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AN ORDINANCE
To establish a Board of Health in and

To establish Board of Health in and (o
FindIay, o.
SEC. !. Be il ordained by the Council of tht
Incorporated Village of Findlay, all the mem
bers eoncuEring, that a Board OF Health be and
the same is hereby established within and FOL
said village, in accordance WITH, and sGbieci
to, the provision ofchapter , OF the municipa
code.
SEC. p Said Board shall have power to MAKE
and pass all such orders and regulations rs
they shall from time To- time deem Necessary
and proper for the public health and tor the
prevention of diseases. They shall have pow
er TO abate and remove all nuisslnces in tht
Corporation, and assess the costs and expense
thereof as provided by law and all the pow
ers, rights and duties specified ln section 5gg
chapter q, of said municipal code, are hereby
expressly granted to said Board, as well as N
other powers conferred by said code; and said
Board is further made subject to ali the duties
and obligations required bv said code, 50 Ia
as the same is applicable TO Incorporated Viii
lages.
SIC. 2. The ordinance heretofore passed.
entitled IAN ordinance prescribing the ,iutie-
OF the Board of Health, :" is hereby repealed.
Z. q. DEWCLFE, j. A. BUPE.
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed July Il, lSsg-nol6t2l
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f. u, l.. S.

F. u. L. S.
At regular meeting of the F. U
L. S., held July 21st, 1869, the fol.
lowing officers were unanimously
elected:
PreSiolent-W. ii. Whitcley.
piee PresidcIiLs-Mrs. Angie ii. Tufts and
ID. Flenncr.
SecretdTy-Miss Grace Didway.
TreasUTer-I- G. GleSSner.
CTIfics-F. ii. TUFTS and Miss Eva Church.
ChdpldiIi-G. e. Barnd.
-ndTshdi-W. A. Ward.
This Society propose to give q
free public entertainment on the 18th
Of next month. Full particulars next
week.
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We notice that the firm of Hissone
& Lambert, of Van Buren, is about
to dissolve, Col. Hissong continuing
the business. Sorry to part with
Mr.. Dambert, but the Colonel vii
make q full team by himself.
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A $35 Fashion cook stove for SEA
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf

Persons wishing to purchase a
first-class Piano, Melodeon or Organ,
on reasonable terms, can do so by
applying to z. Fl. HOLIDAY, Find.
lay, Ohio.
All instruments warranted. Or
ders solicited. no2-tf
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To Farmers and Ditchers.

Doty's Improved Road Scraper is
the name of new and labor saving
machine, for which our friend w. K.
Marvin, of the "Old jackson Foun-
dry,' is agent. With this Scraper, a
boy of twelve years OF sge, with q
team, can do more work, with great
er ease, than can two able bodied
men, and a team, with the old-style
scraper. Call at the "Old Jackson
Foundry on Railroad street, and
see it, farmers.
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Look Here
The firm of Zaiser & Shuler has
been changed, Mr.. Shuler retiring
therefrom. The new firm will keep
a full assortment of first-class Gro
ceries, at low prices, to which they
invite the attention of the public
They will continue the Baking and
Saloon business as heretofore.
Strict attention paid to all eustom.
ers. gfz [no1lt1.
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Board Of Health.

The Council, at the last meeting
appointed new Board of Health fol
our place. The new code gives then
enlarged powers. For the benefit O
our readers, we print few extracts
from its provisions:
SEC. BOB. Whenever the council
of any city or Incorporated village
shall establish board of health,
such board shall be composed of the
mayor, who shall be presiden. by
virtue of his Office, and six members,
to be appointed by the council, who
shall serve without compensation,
and a majority of whom shall be a
quorum
SIC 304. The term of office of
the members of such board shall be
three years from the date of appoint
ment, except that those first appoint
cd shall be classified as follows: Two
to serve for three years, two for two
years, and two for one year, and
thereafter two shall be appointed an
nually. -gfTl7-rEs
SIC sos. Such board shall have
power to appoint a health officer, a
clerk, as many ward or district ply
sicians as they may deem necessary
for the care of the sick, poor, and
such other persons as may be in
need, and to define their duties and
salaries; and all such appointees
shall serve during the pleasure of the
board.
SEC. 306. The council may grant
such board power to abate and re
move all nuisances in the corpora
lion, and assess the costs and ex-
oense OF the same upon the proper
y situate therein; which assessment.
vhen duly certified by the president
If the board to the county auditor,
hall become lien, to be collected
he same as any other tax in favor of
'he corporation, and to compel the
3roprietors or owners, agents or as
'ignees, occupants or tenants of the
OF or property, house or building,
upon, or in which any nuisance may
De, to abate or remove the same; to
'egulate the construction and ar
of all water-closets and
,rivy vaults, and the emptying and
cleaning of such vaults to create a |
complete and accurate system of
'egistratlon of births, deaths and in
erments, occurring in or near such |
corporation, for purposes of legal |
md genealogical investigations, and |
% furnish facts for statistical, scien-
ifc, and particularly for sanitary
\ \ |
Sec, 800. The council may grant
power to such board to make and
BASS all such orders and regulations
IS they shall, from time to time, deem
necessary and proper for the public
health and for the prevention of dis
,ases; and such orders and regula.
ions, when adopted, shall have all
he force and effect OF ordinances of
uch corporation.
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Ladies, don't buy your Black Al
paccas, Black Silks, French Poplins,
Fancy Dress Silks, Sc, until you go
to "Old White Corner" and see the
''shrinkage" that has taken place
i'm prices.
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GREEN & CARSON.

The firm of Hankey, Ebling d Co.,
are doing prosperous business in
gentlemen's furnishing goods. Their
honorable manner of doing things
is fast giving them an enviable repu
tation among our people. Such men
ale deserving of patronage.
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Exchanges please notice.
A Former Citizen of Hancock County
Murdered.

A Former Citizen of Hancock County
Murdered.
We regret to learn that Squire
Matthias, of Blanchard township, re-
ceived the sad news that his brother,
Jacob Matthias, formerly of Pleasant
township, but of late a resident OF
Grundy county, Mo-, was brutaly
murdered at his residence last Sun
day week ago. The murder was o
deliberate one, not for the purpose
of robbery, and the murderers have
been arrested. We will perhaps
learn further OF the circumstances
connected with this horrible affair, in
a few days, and will then be at liber.
ty to give them in full to our readers.
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Camp Meeting

Camp Meeting.
The Camp-meeting of the NJ. E
Church of Findlay District, Centra
Ohio Conference, will commence
August &c, 1869. The Camp-ground
is located one mile southeast OF
Benton, Hancock county, Ohio. The
Church invites all to come and spend
q week in religious worship. The
Camp-meeting Committee will meet
on the 7th day of August, 1869, on
the Camp ground, for the purpose of
clearing the ground and making
some other arrangements. The
Committee desires a general turn out
of all who can render some assistance
on said day. By direction of C. M.
Com. j. L. KELLER,
Sec'y.
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WEDNESDAY. Julv 08 1863

WEDNESDAY, July %, 1869
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and, it appearing that the alb.
sconding witness was not to bt
found, the courtproceeded to examine
a fresh batch of witnesses, subpe
naed during adjournment. The evi.
dence elected showed that quite ar
amount of mixed drinks had beer
compounded and drank on the prem
ises. One had taken lemonade with
a "fy" in it another had got 6
"stick'' in his dose; while a third
noticed a "spoon in his.'' One had
been in the habit of getting 'Holtz
erman's bitters;;' another got ''stom
ach bitters.' Some thought it smell
ed like whiskey and looked like the
article, but none would swear thai
they knew it to be whiskey. One had
a faint recollection of having tasted s
bitters with "Balm of Gilead'' buds
in it, but did not know whether there
was any whiskey in it or not. Some
evidently swore to the best of theil
knowledge and belief, while it was
very evident that a portion of the
evidence was evasiye. We are sor
ry to be compelled to say these
things, but as "faithful chronlclers
of passing events We are compelled
to do so.
John M. Hamlin, Esq, appeared
for the Incorporated Village oi
Findlsy, and after the examination
of the witnesses, the case was sub
mItted to the jury without argument
after a clear, careful and Impartial
charge by Mayor Bope. After abou'
two hours deliberation the jury re-
ported through their foreman, Benz
Huber, ESQ.,, that they were unable
to agree-standing eleven :or con
viction to one fer aequittal-ant
asked to be discharged, which reques
was granted. The case will have Il
be tried over, in which event W,
trust and believe strict justice viii
be done to both parties. We went tt
the Council room for the purpose o
getting asynopsis Of heproceedings
and in the highth of their kindnss
and desire to further cur laudabl
ambition, they plnmped us on tn
Jury, Notwithstanding our humbl
acknowledgment Of our unWorthi
ness and the assurance that s
sNor lands nor house do we possess,
No COTTAGE in the wilderness"
The dodge wouldn't work, on
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

We learn from Chas. E. Miles,
Esq, that the regular dividend of IL
per cent. to the stockholders of the
Findlay Branch of the Republic In.
surance Company, is now due, and
is being paid ct the First National
Bank,
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AN ORDINANCE

To prohibit interments within the Village OF
Findlay.
SEC. ]. Be il ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Findlay, that from
and amer the lst day OF August, 1893, it shall be
unlawful for any person or persons TO inter
any corpse In the grounds known as the Old
Cemetery, lying ON the east side of Eagle
creek. Any person violating the provisions
of this ordinance shall, on conviction thereof
be fired in any sum not less than ten nor
more than fifty dcliaIs, and costs of prOsecu-
ton.
L. G. DEWoLFE la. BOPE,
Clerk Mayor.
Passed July p, IS69-uOigt2i
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Barney, Snyder d Co., enlarge their
advertisement this week, but theil
stock of goods is decreasing. They
have put prices down is the reason.
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Services at the Lutheran Church.

Rev. A. A. Trimper, Of Dixon,
H., viii officiste st the English Lu-
theran Church next Sabbath, at the
usual hour, P. NJ. Rev. Trimper has
accepted an invitation to visit Findlay
with q view to accepting the pastor
ship of this church. Is ID cl3s
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Good Weafhar.

Good Weather.
People who are desirous of good
pictures will find this excellent
weather for procuring them. Zay's
Gallery is the place, as that artist is
unsurpassed, and those patronizing
him can rely on the best of work at
reasonable prices.
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The Cause,

The Cause.
The larger portion of sickness
which prevails at this season of the
year, arises from the incautious use
of berries, new fruit, etc., thus pro.
ducing some form of disease of the
bowels. No food is more healthy, if
used in moderation, but there is
great danger, especially among the
younger portion of tie community,
of eating too much of these very pal.
atable dishes. A little watchfulness
and discretion now will save much
anxiety and suffering in future.
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Dangerous Runaway.

Dangerous Runaway.
Last Monday team of spirited
horses, attached to Russell Reaper
and Mower, on the farm of the wild
ow Bishop, in. Eagle township, be-
came frightened and started off at
full speed, throwing from The seat
and injuring the driver, Isaac Bish-
op, lad of seventeen. DIR. Detwiler
was called and dressed his wounds,
which, though not dangerous were
quite severe. Young Bishop had a
marrow escape from death, escaping
only by falling on the opposite side
from the knives.
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New YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL
Rooms, Albany, Dec. I'd, 1868
At the Fair of the New York State
Agricultural Society of this yeal
held at Rochester, the First Premi
um for jars for preserving Fruit was
awarded to the Wilcox Fruit Jar.
Your obed't serv't,
f. L. HARRISON,
Recording Secretary.
noS-f.
The above Jar can be seen at Nor
rison & Vandenburg's, who are sole
agents for this county, and are sell
ing them On the principle of "quic!l
sales ard small profits'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

A moving match ~ill come off at
the residence Of the widow Davis, in
Marion tosnship. next Tuesday. we
learn that about eight Or nine mox-
ere VIII b. present
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

To beautify and dress the hair
and restore it to its natural color
and impart that beautiful gloss
odor, etc, use Mrs. S. A. Aliens I'm
proved (new style Hair Restorer ol
Dressing, lin one 6otae.) Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar
Ino94t.
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T,adias and GenfSf

Call and get your Ice Cream ant
Cakes, Fresh Oysters, and all th,
delicacies of the season, at L. E
Green's new rooms, now omen.
Warm meals at all hours.
Lunch Room-as q LUNCH ROOM
not surpassed in Findlay.
Call and see for yourselves.
GREEN & CARSON.
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See our offer, in another column,
to campaign subscribers and to those
who wish the Toledo Blade, "Nas.
by's' paper, the best weekly in the
West.
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Good News!

Good News! r4t.t. tirtEEu
WE are informed that the sterling
firm of Hissong & Lambert, of Van
Buren, are selling out their entire
stock of goods at actual cost, prepar.
tory to a dissolution of the firm,
which takes place by mutual consent
on the 18th of September next
This firm has prospered in Van
Buren for a term of about four years
very successfully. The success they
have met with while in business there
speaks credit to the men.
L. J. Hissong, the senior member
of the firm, will, we are told, continue
the business at the old stand. All
who know the energy and snap OF
Mr.. H. will readily predict for him
a good business. no11t3.
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John Adams & Bro are the men to
make your Mill Stacks, and are ready
to do all kinds of Job Work. Call
and see them. Colt House Block,
Findlay Ohio. no6.
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John Adams & Bro. are selling
Cook Stoves cheaper than anybody
else in the county.
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John Adams & Bro. are selling
Fruit Cans cheaper than any body
else in the State, and are using the
best quality of tin to make them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

Wetake pleasure in recommending
the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer as a. safe and reliable
preparation for restoring gray hair
to its natural color. and promoting
its growth.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

$1,000 and all Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad.
vertising columns. moss 1y.
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Ada Select School.

Ada Select School.
The Fall Term of the Ada Select
School will begin Aug. 9, 1869, and
continue 13 weeks. Terms: Com
mon branches, 81 90; higher 81 90
per term.
Good board can be obtained at from
So to 81 per week; also convenient
rooms for self boarding at reasonable
rates. III. S. LEHR,
nos-4t. Principal.
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Posters 1-a
In the neatest style. shortest no.
tice, and most reasonable terms.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer is endorsed by the first medi-
cal authority. Its intrinsic merit
alone, introduces it into general use.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Enforce the Collection OF Fine,

To Enforce the collection OF Fines.
SECTION l. BE Il OTtistiaed by the Cosss,-iI q,
The incorporated TIHGgc of FJStdioB, That from
and after the passage of this ordinance, in al
cases where any person or persons shah neg
lect or refuse TO pay the nne imposed on him.
or them. on conviction of a violation OF any
ordinance heretofore or hereafter passed. and
the costs of prosecution, the Mayor is hereby
authorized. empowered and required, upon
proper process issued. or order duly made, to
require such persons TO be taken and impris-
oned by the Marshal. and Kept at hard labor
upon the streets and highways of said village,
with ball and chain attached to the leg, un-
til, at the rate of seventy-fiVe cents per day,
exclusive of Sundays, such person shall have
earned an amount equal 10 such line and costs.
Passed July q, 1868.
j. \. BOPE- Mayor.
+. G. DEWOLFE, Clerk. InlOw2l
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A Regular Breakdown

Has taken place in clothing
sold White Corner" are selling
mems, boys and youths clothing at
big reduction, TO reduce stock pre-
vious to q change of firm.
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CLEVELAND, o., June "a, 1869.
Whalesey Prop. Ned. Co Noracalk

CLEVELAND, ", June "a, 1903
Whdlesey Prop. Ned Go Nora0alk
OHIO.
GENTLEMEN-Please send us al
once Five Gross Dyspepsia Cure
We wish to say a word in regard to
the merit Of your Remedy. As we
were induced to make the first pur
chase through the earnest recommen-
dation of acqusintances who had
used the Medicine, we have given
the Cure personal attention, recon-
mending it in all cases for Dyspep-
sia and Sick Headache, and are
pleased to say that, in no instance
where one bottle has been taken for
those diseases, has it failed to give
immediate relief, and resulted in
permanent cure. Hence 1t gives US
greater satisfaction to sell your Dys
pepsia Cure, than any Patent Medi-
cine we have ever had in our house.
Very respectfully yours,
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Druggists, 1919 Superior
and 62 Frankfort Streets. (n9w4.
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Change of Firm.

Change OF Firm.
The firm of Zaiser & Schuler has
changed, Mr.. Schuler retiring. Mr..
Zaiser will con tinue the business a,
the old stand and is deserving Of
patronage.
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DIED.

RUTTER-Of brain fever on Tuesday, July
%, 1862 after a few days of Illness, Mrs. Chris
Iiana Rutter, wife of Nathaniel J.. Rutter'
aged 26 years, two months and ten days
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Personal.

Mr.. Oliver Peasnel, q former resi-
dent Of Rindlay, arrived home last
Saturday, after an absence of five
years, in Montana. Mr.. P. paid US
visit on Tuesday last, but We we're
absent fRom opr palcs. He II one Of
The JSFx. fsnily.
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Soldiers Monument Association.

The drawing of prizes in this As
sociation will take place Sept. 8.
The piano, sewing machine, and sev-
eral other articles are on exhibition
1t Wheeler's store. The tickets are
going of very fast.
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Child Drowned.

Child Drowned.
We regret to learn thst child Of
Mr.. Gustayus Delaney, of Blanchard
township,aged about eighteen months,
fell in the cistern last Tuesday morn.
ing, and was drowned. The parents
have our sympathy in their bereave.
ment. Too much care cannot be ex.
ercised in keeping cisterns carefully
and securely closed.
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Printers Ink

Printers Ink
Has made many man independ
emily rich. Every good business
man uses it. If you have a good
thing, advertise it lvertise it
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An interesting letter appears on
our first page from our Bowling
Green correspondent.
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Letter Heads.
On short notice and in the best
styles extant. No business man can
afford to be without them.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Senatorial Convention.

S6naJ0r1dl CONVENTION.
The Republicans of this Thirty
third Senatorial District will hold
their Convention at Toledo, Thurs
day, Aug. 49,. The cab will appear
next week.
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A good Cook Stove at John Adams
& Bros for SIS 90. Gtf.
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We use nothing but the best tin
for Eve Troughs, and put them up as
heap as ever JNo. ADAMS & Bro.
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AN ORDINANCE

Providing additional punishment for the vio-
lation of ordinances.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council ofthC
Incorporated Village OF Findlay, that from
and after the passage of this ordinance, in all
eases in which the Mayor is or may be author
lied to impose a fine or imprisonment by any
ordinance heretofore or hereafter passed, fol
the violation thereof, he Is hereby further au-
thOrized and empowered. in lieu OF such i'm
prisonment, to sentence those convicted OF
such violation, TO be kept at hard labor under
the supervision of the Marshal, upon the
streets and highwaysOf of said village with ball
and chain attached to the leg of the person 50
sentenced, for any period not exceeding thirty
days .-.-
Z. G. DEWoLFE, j. A. BoPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed July u, lS69-noiot2l
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For Hats and Caps
OF the Latest Styles, at less money
fer better article, than lazy other
establishment, go to
HENDERSON & CoYNELL's.
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Thf8 f8anepek Ssfferspuian
a6Cfrculation double that of any 9TH
er paper I'm Hancock County.
FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1859

Our former townsman, /. n. Ever
EFT, ESQ.,, has our thanks for late
Texas papers.
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Everybody Sells Them at Big
Profit.
We refer to Broadcloths and
Cassimeres. Barney, Snyder & Co.
will sell them at less than auction
prices to reduce stock. Compare
prices and quality, and you will be
convinced that they are cheap.
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For the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no28tf
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MAGsoLIA WATER.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at half the price,