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wEhkLY CLEARING HoosE srArrxgST.
Currency exchanges. ges.................s3 $3.50 eTs 7o4
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 600 U2s
Gold exchanges. 81 0o5. s3s
Gold balances. Si74, rs
tHf CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. gcs................. $50 500. s6l
Uurroucy balances. ll25, l4J
G,oid sxcLangcs. .y5 993
Gold bsiances 525, SO
THE FoRnGS MARKET
The London adyces report consols fraction lower
and Milling oil Of 4 \ per cent In United states
ton. tbrsiss Erie common Is steady atsn. The Bank
>. EnxIssd Ios s25 900 balance to-day, and ssoooo
Amcr,csn eagle, withdrawn Tor shipment bithcr
On, new nvcs tell OF 4ass per cent al Frankfort
rrix ,cnscs are lo6 l5c The following are the latest
,,.. ,,s.-xonsols Tor money, e55s 90; consos Tor
! .,a. astx 30; hyc.twenty bonds OF laos toId),
,u. Iyta.: a,c.twcnty do. Of 1901, los tenforty
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Co, losx; new nves, io,x; Erie, common shares,
"a THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advices report as foilows:-Revcnre re-
cepis $500 ooo customs receipts. $500. .o0o shipments
for the week ending to-day-Currency, l,z5o, 900;
silver ST. ooo Bonds held TO bank circulation
$751; $50 600 and SIS 900 to public deposits
National bank circulation tstandinR-Currency notes.
s322 500. 600; gold notes. 81. .0oo 0Co Total amount
bank received for redemption for the week end
ing to-day. "a, 500 900; for corresponding week last
year. So $50. 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
to-day SAL, 900. gold, account OF interest, and
So, .co in redemption OF nvc-twenty bonds. The
sub-Trcasury released sic. 200 silver coin to-day.
IMPORTS
The total imports for the week amounted TO
s5 400 col Of this total s. 74o consisted OF gen.
erai merchandise and the remainder dry gooda I'm
ports United States In August last were valued
al $685. 3l6 0oo being S. ST. 600 less than yenr ago.
domestic exports $3e l67, 0o0 gold being 1854, 600
more than year ago.
rmx BANK STATEMENT
The bank statement shows a further reduction In
surplus Of 81 359,s There is again another
large the specie average. The surplus re-
OF tho banks is now SIC, 3227I5
Tho following IS a comparison OF the bank averages
for the past two woeks:-
Loans. sss s ss 600 sae s 800 Inc
specie. Is, s9f 700 l6, 463 200 Dec. 2 4S4, 800
Leg tends S;,ossooo so,Iss,2oo pee GA, 700
Deposits 2al, ,635 400 227 75s2. 800 Dec 4,o52, 900
Circulation. l4.3,4,soo ll,526soo Inc $4,000
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total labilitics:-
Sept %. Sept 80 DiGerences
Specie SIS SQI 700 $l6 463, 200 Dec 81 l33, 900
Leg. tend'rs 57.o69 900 66 100, 200 Dec. OLA, TOO
Total resve $40 56 600 &78 400 Dec IS 34g, 200
Reserve
Quircd
against de-
pos,s : Q0a e5O SQn6o5 -
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those OF yesterday
ApvAxcx---New York Central, Il; Eric, 4; Lake
Shore, -; Michigan Central, "a Missouri Pacific. y /;
New Jersey Central, y Pacific Mall Il Rock Island u.
DKcLIsE--AtaDtic and Pacific preferred. = Atlantic
and Iacinc Telegraph, a; Consolidation Coal, n
Delaware and Iackawanna, ,; Delaware and HUDSON.
k Illinois Central, 81 Morris anu Essex, y North.
western, u; do. preferred "A Panama. / y; ST. Paul
common, "; United States Express. Y, and gold, "a
The rest OF the market stationary.
Money call, alter being supplied at and az per
cent closed easy at ~ per cent Sterling exchange
was ady:--pr'me asking rates. 4sS and 4s4S;
selling ratcs, 4s2 As2x and 4s3h a4s4. reich.
marks, % e4k and e4s a s5; cables, s5sS; prime
PARIS. 62oh DISK.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Geld opened at ll04 and declined TO and closed at
40 The borrowing ranged from 2 per cen, per
snuum l-64 per diem; but 1T the close loans
mace lai and at !. and per cent for carrying.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-04-28

HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED on hand, and for
sale by l.. MCMsNNEss,
"a Main st.
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Do You Want TO Sell 0Qt?

People want to sell out, but find it no
pleasant and easy task TO find customers
We have aided many, but find of late our
time sOrely taxed by the number of demands
on US for assistance We have therefore
determined on a novel plan by which TO ac-
cOmOdate all vino want to find purchasers,
and at the same time to avoid undertaking
TO do that to which We have not time to give
the attention that its Importance deserves.
We seek purchasers by advertising all prop
erty iDtrusted to US, in a very large number
OF nrst-clasS papers, and We usually succeed
in finding purchasers for anything that has
an actual value. As test We have deter
mined to admit the description of any prop
erty, in the words of the owner, and over
his name and pOstoffice address, but under
our headings and numbers, and over our
general name. This will send inquiries di-
rect 10 the owner. We have selected ten
papers, one of which has a circulation in
every State and Territory, and in Canada
England and Observation-Disclosures in sever
al thousand pOStofficeS-and nine of which
are tirst-class local or home papers In the
aggregate these ten papers have over one
hundred thousand readers, anon. the very
classes of people who want to buy or trade.
In order TO MAKE ihc cost light. and the cal
culatlOn as to what the advertisement will
cost easy 10 make, we charge nVe cents Der
word for one insertion in all the ten papers,
and three cents per word for each subse-
quent insertion. Ali advertisements counted
as not less than fifty words, where they fall
short of fifty words. The cash must ac-
company the order for the number of inser-
tiOns desired.
We prefer that for the present the cash
shall be sent direct to the publishers of the
JEFFERsONIAN, who will insert the adver-
tlsement and forward copy 20 us for inser-
tiOn in the other papers.
Wewill contract 10 insert in a much larger
number of papers, if you desire
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BUREAU,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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YOl CaA

Find a nice assortment of Piano, Organ,
Table and Stand Covers at O. W. Corner.
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Dragging Out Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not en-
Joy life, but merely ''drags out existence. :"
as the phrase is. Untitled for the active pur-
suits of life, and incapable of partaking of
its pleasures, to which health alone can
give zest; disinclined to social intercourse,
and prey to melancholy, the valetudin-
arian is indeed un object of pity. Yet there
is nothing in all this that cannot be remedied
by that genial Alternative tonic and nervine,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which supplies
deficient stamina. braces the nervous sys-
ten, and Overcomes those bodily irregulari-
ties TO which nervous weakness is most fire.
quently attributable. Diseases of the kid
ney and bladder, imperfect digestion and
uterine troubles are fertile sources of de-
bility. Their eradication however, becomes
matter of certainty when Hostetter's
Stomach BitterS are Systematically used for
that purpose, The Bitters likewise annihi-
late and prevent fever and ague and debili-
tating febrile complaints of a malarial na
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WOOL MARKETS.

COLUMBUS, April 10.
Market Dull. New washed wool will
probably sell at 30@35c y and XX fleece
washed 33sa3Jc. Medium fleece washed
35@3Sc. Coarse and bury washed 25@3Oc.
Fat sheep wool 2QM2}c.
BosToN, April 70.
No improvement. and the market very
dull and unsatisfactory. Manufactures con
clude prices must rule low this season, XX
Ohio apd Pennsylvania 43@45c. Wiscon-
sin and Michigan tieeceS $50 4Oe; pulled dull:
super and y 25@ 2se; super 3S@43c.
CINCINNATI, April Is.
The market is dull and dropping. There
is an abundance Of the old clip in the cOun-
Try, and our dealers are receiving inquiries
as TO the probable value of the new clip,
which is difficult to give under the present
condition of the business. Weagain revise
quotations of old stock; Unwashed-Fine
merinO, 23d25c; coarse clothing, 25@26c:
medium do, 21912Sc; and long combing,
,3(935c, Fleece washed-Fine merino, %
@36c; medium clothing, 36Ge3Sc: and long
cOmbing, 40@43c Tnb-washed - Choice
picked, 43@4jc; fair To good, 40@42c: and
common, 55GDaSc. Pulled wOOl-Superfine
30031c per ID. BURY and bad conditioned
brings 3@o7c. per pound less.-Gd-ette.
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tiGrimth Gaunt. -


Tie amateurs Of Findlay rendered
this fine literary production of CHARLES
READ, TO rather a slim audience at
Wheeler's Hall last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. That it was
well rendered we have heard none that
were present deny. That it was not
more literally patronized we very much
regret. Uncle Toms Cabin" played
in very poor style, took over $500 away
from our city. The Blakely Troupe" F"
with their oratorio of Esther" which
rendered no real benefit to our youths
in the way of musical cultivation, and
turned the heads of half the pupils in
our public schools lin fact we under
stand that some of them are not in their
right minds yeti, took over $500 away
from our town. We fear our people do
not discriminate, as they should do, as to
what public amusements should and
should not be encouraged. And we
think they should at all times patronlze
home talent ''Griffith Gaunt, " put on
the stage by a troupe of fourth rate
stroiling actors, would have drawn a
crowded house, but rendered in better
style by our own amateurs, is played to
a tolerably slim house. 1t will do no
harm for the play-going public to pom
der over this matter.
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A Small Fire.

Our town was treated to a small sen-
sation in the way of fire last Monday
afternoon. IT originated in a defective
flue in the house Of Capt. HIRAM HEN
DERsoN, on East Lima Street, and before
the firemen reached the spot, the eroof OF
the building was pretty nearly consum-
ed. At first the tiremen experienced
some difficulty in getting water, but
as soon as that difficulty was overcome,
it required but little effort to subdue
the flames. The damage to the build
ing will probably reach about $500, none
of which is covered by insurance. Our
tiremen were on hand promptly and
worked with will, but we are rather
inclined to think that a little more OF,
ganization would improve them very
much. However, the boys lack practice
as our town for some months past ha:
been singplaIly free from fires. There
is a scarcity of water in the cisterns that
would be severely felt were a fire to
get under headway.
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Farmers,
Spring of 1876.


When in town call at the City Bakery and
get a lunch. aprl4w2
Spring of 1876.
All of the latest styles of Cassimeres, at
marriott EBLING's
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Tire SforH eHarkffs.
BUFFALO, April 26

april
Cattle-Receipts to-day 1871 head, max
ing the total for the week thus Ear s, S,ts3
head. The market was slow Most of the
arrivals were through consignments. Sales
only % cars. The prices were well main
tanned. Yards are about bare Of stock.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day 1OO0
head, making the total for the week $500
head. The market was moderately active
Sales 1900 head, oi whifT 500 Were foreign
expectation, at strong last weeks quota
tiOnS.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1000 head. making
the total for the week G9O0 head. The mar.
ket was active for good Workers at Ss 350
s 50; one car of medium heavy at $S 32l.
CHICAGO, April 26.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head. The market
was active and firmer. Sales of common TO
extra at 81 1J@5 12I: butchers at 50 i0t6
3 15: feeders at - 5oCl 90: fair to gbod
shipping steers at 81 oOcii 80. Shipments
1t4O head.
Hogs-Receipts l20G0 head. The market
was dull and 10c. lower for light and mixed.
Sales of mixed at s. 05@.1 90; bacon at
81 6Q@1 15: shipping at 81 70Go 60; Phil
adelphias at So 81. SHIPMENTS 1900 head
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. The market
vas steady.
Cattle-Receipts to-day 1.S head. making
the total for two days p52 head. Sales of
best at IS rs; medium 10 good at s. OO@
j so; common to fair 81 00@4 75; bulls,
stays and COWS at So 0004 25; stOckers in
| in demand at So 50@4 so.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1925 head, making
the total for the week thus far 2S15 head.
| Sales of Workers at s. j0@S 10: Philadel-
phias at IS 25@S 80.
Sheep-Rsoeipis to-day $500 head. max
ing the total for the week thus far I 300.
| Selling at 81 00@6 25.
BALTIMORE, April 26.
Cattle-Dull and prices q shade lower.
Sales of very best at s. 0006 90; first quail
ity at S4 509so 90; medium or good fair
| quality at 81 0O@4 50; ordinary thin steers.
oxen and cows at 50 7l@,l 90; most sales at
81 50@5 80, Receipts 1856 head. Sales
! 1871 head
Hogs-Dull and heavy. Prices zoe lower.
The range was 50 O0@11 co. Receipts 4O74
head.
Sheep-Dull and unchanged. Rates range
at 81 OO@5 75; a few extras at SO co. Re
ceipts 1910 head. Lambs in fair demand at
$S OO@5 90. a
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Speciai Announcement.

]. C. BUsHoN & Co, at the Empire
Corner, are now opening a very large and
desirable stock of dry goods for the
Spring trade They have secured large
lots of goods at extremely low prices,
and are offering special inducements TO
purchasers. and can now make it to the
interest of fthose who have been purchas-
ing elsewhere to buy their goods of them.
In domestic goods they are Offering all
the popular and well known brands, also
many special drives. Their departments
are all materially enlarged and improv-
ed. They have an elegant line of dress
goods This department will be found
unusually attractive, embracing every
thing desirable in the market. 1t will
be the constant aim of this firm to make
each department OF their large establish
ment second to none. Buyers of goods
in their line cannot afford TO make their
purchase before examining j. C. b. y
Co. 5 stock and prices. They have Sc
cured some of the ''toniest" bargains
ever offered i'll Findlay, and our readers
would do wei. to call Oh them at the
earliest opportunity, and take in the
''big bonanza" awaiting them.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

ED. JEFF: At the examination held
April 18th, 1876. there were thirty siz
applicants: twenty one females and fif
teen males. Eleven were rejected; five
females and six males. Twenty five Ger.
tlflcates were granted as follows: Misses
Mary f. Foor, and Melvena Sheldon,
Mr.. VI. V. Switzer, Is months each.
Misses Almeda Sheldon, Maggie Day,
Angie Dilworth, Tinsie Patterson, and
Mr.. A. B. Nichols, II months each.
Misses Della '. Hammond, Ida Arnold,
Susan Swihart, Sarah Blosser, Dellie
Powell, Rachel Park, Ella Wolfiey,
Minta Morrison, Minerva McKinniss,
Sarah Hoy; Messrs X. A. Bunnell, J. n.
Douty,J, II. Rudisill, John L. McMurray,
John G. knoke. James F. Van Horn,
Albert Thomas, six months each. Next
examination April 29th.
j. A. PITTsFoRD. Clerk.
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THE little cough, that makes white
lace handkerchief necessary round the
throat, is interesting at first, and only
seems to call for unlimited indulgence
in marsh mallow or.gum drops. But by
and by the young lady finds herself too
weak to care for dressing and going out,
and her friends miss her from the parties.
The word is, failing fast, quick con-
SUMPTION" and the scenes that loved
her, know ber no more, forever. A
little prudence, care enough to have
taken few doses of HALLS Balsam, and
she might be enjoying the glorious days
Oh autumn. the gayest of the gay.
Price 81 90.
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The Settersunian
Findlay. o.. April 2S, 1876.
New Advertisements.

=. ID. H0upt-New Goods.
Anderson, Winders & CO.-Spring Goods
Samuel Myers-Sheriff's Sale.
Rev ID. Gray-Residcnce for Sale.
Hume & Hall-LOweSt Cash Prices.
nouchey & miscellaneous Advertise
meuts.
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
l.. McManness--Lamp Ghimneys-
&. Ii. Moore-Wanted.
Old White Corner-Gloves.
Patterson & Winders-New Goods.
Mlarshall's Lung Syrup.
Patterson & Winders-Millinery-
Nat. Exc. Burcau-DO You Want TO Sell
Old White CoFner-Important.
Patterson & Winders-Bleached Muslins
Old White Corner-Silk Hats.
L. McManness-Hungarian Grass Seed.
Patterson & Winders-Carpets.
old White COrner-Calicos.
Marsbalrs Lung Syrup.
Patterson & Winders-Dress Goods.
Old White Corner-StOckings.
Patterson & Winders-Carpet Warp.
Old White Corner-COvers.
Patterson q Winders-Cash Store.
Did White Corner-Fancy Goods.
Shuck & BrOwn-PlOw Shoes.
Old White Corner-SuitS.
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Coral Bnsiress Hotires
Look at the Stockings

Two hundred and twenty-five dOz and a
nice assortment of all the new shades and
colors. Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Seal
Brown, and Navy Blue Silk Clocked, and
Balbriggan Hose, just in, at prices 10 suit, at
Old White Corner
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sHarried.

MYERS S-MCKINNIS.-At the residence
of the brides parents, Thursday, April 20,
1876, by Rev: }. A: Meeks, Mr.. Amos Myers
and Miss Arilla McKinnis, all Of Hancock
county, Ohio.
LOU pCKS-IOIINSON AT the ''Sher-
man House" Findlay, o., Thursday, April
90, 1876, by Rev. j. \. Meeks, Mr.. NJ. l..
Loucks and Miss Phebe j. Johnson
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Sheriff. S Sale.

Reuben Greenfield Is. Elizabeth Grseafeld, et al
TNPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Il ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the Couri
OF Common Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio
on the 18th day Of April, A. d. ls76. and 10
me directed, IN the case hereinabOve named I
VIII expose at Public Sale, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Finilay, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9th of May, A. ID. 1876.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said dav
the following real estate. situate in the County
of Hancock and State OF Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Fifty acres of land to be taken from the west
side of the east half of the southwest quarter
of section seventeen 10, in township two (rl.
south range eleven I'D east. Also a tract OF
land commencing at the southeast corner OF
the east half of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton twenty CD. township p two (2), north range
Ql) east. thence west forty (iO) rods. thence
south forty rods to the place of beginning
containing ten acres of land.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
The above described fifty acres OF land ap-
praised at 1870. The above described ten
acres OF land appraised at sl00.
Taken as the property of Reuben Greenfield
ct al. t. satisfy an execution in favor of Eliza
beth Greenfield.
SAMUEL MYRES
Sheriff of Hancock county, Ohio.
Sherlns 8 offiee, indIay, o., April 2, 1876.
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A firstelass Life Insurance Company i.
desirOus of securing the services of goOC
business man, as their agent in Hancock
County, o. No previous experience neces
sary, and no difference in what part of tht
county he may reside. None but a maj
well and favorably known need apply. Will
such man a liberal arrangement will bt
made on salary or commission. For further
particulars address
CHAs. II. MOORE, Manager,
Lock Box IA. COlumbUS, q.
Anril 2S-MI
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Specially for Ladies.

All the new styles of millinery TO suit and
match the New Goods for the Centenial year
now opening at Hume & Halls. Mrs. Hume
having made full arrangements to receive
all the latest styles from the largest Millinery
House in America, during the season, Our
stock will always he filed with novelties.
guaranteeing lOloest Ct,sk Prizes, we inviie
your examination of oGr New Goods.
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l.. V. Ardingar e. A. M. Rowe.

Compliments to the Ladies, requesting
your patronage at our new rooms, where
you will find carefully selected assortment
of Millinery and Notions Dressmaking in
all its branches, Cutting and Fitting a spec
iality. No. 9G. East Main ST., between l..
McManness's and Green, DAVIS Il Cos,
Findlay, Ohio. April2l-4w
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lird.

REDICK.-At the residence OF her par
ents, on East Hardin St, on the.morning OF
April 18th, Nettie, daughter Of Jas. IT, and
Lydia Redick, aged years.
ROBESS0N-At Crestline, Ohio, April
18th, in her 18th year, of Cerebo Spinal Con-
gestiOn. after an illness of % hours, Miss
Lucy A. RobensOn, sister of T. Il W. r.
Carnnhan
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New Idrfrfisfmfnts.
FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

I OFFER MY HOUSE ANDLOTS FORSALE
Il on southwest corner OF LIE coin and Liberty
Streets. Story and a half house, with up-ground
cellar. Good water and fruit, and good out
houses. All in excellent condition. VIII be
sold at fair figures and reasonable terms. Call
on the subscriber on the premises, or on John
uthrauf, ESQ. REV. ID. GRAY.
2S '76-Wa
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The Toledo Commercial.

This enterprising daily, in its new
drcss, aud under it new management, is
2 regular and welcome visitor to our
eanctum- 1t is ably edited, sound on the
political questions of the day, and re-
plete with latest local and general news.
served to our people regularly ON the
arrival of the train, and we commend
il to the patronage of our readers.
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This day, by mutual consent, the partner
ship existing between George Hecker and
John Miller is dissolved. Dated Vanlue,
Ohio, April 10, 1876 f. NJ. Miller has re-
tired, and John Miller will act as agent for
the new firm. April 81, '7G-w3.
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John Adans's Block.

Mr.. JOHN ADAMS is putting a full gal
vanized front in the north end of the
old ''Goit House Block, which will
make one of the handsomest OF the
many new fronts on Main Street, and
add much to the appearance of thai
mart of our town
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Demand For Gold.

TIE demand for gold is great, but il
not equal 10 the demand for D. j
pELAID & Co.'S celebrated chemica
Sclerqtus, especially where this SaIera
tins has been tried and its worth is fully
knowp, Try it and satisfy yourself
For sale 10y most merchants. Use it in
stead of Soda or Baking Powder
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Broken Stone 7

CAN NBEFURNIsHED by D. c. Wilson at
prices to suit purchasers.
Good Block Stone delivered at so cents
per perch.
Stone Broken by the Breaker, delivered
at 81 per perch. Screened, free from all
dirt and dust, and perfectly clean, broken
to any size, delivered at 81 25 per perch.
Good Gutter Stone, delivered at 81 90
per perch. June Is, '75-tf
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False Report.

aIse Report.
1t was reported that KEUNTz, the Nor
walk fiend, had been arrested at Buffalo,
but it proved TO be Il man who closely
resembled him. The police, however,
are making great efforts to bring him to
justice, and it is to be hoped they will
succeed.