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go away from Roxbury. He smiled sad- lie, and said, T too am going away, Se- rena. have joined the light infantry, and shall march away next week. l have dreaded it much, but it will not be so hard if you are no longer here." Then I treinbled from head to foot, for felt that more was c0ming, and 1t Was the first time that one had told me, that he loved me. But methinks that when I entered my fathers door I was not so sad, for l wore upon my finger q ring with two hearts joined, and inside thls posie, My heart and hand you shall command" It was Consider. Dilla|ay's mothers we'd ding ring. and 1t would be mine some day. In return, had but filled his hands with the roses that grew over the porch; had but given him the roses, kiss, and a promise-tritiing and perishable things. all three. which cost nothing to give. and were alike to pass away and be forgotten.
 n.-TnE SAPPHIRE BUCKLES. ..
 My aunt Phylie was woman of consid- erabie fortune. v Her house stood in the most fashionable part of Boston, overlook Ing the Common. As she had no child fen. she was right glad to have us with her. l was company for her, and gave her an excuse for giving dinners and drums, which, as she was still fond of so- ciety, and was a notable whist player. she greatly enjoyed. Of my little brother Obadias she was not overfond. However. as took the charge of him, and he came not greatly under the her notice, all went smoothly enough. She would not suffer that we should speak of our father who she said, was pestilent, rebel and de- lnded man, who had deserted his child ren. Nevertheless, she was most generous, and dressed me in such manner that, though had thought my pink padusay fine, itNas but as one of the plainest |, of crowns which now wore She also took much pleasure in my voice, and caused her spinet to be new tuned, to the end that I might sing and play to her every eyeu- Ing; but she would hear to none of the songs that I had been accustom- ed to sing hitherto. Her psalms were more often to the King George than to that the King of kings, as witness this following, which was sung each morning at family worship:
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"COme, my beloved, haste away; Cut short the hours of thy deiay; E Fly like youthful hart or roe

And though I did not look at him. yet I
 felt that he was looking at me. Some. thing kept coming up in nay throat. so
 that could not sing. l. .pnt mp my hand
 to push 1t back. and then I broke down
 utterlie, and wept. After the meeting, Consider Dillaway walked home with me. and asked me very tefiderlie what caused my grief. told him that I was soon to
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RoxBURY. lJas,ae 9, 1895

"MY NIECE AmaArL, ,- Thongh yon are still very little girl. yet II persuaded that you are a 4damsel of fipe parts. and that tue trust which I now lay upon you is not misplaced. I have been during my frsitiona haying set my heart too much on
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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CONGRESS-.

JULY 20.-In the Senate, resolution
requesting the President to communi
cate to the Senate, if not incompati-
BILE with the public interest. any infor-
nation he may have in regard to the
recent slaughter of American citizens
In South Carolina, was agreed to. The
impeachment trial was then resumed,
and Mr.. Blair, of the counsel for the
defense, made an argument, which
was replied to by Mr.. .Lynde, on behalf
OF the Managers. At the conclusion
OF the trial, bill to continue the act
to provide temporarily for the expen-
ditures of the Government until the
31st of July was passed. Adjourned.
In the house, the bill for the pro-
lection of the Texas frontier was pass
ed. The bill authorizes the President
of the United States to station and keep
on the Rio Grand River, from the
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DOUBTING THOMAS-A SOLILOOUY.

Hendricks SDlus.
To accept, or not to accept; that is the
question.
Whether It's nObler in the mind of Tom
Hendricks
To say, I 1M! and thencefOrth hang TO
Tilden's kite,
Helping TO raise the old egotist to power,
Or TO assert my right TO a backbone,
And say, ISoOHti and prove myself man.
To accept perchance 10 be defeated,
And laid out politically defunct-
All, there's the rub, puZZling my will.
| would turn back on all my greenback
friends,
And swear hard money is my chief delight;
I'd poker play with good John MorrisScy,
And be hail-fellow with his sporting men :
I'd veto Temperance bills and drink much
beer,
To recommend me TO the German vote:
I'd say Sam Tilden is a very oracle,
Incarnatc demigOd of all Reform
Truly the load bear weighs heavy on me,
And makes me more than ever 10 deplOre
My great infirmity-my boneless back.
What shall say? What do? I'm lost in
doubt
I'll talk with Joe Mcdonald and Dan
Voorhees,;
'TwiXt hard and soft opinions, they may
find,
On mid1le-ground, some safe division
fence
Which lean straddle still, and be myself
again.
Erit
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human spirit which marked it in all its
stages, your power of language ex-
ceeds mine. 1t presents a darker
picture of human cruelty than the
slaughter of Custer and his soldiers,
for they We're shot in open battle. The
victims at Hamburg were murdered in
cold blood after they had surrendered
and were utterly defenseless- No oe-
casion existed for causing the presence
of single armed citizen at Hamburg
on the day of the. massacre. No vIo-
lence was offered or threatened to any
one. 1t is, indeed, said, as usual, that
''the niggers were impudent," but the
evidence shows that all the actual
physical aggression was on the part of
the whites; that they made a demand
which they had no right to make, and
when that demand was refused, as it
should have been, they proceeded to
enforce it by arms and crowned their
success in enforcing their demands by
brutal murders. Shame and disgust
must fill the breast of every man who
respects his race or human nature as
he reads the tale. To me in my official
apacity-wherein, as you will testify,
have done my utmost, at no little
risk of my personal and political de-
traction from my political friends, to
remove abuses and restore good gov
ernment and harmony to our people
the occurrence of such an appalling
example of human passion and deprav-
ity comes as a deep modification and
discouragement. What hope can we
hny w
thirsty spirit waits in our midst for its
hour of qualification ? Is our civiliza-
tion so shallow Is our race so wan
tonly cruel? Such acts call for eou-
demnation and punishment: for con-
demnation as a bloody blot on the
record of your race and mine, as a
cruel affront to a race whose long suf-
fering, patient forbearance challenges
the admiration and gratitude of the
world; as a shameful dishonor to the
name of South Carolina; for punish
ment as a violation of the laws of the
State and a wanton blow at the peace
and happiness of our State. l am glad
to testify to the horror which this event
has excited among many here who
have not been wont to heartily con-
denim many of the past bloody occur
rences at the South. Nothing, however,
short of condign and ample punish
ment can discharge the obligation of
society and our State toward the
authors of this causeless and cruel
massacre. Very respectfully, your
obedienr servant,
ID. III. CHHMBERLIN,
Governor of South Carolina.
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SoCIE ETIES.

Masonic Hall located in third story OF Gage's
Block, Main street.
F,sDLAY CoUSCIL,R. a =. M, No. 50. Regular
Council second Monday evening in each
month
FIkDLAY CHATTER, X. A. M. No. 5S. Stated
ConyocatiOn first Monday evenings in each
month.
FIsDLAY LODGE r. q NJ. No. 2l7. Stated COM
municaiion first aud third w cdnesday eve
n.ngs In each month.
odd-Fellows' Hall east side OF Main Street,
between Sandusky and Crawford Streets.
GoLDEs RULE EScAMPMENT. No. 81, l.O.O.E.
meets second and fourth Friday evenings
OF each month.
HANCOCK LODGE, ,No.73, L. o. O. r., meets eve-
ry Tuesday evening
FIHDLAYLoDGE,N No. IS, X. OF 4. meets every
Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
FIsDLAY5AyINGs AHDBUILDING LoANAsso-
cIATloN meets at the Courthouse on the
tuIrd Monday in each month.
fHE WoMENs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
USIoNmeets at iheLeague Rooms opposite
the joy House. General prayer meeting
every Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock. WO-
mems prayer meeting Wednesday after
noop % al o'clock. Children's meeting first
Saturday afternoon In each month at
O'Clock.
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is Sold by all Druggists.
READ AND CONSIDER.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster are an
economical, Clean, cert in and powerful
remedy, surprising in efficacy any Known
plaster, Imminent or compound
They are particularly effective, and will
positively relieve and cure: Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Nervous Diseases, Stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints and all diseases for which a por-
Gus plaster has beer used, in an astonishing
short time.
Capcine is the greatest medicine known.
Capcine is superior 10 electricity and more
certain.
Benson's Capcine Porons Piasters relieve at
once and cure quickly. Try them. Price 25
cents. SEABURY & JOHNSON
sly Pharmaceutical Chemists. n. Y.
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the deceased to West Virginia, was car
ried.
In the House. after passing the Sen
ate bill to complete the Washington
Monument. which was amended in sew
eralpartieular-. aud the amount appro-
priated Increased from 800, 600 toS2OO.
600, and Messrs. Wilson, Lutterel,
Douglass, Hardenburg, KaSson, and
Faulkner being appointed as COM
mittee to accompay the remains of
Senator Capertor to West Virginia, the
House adjourned.
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miscellaneous,
THE HAMBURG SLAUGHTER.

One white man wounded. one more killed
Twelve negro votes forever Siilled,
The cUlorcd population awed;
Their right 10 carry arms Ouilawed;
The southern heart with vengeance fired.
AS Bourbon leaders have desired;
Example sci of deadly ways
For other Carolina days;
Intimidation in Stare
That seemed Republican by fate:
Novcmbcr's ready battle-guns
There cmpiicd at the stubborn ones;
New hopes for Tilden brought to light
These fruits are from the Hamburg fight.
GicdcJ Inter- OcedH.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

ODmsaon Pleas Judge -JaInes Pillars.
a .auditOr- George y. MosheT.
Clerk Of C1arLs scott W. PreDle.
TreasnreT Peter Hosler.
Hseo0ysteS-Paui kenercr.
fr.,Laie Jiff1e Samuel IL. Huffman.
SyterlD-Satnuel Myres.
F,eosersltinJ AnOrney Brown.
sosoaer- ID. r. Cline.
CDsastIssiOaeTs- Joseph SaltZman, John ID,
bishop and John EdgingIou-
IndrslaSy yDirect0rs-Jacob Thompson. X M
Watson and j. X. Bushong-
IayJsaary SaFeTT,atendent-R- NJ. Lee.
Sch "a EE nssaeTs-J. A. .PIttsford, j. X. kagy
and Dorilas Martz-
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NEW MusIARn PLASTER.

The medical value of n mustard plaster is
understood In every family. Much time is
spent in preparing a roultice and often the
mustard is of poor quality and will not act,
causing great suffering. This trying incon-
venience is now perfectly overcome by Ben
sons Prepared Mustard Plaster. 1t is a great
improvement on the ordinary article. 1t is
very clean and can be applied and removed
without discoloring the clothing or soiling
the skin. II does not deteriorate with age.
Itisalways reliable, as only the best quality
Of mustard is used in its preparation. 1t is
ready to use at any moment, by simply dip
ping 1t in water. II is sold in half yard pieces
at % cents per roll. by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price by
SEABURY d JOHNSON,
Sly Pharmaceutical Chemists. n, Y,
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VEGETINE

is acknowledged and recommended by phys.
lcians and apothecaries 10 be the best purifier
and cleanser OF the blood let discovered. and
thousands speak in its praise who have been
r,.sl nrt.d q health
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Says Boston physician, "haS no equal rs n
blood purifier. Hearing of It's many wonder
ful cures, AFTER all other remedies had failed,
visited the laboratory and convinced my
self of IFS genuine merit. IL Is prepared from
barks, ROOFS and herbs, each of which is high
Iy effective, and they are compounded in
snch "a manner AS Ia produce astonishing re-
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A TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A ard Notary Pcblic. Will attend promptly
{ a IL business entrusted to his C are. farticu-
Ar att tention given Collections, Partitionlng
of Lands, and business In Probate Court.
Once on Main street, in Rossmans Block,
n .arly opposite the Court House. May.
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Guardian Notice.

fINHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il CANADIAN of the estate of George Long
an lInbecile, AGED about 50 years
July IA, 7o-llwi GEORGE TREECE-
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TTDRNEY AND COUNSELIoR AT
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio. Office in "Head-
Qus ricrs' Buildiug, Northeast OF Court
ifouse. VIII attend promptly to business
entrusted To his care. April 70. loIz.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Nug0T-Jacob Carr.
LlerE-JolIn 4. Meeks.
TSedsnreT-M. ID. Sours.
Mdrsial-James Wilson.
!SOticitOr-James A. Bope,
Conncit-E. Palmer, P.Carlin. Inhn Parker.
] L.. Linville, A. Brown aI,i H. COons
bOdrd Of nlpTOUelaents-Iacoh Carr. r.. r.
Jones aud ]. A. BOpe.
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ID. Is. BEARDSLEY, ,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agent.
"A Will practice law in State andU-S.court,
aud attend promptly tn business entrusted TO
his care AS Justice of the Peace. will attend
io couyeyanoing andjt ak ing depOsitiOns. Of
fice-Room N. / Melodeon Building, Findlay,
ohio May 5, T6-tf.
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VEGETINE

Instead of being a pufied-up medicine has
work ed its way up 10 its present astonishing
success by actual merit in curing all diseases
a. 4. hlnOd nf whatever
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A Ad.sstntsirai0r's Sale ef- Real
Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Z obate
l Court of Hancock County, Ohio. L will
sIrf@r for s,tie ai public auction, on the lIsl
nineteenth day of August, A u. ls76, at one
o'clock iu the afternoon, at the door of the
Conrt House. in Findiay. Hancock County
aud -Late s.f ohio, the following rea estate
tu-wit: The southeast quarter Of section
ono. fID. iii township two t2l north range niae
,91 east In said County and State, excepting
tierefrom one acre Out OF the southeast cor
,,,.r thereof heretofore conveyed to one
Thomas Miller SAID land will be sold free
ana clear OF ali incuTbrances by way of
dover 'or Otherwise. Appraised al 81. .sG0
Terms of SAFE: One-third In hand one thind
in @ e year, and oneihird In two years from
IA, al sale with Interest, the pay TO
.cnred 10y mortgage upon the premises
s.B.d. a COOK. Administrator
OF David Cook, deceased.
HENRY BROWN, Attorney.
Juiy ~. lS76-llw4
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PROOF.
WHAT'S NEEDED

LR III. r. STEVENS:
Dear SIr-About one year since found my
self ia a feeble condition from general debil
Iy. VEGET1NE Was strongly recommended
To me by a friend who had been much bene-
flied by its use. 1 procured the article and
after using several bottles, was restored 10
I.ealth and discontinued its use. / feel quite
confident that there no medicine superior
10 il fOr those complaints for which il is ts-
pecially prepared, and would cheerfully re-
commend IL TO those who feel tnat they need
something to resiore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
II. l.. PErTlNGlLL.
Firm of y. NJ. Pettingill q Co., 10 state st.,
Boston.
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VEGETTNE

Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time 10y some of our best physicians, hut those
most incTedulous i'm regard to its merit are
now IFS most ardent friends and supporters.
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tIoMuPATHICPH PHYSICIAN & SURG EON
III Main street, two doors North of Karst's
Go. ..-Iy store, Findlsy, Chic.
ufice hours-From to 71z a. m, ii a. m. to
D. IN, and 3 to y u. m. May l6 73-tf
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JAM Es A. Rope.


A TTORNEY AT LAW,
Oifice over W. L. Davis Co.'S Store, Main
Street. Findlay Ohio. April IA IL
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CHUR RCHES

CHuRCAES.
Methodist EpiscopaJ-Rev. William Jones.
EfestyfeT-idsi- -
Lutkerdn-Rev. q. w. Miller.
Congregdfi0ndi-Rey- ii. ID. kutz.
Eudageiicdt CltIrch-Rey. Samuel COcklin.
JHited RreLhren-Rev. A. W. Holden.
GeT1sdn Reform Rev. A. Konetzka.
Church Of God Rev. ID. Kline.
herman LtaheTda-Rev. NJ Buerkle.
ST Michaeis ath0lic Church.. Il. Young
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JOHN M. HAMI.IN,

Makes regular professional calls in adjoin-
n2 counties.
Nov. - II.
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VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Strike at the root of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the liver and kidneys 10
healty action, invigorating the nervous sys-
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City and County Guerforp.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails at the
Findiay Post-office-
DEPAkTUke.
Carey Branch L. . d e. hR-, S:iJ a IA.
L. Il. q 4. XXX. gota0 1sgHLh, iI;Io a. IA.
sARkIVALs.
Ofreg RTanch &. q. & Z. RR-, STU p. IN.
l.. T. & l.. XXX. going S'iffh. ll:io n Ia.
80 North, i.s y. IA.
DEPARTURE
Van Burel, PJ7Td0e, MaageR and Bo'0tingf'Tee7l
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday AT sa IA.
MI blanchard HotckI0Un and EtOISi0s Corner.
Wednesday and Saturday. at p. IA.
ArLiayf0n. RiLliomsGoOR and DuItktrk-Tuesday
and Saturday, at y. IN.
OAK Rtdge, OltasOd, ROdnOke, BetDaoTe, and Gti-
Loa-Tuesdav aud Friday, at a. IN.
Beatoa Ridge, ,iSsdnLey and Pe1adtetor- Friday AT
) "A. IN.
McCbBsL and FOrtdOe eCenter-Tuesday, ,Th ursday
and Saturday, at y. IN.
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W, L. DAVIS. j. W. DAVIS. M. L. DETwIL
DAVIS, DETWIlER a. CO.

uT HoI.E-ALE AND RETAIL 1RoCE"s,
w aud Dealers In Flour, Provisions Wood
ea, Vii ow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
Fruits. aud a General Variety Goods at W hole
sale at l.v' md and Toledo prices. Nos. II
and q Main street.
Nav :, T6-tf.
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VEGETINE

Does not deceive ipvalids into false hopes by
purging and creating a fictitious appetite,
but assists nature in clearing and purifying
the whole system, leading the patient grad
nally IN nerfacf health
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CINCINNATI, Nov. %. lS72.
Mr.. ii. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-The two bottles OF NEGErINE
furnished me by your agent, my wife has
used with great benefit
For a long time she has been troubled with
dizziness and costiveneSs; these Troublesome
now entirely removed by the use of VEGE
TINE
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and
General Debility; and has been greatly BEN
Gifted.
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Il. PHIFER,

GURVEYOR. ONCE in first block South OF
- Court House. Attention given TO retracing
the lines OF old surveys, laying out, parting
off.and dividing up lands, ,leyeling for pronies
of roads and bitches.
March 10, lS76-6m
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HENRY BROWN,
MN M oETwIIER M. q.

a fTORNEY AT LAW. ONCE up stairs d rst
IA Door Sonth OF Court House; Findlay, %.
November "a, lS74-tf.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

7TlLstees-wm. Martin, John LsTkins and
Job Chamberlin.
XeTk- IL. Ii. Mefzler.
1reasureT-Hugh Newell.
Justices-D. h. Beardsley and o. A. Ballard.
ConstuLles-Joel MarEie and q. l.. Byai.
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X. r. DUNN,
LII. JOHNSON,

A TroRNEY ATLAw,
Once I'm New Bank Building, West side OF
Main Street, No. o. NOV. zz-ti.I
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OFFICERS:
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS:
PAHLEE CARLIN, ,CHAS. .ESTERLEN,
ALE. GRADER, MIC. WlIlTELEY,
III. p GAGE, JOHN ID. BISHOP,
ABRAM CRADLE, A. X. BELDEN.
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Is not vile. nauseOus compound, which SIM
ply pulges the bowels, but a safe, pleasant
remedy which is sure to purify the blood and
thereby restore the health.
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VEGETINE

Is now prescribed in cases of Scrofula and
other diseases of the blood, by many of the
best phi ysicians owing to It's great success in
curling All diseases of This nature.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-08-04
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D. n. cILMER,
CURGE0N DENTIST.
once over Fellers, Johnson q Co.'S store,
West Side Main Street, Findlay, OHIO.
April IA, lS76-em