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Friendly Advice.

While on our way TO our Office
last Tuesday evening, our attention
/ was attracted by a trio of boys, who
had stationed themselves at Patter-
sons corner, and were amusing
themselves by pelting passers-by
with balls. The boys-who.
for this time, at least, shall be name
less-very kindly relrained from
throwing at us, and for this mark OF
kindness on their part, we propose
TO give them a few kind words OF
advice, which we hope they will take
in the same spirit in which It is Civ
en-. We feel an interest in boys
we we're boy once-an orphan boy
but not friendless one for We
have always endeavored since we
we're compelled to ''paddle our OWE
canoe, to so conduct ourselves as
20 have the good will and respect OF
all with whom we come in contact.
Never lose an opportunity TO make a
friend, if you can do so with honor
10 yourselves Never indulge in
any sport that will infringe upon the
rights or give pain to others. New
er lose an opportunity of gaining
information. This you can do by
associating with those who are well
A better method is that
of reading useful books. No boy is
so poor but what he can obtain books
and good books are the best
friends boy can have. While it is
very essential that you should have
plenty Of out door air and exercise,
you will yet have much time, which
will go to loss unless you are very
careful. Improve every moment of
such time. Study diligently at
school and at home, as every new
md useful idea gained is just that
much lever power to lift you to
places of honor and distinetion.-
Never be ashamed to ask for infor-
nation, and remember that you can
reet but few persons who can not
1--WE You some ideas that will be
Iseful to you. Be obedient and re-
pectful to your superiors, kind and
ourteous to your equals, as well as
hose who may be your interiors.
Never neglect or slight any person
N account of humble origin or pow
rty. A humble garb often conceals
superior mind. But we must close
ur article, which is already too
engthy. We hope our young friends
Till read our words carefully and
ct upon them. They can do them
D harm, and may be of much service
D them in their journey through q
le. i
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Election for School Directors.

On the second Monday of next
month, there will be two directors to
elect In Union School District-one
to gill the place of Mr.. Geo. Myers,
whose term expires, the other to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna
ton of Mr.. Harsh, which will be
rendered about the first OF April. In
this connection we desire to say thai
our schools have been well managed
under the present Board, and that in
the resignation of Mr.. Harsh, oul
people lose a faithful friend of our
common schools, and that in losing
him from among us, our place los.
es one Of our most useful citizens
Our best wishes go with him in his
return to his old home, and we an
ticipate for him a bright and happy
future. We hope, in the future, a
in the past. our people will total.
ignore political and sectarian ques
tions in the choice of Direct ors, anG
will choose men who have an inter
est in the continued prosperity o
our schools. M
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The Giant Drum.
= We, the undersigned, officers and
members of Findlay Lodge, |. o. O.
F. No. 73, of the State of Ohio, take
pleasure in recommending John
Adams Giant Stove Drum and
Heater. We have them in ouI
Lodge, and they give entire salts
faAiiA" .-iA-A oil athara have failed.
t0William McKinnis, n. g.; +. Il.
Howell, V. G; j. c. Barnd, z. G.;
VIM. Klamroth, =. G.; Robert Num-
gen, T. G.; ;J. R. Clark, p. c.; F. Kin
namen, p. g.; H. b. Green, p g.;
j. w. Davis, Scribe; j. c. Powell,
David Fink.
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Important TO Farmers.

We notice that Messrs. Adams d
Anderson, proprietors of the Find
lay Oil Mills, are Offering to loan
one thousand bushels of Flaxseed
to the farmers of onr county. As
this is one Of the most profitable
crops that can be raised, there is
no doubt but what many of our
farmers will avail themselves of the
opportunity.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-05

Alisma is not a dye, therefore will
not stain the skin or finest linen. II
the hair is becoming grey, or falling
off prematurely, both may be proven
ted by using the Alisma. and it will
give the hair beautiful appearance.
The people say that Stewards Cough
Cure Is the best.
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Lecture on Temperance.

Rev. S. d. Shaffer, editor of the
HARBINGER, lectured at the NJ. Z
Church last Wednesday night. Mr.
S. is engaged in organizing Temper
<ance Alliances under the auspices o
the State Alliance. He will lectur,
this evening at Wagner's Schoo
House, three miles west of this place
We need not say that he has oul
warmest wishes for the success o
his efforts in the good cause of TEN
perance. We are glad to note tht
fact that there is strong sentiment
in favor of temperance in Findlay.
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New Subscribers.


Hardly day passes in which we
do not add from one to six subscri-
bers to our list Either some one in
the county who has neglected TO sub
scribe for his own county paper,
calls snd adds his name to the list
or some old subscriber calls and
orders the paper sent to friend in
the West or South. We regard this
as evidence that our efforts to make
the JEFF. a good local paper are ap
preciated, and we thank our friends
for the efforts that are being put
forth to increase our list. There are
still one thousand names in the county
that are not on our list that should
be there, and we hope our friends
will continue their effors until they
are gathered in. Remember ther,
is no postage on the JEFF. within th'
county. Roll them in.
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PotstsesTY. 4Tey(1r-

sofaffSes u 81
Mr.. II. Porch can supply our clti
zcns with the best varieties of pots
toes, for table use, and, in due time
will furnish the best early and lat
varieties for seed. Call early, as th'
supply cannot always last.
feb1 b10nI1tf
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Why Better

Why Better
Than all Others? Because purer
cleaner; highly perfumed; restores
quicker no dirt don't stain-"Bar
rett's Hair Restorative" overtops ey-
erything. Sold by Frey 4 Ettinger.
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Go to Rothchilds and see what .
varity OF articles he keeps IN the line
of Notions, and how very cheap he is
selling them.
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Philip Phillips Concert.

An evening of Sacred Song witt
Phillip Phillips. OF New York, Wheel
er's Hall, Findlay, Tuesday evening
March 9th, at y O'Clock. Tickets
so cts, children under IL years, %
cts, to be had at Huber's and Frey
q Ettinger's Drug Stores. S. ID. &
FL. w. Smiths unrivaled American
Organ will be used. Net proceeds
devoted TO Christian purposes. Pro-
CRANES and books containing the
words and Music can be obtained at
Concert.
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New Auditor,

John Hill. Esq the new Auditor,
was sworn in and took possession
last Monday. Mr.. Shafer, in his re-
tiracy, has our best wishes. and We
shall meyer cease to hope for his
conversion from his present political
faith,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-05

Ladies, il you wish to buy anything
in the Dry Goods line, you will find
a good assortment at Rothchilds,
which he is selling cheaper Than the
cheapest. ~ "
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usef.Il aud Ornamental.

USeII anu OFHHuIVHIuI.
Those beautiful cast-iren brackets
at Ruthrauff & Cory's. The ladies
will not fail to call and see them, and
seeing them, will hardly fail to pur-
chase. 'They are SO handy to have
about the house" Call and see them.
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Local Busi ness Notices.
An Enterprising Firm.

Alcotb Horton. & Co, Jobbers ol
Dry Goods, Notions, Wall Papers
DC. DC, Cleveland, like business
men, have concluded to avail them
selves of the columns of the JEFF. as
medium by which to reach theil
friends in this county, and We viii
bet our bottom dollar that they are
tip-top business men and will do tC
site to- See their clrcalar in anoth
er column. We eommend them to
the friends of the JEFF.
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Welcome Visitors.


We have been much pleased du
ring the week by s kind visit from
Mr.. Hudson Green, relative of MI
H. B. Green, of this place. Mr.
Green is an old resident of Findlay
having come here as early as 1914
as q clerk in the store of Jos. MuT
ply, Esq. He has been absent abou
seventeen years, most of which tim'
has been spent in California ane
the western territories. His recol
lections of the place, as it was il
those days, as well as his adventures
''by land and sea-" are quite interest
ing.
Mr.. Freedom Church. another
resident of Findlay in days gone by
buI now of Montana Territory, alst
favored us with q call this week
Mr.. Church looks hale and hearty
and is enthusiastic in his praises o
the ssFar West" He informs u
that the JEFF. was a welcome visito
to him in the West, and kept hin
well posted upon our local affairs.
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COMMISSIONER Proceedings.

Owing to press of matter we are
compelled to defer the publication
of the doings of the Commissioners
who met last Monday and are still
in session. A full report will appea,
next week. .
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If you want to get nice and fash
ionable Embroideiies and Laces go TO
Roth child.
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Ditch Notice.

VNvM. CRAIG and l. q. Rawson, non -r,->i-
w dents OF tlie county of Hancock, state of
Ohio, will take notice that petition is now
pending and will he heard ON the 18th day of
March, 1863, at three O'Clock, p. NJ, before the
Trustees OF Pleasant townships at the township
house In McCOmb, in said township, praying
for the construction of ditch, DRAIN or water
cOur>e-coInnIencingO Oh the south line of Sec.
., 10 rods west OF the southeast corner OF the
southwest quarter OF said See. -: thence north
and west OF north through Section ;si and
ae.IOSS the northeast corner Of section 81 and
through Section ~, until IL interSectS The rail
road; thence west along the railroad To the
half Section lime OF Section %; thence north
ON or near the half Section line OF Section ~
and - until il interseets the Kelly ditch where
il terminates. WESLEY BOW EES.
March =, ls69. i22f.
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Tribute Of Respect.

AfAbupO Va AbSopSSI
BRoWN-Died in Nanlue, Ohio, Feb. 23d
! 1859, of Bilious Pneumonia, samuel Brown
aged 81 years.
At regular meeting of Fountain
Lodge, No. 353, /. o. o. f., held at
Vanlue, O., Thursday evening, Feb
25th, 1869, it was resolved, that
WHEREAs, Our Heavenly Father,
in His infinite wisdom, has seen fiji
to remove from the scenes OF earth,
our worthy Brother, Samuel Brown,
therefore be it
Resolved, l. That We deeply mourn
the loss of our Brother and fellow
member.
l' 2 That in the death of Brother
! Brown, our Order has lost a worthy
member, and the family kind and
affectionate husband and father.
3. That we recognize in this dis
pensatiOn of Providence, anoth Ell
admonition, that we too, must soon
die.
4. That we tender to the family oI
our deceased Brother, our sympathies
i'm this their time of affiiction.
5. That a copy of these resolu
tions be presented to the family o.
the deceased, and a copy sent tt
each of the Findlay papers for pub
lication.
j WEsTCoTT,
j. MYERS, Com
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: =G8as5GES sIs
Eaags sSss

Report of Findlay Central School Dis
triet, No. 8, for the Week ending
Feb. 26, 1889:
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A GENTS WANTED To SELL THE
N ..PENN LETTER BOOK -

For Copying Letters Htfhom fresS or UuyeT-
This great Time, Labor and Money-ssaving
Invention nils lo1g-feit want, bringing Ie-
allv Indispensable feature of business within
the reach OF ALL. Prtce = y eeSsts aud up
TdTd. None see IL but to praise its simplicity
and convenience, as it recommends itself. and
sells at sight. Adapted to eUeIy kind Of k,sSjeSs
IL does not play cut, as the first sale Is only
beginning. For testimonials, terms, De, adj
dress T. GARRETT i co, 10 :. Clark ST., Chi
cagO, Ill. no 40 II
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$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid !
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
vertising columns. no35 ly.
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Notice.
In consequence of the continued
bad roads, and the prospect of better
ones soon. Lockes Il Blymyer will
hold all their accountsun:il Monday,
March Is, 1859, when all remaining
unpaid will be collected by legal
process. LoCkEs Il ,BLYMYER.
Feb. q, 1869.
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MARRIED.

COPI- s. BAkER.-On Thursday. Feb. -,
lS69. 10y T.. L. Dunn, Esq. Mr.. Madison CoIus.
of Mansfield. and Miss Mary g. Baker, OF Find
lay.
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For sale.
Am Ordinance.

To submit to The qualiiis-i voters of the ineor-
pOraied village Of Findiay the question as 10
the annexation to the corporate limits OF
said village. of certain contiguous territory
therein described:
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the council OF the
incorporated village of Findiay, all the menI-
beFs coneurring, that at the next general elec-
ton 10 Inc held ON Monday, ting 18th day OF
April ISi5a tine question shall he submitted "a
the qualified electors of said village, as to
whether the following described contiguous
territory, not now embraced within the cor
pOr5Ite limits Ofsaid village shall or shall not
he annexed To, made part of, and embraced
within the corporate limits of said village, viz
All lands, town lots, out lots AMI territory ~
ing North. South, Easi and " est offhe preSen,
North south East and " est corporation lines
and between said lines and the following line
to- wit: Commencing at the southeast corner
OF section Il, ia township one, north range, II
east: thence east along The section line three
fourtiiS of n mile, thence due south one and
three-fourths ot a mile thence west one and
One-halt miles; thence north one and three
fourthS of n mile To the south line ct said see
tion IL; thence east thTee-fCurths Uf "A mile Ia
the place of beginning, so aS to make the said
corporate limits a regular pstsaliclogTam one
and three-1Ourths Of a mile IN length from
north to south and one aud one-half miles
rom east to west.
SIC 2. At the borough election TO he held ON
the day aforesaid, the qualified electors voting
in favor Of said question, shall deposit IN a
separate box to be provided for thai purpose,
their ballot on which shall be written or print
ed the words annexation, fes; these voting
against said question the words Annexation,
No. And ia majority of said votes shall be
In favor OF such annexation, sIeh proceedings
shall be had m the premises aS directed in the
statutes in such case made and providei.
JNo. c. AAeIIn, --.-- JAS y borE, IT,
noi se
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Hew Adrertisemsnts.

500 5000 psriis men5e 1o sl l6 dap 1q e4oa @
ent N0,s-coyrOSire Hhde Hire Clothes lines. State
age and past occupation, and address the
American Wire Company, % William street,
New York, or I6 Dearborn ST., Chicago, III. It
A GENTS WANTED.-For the only steel
N engraving of Gen. Grant and his family
published with their approval. Engraved by
Sartain. Size Is by 10, - 90. 100 per cent to
agents. Address 0OODSPEEDt & Co, Chicago,
or No 81 Park Row. New York. no 10 Il
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STOVES of the latest and Neates
Design. at J. Cromlev's. 28tf
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hS-To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest,
passing through the beautiful valleys Of the
Chemung. Susquebanna, Delaware and RAM
apo rivers, an eVerchanging panorama OF nat
turt'S beauties commands attention
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Select School.
The Spring term of the Ada Select
School win commence April 5th,
1869, and continue l3. weeks.
Terms:-Common branches, So, so;
higher branches, $3.50.
no42t4 II. S. LEHR, Prin.
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tnu sofa at nall the price
The chief danger from Dyspepsia
is that the reduced strength of the
system NAV disable il from surmount-
ING other intercurrent diseases. Sym
pathetic diseases OF the liver and lungs
,tten have their origin in Dyspepsia,
md may become organic diseases and
constitute not onl y source of incon-
yenience but danger. Henee.the soon-
Ell treatment is commenced after the
the first symptoms OF Dysre epsia are
manifest, with more certainty can the
disease be expelled Do not delay to
seek advice from unwarranted sources,
but procure Roback's Blood Pills,
take them in small doses to stimulate Z
the stomach and intestines. and gently
act upon the liver, Then take Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters regularly af
ter each meal to tone the stomach and
assist the digestive apparatus, and you
will find the relief will be almost i'm
mediate, and the crre like magic. The
Bitters should be continued for awhile
after all symptoms of the disease have
disappeared These medicines are pre-
pared with the utmost care of materi-
al having especial reference to diseases
of the blood and internal organs. and
can at all times with confidence be re-
lied upon Frey q Ettinger, Sole
Agents, Findlay Ohio. no42 I'm
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative

g. Perhaps no one medi-
~ cine u SO universally re.
quired by everybody as
~ a cathartic, nos was ever
any before so universal
IL adopted into use, in
49, s. s.: So; !: IS: i; 4
~ son is, that il is more re-
liable and far more edec-
- tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried il, know that it cured them; those who bav,
not, know that il cures their neigbors and fr:enS
and all know that what il does once il does av,ly<
that 1t never fais through any fault neglected.
sands of certificates of their remarkable clS of tes
following complaints, but such cures arc known in
every neighborh0od, and need not publish them.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions in all climates
containing neither calonel or any deeteriouS drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
into healthy action-renove the distractions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
S sorrss;rS rsss,r regniar action TO health aud
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
RuLs rapidly cure:
For nysPep.iss or Indigestion, LisfIess.
ness, Laneuor and Moss CT ApDetirg tnoy-
should be taken moderately to stimnlate the stoui-
aeh and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COmp plaint and its various symp-
toms, bilious Heaslsach he. Sick Raeadssc Ae,
Jaandfee or Green Sickness Bilious
COlfc and DiliOus Fevcrs, they should be ju-
dciousy taken for each case, to correct the diseased
action OF remove the distractions which cause it,
For Dysentery or DiarrhRss, but one mild
dose IS generally required
For Information, Gouf, Gravel, PsslBs-
tation Of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and L0ins, they should be continuously
taken, as required to change the diseased action of
the system With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dr0psy and Dropsical swellinrs they
SHOULD be taken IN large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of drastic purge.
FOR suppression large dose should be taken
rs lt produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS Dinner PlH, take one or two PILLS 10 pro-
mote dgeston and relieve the stomach.
AN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite
and nviSorates the system Hence il is offen adj
yanfageous where no serious derangelnent exists
Ons who feels tolerably well often iRtls that dose
u hese PfHs makes him feel decidedly better from.
near cleansing and renovaring eject on the dges-
ave apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER s co., Practical ChessGsss,
LOWELL. MASS, o. s. 4.
Frey Il Ettinger, Sole Agents ter
'indlay, Ohio. no 3alyI
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Fresh Oysters, 10y the can and
half can at ii. LAMBS. no IS II.
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NEW BOOK-2OO ENGRAvINGs.

1,HE Farmer and Mechanics NlanuaI-Ed-
i ited by GEO. +. WARING, JR., Author of
.,'Draining for Profit" elements of Agrtcul-
ture, &c. A book of great value 70 working
men of all trades and occupations. 800 pages.
Agents wanted Send Tor 10 page Circular.
Il TREAT i CO., Pubs 65i Broadway y. Y.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $40 at J. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Table Cutlery.
Tor the very best Table Cutlery
call at RUTnRAUFF d CcRYs.
no30tf
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Gold Pens.

Gold Eens.
John Foley's Prize Medal Gold
Pens-the best in the market. For
sale cheap, at
W. l.. MILLER & Co.'S
Drug Store,
Opposite Courthouse.
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Constantly Arriving.
'' We notice that Davidson & Martin
are constantly receiving fresh arrivals
ofStoves, Tinware, Crockery, Cutlery.
in fact, everything in the housekeep-
ing line of trade, and are forced to the
conclusion that they give their Gus
topers good bargains or they never
could dispose ofsuch vast amount of
goods. People soon learn where they
can do best, and we notice that they
will 90 to Davidson It Martins.
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lI A good S35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S2J at j Cromley's. 2Stf
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GRADE.

High School . q 45 p 2142l 81 Nh. & Mrs. Tufti
intermediate. 2j Il 43 2jl Is 40 2lJ. Pfttsford.
Primary -. IS 10 Is l5i9ls4 Miss Hardy.
FIJI TUFTS, Superintendent.
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Cheap, Cheap Tobacco of all kinds,
at Totten Bros. Don't forget to
give them q call. Elr
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ANo. 3 Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at J. Cromley's.
no % tf
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Dinner Pills.

All persons OF bilious habits, after eati ng o
Shrinking too freely VIII md great relief in the
use OF Dr. Roback 5 Blood Pills, they aid d3ges-
ton nv slim !afing the stomach, thus avoffng
the main. nausea, sour eructations, 6c., which
follow from eating TOO heartily.
Frey & Ettinger, sole Agents, Findlay, Ohio.
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Voice of Many Citizens.

Voice of Many Citizens.
"DR.. .TowNsEND.-Dear SIR You
gave my little boy one of your valua
Bile worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the FAN
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
cd several worms already--they prov
ed a dead shot, &C.
These remedies can be had at W. i,
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.