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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-10-25
ENTRIKIN d MILLER.

DHYSICIANS SURGEONS. Surgical and
IL Chronic cases desiring to consult DR.. En-
trikin will find him in the office on Wednes-
days and Saturdays from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 8
O'Clock p. m. DR. Miller can be consulted on
Tuesdays and Fridays at same hours. Office
in room formerly occupied by DR.. Entrikin.
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Examinations to commence eathaIfpastnine
forenoon.
Each applicant must pay the legal fee OIL
nfty cents, for Institute Fund, upon entering
the class.
Each applicant must furnish us with salts
factory written evidence OF good moral char
scfer before a certificate will issue; and
teachers must be recommended by their last
employers. ,,
.ion within three months after the second
successive failure.
All applicantsmust come well qualified n
the Common School Branches ana good sue
cess in teachfng will always merit andreceive
due consideration.
GEO. F. PENDLEroN,1
JOHN BOWMAN, SExaminers
J.R. KAGY.
ian 26 r72-lN.
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K.T.DUNr
HENRY BROWN.

A TToRNEY AT LAW
1,.fice over w. L. Davis & Co.'S store, Main
street. Findlay, Ohio. laPr.bs, 1tI
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.-oyn.- n qHAFER. AAkUN b bdAFILb
sHAFER BROS,

III AraS,sS sac,sce of Law. win practice in stats
- limited states Courts, and viii give
nrompt attention 20 all business piaceSa Ss,,a ~
their hands. ONCE in Wheelers bloGn, E,1a, Z ino
law Ohio. 49, .
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The above are only a few of the hundreds OF
recommendations cur Plovs have received.
Allwho have used them tell the same story.
The above are all We have time or space 10
enumerate. Call and see Tor yourselves. We
can furnish you as good plow right at home
as you can get
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W. -. DAVIS. NV. DAVIS. N. L. DETwILER
DAVIS BROS. d CO.,
"HOLESALE 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. q
and %, Main Street
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have tried the Jackson Steel Piow. manu-
facfured at tie '.Old Jackson Foundry" by
Wolf & Powell, tn my full satisfaction, and
finds 1t is just what the farmer needs. II
works well in both loose ground and sod. II
is, in short, lie best plow have ever used.
SOLOMON POWELL.
FTadJGy ToU7lShip, ApriI 80, 1872.
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A y ANDERSON,
@. G. BARND.

q-,oRNEY AT LAW, will attend prompt
a " 10 business Special attention gwen
hayf,sctiors- Ofice in Corey's Building,
to,,sI 70 Rnffrauff 4 Corey's Hardware store,)
Main street, Findlay, Ohio.
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OFFICE HoURs.
a nen ATTAIN. and close at sp. m.
Business Directory.
Sttprueys at gaw.

.,nrus of seven Lines inserted I'm this
Department of the paper at Six DOLLARS
per Anuum.
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FIRST NATTOSALBANKOFFIyDLA

A UTHORlZED CAPITAL-sIO0,OO 600. Desig-
n mated Depository of the United States-
Banking Hours from TO u o'clock, NJ, and
TO z. M. Directors: e. p. Jones, W. II. Wheel
er, Henry Brown,J j. II. Wilson, and Isaac Davis
E. L. JONES, Pres'L G. +. NILES, Cash.
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lam using one of the Jackson Steel Plows,
and think that ii is just the Plow the farmer
need. don't think there can be better
Plow made Tor all purposes
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MetfIs.
AnfERICANHOUKE.

- RENNlNGEK, Proprietor. Corner Main
OsaDd Main-Cross Streets. Findlay, Ohio.
The central location of this House makes IL
the most desirable place 10 stop at in FindIay.
The tables are always supplied with the best
the market. Good stables and hostlers.
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Gigars aud Cpbarro.
rorrEN RROs..

AND ETAILDEALERSin
w Cigars, Tobacco, smut and Pipes. A
ss3S,nosriue Tobacco. A full line of Bale Goods
eorefapfiy on hand. No.75, Main Street.
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To Teachers.

To Teachers.
rNHE Board of School lExaminersof HancoSs
i County will meet at the Ninth Dlstrlc
school House, in Findlay, for the examina
ton of Teachers, on the following day
during the year IS72:
Saturday, March I'd.
March 10th,
Z" March sd,
"a April 9th,
&" April 20th,
a. May 9TH,
Nay 18th
June Sth,
q" August, ,23th
' September 7th
80 September 2lst.
October l2tn,
October 26th,
November I'd,
a. November Sth,
"a November sd,
I a. December 7th,
Il f,ar lef
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lam using one OF the Jackson Steel Plows
and think il cannot be beat.
RUFUS HARTMAN.
Onion TolCnship, Nay ., ISL
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$. A, KELTNEI;, ID. D. :.

- A. KELTSER, Operative and Mechanical
OsDentist. Artificial teeth made of all styles,
natural teeth filled with gold, silver, &c, and
teeth extracted without pain with laughing
gas. cblorofoun, ,dc. Branch Offices. CAREY LIST
day Of each month, ADA, Sd Friday Of each
month. ONCE in Findlay, over Baker Co.'S
snoe Store, same entrance TO Lyle's Picture
Gallery May 10, '72-tE
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..noaRR RuRRET.

TroKNEY AND NDCoUNSELLOR AT Law
a nd Notary Public. Will attend prompt
a - ali business entrusted 10 his care. Par
ticniar attention given 70 ColectlonsS Farl
tioning of lands, and business In FroOAO'
O91nFFEsIt,E, on Main Street, East OF the Cour
IONS. in room formerly occupied py browI
hoossi - lmaY Z.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
Lake Erie and Louisville Railroad

To take effect Monday, Nov. 13, ISL.
FROM FISDLAY.
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GURGEON DENTIST, having practiced twen-
~ ty-fiVe years in Findlay and vicinity, will
insert teeth In all the different styles. Dfseas-
ed Teeth and Gums treated In a scientific man
neT. Teeth extracted without pain. Ofice in
HendersOn's Block. over Hancock Rauk
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= ,oxs,SsroN JEFFERSON NC ANELLI,
,ouSSrON A McANELLY.

,,ropNEYs AND COUNSELLORS AT
a Ialr Findlay, Ohio. ONCE in Head
5A1arters A BuiIdinG," Northeast OF Court Hodse
", VII u. asse ,h.ir care April Is, 1872.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-10-25

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAS PER
III manently located in Touchdown, tor tn
practice of his profession. p6-A full suppl
of Drugs constantly on hand.-6a All cal
promptly attended to.
Abr, l9.-tf
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w. L. SNYDER.

FINHE GREAT CASH HOUSE, "Oid White
Il Corner" by Court House. A complete Dry
Goods Store, Clothing Store, Boot and Shoe
Store, Hat and Cap Store, Millinery Store, Fur
Store, Carpet Store. The place where close
buyers buy. Follow the crowd.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-10-25

For a good Plow advise my neighDors to
buy the jackson Steel Plow, Wolf q Powell,
makers. 1t is undoubtedly the best yeI intro
duced. A: ". SEAAON.
Union Township, June 10, ls72-
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When 1 purchased, 1 took out Jackson
Plov made by Wolf & Powell, and a Ball
pIoW' for which Ruthrauff & Cory are Agents
I tried both to my satisfaction returned
the Ball Ployy and kept the jackson. 1t Is the
best have ever used. >...
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-10-25

TroRNEYs AT LAW, Findlay, o. WI
afTavs he in attendance at their once
L,ar..old White Corner" inst door South o.
me Court House, and VIII give prompt Per.
On al attention TO all legal business entrusted
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-10-25

The Jackson Steel Plow, made BY Wolf &
Powell, Findlay, o., is the best have ever
y. +. MCNEIL
Eagle To5rnship, Nay 4, 1872.
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VOL. XVIII--NO XIV.
Ghe 9effersuniatl.
4. @. Dz wOLPE,l -
o. y. DE WOLFE 1dt1ors'
s.naustyRreet. First Door Eustot Post oroe
.TOB PRINTING.

Havingmaael large addiiions 20 ou-establish.
ment in the shape Of material OF the latesl
style, and having employed exPerlenceo anoo .
careful .yorkTuen, we are prepared 10 execute
orders for every variety Of PLAIN AND FANCY
Jos PRIETINo with neatness and Dispatch
The addition OF Steam POWER 70 our estaDllsn-
country of3oes in the way Of low prices and
tast wor,l Call with us and be convinced.
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Departure ana Arrival Of Mails at the
Findlay Post Office.
DEPARTURE.
,,,..,,, E7,-1r,,cs, q. N 4 q RR. 500 a. m

DEPARTURE.
O1rey Brdlch Z. g. & c. RR.: 800 a m
Fremont Branch T.. II. d L. XIX: l:4U p. N.
ARRIvALSe
Oareg Brunch {. s. d c. -eR-: $50 p. m.
Fremont Branch l.. e. d L. XIX: 1l:SO a. NJ
DEPARTURE -
Van Bares foTtGge, Aun9ea ana Bosottss
Green-Tuesoay, Thursday and saturday al
Sa. m. Arrive at 4 Z. NJ.
Mf blanchard, HoscktoscH and Ea01ngs Corner
Tuesday and Saturday, at p. m. AarrlVe
Ar,in0foy. WliIianstoavn and DEnkirk-Tuesday
and saturday, at p. m. Arrive Il NJ:
Cdnglons6tlrO, HGssGn and RdDsoTs-Tuesoay
and Friday, at p: m -, ~,
oak Ridge, Oft0l0d, Roanoke, betHaoTe ana Ost-
1oa-Tuesday and Friday, al q. m
senton Ridce tSlassley and PsndIetOn-Fridayr
ucSo1a5 and crtags OenteT-Wednesday and
SATURDAY. al D. iu Arrive L Nj.
fsoI,s1sb1ts liras,e-Friday, a. m. Arrive 7. N.
1da-Tuesday and Friday 2 p. M ArriVe Z. Al.
OFFICE HOURS.
Omen at am. and close at sp. m
Persons holding boxes must pay rent on the
same within the first ten days teach quarter.
Quarters commence JAM, April, July and oct.
Persons taking papers through the once
must nav the postage in advance, or tney Will
be discontinued. The following are the guar
terly rates of postage: Papers puplisneo sew
en- times a week, 30 cents Times, ~ cents ,
Stimes. is cents; twice a week, 10 cents; once
a week cents; monthly, over ounces
cents: ounces and less, cents.
THOS. E. ADAMS, +. NJ.
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thought Jackson Plow and have been us
ing it, and think IL the best nave ever useu:
Iwould not take SlOO for il, il 1 could not get
another. 1t is just the thing, and advise tar-
mers to buy it, LAGOS SEAhfOSS-
Enqle IoiCnslip, Ady l6, lSI2.
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IoTTI ~ HAMLIN.
aEa PENpLErON.

asTORNEY At Law and Notary Publ
g-iiI nraceice In all Stale and Federa
E,nrfs 0fnce In Patterson's Block Corner
SSs5,. and sandusky streets- F1ndlay. ONO
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2hdare saterfhauts.
9rnaaists.
8. d j. NJ. HUBER d CO..


lEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
~ Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately com.
pounded at all hours-day or night. Perfectly
pure Drugs-guaranteed. Corner Main and
MainCross Streets.
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Glover Threshers and HuIIers.
Farmers, Consult Your Interests,
by BUYING ONLY THE
JACKSON PLOW 4!
Read what your NeighborS say Of it

Read dwhat your Neighbors say Of it
1 thought a Jackson Plow and have been us
would not take sl00 for it, il could not get
another. 1t is just the thing and advise iar-
mers TO buy it JACOB SEARFoSS.
Eagle ToiVnship, Hay l6. 1872.
tn the Public: have one of the Jackson
Steel PIOws, made by Wolf & Powell, and
DEFY the world TO beat ii. Without any excep-
ton it is the best Plow lever used. Farmers,
buy no other for il is just the Plow We have
long been wanting in this part OF the coun-
try, and it Is home made. Let us al PI, patron
iHe anen nelnT goStnsSip. eussSa,' July Is, is72.
The Jackson Steel PIow, made BY Wolf &
Powell Findlay, o., is the best have ever
used. lay the Pittsburg Plow ASIDE; eSr,1
Eagle Tosership, Nay 4. 1872.
lam using one of the jackson Steel Plows,
and think that it is just the Plow the farmer
need. don't think there can be better
Pillow made Tor all purposes 1.coR YATES
RSadlay 7otgnship, Aprz Q, 1872.
When I purchased, 1 took out Jackson
Ployy. made by Wolf & Powell, and Ball
Plow, for which Ruthraun cory are agents;
Il
the Ball Plow and kept the jackson. II Is The
best have ever used. poyErJ
Liberty T0l0nship, June 20, 1872.
For a good Plow advise my peighbors tS
buy the Jackson Steel Plow, WOLF q Powell
makers. 1t is undoubtedly the pest yHTnM yeHlT Insro
UISG Ueion zo,Vushsp, June 10. 1872.
Il ~ 81,
A1N '-'N - o'-' NV RUFUS HARTMAN.
onion Tour7aship, Nay ., 1s72.
Ihave tried the Jackson Steel Piow. manu-
factured at the "Old Jackson Foundry" b,
Il Wolf & Powell, tn my full satisfaction, anI
finds 1t is just what the farmer needs
| works well in both loose ground and sod:
1 SOLOMON POWELL.
FTndlay 2olr7lship, AprilSo, 1872.
L Ihaye triedth Jackson Steel Plow, abou
/ which have heard so much, and 1 belieY
THOMAS TAYLOR.
| Liberty Tosrnship, June Is, lS72.
The above are only a few of the hundreds c
1 recommendations cur PloEs have received
The above are all We have time or space I
enumerate- Call and see Tor yourselves. W
can furnish you as good piow right at hom
| as you can get
Repair Eeapers and build wood-sa,
ing Machines.
,lWOLE POWELL
OLD JACKSON FOUNDRY,
East Railroad Street.
July ISM
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DHYSICIAN NANDSURGEoM successor Z
Il DR.. ]. A. KimmelD Cannonsburg, Ohio
All calls promptly attended.
July l9-3n-
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lUTHRUFF4 coz

oEALERsin.A Agricultural implements, Iron |
Nails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Bent Work, Cut /
fs|v- rubber and Leather, Betting and q full |
stock OF Shelf Goods No. 65 Ewings Block,
Main Street
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gaakers.
CITIZENS RANR,

IARLINS & CO., BANKERS Banking
" House in Rawson's Block, No. GO, Main
Street, Findlay, Ohio. Banking Hours from 8
10 Il O'Clock, NJ, and from 10 O'Clock, p. M
General banking business done. Interest on
special deposits.
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8arfTzrf.

rraxyEY a COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n once over the Red Corner Drug Store
Torta of Court House. Jan 70, 1z-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Horace Greeley.

TRIBUTE by REPREsE ENTATIvEs OF THE NEWS
PAPERS OF WILMINGTON TO HIS MEMORY.
The representatives OF the newspapers Of
Wilmington met at the Board Of Trade Rooms,
last evening, 10 paes resolutions touching the
death Of Horace Greeley. G. p Johnson presi-
ded, and ]. NJ. Emerson acted as Secretary. The
Committre on resolutions, W. t. Croasdale'
Howard M. Jenkins, Maris Taylor, G. W. Yer
non and H. Rsu reported the following, which
were adopted:
At meeting OF representatives Of the news
papers, held December 81. 1872, to take action in
reference to the death of Horace Greeley, the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted;
WHEREAs-It seems appropriate that upon
the death of one eminent rs a journalist, dis
tnguished as philanthropst and during the
busy years Of long life, prominent and intiu-
ential in public affairs. those attached to the
same profession should in some ht manner
testify their sense of loss thus sustained, and
their appreciation of the qualities which
marked the character, and distinguished the
career of the deceased Therefore
ResOlued-That by the death of Horace Gree
lev the foremost man in the service Of American
newspapers has resigned his pen, one of the
most earnest and indefatigable philanthropists
has been called away from his labors; and cit
izen of upright and irreproachable life is lost to
society
hesolued, That we hereby give public express
sion to the feeling of pain which we experience
at the sudden and unexpected death OF thle
great Journalist and leader. and we desire to ex-
press TO his afflicted family, to those associated
with him in the newspaper which he founded
and which ID his best and most hitting monument
to our profession, and to the poor and oppress
cd whose cause he ever espoused, our sense OF
the loss which they sustain, and our sympath!
with them in the bereavement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
state Items.

Laborers are wanted on the Government Pier
at Lewes
A Workingmea's League has been organized
at Lewes.
Beef is only SC per pound by the quarter
in Milton.
Geese and ducks are getting plentiful in Re-
hoboth Bay.
A R r. meeting will be held at Rehoboth on
December 18th.
Laurel, DEL. has three or four churches, and
not q single choir.
Seven new buildings have been erected in Mil
ton within the past few months.
Sussex countians are looking forward to the
Methodist camp-meeting enterprise at Rehoboth
very hopefully.
Glasgow Downham, oolored man fell dead
in the streets OF FELTON,, one day last week, from
congestion of the lungs,
The Breakwater Light might give the Com
MERoIAL credit for the articles which it clips
bodily from its columns.
The workmen at Fort Delaware and Finn'a
Point work but eight hours per day, but at Lew
es they work ten hours upon the pier.
Dr. Fahnestock and W. R. Sheaff, of Lancas-
ter Pa, went down TO Lewes to shoot ducks,
last week, but finding the fowl small they re-
turned home.
On Thanksgiving day, Eugene Foraker, son of
Joseph Foraker of Dover while cunning near
Coopers Cornes had the greater portion Of one
hand shot away while loading gun. Ambrose
Adkins, COL, shot hole through the centre
of his hand while cunning on the same day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
FeIninIne Fashions.

-Dio Lewis says the neck should be dressed
lightly.
jet daisies worn in the hair are indispensa-
bic for a mourning toilette.
Ladies' are wearing regular dickies, stand-up
collars, and scarfs tied in sailor knot, ON the
street.
-Turbans are still fashionable They are made
simply with velvet and trimmed with a long
plume.
For street wear boots of deeer or chamois
leather with double soles are both fashionable
and comfortable.
The newest shapes in felt hats are the Reu-
bens and Rabagas chapeau, trimmed with fea-
theirs and moire ribbon.
Feather flowers are the latest. They are
made in Florida of the beautiful plumAge OF the
white heron, while the leaves are taken from the
paroquet.
New York ladies' are discarding breakfast
sacques and adopting sailor blouses Of navy blue
cloth, not belted, but gathered by a ruber band
at the hem.
The winter bonnets are somewhat larger than
those Of last season, the most stylish shapes
having high crowns and a turned up border in
front-d Ia diddenae.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
PbiIddeIphia Topics

The Lucca troupe open the 10Th.
"A colony of soldiers is forming to go West.
-227 building permits were issued last month
The dog show is now open at Woods Mu-
The chicken show will commence on Friday
evening
Last month 8, 149 vehicles entered the Park
In November, 1871 there were l1,17S. Epizoo-
ty did it.
David IL. Humphries Asst. Engineer OF the
Fire Department, fell from a ladder on Satur-
day and has since died
John Bosler, who has been Superintendent
OF Railways since 1864 died Sunday Of Pneuno-
IA, at his residence, 1921 N. Thirteenth street.
H,wAs 79 years of age.
Elisha b Warne, charged with the murder
Of Policeman Lewis A. Lare. was found guilty OF
murder in the second degree. and sentenced to
sixyears and six months i'll the penitentiary
Thomas Best was shot in the face by Alex
ander Cairns, on Sunday, whilst attempting to
take away his daughter, aged 49, whom Cairns
had Just married. Cairns rather got the Best
Of it,
On Saturday man walked into the Mayors
Office, with roll OF cloth under his arm, which
he said he had stolen, and the reason he gave
for IL was his desire to have a home until he
could get over drunken spree. He was accom-
modated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

What do you expect to see reflected in your
imamorata's eyes Yourself IL she is q good look
ing-lass.
There is one comfort left US, anyhow" says
the Louisville Courier-Journal. We know how to
beat Grant next time. Wen nominate him."
Only two southern editors have been shot
during the past year, which fact moves the
Agusta Chronicle to wonder il southern jour
nalism Is not moving backward.
"A woman, called up to attend the dying bed
side Of friend, was deprived of the melancholy
pleasure by the delay occasioned in borrowing a
breast-pin suitable for the occasion.
Several of the class ivies at Yale have of late
met with serious depredstions. The ivies Of 81,
II and 70, on the west side Of the library build
ing, have been completely or in part destroyed
The fatigue Of the limbs incident to railway
travel is occasioned mainly by the trembling mo
tion Of the floor under the feet. Invalids viii
find great relief by the use Of an air cushion fol
foot-stool.
Mrs. Moore, anindustrious woman of Topeka
Kansas, earned money enough to support good
for-nothing husband and bring niece to live
with them. The husband eloped with the niece
and she is now nicely rid Of both.
in many modern dwellings, drawing-roon
and library CRATES are made in the old New Eng
land style to burn wood instead of coal. Moth
ing can be more cheerful than blazing, crack
ling, and buzzing fire of hickory logs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
1eaths.

EGLER.-On Tuesday morning, Dec. 81, Regina,
wife Of Anton Egler aged Al years and months.
The relatives aud friends of the family are re-
specfuly invited to attend her funeral on Thursday
next at O'Clock, p. M, frOm the residence OF her
husband, No 30! King street.
BUCHANAN On the I'D inst ,Eean1r W. Tennent,
wife OF George K. Buchanan, in the 55th year OF
her age
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend funeral from the residence OF her hus
band, No. 1l49 =. FIJI eenth street, Philadelphia on
Thu sday morning, \ 10 o'cl ok lnterment az odd
F.Iows Gem terry.
STOUT-on the 1st inst, OF Typhoid Fever, Lizzie
Jewell, wife OF William Il Stout, in the 2lst year
OF her age.
sadly and gently we lay her to rest,
Peacefully sleeping on Jesus breast;
Silently, mOurn'ully turn we away,
Angels are guarding the beautiful cla'
Still the pure heart, calm that young brow,
No sorrow eau extinguish that bright spirit now.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, McDowelvile, on Wedne iday after
noon next at O'Clock. Funeral 10 preeeed to River
view CeWeteTy.