especial accommodation
Dr. 70 Eclectic Ren0vating Medicines are unriva-
leo II encacy and superior virtue in s1atins eli
certain OF producing relief a short time
LADIES will find il invaluable in all cases NJ ot-
vain. It's purely vegetable, containing nOtlnnS in
The least injurious TO the health and NAV be tstsn
With perfect SAFETY ut all times,
~ sddressin DIR HTJGEES
nI.Is6odHW- NO. IL Preble Street, Portland
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Save Your Money

Read and be Convinced
GOOD Prints 10 cents per yard. Best Prints 1o1
~ cents per yard French Plaids 25 worth 30 cts
All Wool shawls, $3.50; Good Cloaks S4.25.
~ Cashmere Shawls at immense bargains.
M. &. BOYNTeN,
120 Middle st, under Falmouth Hotel.
July 29dtf
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Wanted Agents.

1. OR The FARMERs' AND MECHANICS MANUAL
4 Edited by oeo r. Waring, Jr author OF
draining profit" &C., and Agricultural Engin-
Ger Of N. Y. Central park. 200 Engravings. NO.h-
ing like IL ever published: 10 Edition now ready.
Also fer, Coneybeare g. Hows,r's LIFE OF ST
PAUL, Bishop simpson ntrodu. ton. The only
complete wors; % +. b. TREAT &C.,, Pubs, 654
BIZ sdway, N. Y. au19diwt
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DOdd'S
Nervine
Again.
another Certificate 4!

another Certificate !
LFDYARD, Conn, April 3, 1869.
Accept thanks Tor calling IN attention to Dodi's
Nervine and Invigorator. 1t has done me more
goad than any other medicine ever took have
gained twelve pount 8 in flesh. and am correspond
1ngil better every way. Ii is an invaluable remedy.
aul9dSwt Mrs JOHN L. LEACH.
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Mrs. Rel cher's Wonderful Cure
THIS remedy for female weaknesses. made from
= an inulan recipe, is entirely vegetable and cures
%.tnoI subpoT te,s ManuactureG and sold by Mrs.
LINUS Beicher, Randolph, Mas. General Agents
Geo. q: Goo win & Co, Boston, Mass. Demas Barnes
& Co, p Park Row, New York
aH. ID. hay General Agent for Maine.
May 10. Weow1y21
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Row Es@zs KAemaands sjxs TessISs .e = his
sy EHhagxy Eavsysescs.

Young men roubied WITH eniss,ons In siest-s
ooMpisht senefah! dhe IosGlt oad hhtlT To
J0utn,-'reatec scieEuh1sis and certets cure war.
ralteu VI nc ctsrss Elade,
5Aru:y iaS psssss our we Art ooHs.lrea ey ore On
ThoI are and synaelalel as tb0u, h tEe1 hsd
che consumption, by their r,enda are supposed e
aave It, Ali such cases Slei TO the proper and on +,
orrect course treatment, and in shor, t;yne Az
nssie to rei0ice IN per,ec, heal;I,.
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a. wno nave oDnitteo eassss o. my sGe'
neither be he soi',ary OF youth OF the SIR
ne Iecake OF uspla cd confidence i'll nAaSureI yoars
SEM FOR An AN1IpoEa In SEASON,
Tne rams inu Aches. Lassituue anu Nervous
erosrat,on tDai Inas ioiiow Impure Cotton
sre The baIorueEef 10 The whole system,
Do not wait hs STANDARDIZATION thar lis surs 70 s
low, 10 not wall FOL nslshtly JIcers, 70,
DISABLED Limbs, tOI Loss o. beai,s
NM pIav
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3nefs are iGsny Mel cf tie age 81 thur, vine axe
troubled with 100 frequent evacuatons iror, The osc
LEI, often accompanied by slight s 81 ting or burn.
ing sehsauoh, anu weakening the system in man
me UT mary deposits ropy sediment vii loIten lie
0und, ahG sometimes sElau particles OF semen OF 81
ulnen VII appear, or the color will be OF thin mill.
sh hue, AGAIN hanging % lark and turti,, appeaI
Ance. fhero art many ush who die o. this ditieuj.y
ignorant OF the cause which ia the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL veskNEss
An warran Q perfect cur III such cases am q
iun anu hsaithS restoration OF the urinary organs
refsont VINO 9annut personally consult the D,
can 90 30 by writing, in plain manner descr ~.
teh o. theiI diseases, and The appropriate remedies
Will be forwarded Immediately,
AL correspondence strictly eonf,dsntis, and ,r,u
hs returned, x desired. -" VIII
ahdIsn. Dis. u. b. HU4hEa.
No. HPreble Street.
aeyr door TO the FrsDIe House. Portland Nc
" Send Staxnn tor Eircniar 80
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resignation in favor of some more
worthy person was not accepted, and
our worthy Mayor, with hardness
of heart, that showed that he hadn't
q ''bowel of compassion left, com
PEELED us to hurt a hard board and
listen to the sorrows of those who
had been compelled to drink milk,
water, ice, and ''sweetish, sourish, bit
terish" compounds, until the thoughts
of it at this late date Thursday
morning), makes the water come in
our eyes. We believe its water
though there is no spoon in i'll. But
its all over now, and we forgive our
Mayor, and though
Mans inhumanity TO man
in this instance, has made us mourn,
we have learned that there is yet q
balm in Gilead, and that the "milk
of human kindness is not all manu-
factured into ice cream, for which
let us be thankful.
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To Improve SanduslSy Street, East of Main.
SECTION ]. BE IL Ordained bB he C0,e,icil o.
the IeOTlOT0fed IIii0ge of FIRdtGy, al Member,
coHeUFYing. That S;tndusky street, in said viii
Ia.e of Fipdlay, from Main street, east, to Ilie
west end of Eagle Creek bridge, be improved
a. hereinafter specified.
Sc. > That said stree; shall bc GRADED from
aad To the points Aforesaid, in q gradient o.
two inches 10 each 100 feet, and shall be mae
ad:mized from gutter to gutter, except the S7j
feet next west of said bridge, which shall be
rs feet, with good, hard stone, TO an average
depth of g inches, and so crowned aS to make
ths. center inches higher than The gutter.
The cutters along said street 10 DE raised and
rtl..il t coTfosta ~ s=tt et aud tiss sever
to be constructed theTeunGer. said grading
mac:idamizing, and suiterinG 10 he GOuc ans
performed in accordance with the adopted
surveys, profile, plans and specifications now
ON file in the Office OF the Board of Improve
McntS-
SIC. 3. The work. labor and material re-
quired hereby, must be done, performed, and
furnished on or before the 18th day of October.
\. ID. 1863. The costs and expense thereof to
be assessed according To law, upon the foot
front of the property abutting upon said street.
SEC. 4. The ordinance passed July Ia, 1863
for the improvement OF said street. so far as
the same conflicts herewith, is hereby repeal
ed. j. y. BOPE, Mayor.
E. G. DEWoLFE, Clerk Inl0w2J
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If you do not feel well, you send
for a doctor, he calls upon you, looks
wise, sucks the head of his cane, scrawls
some hieroglyphics upon piece of
per which you take to drug store,
and there pay scots. to sl.OO besides
the doctor fee, for a remedy nine times
out of ten not half so good as Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills, which is % cts.
per box. Do you think the former
the best because you pay the most for
it; if you do we advise you to use just
for an experiment Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills, and see for yourself,
that they are one of the best family
medicines compounded. They. cure
Headache, Indigestion, BiIliousness,
Jaundice, and a. Female Irregular
lities. Give the Mountain Heb Pills a
trial. Sold by all Dealers.
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AN ORDINANCE


To suppress and restrain disorderly houses
and houses ill fame.
SEC. I. Be il ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Findlay, that IL any
person shall, within the limits of said village,
Keep house OF prostitution, or permit or Sui-
fer prostitution ia or about any house he or
she may ut tine time occupy or exercise con-
troll over, or shall he guilty of prOStituting
themselves, or shall harbor or board any pros
.titute or prostitutes or ii any person owning
or exercising control over any house or buiId-
ing shall knowingly lease the same for the
purpose Ofkeeping therein a house ofill fame.
or knowingly permit the same to be used or
occupied as house of i'll fame, afGer being
notified thereof, every such person shall be
deemed guilty OF an offence, and, on couvic-
tion thereof, shall he fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars or Imprisoned and
Kept at hard labor NOT exceeding thirty days,
or both, at the discretion OF the Mayor.
SIC 2. Ii shall be unlawful for any person
within said village IA keep, reside in, frequent
or visit. FOR any improper purpose, any disOr-
derly house, house OF III fame or assignatiOm
house. Every person guilty of a violation of
any of the provisions of this section of this
ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof, be
fined In any sum not exceeding fifty dollars,
or Imprisoned for any term nos exceeding
thirty days, and in case Of "a male, such ini-
pflSonInent shall be at hSrd labor, under the
control of the Marshal, upon the streets ofthe
village, with a ball and chain attached To the
leg.
SEC. 3. IL is hereby made the duty of the
Marshal ana police To enforce the PROV Visions
of this ordinance, and ON complaint made. or
on view, information or knowledge. TO enter
every such house, or any house frequented by
prostitutes and their male friends and stssC-
ciates, or any house wherein they are receiy-
ed, harbOred or boarded, and arrest all parties
found therein, and bring them before the
Mayor for trial.
L. u. DEWOLFE, j. \. BOPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed July 2i Iss9-nOtOt2l
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"Where is Drake S. T. 1860 X?''
We have heard this question asked
many times, and for all we knew for
year past he might be dead. Re-
Gently, in New York, we called at his
Labratory in Liberty St, and there
found this gentleman barricaded behind
a tremendous pile of boxes, distribut-
ing fundsto aSunday School Commit
Tee. Our business was to secure an
advertisement. He said: "My dear
sir, what is the use of advertising the
Plantation Bitters? They sell better
now than when l advertised at such
enormous expense, ard now / have not
made contract for over a year. /
have all this amount to give to the
poor. To satisfy the Press, however,
who have always been my friends, i
think l will give you a little some
thing to do again, for have improv-
ed the Bltters greatly, and it may be
well to have you let the people know
it." And so he ran on in happy,
cordial, appreciative manner, showing
us the wonders of his place and the
cords of certificates. Everything is on
a magnificent scale, and is done with
neatness and promptness. While there
we saw at least forty orders come in
for these celebrated Bitters. Cases
were being shipped to the four cor
ners ofthe world. Drake is not dead
nor his Bitters either.-Erehangs pa
per. go
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FiHDlAY MARKETS.
JEFFEIsoNIAN OFFICE,
fITN, U-n.~ sNl nE.-0

JEFFEIsoNIAN OFFICE, /
Thursday, July y, 1863.
Tie following are the latest quotations as
;lscertained from leading business men:
APPLES-Green, i097j. Dried, duh at SDl0c.
e u.
BUTTER-Supply is moderate and demand
good. In demand at lSdUc- Fancy, Ss.
BEESWAX-In good demand at 25td SOC.
BEANS-In fair demand at 81 5Ota3 W.
EGGS-In demand at lie. y dozen.
FEATHERS-In demand at CCc Z n.
FLOUR-Wheat Flour from 81 80 q IS 60 ac-
cOrdins to quality. Rye Flour-nOne in the
market.
GRAIN-Wheat, sl.lO per bushel. Corn in
good demand at 55e60c. per bushel. Oats IN.
fair demand at sc. Rye 75c per bushel.
LARD-ln good demand M l6c per Id.
POrATOES--NewJ JO@6Oc per bushel.
RAGS-From 2@3c. according TO quality.
SALT-We quote Saltat g 80 per barrel
SEEDS-But little doing. A prime article of
Flaxseed will bring 81 S5a2 30 per bushel- Clover
seed s9.O069.j0. Timothy seed S2.JldS0O.
SOAP-Country in good demand, &C per Id.
TALLOW-Good demand at Sc.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry, Ice; Sheep Pelts, .
as cents according to quality.
WOOL-i0Cl l3c.
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AN ORDINANCE
For the sewerlug OF Sandilsisy- street, east
Main.

For the seweriug OF SandGisiSS- street, east o
Main.
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the Council OF fis
Incorporated Village OfEindtay, all the mem.
bers concurring, that SanduSky street in said
village, east OF Main street, be improved and
drained by constructing hereunder q sewer
as hereinafter set forth. rI
SIC. , such sewer shall commence at the
Iyest end of the ditch on the north side of Or.
L. Fhlnin's land, and immediately east Of the
turn table of the g S. q. G.. Railroad thence
southwest 10 the south side of Sandasky
street, 10 point in front OF the residence o!
VIM Anderson, ESQ; thence west 10 west side
OF Last street, 10 which point said SsV-er shall
De Oi i9-lnch sewer pipe; thence Wet TO tine
west side OF the alley next east OF Main street,
said sewer shall be of I3-ineiI sewer pipe to-
gether with all proper catch basins, cross and
house connections and provisions for lateral
and local sewers. said sewer To be four feet
in depth at said alley and thence running to-
said beginning on a gradient of inches to
each 100 feet. said Improvement to be COM
pleted by the 18th day of September, 1852 and
TO be constructed as required by the survey.
profile, plansand specifications adopted by tf,s.
Board OF improvements, and now on file In
their Office.
The cost of said sewer and assessn,snts
therefor, TO be paid for as required by the ore
dinance in that behalf.
4. u. oEWoLEE IA. BOPE,
Clerk. Nsyor
Passed July q, IS69-nolOt2.
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TO'OnShip. =

The qualified electors Of such Districts shall,
at the annual October election OF 1879, elect
some conpetsnt citiseep each District hay
ing the qualifications Of AN elector, Assessor
OF such District.
The Judges of Election shall keep n separate
poll-booE for the election of said Assessor, and
the returns thereof. duly certified, as in other
elections, shall be made to the county Audit
or, who, with the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Probate Judge of the county
shall open the same and declare the result
and the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns, give notice to each of
the persons elected, of his election.
By order of the Commissioners of Hancock
county, Ohio. JOHN l.. HILL,
July u, lS69-nollt- Auditor.
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AN ORDINANCE
To punish vagrants. prostitutes, and Othe
therein nann.1G

To punish vagrants, prostitutes, and other
therein named.
SECTION I. Be Il Ordained Jy He Council o
the Incorporated Fdidge Of FIRdioy, That every
person being a Vagrant, common prostitute
habitual disturber Of the peace, known pick
pocket, gambler, burglar, thief ball-9amt
player, and all persons who practice any trick
game, or device, with intent TO swindle; per
sons who abuse their families; and suspicious
persons, who cannot give reasonable account
of themselves, shall, upon conviction thereO
before the Mayor, If female, be fined in anN
sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars, or imprisoned
in the Village Prison, and kept at hard labor
not less than one, nor more than thirty days
or both, i'm the discretion of the Mayor; and
if male, shall be fined not exceeding Fifty
Dollars, and costs of prosecution, or shall be
sentenced to work upon the streets of the viii
lage, with a ball and chain attached to his
leg, under the care of the Marshal, for q term
not exceeding thirty days. or both, in the dis
cretion Of the Mayor.
SEC 2 This ordinance to take effect from
and after August l, 1863.
Passed July p, 1859.
]. \. B0PE. Mayor.
T.. G. DEWOLFE. Clerk. InlOW2
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AN ORDINANCE
To sewer Main Street Findlov- o

To sewer Main street Findlay, Ohio.
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the Council of the
incorporated NiAage OF Flndiay, all the mem
Ders concurring, that Main street. in said vii
lage, be drained and improved by sewers, as
hereinafter set forth.
SEC. 2. That two sewers, of I5-incfi sewer
pipe, be constructed, one on each side OF said
street, commencing at the south bank %! ne
blanchard river and extending thence 10 me
south side of Lincoln street, ascending i'm :,
grade OF three inches TO each 100 feet u the
south side OF Lincoln street, at which Doipf
said sewer shall be I'VE feet from the surf,lc,s
of said street; also all necessary catch baSit.s
and provisions for house connections am, ist-
eral andi local sewerage. Said improvernent
and sewerage to be made as required by the
surveys, prohles, plans and specificSsions
adopted by the Board of Improvenle lts and
now on Tile in their Office, -
SEC 3. That the sewer on thewest side ofsait,
street be completed by the 18th day of October.
lsos, and that on the east side, Oh or before
September !, 1870.
Inc cost and assessments thereof IN he Maid
i3f a}r anu daade as required by ordnance here
ES' pEWQ4EE ia. BopE,
!. .lsrk, Inol9t2l Mayor.
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ANIMAL LIFE is full of corruption
and we can only hope to escape the
ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious
use of the remedies in natures store
house. In all the time which has past
since the world began, mankind has
given great attention and some of its
best talent to the study of medicine.
While this sacrifice has not been Who'll
ly in vain, the facts elected are few
and mostly unsatisfactory. Among the
truths which have been elected is
this, "that if we keep the blood pure
we must be healthy" To purify the
blood there is no medicine equal to
Morse's Indian Root Pills, as thous
ands Of testimonials will verify. Use
Morse's Pills if you wish to regain
and retain your health. Morse's Pills
are the best medicine for all Female Ir-
regularities, Liver Complaints, Indiges-
ton, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Head
ache, &c. Sold by all Dealers.
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The Firemen of Fremont will ceie
brate the anniversary of Croghan'!
victory, next Monday, by Hool
and Ladder Tournament. The Res
cue Hooks will give ball at Nam
moth Hall in the evening. They
will accept our thanks for their cor
dial invitation to attend. The Find
lay boys will be there in force. Al
excursion train will be run at hal
fare to all who may wish to attend
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Notice of Election OF Land
Appraisers.

IN pursuance OF an act of the general As
i sembly OF the State of Ohio, entitled IAN
act for the assessment and taxation of proper
ty in this State, and for levying taxes thereon,
according TO its true value In money" as
cnmmIsSioners @ Of Ganrocl. conn,v 1' Ohio at
their June session, 1873, for the purpose OF
making the reappraisement of the real estate
of said county, in the year 1870, and in compli-
ance with the 9th section of the aforesaid act,
as amended have divided the said county into
eighteen Districts, to embrace the same limits
and sections of land. and be confined by the
lines of the several townships, as at present
organized, to-wit:
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As will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the enter
prising firm of Barney, Snyder &
Co., at "Old White Corner" will be
"among the things that were'' in a
few weeks, Mr.. Barney leaving for
Toledo. With their usual dash and
energy, they offer their numerous
customers a parting benefit, and as
they mean business, We predict that
money will buy goods cheap of
them.
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MARRTEn

CoOK-PRICE-At the NJ. f. Parsonage
July -, by Rev. Isaac Newton, Mr. John
Cook and Miss MalissSa Price, of Fostoria.
DOWNS-NELS0N-On THURSDAY. July I'd
BY Rev n. V. Morrow, Mr.. Henry Downs and
Miss Mary A. Nelson, all ofHancock Co.
DILLINGER-KEA1PHE Saturday,
July p, by and at the residence of Rev r. III
HoiIyday, in Findlay, Mr. Archibald Dillin-
ger and Miss Fanny L. ke1npher, both of Por-
tage township Hancock Co.
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Enlarged his Borders.

Our friend, Frank Miller, of Ar
cadia, having added large stock oI
Queensware and Crockery to his
store, and greatly increased his stock
OF Groceries, he is prepared to give
the best of bargains to all comers.-
He depends on small profits and
qnicl< returns, and can coll as ei,oer
as "any other man." He is business
all over ,and will not be undersold.-
His stock is carefully selected and
will give satisfaction. We hope he
may receive the patronage he de-
serves.