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TOO TRUE.

There is a great deal Of pith in tht
following remarks made by Wendell
Phillips at meeting held on Sunday
evening, in Boston, in favor of estab-
hshing a Mercantile and Industrial
Institute in Boston. In the course
of his remarks Mr.. Phillips said
81 do not believe the State will
ever do its duty until it fits the man
to get his bread. / think the State
is bound to give to the child of every
man in the community, poor and
rich, the opportunity OF a book ed
ucation and to learn a trade, and in
the last year of his apprenticeship he
should get his living out of 1t. We
have hitherto elevated the brain till
we starved to the very feet. The
school system Of to-day does not
contemplate the fact of mans hav-
ing q stomach and needing to be
able to get something to put into it.
The education of to-day is q monster
it is almost as bad as that of the low
er class in England, who know only
how to use spade or watch a
spindle.'
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A HOUSE in Boston advertises a
large invoice justreceived of Japanese
paper clothing, which, it is said, can
be washed five or six times. The pa
per collar manufacturers held an an
nual meeting in Boston last Friday, at
which a statement was made that
collars and cuffs OF paper to the mum.
Der of l so, 900. 900 were manufactured
annually by parties represented in the
Paper Collar Protective Association,
while they use over $4,000 yards OF
Gotten cloth per diem for goods partly
cotton and partly paper. The bulness
was said to be increasing rapidly.
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The latest ne ws from the Cape Of
Good Hope by mail is not encour-
aging to the hopes of the diamond
diggers or to those who expect to
sparkle into wealth suddenly at the
mines. The Herald of Port Elizabeth
says: Diamonds are still most
difficult to sell. We have not heard
of any sales lately worth speaking of.
At the public sale in Martizburg a
few lots were disposed of, but they
were so small as to scarcely be worth
taking notice of. The general feeling
here seems to be that the diamond
fields have seen their best days. y
Money was plenty and the banks i'm
ported specie freely, so that the coin
ed value was likely to be maintained
despite the temporary sheen of the
new found equivalent-an interesting
fact in the history of the solidartie'
of commerce.
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VOL. XVIII--NO VIII.
5: 5: E: :: 3. 3. x:...ss::} xx:...ss:} $. Editors.
ands.kysrset: Fra Door Eaae, Post ones
3elisisns.
FIRST eRksBYEeRIAN cRURcH. Rev

FIRST PRKsBREERLAN CHURCH, Rev
Pastor. Services every Sabbath q
l0k O'Clock, A. NJ, and7 o'clock, P. n. Sab
bath school Z O'clock. AN. Prayer Meet
ner of Main and Hardin streets.
FIRST CONVERSATIONAL CHURcH,Rev
SPetersen, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at lox O'Clock. A: n, and O'clock, p, M
ing o clock Thursday evening. Broadway
south of Main-Cross street.
METHODIST EeLSc0Izk HURcH, Rev
Oliver Kennedy, Pastor. eervicea every Sob
Nm ssDSsS a 0ssSei saSooi o'.aces. Prayer
Meeting O'Clock Thursday evening. San.
dusky street, west Of Main street.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rev
Geo: Miller, Pastor Services every sanpatt
Sabbath school II O'Clock, A. N. Prayer
Xeeting Z O'Clock Thursday evening. Craw
ford street west OF Main street.
UNITED BREZERENLN QHRL6T, Rex.T
J: Harbsush. .Pa,spr ssryicss every seoSs,s S San
bath School ct O'Clock, A. n. Prayer Meet
ng O'Clock Thursdey evening. Corner o.
Crawford and West streets.
cHURcH OF G0D, Front street. .vestof Main
Sabbath at l0X O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'cloc
Pm. Sabbath-school at 2H p. N. Prayer
meeting every Thurs day evening at
O'Clock. -.
ST MIoHAxz,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. B. You've, Pastor. Every other ssppatn
First Mass at so'clock, A. NJ High Mass q
70. A. NJ Catechism st2 Z; n SSs sssyiess sr1 IN
morning at s O'Clock, A. II. West end OF
Main-Cross street.
GERMANLUTHERAN (&. Joha,4 CHURCH,
fRev. NJ. Buerkle, Pastor. Services every
School he ss as o'cioct, q a 4 singing society al
O'Clock Friday evening Corner OF West
and Front streets.
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SAN Francisco is quietly stealing
from England enc of her commercial
Iaurels, in the tea trade, which the
direct communication with Chi1a
brings to that enterprislng city.
Twenty-three million dollors' worth
of the tea We drank last year came to
us through the Golden Gate, and tea
traders say the amount viii be doub-
led within two years. England is
waking up to her loss, aud is build
inc vessels to sail under the French
and English flags to reclaim the trade
she is losing. But since it has once
been diverted to our shores, it Will
be easily kept by home patronage
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CHAPTER II.
A GREAT STEP TAKEN.

a OhhAA oiEh tAANH-N.
In the midst of the Antarctic ocean,
q little off the route from New York
to Australia, there lies large island
named Kerguelen's Land, or-as
Capt. Cook called 1.-THE Island of
Desolation.
1t was discovered just a hundred
years ago, Tin 1772,) by the French
naval officer whose name i. bears. 1t
was uninhabited then, and Is to day
as deserted as ever.
The smallest school,boy among
our readers can find it upon his map
of the world, about midway between
the south end of Africa and Austria
liza, we'll up toward the South Pole.
1t is a hundred miles in length by
fifty in breadth, and is consequently
three or four times as large as Rhode
Island.
Its coasts are so wild and danger
GUS that its discoverer, during the
two expeditions that he made to 1t,
did not once bring his ships to anchor
in any of its bays and harbors.
It's shape is very irregular, but
something like that of an hour glass
it being nearly cut in two by couple
OF large bays; but these two divis
ions are unequal in size, the northern
peninsula being much larger than the
southern.
It's coast line is wildly broken ant
Jagged, its inumerable CULTS being
long and narrow, and its promonto
ries are correspondingly sharp ant
slender, reaching out into the ocesl
like fingers.
The body of the island indeed .e
sembles that of some huge monste
Of the antediluvian world, even as it
canes and headlands resemble such
monsters unsightly limbs and claws
A more terrific solitude than thi
! isle Of Desolation does not exist upo
our wrecked planet.
Neither the SHOWS OF Himalay
i, nor the sands OF Sahara can outvl
its terrors.
No inhabitant is there, not even
, \ saysoe--no house, no tree, no shrul
no fence nor road, no field nor gal
D den. no horse. no dog--not even
snake or a wolf.
Lone, blasted and barren, it loob
like the skeleton of land that b,
f perished.
e It may indeed be that Desolation
the relic--the surviving fragment
9 of a continent that went down her
countless ages ago, with hosts of il
hsbitants, in some vast convulsion
: nature.
t II has certainly undergone drea'
full visita.ions; been rent by cart
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Notice for Proposals.
CLERKS OFFICE,

CLERKS OFFICE,
FINDLAY TWP, HANCOCK Co., OHIO.
FINDLAY, June 4th, 1s12.)
rEAJ,ED proposals will be received at this
y ONCE until Monday, July Sth, 1872, at one
O'clock P. NJ, for procuring the right Of way
and for purchasing all me ma,eihS, d hn,,asta ssSu
Ing q Railroad, commencing at q stake in the
bed of the Lake Erie & Louisville Railway, IN IN
south-west from the point where said Railway
crosses the south line of Sandusky street; IN
said town, thence in a southwest direcllon n
along the bed of said Railway, to the west
line OF fFindlay township, or SO far as can pe
constructed for the SIN of So 800, in bonds OF
Findlay township.
said railroad to be ofthe same gauge and
same size of iron rails, chairs and ties as that
ofthe Lake Erie and Louisville Railway at It's
present terminus In Findlay.
yNo: ENGLEMAN,l Trustees Of
GEORGE B'GGS, )Township.
JACOB F. BURKEr, Township Clerk.
June 7-5w
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SOME idea of the immense influx oi
people from the United States to En-
rope this season may be had from tine tn
fact that the mail steamers o1 w .Ie
~ a,a'nU"S aU ayeraae, two hundred and
om .n.v.f;ve ~ cabin passengers on each
wv .Son On their voyages from Ham
Trip, 20 New York they carry in all
~, Su geen eight hundred and one thou
sand passengers. Two vessels OF this
line leave New York every week. The
whole number of cabin passengers who
have left this season for Europe is es
timated at over fifty thousand.
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zeuersItxf.

FINDLAY COUNCIL, NO. 50 r. g. N
Regular Convocation second Monday In eact
month. JANIS WILSON, 7. ]. q. M, b. b
BEARDSLEY, Recorder.
F1NDLAY CHAPIR, NO. IS, r. A. M
Regular Convocation, First Monday In each
month. B. r. KINHoNs,H ,H. p, d. B. BEARDs
LKY, Secretary.
S7NDLAY LODGE, NO. a, r. A. M
Regular Commun1cafion First and Third
Wednesdays In each month. NJ B. PArrkR-
SON W NJ, o. J. DEWoLFE, Secretary.
BLANCHARD LODGE NO. l0s, r. q A. NJ
Regular Communication Second and Fourth
Wednesdays in each month B. r. KIM
BoNs,W. N, r. W. FIRNIN, Secretary.
GOLDEN RULE ENCANPKENF, NO. 90,
1. O. o. n Stated meetings on the second
and fourth Fridays of each month, O'Clock,
p M. In Odd Fellows' Hall. d. c, FISHER
c, r.. and D. 7. WINDERs. Scribe.
HANCOCK LODGE, NO. "a, I. O. O. r.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening at
7o'clock, p. NJ, In Odd Fellows Hall. ]. r.
BuKKEr., N. g., J. c. POWELL. sec'y.
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TuE Chicago Evening Aaz records
With great satisfaction that the man
who got up the recent corner in wheat
in that city raising the price from
81 so to 81 65, crowding the ware
houses 100000 bushels at a time
when it would gladly have been taken
abroad Cutting the market the mar
ket just as the new crop was about to
come in, and injuring the commerce
of the city incalculably, has been car
ried down stream by the torrent
which he created, and finds himself
some hundreds of thousands worse of
than when he began bis rascally
scheme. Retributiye Justice like this
is seldom seen.
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Business Directory.

Caros Of Seven Lines inserted IN sh1s
De1arfmenfo Of the paper At SIX Dollars
Per AAnum.
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Notice for Proposals.
CLERKS OFFICE, UNION TOWNSHIP,

CLERKS OFFICE, UNION TOWNSHIP,
HANCOCK COUNTY, OHIO.
June llth, 1877.
OEALED proposals will be received at this
- ONCE until Monday. July 10, ls72 at !
O'clock p, M. for procuring the right OF way,
and purchasing ali the material, and building
constructing, bridging and bailasting Iall, rail-
of the Lake Erie & Louisville Railway crosses
iowa Creek, in said Union township, thence
in a south-westerly direction, along and upon
the bed of said railway 10 where the said
railway bed crosses the north line OF Sec
ton No, twenty-seven, In said Union town
shin. or 10 far as can be constructed. finished
and placed in running order for the sum o.
twenty thousand dollars.
Said railway to be the same guage, ano
size of iron rails, chairs and ties, ana tns
same grade as that of the said Lake Erie
Louisville Railway at the present terminus
LII in0i"'' 4" WILLIAM REESE,
JOSEPH STRATTON,
. GEORGE HARPS TER,
l Trustees of Union township. Hancock coun
DAVID CoxER, Township Clerk.
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3Oth day of July, A. D. 1872,

at the usual placeof holding elections in said
township of Orange; and require said voters
ar the special election so to be held, to vote
for or against the construction OF the said
proposed railroad, and the request herein had,
resuired by law. This request is made under
the provisions OF an Act of the General As
semf5ly OF the State of Ohio, entitled Z" An
Act to authorize counties to build railroads,
April 2Sd, 1872, and for the purpose of avail
ing said township of all the benefits, powers
M nrivileSes Of said Act"
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Examinationst 70 ocommenceathaifPa
Each applicant must pay the legal fee OF
fiffy cents. for Institute Fund, upon entering
the class.
facsorv Trftten evidence Of good moral char
arfer before a certificate will issue; and
feochers rurst be recommended by their last
~ eynnficant win be admitted forexamina.
tjon witbin three months after the second
successive failure. .,,e., :,
All applicants must come wen quaalnHe1 IN
cess in teaching viii alwsysmerit andreceive
due consideration.
gao; 9aeI =; ;arrEna.TS rzsD1srSs lE.am,n..
J. .R. KAGr!
jan 20, '72-ly.
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IS.-sls la lll-l
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Notice for Proposals.

Trustees OF Union township. Hancock
ty, Ohio.
DAVID CoxER, Township Clerk.
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CLERKS OFFICE, LIBERTY TowSsHIP,)
HANCOCK COUNTY, STATE OF OHIO,

CLERKS OFFICE, LIBERTY Tow wSsHIP,l
HANCOCK COUNTY, STATE OF OHIO,
June IL, A. d., 1872. }
CEALED proposals will be received at this
- ONCE until Monday. July 18th, A. D.. 1872
at i O'Clock p. NJ, for procuring the right o.
way, purchasing all the material and rolling
stock, and building, constructing. bridging
and ballasting a railway, commencing at .
point where the Lake Erie & Louisville Rail
way bed crosses the east line of said Liberty
township, and thence In n south-westerly di
rection on and upon said road bed, In ant
through saidtownshipto to the point where tn,
said Lake Erie & Louisville Railway BET
crosses the south line OF said Liberty town
ship or as far as can be constructed for tn,
sum of five thousand dollars in bonds of sal,
said railway TO be of the same gauge, size O
iron rails, chairs and ties as that of the LAX
Eric q Louisville Railway, at its present ter
minus in Findlay, Ohio.
T. II. TAYLOR,
AMOS PORTER,
| JOHN REED,
Trustees of Liberty Township, Hancocl
rs. PORTER. Township Clerk. I'd.
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PUTTING A TRUNK OFF THE CARS

The passengers on one of the Ri
ker street cars laughed, some few
days since, at scene between the
conductor and well-dressed young
man from Georgetown. AS the cal
was passing down the avenue, the
young man at the time standing or
the platform taking it easy, with one
foot on a trunk, he was approached
by ths conductor and his fare de
manded. He quietly passed over hi'
five cents,
Conductor-I demand twenty-fiv:
cents for that trunk.
Young man ihesitating Twenty
five centsl Well l think l will no
pay for it.
C-Then 1 shall put the trunk of
Y. M.-You had better not, yol
may be sorry.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car
dumps trunk on the avenue stree
car, and after going sometwo squares
approaches the young man, who wa
still calm as q summer morning, anC
in an angry mood says: "Now
have put your trunk of, what are yo'
going to do about it."
Y. NJ. (cooly)-Well, 1 don't pro
pose to do any thing about it; its n
concern of mine; it wasn't my trunk
q. (fiercely)-Then why did yo
not tell me so?
Y. M.-Because you did not as
NE, and told you you'd besorry for il
C. (furiously)-Then go inside tn
car.
Y. ai.-Oh no, you're good enoug
company for me out here.
At this juncture portly German
emerges from the car. and angril'
SAYS: "Mine Gott, you fellers, wher
is mine trunk?'
Y. Y.M.-My friend, l think tina
is your trunk on the avenue there
German-Who puts him OFF,
hafe the monish to psy him. l wi
see about dot.
The car was stopped, shortl
afterward the conductor was seen t
come sweating up with the trunk o
his back, part Of the performanc
he did no. enjoy half as well as di
the passengers.-W Washington Epe'
, ing Star.
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THoLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
w and dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale, at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. 21
and O. Main Street
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Milliuery,
MISS JULIA A. PARKER,
2nanre Mrrrhants.

w.s.osBoRN. LA. BALDwIS
OSBORN Il BALDWIN,
NNERAL DUCEMERCHANTS Deal
U ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits, Beeswax. Pelts, Hides and Coun
try Produce of all descriptions.
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A WRITER in the Sheffield Eng
land) Telegraph describes in glowing
colors q visit to the Albion Iron
Works near that city. At these works
there is an order now in,course of ex-
ecution for over 20, 900 miles of tele-
graph wire, which could be wound
round the earth as bobbin nearly
three times over. lie who would see
wire-making in its most picturesque
aspect should visit the wire mills by
night. 1t is the Matching of enor.
nous whlp-snakes-fery serperts oi
enormous length out of Bessemel
ingots. FIRST the egg or ingot is
heated, then reheated and elongated
then reheated and hstched between
the rollers, from which it leaps out s
kissing, winding, writhing and very
vivaciOus snake of fire, extremely
thin and long, and decidedly savage
The mechanical arrangements are
such as to turn out two hundred and
eighty tons of finished wire per week
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LINER, d. ID. s. 10. KELLER,
KELTNER 4 KELLER.

@ A. KELrNER, Operative and Mechanical
-. Dentist. j. D. KELLER, Operative Dentist,
Artificial teeth made of all styles, natural
teeth filed with gold, silver, &C., and teeth
extracted without pain with laughing gas,
chloroform, &C. Branch offices: CARLY ISL
day of each month, ADA, Sd Friday OF each
month. Office in Findlay, over Baker Cos
Snoe Store, same entrance to Lyle's Picture
Gallery. May 10, 72-tf.
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Ii is almost as hard to follow the
many turns aad bubbles of the Stokes
case as it is to form clear idea OF
what is to become Of our "claims'' at
the hands of the arbitrators. In the
trial Of Stokes the first juron has been
obtained. 1t is all that could be
wished for, if blissful ignorance is the
thing desired. He had no sure knowl.
edge of Fisk, Gould or Tweed; had
heard OF Fisk having been killed "or
the stairs somewhere but thought
little of it, and did not speak of it ex
cept, perhaps, to his own family
This remarkable man is a foreigner
by birth, and probably has no con-
scientious scruples.
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C1TxxEND RANK.
(1AHLIM & Co, BANKERs. Banking
~ Ho@ N kevDon's BLOCK, No. &C, Main
10 II O'Clock, 4, ond hoW 30 N Io,ciorE p ~
general banklng b1ninsadoras Inter- IN
special deposits. -
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Tuesday, July 30th, 1872,

Between the hours of 6 o'clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock, p. NJ, 1t which time and place sald
electors are required to vote for or against the
construction OF said proposed Railroad, the
borrowing of the amount named as fund loI
that purpose, the issuing of said bonds and
the other REQUESTS therein made. The opin-
ion OF said electors shall be expressed on
their ballots as follows: 'RA1LROAD-fES
or "RAILROAD-NO,"w which ballots shall be
Counted and returned by the judges and
clerks of said election, as in other cases.
JK. MANN,
JAS ]. CRAWFORD,
JOHN ]. .NONOMAKER,J
Trustees of Orange Township, Hancock coun-
ty, Ohio.
June %, 1S12-n7w5.
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@ RENNINGER, Proprietor. Corner Main
sand Main-Cross Streets, Findlay, Ohio.
The central location of this House makes II
the most desirable place to stop at in Findlay.
The tables are always supplied with the best
n the market. Good stahle es and hostlers.
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TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William H. Norton, while residing
In Brazil rs Missionary, discovered In thai
land OF medicines, a remedy for CoNsUMP'
TON, ScRoFULA, SORE THROAT, COUGHS
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS
This remedy has cured myself after all othel
medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering. Will sent
the recipe for preparing and using this RENE
dy 10 all who desire ii FREE OF CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your nam'
and address on II. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
676 Broadway, New York City.
nol9-ly.
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Cigars aud Tpbarrn.
TOTTEN BROS.

VHHOLESALEA ANDRETAILD LDEALERSin
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff and Pipes. A
splendid stock of Fine Cut, Shorts Plug and
Smoking Tobacco. A full line of Bale Goods
constantly on hand. No. IS, Main Street.
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MARVIN HOUSE.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

IoRNER MAIN AND CORY STREETS. A
~ frst-class house in every particular
VIM Marvin 4 Co. Proprietors, also, dealers
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physicians & SURGEONS. Surgical and
ID Chronic cases desiringt to consult DR.. En-
trfkin will find him in the Office on Wednes
days and Saturdays from 10 O'Clock a. m. to
o'clock p. m. DR. Miller can be consulted on
Tuesdays and Fridays at same hours. Office
in room formerly occupied by DIR. Entrikin.
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WEDLOCK.

THE BASIS OF CIVIL socIETY.-Essays for
Young Men on the honor and happiness OF
Marriage. and the evils and dangers ofCelib-
acy,-wifh sanitary help for the attainment of
man'strue position In life. Sent fret, ,insealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TIoN. Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. [noy
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D.CLINE d SONS.

"HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish and a General
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good prices paid for Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
try Produce generally. East side of Main St.
first door north of Colt House Block, Findlay,
Ohio. TApril Is '70-tfl
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ISAAC DAVIS
". I. DAVIS. J.w. DAVIS. M. L. DETwILER
nAVuS RRng n rA

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Flour, Salt, Fish, Wooden and Willow Ware
&C, &c, Corner of Main and Sandusky Streets,
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That In accordance with said request a
meeting of the electors OF said Orange town.
shin is Hereby called and a special election for
said purpose is hereby called and ordered az
the usual place of holding. elections in said
Oror mo- t0WushiD.
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frem the City with the largest stock of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
ever seen in Findlay.
5une2,7 q. W. KIMMEL.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-07-05

- Z. ~. EIRMIN, NJ. n,
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