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WHIEL2B ft WILSON'S
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Awarded tbeiBrel piDamua lu U
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And b pinclonaAl HechioleV InstRnte for
fur successive rears we hiv lin6a First
Freatiem prw Ml oBipetlters, a tha .
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
la a. Having made, for over mtcii year,
tha wt I)Ulr Family Sewing Machine In
Wtry,ndiw employing 81,000.000 In
the bulot, nd making Ohb Hondbib AIa
gain mi day, they are prepared with such
extraordinary faolllllee end experience tv
guarantee to lb puiohaaer emir laiufae
lion. All our Machine are made equally
We
and are
WARRANTED TIIIIEE YEARS.
U u. tin sbulll. wk the lock Hitch
like hii both sld ol til go..d, leaving no
inula pr Hit a the nnrfer eide of the ain,
and Run hai anil ai auh thread a the chain
Hen machine.
gead the Following Testimonial!.
the principal companies making Sewing
ftlaebtn Wheeler k Wilm.n, I. H. Blnger
Co.. and Qrover A Baker.
Of the Machines
nafla' tdara war aolui
m, wrekler a wilson,
...21.805
...10 Ml
...10,1MI
Sj I. M. Blnitr
y braver B.iker,
ana-lot the mlaa of Wheeler A Wllaon lobe
double thnee of any other Company. J. r
tor Porrf n.
W n Uia Wheeler Wllinej flawing tin
rhtne, and eaa say In regard to It, that It la
wdrnut a rival. No other Maahlne xd It
a Ita adaptation to all purpoaaa of domlli'
jM. Arwa'v iairmw.
av Far aala In Flndlar at Head Quartan
Bulldlnc. over Taylor k Cronlnter's Btore, by
Jul 10, 182.
Whisky from 30o. V $2,00 per Gallon
Port. Bliarry and Madeira Wines, for Medlela
I purposes, Urandiaa Iron 11.00 to M oo par
aJfon. at B. P. FRKY'tt
7 Dace ana Book Htobb,
f Ona door North ol lsrl Urgg a Sons
H0TION STORE!
J. S. BALLENTINE
AV1X0 raturna4 from Kaw York, la now
racamiig a.a
PRINQ STOCK OF
JNT O TION & I
T wblch b hat adtlad a good aaanrtmeut of
JjontioM,
Connot Silkf,
Artifloiitl Flowen,
I3onnot Framet,
Alisieo' and ChiUreDa'
LUta nd Flats,
And splendid tsaortmont of
niLLIfJHRY GOODS!
To which ha Intltaa tha attantlon or tha 1a
lUaa, and all olbara wlahlnf gooda In bla llua.
AwrOapualta Malodaou Hull, and two doora
Kortb wl Paturaun k Taylur t Blora, Wain at.,
VTMiay, iinio.
Mar la, IMS.
LATEST ARRIVAL
Spring aud Summer Trade.
ISAAC DAVIS,
FINDLAY, OHIO,
TAKES thle method to Invite the attention
of dealer and eoiiaumere to hli prevent
lack ol ataple Uroceriea, J mil received, eui
tx-aelng the
BEST ASSORTED!
JTHE CHAEPESTB
IAND LARGEST!!!
Brar offered to thli community. Tile late arri
val (soludea everything In the line or
O-rooexrlesgs,
Provlalons,
SSiTotloxaSa cbo.i
Terether with a arrlnkllng el
Bavrdware, Woodenware, Cutlery,
OlBM, Hails, &o.
Re guarantee to hie cuatuniera good an
aaaorlineut aa can be feuad anywhere among
waloa may do aientiouea
Tea.,
Coffee,
Lead,
Sugar,
Tooaooo,
Pawdor,
lrorisioBS,
J)y ei tuffs.
Confections,
8yrup,
Clgan,
8hot,
Oils,
Raisins,
Nouons,
Chocolate,
Stiaeware,
Holasses
Fiuits,
Candles.
Agioultual I mule merits!
The aabecriber la alao Agent for Agricultur
al Implement from the
XAS;onca W erzlsjs
At Springfield, Ohio.
JoneS, IMJ -lty ISAAC DAVIS.
Venitian Bed and Yellow Ochre t
flmaod la Oil put up In 20 and to B kege
tha ehaapaal and beat l'alnt for barn and
iiot-houaea; lor eale at 8. It. FIIKY'B.
Ladies' Hseled Gaiters!
AS LOW AS IS CEXTSO
EWINQ & REDICK'S.
May 5, 1863.
Fill LIP ARNOLD
"TTTOULD Inform the vIUmiwj of Flndlay that
f V be baa opened aa eiublttbmonl.
Paa
r MarUt of Patteraoa J Taylor',
fur the aunuraoture and sale of all kind ol
FINE CONFECTIONERY,
CAKE6, VC.
' ALAO AM -
IOB ORE AM SALOON,
Where the pubho oaa alwaya Bod a superlur
Bitlele and good aupply ul tuia delicacy,
n4:. c .i
runics (3UDIU cu
With evervtblnf reoulelta lur tha ta.LU. at!
reaaonable raua.
II. al ri..l .ll.iilln. I. hnaln... ...J L.l...
mj w. h vHw...vav now ill
(be beat iitlole in nia line, he hop m re
elve a liberal share ol the uullio patroaane.
Jiilr IS ta m . A.
, Toys to i'leuau Little Unea!
ilttwllil.it
a. O. FIIKV'U.
Mayl. w.
Gary's Cough Cure!
Barrel's Indian Liniment,
Barrel's Worm Confections,
May be a4 at alt tha Drag B.urae iu r'lueUy,
ua vf L. A. BALKWIN, Ml. BiaucUrd:
J. B. EATON, Ueutouj
. H. BAlUiaV, VloUoaib. ,
Mar 21, leal. I
'Coal Oil Lamps,
Camp SNidaa, aud Chimney, and th beat
Larbui' uii In Auwrlva, aud Ib.upeai. at
. AW; th Wt. h. P. t'llaVV,
. ..... 4 L
WIUMAM L DAVI8.
IMtALRa IN
Grnoomniro,
PROTL4IOHS, SALT, ITSH,
i.iianKii. AiC.
fnUi Ir rr'. atf Umnd. I riNDLAV,
Mmutrnt, (
Obla.
HK kaap aonatantly on band a fall iiipply
of avaO tolnc In lilt Una vf ri; ambra-
oma
taadlea NnU Frwlta,
Molaa.ra Hognr, srrupa,
UhiM-olat Teaa, C'oMea
I'rppar. Spice. filuier,
Matar4, Mace, riofaa
Toaaeco, Rnair, rigara,
(andlea, Rler, Flour,
Powder, Shot, Lead,
BaadlM. Cilia. At,
liaaiitaa ilia arllelaa enumerated above, be
will alwa-a keep a g'Hid aanortmeni ui
Stonewaro and Woodenwarc,
together with
iviarTNiMd taia eoaauaiTt mi nid,
In hli Una ol l-uameaa; aud be proailMato aeii
A CIIKAH At THB CHKAPRIT.
Um i aha wtah aood artlrlea of Oro-
cerloa, to caII ai.d eaiioilna bla elw-k and prl
oea, aa he la a:vt laSed that be oau auit hie cue
tontera in rcgara w
Variety, Quality and theapaeaa.
Uun'l ruruei the place: neur the undue, wilt
aide ol Mam atreel.
Unrch 14. ist.i.-liy
FINDLAY
DRUG AiU BOOK SfORK!
Uaa Boob Nobtb or uaaifc uaaun
B. U. FHBY, Proprietor.
WilGUB may at all tlaiee be louna tne
Boat eoBiulete aaaortment of
Urate, Flaa Cheaaloale, Tlldea'a Pre
paratloaa. Traaaoe, aoppi
Bhoulder Braeee, Rubber
yrlagea, arl
cat iBalrameata,
In any ilmllar aetabllalmaiit l weatorn
Ohio,
I'liytlolana in town and country find It deel
dedly to their advantage to trade with ua,
knowing that we keep a great rariet of
Fine Drugs,
Not uaually found iu Drug Htorea outiide ol
eltlea, which glree ua greater facllitlea lot
compounding preaurlpttona with accuracy and
diapatcb, aud
AT VUtI LOW RATES!
iVXlBCELLAKEOUB AND SCHOOL DOOKJ,
Mlbtee, and! all alaaa llyaa Boaka,
I nUaenu, Ulatlonarira, Cap and
Kote Paper (mny ejaanlliyar kind),
KHvalaawa, Blank Baaka, Baakale,
Bird C'aata. Picture rramea,oval
and aiaan, Cltlt and Kaeewoad
Maaiouna;, aae., ata.
lLIL'0 UKD1TBAUI
AND Bl'RKAUB
Alaaya on band and made to order, at
June , 1N01.
fuRUU BAKER'S.
YOU WILL FIND
THE COPPER TIPS
FOB CIllLUItEM,
EW1NO k REDICK'S.
At
Mav 3,
Boon Skiits New
utvies i
aa . a U
DATTEIISON k riVLOIl have received a
X. lot of tha
IMPERIAL SKIRTl
A new thing and decidedly the neateat article
inrinmay. rrioe i,n. tv- aiyieao
urea tieoda ut opened. June 1.
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
PATTERSON & TAYLOR
TTAVB the eatlafaolloii of announcing
XX their Irlende and the public general
Una they are now opening
THE L ARGENT,
TUE CUEAPtsr,
TIIF. RICHEST,
THE BKS1
STOCK OF GOODS
Ever brought luto Hancock county ! '
COME AKD LOOK AT THEM.
Bresa Goods
In Piles,
In Stacks,
In Pyramids,
In Mountains.
Calicoes at 121 cents per yard.
Huslins at Still Lower Figures!
In ihort.
Every Article Noedfal la tbt Markell
We are too bnay to aay more, and cloaa tbia
eplaue witu tniareuiiuki
Come, examine our Spring Goods;
Come with your Monty or Trade;
Let vi thow you what you can do;
Call on vt, and thui save Money;
For you cannot help buying of ut.
FATTCtUOb k A' A 1 LOU
Fikiilat. April '4. tL
ADAMS & RUTHRUFF,
Main street.jTindlaj, Ohio,
Kiviycru BLOCK,
AUK Juat receiving a large ilock of Hard
war ol every doaorlpuon, Farming lm
ploiuenua. Nulla, (ilaaa, aaah, Ac, Blovaaof all
mud, Tinware, Kavo Trough, 8tove Fipe,
Huioke-litaok fur nulla, and everything niada
ol till or alieel-lrou, call be had at our alore.
Tha Enterprlte,
The but iquare Cook Stove la uae, very hea
vy and haaull the new uuiruveiueule. Very
cheap. Call aud aoe.
ADAUB k RUTURACFF.
mdGKSl AitKlVAL VM.
ADAMS & RUTHRAUFF
Have purcbssvd and are receiving
136 COOK STOVES,
Of various paltrens, which Ibey will tell
cheaper than cvti beloic offered in Ibis
oouairy, Houiekerpcti will do well to cl
nd ctsuiine our stock, they cso all b
suited. (Hay 10, 1802.
Sugar ITCillsJ!
Cook's JSugar Evaporators!
AHoora.
8agar-Xaklng Apparatus.
(Juat received aud lor aale at uiaaulacturers
'll... liV . 1 1 A U Jt III I 'I'M H A 1 1 I'll
ir".""!"! W ..W.MMWW.V.
July t. li!i.
FARMERS' I00L8.
uvcu a
ft8ythes, Saalhs, forka, Iloea, Vlorn,
liey- Itakea. Oraia Cradle.
Aud evr thing u.uy touud ia a Hardware
uiure, win u aula ai iteuueae fricea, by
AUAAia k liUTUUAUFr,
April Ji.lldiJ. . .
Drums in any Quantity!
4Da an auea, toy bays, caeap, at
. t. O. FlIEVa.
UNITKUai'ATI ANU roitEJUN
Patent jtgncy.
X71t are prepared to trauaaot bualuana
If every deacripltou, relatlug lu Cavoat
viawina, opooinoaiioua, t'aiuuu, lUlriiue-
aienu and tho fate nl Law.
BlUlNhitO k BURBIDUB,
Bank uet, oppnaiie rV'addcll lluuae, Cleva-
auu.Ohiu, (Juuss, Ibtill.-iy
Blondin at the Crystal Palace.
Vestcrdaj ereningthis eitraordi.
oarr gymnast a a private per
formance on a short rope ia the ter
race dining room of tbe Crystal J'al
ace. Oolj the directors and a lew
of their Immediate Iriende were ad.
milled, for tbe performance waa
chief! undertaken co show tha as
tounding feats which Dlondon can
wirti,eae accomplish on a tight
rope, and that, therefore, the solici
tude which is expressed lor hie safe
ty when going tliroogh simple evo
lutions on the rope across the traa
erpt, though creditable to the feel
ings of ihe general publie, is really
so much good sympathy thrown
away. If anything was needed to
cotivince tbe public that ho can at
tempt almost auything ua a rope
with perlect impunity, bis t-xibition
yesterday nhoold set all such fears
at rest. His performances were lat
erally so wonderful that the specta
tors suemed almost to doubt the evi
lenco ol their senses, and lo half be
lieve that it was a ki&d of illusion
and not really what they saw, Tbe
rope was a short, but very tight one.
atretched over trestles utter the usual
manner, some ten or twelve feet
irom tho ground. On this, in a
apace ol little more than an hour,
lilondoa went through all his most
liflicult lents. daocinir in baskets
and very large oute they were,) on
tilts, iu wcoden hois, with and
without his balancd polr. To walk
on stilts is in itself a matter of some
difficulty, but to walk on a rope
with tbum, and turn baek somer
saults, alighting oh the cord, is a feat
that would have been tuoueht a
physical impossibility if Dlondin bad
nut done it yesterday wiili perfect
ease, and almost with perlect indif-
uirence. lut Icats with a chair
however, seemed to be the moat in.
explicable ol all. Taking a com.
mon four-legged cbair, Olondm bal
a need ita legs cornerwise on tbe
rope, and seated himself noon It.
moved ia it from side to side, as if
lounging, stood upon it, climbed up
over its Deck, and even edeed it bv
jerks along the cord, without appar
ently tne slightest enort at balancing
eituor tne chair or himself. Die
carding tbe pole, he next appeared
as violinist playing the most rapid
tunes wnne be danced and turned
somersaults backwards and forwards
without miseiog a note of his music
lu like manner, with a drum which
he played with a vehemence and
rapidity tqnal to bait a dozsn drum
titers, be never missed danciog to
time or stopped lor a single instant
his deafening tattoo, whether turning
backwards or springing high into
tbe air. it was. on the whole, the
most extraordinary perlormance ol
tbe kind that has over been witness
ed, and wus infinitely more interest
ing to general spectators than any
merely oangtroue exhibition on
ropo at a great height from tbe
—[Times, June 22.
An Indian Story.
There is an Eastern story, which
nae ua veriaon in many languages
j i a ukbuuiui aamsoi, to whom a
genius of surpassing power, desired
to give a talisman, tie enjoined
her to take heraell serous a Held ol
standing corn; she was to pluck the
taiiesi sou largest ear she could rind,
out eon was to gather it asebe went
forward, and never pause in ber
path, or to step back iu nuest ol her
uoiect. i proportion to tbe sizeand
ripeness uf ear she gathered so was
tje power of tho talisman to be.
went out upon her quest, says the
legena, aua untered tbe hold.
Many a stalk ol surpassing excel
lence met ber glance, but she still
walked onward, expecting to find
some more excelknt still. At last
ahe reached a portion of the field
where the crops were thinner aud the
ears more stunted. She regretted
lue tan ana graceiui stalks she bad
left beulud, but disdained to pick
those which fell so far below her
ideas of a perfect ear. But alas!
the stems grew more rsgged and
more scanty aa she trod onward; on
the margin of tbe field they were
.niiaewea, ana when she had acsom-
pushed bur walk through tha wivin
grain, she emerged on the other side
wituout uaving garnered an ear
whatever. Tho genius rebuked ber
lor ner lolly, but we are not told that
he gave au opportunity ol retrieving
uer error.
Wa may apply this mystio little
naian labio to the realities of daily
10.
Terrible Murder at Apache Pass, by the
Indians.
Kansas Citv, October 17. The
Sent Fo mail, with dates to tbe lOih,
has arrived.
The Santa Fe Oatettt, of tbe 4tb,
turuiabes the following:
On the 8:h ol July last a parly of
nine men started from tbe Fine Alto
mines, in Arizona, to iro to Califor
nia. When they arrived within two
miles of Apache Paw, thirteen mile
Irom the mints, they were attacked
by the Apache Indians and all
oerea.
When the bodies were found bv
Qen. Carletoc's command there were
evideuoes to aatialy tbem that oue ol
tne victims bad been burned at the
stake.
Tha massacre is supposed to have
taken place on the 18th day of July,
awu iu rauiairis were lonou and bur
ied on JSuoday the 27th dav of the
Apache Pass is tbe great througtu
ions iv uaiuoruioa and hi to be
traveiej mrougii by all ueisooa trav
eling tbe Southero route, in eonaa
queue of water, which is to be bad.
uen. .usrleton established a post
which commands tbe SDrioo in the
paas and garrisoued wuq a sufficient
loroa to keep the ludians from the
water ana make tbem ahaminn tha
locality.
Trusses,
Supporters, ,
Shoulder Braces,
' SusDensory Bandages, &c-
vi to laiaai ana am iiapreveaiiyieo, at
riCBKRS' DBUO BTORB.
Anrlt la. lit).
Fish Oil, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, Linseed
Oil, Carbon and Coal Oil,
At Lowut Pkiuk,
At ORIIV'I 1.RDO STORK
April 4, 1M1.
Whitewash and Painters'
XJ2FLTJ3IIICJS,
Cheap at Ht'BKIW DRUU BTORK.
April IS, l'OI.
Baby Wagons.
A large itoo Jnat received at
llt'riKKS' DltUO STOItB.
April 18, 1S6L
Bird Cages,
Of every description, jum reoelved at
IIUIIERi- DtlUO 8TOHK.
April I A. lxt'J.
Paints and Oils!
Dui'der are requonted to examine
a. At J. M ittoicn'B
Stock of Pnlnt and Oil. They will not be
underiold In theae artlclve, and nlwayi keep
tbe beat quality of both,
All the Proprietary Medlrlnre ot the Day,
Alarayi on hand. A fresh lot of the
FRANKLIN WHITE LEAD,
Juat received. In tin pulls.
May ri, ini.
White Lead
AKB
JPIelx. ood Oil,
At wholeaale or retail; a large lot Unit mutt
be sold thin mi minor, at
UUBKRB' DRUU STORE.
April 18, 1D2.
J. 8. UALaLKrVTIKli:
II as Juat reoelved a nice lot of
Artificial Flowers, Silk Laces
And a few pleoe of
Sonnet Zllboou.
Auguit 4, 1802.
TAKE NOTICE!
mHAT I will sell aa Low as Taa i-owxjt, at
J THIS OLD STAND,
One door Worth of Ueaa yuartcrt
Th largest and beat lot of
ST OVE &,
With all the late linproremanw
Cornier Kettles, all tne sizes,
Fruit Cans with Patent Tops, war-
ranted,
TINWARE !
Of all description, riarrl' Celebrated Undor
Current aelfclarlfylng
SUGAR EVAPORATORS!
The latest Improvement of the day, and I the
aiost convenient end practical Evaporator
una. mce a jo ia bv.
Tiffin Iron Beam Plowa and Point;
Oue of the belt Plows In use.
Persons wishing anylng In my line are In
vlted to call, as 1 will sen aa low aa any eaiao
lisement lu the county.
EAVE TROAJGHS
Put up with or without Woodruffs Patent
Fuateuer, aa the omtomer may direot.
For Swlc,
The Best and Cheapest Cook, Box, Heatlnf and
Parlor atovea, Willi all tue late improvements.
Finolat, July 30, loC; A. BUSHKS,
COAL OIL LA31P9 and COAL Oil. to
thoin, at . UUBEltS' Dni'U Btoiik,
Jan. 34. 1NH1.
Fruit Cans for Immediate Use.
Patent top and the cumnion kind warranted
air light and made ol heavy tin. Call and see
them, at ADAMS A HUTHHAUKF'B
A NEW SUPPLY
or
Sugars, Cod Fiih, Sugar-Cured Beef,
juat received aou lor ate cneiio, at
ISAAC ilAVIS'
Wholesale and Retail Urocary
September 3, 1U2.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CLOSE buyers will find it to their sJvin
tsge to
jLook ut our Stock
IVEW SFIUM GOODS
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE! S
EWINQ A REDICK.
May 2, 1862.
Tinware amd Stoves.
JACOB C ROM LEY
Continues tbe manufacture of Tinware and
the sale ol Stove, at bis store
On Main tlreet, opposite J. Wheeler's
more.
Whore he keens rouatantlron hand for sale
cheapor than any of thwae who are tryiug
compete witu mm,
The Largest and Best Stock
or
I SOT "AT jSV n 33 ,
AMI) TOS
Largest, Cheapest and Best
srocg or
STOVES
Ever before offered In this community, among
wuion may na enumerates.
The Imperial,
Kerning Star,
Square Stove,
Elevated Oven,
Brick Oven.'
The Elevated,
And In short, all kinds and varieties of the la
tent improved Bine or uooa-stovee, togetuer
with
Parlor, Church, School-House
and Store Stoves. .
lo faot be baa all kinds, aultad to all wants.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING
Dene In a superior manner, by- experienced
woranieo, aua oa toe auun uvuue.
JOB WORK
Promptly and itllbotorlly exeouted.
J uii. 10, IWJ. J. CKOHLEY,
Bl:A)fAIl A BURR! DOE,
LITIIOGnPUJERS ,
DESIGNERS AND BISBAVBBS
O JNT WOOD,
IN EVEBV VARIETY Of BTVIJI,
Itetik trt, Cleretaud, Ohla.
JuoeeMstio.-py
In
S
to
LCFAVOR'S
FRANKLIN BOOK HINDER Y
AKB
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
Jteeau 14, t "" IS JVi', BuiHing, High itrtt
(Between Broad and Cay,)
Calashae, Ohio.
Kvery deanrlptlon of B ank Books of extra
BMbetanllal manufacture, with or witheot
printed aeadlnga, and Snlahed la aaperlor
WBIT1NO PAPEE8 of everr grade, from the
beat Mill In tbe country, rurmtlied at email
advance from coat. Orders reoelved from
Statr lraraairr,
Coaarr Orrioraa,
Bankino Hocan.)
bKcaaaca urricaa,'
H ANcrioTDaaaa,
MaacMART,
. . Railboab Orncns.
for Blanks or Blank Books, will receive the
Immediate end partionlar attention fraaa the
Ruperlntendentof tbe Bindery, se neceeaarv ta
such order; aod prompt exoouUoa and fair
prioes guaranteed.
Paper, Envelopes, and all varieties of Of
fice and Countlni kloua Ktatlonarv furniakad
at the Lowest Rates.
The Franklin Bindery
Is splendidly equipped with Costly Improved
Machinery and with steam power. Printed
Rooks ol all kinds, either by the edition ol
Ibttiiaanila or the ataxia hank, bound in anr
style. Binding and re-biodlng for publle and
private Lioranen, aiagaiinea. Monthly Publl
cation. Pamphlet. Kheet Muio, Ac, A.,
promptly and haudaomely bound, at small ex
pen. N. W. LKrAYOH, Bup't.
April in. mex.
SELLING OFF
AT COST!
Having bought the stock of gooda belonging to
W. II. WHEELER,
lam offering them
AT OOST!
AT HIS OLD STAND.
July IT. 1852.
E. BAftm
Now is Your Chance!!
rpUE subscriber, wishing ta retire from tbe
soot, alios, FintDiaa ahu leaihuh
thadh,:
Offers hie entire stock at
FIRST COST
On the following term:
For Cash Only he Offors at First Cost!
For anv kind of trade that be can uae. he will
give good aa low aa any other home at retail
cash pricea; and a oredlt ot Ave moalha will
be given on all (urns over 83, with a not aud
upprovad tuourlty, whoti required,
Mow I th Time for C eh Coataaacr!
Good sold on Ave months' time will be sold
as low aa any other home retail for uash.
Come and See Us:
Hyatt' Old Bland, Flndlny, Ohio.
M. ... HIGOINS,
July 11.18C3. Aaanl for J .1). Btvssv
rpo TRACHERBThe Board of Hchool Kx
1 amlner fur Hancock county, will bold
eaaion lor me purpoaeoi examining teaoners
at the Union School room, in Pi nil I ay, on the
Brat Saturday of January and the Ural Batur-
ilay ol r obruury, ana tne urn aua iniro euiur
days ol every month thereat ler, commencing at
ten o'olouk, a. m.,niitllfiii lher notice I given
JOHN BOWMAN, Vlerk.
I'indi.av, Jan. 1,1859.
N. B. All unnlioanl will be required to pre
sent to the Examiner a certittVai siklvU hy
two or more or their present or previuii em
ployer, giving a aatlafactory atutemcnl alto
their moral character and fHithfulnoa a
Taachera: or. if they have never taught, one
tinned by their Teacher, rerlilying lu then
moral onaracier aua aiuuioue nauiia.
IIAItDWAJtl'.
A. ft B. F. XIKMOns ft CO.,
A RB onnstantly receiving addition to their
XA. aiocx oi uarawure . I uey I nvite tbe
8PEI At. ATTENTION
Builders and Mechanics
tothelrstookof
.HOUSE TRIMMINGS:;
Nails, Glass, Bash, Doors, ete.
Iron, Steel, Anvils, Plpe-boxet
smiths' OAxriKTiaa soorxas' and
SADDLERS' TOOLS;
Forks, Hoes, Scythes, and Cradles
WHITbo AND BLOOD'S AXES
LOO, TRACE, AND PUMP CHAINS;
SHU, Cross Cut, and Hand-Saws;;
8AODLERY AND HARNESS
TRIMMINGS.
Callar.d sramineourstock before buying,
you would
Save Itloney
A. k B. P. KIMMONS k CO.,
SOCCSSSOBSTO I.M.eriHINO A0O.
Juuuary 14,1858.
J. & H. PHILLIPS
28 28 4. Clair if., PITTS tl If UGH, Pa.,
UANDrAOTUBlaS OF. AND EaALKaa IH
Eoor, Furniture and Carriage
--b-s OXiOTUB,
Table and Wiadow Shade Oil Cloths;
WINDOW SHADES, SHADE FIXTURES, &C
Also, dealers in
ILEATHEB BELT1MO. LACE LEATHER,
lUUlk RUBBER BKLTINti, BOBE,
BTBAkt PACKING, '
AUD
RTJBBBR OOOD8 OKMSBAXItT.
Whulaaala aaa BaImII l,M ..ii ..a
.tor k larxe. well aaaortad. H at u.ki.
P'leei. I April t, 1882.
3
Indians. SANDUSKY, DAYTON AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday, April IS, ISSl.tralas
Will ran aa lollowa:
PAHSKMORR TBA1N8.
Aran.
MaU. tin. Ac. Kmlon A
1:30a.m. 1:10 a.m.
:U :lft
: 10:10
0M 11:011
1 1:0 J 11:47
11:40 I:4.B1. U:Joarrlv
I9:9S 1:40
12:411 11:45 1
1:03 4:1A
1:45 4:66
:10 1:60
S:2sp. m. f: J a.m.
ooiae aoara.
Randuiky....
Clyde
TiOln...
Carey
Porest
Kentoa
Hnntsvllle...
Hellefontalne
Weet Liberty
Urban
Aprlnafleld. . .
Daytoo, arrlvj
Mall.
Dayton . . . .
Rpringfldd.,
Urbana
S:0S a. m.
10:34
11:40
12:13 p.m.
12:45
West Liberty...
neuerontaiae...
nuntaville
Kenton.........
Foreit , ...
1:D4
2:03
2:43
3:23
4:15
5:15
t:0O p. m.
Carey
rinin
Clyde
Beach Banduakt
Far. At. San. At.
S:t0p.m.
T:0J
T:45 "
S:11
f:3S
S:S
:SS
10:35 ar. 4:15a.m.
I:5(
H:4S
7:40
,
a
ooiho sorrn.
tave
Huntsvllla.
10:30
Randuiky.. ..3:15 a, m.
,Clyo 5:10
iTintn r.
Bollefontalne
10:lt3
West Liberty. ...11:28
Urbana... 12:00a. m
BnrlngAeld 1:05
Carey T:25
Foreit S:1T
Keatoa tOS
Beach Dayton. ...2:40
eoiM MOkTB.
LeaveDarton t:00.ra. Kenton..
Sprlnxfleld 11:43 r'oreat..
lrhana 1:10 Carey..
West Liberty 2:0S TiHn ...
Bellefontalne.... 2:55 Clyde...
....5:30
...8:48
.... 8:01
... B:S5
... 12:10
uunisvine
3:40 Beaoh Sanduaky 2.00
flHDLAT TBAIK.
Leave rindlar at 0:45 o'olouk, a. m., and return
at 4:30o'clook, p. m.
All Trains makecloae connection at Clvd.
with Train oa th Cleveland and Toledo Road.
both Eaat and Wait.
May 1, 1862. H. RICK, Suptrinlrndtnt,
CABINET AND C1IAIU
MANUFACTOKY.
PARKER & CLARK,
At th old stand, bast or
Henderson ft Sons' Store, Railroad St.
Thankful for the pal patronage eftbl com'
munlty, hereby, lender their services as
formerly, Id tbe line of
OF ALL KINDS,
UNDERTAKING
Tbey would alio stale that their aaaortment
of
AMD
ihim, mm
oannot be excelled In thi section of tbe State,
or variety ot site, flnifth and style.
isrms moaeraie.
Oct. 10, 18C2.
SUGAR CANE MILLS,
PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT.
SECHLER & POUTER,
14 Wrst Serea Street, C1SCIK !UTI, .,
Hkvw neandMl Ihe Ut r f DKDG88,
rajtB CO., anit WATKIN FRXH A CO., un
it MM Ike auumeuiara et Saw Mill and Sugar
alaklns IlaoMneor la all "f II. kraanhM.
Owaluf Ik rUDU, r.ilmot and Madiinwr na-
Iitsjred br th. I.u Bra. atari nlm4 lo. an.1 hav
a kad tlx ken.lt ot Uwtr sMre and expwl
bmoU, ktk wilk uniriaiu rnxl bf "
nceal Mrta,u, uaM a t pnuuM a I.m ol
aaebliierr ahkh (or Mrvniik, daniMllur and Sulah
I. aaoqaalal. W. are alao dMtran. al c.l liuf altan
liaa lo " PraU'l" I'alnil E.aponilv, vhkb poamil
wallw adraaumn over aajr Uul aa U eur
kaowMf., aad Tor whloh kaw. tar ir.nf.rn.nl.
villi om rto, lb. ticliuir rllil ( Um I'etted
fall nrttcuUn aa to liiM. prlMi. eaewitr.
Ac ot Mill, and KvaKr"l li.aM Mad lor ear
llltratd Culou for ten.
C A OT ION. TW euMI I. hmhr caatloael a.lMt
parahMlas mklnrr lavolviag IkoM paUnU fran
ad,la poRTKB.
All of Seclilor fc Porter's StiKsr
mak'.nfr apparstas tor sale by Ad
mi & RutbraofT, Findlay.
REITBRMAN'S
(roHMXKLY STOl'OIITON'S)
AMBROTVPE GALLERY.
rHIS establishment baa been so long In ope
ration, and Its reputation ia so well known
by tbe people of Uancook and adjoining coon
Ilea, that we presume It i not aeceuary to
mention THE FACT, that "he dlSerenlaiyles
of pictures are taken here, In a manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,:
and at low prioes to suit tbe times.
VT A itock of fanoy Caaei will h. sold out
toasATLT reduced prioes.
Having a mi i.iout aioug witn an me otner
Imurovemeiii of the day, we can produce a
lonoToxKD uioture. Examiuo eiieslmens at
me revolving sigu aua at tne rooms, in ur.
Hawson'l block, oppoilte Wheeler k Bros.
W. JlfcJTtHMAfl.
UNION EATING SALOON.
fltUB undersigned haviug removed oue door
X soutn or nis oia stana, mio a newiy nueu
up room, wouiu announce to me puune nis in
tention ul keenlux a I'laiT Cum Eatino B a
loom, where may at all times be found Helreih-
mcnta to sun uie times, suon as,
Hot Soupf Fresh and Pickled Oys
ten, Spiced Tongue, Tripe, Sar'
dinet, Pie, Lakes, Fruits,
Confectiontaris,Nut8,
SODA WATE.LEM ONAOE, LITTLE AND 616 BEER.
ALE, POSTER. WINE.ClQARS.ic.
The publle la Invited le call, and every effort
will be made to make their visita agreeable.
uaving adopted tne ready pay system, and by
so doing 1 can sell as cheap aa the cheapest.
mw Keraainber the place, Hiuh or tub Bie
Eaolx, Wed aide of llaiu atreet, oppoaiie tho
UUUHOUI. JS. ItAtUClt.
Klndlay, May 15, 1862.
Improvement in Flows.
THE undenlgiieu a ouiu rvapaotrully call tbe
attention ol the larmera uf Hancock and
aojoiuiug couutiee to bia greatly improved
sua nuw,
King of the West,
Slow balna manufactured and foraale In Find'
lay, Ohio. 11 I the unanimous testimony of
all w behave tnea tuis no, mat main every
raaoect aunerior to any now In ua. The
manufacturer has, by adding to the Umov.r
Plow, ol Clyde, Ohio, a nxed or alaUouary
beam, removed the laat and euly obJeoUuu to
that Justly celebrated Plow.
THE KINO OF THE WEST
Has been thoroughly and fully tested In this
oouuly witaiu tbe past year, andia warranted
to break up tbe bardeat aoii to the depth of
ten luehes, with oue-lhi.-d less drait than any
other Plow ever introduced Into the county.
In proof of tbia, read tbe subjoined report ol
tbe Committee at eur laat County Fair. Tbe
only oompetttor oOered waa tbe celebrated
BpriDgaeld steel Flow. Tbe tost was made
by attaching a scale to the beam, whereby
Ue exaot number of pound ueoeaaar to
draw the Plow oould be ascertained.
'Committee on Plowing report aa follows;
Coggeahail awing Beam 61)0 B.
Baoie Plow with BUS Beam. . .650
Bpnughold Plow.. .........-J. .700
We alao reooumeod the Coggesball Plow as
tbe beat outflow,
W. H. M'KtiH, . J. W. M'CAUOUEi,
BAAL BiBtU, E W1UUN,
JACOB STOKER, .
This show an advantage of 100 pounds In
lavur of the Coggeahall Plow, In the same soli.
Farmers are ralerred lo the following gu
Uemaa tot their testimony In regard to
THE KING OF THE WEST.
Adam Waombb, Adam Cbimbb,
JaooiBtobbb, tiavar MAMrrr,
Johm HicssaxKLL, J. J. Aaarauoa.
WILLIAM COGOEflHALL.
Novembers, 1881,
CLOTHING I
CLOTHING!
FAJUaTBRS and OTHZR3,
idde to wi m mmn
WE BATE TBE
LARRGEST AND BEST STOCK
-or-
Ilf Fllf DLAYj
All Made by Ourselves!
AMD WILLIILL TBIM TO TOO
30 per cent. Cheaper
Than any other Clothing Store In Flndlay .
Come and See.
TOO WILL riKB PS IN TBB
First building South of Wheeler's Store
MAI" STREET, FINDLAY, OHIO.
Coma and see before you purahaseelsewhere.
AS THIS IS NO HUMBUG
BUT THE SOBER TRUTH.
June 1,1880. If. LIEBERTHAL k CO.
Attention! Everybody!
THE undersigned resptetfully Informs the
publle that he baa'bougbtth entire stock
iiVtiotesaitne wenxaown
araaorjr Star ef Reeei. thai AOottlager,
Where tbey have on band and will alwaya keep
for sale at very low prices
Coflee, Sngar, Caadles, Trinket,
lea, Moln.se, Cakes, Nation,
Flonr, Provlloa, Wines, A , Act
(a short, all artlsl uiually to be had In a well
locked aad wall assorted
SROCEBY ill mWM STS1E.
Our aumeroua friends, both In the town and
gauntry, are reapeotlully Invited to call and
whether they eaa buy of n Urnccrie of
very deeoriptlon and el the beat quality at
nob low rate a to b fully aatisSed.
VY alio buy all kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE AT MARKET PRICE.
Everybody Knows the Place:
Opposite the Court-Home, Valnitreet.
JOHN B. HOH.V.
Pikdlat, Dec. 2, 1859. II
UNDERTAKERS
AND
it
11AJA AIAXlItUlUI
RAILROAD STREET,
FINDL.AY, OHIO.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
AN'D
VOODEN COFFINS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
A Hearse and Team Always Ready.
Bodateads
M?o.tol33, Cbo.,
AI.WAV8 ON HAND,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
February S, 1802.
RW OF I'll It IX'
OWINO to the war aud hard times, we deem
It proper to llauics tub 1'bicbs er Un
TmTav to tbe following low rates, which will
he strictly aduored to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CAHIt,
IU B. TAHKlt.
J. J. BLEC'HKlt.
FlMDLAT, August 22, 1881.
Full sets on Oold, "banded" 880.00
Half " ' ' - 40.UO
Full Silver " o uo
Half ' 24.00
Full on Vulcanized Coral lie Rub
bar or Amber baae 40.00
Half " ' " ' ' 20.41),
Pivot w'.'j each l.oo.
One toot b on Uold 5.00
Two, three, or four oa Oold, each.. , 4.00
Five, six, seven or mora ' "... 3.50
Eight, uiue aad up " 11 ... I.UU
Oue tooth oa Silver 3.4U
Two, three, or four on Silver, each.. 2 AO
Five, alx, or seven or more, each... 2.o0
Partial sate on Rubber 2.00
P'lling teeth with Uold, per cavity., l.oo
" otber material " ,. 0.40
Cleaning a set of teetb l.oo
Extracting teeth 0.24
Extracting a tooth wltb ohloroform. 5.70
a. a. MiLLia. sum. acaaa.
D 0. riauxa.
MILLER, HUBEft & CO.,
HAVINO associated tliemselves together in
the Planing-itlll, In Eaat Fiudlay, aro
reaoy to do all work In tbe line ol pluuiug,
ucb aa
Planing and Matching Flooring,
Planing Siding,
tod any work needed for ereoting building.
Floorlns;
Kept onnstantly on baud, ready for use.
ta.Uou'1 forget to come aud see us.ae
MILLER & FISHER'S
ah, Blind and Door Factory!
WlbliiMO to aueummodate everybody, in
eubaoribero will also manulaoiura aim
keep ou band, at all limes for sale,
Panel Doora, Shutters, Blinds, Sash,
flue Piaaurtnaj Lll,
And every otber article In tbia Una all made
up of the beat material and warranted, aud
AT THE LOWEST PIUCKSM
ta. All orders filled al abort notice, and the
oi a will be equal ko auy, either Eaat or West
at. t. AtlLLEh,
April 11, 1862. U. C. F1BIIKH.
A diOOD STOCK
For sale by EWINO A REDICK.
Msy 2,11162.

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