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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-06-25

SUFFERINGS OLA PIONEER EDITOR. =
During the pioneer days of Ionia, Mich,
the town had an editor who was patient
and long-suffering. Some of the MEM
bers of a church got him to give $50
toward securing a minister; then they
wanted their religious notices inserted
free; then he was asked for S2j toward
helping to build parsonage, and he
finally found he was giving the church
more than he gave his family. He
nevertheless chung on" for time longer,
until one evening he went to prayer
meeting and was asked to leave his office
for a week and go help clear the grounds
for a camp meeting. That was the last
straw, and he rose up and said:
Gentlemen, I'd like to go to heaven
with you. l know you all You are
clever and obliging, and kind and ten
der, and it would be nice for us all, as a
congregation, together; but I've con
eluded to leave and dodge i'm along side
of somebody from Detroit, Lapeer, or
Grand Rapids. It's money, money all
the time, and I've given to this church
until, if my wife should die, she'd have
to go to heaven barefoOted."
The congregation seemed to realize
that free horse was being ridden to
death. They let up on the editor and
paeified him. He even had special
tent assigned him at the camp meeting.
and all was well.
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THE annual report of the American
Publication Society is an interesting
document, from which We make a few
extracts: During the year Mr. Park II.
Cassady left for the Society about $50 =
600. There have been received during
the year the following sums: In the
missionary department, SG6,S %; in
the business, $50, ,3i3 81; and on ae-
count of new building, Sl4, SG5 Oi; ma
king total, in all departments, of $421, :
9S1 90. The work among the colored
people at the South progresses very ia
vorably. During the year closing March
1, 1875, Sunday-sehOol missionaries of
Publication Society have distributed
nearly 80, 600 90, 7O3) Bibles, Testaments,
ard books, and 1S2, 4S3 pages Of TRACTS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-06-25

SAM CAREY, the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, appears ia a
rather anomalous character in the fol-
lowing little paragraph from the Colum-
bus JtJITHa!:
Tie Cincinnati Commercial will great
ly oblige us if it will turn to its back files
and reproduce the reports from English
papers of some of General Carey's re-
markable temperance speeches while
abroad There was one touching story
told by the General, about how the
scoundrelly liquor men burned his house
on the face Of the earth. The story
touched John Bull to that extent that
he actually opened his pocket and con-
tributcd largely to the martyr who was
driven out of his homestead by the
criminal violence of these liquor men.
This is not the only bonanza honest Sam
uel has struck, as he has gone about
earning his bread in the sweat of his
brow. We should be glad to hear from
the Cincinnati press some OF the partic-
ulars a. to his being burned out by the
whisky men. Somehow the story seems
to have escaped publicity, until it was
poured by the gentle martyr himself into
the ears ofthe sympathizing British pub
lie.
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wm. m.pETwILER. M. .

IOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Main Street, Two doors North Of karsts
C5Tocery store, Eindlay, Chic.
Oniee hOurs-FrOn 6 20 a. a. M, II n. m. TO
D. IA aud ) 10 d. IN. May lG7:i-tG
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:, L. DAVIS. J. W. DAVIS. NJ. l.. DErwILEE
DAVIS. pETWIlER & CO,

kLT H0I.ESALE AND RETAIL GROCEFS,
w and dealers IN Flour, Provisions, Wood
en- vii oy aud Stone Ware, Confectionery
FluIts, ana u GENE al Variety. Goods al Whole
sale AT Ci. VeiaiIsi and Toledo prices. Nos. Il
and q Main Street,
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THE special correspondent Of the New
York TiiJHEe, now in this state, study
ing ihe political situation, says that al
though the Republicans here mightpos-
sibly have adopted a policy which would
have given the party more strength in
1876, yet it could not have taken any
course concerning the essential questions
of party policy which would have made
their victory in the Immediate contest
here pending more probable. - CIece-
land Leader"
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IITHOLESAL,E AGD RETAIL DEALERS
w In GrOoeTies, Flour, Fish, and a general
variety in the Grocery and Provision line.
Good prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Country
Produce generally. East side Of Main street,
nrsI dboT north OF Colt tHOuse Block. flndlay,
ohio. April Is, 7O-tf
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The "Rnr;ti BOOSTERS were Il little
TOO much for the City chickens at the
late Republican Convention in the selec-
tion of candidate for Governor. Well
we don't crow any over the result, as we
only Iabored Tor whom we considered
the best man for the crisis. Our City
cousins come upmanfully and squarely
TO the work, and accept, trather gladly,
we guessl, the result, and II We have at
any time said any thing offensive, We are
eady to "forgive them,' and let by
cones be by gones.-Napoleon Signal
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THE SHARP MAN--The sharp man il
mistaken for the wize one, but IL just az
different from a wize one as he il from
an honest one.
He trusts tew his cunning for success,
and this il the next thing tew being n
rogue.
The sharp man IL like a razor-gen-
orally too sharp for anything but a
shave.
These men are not TO be trusted they
are so constituted that they must cheat
somebody, and, rather than be idle or
lose a good job, they will pitch into their
best friends.
They.are not exactly outeasts, but live
close on the borders of eriminality, and
are liable tew step over emmy time
Josh Billings.
SHERMAN was a year writing his "me-
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OPERATIVE & MECHAAiCAL DENTS
" over q eeu, DAVIS a COS. All Oper1ai i1iis
PERTAINING Ia the profession eir'iully sdid
fKi fully t.sriorunsi. Residence. No. -, A'-st
Hardin Stt.rt.
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CO0D-glE 10 4 POLITICAL IDGL.
Tl,c Norwalk Gazetie primt. the fol-
lowing.

Tlr Norwalk Ga5etie prints the fol
lowing:
NEW CANTON, CT., May 10.
70 GcH. CayNjHs d. CiGy, of Kg.,
Politics are Il mystery beyond human
comprehension. EtlIerial To us An.eri-
cans, We imbib,. them at the start youth
crySializcs, manhood ceIuents, many
things explode th.m. The telegraph
brings news that Ynu are To canvass Ken
tucily foI the Democrats. | give il up;
human l.aturc is a failu-e. CaSsius NJ.
Clay ,tumpcd the State of Kentucky for
the bourbon Democracy! Gabriel blow
your horn. Looking back remember
Adams Clay, aud Wcbste.,, the political
idols Of my boyhood. The ovation to
you IN 1871, in the city Of New York;
your eloquent speech ih front af the
City Hall is still before me; but youth
has passed, ''thc old man eloquent Cthe
only one that ever :, cured the coveted
priSrl las Sune down to h's honOred rest
ia the halo % glorious sunset. The
gallant Henry and goIiife Daniel went
down ia a clu;Id,
Manhood o.Ilur aud revealed TO me
other idols. Stewart, Gre ley, a..d Cas-
sius NJ. Clay Stewards great disap-
p"intmrnt ruined lima; Grecley's am
biiion killed him; and mbw Cassius, the
nohirst of them Ii, has fallen. The
other tersiyers;l ions were ia the line Of
possibility yours is Totally Incompetent
sible. NnH certainly are not wild enough
to dream that tine flushed Democracy
caln ever Turn their eyes on voH. No,
no, The Presidential inaggot has not
turnna ynIr Il ad; no Laws, human or
divine, can aceoant for your sad, mfor-
tmnatc, iueyplicable position, Nothing
Re mains for you hut toarIioar before the
bar Of nublie opinion and receive your
sentence, and may God have mercy on
you. llenccforth lave no idols.
NOAH w HOYT
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]. C. JOHNSON,
ARCHITECT
FREMONT, 0iif6.
Notice.
Iune q, * {

TEHEU NDkIsslGS SED, AUDI TOR appointed
~ the orphans Court OF York County
Rennsy ivanla- 10 distristk TIE sstlance on tiie
account OF Ihdtnas c0lfins, deceased admin
fstrafcr e. 7, A -'ot General Andrew duncan,
tate oT Hancock county Ohio deceased, tiled
BY his administrator, IL. Nj. North, Esa
tice that he Will attend to the duties OF his
sppoIhtment 81 his oface In the Borough of
Sofk, County OF forK, EenIsylVanIa AT ~
O'clock, in The forenoon of SATURDAY. tho ii
s1aY of July, lS75, when ana where ali persons
n feresfed may ott nd, IL they SEE proper.
June %, lS75-3t. II. W. MCCALL, Auditor.
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IT is affirmed that the Roman Catho-
lie dickering Of the Democratic party in
Ohio has injured it beyond estimate
among the good, honest men OF the rural
district They do not care a snap for
party lines, when the leaders deliberate
Iy try TO sell out the precious privileges
of free citizenship for very paltry mess
ofpolitical pOttage. e.-PittsbuTy CONNER
cidI
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aNIS. II. y. IhEtNs D. p Blu
cREEH. DAVIS a. CO.,

vITHol.E5ALEA AND Retail GROCERs and
w Commission Merchants, and dealers IN
Flour, SAT- Fish, Wooden, willow and Stone
hJaie, Etc. Corner Main and Sandusky Streets.
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CIIIzENS BANK.

A iAKIINS a co. BAHRsTss. Banking House
u iH ttHwsous Elock, NO. 90 Main ~, Find-
lay Ohio. Banking hours frO1a - 10 II ". diid
lrOsi I 90 r. N. A general banking business
done. Interest Ou special deposits.
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A TnDRNEH AND COU SSELlyOR AT LAW,
"A fIGsdIag, ONO. Ofiiee ia -LieadqnaTtefs'
fsulIdiLg hoTth- -tzast OF Court House. Niil al
tend promptly 10 business entrusted 10 his
car.. April %. BIZ.
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Eu Bankruptcy

y the DistIl,' Court OF the IIniicd Siates for
i the NGtthefn District VI OiiIu, IL iHR InHi-
Ter OF WEfl Welsh 'baHkT Tt,pt. 81 Mans leld, o..
In said TDTstrici, ON fine 3lst dag oi May, A. ID.
lsli before H. T.. Hedges, Req NnIihern
bfstri.l u "hiaa.
To Whom II may Concern.
The undersigned hereby giv,s notice Of his
cpposntuli-'si ~ Ae>iagre az Wm. welsh, oi
pindlay, % V no ni.s H-cn ndi iHdssAd Tan "a upt
IL The BiSiEIel touft cf ;sid Bfsirl'1 uls,fn the
SetitSou' oi lfS creditors.
F';-'-'- hENRA 81. MEAN SIR, Assignee.
Hated AZ Aap~i!,ha,o. May 3lsi. lS7b g
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IT l. LUt step from GINNING 10 ras-
cality, and it IL a short step that is al
wuZ invitin few take.
Sharp men have but few friends, and
seIdum eoniidant- They learn 10 fear
treaehery by studyin their own nature.
They are always buy, but like the
hornet want a heap OF sharp watching.
The sharp man IL always a vain one
He prides himself upOnhis cunning, and
had rather do a shrewd thing than n
kind One.-JOSh Billings.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-06-25

THE pr,-.r.i R"rullic5m Constitution
81 North C,raiiru ca:,;uims many pro
Visions nC .,u ,sls,.i-,-i, liberal clIarae
ter. among ;l..rn 81 ri.r",i-io for lien
law. d, provision --a...l inpri>"Im-nt
for debt; "a rrovia-rI ior II homestead
AMI personal property exemption to the
an"uut "f -, 900: q provision allowing
married WOMEN 80 hold property apart
from f!."ir husbands; with liberal
provisions concerning education, and
many other Of equal Importance to the
people. 1t will H.. r-c"llected that i'm
mc.iiairiy after fl,. election Of last Au
gust a lary,,. ma ioriiy Of the leaders Of tile
Democratic patty demanded the calling
Of II convention to revise this iustru-
mcut. The clrctiom for delegates will
take place tile first week in August, and
Tia" convention Itself will meet ia Sep
tcmbrr. The law under which the con
venti"u was authorized, Prescribcs AN
oath tD hr taken 10y each delegate, which
restricts lis action upon the above NAM
cd provisions Of the present Constitu-
ton. Iir Is sworn mol to Interfere with
the homestead CLAUSE; that iinprison
mrnt for debt shall not BE- restored: that
tlir rights of married women shall not
bc iuterfcred with; that the labOrers
and mechanics lien law shall not be
abolished, and various Oiher provisions
Of a similar nature are ia like manner
secuted from ciI:tu.s-, except the clcc-
tion Of the judicial officers 10y the people. |
IL fs Iuw openly iniini:tted that the oath |
is to he set aside, upon the ground that |
tlic Legislature has no power to bind IL |
in any manner, and that the |
when they assemble, will act |
lust as If the oath had not been rcquir-
cd mt all We charged, at that tim, n
that the Democrats had no real intentiOe
Of permitting themselves to be bound by
these restrictions Who eyer knrw
genuine Southern bourbon TO let the
sanciity of AN oath Interfere with the
carrying oui OF his reaciionary political
designs? The purpose is to make the
Stale permanently Democratic, and if
they cannot DO this 10y fair means, they
viii try foul ones. Iiity6Hfy Commer-
-im
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4. aALIAKD q. W. GALLON
BALLARD L. GALLOWAY,

offiee Ina Ewings Block, over RuthTauns
Hardware store, West side OF 81 IilI street,
ffndiay, ohio.
August lG. Is72 n.
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E.II. CuI,,C0TE MD.
a A KIMmeL RI. d

PHYSICIAN AAD SURGEON. Van Burcn. o..
WiII nlIsnd promptly Ia all professional calls.
Offiice hours from ID a. IN. and from ] Ia )
n m Feb IS st-If.
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THIS is a season when the daughter of
the house furtively oils the hinges of the
garden gate.
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ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN. The ven
erable William Allen, now hy accident
Governor OF Ohio, aud hoping TO be re
elected this fail, so that he may thereby
get good send-on in the direction of
of the Presidency, i appropriating to
his personal Use that bit Of example set
by St. Paul in the WY Of being all things
to all men, in order that he may save
some, Not long since lac attended the
temperance fair organized and conduct
ed by the crusaders, in GREENWOOD Hall,
at Cincinnati, and expressed his unquaI-
ifiad approval of the movement. The
next we hear Of the gay deceiver he en-
tertains the pioneers at ChilIieothe, and
so plies them with liquor as to seriously
but temporarily disable thea
Again-the venerable William is at
tending CIa,nger pienics, and gushing
with lraternaI feelings for the anti-mo-
nopolist and anti-middlemen reformers,
and only lacks an opportunity to be
present at an anti-Grange convention,
with death to the Grange" inscribed
on its banners.
There is only one point on winch the
Governor is consistent-na namely, his pur-
pose to be reelected Governor and then
be nominated for the Presidency by the
Democracy.-SpriHgfeta Rela"bIie.
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IToREEY AT LAW,
ofiiee over W. f.. DAVIS. & Co.'S store, Main
s.T-.,t Fitrdiay. Ohio. April "a, IL
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MORE ''SEW FEATURES"
Nature Combines Hith BarnHm in Producing Novel;
ties in the show Business.

The motto and watehwOrd of the
Prince of Showmen has long been New
Features" but a curiosity has just been
added to his Worlds Fair as unexpected
as it is rare. On Sunday morning last a
most wonderful birth occurred in Brook
vile, Pa. Barnum's Worlds Fair ex-
hibited in that place ON Saturday and
remained over Sunday. All day Satur-
day the most uneasy and strange mani
festations on the part of the monster
Sea Lion were noticed by her keeper,
Mr.. Charles Williams, who has had
charge of the animal ever since Mr.. Bar
mum has had her. She made the air re-
sound with grOans and roars during the
day, and refused to eat the fish ard food
given her. Itwas supposed she was sick,
and the keeper feared her life was in
danger. There are only two OF these
amphibiOus monsters in this country,
we believe, ,-One a male, with Barnum's
HippOdrome, and this one, a female,
with his Worlds Fair Both were cap
tured together, at an expense of $50, 900,
by an expedition fitted out for the pur-
pose by Mr.. Barnum. They are the
largest and most powerful of the seal
family GpLdtyThynchUs). Sunday morn
ing, On going to the cage in which she
Is kept, her actions were as queer as be-
fore, and when the water was let out of
the cage, a perfect baby Sea Lion was
found. 1t is about three feet long, and a
healthy, lively creature. This most Won
derful birth was duly announced, and
caused quite an excitement in the town.
Hundreds of people visited the new Gu
riosity during the day, and expressed de-
light at the sight Of the lively little wa
teranimal. ItspOrted about and crawled
up on the platform out of the water to
rest at times with all the ease and natu-
raj grace of water spaniel.
The managers and directors of Bar
NUNS show are greatly gratified and
pleased at this unexpected and wonder
ful addition to their unequaled collee-
tion of euriositieS, and the embryo mon
ster is being carefully nursed.
In addition to the above there were
four kangaroos born at BrookvilIe ON
and are ON exhibition with
Barnum's show to-day in this place.
Clarion pa Democrat, lIay 2Sth, 1875.
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DEMOt RACi..

Democracy has been tried and found
wanting. 1t once stood before the peo-
pie as a party Of honor and Justice.
But it turned its back on freedom, per
secuted its champions and became the
more tool OF the slave power. Infdelify
to principle brought corruption into its
administration. When the Nation rose
in 1861, to east it out from its high Office
of governmental control, it was not the
political freak of an hour, but the re-
solve of people that had no further use
for a party that had betrayed its trust.
Its fall was the death blow of the power
which sustained it. The grave of slavery
should have been the grave OF DemOc-
racy.
As political power, it should have
Laon banished from the field Of Ameri-
can politics. But the power of evil Oft
times outIives the institutions which
generated it. Slavery is dead, but its
ripened fruit, corrupt Democracy, still
lives TO exert Us baneful influence on
the destiny of a nation. To resist the
spread of its political poison, requires
fidelity, watchfulness, energy and thor
ough organization on the part of those
who love their country, and desire its
government to remain in the loyal hands
Of those who saved it from the deadly
attack of Democracy and slavery
DHJIic
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OFFICE ca Main Street, over ld'tH. McMan-
" ne-ses GrOceTy store Find ONO.
March II, 1873
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HENRY BROMs


a fToRSEY ATLAW. Onic-u Siairs, firsi
A Door ssOnth oi Court HD. ~ FiniIhy, -.
November -, 1914 a..
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SHERMAN was year writing his 'me-
moirs."
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1fndlap BHsmess Dnrrforg.


4. TrURNEY AND COUNsEIJ.OE ArLAh ,
"A FIDdlaS, UlIiO. ono" os'T fat"I.-'n p
store Eutislcs, seo0lIC door, up sIa - i2-l3S
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A TTURSf.i Ar LAW Ant 'iaiin As-ni
a "A t,I ,r.i ace sw iIi -iats stiid g. = OuTl
aud attend promptly A. bu,li.c-a -iiifn lei Ia
his care A. sJa-Lics OF tbe feac-. Hiii att I'D
10 colls . tseiDg aud taxing iioith Oni"e
-KoOm = AeIosi.-On BuiIdiu.s, findiay, %.
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ATrOESEY Al LAW,
Onic.. ia New Bank Building, West side Of
Ma "a street, NO. ~ NOV. -z-il)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-23
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR S
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA

NOTICE Is HEREBY GISEN THAT
in pursuance Of the order Of the District
t07Irt IF the "a Judicial District in and for the
Cor7ty of 0rTnSby. State Of Nevada, made ON
the Isl day OF May. 4. D. lSsj- in the matter OF
the essete of WI. Z. WILSON. deceased, the
undersigned. Administrator and Administrative
- said estate, VIII sell nj public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in separate parcels, and
subject TO the confirmation by ssid Ccart, on
Wednesday. the 26th day OF May, A. D.
1875, at O'Clock P. IL,
4. the Court house door of said District Court,
n Carson City in said county and Statc. all the
right title interest and estate OF .he said intes
rate 81 the time of his death, and 81 the iiSbt,
title and interest that the said estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired ether
.hsn, or in addition to, tha: of the said mites
tate, at the time of his death, in and to all OF
those lots, pieces parcels OF land situate, "
,-C and being in Carson City, County CT orns-
liz and State of Nevada, and described as fol-
lows. TO wit: All of lot sIX ~ and west eight
cen Isl feot of LOT seven "a in block seven tl
and north tWr nty-fcUr i2sl feet OF lot six t6l
a block fifteen t15l. al in Sears, Jhonpso1 and
sears division; also, all OF lot ton tiyi IN bio'
.erty-fcur "a in Ausser's division. Of said Car
City.
Terms ca sh on day Of confirmation Of sale by
said District Court; dee d at expense Of purcl.A-
SER HOMER a. BILLINGS,
AduiuistTatOT.
NASCY II. WILSON,
u.vt-fi administrator.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
- NEW REDEOiES
Il NEW REMEDIES J
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARI
623 kearny street.

san Francisco Established in 1853, fer the
treatment oc Sexual and seminal Diseases sGcL
as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, syphilis il
its forms, Seminal Weakness, ImpoteIcy, ct.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs SUCCESSFULLY treated.