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symptom. OF Liver Complaint, nod sorre ~ ihr Dis
Prodnred b. it.A sal0w yellow color of rsr or
yr.Ovt-h brown on fcs ana other part u ood dnih-
aud druwsiu,s- with frequent hcadache d1rnn bitter or
Bal Listr Ia nipulh dr. al thtuA, tnd internal h'l p
ta'on N many ca-r- NY tsnS cough Wa 't tsio'
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GperiGl Nclitee.

Rsr- .na vi. taoTq rstgs I'm, and r gIaSTs
rir.t Reformed Ems opal Chnrch.
Madison n o ana Forty ssVsnio- s. =,
The pew CSTe q sHf M, IT, ~ Ses for 70.
Rent ny ~ P-vs ard siti.Dys for the ensuing year.
sss jH sD t%E zoos at ts 81:
OIL lw, Ca ~ ~ ri ~ a Il 70 a. ~. Cd
o%nF-pprrpnAy a. 100 -nd II 81 LI-IAnV: p. N.
-aie This Evening.
SP. ANERIS
COLLECTION OF PAINTINOS,
sONfERVILIE cALIEHY,
No " FITrH-Ays,
AT7sOCLOCB-
10 the ne!neers Of tn Cs~ra NE, e con.'rrce.
f.o. mn MIXERS bog attention 20 Tao Annual Ilro
1 ton iC q m an6e De =, sr os ~ ihs r sn-
t. elcctons IN respect honor End influence Of te
H- 6 sdr p Or orgotten hat any oegscn regs
porn ~ ms uctre requires now
be ssu sS iG S Wien T ~ loI running ThS ussos.s
.o orraaEon amt its ninence oyer ,e COG msrco % GAG
NV, trt rrTntAiiou practical
TO- ,o. aP@cf aSS ' sa1 me Enarsca are
Of To nsne9 on The rgalsr ticket nomAed 70 loe
ns:sd OF wang nn the AMI boar Of the election.
dy,ca: Of Objectionable candidates. We reconmend paruA
from IN ODD lolin" sau 'tiiay T sr me nanss
lar 1lcLet" Ar.l rlrsing upon you tho Importance Il
1870 "r ySss " are. VIZ rs.prctfuy yours
Bon. r. sherman. Edward : Jan sy. tharioe "atfprs
y ~ Arnold. n. Constable, Josiah a. Ios,
7 p;erIsut MORAN Willsm l0ttimcr, ChaS r.. Brebs.
II II Gpauldinr JacOD Wendell. Wa. j. bsobe.
Gnni..y -citwaJ. william IL. lie. ihop. i.ssseN st
h " CorIe- Chah. Abernttby, Harvey Fairnsra
John /. Mex pne. Iicnry A. BarbG.. Hchd lrEi-
I,r.at " ri.ke, uevd bows V IL u Gl.on
Jdo. I. Terry. -
New Nort. April q 1875. - -
org.chss OK ME CiihGgsn OF coNGEaok
Election May e. iaiJ. A.
For Pr, site1L ~ III. ID. BAb0OLk.
For first Woo PIT s.ien. - y -, ". BhD"N
For second v.co President GEORGE W. lAik
Tor Treasurer. FHNNtlS 5. lAINROP.
Icr -eorrtsy, GEORGE WILSON.
r.e u.-t Attractive Oxces In Tswn.-rho un.s cr.;s
testimony o., al vho ID. oGces IN i.c ner riB
UE bufius "a that tho the MOST ATTRACTIVE ART
all tlpy considered tho CuGAPEsr anysanrs IN thas pare
CT Town De.wlvn third aud h-A Of the building 10 SOW
rented ard :ho.o Hhs desirable o.ecs should make eefy
a,picat,cr Tie ror. all beautifully nnfhed 10 hsra
GOD ASH elegant sas rxiurrs heat and water every
room are Ill olcocngy hsst and ay are pIi ~ Ve"e~
lated all Lave oado windOss Communicate d1ecty VIA
n, ,op ana nearly al nteVenacot oDtrruces iron
lie hall Many G! tie rooms finished AID AZ .h be
oo,,iy -sdy III oocup.Ce " tcAns tho Il Day q
Nr- ty,ilcsuon shpCd b. nAde AZ lltE Tribune
CoInti"s rooin
u. Philadelphia Oiire az The rrib1ae 10 a. IL
eOLTH hiNriIST.
Gs-ig.r BuldlBgl =.
az. neCt,r .yff0Na AND 20. IRT lsFMENIS EECEJNkp
/ ar ~ Bi f-ntlt,' IA 1 r. ...
Ss rt,rv 70 tns Daily rhniie. an hsse ths psRS ~
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Tse PnilIdc.pha Uilce az Tue rribuss Is AZ 1 II
eDLrn hlNruST.
(I,-grr Huildiugl

ar geCer.Yri0Sa AND ADt ERIlsFNkN II lsLC II Hp
ar PUBLISHERS IA r.. ....
Sttr-l.rs aiiy ptNIie'pa caA haSc ths psHct
s.ri , , n tsct rsahraoea "a tire 70 De ~. ~ toe
ss s u D, we'd by -nee y Nes y - 80 49,
NJ y. 81 4, u r alia llariacai y d,bst =" =" "a ,IS
Q, .Lcul La. lIl,b..4 lias-g y s1A- '''' - -
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RAILWAY.
MoRiLR, Ala, May 3.-The Alabama and
Ctattanoora Railroad wa, sold to-day by the Mas,er
COMMISSIONER 10 tho Trustees for the first mortgage
bondhoidcrs for 81 100000 over ard above the Lien
created by the Receivers certificate court coSts. &c
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages NUT BE- tadorsed vi0 fslI
rG1.e and Glhdrcs.
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A LEGACY OF THE MILLS DEFALCA1lONS.
SUITS GAISsT TIE BEoOKLYS TRUST COMPANY FOX
1910 900 THE ALLEGED TRANSACTIONS OF
NINA AND RoDMAs WITH THE NEw-HAYES,
Mi,p k1OwN AND wHIIMANTIC RAILROAD.
At hn election Of officers of the Brooklyn
Trust company held at the Companys offices in Monia
auleDst brooklyn, yesterday. the following were
chosen for tho ensuing year Trustees. Henry
y Plarepont John Hssey. Henry Sanger, Charles
X Marin Ahrsn H. Baylisand Ripley Ropes Inspectors
of ths 10 q election T. Bergen, William NJ lngra
liam ard Sidney V. lowell About twothirds Of the
capitaof the Company represented at the election
Tho t,,stses are required within 10 days IL choose the
Other .Hecis OF the Company The trustees eecicd
yc-tcrd.y with ths exception Of Mr. Ropes, are IN" same
- have held office the dealcatiOas OF Mtesis Sus
and a,Dan be fcrcr President and Secretary o. tie
Conpsrc
Two sns for the recovery 81 100000 b. ec:'S NJ
trusted - the custody q bc Company ia 1879 a been
begun and are pending 10 no Equity 6raneh OF thD
United sates Ciccut Court Tho suits follow as con-
saaneo ron tho events tho tinc OF tins dofca:ons,
and ara brought by the tes Of Midotown end Port
land Conn Joined with the Brooklyn TzLsi
Con,..ov as defendant IL cue Jonathan
yhjte Who IL alleged 20 be co-cUnspu,
ator with the Ohicors OF the Irookiyn
1rna, Company IN causing the disappearance ~ the
bonds whose loss WIG explained In Tib TRIBUNE IN
November 1873 The Dill is brought Tor dscoTerJ' Tor
al hraaetIon 70 prevent DISPOSAL OF tie bclda Tor "
specific delivery OF sneh bonds stiil roran II tir
possession Of tho Company, aud for an award % caia'
a. eomrensatIon fo- any missing bonds The compliant
Tho Owns. sbip 10y u.O Ln~Ls Of 200" sL'i'S 81
capital STOCK OF q. New-BaT,n. .''d''i'Hh
81 wilsnlnIo Ra,lro.l Ha1 e. -.ir"''
~ 10 team VI IL .-.--. -.---"
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INsURPAsaED n MANY RGsPECTs.

On saturday last fny NEwHORK TRrPUNE
Va. s-l,l frrIh ia NV building. TIM day btlns tho
llf.. fourth ailycr3IY Of thc establishment Of IhL
f.' - hY H0lc Greeley. The building II nine stories
N uLt rihan atii" lmd tower, and Ia 200 re ~ the
-, ol ne .t.r. %. the Adjacent nfc-tUry
pui.fn.s u.s. giYst ic pignirs InL TRIBUNE under
IL r-.,.-., l. ID -l ,,incHi ha- rapidly Improved
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-10

Wecan aSsure the reader that the Herald
isthe Largest and Best Paper In Cleveland.
and now enjOysa
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The finest and largest stock OF
(;narstians sale.

IN pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
/ Court OF Hancock county Ohio. made on
the 25ih liay OF November. lSsS IN the case OF
a fired W Frederick. Guardian OF the estate OF
Dayid f. Oaxs a minor, against bis ward the
undersigned will, on the 18th day of December,
Is-5 at Two O'Clock. p. NJ. on the premises, oDer
M pu Jlic sale the following de-cribed rsai es-
tate situate III hancock county. (lhi5, lo-~it.
seven acres If land in the southwest quarter
of section twenty t15l In township Two "
north range twelve 10 east wnIeh SAID seven
,,-rss OF isnd was assigned 10 David r. Osss IN
ne proceedings tor partition IN the ease OF
Jacob Peters against JsIaes 4. Peters, and 9TH
ers in Han enSa Common Pleas Court, and
which proceedings are recorded IN volume
eight IS from pages 81 To 3t hoiii ino uslve OF
Complete Records o. saia Common P!easton
and in which said landz are plated and fully
desSribed. AppFaiS d at Fsssj,
nine ilssl in the viiiaga of Ar ada in said
county of Hancock. Appraised at 80
Also In lot lumber one hundrei ana iOTty
two tli2l In said village. Appraised a. -.
Also In-lot numbs; thirty t'yl In the tirsl
Addition % s@'d village of Arcadia. Appraised
rkisa in-lot numcer thirty one Gu In the
sirst Addition to said yiliaSe. Appraised ai
$3.50
Additiol 10 said village Appraised at siD.
sale. one third In one and one thi' d IN two
JeaTs from day OF sa e. TO be secured hy mort
gage on The premises sold, and deferred pay
ments to bear interest at the rate OF six pei
c-ufum per annum payable annually.
ALFRED w. FREDERICK,
Guardian of David +. Oaks.
November %, ls55-5w
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Guardians sale.

IN pursuance of an order OF the Probate
Il Court of Hancock County. OHIO, made Oh
the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1875. In the
Gaze of Alfred W. Frederick Guardian OF the
estate Of Alfred W. Oaks, against His WaTf
the undersigned will. on the 18th day OF De-
cember, lsI5, at two O'Clock Il. NJ, on tbs
premises, o1fer at public sale the following de-
sciiDed real estate, situated In Hancock
county, Ohio. to wit: Seven acres of land in.
the southwest quarter of section twessy l1D;.
IN township two ~, north range txsfve tizA
east. which said se zen acres OF laEsA was as
signed 10 said Alfred W. OAKS In the proceeef-
lDgs for partition in the css.s Of Jacob Peters
against James E Peters and others In ths.
proceedings are recorded in volume eight (S,
from pages 10 TO 3l6 inclusive OF Complete
records oSsaid Court. and in winch Saia lands
are plated and ftsIiy described. Appraised az
SEQ
Also in-lot number eleven an. I'm 4 . 4rxr
addition 10 the village oi Arcadia. Aps5elise1
ats5O
A.s) in-lot number twelve p2D In the frss
ad iion to said village. Appraised st sS5.
Also ts-lOt number twenty-three (Z3l in TIA
first addition 10 said village. Appraised al SD
Also In-lot number tUenty-sour IN in the
first addition to said village. Appraised at s75.
Also in-iot pumber twenty-six t26l In the
first addition 10 said village. Appraised al Sd.
sale, one-thiTd in one and one-tbird in twa
years from day of sale. TO be secured BY mont
gage on the Drs mlses sold. and deferred pay
merts to bear interest at the rate Of slx pee
centum per annum, payable annually
ALFRED w. FREDERICK,
Guardian Of Alfred w. OsxA
November 25, lS75-5w.
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Truth VIII Last.

That good old family newspaper, the
New York ObserceT, now some fifty three
years old, still holds on to the old truths
which were so firmly advocated when it
was founded. No new lights or nine
teenth century doctrines have ever caus-
ed it to trip or make any false step. 1t
is always satisfying in our day, to take
up newspaper that is sound and reli
able The O6sercer comes to us weekly
with variety of reading in addition to
the news, and it is always pure and
healthy-just the paper for family.
For specimen copies, address 5. i PRIME
& Co. New York.
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zirr Sforh .3ilarErfs.
BUFFALO. December Q.

BUFFALO, DcCculDCl y.
Caltlc-RecciPts today 100 head, making
the total for the week thus far SS06 head
The market was slow and dull, with but
few transactions. The yards are full of
unsOld stock. The bcst shipping steers
will be shipped cast, owners refusing to
mahe further corsessions in prices. Weak
at yesterdays quotations.
Sheep and i.ambs-R9ceipts to-day 54O0
head, making the total for The week thus
far 1860 head The market was fairly
active and firm at the opening prices. All
of the best quality was sold. Sales of
Michigan sheep AT s. 10; Ohio at > Ur;
Illinois at 81 80
Hogs-Neccipt; today $500 head, making
the total for the week thus far %, 800 head
The market was very dull and slow. The
yards are fall Of stock Workers Al So %
as so, mostly at s. 70; heavy hogs at 81 -
al 2u.
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-Tfrrisf.

The County Commissioners convened
ia regular session last Monday.
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Resolutions of Respect

WHEREAS. 1t hath pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom 10 remove by death
from our midst sister Sarah Morrill,; there
fore, he it
Resol2e,7, b. Liberty Grange No. 4S9, P.
of H., that We bow in humble submission
TO the will of an overriding PToyidence.
Ros0Ioed 2d, That in the death of sister
Morrill, our beloved order has lost faithful
member, her family an affectionaie wife and
loving mother. and the community a SYM
pathetic neighbOr and friend.
Res0looI 81, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathies TO the beToayed family and
friends
ResolUed 4tl, That copy of these rcsolu-
tiOns he presented to each of the papers OF
the county for publication, and also that one
he given the family of the deceased.
1oHN BoYLES,
ELLEN COOPER, Com
ANNA BoYLEs.
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Have n complete line OF TRIMMINGS Of all
x fnds. iuei,. ling Fringes. Laees, Satins aud
sSifss, All the NOV ELTIES in Notions
and Fancy Goods, silk Ties, silk
Handkerchi. IS and Corsets.
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Throw PaYSIG 10 The DOGS. Ill
NONE or IT,

We do not in the least feel like blam-
ing Macbeth for this expression Of dis
gust; indeed, we are rather inclined to
sympathize with him. Even nova avs
most of the cathartics offered to the pub
lie are great, repulsive looking pills. the
very appearance of which is sufficient TO
turn ones stomach" Had Macbeth
ever taken Dr. Iierce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets he would not have uttered
those words of contempt. 1t Is really
encouraging, when one is i'll, 10 find that
a little sugar coated Pellet, no larger
than grain of mustard, will as prompt
Is produce the desired effect "a dose of
great, nauseating pills. These little
Pellets, unlike other cathartics, are real
ly natures physic. They do not debii-
tate, but tone and invigorate the system
No family should be without DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
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9lradnre s2narErf.

TOLEDO, December 9.
WhEAT-DulI, at 81 20@1 30; for white
Wabrsh No. Amber, 81 Il.
CoRN-Faii ana firm at .jGc for high
mixed No. !, 5tic. .
OATs-No. ,. bic; rejected, Bic
CEEvELANE, December 9.
WHEAT-No. red, 81 80; No , do dull
at 81 20; No. 31lo, 81 90; rejected, Sc.
CoRN-Dull at Csc for high mixed; low
mixed. &c; Old ears al 62c.
OATs-NO. State AT 4Jc.: No. do :iSc
whiis, 4lc.
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Larger Circulation
Than any paper i'm the City. :.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT & CO,
Cleveland, Ohio
Partition Notice.

StOPHiA PREDMORE, OF the county OF fOl m-
- sted, in the State OF Minnesota. John Bon
ham, OF the county Of Haneock, and State OF
Ohio; Walter j. Bonhtm, OF the county OF
Perry, and State of Ohio; and Anna Bonham,
widow OF Robert Bonham, deceased, OF the
county Of Hancock, and state of Ohio:
Will take notice that on the first day Of De-
ceTnber. A. d. 1875, the undersigned filed petit
ton in the Court of Common Pieas of Han
cock county, Ohio, where the same Is now
pending. demanding partition OF the following
premises situate in said county: The north
east quarter of section eleven IN, township.
one ll, north range (lOl east, containisa one
hundred and sixty acres, hess about eight acres
out OF the southwest corner OF said qEHarter
section. Also the east half of the southeast
quarter of section two (2(, In township one ID
north nge ten tl0j east The undersigned de-
mands that Partition be made OF said prsmi-
follows: To the undersigned, and To-
sophia PIedmore. John Bonham, and W alter
j. BonhaIn, One-fOultll part each, and to Anna
wOnham dover m the whole.
At the next term of said court an applicasioD
Bill be made by the undersigned foi an order
that partition may be made, &c., O: said prem
ises.
December lst, 1875.
ROBERT y. BONHAM
d. b. BEARDsLEY, Atty. for Petitioner.
Dec. 3, lo75-5Y
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Hunting Match at Arlington.

On Thursday, December I'd, the sports
men of Arlington had a hunting contest
with the following result: Il. 4. Reigle,
14S; n. s. Wescott, 155; Frank Reigle,
175; Jacob Kibler, 1G5; Ezra Longworth,
80; Elias Haden, IS; Elias Reigle, Sr.,
165; VIM. Holmes, 130. Total, lib.
Dr. Drake, As; Madison Reigle, 153;
Alexander Reigle, 1GG: George Houde
shell, 13S; A. Y. Davis, 7j; Jacob Reigle,
255; F. NJ. Holmes, 80; Gage Helms, 1l0.
Total 800. The usual oyster supper fol-
lowed the hunt.
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The Concert,

The concert given at WHEELER'S Hall,
last Friday and Saturday evenings, un-
der the auspices of the \ prthwestera
Band, was one of the most sueGe ssfuI
and pie lsing entertainments ever given
in this city. The vocal aud instrum' mt
al music was superb, and far better t,lan
that usually given by travelling concert
companies. There was large an lihnca
present both evenings, and the hearty
applause that greeted the different PER
formances showed plainly how well they
were enjoyed. We hope the same ppr-
ties will give another concert soon.
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Wholesale 2RGtail
NEW STYLES IN DRESS GOODSg
ALI THE NEW STYLESt!

Every day during the past fifteen da,s The
nfay u ~. D sen instantly driving up TO the
font of the large Wholesale and Retail Store
of q. and w. X. Carnahan, bringing 10 'ds of
Goods just purchased In New York city. This
D. the largest stock ever brought to Findiay.-
They IA ave all been bought o specie basis
They comprise all the most fashionable Goods
aud Newest styles i'm Dry Goods-including
Dress Goods, silks, Irish Poplins, Cashmeres,
AIpaoas invisible PlaIds in ali grades. Ladies
"a SEARCH OF something new in dress Gods
yIlI be sure TO what they want. The immence
quantity OF Goods purchased by this firm TO
supply the wants OF their large Wholesale and
ItstaiI Trade enable them To bus them cheaper
than any oi her establishment.
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TofaI ifradnfe .zRarLef.
FISBLAy, Ohio, Dec. 9,1e15

FISgLAy, Ohio, Dec. ., 1876.
Turkeys cents
Ducks S cents.
Chickens cents.
QuailS 90 per dozen.
Geese cents.
Phcasants 40 cents per pair
Eggs, 20 cents.
Butter, 20 cents.
Hides. green. ) een.s.
Hides, dry, 10 to II cents.
Sheep Pel;s, 25e@sI25,
Tallow cents.
Timothy Seed, 81 75t02 90.
Clover seed 9l@l0 cents per pound.
Lard l24 cents.
Wool, washed s5@45, unwashed / off.
Fla. seed, 81 80.
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Masonic Election.


At a regular convocation of FindIay
Chapter No. IS, R. a NJ, the following
officers were elected for the Pnsu NJ
year, and will be installed on Wednes
day, Dec. 18th, 1875:
H. P-D. b. Beardsley
K.-B. L. kjmmons.
S-rhos. Ballard.
e. H-John Parker
p. st F. Morrison.
r. 4. C.-Isaac BonlIam.
G.. u II. VI. N. Huber.
g. d. H. W. w. Firinin.
g. u l. E-M. ID. Sours.
Treas. III. f. Winders
Sec'y.-S B. Huffman.
GuGrd-J. II. McCaulev.
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Sabbath School Convention.

The Hancock County Sabbath School
Convention was in session in the Con-
gregational Church, of this city, on
Wednesday and Thursday, of this week.
There were quite large number of the
Sabbath Schools of the COUNT repre-
sented in the Convention. The session
was an interesting and profitable one.
We will publish the proceedings next
week.
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WHAT - NEEDED.

DtlsIUN, T tTI. y. IolI
II. Il. STEVENS. ESQ y
DEAR SIR-About one year since ! found
myself in "A feeble condition rom general
debility, V EC ETINE WIS strO giy recommend
ed TO me by riend who had been much ben
efted by It's use. ! procured the article. and
auer using several bottles, Was r. stored to
health, anu discontinued its use | .ei qniie
confident that that there IS no medicine su-
peIi9r for those 'nplaints for " iiciI Il /, eS-
pecialy prepared, and would ci.eerfuiIy rec
omment /. to thO-e who feet that ,hey need
something 10 restore them 10 per fec; health.
Respectfully. l.. L PETTENGILL,
Firm OF : n. PpifoitzIi! 4 To-
sn 10. Stale II RS. n
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Back Again.

odCk n gam.
JEROME KIBLER was in town last
Monday night, hanging around some of
his old haunts. While in town he got
in with JOHN MACCABKE who was
slightly intoxicated, and together the
two went to sleep in a car at the C. S.
& c. r. r. depot. MACCABEE claims
to have had considerable sum Of
money about his person. which, on
waking up from sleep. sometime near
morning, he found gone, and sail KIB
LER had robbed him of it. KIBLER
disappeared and has not been lie Ird of
since. Whether he fed the country, or
is still sneaking around here, is not
known. Suffice it that the officers
should keep a sharp look out for him
and if he returns, NAB" him instanter.
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Dried BlackberTies,
Canned Pumpkin,
3lh. Cans Pie Peaches, 20 cents per Can,
3 III. Cans Tomatoes,
Frerch PruneS,
Dried Peaches, Peelel and Unpeeled,
Just Received, by
L. MCMANSEss,
81 Main Street
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H. >.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-10
G AIMED FEE'EEE.S EOCSDs
OF Ei.ESss

SOUTH BEKwICE NJ, Jan. IL, ~
II r STEW Ems. .Est
DEAF, eIE- have hal Dyspepsia IN its worst
form isf the last tel a~S. and have taken
hundreds OF dollars " nth OF IN sdi,-in with
out any Fellet In Sep'emh-r laSt' conlinencoi
ltslng ' E@ErTSE, since which tiin iLy health
has steadily i'm orDve-l Hy fo1i digests we'll,
aud have -s.IneI fifteen ponrds of flesh.
y 'ere 4 re several Others in this place taking
f.GErI&E. and al have obtained relief
NuurS tr1rv THOMAS f. NSORE.
oTerSe-r Of Cafd Roo n. Portsmouth IA COS Mills
Fegetine is Sold ny III Druggists.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-12-10
The Best Protection.

The best safeguard against epidemic dis
ease are thorough digestion and firm nerves
Ii Is because they assure the regular per-
formance of tbe digestive process, and in
vigorate the nervous system, that Hostdter's
Stomach Bitters are such a sovereign pro-
tective against the influences which begct
intermittent maladies, and those which di-
rectly affect the stomach and bowels II
the nerves are healihfully tranquil, lie as
similation of food perfect, as they are sure
To be under tue influence of this standard
tonic md nerylne, malaria may be dc iicd;
and If, In the absence of the most reliable of
medical safeguards. the system has fallen a
prey to disease of an Intermittent typg. then
the BIttcrs will, il persisted in, eradicate
every yesiige OF the malady. fSiiiOusness,
constipation and dyspepsia yield with equal
certainty 10 the operaiionof this potent veg
etable alternative.