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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-24
FINDLAY OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1874

Tie law Of 1S6S was violated with such
omen and reckless iupunity that IL be-
cane "a luockery in the eyes Of the peO-
Die. la our sister States. where the Ii
cenSa system now prevails, there Is a
daily burden of complaint that it, pen
allies are daiai. and It's provisions evad-
ed every hand. Where is the proof that
the local police and Magistrates. who
refrain from efforts 10 enforce the pro-
hibitorv law. would faithfully. energet-
icaIIv and persistently enforce a license
law! 1t is not furnished by our expert
ence. nor by the experience Of any other
commonwealth.
Nor i the argument at all conclusive
To nv mind that We should not retain
upon our statute books a law that is in
advance of public opinion on this sub
iect. Law i in one sense a guide board
noinriug out the course of conduct.
which. if followed. Will secure the great
est degree of good, and happiness and
safety for all. Therefore it must often
be largely ideal in its character, and fire.
quentiy in advance OF the general con
duet of those subject To it, that il may
be an instructor and elevator a. well as
a source OF restriction and punishment.
Toa law committing the Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts 10 a public ackEOwl-
edgrnent that the sale Of intoxicating
LIQUORS as a beverage l. necessary and
desirable, / cannot on my conscience
give assent. IL seems 10 me that the
only safe and sound position for a Chris
tian community 10 take in regard To this
matter j. that of absolute and unquali-
fed opposition TO the traffic.
When think of the victims 10 the use
of intoxicating liquors in every village i'll
the Commonwealth, when | study the
great field over which our Board of State
Charities has supervision, when | con-
slider our almshOuses and hospitals, and
homes for the fallen and friendless.
when / look into our jailS, and work
houses. and houses of correction. and
the State prison, and when try TO coin
pute the loss and charges upon all our
Industries by reason of imperfect labor.
and the taxes for the support of these
institutions for reformation and punish
ment. my Judgment unqualifiedly con-
demns, and my heart and my manhood
rebel against any system that would per
nit the great source of all wrong, and
misery, and crime, to exist by authority
of the Common wealth. My convictions
against the policy of such a system are
too solemn and resistless for me to hesi-
tate in doing the duty laid upon me.
therefore return the bill entitled AN
act regulating the sale of spirituOus or
intoxicating liquor 10 the House of
Representatives, in which it originated,
without Executive sanction.
THOMAS TALBOT.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-24

THE EAGLE N X ENTJ GEG.-t uis is
5he way the Louisville COyTi'l-Jr"IA0i
edIs0rially usherad in the Glorious
Forth: This i the fourth Of July.
n aryues that, being the fourth Of Juiy
L is not the 18th Of March Neither J.
it the 1T Of May. nor Christmas. -
Patrick was not born on the fourth o.
July. Quecn Victoria was not crowned
or the fourth Of July. No Thanksgiving
has eyer beec appointed for the fourth
Of July; and history has failed 10 record
one single hanging ar Eor-e-rac@- And
Vet the fourth of July j. hpuor"d a. tii"
dav on which Gen Jackson signed the
Declaration II Inde;-zI Ideuce- az the day
on which DR. Franklin won the battle "i
New Orleans. as the day tir ra-ie-hir3
Of liberty ilappsd Esr w.ng- and ~
claimed in the classic word, Dt JoEr-
tighter. lam tine howiin" raccn"u o.! t-ir
mountains Shall We omit 10 honor
rii. day and celebrsitrit, No. BE thrr"
u1r a fire-crssck.r la--- ora -t-.pe erased
or 4 star ob-cUrrI- Nal. ro tLr mass
that !s,!v dag. set every thread SAIL
and give her 20 rh- God ol s,Onu-, tA-
lightning and the gale
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-24

THE wealth Of CocO- I-.sHd j. .--s-
haustible. Ship Ioad- of spanish dol
lars are buried there. one "ftiIr pirates
who helped 10 steal and inter tAHm toll
Smith and died. and smith -D.i JsIr-
and died. and Jones told Brown and
died. and Brown has made up half
dozen companies to get the treasure, ii't-
sold the stock (which i, cost 5000 fp
print for =. 900. and /, willing % sell
more ar rhe same rate. though he know
that when the tr-asEIr-i = obtained every
certificate FOR which !e GOT only - "-..
BE- worth $1,000. Such wiiiiusHe-- ~
share a good ching with poor men a-t
strangers. women. uel,-os-- ana foreign
ers. was. per,laI-, never witnessed before
III thi~ world.
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Bridge Letting.
hTuIIoEs OFFICE. HANcnCK Co.. }
FI.idiay. q. July 9, i.54.

tTuIToE's OFFICE. fIANcoCE Co..
fIadiHN. q. July q, i,5I.
CEALED PEOPOSA AIS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed at this uffe- UGIii l o'clock Z. NJ
Friday. August 7Jh is T. tor the SuperS' ructul e
OF "A hrid- e across The BiarchsId river, ON { he
road lead ~ from Nc, 'nn.b 10 benton. on the
lands of David Downing, IN blanchard town
ship. i'm said county.
Estimated length ls0 fee single span, with
SiN cen iH feet clear ROADWAY.
Also. 80 The same lime ard place, sealed pro-
po>sliS Wl'l b. T-ceiVe.i for Tie SuptrStructure
OF "a bridge across Tawa Greek. at the center
OF Uuiou tuWn>l ip, in said county. on the
lands Ot Peter Rick; n. ESlC e To he single
an E: estimated Length sixty q , feet, with
foul teen il4. fetf clear TpaGiu..
A lS0. II the >ams time ara place, called pro-
D0Sel> viii be received ser m -upeTStrUctu uTe
OF a l.TiGge fcru~S f,acip Creek. in Eindla Y
township. ON the roai between the lands Of
Henry Byal and Ell Philips. Bridge To he
single span: estimated length sixty Co feet,
with fourteen iI4f iee' clear roadway.
Bridges - sustain q load ~ Seventy-nVe ls5l
pounds p-rsurarP foot OF HOOr surface. Fac
tor Of safety TouT 8.
Bidders 10 furnish their own plaEs. and re-
quired To furnish strain sheets, giving strains
and size Of material.
Bids Will be considered for iron, wooden.
and combination bridges. Contra 'iorS Will
be required TO give LoGds for The completion
OF contract.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids
By Orderof the commissioners.
G.S. MoSHER,
'u'S > q Nv Auditor.
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EhiggJ Years NNpcr;cucc Oi an
sbsH Nurse

Mr. Uin~fssw - SSo0ihiE= syrup - the
prescription Ot one oi Tire he>i f-nlase
IIia >ici.,f.~ al.f NET-,- ia the United States.
a,l lr.i- l,sr-r. T'-H uI TtIgfN WIFI never
fai ling -s'',fs s.HG success y mIiI"n~ 81 fHotu-
.i~ :ir,D ctsi .f'It Non. ft- etr.c infant a.
~ * old 60 rtr,. admit o. roTrcrT~ ari,ify oi
the stomach relieves UIlsu collie. T;.gHiattS the
bowels. and gives rest. iivali!i and comfort TO
mother and -Eild. w EtliyVr g; To he the
Best and Sur,sf Remedy ia the World in all
cases Of I'N~ENTEbN ana rlSKkIltEA IN
CHILDREN. whether it arises 'roiu T'riIihS
from any other cause. Full directions Tor
using viii accom- I:tlsy each bOttls. None
Genuine uuir~S the facsimile of CURTIS &
PFHEINS is un the outside wrapper. sold
bN all Medicine Dealer. July 2j-ly
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SINCE the Grand PriZ n Pag.S-ya-
among the ladies OI fashion aprpPO- Of
bonnet strings. One camp vI>h-- % r.
store them, the other opposes H. favor
they plead the effect OF that line OF col
or around the face. the bow under the
chin, and the protection Of the throat
Against, is urged the warmth, and that
il hides tie beauty Of the throat. Bets
are on the side Of these who favor the
restoration, because women Of "exp-r-
ience' determine the fashions and riiey
often see in their glasses good reasons
for hiding their throats.
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8ti,aIsas.

.zaZ:: 81 Q: Pc. .--.z., = -37a..s.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-24

4 ACoRREsPoyDEST of the Smithsonian
Institution, who has spent considerable
time i'm the investigation Of the subject,
in answerroa a remark byProfessor Henry
rl,at tha ..the immense water power
at niagara may, in the progress OF pr''c-
teal science, be applied TO the purposes
of industry states that by the last
census there are - OF water wheel, III
operation in American manufacturing
establishments, giving power Of l. l5O.-
4l6 horses. while niagara Falls gives a
power Of II. 1868, 036 horses.
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NEW IpEk. July l..
y Springfield dispatch. -iviu. an ac-
count of the Lg.-,iu- "a g.!,. reservoirs
iu Massachusetts SUNDAY -av~ The di--
covery Of the leak WAS ma T. hv Deacon
Harry Meachau. am old gentleman. vino
has been one OF the lawmakers of the
State. hut Whose name will lie r-rnelg-
brred from this day. uot a. that os q
SolOn. but as the Collins Graves of
Blush Hollow. Ut four o'clock. on Sun
day afternoon, Meacham. who lives about
one-quarter of - nile from the upper
dam. visited it, feeling anxious lest the
long-cOntinued and heavy rains had
weakened its walls
The dam appeared To him at that time
all right, but noticing that the wafer
was rising very rapidly, L. rethoU-I.J
him that possibly the da;I Of Little
GOOSe Pond. Oh q small brook cmpyyiEc
into this rerervOir. had given way, and
he went up there TO investigate. Com
ing back after finding THAT all right. and
again surveying the dam. he was about
to turn away satisfied. when ir was hor-
riiied TO see heavy landslide on the
lower slope of the dam. knowing ut
once what that meant, hc got out lis
horse mounted him in haste. and dashed
down To Blush Hollow. carrying tHa
alarm Of the coming water The y.as.l-
ing was swift enough. giving quite ten
minutes Tor the escape OF l-.els. women.
and children 10 the hillside. situated as
in SkinnervIlie. but further OF
vt the end Of about ten minutes the
ilume gave way, and Il wall of wafer
sixty feet wide, covered with Il cap of
snowy foam, rushed through ii with a
roar. and descended the main street with
more than the force OF an Alpine ava
Ianche. The terrified people, who hap
PLY, through the fOreghOu2iIt of Deacon
MeachauI, stood on the hiii~ides in safe
ty, watched the progress of tie destroy
ing wave in terror and apprehension
Leaving the main street IL brauclied
eastward, rolled down in the rear OF their
homes and into Blush Hollow, on the
adjoining village. repeating the Tdyage,:
described at the time Of the Mil River
disaster
Houses went down ike tca-pius; trees
We're torn up 10y the roots and carried
along BIZ the wave, and even tie surface
of the earth was p!Owed- For hall an
hour the Hood maintained its mighty
force. At 30 p. II. 1t reached the
lower dam. This influx broke the see
ond dam, whose waters poured forth to
add to the power OF the wave. Reach
ing Chester, the waters carried away one
wooden bridge in the centre Of the VII
lage, more or less damaged the fouuut-
tiOns, dams and stocks OF several mau-
Ufacturing establishments. and quito
ruined many fields and gardens. Below
this village the floods chief damage out
side Of that to the railroad Was the car
rying away of the bridge at Rolling
Brook, and then it gradually lost it,
force and power Of mischief
Tie entire damage by tle Hood is
roughly estimated at 5aa@0, 600, and tire
estimate i "a moderate one, not includ-
ing persons thrown out OF employment,
and the enforced idl@nesS OF g!tr place,
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(tARLISS d Co, BANKERS. Banking
u House in Rawson's EIock, No %, Main
Street FiuJIay, ohio. RHHkaig Hours from 8
90 Y O'cLOck, H., Giid from 70 4 O'Clock r. NJ
A ensral banking business done. Interest Oh
snecial lengSifS
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HTDHOPHOEIA is said TO be curabis
only by alum and suction. We quote
from a E-T FORK paper: There il but
Du- sur. way o. preventing hydrophO-
bin -u1-rvcHel from the bite Of a rabid
doy. VIZ: suction by the mouth. As
soon as person il bitten let him imme-
d.ately pu; small quantity Of alum in
hi- mouth and commence sucking the
wound renewing the alum occasionally.
The alum, beside causing flow of sail
va. which assimilates with the poison,
acts a- "a -typric upon tie capillary yes
-ri-. thus preventing absorption of the
poison. Ir also hardeIis the mucous
membrane Cf the mouth, totally pre-
venting absorption in that manner.
Twenty year, ago / treated the bite of a
ratjlesu * in the above way, and no
bad elIec followed. Nitrate of silver,
nitric aciI-th- actual cautery of extir
pation-n-ver did and never will pre-
vent hydrOpIobia.
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SprriaI -7!oficr G,almHF.
zzs A LECpUB !;

sa., Ii ALsG : - AZ -
TO Young MEE.
5uf 4,si .E-..- 60 d" .fr.,6 r'r' tl'r- 'H'"" 'r
rsf.fs
g-...,rs. 80. tEtr AaEE-e- 'ErentTI''rIf
amt Eg--.s- --'. suru siIIuai " '-stknsSs, or
Srsrr.s.,s.r t.:i !u'i's,. bs ,e3GA hu>t. 'nNol-
yf.tary pa. i-,i,:3> lIHlrplttcy, NvrNouS D'bii-
ir- ana iureI.Eugpf~ 20 NaiGiu=e grlefallN !:
Pile. en-. ann !tiIaH EpIt' rsy. ami FllS Mem
.tI .srH9 .'as-fysrl Inca apac.!E. by iSHf.itA
?. tf-l.Ni.IiA Eli. NJ. il ,ad.hor OF Tie "Gree2'
.tsDH.' t-g
,ssssd .l,-lsC ned ant or. IL ihis admGEs-
u.e Lecture. s.,aTlv prove mona lis own ~
t,.rf eure that Ihc aNFGl cnH>Cque.. ceS OF sell
An:l-t. tilay h, eiivc'ual.N removed without
iii.aIrfas~ ard without dangerous sDFSIeiu
ntrr4rfsl.z f-utI-.vs. Instruments ring, ar
.-,srIiaIS IgIutfIt. az s' mode 81 rure At once
cgrIslu :lG d, %. ,II.a,i vHtct every sufferer,
:lf- .nagssr ~ "a alS condition MAJ ID may
cur- iT.-eIsca "up'y, PRIVATELY. ana radically.
&C. Taiv ,,'Ht, UiU TToce q bum . thousands
ard ftoU.sJfs'N-
sent u.t.I-T cal, in a plain envelope, 10 any
.,,l,i.t=g r8 Or --iutC II SIX cents or two postage
81 .r..r~ - .... :tT. >IlI>bte's REMEDY FOR
tIflE. s--'sI soT ciIcElaT.
AaIr,s.. g. e Publishers.
sEERS- : G. KLINE a 60.
I37 @Es-sssry. EcG -OFh, iuS; -oifIc" Box,
ssAI-
I,E 2S.'slly
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3enErplfnt.

FindlaY Council, No. SO r. q ). M
Regular Convention second MOI It"} N
each fnulit.. "a 3: Patterson, 2 = g.. u ana
-. o. BelTu-ley, K.yDi4.E-
F,ndIay Chapter. TO. : 2, r. A. M
f....ular C0nvocsii ion ois lie nTst Monday
ia each month. D.. Il. Braids!ey, H. p ana
10. l.. Grab g, Secretary.
findIay Lodge, No. 227I F. d 2. III.
REGULAR Communication first and LIiIc
"wednesday la each noI-th. J. VI. Huber,
W 81. and ID. l.. GTa5ie, Secretary.
Golden Rule EncampTIcnt, No. 81,
10. o. E. stated me.t .tIngs on The second
and fourth FRIDAYS OF each month. D.
Joy, T. T.. and ID. I. Winders, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 3, 10. o. r.
Stalled meetings every Tuesday evening
=. :. KimDer, y. q anu William kIamrOth
Secretary.
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Groceries.
D.CLISE q SONS.

NY HOLESALF AND RETAIL DEALER
w I'm GrOoeTeiS, Flour. Fish and a Genera
variety iu the GIurrrN aud Prov iSisn Tine
Good price, paid Tor Batter. f.gs>, and Conn
try Produce generally. E;tsl si,t-- ot Main 81.
irSt door north oG Colt House BLOCK. Findlsy
Ohio. iAErn ~, 7O-tf.I
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puuIFS3Is % AS a WARS IN6 and Tor The bencri
of lBg ,s.r a., - AID u..iT-Iss who suffer from
NERVOUS II.kIt-l1N. I'.-S or MA% HOOD.
,-tr SIT tlN T-Z ghF 81 sti-cuTe. Nr5tfFn
hy sf... y.itu CARED ilIulsrIt after undergoing
gIl> ts,:-t .ll Qua, ~ and sent free Dn re
caiNiU..s. r,St-f.:IiC dif'Cied envelope
Sufferer. are invited fu address the aEtEOr-
NAjEI IA,SIEI- MAYFAIR.
Ayrii 10 = I-Un. liuN ili Brook yn, \. y.
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SHAFEE UE:gS-r

Iy.N!Sti formed a co-Is,1nrr,gil i"f the
IL ,,racti-r 90 Law, SL3' practice IN stale
arC Tuii..l SiaIse iDurtN- and %il give
nromui attention tn al business placed -
thef- hands Fs!ic7. iu Wla"l'r.S Block. lHj
Law. Ohio. tilaN Z.
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CiIiEs:rcsi G!3cu E.Dck Pale and
SjcH
'run 40 '''o"r cauSe than having worms IN
f'.t- .fGrt-tCf,
HEp& = - YER IIFJrGT i'0MFTTS
@5E destroy Worries without injury 10 the
.i-i'G Irir- r-ri.r ~ VIII TIE. and free from
Ili cs.DTiug or o'Ecr injurious ingredients
uSaHll 8s aG in worm pr' arttlonS.
CURTIS & ERDWN =, ProprIetorS.
No. 9Il Fulton street. New York
S'F 'rs s'.Fr1;Sr> r.iE Jl'stiis'N and ds'fitJa ~
lri..f. t..se .fg INEN.A. FIVE tFNTa 4 Box j.
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7ru9niGts.


hEALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, school
J Books, etc. Prescriptions accurately crrsI-
pounded AT all hOuTs-Gay or night. Per..,.5iN
pure Drugs-guarauteed. Corner Main ana
MainCroSs streets.
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1rE Goods.


DEALEIlS IN FOREIGN and Domestic nry
J GOpIS, Ladies suI Centlemen's Parrish
ing Goods. Yankee Notions, Millinery Goods
White Goods, Gloves and Hosiery, Stationery,
etc..eic. Suesia'ty-Good goods and low pri
res No. 81 Main Street.
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IuuN RJTlSRAErF-

nEAIlF.lS ia Agricultural IuIF!euleuts, iron
ID Nails Glass. sash. Plitfg, ilesfi hoiis, Cut
larv Rubber auu Leather. BeitiTa and = fuii
stock ~ Shelf ;inudH No. - Swings Block
Main Street.
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THESE French anglers keep their
places By a Prescriptiye right, and some
funny stories are told of the tenaeity
with which they cling to them. There
was dispute r-cently"concerningt the
r.glt 20 certain favorable places under
one u- tle arches The first fisherman
was Watching his float in tranquil beati-
tuI.. when number two stepped up,
took Of his hat politely and claimed the
place. sWhy. I have tished here for
twenty year-, ask my neighbOr there"
II b.- Your pardon; you must be mis-
t4E-u- I caught my first perch here in
I-aI. tae very day on which Victor
HuzY brought out his NOtre Dame De
Paris" This was uHanswerable, and,
public opinion being dead against him,
80. had % carry Of his tackle to some
.agr. remote ground. With some fish
-l- .erJmc- a passion. One Of these
r.5r9r.suf,r- recently died, who always
took li. lines, hooks and bait to bed
with liu. Dc h. q. fact that when he be
c..,n. le,i-r.Iaeu hc pursued his favorite
arau-aucnt I'm a tub flied with fish, and
E.- actually died With o rod in his hand,
=g..lsu Pbsf.
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= sEETINEVTAL young man, in speak
iug % hi, fathers cOachInan Of a neigh
boring famil :. remarked that they were
happy until sorrow suddenly came and
IerJ her traces there The cOachman
looked puzzled, but finally responded:
Indeed. sir. an what did she do with
the rest Of the harness."
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
III Main ST. Two Doors North OF Huber's
Drug Store. Findlay, Ohio.
ONCE Houn-from TO ~ A. NJ, Al A. N. to
2P.M., StO sP. M. May Is '7S-tf
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THE LAST OF THE BROAD GAUGE N
ENGLAND-The London Isiegr0gt OF
the 24th uit SAYS:
''On Friday last the Great Western
Railway Company began a combined
and carefully-organizad operation for
converting their Southwestern lines
from the broad to the narrow gauge, and
had the entire job done I'D three days The
abandonment Of the gauge, which was
BrunerS special pride and which so long
gave the line he engineered its distinct
i've celebrity, has been accomplished So
quietly as To excite but little notice.
Since the day when the great battle Of
the gauges was fought so iiercciy in Par
liamentary cOmmittee-rOOmS. and in
Parliament itself, new generation has
arisen which scarcely understands tlie
vehemencc of the original dispute, for it
j. now many years since. on grounds Of
economy among Others, the narrow
gauge WAS left to raInify itself all over
England. That point settled. thr spoil
tiOn OF the broad gauge in the districts
to which II vas confined became mere
question Of rI.nr accordingly the Great
Western proprietor some time ago r"-
solved to set aside 50 Juuch capital Tor
the work Of conversion, and il lIus since
been performed Ly stages. The task for
the southwestern branches seems to have
been admirably managed. Late on
Thursday evening each stajiOu-EaSter
gave a certificate that his district was
clear Of broad gauge rolling stock, the
last train of which arrived at the Chip
penhism end of the l.uc about midnight,
their work finally closed they were then
sent 10 appointed dePDJs. where, we as
sumo, the engines and carriages viii He
broken up. The trains fairly -huutcd
out OF sight, an army Of engineers and
plate-layers-2UGJ in nUmhcT-desccUied
ON the spot and set at work. BY dint Of
bivouackiug along the liue, and .aLoriHg
for seventeen or eighteen hours out Of
the twenty four, tie task was ;'pt
through without hitch or accident. The
result shows wllut can De done under
pressure with such Industrial appliance
a. we possess II the engineer alone
We're in question, railway could DE-
constructed more quieiIg and -ouEdiy.
and therefore more cLeaP.y in tire lou-
run. throughout England ti-a- iu Az.
other civilized country"
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DHGSlflAN and Surgeon Office over rat
4 terSon & Niuccrs' store. entrance On
West Sandusky Street, thIId door.
y September ~. 73-u
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3lausirians ana Surasena
nR. r. G. BARNHILL,

IIoNFDPAIHIC Physician aud Surgeon,
| s,f.i-t. and Residence over kimmci' : j yw-
,-,rv store vain Street, Friday Ohio.
Fen q II II
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WASTED POwER.-In every family
there Is power to let. In the develop
mrut and use Of this power lies the true
secret OF success. Parents are apt to
think that their cares will cease when
the little ones grow up, but every year
eular2es the responsibility they have as
>umed. The physical nseds of the
children demand time and money, but
when their mental power awake and ex-
pand, the real care Of parents comences-
And just at this point many parents
SHRINK from their plain duty, and place
their highest privileges in the hands of
strangers Is il right TO believe that
mothers whole duty lies in the adOrn-
meur ol her daughters person, or that
father A,;s performed his when he has
paid his sons bills, and noticed his phys
icaI 1rOwthz 10 i, so easy 10 select a
school for the child, let others teach il,
@ud Ieavc the moulding Of its character
q chance But it Is a hard, uneeasing
care 10 watch the opening mind, read
the thoughts, and study the best interest
os tie little form that holds an immor-
t.i -sul
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2toangt zslcrehants.
La. BALDWIN.

GENERAL PRODUCE NTS>. Deal
II ers in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds
Dried Fruits, ReeswaX. Pelts, Hides ami Conn
TyPTnGuce Of al descriptions
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. TruRNEYS at Law. VIII attend carefully
"A aud pr,uply To all kinds oi buaincss-
Special attsnIIUn given % Iii-'.~ Probate
nee over HuBcgs,' Drug store. r"ItH of Court
HBUsa
sou q. ls72 IT,
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

THE BEECHER Row-ME. TILToN'~ INV
DEPARTI RE-wHAT THFGBcEE l. TO
BUSINESS ANGENIEN-THE MAYOR.
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T. BALLARD. CIV. GALLOWAY
BALLARD d GALLOWAY.
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
T BALLARD

ORIGIN EwinE's Block. over Ruth
rauff-s HARDY ware store. West side of Main
Street. Findlav. Ohio.
August I6 ls72-tf