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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13

WHAT Was ITl-The following state
ment appears in the Cincinnati Gazette
as a special telegram from Ripley, Ohio.
Oct. 80: Yesterday evening, between
10 and IL o'clock. there appeared sus-
pended between heaven and earth AL
most a fae siInile of one of RaphaeTs
angels Though not of the full stature
of we'll developed human being. vet
it was most perfectly formed, and as
white as alabaster. The wings were out
spread, with arms extended imploringIy.
and its eyolutions were as rapid and
beautiful as a bird, as it circles In mid
air. Over $50 of our best citizens. ladies
and gentlemen, were eyewitness OF
this singular spectacle, and gazed win
admiration and awe The testimony IA IA
all who were fortunate enough to pIJsnce pS
it is that there was indisputabis ss,'.,b the
that it was not a female, si.ns s3a.,s and the
form was as delicately mrI mouI a. tne most
limbs as perfectly roanaeu tom 81 under
pr sIsS ebiseI Of an artist Prooa9ly y ea
n tne sTnIsined SniSJi BY some of the SCIENTISTS
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TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

THE CULrIvAToR & COUNTRY GENTLEAAN,
for The past forty years, has ranked both iu
this country and abroad, as the STANDARD
JOURNAL Of AMERICAN AGRICULTURE The
editions and Eroprietors, in addition to their
Ogn persolal labOrs, are regularly assisted by
very large number ofSpeciaI Correspond
cnts and Regular Contributors, among whom
are included many Leading Agriculiurists, IN
ali parts OF the Country, East and West-and
by over Five Hundred Occasional aud
Voluntary Writers, directly in the ranks OF
he Best Farmers and Horticuiturists in nearly
very State in the Union With the co-opera-
ton OF 30 large a corps OF practical men, thls
Journal il intended to possess exceptional
vSiue as the chosen Medium of Interco.n-
uuntcatiOn among all classes interested In
;he Products and Fertility of the iand-those
who Cultivate and those who Consume-the
Buyer and shipper, as well as the first owner
of the crop-BreederS o Improved Animals
and their Customers-Manufacture of I'm
and employ lt-NurzeryTpen and Fruit RalN-
eTs-and, especially, 10 supply fuller and better
data as 10 tie progi es-, prospects and returns
of each successive Season, as throwing light
upon one OF the most important of al Ques
tiOns-When 70 Bsry ana lrhen 10 Sci.
TERMS.-The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Is pub
Iished weekly, on the following terms, when
paid strictly In advance: ONE q, PY one year
e2-5O; Four COPIES, SO, ard additional
TES SCoPIES S20, and an dddfitORdi eODy TOR the
t,eur free % the sender 6J The Cub.
nS-SPECIME ES CoPIKs RzE- Address
srSnbscripiiOns reteiyed and forwarded al
IUTHER TUCKER a SON, Publishers,
ALBAA n. Y.
Sept, Is, 1874.
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Pr-v OVER IN PARIs.-Lucy Hooper
,,-rits- from Paris to the Philadelphia
press. Il have spoken before of the odd
law which they have here, by which a
nerson. on being run over while crossing
tba street. Is obliged, il not killed, to
nav a fine for obstruetIn2 the public
highway; and a very peculiar and op-
nressiye instance Of its enforcement
came TO nv knowledge the other day.
A little child, the offspring of a poor
connie residing in one of the minor
streets running out of the avenue Jose
phine, while playing in the middle of the
street, was knocked down and run over
by a passing carriage, and instantly
killed. The bcreaved parents, in addi-
tiOn TO their sorrow Tor the loss Of their
child. were condemned TO pay a fine of
100 francs for not having kept the child
out OF the street. IL is a marvel to me
that somebody is not run over and killed
every hour in the day in Paris, so nu-
merOus are the vehicles, so reckless are
tine drivers, and 50 furious the pace at
which the horses are driven. There is
no law against fast driving here, and
pedestrians have no rights which chari-
Oteers are bound TO respect. Down
they will charge point-blank at the
promenader who may be crossing the
street, shFieking Care" or 'Hay' but
never turning a hands-breadth either to
the right or to the left to avoid going
straight over him. The oInnibus-drivers
are as bad as the rest, and not long ago
a lady was run over by a crowded omni-
bus on the Rue de FaubOurg Ste. HOnore,
and so badly crushed that she died in q
few hours. presume her heirs had to
pay fine to the city for the crime OF
causing the detention Of a public vehi-
Gle, a. we'll as the obstruction Of the
highway"
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the .helfer Id the forests like frightened

the shelter of the forests like frightened
sheep.
THIS gave us a moments breathing
time, and a glance at Starkey showed
how terribly he had been handled in the
fight. his clothes hanging in tatters and
dyed with blood. while his horse was
covered with blood and foam. Oar first
care now was to recover the other ami
mails and The baggage, but nowhere
could w zee either them or the guide !:
so picking up my rifle, which | had
dropped when | fell, We crossed the lit
tie prairie as rapidly as our wounded
horses could carry us in search of them.
As we were passing along the dry
water-course we perceived our guide
beckoning to us from the edge of some
reeds, where we presently had the salts
faction to find the horses and baggage
all safe. He said that when Starkey
had driven off the savages that were in
pursuit of him, he had endeavored to
recover the runaways, which, after con-
siderable difficulty, they having been
much scared, he succeeded in doing,
and had hidden them in this place until
he could see some way of aiding us.
This was a great relief to us, as, so
long as we retained our arms and ammu-
milton, we feared nothing. Quickly
changing our saddles TO the backs of
horses, and leading the wounded ones,
we struck off to the woods, not a mo-
ment too soon, however, fo1the guide,
directing our attention 90 an immense
column of black smoke on the edge of
the prairie, declared that the natives
had set fire to it.
Fortunately for US, what little wind
there was, was unfavorable to the fire
advancing in our direction, and, by
desperate effort, rendered doubly diff
cult by the wounded condition of some
of our animals, we gained the woods in
time to set fire to our side of the prairie
before the advancing flames had reached
a dangerous proximity, and in a brief
space the little prairie that, an hour be-
fore, had been one luxuriant bed of wav-
ing grass and beautiful flowers, became
a smoking, blackened and desolute
waste.-THrf, Field and Farm.
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Exreu.or'- Sale orzsc Il Estate.

\ y pursuance Cfau CI,!-r %: The Probate Court
L pi hancac% tuUrfy. ohio I Will otter Tor
sale al ublIc hUrfsun. pil saturday, NOvefn-
Der 2l-t 4 ID. ia az un- O'Clock M the Alter
noon 'i55H nc pre- silSsy c i'!!awinE described
hcstl Esisi. >itu-g- .u Uaus,l.S Uucty, Ohio.
10 VII: laiut 10. iOriY oHs (ilh In West Inde-
peudsnce, subject 10 G0weT: appraised al ~.
lbiot ~. forty Two tll ID same Town. subject
n dover appraised az So lnlOt No. forty,
liel ia SAM. Town. nprt tI-,-d. clasT of dover, n
50. Ai~'f 81 rar' a. fe Gust half ct the nOrLh-
s-a>i quarter ~ -ar.i-n gI-a 90 Ia township two
O. north range w-iV- a. east tu BEGINNING
iof ss,id paEl uha rod pas. of the c-uter o. The
souti ei.,i a. Aa~- stree. IN said West lad 70
peudsEcC- thence east uiuc aar "A quarter iai+
70 Is thence scout. .hiti yfpur a rods nine ,yi
ie. { aud >avrsi i7l i.chcs: thence west mine
arti a QuaIIer Ga VGf-- r"'.cs north thirty
for ,-sl r,s> Hiue 3 t--i and seven "a Inches
TO tacEl ts of b. q aiming. cBEtainlHg Two and
e, ven uuIiiTrdJns acrsN H.ore or less; ap-
praised. clear OF dover, al S6i p Terms OF "a
--One- la cash. and one hatf in one year irCin
q y " Safe with inter, - and mortgag security
ON pre mises sold g BLINN.
Executor ~ JACOB RICH. deceased.
Oct. -. iS73-w5
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How THEY VOTE IN NEW YORK
Students of election returns must have
noticed the clearness of the New York
dispatches, their fullness, and the
promptitude with which they are sup
piled to the outside press. 1t is often
easier to find out Just how an election
one thousand miles east has gone than
to get as accurate details of a similar
contest at home. The fact is explained
by the difference in the methods of vo-
ting ia vogue in New York and Chicago.
In the former, the precincts are much
smaller, 50 that the vote of each can be
quickly canvassed. There are, more
over, separate ballot-boxes for each set
of candidates. If National, State, city,
county, and town officials are to be
elected at the same time, their names
are not, as with us, printed on one long,
crowded and confusing ticket. Each
set has a separate ballot and separate
box. The asserting is therefore done
after the polls are closed. The judges
of election do not have TO struggle with
scratched tickets innumerable. As each
ballot only contains one or two names,
there is very little scratching done. A
voter hands in one ballot for a Republi-
can Congressman and another for
Democrtic county ticket without having
to alter the printed forms, and without
imposing any additional burden on the
eanvassers. This plan almost entirely
prevents the common dodge Of printing
a straight ticket With the name OF one
oDDosition candidate surreptitiously in
serted. The fraud is so easy OF detec-
tioD that it does not pay. There Is no
legal obstacle to our adopting TINS
method. When the next eleetlon-tme
comes around, it would be well to try
II 1t is but common mercy 20 eandi-
dates and constituents TO relieve them
from the pangs Of uncertainty at the
earliest possible moment. - Chicago
Tribune
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Aoefra,
SCHOOL CALLED"

Don't you hear the children coming.
Coming into school.
Don't YOU hear il:c l..asjer drummin-
On the window with his rule:
Master DRUMMING. children coming
Into school.
Tip-toed figures reach the catch
Tiny fingers click the latch;
Curlv-headed girls throng in,
Lily-free from toll and sin;
Breezy boys bolt in together
Bringing breatls of Indian weather,
Bringing baskets Indian checked,
Dinners in them sadly wrecked
Ruddy-handed, mittens of,
Soldiers rush from the MalakoH-
Built of snow and marble white,
Bastions shining in the light,
Marked with many dint and dot
OF the ice-c0id cannon shot.
Hear the last assaulting shout.
See the gunners rally out
Charge upon the battered door
School is called, and battle o'eri
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Manhood How Lost. How Restored!

~ Just published new edition of
80 Dr. CutVerWeII-s CelebrRt Ell
Ez<sF Essay on the radical cure with
sa~.EzsS out medicine lOf fSPERMATORKHEA
OF Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
LOS IMPOTESCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacitY, I'm mpediments To Marriage, etc; also.
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsY and FITS, induced by
self Indulgence or seXu al extravaganza. etc.
ES-Price, in a sealed envelope only six cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates. from a thirty years
succcessfuI practice, that the alarming conse-
quences OF Self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or she application OF the knife pointing
out a mode OF cure at O. zee simple certain. and
efectusl. by means Of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheaply. privately, and radically.
AS- his lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent und-r seal, in a plain envelope, TO any
address, posf-pdid, on receipt Of six cents or
Two post stamps.
address the Publishers
CIIAS. j. e. KLINE d CO..
45S6.
Jan %. S.74-Iy
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THE suns BLESSING. G.-Sleepless Peo-
ple-and there are many in America
should court the sun The "orsI
porife is laadanum, and the very Saj1 ysj
sunshine. Therefore, it IS very many
that poor s,eepers should pass = few as
hours in the sunshine 1IL Msay Siaa women are
martyrs, and the: they oas s3 Of their houses
shut the suils5.,,y si,ey wear wells, they carry
and hearts a shey do all possible TO keep
Para,sol lssssibfIest and yet most potent m
Oh ths which is to give them strength,
fiussIh Iheautv. aud cheerfulness- Is II not
i.o,s ai 10 change all this, and get Color
and roses in our pale cheeks, strengtn
=, o1r weak backs, and courage IN our
..,,id souls5 The women of America
are pale and delicate; they may be
blooming and strong, and the sunllght
iii he a potent influence in their trans
fo-Tnation. Will they not try it Tor q
wear or two, and oblige thousands OF Ao-
mirersl
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steyeg,s:,. as Notice.

~ P % Findiay. TP-,
Sortng7rRooerts Da-t.j } uanc' 'ck Jouniy,O-
an TIE 22O DAY uF OCTOBER. A. ID 1874,
J sid Justice Is ued an ord -r pf attachment
in tn above action fog she >..fii of tweniy-six
dollars SANTTEf. HAsILIN
FiEdlay. o.. oel. q. ls1INaT. ="
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AMERICANS IN LONDON.

Colonel Forney writes: 1.-The Ameri-
cans in London ars an important and
increasing element of business and So
ciety. How vast the difference between
the very few in the great metropolis at
the beginning of the century and the
hundreds or thousands of today There
are lawyers, clergymen, artists, actors,
journalists, manufacturers and bankers.
Many are living here in easy, even ele-
CANT private life, and think it may be
said of this large class that they never
forget their native land. The poorest
creature know is an American abroad
who is ashamed of our country. Man
or woman, there is nothing more con-
temptible, and 1 am glad to add that
the instances are rare, and that they are
growing rarer, so TO speak, because
nothing is more sure to provoke the rid
ieule of genuine Englishman than an
American who is forever complaining of
his government or people; precisely as
there can be nothing more offensive to
us than an Englishman in the United
States who delights in abuse of England.
The truth is, there is too much in the
United States for English wonder and
praise, and too much in England for
American imitation, to encourage either
class of these critics. An American gen.
'tleman or lady is more than welcome
into English society if capable of intelli-
gent illustration of the institutions and
resources of their country. The same
remark applies with equal justice to ed
ucated English travellers in the United
States. The snob who tries to cOncili-
ate favor by empty praise of habits
which he has not had time to under
stand, like the pdrUeRU who will see
nothing but imperfectiOn in that which
he sees for the first time, is equally de-
sniSed y
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AdDiniS;raGor's Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN PT-R~U ANCE or Az ORDER or III :
L PROBATE JoIrLo Hancock jounfy, Ohio
will of r for sale, at public auction. on Mon
day. gme pa dsN OF &ovgrrh-r, 4. ID. 1914, a
one q ciDGk afternoon. al the dporot tile Court
House. in said HanrscE IDIn- v. the fa!loW;nC
dasc,sbed real c>ta situated II Hancock
County Ohio, 10 W.:
gut-foi au.nhsr tour tn Ia Byai's second ad-
diliuu 10 tilt tnk-is ot Find ay. Appraised al
Ss7tu TO- Terms of sale. one third cash. une-
third in one wear. and one third in 'wO year.
the deferred payments II bear interest, and Ire
secured ~ mortgage on The premises sold
II. p. q AG =.
Administrator OF oliver P-asnall, deceased.
DC! 1hef - ,S7i.-3w-
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
- tist. over Green, DAVIS, q Cos. All oIeia T.
tions pertaining 10 the profession. care4ully }
aud skillfuIiy performed. Residence, No z5
W est Hardin Street
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Thirty Year, NxperieHce of an
Gid Nurse.

HrS. NEHsEOW's Soothing ~ sup is the
urpserEnGfon af Of The hest fefnaie
fLysici:tis and Nurses In tie United States
and mas been used for thirty years with never
l.Iiils safety ana success hy millions OF moih-
crs aud chilcTen. from the feeble infant oi one
" ois old 10 tie adult. IL corrects acldliy OF
tFesgOmach. relieves wind cOlic, TesSnlaies the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort 10
mother and child, We believe u 10 be the
Best and Suresi Remedy in the World in all
cases OF DYSENTEkY aud DIAkRHOEA IN
CHILDREN, whether IL arises rom Ieethlng
or from any other cause. Fun direcllohs lof
using will accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile OF CUBIlS q
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. sold
by ali Medicine Dealers. July ZO-lV
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Why will You SUFFER-

To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, eural-
'gia, Cramps IN the limbs,
or stomach, Bilious Collie,
Pain In the backbOwels or
side, we would say, The
Z HOUSEHOLD PASA-CEA
'aud FYAILY LINIMENT is
lof all others tine remedy
ivou want for interna and
lexternal use. 1t hes cured
the above complaint in
Ithouands of cases. There
is no mistake aboutit Try
it. Bold by ali Druggists.
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Administrators Sn,icn-

TT'HE UNnE8SIGNED Has EN DI-LY
i appointed and laiidvd administrator
OF tie estate of Wa. r. Curry, late of Van
BuTen township. Hancock County. OHIO de-
ceased. y. r. PARK
Nov 8, IS74.-Sw.
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T-rokNEY ANDUOUNsELLoK AT Law
A and Notary Public. VIII aIteEd ProinPs-
=. ~ t,uSI1,sss entrusted 20 his care FaI-
tfc-iar Attention gwen 70 Collections, FaIti- "a
tioniug OF lands, aud business IN fFoDa'e
Court. s.-,,ss Rl,,clr
nearly opposite the OOurt Rouse AiaS g
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NEW LAW FlRH.

FINTE UND ERSiti * 81 n AVE ASSOCIATED
1 iha-n elves A. lax firm. nuder the name
Of Walker < Damn We viii occupy the Office
her, tofore used 10y + r. Dunn. over the Han
COCK savings Rams Main Street. Fiudlay, %
Wa WIFI A tend ta all buSinaSs entrusted 10 our
ch aye In she state aud Nt-icsai Courts. Ne
will $50 give Decili attention TO tie exam
nation OF land tttl..S. an - the purchase and
sale Of real estate In H"ncoek county and
assevrbere WALKER * DUNN.
Sept II '!I-tf
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8ankfrB.
3lardmarf
JOHN RUTHRAUFF

nEALER in Agricultural implements, iToL
Nails. Glass. sash. Putty, Beat Work, Cut
lery, Rubber and Leather, Belnng and full
stock ofShelf Goods. No. IS Ewing's Block
Main Street.
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1rHagists.


nEALERs IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
Books etc. Prescriptions accurately com
.-,andtd al all hours-day or night. perfectly
oure Drugs-guarantsed. Corner Main anu
MainCross Streets.
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Poultry Wanted!

Poultry and all kinds Of Produce waui.-I at
d. CLIN h IG SONS.
Findlay. ohio.
A first-claSS stock Of Groceries Of ALI ,-f,.fs
Cheap. Call and SeeUs
Noy.6 IS74-4m.
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9eatists,
- KELrNI Ils, a. d. ).

APERATINE and Mechanical Dentist
" Office-g5, Main Street, EDOVe h. .. ba-
her a Co.'S shoe store.
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician snd surgeon
III Main ST. Two Doors North OF AcDer's
Drug store. Findiay, Ohio.
once Hours-frOm To- "a =. NJ, ii A. y. TO
Pm, . 10 sP NJ. Aay 40 'fS-ii
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Children Often Hook Pale and
Sick
from no niher cause than having worms In
the stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE C0MFITS
will destroy Worms without injury TO the
child. beiHg perfec iiy " III n. and Tree from
all coloTing or oiber injurious Ingredients
usuaii used in worm prepar ratluns.
CURTIS & BROWN. PropTietorS.
20. 2i5 Fulton Street. New YORK.
Sud bl, Ds1fqgiss and Cltenlisfs and dealers ta
naeat,fn at IwESTY- Five CENTS Box ~
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arp Goods.
pATTERS0N a, wsNDEES.
s'tolurr salrrchants.

nEALERs IN Dry GOODS, Millinery 0-,;rl-
4 JL.adfes' and Gents Furs, ClpfhiT- f'1s-
pats. Hats. Cans. etr.. Nos. " and 70 M''c - o.
trindlay .Ohio
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Rhysielaus aud SURGEONS.


Homeopathic Physician and Surg con
Office and Residence over klmnlsisJe"-
eiry Store Main Street, Findiay, ONO.
Feb. q, IA IL.
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HAmLIN d BALLARD.

A TroRNEYs AT LAW.
1L,ace in PsaleIsou's Block, Findiay, ONO.
UJan. y. 73-tE.
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~ FNFRkL PRODUCEME Deal
J ers In Butter. Eggs. Lard. Feathers, See-'s
Dried Fruits. Reeswax- Peiis, Hides sur Gent
try Prolnre of 8 N descriptions
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>. H. 30 nSsIOS,

a -IrOENe1 AND COUNSELLOh Al
A Law 4 .t5diay, ONO. Once IL Heao-
4uarysTa 6aIGJtng," "NOrth-s@stoi COuft hOusS
,lli .It..tIu .,,,1lpLiy 70 ali business enLrusl-
- 10 ADi44 70 d.
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6r0rerifs.
d SOM

kxTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in Grocereis, Flour, fish anda Genera
variety in the Grocery aud Provision line
IiopI prices paid TOR Butter, Eggs, and COun-
try Produce generally. East side OF Main ST,
drst door north of Colt House Block. Findlay
Ohio, fApril 10, '70-J'
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T RALLAKD. w. GALLOWAY
RsELARD q GALLOWAY,
nHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
OFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over kuth'
rauffs Hardware store, West side OF Main
Street, FindIay, Ohio.
August 10 lS72-u
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AR l. D. SCHUYLER HAVING THIS DAY
NJ purchased the Interest OF James Wilson,
IN the firm of Schuler & Wilson. the under
signed have entered Into a co partnership for
the transaction OF business at the old stand,
under the firm name OF Schuler & Bro.
Findlay, o., Oct. %, 1874. w. h SCHULER,
Nov. 3w. l.. ID. SCHUYLER
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Dissolution Notice.

INHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
Il isiiIg. under the name of Schu!er & VII
son. was dissolved on the 25th day OF October
1874 by mutual consent
The book accounts are IL the hands of Mr.
Wilson for settlement who is auth r!zed L
collect and receipt for tile same.
Findiay, o., Oct. %, 1874. W. h. SCHUYLER.
JAMES WILSON
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