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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-11-29
Religious.

-1per PRE6BYTERLAN CH URCH, Rev.
p Muse Pastor. Services every Sao6atn a.
leZ o'clock, A. NJ, and7 O'Clock, P. NJ sab
hafh school II o'clock, A N. Prayer Meet
,sa ? o;ciock r. NJ Thursday evening. Cor
.s1 Of Main aud Hardin streets.
FTRsT GREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev
~ : Peterson Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at IeH O'CLOCK a; NJ ano y PSayer Meet
tn0 o clock Thursday evening bfoao"@S'
sosith Of Aain-Cross street.
xRrHoDIsI EPISCOPAL HURCA, Rev
LR. aenderson. Pastor. serylees n,s4cs sIeLS 71o
n Gabbafh school O'Clock, Z. N. ftsyeI
Neeting Z O'Clock Thursday evening San
dusky street, west of Main street.
9ygLTsB CTRERAE CHURCH, Rev.
Geo. Miller. Pastor serves ,a ocIock P. NJ
sabbath school at 9 o'clock, A. N. f~tayeI ~
deeting O'clock Thursday evening SrA"-
ford street st Of Main street,
UNITED BAETHREN IN CHRIST, hev: =.
T. Harbauyh, Pastor. Services every 81 Ss S ~
a. no o'clock A. 81 , and O'Clock, T. d: SAD
bath school at O'Clock, A. N; Frayer rnaT ~
ng7 O'Clock Thursday evening Oofhei VI
Crawford and West Streets
CHURCH or G0D, front stree, ,westoi MALI IN,
Rev r. w. Awkerman, Pastor services on
Sabbath al iOZ O'Clock, A. NJ, ana cioS,
PM sabbath-school at ~ p. N; Prayer
meeting avery Thurs day evening al
o'clock ,or, r,--
sr HJCB1 1EL's scATROLIC CHURCH,R Rev.
J.B. YouSG, Pastor. Every otneI SapOatn NJ y,
First Mass at so'elock, q A-n . ni; M seryices in
English. German and French; Mass eEery :,
nlornipR al g O'Clock, A. M west Gnu Vi
Main-Cross street.
q GERMhNLU7RERAH( (st Johnsl CHOkoA,
Rev. N. Buerkle, Pastor; Px serStog NJ gsa5betk
school al O'Clock, "A. NJ. Singing society ~ "a. q.
: O'clock Friday evening. Corner OF west
and Front streets
ENGLISH RRFORAED ISL RaaFO CHUROh,
Rev Josiah May Pastor. Services every
other sabbath at 10 O'Clock, A M. East emo
of Main-Cross street.
GERMAN REF ORMED CHURCH, Rev. J.S
Ruhl Pastor Services every other SaoDatn
at O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath Schooi AZ
O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meeting AZ IoeIock
wednesday evening. East END OF MALL
Gross street.
EyAYGELICAL CHI URCH, Rev. VIM. Whit
tington Pastor. Services every Saooath
atI0X O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock (. NJ
sabbath School at O'Clock, p. M. prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. sanousky
street east Of Main
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A BOSTON VIEW OF TIE SITUA-
TI0N.

Our estimate sets the entire loss st
eighty millions OF dollars prodig-
ious destruction in itself, but by no
mesns to infiict 3 crushing blow upon
the prosperity Of Buston. All We
old boot and shoe manufacturing ana
commission firms are solvent, ana
and even strong as before the nre'
and nv their solyency, will pre-
serye 70 Boston uninpaired this
verv valuable line of business. very
many OF the jobbing firms, also In
the same line, came out OF tne nre
With large losses, it is true, but able
to meet all their engagements and 70
continue their business The same
NAV be said in general tsrms OF the
large manufacturers and dealers In
clothing. Their stocks IN hand are
consumed. but their surplus of assets
in bills and accounts receivable, TO
oether with what insurance they will
he able to recover, will save them
That there will be failures IN several
OF the leading lines OF business is
probable but in the case Of many
firms we believe it will be found that
sf.er q suspension Of payments until
they can ascertain how much Of their
insurance can be realized, they will
resume payments and go on as before.
In the magnitude of its destructive
ness. the Boston coIfsgration Of 1915
is second in rank among all the fire:
Which have occurred in :he United
States, that OF Chicago OF course
standing az the head OF the list By
the last named most terrible even
some 1000 buildings, covering 81
area OF 2.l24 acres, were consumed
but the difference in the compsra'is'
value of the buildings and goods oe
stroyed there and here msy De lnle,i inter-,
ed from the tact that the total d. acoSAl ooo
| loss by the Chicago fire was SIsU,UUO ''S;o1.
400 the amount assigned to oallol9ss rs
heinz % asa. .OOO, 900, and to me6cna0oo%i's ere o0o %
a oeiV 5srsonaI effects s14S. .OOO.oOV:-
anu anu ggs.,ruction BY our fire covering
,a.s ans ,bsn % $ thirtieth OF the space wa We
,sarsSoTe ,ssS by value very nearIy one
sneTeioa' s.if eSst Of the great Chicago eAlsm
sNu
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ISAAC DAVIS.

ISAAC DAVIS. HENRY B GREEN.
DAVIS q GREEN,
UTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
wv 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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FEMALE LECTURERS.

The London Saturday Rswsss thus
sketches some OF the classes Of fe-
male lecturers now numerous in
England. The descriptions, like the
predictions IN some Of the old alma
macs, will answer for sny latitude:
The very dress and appearance of
the lady lecturer nine times out Of
ten mark her purpose. One glides
on to the platform as 8 picturesque
pre- Rsfselite study" her drapery
hanging in long straight folds over
her feet, her golden bair carded into
q fuzzy aureole about her head, her
whole costume capital model for an
artist. She knows her ges-up Is sf-
fective, and that every woman in the
audience will envy her, while many
will try to copy her; and she knows
too that the men will admire her, and
for the sake OF her besuty be lenient-
ly disposed. or something more, TO
her logic. But II she were to tfn you
the absolute truth, she would confess
that she regards lecturing as the best
advertisement OF her beauty, snd that
IL she were snub-nosed and fright,
she would be far less earnest about
woman's rights and wrongs than she
Is at present Only she does not
tell the truth, snd she acts out her
pretense to the last.
Another wears her hair c1t short
aud parted on the side like man.
Like man, too, she comes equsrely
to the front; her brief skirts, lspeled
vest, uncomprising shirt-front, and
severe shIrtcollsr are her protest
sgainst feminine vauities, or the as
sistsnce to be derived from personal
She is Of tbe ktod
which emulates men while scorning
them; and like the famous minister
who set hymns and psalms and splr-
itual songs to dance music, on the
plea that he did not see why the
Devil should have all the best tunes,
she adopts In her own habits and
person tue characteristics OF tho sex
he affects to despise and contemn.
A third 10 a mere fashionable lady,
behovered and bsjeweled TO the last
extreme OF the mode. She puts her
.rus. in "style," and thinks herself
safe from rude, critical handling, il
she shows herself got up as grasds
fame should be.
A fourth is feminine, refined, splr-
tusl, with floating locks streaming
pack from her brow, and certain
lind Of Fra Angelica look about her
Iuggestive OF saints and sersphs, and
'saIly very pretty; while a fifth
loes not hesitate 70 present herself
lowdy, Indifferent to her personality
. 8 woman, and only Uishful for the
,laudits which follow on successful
Intellectual endeavor. Her ambition
5 not TO be 8 well.bred lady, or
picture, or even a seminar,
,ut a talking creature ofno sex at all,
!. lecturer pure and simple. But
Ehatever the line they take, what
hey are and how they look is that
Which chiefly interests them; and
he kind Of personality they displsy
g not second ia importsnce to the
character of the doctrine they sdVo-
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WHOLE NUMBER 67S
MURDERER At LIBERTY.
PeealiarttIes OF the Law.

Probably the most novel and orig
insl termination of proceedings
against q man for murder that is on
record occurred in Californis last
month, and was briefly mentioned
in our telegrsphic news OF the time.
In 1870 q man by the name OF Nc
Laughlin, usually called Tip McLaugh
lin for shortness, read in q San
Francisco publication Of ill-repute
paragraph rejecting upon his wife.
Mclaughlin lived in Sacramento, and
for some reason or other he took up
on himself to suppose that one Lund-
holm, also of Sacramento, had writ
ten the Objectionable article. It
does net appear that he had any
reasonable ground for his suspicion,
as Lundholm is described ss peaeea-
bic, well. conducted German who prr-
sued the avocstion Of bsrkeeker in
lager beer saloon, dispensing the
mild beverage which formed the sta
pie OF trade in the establishment
where be gained his livelihood with
quietness and q careful attention to
the wants Of his customers. Such a
person would hardly be supposed to
be likely to seek reputation in the
field Mclaughlin ascribed to him.
But st sny rate. the latter chose to
consider that Lundholm wrote the
and he visited the place
where the man was employed and
charged bin with the authorship.
The imputation was at once denied.
Here the accounts Of the affair that
rave reached Us become foggy; but
he result Of the interview was that
Lundholm was shot dead by his Wis
tor. It ia not clear whether he wss
hot because Mclaughlin thought he
Vrote the scurrilous paragraph, or
,ecause he had been guilty of dis
courtesy in denying McLaughlin's
'ssertion that be hsd written it. But
le was shot, and it probably made
title difference to the unfortunate
1undholm which was the precise rea-
ION for his untimely taking of. Nc
Lsughlin was arrested for murder.
md afterwards innumerable legal
proceedings, including the nom
igreement OF jury on his case, was
admitted to bail. In October he was
ried again and convicted of murder
q the first degaee, which everybody
bought righteous termination OF
is case. just here, however, an
Embarrassment sprsug up. This
erdict set aside the proceedings ad-
lifting him to bail, and the Judge
cling delicacy sbout ordering the
rest OF one who had been admitted
bail by the Supreme Court, ad-
urned the court without making
y order IS to the disposition Of the
1soner. The consequence was that
cLaughlIn was permitted to walk
It OF the court with his counsel, his
uviction Of murder practically
rving az release for his bail. His
unset made a motion for a new
al, but as the convicted man az
ICE left the city, it is hardly expect
that the motion will be very ur-
ntly pressed.
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Plantation BitterS.
s. T.-l860-X.

This wonderful vegetable restora
tive is the sheet anchor of the feebl'
and debilitated. As a tonic and cor
dial for the aged and languid it ha:
no equal among stomaehers. As q
remedy for the nervous weakness tc
which women are especially subject
it is superseding every other stimu,
liant. In all climates, tropical TEN,
perate or frigid, it acts as a specific
in every species Of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down tn animal spirit.
Jan 10. '72-lY.
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guetifal.
THE EVENING STORY.

Now. we are not sleepy. mother,
See how wide-avake We seem:
Tell ms son,a,bin, sweet IN tbinkof
T.1I us sorne,bt,,o sves, 20 dream
Tel, the verv s,vse,es, s,orv
Tbot ro,, .y.r teorJ q, read
And vouTI see that wen remember
Fverv singIa uord vop,ve said.
r,,a,, toll, ,t.,, n, a r,,drt,b,
T. ,ha1.-,- 49, 80
when the sirv wss mi ofanpels
And rom every shining row.
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The fact has been disclosed in Chi
cago that when, in August last, in
orSer to test any discrepancy in the
quantity of grain actually IN store in
elevators ia that city and elevator re-
ceipts in circulation, the measurement
of grain in store was ordered Inc
proprietors of one Of the elevators had
false bottoms put in . number OF their
- o,,lv . few feet from the top and
covsrsd oars them with grain, and they
we're then measured as t9ll, making a
s;ss,snce 80 Of many thousand bushels
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Inc central location of this House makes IL
the most desirable place TO stop at in Ftndlay.
rhe tables are always supplied with the best
n the market. Good stahl e. and hostlers.
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G. e. RUHL
DR. 4. CARR.

OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
y tist, CrOmley's Block. All operations
pertaining TO the profession. carefully and
SkillfuIy performed. Residence, No23, West
Hardin Street
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Thanksgiving.
WHY MEN SHOULD PRAISE GOD.
aTHaNKse1vINGsERM

A ATHANKSGIVIN SERMON,
Preached before the united Christian
Congregations of Ffndlay I'm the First
Presby &c rian Church, Nov. 2s, 1874,
by Pastor W. s. Peterson, Of the First
Conversational Church.
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Notices Of Ue Press.

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to popular desires and needs. Indeed, when
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L. +. DUNN,
y ". ANDERSON. GEO. F. PENDLEToN
AHnERsON a PENnLETON.

4 TTORNEYS at Law. Will attend carefully
a and promptly to all kinds OF business.
Special attention given to Titles, Probate
matters Conveyancing and Collections Or
nceover Hubers' Drug Store, north of Court
House.
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G. G. BARND,

a TroRNEY AT LAW, will attend prompt
a ly to business Special attention given
u coilectiors. Ofice in rorey's Building
fovsr Ruthrauff & Corey's Hardware Store
Main Street, Findlay, Ohio.
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To teachers.
THE Board of School Examinersof HancoCk
County will meet at the Ninth District
school House, in Findlay, for the examina-
ton of Teachers, on the following days
during the year 1872:
Saturday, March ID.
March 25d,
April 9th,
April 2th,
" May 4th,
Z" May 25th
June Sth,
August, ,24th,
I" September Tth
90 September 2Ist.
October I2tn,
October 26th,
November I'd,
I" November 9Th,
I" November sd,
4" December 7th,
I" December 2lst.
E1aminationstoc to commence at half pastnine
forenoon.
Each applicant must pay the legal fee OF
| the class.
Each applicant must furnish MS with salts
Isctory written evidence of good moral char
scteL before certificate will issue; and
eTaSloI1 must De recommended by their last
No applicant wiIbe admitted forexamina-
| non within three months after the second
/ successive failure 'He seSonN
| the Common School Rranches and 1ord s,c, =
due consideration. III anu receive
GEO. F. .PENDLEroN,o
| j.R. GaT KSST' KsSxaAN' E1aminers
jan 26, 72-ly.
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oEO. r. ZEN DLEEON.
A TT0RNEY a COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
p once over the Red Corner Drug Store,
North OF court house. jan %, '72-Iy
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Good prices paid for Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
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w. Il. SNYDER.

rTNHE GREAT CASH HOUSE, "Old White
Il Corner" by Court House. A complete Dry
Goods Store, Clothing Store, Boot and Shoe
Store, Hat and Cap Store, Millinery Store, Fur
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Us. BALLKSTLS
"
RAILENTINE II POST.

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=. a KELTNER. ID. D. S-

- A. KELrSER. Operative and Mechanical
>. Dentist. Artificial teeth made of all sty les,
naturalsteeth filled with gold, silver, &C, and
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