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BANKERS.
NRA1G, JOHNSON 4 co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
Sixth d MARKET sTs., WILMINGTON, DEL.
NEW YORK AND PHILADEL. STOCKS
BOUGHT SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Every facility afforded for persons desir-
ing to deal or invest In Stocks, Bonds or
Gold.
Telegram HE quotations received con-
stantly during the day. aug. q
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lust OPENED.
A new and beautiful assortment
~ ~GAUZE MERiN0 UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES
Also new and choice arrsrtment of
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
STAPLE AND FANCY TRIMMINGS,
RUyELINcs, LACEs, PRINCES, &C., &C.
S. II. STATS,
aug2-H NO. All MARKET ST.
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFRITS.

The following ciFeular has beea isued
by the Comptroller Of til" Treasury.
Tefgprg ny,ari.aeaf, 0bics ct CamPt,e''cr q
HE fHrr,Hcy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1875.
Dangerous coGnterfeits arg hi cirpnla
tion of the denomination of five dollars
tSal uf tile following banks:
The First National Bank of Chicago,
III. ihe Traders National Bank OF
Chicago, III the First Nationa: Bank
of Paxton, ILL., the First National Bank
of Canton. ILL., a; the First National Bank
of Aurora, Ill; Merchants National
Bank of Chicago, Ill.
Tie last two named are Just out, and
are Icing taken by many persons.
Nearly the entire amognt of the genu-
ine five dollar notes of these banks has
been withdrawn from circulation, and no
additional ISSUES will lie made. The
Comptroller is desiFOus of retiring the
Whole amount from circulation, and
National Banks are requested TO trans
nit to the Treasury for redemption all
such notes ~ may come into their pos
session. JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller.
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faIQ NEARLY
S / 90. d OF


IL. II, STEE EENs, E-,l.:
Deai sir: " hen t,baut xix HIunt .iS old was
Yacctnated. fEF P'gI iItS who were Vacelnated
from the - tiGs tit ~ died rom the bumOr The
nU .i,or spread aver Nse To SGgn extent thai
/ was rolled va E:uu To- prevent me from
scratching sGy person ThediseaSe finally set
tied IN iIiy heat / remained ia this condition
about twenty Years, troubled all the time with
sores breaking in my head and dtsGh0Tging
corruption from my ear. A this d zee a small
Kernel appeared on nv s.ey.k, gradually in
ere aSing IN size uut(i = - .sIDr fOrued Ot such
my eyes dOUnWaIa. IA tLs tsIs.e was TAX
ltS vGElo,S rsnediv> Anr 90 blood without any
Su y5tantial brneat,
lien weGt - u prominent physician In
BOStOn Hi1 during his treatment Of six
months iHTred the tumOr eight times, which
cost ne nearly sitt. This Left me with a rough
aggravated tOre, without at all dimI fishing
IN sic of the tumOr. and IN Z si,Sly, feeble
condition ! consulted gnytbSr ply sici0n at
Natick, Wh"l aiisE T0lss .tiera4le title. sucered
si1e- Al ,hts Pp-Hi cUIamenCe,l IL use NEGE-
TiSE, lL,i1N2h tis- earnest persuasion OF a
Tlend. All had taken IA is medicine about
one week eGBrTi-nced wonderful sensationS.
Ny whole bJdy seemed undergoing a radical
ciange, until, finally. the tGmOr broke, and
discharged frightiuI quantities. From this
time IL decreased in size until the bunch disap-
peaTed, bat my neck stIll bears the ugly sears
Of The sore HHd lance. am now healthy and
strong and able ID work every day.
l Will also mention that / haze teen an ACME
sufferer from Intt1mTnetcsY tp9pInasisl1 ever
since can rrTnsf.. yeE, S.I.til commencing TIE
use OF E.-EE.vZ. when aiI1Ost immediately
ali rhe eCIiIai ,' DafH- erased This Ltatomeut 4
volunteer t5T The purpose Of brnedtting other
Snbrrius hutnsnIty, sDd y1u will c6nt Ia
voi by g!yirg4. - E4uch pablicity ~ thought
~ n SaVEi,s AsIta,, Afs-s
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IMa oSiark c}HarErLs.

BUFFALO, October l2
Catlie-lteccipls Today l0-4 head making
the total for the vel lin,S faY Ia head
Tic market was dun and SLOW, but little
Sl0ck offering. The fre,h arrivals were
through cOnSignmentS. Abgu ali gOUd
Cillio not sold yesterday were shipped east
Sales iuJ head AT a range of 81 Ij(a.i a.
HogsLRcccipIs to-day 2i'n h-zG ,i.as
ing the total fgr III? week tnis f0r | | ,9uu
h.sa.,. Tho matktH' wasr cNclltd; g01 only
0ffeie,l, Inn few heavy hogs offered, and
those oi AN inferior quality Workers at
81 .GGtS -; common sf.i>Srr-, Ia nIi,uc col
fed heavy hove 4; :sS ,s6dS 80; a few ioatS
print, corn 1.9l wouid faYc hr0ugh. s. al:
prices are loo strong Tor Liberal sUppIY.
CB.CAQo. October ~.
Caitle-lt Receipts to-day ,, 500 head. The
market was fairly active aud firm. Snip
ping steers 81 OOacG 90. stuckcrs at 81 75co
:; 40; through Texans at g IoVl.; 40. Ship
memts l4I; head.
Hogs Receipts iay,4y i4,0UU head. The
market Was active and Hrm for good, duh
and heavy for others. Inferior tn chni,, AT
- OGdaS 80, mostly at = G50gS l2l
East LlgEEr{, Pa, uctcber T.
CatiTe-RrseiplS to-day l,4lG head maxi
ing ,S2tl for The past IHu day. The sup
ply is sill light ANA the 'IGallIY ueiiium H.
fGmmOn anl sin-kfrs. Only q few gond
lois. PiiceS wee mu,h The same - yrairi
day's.
iIogs-Receipts today ., ,9l5 head making
1 Oh for the past tN % days~-ri:ges of Ork-
ers at 81 9OiGS IL; Phiadelpii.i al $ 5G;,r
10
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DRIFT.
Cool, frosty nights.

Cool, frosty nights.
Shoot the summer hats.
Fine weather, this week.
All quiet Oh election dav.
Glory enough for one day.
The Grand Jury il Hard at work.
Lima is TO have a lecture association.
7 There were several runaways this week.
! The public schools are well attended.
The Presbyterian Church is now light
ed with gas.
The initiation bubble was too windy"
and bursted
Iramps have begun to make their ap-
pearance in this locality.
Judge Seney, Of Tiffin. was in town
attending court. this week.
The Wallace Sisters at MeIodeon Hall
TO morrow night. Go aud see them.
The faces of the Democrats were some
What elongated Wednesday
DIR. Oesterlin has put a new roof Oh
his building, North Main Street
Davis Bros. and Detwiler's new build
ing is going up rapidly.
The epizoOtic is raging among the
horses.
Hon. G. w. O'Neal is in town attend
ing court and transacting other business.
Isn't it about time that the work of
improving Main Cross Street was fin
ished.
The nights are too cold for moonlight
rambles. At least that is what the
young people say.
There was considerable swearing and
gnashing of teeth Oh the streets of Find
lay, last Wednesday morning.
The pulpits of the various churches,
of this city, will be filled by members of
the Toledo Synod next Sabbath
The old iron fence that stood so long
IN front of the Court House has been
removed TO give place to the new one.
Parties wishing to take passage for
Salt River, will apply to Mckinley, the
Orange township statesman at once.
Workmen have been engaged, for the
past week, i'll repairing the big tank at
the gas works. The job is about finished.
You can have pleasant time by at
tending the entertainment OF the Wal
lace Sisters, at MeIodeon Hall, to NOR
row evening.
This Rig For SALT RIVER DIRECT"
was the inscription on placard attach
ed TO the buggy Of a couple of prominent |
Democrats last Wednesday morning.
If the person who carried a pair of
Kid gloves from the vestibule of the NJ.
t. Church, last Sunday, will return
them, no questions will be asked.
The Orange township Statesman, will
to manufacture bricks, now
that he is relieved from the necessity of
explaining his vote Oh the Wood County
Enabling Act.
The epizoOtic days have come
The sickest Of the year,
The time for idle jacks and veterinary
quacks
And mashes, bal j. and fieams, and
horses on the bier
Now, that the election is over and
everybody settled down to the old easy
going rate, you had better go to Green,
Davis q Cos. and buy your groceries,
provisions and queensware They are
selling goods wOndrous cheap.
Over in Bloom township, Wood eoun-
y, there was one vote for the removal
'i the county seat to Perrysburg and the
citizens in that locality are looking after
he How that east il With shptg4ns,
;orn cutters, etc.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-15

OREGON has sent IA representative from
Portland TO visit the cities of Australia,
China and Japan, and arrange 'comnler-
cial relations. Oregon is rich in lumber,
and her great crops of grain and enor-
NOUS supplies Of salmon furnish the ma
terial of traffic. Her population almost
doubled the last decade, and her manu-
fuetured products rose 10 S6, ST, ,SS7-
exceeding those of Arkansas or Florida
although they are 80 much older States.
She has steamship service TO California,
and considerable steam tonnage on her
rivers; and, anticipating speedy railway
connection with San Francisco. only
awaits the organization of the North Pa
citie road, and its completion, to be in
direct communication with the East. and
challenge n grand position in the future
of that coast
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An Important Fact.

The voluntary testimony Of thousands esfab
fishes beyond all doubt fact OF vital impor-
tance To the sick and debilitated, viz ii,at
HoStetier'S Stomach, Bitters is an abs O ME snr-
ctiic for remit ent and Intermittent lever dys-
pepsia cofisi ipaIiOn, biliOusneSS, mental de-
preston, sIeeplessness, chrenie dlarrh.Tl aud
AL diseases. OF the stomach, IiTer and bowels
The unnedfcaied slim uiants usually pre-
scTihed in these cases only asgravaie the syInp-
IONS, instead of removing lrIl- The BliteIs
on the cont airy act as a correstiVe and inv ig-
GRANT, withOu producing the unpleasant and,
dangerous consequences ofthe Old schOOl pTar-
tice. The action is mild and soothing TO The
irritated stomach and bowels. promoting di-
geAilOn, and preventing fiafuiehcy, nausea
headache, and all Intestinal Irregularities. A
WlneslaSSiui before meals greatly assists digeS
Ion. The cnnVSleSceDt may uoe them WIN
ana cheeTiulness
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oF.arrifd.

DOUBLE-POWELL-On the 10Th of
October, lSi5, by Rev. Alyan Rose, AF.
Aaron J. Double. Of Alien county, lad ami
Miss LOviha Powell, daughter of Mr.. Dan
iel Powell, Of Hancock county, Ohio.
YATES-COOPE3-At the residence Of
the officiating clergyman, in Findlay, on
Thursday, oct. u. lS..i, by Rev. AIsan
Rose, Mr. Jasper latoS aHd Miss 7lmanIha
Cooper, all of this county.
FISHELL-EDGING :. $50,
at the residence Of Mr.. Frank Edsinrton,
Esd, by Rev William Jones, ". J. Fish
ell and Miss Clarinda Edsin"ton, nricc "f
Mr. Frank Eisingran.
ANTHONY-nANIS-IH Ftndlay, Ohio,
Oct. i, 1876, by Rev William Homes. David
Anthony, of Henry county, Ohio, ,uj Mis-
Jennie navis, OF Findlay, Ohio.
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TRAINS G!OlNe EAsF.

IItraius run daIIy. Sundays exU plod.
C!Ose connection male II FrcIlolt with
trains on l.. = y u s. 81 10 aud ft2m all
p1ints East aud 'Stesi.
Al BCrgOOu vita trains on =. 4. = Fry
AT FOstOria with trains on E:.ii.Hare, Fits
buigh s Chicago Ry.
Al Lima With trains IN Is. VI. & c. H. & d
4. Il to gnd lTOIa all points South. A lsn with
trains Oh p, 81. Wa G.. Ry 20 aud from alt
points Easi and West
W n. ANDREWS. Gen. Ticket Agent
II RIIRGDDN. Rea.-iver and .snn,L.
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Wantrl

NICE fools and Shoes at Schwab's Cheap
~" i'""' ana Nh"e STORE. gepl0
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Taken from tnc bankrupt Stock of several
Large Manufactures
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What Is Eegetine!

II Il a com pound extracted from banks. reatz
and hFrb-. II is n1ture'- remedy. u - per-
fectly harm ess from any bad .-ect upon the
System IL Is uOurishiu@ and strengthening. 10
acts direct -pCl tas 5iOoi lt quiets the ner-
vOus system. 81 gives Sou good, sweet sleep
81 mig %. II Is a great pan scea for our aged
fathers and mOtiIeTS, ,fOr II gives them sIse 9Th,
gui.tS Their nerves, and gives thea natures
sweet sisep-ds has been Proved by many an
aged person. II = tAe great Blood PuTihsT IL
j. "A SOO;hips remedy Tor our children. IL has
relieved aud cured thOuSausiS. 10 Is very pleas
aut 10 take; every child liEes u. n relieves
and cures all dISeas = originating iEOSa iTapure
blood. Try the NEGFggSC. GIVE II .. iaiT .Tiai
for your complaint il-g yOs. VIII say 10 your
IL has ,,red me-
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TO PURIFY THE BLOOD,
lndIu 'sOVE the GENERAL

Take one 81 HOOFLsND'S PODyPHYLLIN
PILLS every day for "A few lays. and then fol-
low with HOOFLASB5 GERMAN BITTFKS
The PHI viii sXpel all the fOui hnInors that
Viiiaif fue SiGnd. pIO1uci z Fever. sick HfaE-
acne, RackSrle, NSusea. Iynatning Of E..o.t
Offensive Breath, unSightiy ETuptionS ON the
skin. and AT thOSs eiis-ct- arising from up-
Esalthy. impure SeCFeT4Un The HOOF-
la NDS GERMAN EITrEttS viii give tone %
the siQsna,.h. and FeStare the digeStlTe OFganS
- perfect hEalth, inGure the secretion ef
healthy iiuidS for the BToper digestion and a.
Imitation ui FOOD tor toe ina king Of Pure Blood
a.ud HDgTtshmnient OF the nady 10 vigorous
health. fhis - tefter than AT the SaTsap6Ill.
la f0r Purifying tee Blood, for the eo -'pOnent
parts have specific action on the diseased or
aans implicated in This condition.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & 90. .PrOprieto
Philadelphia. Sold By all Druggist.
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All Kinds of Job Work
II. r.. Morrison
Notice 70 Contractors.

- SEALED proposals viii be- received at bns.
- Of1ice Of The Clerk oI'the Board OF Educa
ttOn of Ca:S township, Hancock eoRnty uatil
IL O'Clock tnnOnl on the 9Th day OF Move Ia5er
A ID. lN7- t"r Tire building OF 3 brick -ehos5
hOuse IN suli district No. :, in said tow 1ship
according to The plan and Speeideatk In NE
ftt ~aid office Each btd must cOnfa u tne
name OF every persons interested In the same
and be accompanied by sufficient qua .aDtee
OF some disiuirrosted person that II the bid o.
aecepte'i a etntTaet VIII bs entered into; anCs
The performance of 10 properly secured The
board VIII meet at the school house III RSiG
Sub-d strict ON the 9Th day OF November 1876,
nj o clock, +. NJ, 10 open and read sai1 pro
pOsals. None but the lowest reSpOnssb . BIZ
will De accepted. and the Board may rel . "a
bids. By order Of the Board of FdHca / -
Oct5wi III. COBB, &. ERIK.
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Findlay Branch.

FISDLAY TD CAKEY.-TrssssI I-ave ~fnd1sy
2 . am. ,l2J . m, arrive u .srey AZ l.l5 al. .
~ pm.
CAREY TO OFISDLAY.-'fVsiDs leave Carey at
l0.s5 am, and 300 Dns., arriving in Fndiay -
ii rs am, and 400 pa.
Meals. MOSS and 10 run daily. al atssa
trains daily except Sunday
PaflOI Coaches on Nos and 8 DetWs en- sa,I-
dnsry and Cincinnati. Sleeping Goasshes "a.
Nos and 10 between SandusEy and Cine.ss-
natl. Through Coaches on Nos. :. q, @ and 70,
between Sandnsky and COfcmbus. OF NO-.3
Il. l6 and 10 between GOfJInb bas and g1ncI,i
nati and on Nos. ~. So h and y LetWeens
BeIlefOntaine and CGlunibuS.
CHAS. HDWARD, Super 'ntendeat.
II. ~. ESsJNGON. Gen1 Tickct Ask
DEWt TT q. BROWN. tsen1 Manager.
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Box ParIor and
Cook Stov5s

, We are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE O,
RETAIL, at the Lowest Cash Prices.
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Broken Stone

CAN:BE FURNIstEEDby y c. Wilson Il
prices to suit purchasers.
Good Block Stone delivered at So cents
per perch.
Stone Broken by the Breaker, ds'iversdl
at 81 per perch. Screened. free i-o.a sils
dirt and dust, and perfectly clean. broken,
to any size, delivered at 81 % per perch
Good Gutter Stone, delivered al 81 20
per perch. inne IS, s5-n
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Rep0gt from Practical Chemist and
ApOtheearV

BoSfOS, January J.. l1f.
Dear SIR: This Is 10 certify that haye sold At
refail l54iZ dozen tihl2 bOtiieSI OF your VICE
TINES since 4 pFil u. l.5O and can truly say hat
it mas gwen the b ~ satisfaction Of amy rems-
dy foT the complaints for which itIS recon-
mended that ! ever sold. Scarcely 81 day pass-
~ without some OF my cd-iOmeTs fest!fying TO
us meIitsO on themselves or their fTisndl. ana
perfectly cosniZant Of several giaSe-. II scgCfu-
lOus tuInors being cured - NFvEFISE alone IA
this vicinity. Nery Cespee. fGlly your
Al GILMAN, - Broadway.
To u. =. SgE, ,ESs E-lr srpiO 90
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!Ta-dan'S GraiH sMarkel.

FINnLAY. o., Oct II, l.5J
Wheat, new, 1jc. 9oSl uj.
Wheat, old 81 -
Corn, old, 5Oc.
Corn, shelled, 50e
Oats, white, old iac.
Oats, mixed, 2jc
Flax seed, 81 40
The hfo"s l,firrs are paid to-day hy &.
" MYERS. al ihc l.. T.. n l.. ~. elevators
itrmarkS-No damp wlrcat wanted
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-15
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
VECETIME

Taking tI'i" consideration the character OF
us vouchers, The history of ats cures and she
immense Increasing demand. NEGErsNE may
age.
For ScrOiila ia t!.e I.oOd. NkGETINE Is an
lhItllibir rrfHetsy asId nn person need suffer
rom tuhlo:s, SierI~, and ALI diseases aSgising
lIoi iiii pare SiGOd,I NEGETISE - ESt u record
~ tOdirrciiO"S- There l. IOi :. case Of ScrOf-
ula ia rN iS!t- &C. that NS,-ErINE will not cure
PFOEl|td- hnWrNeE, The vial functions have.
. OF icsi Ihesg power Of action All that may be
Saiu 10 ih" contrary Notwithstanding.
EilETl NJ iS pheasant 10 the taste mild in it,
lhHuehcr.;thd absolute IN It's action on disease
hs the following unqueSfi0nahIe evidence will
: how. S-
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Common Pleas Couit.

The Court Of Common Pleas. of Han
cock county. convened at the Court
House, last "Wednesday afternoon, Judge
PILLARS presiding The Grand Jury
were efnpamLeled aud sworn. and at once
went &" work. The docket is pretty
heavy. aIs.i ;ii- session will be somewhat
long.
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" Chicago 81 pm 45 am --------.--
tNO' 10 Express. wet, Ogertakes No. a
Chicago IG2ctiOn
Wa. FRAKLIR, Acting Gen'I Snpt Trains.
C. QUIscY. President
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DISTRICT COURT.

The several terms OF the District TauH IN and
for the year lA.' shall commence tu tr se,f-.
81 counties thereof. SS iolluNv>.
IL y .ii;s..I .yanty -IaryH II.
Ia Fulton county March -.
IA Wood cuuniy March -.
Ia Henry county Msiyt2t
IL u, Auuge county March go
10 Pau!i,ng county March o.
ia Van Vert comfy APriI5
La Allen eOanty April T..
Ia Putnam oouaiy April4
In Aug!aize county March2s
In Mercer county March "a.
In Shelby county March -.
Ia Logan county March i6.
In Marion county April
In UnIoi county Marshi:.
In CTawf"ri county Apnii,
In wyand"t county April !.
IA Hardin county March -.
la Hancock county ArIii 10
In Seneca county APtu Il.
And We do further oTd-r and direct that The
seV eI;u terms 81 said c"uIiAs 'ii toIhhlehee ON
the first day OF eIcD oi Said terms at eight
o'clock. \. NJ.
Ia Testimony whereof. We issue this our
order, tor the puTpnse aforesaid. at said Court
House. this the tlfh day al t iIitrr i ID.
So JANIS FiLLAE9,
T. II. PHELPS. T,,-
rHILANDE3 COLE, sea'
THOMAS BEER,
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Personal.

Mr.. n. G. MCCLURE, formerly Of the
Joy House, Cary, has been installed
clerk Of the Joy House of this city.
Mr.. w. L. SNYDER, of Old White Cor
ner, has gone TO New York TO purchase
n large stock Of new goods for that store.
Mr.. j. n. MILLER, Of the same house,
has gone to Buffalo, n. Y, to lay in IA
large stock Of Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Furnishing Goods
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Ak cNp,'la..t bride SAY. entering the
Cheap Cash Stare OF Hume " Hall, Il am
told by all my friends that have been here.
ln1l y"u keep the incest late styles of mill.
Erry, and sell wedding outfits complete
unrh cheaper than others, and having 10
bay quite a bill nf nice goods, will yet
them mere
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guraI a9nsipess Hofires
The WaIIaGs Sisters Jtnrie, Minrie
and Haad

These celebrated sisters, supported 10y
DowcrTul company. cnmi,letc orchestra, and
a superb military band, Till appear at Ne
lndeon Hall, on Saturday, Oct. 10th. Re
served seats will lie placed nj C0unel's Book
Store, where diagram Of The Hall may Dee
consulted.
The Wallace Sisters viii produce their bic
success. '.Minnie's Luck, or the Ups and
Downs Of City Life, dramaliZation by John
Brougham, written especially for them and
meeting with unqualified success. s
The visits Of slch companies 10 FindEly
are like those Of lhe angels, few and far he
tween, and we bespeak FOR ilie talented trio
a crowded hoi!Se.
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SvnnI Of TnIe1n.

Synod Of Toledo.
Th" Synod "i Toledo. PRESBYTERIAN
Church, convened in the First Presby-
terian Church, Of this city, at Z -
O'Clock last evening. \ sermon was
preached by Rnv. J. II. SHERRARp, the
retiring moderator The session will be
continued until Sabbath evening.
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CARNAHAMS S

Have ail ihe New Shades AMI New Gonds in
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fiudiap IefffsoaiaH
EiHalay.O.. Get. IL. 1875.
The Rail Road Suit.

TIE suit Of RIcKFTTs & kIBLEK
against the G.. 5. & G. RT is being tried
in tie Common Pleas Court The case
j. cxcitiaga good deal Of interest among
stock men.
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Eeifce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
tsfaIe of t;eorpe Haley, deceased late of Mari
on township. Hancock county. Ohio.
ROSANNA HALEY,
SentI-u9 JOHN BAILEY.
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Csn Extended

The Congregational Church Of this
city. have extended call to Rev. II. ID.
KUTZ. Of Harrisburg. Pa. 10 become
pastor OF the church Of this city. Tie
call has not vet ben :scr"p'rd
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TILE FOR SALE,

A Ttae New Tile Factory, few ro,5s south of
n ths Stave Factory. west OF Perker'S MIL.
file Warranted, and as low az any
other. Call and examine before Contracting
with orher paEtses
90 Mood taken N exchange IN part payment.
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