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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-19
The Temperance Alliance.

This new organization held meet
ing last Wednesday night at Colum-
bia Hall. Quite large crowd was
in attendance, and much interest was
manifested in the new movement
Interesting and effective addresses
were delivered by Revs. Cross, New
ton and Meeks. Resolutions were
passed looking to the rigid enforce
ment Of the laws against the sale of
intoxicating liquors, and requesting
the county papers to publish the late
Act of the General Assembly upon
this subject,and it will appear in our
next issue. We believe this new
movement against intemperance will
make more headway than .anything
we have been favored with 1t is sim;
pie in workings, and unites ever y
element of opposition to intemper-
ance. 1t cannot be opposed by those
who object to secret societies, as ev-
cry movement is open. Finally, we
believe that it combines every ele-
ment which will give healthy tone
to public sentiment 1t excludes none
on account OF sex. color or condition.
We believe that every day adds
strength and velocity to the current
which is setting in this direction, and
If all unite in the struggles all
can in this Alliance--the day must
soon come when the thousands OF
dollars that are worse than squander-
cd for intoxicating liquors, will be
put to better use. The right men
are leading; let all who have the
prosperity of our town and the vel.
fare of our people at heart follow
We must not omit to cay that the
sxsrcisss were snlivened by excellent
vocal ed instrumental nasic.
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Velocipede IN Findlay.

Our people were somewhat surpris'
ed one day last week to see one ol
these strange vehicles on our streets.
1t was soon ascertained, however,
that it had been manufactured at
p. Kerr,s. The ice and slush on
the pavements prevented much
headwsy being made: however, on
a smooth road the vehicle is an un
doub. ed success. On Monday even
irg Mr.. Oscar Woods, Of Fostoria,
gave q velocipede exhibition a
Wheeler's, s, Hall which attracted quite
a crowd. Mr.. Wood used his own
vehicle, which he managed very
adroitly, making at the rate of from
IL to Is miles an hour. Mr.. Kerr s
velocipede was used also, and is a
perfect success. Several of our cit
liens have become quite skillful in
the use of the s'masheen, among the
number, Messrs. S. NJ. Huber, Henry
Adams and G. f. Pendleton. When
our roads become solid, We look for
them to become quite the rage.
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For Sale at Bargain.
a large wardrobe, as good as new.
no44tf. G. n. LOCKE.

Union School Exhibition.
There will be al exhibition of the
Public Schools, in Columbia Hal
Wednesday evening, March, 9th,
1869.
The exercises will consist OF
Essays, Recitations, Declamations
Gymnastics and a choice selection OF
Music.
a charge of twenty five cents will
be msde. The object, of thescbarge
is to raise money to secure sor the
Of the benefit of the school, the fol
lowing apparatus, VIA Double
Barrelled Air Pump Msgdeburs
Hemispheres, a Plate Electrical Ma
chine, Magnetic Electric Machine,
&c. tss
A crowded hoase Is earnestly re-
quested. We shall be pleased to see
every friend Of our Public Schools
there. Come, come. VI.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF THE JEFF.

Believing that We are improving
the JEFF, and that lis already large
circulation may still be greatly in
creased, we make the following Offer
to those who are willing 20 lend us
helping hand in Tie matter:
TO any person sending us two sub
scribers snd s4 90 in cash we will
send copy of The Little Corporal
the hest magazine fOI the young
felix's in the Union-one year.
To any person sending us two sub
scribers SIS above, (s4 COZ we will
send a copy of the ''Inner Life OF
Abraham Lincoln,' book which re-
tails for one dollar.
To any persen sending us five sub
scribers and SO 90 in cash, We will
send copy Of the JEEF. for one year
We will keep these offers open
until the first of Nav We know
that our circulation can be increased
fully one thousand in the next SIX
months, and we are willing topsy
our friends for wofking for u.s. We
intend to make the paper worth tNo
dollars to every subscriber, and we
ask our friends TO look after our in
terest for the present, while we look
alter the further Improvement of the Z
paper.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-19
FiNDIAT MARKETS.
JEFFERSOSIAN OFFICE,
ThIIr-sf1av No~f.h 10 1880

Thursday, March 10, 1869.
APPLES-Ciroen are in good demand at 100
Sl.f0: Dried in good demand at 10 a lie = n.
BUTrER-Supply is moderate and demand
good Fair at SO. Medium 2Sc, extra 3Dc-
Choice lots in good demand at a little above
quotations.
BEESWAN-In good demand at 2sd &c.
BEANS-in fair demand Mt ii 5DdJ 60
EGGS-Duli nj iSc. 7 dozen.
FLOI IR-Wheat Flour frOntSs,s5 ~ according
10 quality. Rye FiOur--nOnt in the market
BuclIwha.t Flour = CA per cNTt.
GRAlN-Wheati in poor demand at 81 III peI
buShci, and evidently il must reach II lower
figure. Corn in good demand al Zoe Per bus.
oats IN fair demand at i5ls4Sc. Rye-nOne in
market. Buckgheat IN fair demand at sc
per huSlIel.
LARD--ln good demand OF 1GdlSc Per h..
With downward tendency.
PClArOES-Iu good demand at 05ac.5 pei
ijlShei.
PORK-The market is dull and nothing
doing, as The stock Is about exhausted. We
quote live nj - 800 10 % and dressed hogs at
81 efil2 y v hundred. The stock appears TO
b.. ABOUT exhausted.
RAeiS-Frorn 21r;c. ace0riinc t. quality
SAlI-We quote salt at - 60 per barrel.
SEEl)S-iSri little faing. A prime article of
Eiaxsesl v III bring = 25E2 ~ per blshel Clover
seed 500 go. Timothy seed -. 5ad 500
SpAP-C Cuuntry in good demand, 8d8 per lb.
TALInW-,iOOd demand M sc.
POUL11tI-in good demand. Turkeys and
Ducks. l;@ he; Chickens, lie.
HlDE,S-Grt,en. &C.: Dry, I6c.; Sheep Pelts q
40 cents according To quality.
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Plantation Bitters combine rare
medicinal virtues with a delicious
aroma, and a flavor grateful to the
palate. 1t is purely vegetable, and
in its composition all the requisites OF
science have been complied with. 1t
is suitable for all ages and sexes 1t
is gentle, stimulating and soothing.
All dyspepsia disorders are cured by
it, and it repairs and restores nature 5
wasted powers. Plantation Bitters
are Increasing daily in favor with all
classes. 1t relieves suffering, renders
life a luxury, brightens the present,
and throws hopeful light on the th
ture.
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The Miltonian TableauX.

This exhibition came off at Wheel
er's Hall Tuesday evening, and was
patronized as well, we believe, as such
institutions are ever patronized in this
place. As We were not present We
are unable to give any opinion as to
its merits. We notice that the young
people were hugely pleased with it.
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ASSESSOR OF THE 18th DISTRICT

Among the many meritorious acts
of the present administration We
know of none that pleases us better
than the appointment of Gen. W. s.
Jones to the above position in place
of Col. Jno. M. Connell. Gen. Jones
made one of the best soldiers in the
State. His private character is un-
impeachable, and the District could
not have a better Assessor. There
is righteous retribution in the case
that makes the appointment pecu-
liarly gratifying to the Generals
friends. How are you, "Bread and
Butter -
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An Ordinances,

To submit 10 the qualified voters of the incOr-
POTaicd village VI Findlay the quest ION ~ 10
The annexation To- the corporate limits OF
said village of certain contiguous territory
therein described:
SIC. /. Bc il nrlst;ned by the council of the
Incorporated village ol Eindluy, all the n,ein-
b,-rS cOmcurring that ~ the next general cleo
tiOn Ia hc held ON Monday. the 5th day oil
April. iSJi. the question shall bc Subiultted 10
the qualified electors OF said village. as 10
territory. not HOW embraced within the cor
porate limits Ofsaid village, shall OF shall not
be annexed 10, made par OF. and embraced
within The corporate iimiIs OF said village. viz
All lands, town lots, out lots and territory ly
Ing North. South, East and West the present
North, South, East and West corporation lines
and between said lines and the following line.
to Wit: Commencing al the southeast corner
of section II. in township one, north range, 10
east; thence east nlong the section line three
fOurfns OF a mile; thence due south one and
three !oiIl1hs of q mile: thence west one and
One-hLf miles; thence north one and three
fpurths OF a mile to the south line of said sec-
tiOn II: thence east three fourths of a mile 10
the place Of beginning, 50 as to make the said
corporate limits regular parallelogram one
Snd three-fuurthS OF n mile in length from
north TO south and one and One-half miles
from east 10 west.
SIC. =. At the borough election 10 be held on
the day aforesaid, the qualified electors voting
IN f1vol Of said question, shall deposit in a
separate box 10 he provided for that purpose,
their ballot, on which shall be written or print
ed the words annexation, Yes" those voting
against said question the words annexation
No And ifa majority of said votes shall be
in favor of such annexation, such proceedings
shall be had in the premises directed in the
statutes in such case made and provided.
JNo. c. MARTIN, JAS. \. B0PE,
Recorder. Mayor.
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Transfers Of Real Estate

4IIAoiCiS > Va lcdl bctdtc Ef
:, Filed for record in the Recorder
} office of Hancock county for the wee
ending March II. 1907 .
Robert King and wife to Samue
Myers. parcel of land in Cass town
ship, 81. - 8E4ts azt99A
Samuel Myers and wife 10 Jess,
Crawford, parcel of land in Gas,
ownshin, $3.50. 10
Jacob Thomas and wife 10 Wm. C.
Thomas, so acres Of land i'll Pleasap,
township, sl,40O. ptH
Joseph o. Hardy and wife to Geo
Y. Franks. 80 acres OF land in Ale,
-ownship, 81 eco
William w Warner and wife {
'eter Hoslcr, the undivided one-hai
Of one acre OF land in Washington,
township, s2,325.
Moses Kelly and wife to II. Fl.
Cruise, 12O acres of land in Cass
township, $500. q "a fl
Jonathan Binns to John Moller, so
acres of land in Orange tp., S1,4O0
Samuel Ramsay to Oliver NJ. RAM
say, S0acres of land in Pleasant town |
ship. 81 200.
William Young TO Alvin c. Wor-
len, SO acres Of land in Liberty
.ownship. $4,000. .f.4-,l iHa-
Mary Jane Anderson. and others
o John ID. Anderson, 160 acres of
and in Orange township, $1,000.
John d. Anderson to Mary Ander.
on, 40 acres of land in Orange town.
hip, $500.
Adam Wolf to George f. Souder
~ acres of land in WASHINGTON
ownship, s., 800.
Washington Moorehead and wife
Elijah Orwig, 143 acres of land in
.mands township, $1,000.
William Jordan TO Josene Good. u
cres OF land in Cass township, s3l5. \
Alvin c. Worden to William ,
oung. 80 acres Of land in Portage
'wnship, $3.50.
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MARRIED..

HISSONG-CARR AT tine residence OF tn
brides father, Tuesday, March 10, at 3oclock
\. NJ. Col. l.. J. HisSOng and Miss Jennie Carr
all Ufthi> county. The happy couple left oi
the morning train for New York.
Captured at last, Colonel, and VIC are glad c
il; though we aro roi aware that you ever ,li
Us any harm. May you and your fair partue
:ver be as happ! as vc-,. iiI,- employees Off
Jeff. i'm discussing the merits OF the nice cal
which accompanied the notice
-NYERS.-On Tuesday. Marc
., by Jacob Peters, ]. r., Mr. Philip f-berso.
and Miss Jennetta Myers
DAN NIS-AlcklNNIS.-On Thursday, Narcf.
i. at the residence ofthe brides i;lthcrby Rev
Saar Newton, Mr. Lcander Davis. Of Leipsis'
D., and Miss Eliza J. McKinnis. of Fin,,lav'
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W0manhood Suffrage.

We publish on our first page q
couple of articles in reply to ''Ohjec
tor upon this subject. They are
written by ladies, and if an education
al test were to be applied in the case,
their manuscript would fully indicate
their right to use the ballot. 1t is as
good in every respect as any that has
come into our Office since our connec
ton with the paper. "Objector" has
fled demurrer to "Observer's'' last,
which we will try to find room for in
our next.
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r, u, L. S, Election.

At regular election of the T. c.
/. s., held March TO, 1869, the fol
lowing persons were elected officers
for the ensuing term : President,
Miss Annie E. Mower; Vice Presi.
dent. F. F. Bigelow and Miss Jennie
Whiteley; Secretary, W. c. Neibllng;
Treasurer, j. A. Pittsford; Critics,
c. G. Barnd and Miss Jane o. De
Forest; Marshals, II. A. Spayth,
C.. GBarnd.
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a New Arrangement.

A New Arrangement.
Having made positive srfange-
ments to leave Findlay, and go into
business elsewhere, it become neces.
sary to close up my business here.
Therefore, all knowing themselves
indebted to me, or the firm of Bushon
& Williams, are requested to call
and settle without delay, as all bus.
mess connected with myself or the
above firm must be closed up by the
FIRST of April. T. K. WILLIAMS.
no43.3.
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Voice of Many Citizens.

Voice of Many Citizens.
''DR. TowNsKND-Dear Sir You
gave my little boy one of your valua.
ble worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the Fair
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
ed several worms already--they prov
ed dead shot. &C.
These remedies can be had at W. l..
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.
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Velocipedestriana.
Though this mania is prevailing
to some extent in Findlay, 1t has no
interfered with the rush of customers
at the store of Davidson & Martin to
get big bargains in Hardware, Tin
ware, Glassware, Queenswsre, &c.
and "sich." They still manage to
wait upon their numerous,customers
who come away highly elated st the
bargains they get. Reader, go thou
and get bargains.
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We cannot understand why people
should any longer buy the miserable
prepaI atoms advertised as hair res
torers when the Alisma, which is really
the finest article for the hair in use,
can be procured for as reasonable a
price rs one dollar n bottle.
Prominent over all other medicines
is Stewards Cough Cure.
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Badness, Grayness, and other I'M
perfections ofthe Hair will be regard
ed rs inexcuSable after a trial of Mrs.
S. \. Aliens Improved (neac styIe)
Hair Restorative or Dressing, (ia one
hottie Every Druggist sells ii.
Price One Dollar nOf4-ml.
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No person contemplating a journey
either by land or sea, ought to omit
supplying then selves with quantity OF
DR.. Whittlesey : Cure for Sick Head
ache and Dysp, sia-as apreventative
against the e.s arising from the
change of w.taf, climate, &c.
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
The following is summary of the
business transacted in the Probate
Court of this county for the week
ending March 17tb, 1869:
AcCoUNTsFILBDF FOR SETTLEMENT.
Josiah Oman, guardian OF Martha
A. Peterman.
Jacob Yates, guardian of Melissa
A. Yates.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Henry Evans wss appointed guar
dian OF the minor heirs of Moses
Myers, deceased. Bend $500.
The last will and testament oi
David Braucht was admitted to Pro
bate, andr Isaac-N. Teatsorth wa.
appointed executor. Bond $500.
An inquest of lunacy was held in
the case OF Miles Mapes, of Blanch
ard township, who was declared to
be insane, and given in charge of thu
Sheriff. ,-es.s-i.
Six msrrisgs licenses were grsntee
during the week.
n
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Post Master.

Associated Press dispatches from
Washington give us the information
that the name of AmaZiah Ballou has
been sent to the Senate for confirms
tion as Postmaster at this place.
This will be welcome news to the
many friends of that gentleman. If
that kind of work "Johnsonizes" the
party we shall hope for. sufficient
grace to stand it like q sslittIe man.
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Agricultural Machinery

Agricultural a Machinery.
We notice that Mr.. William Vance,
of this place, has been appointed agent
for the Massillon Agricultural Works.
This establishment has become Justly
famous for the superiority of its Now
ers and Threshers, ana the appoint
ment of Mr.. V. rs their agent, in this
section OF the country, will make
them formidable competitors to the
other manufacturers in market. Mr..
Nance's advertisement will appear
next week.
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Select Schoci-

Select Schoo,.
The Spring term of the Ada Select
School will commence April 5th,
1869, and continue 13 weeks.
Terms:-CommOn branches, 50, 80;
higher branches, $3.50.
no42t4. III. S. LEHR, Prin.
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A $50 Fashion cook stove for S95
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf
President Grant

President Grant
Has not concluded to ".Iohnsonize, >
but Rothchild is selling a fine line of
Ladies' Dress Goods at prices so low
that it is astonishing. If his reputation
was not \ No. l, it might be suspect
ed that he did not get his goods hon
estly. But we suppose ''the ninble
sixpence is better than the slow
shilling;'' and as he is contented with
small profits, he thereby disposes OF
more goods.
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- = GENTS WANTED IN every CITY, Town
II and county ia the Unite a States 10 sell our
Hcw and popular eIlETIV iIis. the Presidents OF
the United States. e!.' -antty engraved and
Handsomely printed III rplur>. - 81 inches,
on heavy plate I'aI1.r. making tbs most beau
iiiul ana salahie picture ever issued. appIO-
PIRATE for the l;trinr yr Counting House.
Agents are making rom Twenty-Five to One
Hundred dollars per week. send Tor Our Cir
cuiar.
To AGENTS-Specimen copies Of the above
picture Will be sent TO any address by mail.
carefully put up'upon receipt OF the Retail
Price. Two Dollars. Address
RUSHTON X CO., Publishers,
2lq Dock 81. Philadelpnfa Pa.
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EXPENDITURES.

Vet % Ohi va I'VSAti.
1t is surprising the amount Of
money that is yearly spent by people
in this way, and in the still more
questionable matter of investing in
lotteries. But a few days since a
man came into our Office in search of
a paper in which he said there was a
lottery advertised, in which he pro-
posed to "try his luck,' as he eX-
pressed it. We could not forbear
giving him a little advice and told
him that his money would be lost.
But he went sway fully determined
to add his name to the long list of
dupes whose earnings go to enrich a
set of scoundrels who infest every
city of any size. We have little
sympathy with men who invest their
money in this way, but very often
the victims are young persons, whom
we feel it our duty to warn against
all such investments.
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Since the, suspension of the Find,
lay Literary Club Rooms. Twining's
Photograph Rooms is the place OF
most attraction. There the people
flock to get perfect likenesses of
themselves and friends.
Those beautiful Bon Tons are made
there. Four for Fifty cents. Go and
see. no 43 2t.
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Potatoes.

Potatoes.
Mr.. II. Porch can supply our clti-
zens with the best varieties of pota-
toes, for table use, and, in due time,
will furnish the best early and late
varieties for seed. Call early, as the
supply cannot always last.
feb19n41tf
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ssTco MANY CciorS.

''Tco Many Colors, .r..-
And more shades than like to see,
has been my experience" says the
Rev. Geo. Pearce, OF Warren, Ohio,
by using any other than Barrett S
Hair Restorative Sold by Frey &
Ettipger.
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Later from Mrs. Kemble.

Latest news from Elkhart, Ind,
would indicate that Mrs. Kemble is
hardly expected 70 recover from tie
accident which we noticed 10 our
last. = .a's'sosi 'sse'ale
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A Cooking stove with complete fur
niture for $:e3 at John Adams's, G oft
House Block. no 27tf
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House for Sale. - 60 tfj
/ will sell my residence situated
on East Sandusky Street. The house
contains seven rooms, is situated on q
lot9nd a-half, and Is very conveniently
located for a residence for q business
man. There is large and varied
selection of excellent fruit. Will be
sold at q bargain, If sold soons 4
no43tf. T. K. WILLIAMS.
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Michigan Potatoes.
esbannocks and Fluises for sala
at l.. f. GREENS.
io43tf.
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For the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no2Stf
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The School Exhibition.

This exhibition next Wednesday
evening, bids fair to be q success, as
it deserves to be. See notice in
another column.
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A s3S Morning Star cook stove No.
y, for SS3 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne
and sold at half the price.
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For Sale. = i = st-<1N-'--F-'-
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire at tAeofice
Of Dr.. F: w Entrikin, or direct to
ExNoR Z. EsrRIxIS,
Iss H. ssl.as Findisy. o.
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Good Wood

Good Wood
Still received on subscription at
this office, if brought soon.
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high SCHOOL, q sl42i q z x siMr, MrS 5uii
Intermediate ~ ~ - y - siJ; ftISloro.
Primary .--.---. 10 IbtSi IA 10 p -i"iss H1eios'
FIJI. TUFTS, Superintendent.
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Il. CARNAHAN,

Thankful to the public for past
patronage, and hoping continuance
IT the same to our new firm.
no43u. L. CARNAHAN.
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STOVES OF the Latest sud Nestest {
Design, at j. cronlef'e. est
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A good S35 Elevated Oven cock
stove for S9J at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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A S3s Gen. Grant cook stove. No
., for $50 at J. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
triet, No. 8. for the Week ending
Mar. IL, 1853:
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$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad
vertising columns. ro35 1y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-19
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Wanted.
$4,000 White Oak Slaves, for But.
ter Firkins; also, 1000 Set Head.
ings; 10000 Hoop Poles.
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