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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-30

We are under obligations to Assistant AS
sessor John 7. CarlIn, for the following Income
Returns, which will be read with interest by
our readers. 1t is but proper TO say that there
are several Incomes that have not been re-
turned as yet. We will endeavor TO publish
these as soon as returned. 1t will be observed
that none of these Incomes pay over five pei
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Change of Time.


We refer our readers to the statement of this
farst-class company in another column Their
Agent here, Mr.. ]. B. Rothchild. is well known
and needs no Recommendation. Our town has
been favored with exemption from fire, but
our turn must come some time, and it becomes
every prudent man to prepare by insuring.
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For Sale. .1F t1l
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire at the office
of DR.. F. W. Entrikin, or direct to
EMMoR Z. ENTRIKIN,
3S tt, -or D Findlay, o.
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+. u. l.. Election.

+. u. L. Election.
At a regular meeting of the F. U. l. Society
the following officers were elected for the ensu
ing term:
President-C. G. Barnd.
Vice Presidents-W. a. Ward and Mrs. Angie
Tufts.
SecretdI5-Miss Mollie Adams.
TreosureT-J. A. Pitfsford.
Ctdpidin-J. ID. Flenner.
Critics-F. II. TUFTS and Miss Mollie Good
win.
NdryhdT-H A. Spayth.
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a 1888 Morning Star cook stove No,

As3S Morning Star cook stove No
9, for $33 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf
Settlement Notice.
The Books and Accounts of T. X
Williams are now in the hands of d
ID. Pugh, at Williams old Stand, fol
settlement, and all knowing them
selves indebted are notified to cal
and settle. The Books must b set
led
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Sad Casualty

A correspondent at Van Buren furnishes us
with the following sad news under date of the
9th inst:
"a sad accident occurred yesterday at Wm.
Hammond's saw mill, in Wood county, about
five miles from here. Joseph Lawrence, while
in the act of rolling a log on the log carriage
with horse and chain, was instantly killed
by the log rolling back on him. Mr. Lawrence
was alone in the yard, and was not found unit
fifteen or twenty minutes after the sad afiail
occurred. When found, the log, l6 by 21z feet
was lying across his neck"
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, April
81 1869 at the VI. L. Parsonage, by Rev. Isaac
Newton, Richard W. Biggs, of Neutral City,
Kansas, and Miss Lydia NJ. Hartshorn, of Han
cock county, Ohio.
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n. w. Apger, ESQ.,, the gentlemanly and ac-
commodating proprietor of the Findlay and
McComb Hack, will accept our thanks fol
fayors received. We recommend him TO the
travelling public.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN of Shafer d Anderson is this day dissolved
and all who are indebted TO said firm are re-
quested to call and settle their accounts imme-
diately. w. II. ANDERSON,
April 6 1869 If A Il. SHAFER.
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Aeg Adrertisetatnts.
HENRY BROWN. W. II. ANDERSo,,
New Law Firm.

"ENRY- BROWN and WILLIAM a AN
IA nERsON Attorneys at Law. ha- % q, 10y An,
a psrnership for the practice OF .yw in Han.
cock and other couuties. :
: They are admitted to practice in both State
and United States Courts ,anG. will give prompt
attention to all business entrusted to them In
any of said courts.
RsT Especial attention given to Collections
Administration and Guardian Matters Settle,
ment of Disputed Titles TO Real Estate &c
= Once at "Old White Corner" Upstairs, first
door; south Of Courthouse. :!
taau BROWN 4 ANDERSON.
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Chr fAanepek Seffersomian


Read our new advertisements.
They are so numerous, and our space so lin
: ited, that we cannot enumerate them Messrs
]. j. Wheeler Co. and Barney, Snyder q Co.,
nay be found on our fourth page.
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A No. s Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $40, at j. Cromley's.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-04-30

A good s35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S25 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Farm for Sale. Apply to
c. G. BARND.
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Democratic County Convention.
This body will meet on the 18th day of June
|. next, for the purpose of nominating county
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FoR the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no2Stf
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News from Washington.

A S35 Fashion cook stove for Sc )
at ]. CromleY's, Main Street. 2Stf
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BoarderS.

A few day boarders will be taken
at Henderson's Block. Enquire at
Henderson 4 cQnnsii's stofs , :
p046sf.
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Two Rooms over Davis & Green's
Grocery, well adapted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf.
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Important Notice,
The firm of J. NJ. Neibllng & Co.
having been dissolved by the death
of the senior partner, all indebted by
note or book account are hereby
notified that immediate settlement
and payment must be made.
C. M. RUsH,
1873. Surviving Partner.
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1-ppFp : NNDUSKY-2 days-l9th and 10Th
in every month. - -
FOREST-on the 2is: and till noon on the
22I OF every month
DR. HAFrER is a regularly educated pnysl-
60 81 tIyentv wears experience He gives
special attention to diseases OF the ErE, EN- .ai
isS,l-r1S and diseases of all kinds peculiar 10
Femaies DR. HARrER has diplomas nasoe rom ~
H,I,a,ica He has attended as good Medicll
Colleges Hospitals and Inirmar,e5s any Win ~
the world. DR. HiRTER Is acquaatesa "a Will .,,r.
I oil The great improvements OF the age lot cur
mo ,t sore Ewes, Films on the Sight, Cross Eyes,
Roaring and noise in the Heaa, & pisSn Sancsrs
rom NE Ears Hare Lip Club hoot, tanceis'
scrofsIa. 1, Fistuia, Piles. Rupture,, Dyspepsia'
Female irregularities, Big Neck, Ws,,s te
| pbenmatisrn. Tape Worm, Tumors. " ems, &C
NJ DR. HARrER inserts without pain, AKIIri.
/ ciAL EYES which possess Al tns % ns'' pTIrr
"a "a EkR DncNs inserted wfsnout PAIN, re
iaorins The hsaring, at times In minute; ss
lFasc FaA1 -sF =
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Sweet Potato Plants.
Nansemond Sweet Potato Plants
for sale. One mile east of Findlay.
1912. GEO. MAINS.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9. for $50 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf

House for Sale. ,t...4.
1 will sell my. residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated on .
lot snd a-half, and ,s very conveniently
located for a residence for business
man. There is large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. Will be
sold at bargain, if sold soon.
no4Stf. TX. WILLIAMS.
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STOVES of the Latest and Neatesr
Design, at j. Cromley's. 28tf
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MrmentauS-H -He6nuna.

Rstbnuns BON s. y. Soft, Sdae:
meiifer Ger Oireeforen Der ,,1rmen u.
1rbeitsbau1es BON eeba County," fdr
BAG nit Dem 81. De5ember 1868 abs
9slaufene Sabr:
Er.
8iian, an 6anb tss S&abahasrs,
laut 8ni1t p.r Nubitorsn bon
1867 ,452 80
Biar atalttn na& tss County.
S1aBmhars ansats, ,u str-
14ltptn,n 3...a 10000 90
Sar nbalttu ron 5bos. y. 5aua,
SirMb tte Nrn.nbaulfs 969 40
22,441 70
8llan, iitebsaslt barab S&as'
msIhu 1,2s4 12
23.725 80
Or.
Barr tt,atlt piSrsnb bsm Sabre
apf Otbus bsr Dirtttcren. laut
Auwtiiunssbute 23725 81
Sur6stisb:n unb ssnstmist am Is Sanuar
1869
s'"s'l g. ~ S;as. q; s: a.s,,.,.,,.
% 8 5prwortt.
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Sefentli6e 8enbu.

Quf Oienffae uno Witt,pob ben 2ten
unb 3tsn Wdr3 1869,
UNI 10 llbr gormittass, ptrbsn bic llntsr,siGns'
tan al Der l,Btterissn Dcbnuns bss pnforbsnsn
Sptn y. 8ptb, In sBaltinton Gcrpnf9Ip.
eeti9t County. bas folssnts psrlbnliae Gissn'
tbum rf,ntliG ps,fdafsn, ndmlIds:
o@<1S 3p,i CUTE I6war,s 6awIlsn' pffrte,
49, elm 5dlsn, 2 Satire aft, I'm 5rlb'
seAaaslS jabr, brst quite 8ute, elm 8inb ,tpsi
Sdafs, brst Shmfine, elm ltarftr Swtisdulepa'
a.n nit Yaient Boris. elm lsiGisr 3w,isdulspa'
s'n nit Bots. elm Sprin9swas,n NIT eannsn
uub DsiGIsl Spa5ierwastn, 10 gut ipis nsu. bop
p,llr SGlititn NIT gorp, Sa9cfGlitttn, pier
bsaspalt unb DrrlfmaiGine, ,wt Pnfhinsn.
Straps, @inpmitls, Sdsrria, Yatsnt Guttsr.
I&rslrer. Strotbanf. sSdldtorni6dlr. Gtrfd.
ida,, Ssu unS Srot tti Der Son S&ubfarrsn,
sph Gsseu, ,pti gHiss. susi eulttpdtors, si'
paar Ssul,Itsrn unb S&smsl. ;wet 8ru&trefFs,
brei Sstts 16urye @dulsssfGtrrt, elm Grit ltid,
tes @sli&rr, etnipGnntses @fHirr, 3rue Glisgsn.
ntb.. p!sr B.ttlabsn unb 8stt,sus, grpst 5ius.
usr, spd Ssfsn, 1psi Sii&s, Bureau, 2 S&rdnfe,
snt GuantitGt Carpet. cine Suantitdt einsn @,'
tho, eijsnfsTtt, ein flsintr Msffnsfs1d. ssrdu'
fsrtts e SGwtintfstfG. S&malS, Gls16tafsr
Burairi6ter, SEmal,prsils. ttns Suantitdt aat'
merge, 5lads teim pfunp, swG @dulsbIdnfsts,
Sulfolubart swsi 8iam, aaf&suutr. @funb'
blrntn, 5ru6tdds. Bassntsd., gfa. 5dHu.
3dtr, Stancr. Srtsfsn, Drumidss. SpsI rcl,.
Idasn, clue 5llnt', Spsrr' unb Sitfsttsn, ssu-
unp Mi1Batcln. unb nod zine srrbt 8rl&isten.
teIt von antetr 8:9mlidnbsn, 5u umiidnrli4 ,u
mslben.
Dis grSir9urg,n am su9s Sts 8erlauis. Orn
Gomuno 8otb,
gSi(liam Hotb,
Nleranoer peter,
Gruutor's
NJ. q George, aueiicndr.
5sbr. t6. na2m
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SefentliCber 8erf1uf.

Quf Sauitas ben l3ten Wdrs 1869,
I'm t2 utr MIttasS pirb all BEN 5auit bss
llntn,dGnst,a, In .NaeuneIe aopnlttp,
estist County nats Der eosri6 Gurnaes, bas
iolstnbs rurttpulls Gssnttum 6ffsntlId Ssrtauft
iptrbtn.
Gin 8ino. a&t lsre 5dHsr, bier Safer GifIs,
fns Ms!lfiis, Gin 8c&oisn nit Rctr, elm paslcr-
Sftn nit 8ctr, BIER Ssilen NIT 8sttlabtn, swtt
Slide. elm SuttttfaB unb Stdnbsr, S,psi Soss'
ttabs unb .3atsr, gFarstartcfFeln bstm guf3sl.
elm Salb SufGl Nab. ,n Wurfmsfsr, stn
5rdtlcb. dn 9ubsnb Mu&tdfsn.
Ssoinsunsen am gtrtaufstaes unb Qufwat'
ling son
Geubtn eibtenWallner.
6sbr. 16. na4m
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spiaiam adss. an 2pdiam @cbe. 9aiirsr, aisnicirn.
5amss n8 Gpte, SoDn aOrE, Jarms ssosr pforo, es
9clniD. ~
S,leuebbp o6nstf, oams ensst, Jarnlsr SOrs; ;SS6
hdH, ettba 9cuniD
Srbn RiR. an z,tsrIne, NJ . gptiisnbra etba GSmtp
Slnll &rtnre in Setter ntcfabriant, Scfrnhhp
csscres III eitas, efsr Ssnnis, aGtnicrn.
Tautina sn, an Stere y 5000, SoDrtinr, aasnteirn
Ir erauben uns fas Tublitum brabriesr, Car 651l
rscribtrsbsns arme 0brsuc Dec Sabs 1858 in Sr=
nsr0anit nit absnetn. siobsrteae une ribitt ptrish
nresn une eaf Dcipe Ger RGrmbNts unrtn Gaparo be-
imnn. cinen erefsn &r rsrttn zabs uns anSsrs siie
Irssfdcft Iutcnimsn ~ taIsn.
ir eitunt neien Sirsttcrn etda Scunp, tskhtina
hermit, bas mir Die cbiac Rtnna atprdi unS ubribsn, ure
ebs torr alnetn babcn rie cbtn nrNtatiu 2iias cir
unsrs Hauethriit een iJitn Sanar fSi.
Solomon @rsismer !
Tdnid y. Mcbr, Tirrftrrcn.
SenrD 9littcr,
5s5uiar %, 1869 rl3n
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Sefentlt6er 8erfauf.
Sebr. t6. 1869.

StISFS$NrS
Quf Sreita9 oen 5ten MGrs, nno Won.
tae ben 22lfen Mdr3 1869,
Uni II tltr Mittass, Iua an Der ltbtsrssn 0U6n>
nuna bee snfcrbfnsn g olomon et6ten,
waantr. in DIR Naeunsis Iownlttp. e,bIsb
County, bas folseab,, ttpssliGe Gissnibum Sf'
fentli6 sssfauft rabrm, nd&lia:
oT Wsm uUr,dsn6s Yfrss, puDOn
tEztS sInsS Gin fGwersr, traansr e!strsanl
s1ASesel4Ss.iif elm l&tparjss Sattel' unb S}a'
mtlitnpfrp, elm Canada @rtYsaul, ScrtrtfFi3
ale Gami(i,npfnp, SABRE alt sipst fawar,s
3u&tmGbr,n. bic zine sIn 1tttrr, Gin brauntr
5rapittr, 6 9ats aft, cine brauae Tlabn, a Satr
aft, elm rpotlsstrc6sues, braunes pferb. 3 SABRE
aft, unp elm spriid8risss NGtrfnfillsn. g6t
iunas Mil&Fii6t, mdftnS Durtam'Haee, orti
bapOn lrIGmelfenb tiS GUM Srfauf, brfi eIntdb'
riat 8ulsn, fdrf S@wsine, Nlonats alt, rat
cine ella WuttHI6rsln, ,ipfi pisrlpdnntse 0dssp,
elmer nit 8ctY, Der anDsre brsitrGpsrie, elm Wlt'
lsnwasen flr ips gfsbs, nit Boep, sn 3rsi'
fpGnniar Sprir9 gBagtn nit Dtte, uno tin
.0asen. cine Matmaf&ins. sins Saserls,
elm. 9antailr patsnt Drsi&mafGins NIT 8tsnsn,
1ultamoI&n, unb Str9bbanf, Bell6fcrnf6Glsr,
Blnbmitls, 5eurfam. brsI @fldss, 3rti @sssn,
tin DrtfurGsHua, brs Gult'SatUrs, elmer nit
Wdtnn. gpsll6totnpFus, @'llHfcrnpFanssr,
aanbpaf;r. swei @aar neue 5eue'tsrn NIT Sdt'
meln, oet,IGlitisn, brs Sttts S4lttttnihtlltn,
sInc srcg. SSrsc. Bassnwines, spd Ssbsilsn
elm StttnfGtGstl. ;pd pofsndIsll. sin Stunitl"
ir, Gin S&lslfit:a. ,pd gut. 8uttnflitsn. apsl
JuitrtSse, IS fTru6ildds, cine @nsatl DelfG'
fcrnteIsn, brel Sp;rytstten, cine Gdnftsrfstts,
Stittsttfn. Sob:ln brd 9Fuswaassn une Stl-
Ihhte, Steiiwaaser, Dri!tsrpaa8sn, 3pst S6ub>
farun, ,wsl GGauftla. Saipptn, Drift unb 9tu'
aa6sln, 8sGsn. ;tps Salbtulaslmaes, wsIs,6ns
8lanfsr, pfcIlfn- GctrnaIGins, jrrt Sstls gSa'
antcre, 6pltdlG9d unS Ssls, sUet TruGtrsffs,
Sui SsnItn, pinbtasI6irr, fur Wfsrbs, 6um-
mtttedsn, GIinbtalitsr, eeit. unb 4Ru8leinsn,
slsr @HuaNl6rre, swst l.tGtt Carriage . @e.
G&!ue elm neuer 8sItiatth une 3aan,, psrf&s'
osns anbere SGttd j5srner pier Settsn une Bstt'
fater, sp.t 6lissltf4r u dnSsrr GilGe, S6rstb'
bssf, SGranft, gtnf Nttltils, 9oBtHe, Sod
of,n nit 8otr, Scl,cfsn, 9arlorcfsn nit 8Ubr,
cine an,atl Stiitle, GGniI, Sla9ubr nit Safisn
parIcrs une Irsppfrcoypst. anbrre &arpit, 9ftn'
uno SphfeiIel, Sdfn, 6dlsr uuS Sidicsr. 3i.
Ser, GtdI6tanft, Su,taflb, Gdcss1 H. Go0rer
@cas Sbars en Illnirwn Naiion0l 8any,
unb Sisls anervs WrtiftI, gu uinIidrrlidl ale an-
,uflbrsn.
Die gtbinsuns.a ain Safaufstaer ule aaf'
wartans non
SonaS Qihttnwallucr,
2Dm. 8. eibtenwatlncr,
Qomnikrdtoren.
lauio Rod,, aueliundr.
S.br g. 1869 rabm
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Sefentli6e 9en6u.

Oonnerifa9s Den llten M6r,, ndbifcns,
nm 10 llbr 8crmttasS an oauie beS bsrltcrte-
nsn Soiepb 9. Nom ib, leBtbin bon Ober
Ntifore Sc,rnltip, yrha County. loatn fpIgsnbe
bclpeslide Sitter iTsntIl6 @ertanft ,perpcn.
ndmlid):
Cine Sub, 1 SGipein, 6aI. % z4asA
lingtop sSa9en nit @ei6irr, , NH
9ctcn NIB @sttlaosn. Slid. unp
Stilble 1odoftn init &cbr unb Drum, cine ptr-
idicpenbsit YcrSeaan @cidirr, aue N:ten SildIen>
scrdtbc, MebItliie, SuttsrfuB, gutterbcyen. 6ar.
pet, cine 9rcBc goSIer 8ibd, &Thenidrant.
Siocboarp, @nrtau, @uiface !Saut, @dulS-
Sldnfet Wrunobecren, SHclene Seppid,e, Quits,
Sett,eus, Balbftdnp nit alien 3usebor, Spinn.
rao nno oaipel, 2 S6malSpreBen, Gilsnteilel.
6rubref, @raSicnien 3ilbsr, 9arrtlS, cine
SerIdiebenbeit, bon Sdreincr9eidrr nnp nod
bieIe anberc Nrtitcl ju nmlfdnblid) 81 melpen,
nA. Sbise SanSratb Srtitel iinb beinabc 70
gut lpic neu .s
Die @sbin9nn9en am gerianfsta9c nnc Nuf-
lpartnn9 bon ..s. .l!
1brabam Wufslman, Qo'mor.
SebriI0r % uoh9S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23

Die llnterjeid,nsten plnIdsn 500 &lafttr
quite 8aItanisu. Gidcn>. uno Span- -Gidsn 8n-
ben 81 tauien, an ibrcr 8sbsret all Der flensn
9sda Al Gaeuoipn, unb be5abIcn $1,000 per
8Iaftsr.
Wofer uno Grim.
SsbrIar %, 1863 nq3R
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GrSensniGs Der Suusrti.

90 paennatn ss. 3Si @uts gDtiFn, SD 9uidd Rcaasn
ESQ HuNbs Safer ~ Hufbs sabsiamsr, $500 9ute Nsid
tern In cen 3obsn 1850 p Sortcn, 26 qud RIbsn, -
bud RCthrubsn, SO bibd 5bsln, " bufbs Rsas, 6us
Supprnbobnsn, Sarrd Suimmsn 1900 Srauttspis, Gcas
hsao Sausrra So Nfne etbetnr 5lads. 256 eaeunen Dim
ger a atiban 100 buhbt aa as eane sstban 40 eaS
unasn EtSbtcrntdub, 3iS Vfno Rnesbdut, 3t Rabsbau
eta VtnN sust 2s20 TfIne llnibli, 230 Vfuno eHGIJ
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SeTentlt6e Senbu.

DonnerRa9, oen 4. uao Is. Mdrj, 1869,
an tsbtn Sabsn Tin IL ubr Mi!tasS lOlIrn ant
SauIr rrS llntsr,si6nstn in Gpnn SOpnl3ip
estisb County. f,lg'nSs artitsl tfTsntli& Der.
fauIt ptrbfn. nSmI!t
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Stot 1uf Der Yauerfi.

10 QisrNt 81 eGbs, nsn. RinSsr 9dlbtr. 2j Gs "a
sd,rsn ~ taatsrihrtln srassn, SSarbetn @Jastn'
Gdubtarrn. GdtsSna Rsap,r 9abmabint, Srtftma=
tbins, nemhsn. Yfds' asslfbtcrnpFus, suIrOrs,
| 4 panS 4 JIff
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gen. tin SOIy5iittsn, elm yl&ti1litten, 5tulsi.
ttrn. Binomibl', Strcbbart, 2 pHia,, Gsst
Waassn SlI&,itr, 6ruhtrtff,. 2 9rasinfsn,
elm 5stefsn, @abtln. 8s4sn, Spsrr. unb &ab'
teiisn. Saitel unb 3aum, S6ltifisin uno Shub'
farrsn. tin 8ht unb 8ettlattn. elm 8cIISstt,
Bureau uno Sarant, Sinf. 2 5ldsdtiffs unb
5ci,tlis, Csst unD lltr. Elm 6o&Uftn nit 8otr
unb sin SosIsn Sfe, NIT 8Ubr. elm OuB'nb
Stltls, 3dtsr unb GdiIt', Stdnbtr unb 8uttsr'
fl6. unp fcnR nod piss anbTs 8ausrn. unS
DISQUALIFICATION ,a umitdntli& su mslbsa.
Stbtnsuussn ON S:Sfaufstass un aufTars
tuns BON
Gbriifian 9. Siftler.
8sbruar 8. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23
SeFentltbe 0enbu.

UNI IL uhr Uitta4e, DttD Cer lnier5hmntte an
Isiur 0obuune In Siiopbritbaa aopnlbip. &c.
tiab County, ras frlBsnes tspsSlas @tssntbum
GTtntlid psrfauIsn, ndmltG:
- Sdrf gftrSs-s elm srtD Saul s
ID SABRE ait. cine fu2sfarbiss 3 iGt'
0&H nGbrs, 8 Sabre alt, zine brauns
uakzzaks Wdbre Slsis aft. stn 3 idbrstr
Ietr seSulttacr 0aul u. tin swtidttiSes @duIs'
liiIsn; nrun Stid 8inbuIst, bsfstsnb aus psr
WiI&fiSm, pier 8inberu unr rinsm 8ua, y TT
S&aIe, phr Stsp,irt. sIn 3u&ti&p,In nit Sum
asn, trti pdar @inis, swti SitrsdulerGjsn-st
rer bapon 70 gut ME nsu, Der anesrs III elm lHps.
rer brsItrGreisu, ,psi CUTE Scsiss. Sudfs
WdtmaI&nt iir 8ruGt une 9ras. Drsihma'
I&int nit Yatsnt S6dttlsr iaussm 8ismsn uno
&fteea,waIt, Gin 5suu6n. sDinbmdtls. Gin
Rarfu S6ltltn nit tiinnsn Sotlsn eanrr lIse
,pd 9Hds,, 2 Gssm, SSsIl4tcrnpHus. Bslit
furnpRan,tr, ,wst paar 5sul,itsrn unb SGsmsl,
pFusspaassn, Si1l&sits u. Stslfpaasn, 3inf'
tsrtette, 8ibftttsn. Yfutts lGtrr pcn i'etr Art,
pHuae asI6In, Saltsl unp 3aum. ,wsi Stsin.
i&ld9sl. Gtt.iitn, SGubfarrsn. cine arsasl Uau'
nu6 SGsbl5dt, unssfitr 800 5Ib Dalnrb
unb 1! 3oa @orb, sint Suantttdt GesnsoIj,
@attln unb 8,&tn. uno nod anbns @:g'n'
ldnss, su umadnblIb ollss anjufdtrtn.
8sbinsunssn am gsrtauistdss unS aufpart'
uHs ron
Wanofes Sutb.
Gtbr i6. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23

PGa SdaBm 2tda GontD Ssduun9 init bciastm GomD
fir pas Sabr mornb Srembs: 81 1868. ....
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23
grtitsI i'm Saulc perfcrtist.

100 Gar 0annsbesn igi Iannsbemstn 80 1annsrsds, 2
llaT 9naetnbet ~ % sS1m's ~ sn III
t73 Gris, ~ 5unbennss, 0d anstrradsn 50
10 ainesr ntsrteis % Vaar nIerbcsn 40 3Sennter fjl
aar atlrttt Strdmpt t35 Valr anairitR Strl np, Is
anssr As esttaus $50 Cuts Strunpfsarn, 22 sus Rabs,
@aar entrSssr los snesr bdrs. 1890 Vno narsiit. 81
irtii Sbmisrtift Gdrst tS DatSs satpt 81 DeS: SIas
ts1i R..NE .ts
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23

3w'I quite S&aifpItrbt, 4 Eiibt,
enc rappn NIT Rails bio 8snpu,
ttn 3 rsiSaulewaSen NIT SOep.
Elm 3rudiplgtn, Gin Gallin9tpppa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-02-23
Die Weebnnne bes Mnsiebers.

Sb0maS y. "a ui, in 8s6nung init ben
9irtttoren beS sIrinsn- unb @el6dftisungs.
Oaules bon 2eba gcuntb
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03
Thirty Years Ago,

One bright August morning young man came to
Marietta in the old Stage Coach Of those days,
locking for location for business. After looking
acound for a day or two (the stage only running
tbree times a week. he concluded to 60 no further.
He rented little house, then III as a carpenter
ho and the only room be had at that time, the
west-side of the square, and fitted it up the Bird
dav of September 1S38-Thirty Years Ago to-day
and commenced a business which has continued
until the present time-enlarging and improving
and striving to keep up with the times and with
liberal use of Printers Ink, he has done successful
business. We alude to our now getting to be, cid
friend VIM Roof who is active as ever and with
his Sons, all Marietta Boys, now engaged in bust
ness with him. Though nearly used up by the War
they have gradually rebuilt and refitted their large
Store House, and have during the past month
considerably improved their premises They have
now one of the largest and best arranged stores in
the city, well adapted to their business ard well
stocked with their line of goods, Examination of
their Advertising Columns will show what that con
ssts of. Their Building OCCUPIED by themselves,
is 1os by % feet, two stories, and Back Store 40
bv % feet. for Fertilizers, Steel Flows, &c,
They inform US that although their business does
not quite equal in their sales before the war,
vet it is gradually improving all the time, and
lave no doubt if an active desire suit the various
wants of their customers and liberal use Of p inters
Ink will avail they will succeed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03

A few of the young men of Marietta have formed
ouartette Club for the purpose of developing and
exercising their musical talents. We DO not doubt
after sufficient practice that they will give the public
benefit Of their melodies voices Of sweet sounds"
For instance, long after twilight when the gay
and busy throng of the city are in calm repose
obliyious of what is trauspirng outside of their
abode, perchance fair one, the favore of some
particular one, will hear in accents too audible to be
mistaken for the silent offerings of dream
Lady wake bright stars are keeping
Fair watch, o Lady fair,
Der thy head while thou art sleeping,
Sweet music fill the air"
We say success to the Marietta Quartette Club
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03
Pretty Women.

comparatively few Ladies monopoze the Beau
ty as well as the attention Of Society. This ought
not to be So but it is and will be while men are
foolish and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by useins Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of Youth and
refined sparkling Beauty 10 the complexion, pleas
ing, powerful and natural
No lady need complain of red, tanned, freckIed
,orrustic Completion who will invest seventy-fve
cents in Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its effects are truly
wonderful. To preserve the Hair use Lyons kathai-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-03
The Press Excursion.

The object of Mr.. HUBERT doubtless was to bring
more fully before the public the boundess resour-
ces which may be made tributary to the wealth OF
the State in connection with the State Road WIN
this view the Press of the State very generally
represented. We regret that other motives shoulu
have been suggested less honorable and that bul-
lock was made party to the excursion Mr.. HUI
bert is good business man and his annual exhibit
may even make s'the $4,000 month all satiatac
tory but he can't carry Bullock too.