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FINDLAY. FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 'G4
- TERMtl
S2.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
T). B. l.OCKB, fclUTOR.
tat JEFEKIISOKIAN n A3 TUB LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF ANY TAPEI1 PUBLISH
ED IX TDK COUNTT.
A Speculation.
The following Incident actually
took place in Baltimore, a lew years
since. As nn evidence of the truth
of the event, it Ja said that the com
iirtnions of the voium woman were not
very long In discovering Hint one of
their number, nil of u sudden, left
their ranks :
"How do you sell these flowers?"
snld n good-looking stranger of one
of the houtheru Males to a pretty lit
tie damsel in the market, who had
hitherto been compelled to sell pinks,
poses and similar notions, honestly
to maintain herself and family.
"Twenty-five cents, sir," said the
maiden, holding up to the gaze of the
stronger a sweet scented bunch.
"Cheap," said the gentleman.
"Indeed they are," said the maiden.
So much so that I cannot posui
bly conceive how you can tnuku a
living at tli" business."
"Ah, sir," said the pretty little
damsel, "the times are so hard Hint
wc arc -compelled to do the best we
can. By economy, sir, wo manage
to get along. Did thoso who live in
glittering palaces but know how se
vere is the lot of the poor and deject
ed, we might, perhaps, get a trilie
more for our labor But, tdns ! sorry
I am to be compelled to say it, truly,
Justice is blind, and dim, indeed, is
the vision of opulence."
Here the stronger, touched by the
powerful remarks of the pretty flower-girl,
was seen to drop his head and
let fall a tear of sorrow. Recovering
Lowever. he continued as follows
"IIcic, my pretty one, why not
turn your attention to Bouictulu"
more profitable?"
"I know not what, sir," said the
girl.
"Why not turn your attention to
speculation ?"
"But I know not what kind, sir,"
said the girl ; "and if I did I am not
possessed of the capital."
"Oh," said the gentleman, "there
are some kinds of speculation iu
which to meet success capital is not
required."
'Name it, sir."
"Marriage."
"Sir," buid the little maiden, "my
chances in that kind of speculation
oro poor poor indeed."
"l'ei'hnps not so poor on you imag
ine." "I have now ou my hands a dear
father ami mother to support by my
little earnings, and to marry a youth
as poor as myself would only be heap
ing misfortune on our already over-
burdened shoulders."
"But, iwjihaps, in the search you
might fall in witli some ono who has
more of this "'world'.' treasures than
yourself." : -
"But to get him," modestly articu
lated the girl.
"'Twcre au easy task if he loved
you."
"But where shall I find him?
Which way shall I look ?"
Here, my pretty one." said the
gentleman, at the same time throwing
his eyes upon the young girl in such
a manner as to leave no doubt on her
mind that she was adored by the
stranger.
The couidc became more
intimate with each other The stran
ger bought the flowers of the maiden,
and, as a compensation, bo gave her
u fortune of ono hundred thousand
dollars, with a written contract that
himself should be thrown into the
bargain.
They are man and wife; tho aged
parents are cofn Ported in tlicii declin
ing years j the maiden is no longer
obliged to vend her nosegays, and
the stranger, doubtless, blesses the
hour he visited tho City of Monu
ments, and went to buy the blue-eyed
maiden's charming flowers.
All
and
man
vi"ui
In
Hie
musi
we
lib
ONE
liirKO
line.
to
are
paieil
cliuai
n.MS
cd
Hot
nd
(jolt
Willi
Kiinie
IN
ly
Willi
Testimony Enough.
A etory a told of a very eminent
lawj-er, In New York, receiving u se
vere reprimand from a witness on tho
ntaiul, whom lie was tittuniiitiiiK to
brow beat. . It was an important is
sue, and in order to save Ins cause
from defeat, it waa necessary that Mr.
A should impeach the witness.
He endeavored to do it on tlio ground
of age. The following dialogue en
sued :
"How old are you ?"
"Seventy-two years."
"Your memory, of course, is not
so brilliant as it was twenty years
ago, Is it ?"
"I do r.ot know but it is."
"State some ciieuinstunecs which
occurred, say .twelve years aro, and
we shall bo able to see how well you
can remember.
"1 appeal to your honor it I am to
be interooated in this manner it is
lnsoleut."
"Yes, sir, state it," replied the
JUClgfl."
"Well, sir, if you compel me to do
H, 1 win. About twelve years ago.
you studied in udgo 11 "s olllec,
did you not ?"
"Yes."
"Well, sir; I remember your father
coining Into my oftioo and saying to
me, 'JUr. jj -, my son is to bo ex
amined to morrow, and I wish you
would lend mo ill'tceu dollars to buy
him a suit of clothes.' I remember,
also, sir, that from that day to this,
be has. never: paid me that sum.
That, sir, I remember, as though it
had been but yesterday." ,
Tha lawyer said, considerably abash
ed: "That will do, sir." To which the
witness replied :
"I presume it will," -
Kx
ii'i
now
lor
lee
a
ooni
ten
tliose
i fii
will
threo
caiitu
JC3T It matters not how triflng the
speciality, u a man only knows some
thing that uobody else knows, the
world will respect him."
Great Excitement J
f iii if' . : . i
THE WORLD IN COMMOTION!
or
Democrats, Republicans, Con-
perheaiU, Aholiiionlita. Million, li'H. Mixce
KctmtfoiilMN. Kj mmlhl;:eri. Lin-alin-., lleb
Woolly. Head". Heads, 'Haul Heails
Untitid Heads, fanners. M.'chanics. T i i1 -men,
,les aid (Icnl ilo. "die whulowoilu
and tho tort ol mankind" Hi tbe
'Excelsior Clothing Bank,
or
G. &, D. Rosenthall,
TO ISSr-ECT T1IS
IIUOE PILES
or
FALL. mil W I INTER
i f tlio tipwrnt iiml
latest '!. s and bent
qualities, euibraeitiK
Coats, Vests, Overcoats,
Pants, Hits, Caps,
Undershirts, Erawers, Neck Ties.
Collars, Etc., &c,
All other urtlc'es us id to adorn tha bu
form.
FURNISHING GOCOS FOR THE MILLION,
includliiKevorylhlng usually koplliithe mo1
le'.o
GENTLEMEN'S STOHK,
the cnnr.tr, from tho sole of tlio fool lo
crown or tho head, and ut prices Hint
enimiiuiiu our goods to the ulIic.
CALL AND SEE US IMMEDIATELY,
lire r'ctcmitnrd to sntlsfr nil who aro In
of i tir jioodii, hi to price nd quality,
me oiusiuno oi
G. S D. ROSBRTIIAL.
Nov. 11, 'fl.
Ciar and Tobacco Store.
F. RAUTENBERG.
H'AVIMl tmiinlit nut S. D.illot A To.. l
Riinliiuie in llio liimliuss ni the nlil ntan(
DOOIt KOKTU rATTl'KSON A TATLOll S
Wlurelie wilt kocp rnnNlantly on liimd h
nnil u ell asiuried stuck of
CIGARS, TOBACCO.
Snuff, Pipcs,Oigar Holders, &c.
Ho will ki-ei mi hand overvililnis In hl
f'Uni'H i. evory briind rp'lii o sti'K.i"
II IhiimiiIimI lliivanit. I'ijii-h h nil Klvl.n
tinni '"iliri iiihh" In a llfniunr Mpi-i'lrmm
GKOCEIS Y Si SALOON KEEl'EKS
invited lo Klve liiin a tall, im he is n
to wlii'luaalu t i.iitH and 'folnicuu u
as liny Li r in In the Wt si.
K. lUUTKNUKIUi
Flndlnv. April 1st, l-r,l iiMif.
UNION EATING SALOON
STllliKT. Mill I II (IF 111'ilKH'y
Iltt' SI'OIIR.
liel'renlinienls ready at nil hours, and orv
U In good Rtyle.
Sou?) Fresh and Pickled Oijs
let t, Spiced Tongue, Tripe, Sar'
dine$, ', Cakes, Fruits,
Confectioniaris.Nuta,
THE CHOICEST BKVKIIAREH,
ALE.POKTER, WINE.CIGARS. 4,0.
everytlilnx else to saimfy the Inner man
Dg- llemeniber the place, Hiom or rug Ulu
Weat tide of ilulu aireet, oppnaite tb
House. K. UACHK.lt.
1 have Otted up the apucinuH room
in Tin: sciiwaii iidvsu,
Ami liave put up
TWO SPI.F.Mlll) MAKIII.K. TAItl.FH,
till the nxturi R. I.uvcrs of tho noble
lira Invited to Rail.
Hin Ijc kI of HeieriiRca ami Cigara.
fniillav. Mar II sil
To Teachers.
cotiKequoiice of the latn i haiiRn In the
Ki hool Law, it lipcomi.'ii necpiisary for the
of Kiiluiul ICxamiu'irs of H.iiichi k c 1111
to make the loliowiiu ro arrangement
i i'ai'd to till) meollDKH for liJ, viz:
... April llltli.
" Play Tilt.
" ... Jliy l.
' June 4 Hi.
Atllat tlth.
,u, aril.
' . Slt. ITlli.
' ... lift, lt.
Oit. 1.1IH
; Nov. Olh.
' Nov. Huh.
!: 3nl.
' !. 17lh.
imlnutlniia to commence Hi half past nine
liick, A. M.
''earlier will take notice that the lav, aa
imictiritiil, require each main applicant
a oertitlrule to pay to tho K am mere a
of tlfiy eenla. and oaoh female applloaut
fee of thirty five nontH. Nine who fall to
p ) will be admitted for examination.
Ali applicant are required to fiiruiali writ'
teatimoulala of good moral cbaraotor
who have been engaged ai ieaoher to
ebtain Iheae teatimonlal Irom their laaie m
plovers; I hone who bave never taught will
procure ihnm from tbelr laatteaobera, which
eniiiuoniaia win no nepi nn nie.
No private examuiationa will beheld: no
lUlcate will be antedated; no eandldale
be admitted for I e ex uiiiimtion within
iiionlus inter a auoond lailure. Appli
ui e requcleu to prcsoul Kpouimeun o
piirnnaiiHliiii.
'1'iioan H im fail to comply wilb the above
reiiuMiiioua will not i.o aiiinnteil.
L. TL'SSI.Mi, Hecictary,
April 10. liotti d nl Kxaiiilneia.
INTO IVtOXLEJ
Marking Up
OF
DRY
G O O O 3
AT TUB
yru now proposo to sell out
60,000 lvOrlhof COotl
AT WHOLESALE OU BKTAIL., TOR
Less (ban New York Trices
If Ooods oonttnuo to advauus we will quit
tbe war is over.
June IT, 'tis, II. P, GAoe b Co
WHITE LEAD
Enough White Lead Just received to
supply all who have paintinc to
do this Summer, warranted pure
1 ..1 XI. - I . .
uuu vuenp m uio vuuapeci.
At HuBKit'a Duuti SroBB
Cheap Clocks,
At SUAHKOM ii KuIEB's,
ii a h i w a iu:
A.&. IU.KIJimS&Co
HAVING REMOVED TO OUB NEW I100.V
r''X door to the old stand
. . : I I ' I ' . . ' 4 i
AND I1AVINO
.Added liorscly
To oiiristock of Good
We Invite cur old Friend ami even body clt
io
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK
Particular attention paid t
Building Material.
Wood-worlt.
Hubs. Spokes, Felloes, Bows, Shaft
Banners, Cradles, Bakes.
Saws,
Files,
. Rubber Belting,
Table Cutlery,
Tinted Goods,
Saddlery Goods,
Gun Trimmings,
Mechanics' Tools,
Shovels,
Forks,
I Iocs,
Scythes,
iiiii,
Iron,
Sn'li,
AiiviU,
Dooio, i ti
Steel,
Springs, Farm llcllx,
Log, Trace, Calle and Pump
I'lTrsp.croti
ialnsM, all irvH cut to or
der, In short, everything found In a firi!-cliis
Mavdwar- Store, at LllWi II PRICKS, and with
Ices lll.OWINO than any oilier lloii.-o In town.
A. A II. K. KI.MMON8 & CI).
Februarv S.ll.
A Few Tiling;
WORTH KNOWING.
1ST Where you oan get ths mott eervlj
able goodn.
iyn Where you ran get all aty lea of Wool
d en liooiU lor common wear.
get .he meat wear
3r, Where you can
he least money.
TH.-Where
; (jiiihIs.
you can exchange Wool f, r
Til U'li,.,.. ..t, -..n
Wool worked oi
. .. . ....
tJ aharca or by llio yard.
Til.-Where
you ran not Roll CnrliiiK. oi
VJ l anliui;, Simming
and Itucling done I'
order.
TT11. Wboro you can tot Cash for Wool.
All the above you can get at
The f indlav Woolen Mills.
Ask y 'tir neli;lihor who has been patmiii
ii)! t li i.i Mill lor lln- l ist lour or II vo vimi .s.
no think they Hill give you uumo eiiuour
iK' iueiil lu do llio name.
Vv'o lerfiiecuiilly aak lo hear Irrra vou. whei.
your wool is ready tor raarkflt.
may li. jnoj. wit. AN iKHSDN.
Have Jual received and are now oenlna a
aplendld Hock of Merchant Tailoring good,
At J. D. 1 ord s old stand, two
doors north of Head-quarters.
Their stock cousUu of general asaortment ol
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN
AND CASSIMERES,
auporlor to iirythiiiK that baa vet beon olTer'
eu in una nun koi, us wen as
Doeskin Cuss'iincres,
Cassuncrc Vrstings,
French Vuloiicia Vostings,
Silk, Velvet ami French do.,
Marseilles nml Army do.,
Sattinclts, ALSO:
Tweetls,
Cottonailes,
Jcnns,
Linens,
Iltimlkcrcliiufd,
Shirts and Ho.ionis,
Collars ami Gloves,
Suspenders, etc.
And aiptnndid stock of 'till IMI.US. We
make uji loonier ur own goods 'ora'l who
may txvor us with their patronage. In a style
Una In fit or workmanship, cannot be surnas
aed iu Ohio.
IVIr. XSLlnoetlca.
Enjoys Hie reputaiion of being one of the
beat cutlers iu the slate, which be has morlt
ed Ii) his signal sueooss lu tbe southern pari
of Ohio.
T. X. JF'oX'ca., I
Has lived and done business In Klndlar for the
last 28 Years, he is so well known tbat eoiu
ments are unnecessary. Tbe olliiens of tbls
oonimunliy know his manner ot doing bust
nous, and his good and bad fortunes. He so
licits a share of tbe patronage of his old
Iriends. Particular attention paid to
3VIillt,ry JSxilts!
niimoiulior tho place at the old ntaiul, two
doors iviriii oi uu.ui iuariera.
1'OltlJ & UINO'AID
Findlay, May 6. 1-iU.
If you Intend lu buy yourself a
Clothes Brush,
Tooth Uruxh, Whitewash Hi ush or Shoe Brush
Hue l"llel soup. Hair nil, rer'nniari , go lo
CRAY'S DRUG STORE.
"I have something sweet to tellyou."
15 ii B
Wunts to seo you at the old White
Comer, opposite . the Court House
X. II lu ordur to conihino bual less will.
pleasure, bring s ino tiultur and l-li with
you.
The train on the Findlay Branch
will leave, hercalter, at 0-0U, A. M
and return at 7 o clock, P. M. The
train on tho F. L. it U. R. R. arrives
at 2-10 and leaves at 2-85, Y, M.
Breathes there man with soul to dead
Woo never to himself batb said
"My Ooods I'll buy-my truck I'll sail.
At Barney's where they treat me well."
OS E5 AC
At tbe Old White Corner
Is selling Goods ut
Loss than Present cost East
AFKVV minutes inpsentuan be profllubly
the good old White Corner.
IPlSillSliI!
u
lo,;gC1Wa) "WllCelcS
CALL A!JQ SEE!
m i? w pt n i
IV ii U
AND
Stacks of Them!
latest MyEcs of
s
Wheeler's New Blook, No 2,
Where can bo sien t lie
CIIKAP & GOOD
CLOTH X 1ST Gel
snra & wwmm
imr imm she i
CALL AMI SEE
0
0)
BOOTS AND SHOES!
OK At.L KINDS I
IN WHEELER'8 NEW BLCOK
KTo. 3,
Whore can be aeen the
LA KG EST, UEST STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
IN TOWN i
c
CALL & SEE,
And you will find wo aio iil.l!
ft
$)nb vc ItyttUt
CHEAP
IBTSiSlESIOIl
a
tc
o
N 33"VT
HATS AI CAPS!
AT
Where can be acen tho
LA KG EST AND UKST STOCK
Of llata. Caps, Ac, In r.miUy, and the
f'linai csl.
Wo are now roreivlns n rnniplelo !ock ol
fltl: in.', il'iots, Mir-ex. ll.;ts, ap, Ac.
Xmv ii I'rii you wain tood lur-aii a, an. I
tic c ho li 't l l ",h1m Hi I 111' o In
CHEAP STORE !
BAKER MAY & C0."S
tAROKST AXU IIEST STOCK OF
BOOT" AND SHO
ES
Ever brought to Findlay, which they
will sell ns low ns enn be bought in
this or any other town in Ohio.
IP YOU WANT
BOOTS AND SHOES
MADE TO ORDER, GO TO
Where 3 011 can get them to
FIT Til E EYE AS WELL AS FEET ,
SO
3
OF THE VERY REST QUALITY.
In fact everything usually kept in
.Lentlier nnd iimlinir More.
CASH FAID FOR
HIDES & SHEEP PELTS.
BAKER, MAY dr CO.
Findlay, April tith, '64.
RICHMOND MUST FALL
IN THE COURSE OF TIME,
AND
Patterson & Taylor
A ME now opening tho I. ARC CRT and beat
selooleri slock ol (ioods, ever he (ore of
t'ered In Fincllav, which have been houuht ai
the lowest cash prices, and will be sold at
prices that will
Our Block consists of everythin
generally kept iu Dry Goods btores
rrrn?
We want you to know that we have
the prettiest stocli of
I) UK SS GOODS
Ever Drought hero nnd very cheap
indeed lor war tlincu. ,
CLOAKS SHAWLS AND
BONNKT8, HOOP aKIUTI,
UALNOHAb. SUVIKISI,
. 0UAID GIMPS, UIBUOnS.
UDIRS II ATi, altO,
Give mb a Call!
W wot to buy 100,000 lb. of Wool
, tor wnicu we win pay wo uiguest
. a . 111 St.. 1.1 .1 ...
market price.
;un I. pATTBnsow tayloh.
.
1
Findlay Photograph Rooms
Pif-I3.ii. nc.it,
The pioprielor have enilroly refitted and
Ueat.y Improved llio n.l
Ilawsoix'eXlloolt
and me ii. w prepared in Meconium mo ihi
ml. lie With Oral clans woikol any kind, from
tin
LEAST TO THE LARGEST
lo h Hi In (hut citiinol In surpassed in .oi III
icMei n Olilo.
If you want
I rliolf.gr.ip'i Ih il will ploiiso you to
tin
mini in n P in th U''tu r iIimik
GO TO T1IK VIIOTOGKAril
KOOMS.
If you want
tn Ambroiypo that will ahino In Hi own
I'Kl l,
GOTO TWINING &ZAYS.
If yoli want
A Life ilze riiotoaiaph that will apeak for
I'aelf,
GO TO TVVINIXfiA ZAY'S
If J on want
A beautiful Oil Palnllnt of your dear onea
(JO TO TVI.10 Z A V.
In ahort. if fom want a picture of ny kind
from tbe amalleat Amoroli pe to the lar
gest Photograph, that will
reflect credit on any
artlat,
Go to Twining & Zay's.
If you want
An Album, a good aMoilmcnt. and lh rhnap-
III m ll. nn HI IMilll .1.1 III W,I fl,
GO TO TWINING it ZAY.
Picture fr iinra of any kind.
Go to Twilling & Zay's.
The proprii'toi a ran ahv.in h IoiiimI al
h'irposi. irmly t.i a tiini Initio wa'laot
II u lio Icct di.uni.. to aii'i 1 iicm a ca'l.
OppoMti) liar no 'a Sloro. in loiwaoiia 411'k.
TWIXINU ,V ZVV.
Ftnril iv. Mm- 21, l-r,4 i.'Jl'l
HOCK PALVT.
tOI'I. i fi-tyri tliillv i, i 'in in ilm public
Hi. I he la li" pi'- par. il lo I'lii'iii-h
Hi APER AND BETTER PAINTS
Ihan luivn'i vi r l nn olleicil In ihc uiarkcl.
Kor I'Ult Allll.l'l Y Ihoyaro mpon .r t.. anv
oilier in ue. ami In u-uaril t- ( Ul.illl.S aro
V 0t3f& '5- A3 DSD.
This la not n now Invention, it im merely an
addition lo tho old modo "I making fauna, to
prevent Hie decay In color. Kor
CTJTSIDE OR EXPOSED WORK
Siuih as lloin-en, Hanm, llrldea, Fencoa. Tin
or Iron Covering. Carmine, and all Agricul
tural lmplomeuU,il Is in valuable, a., It will
neither expand or contract; hence It never
bllaiera, crack, or ohlpa inf. lie ba a lare
Tariely of colon, compriaing.
Browns,
Greens,
Drab or Stone,
Yellow,
Lend Colors,
niul Kcil,
Two coat ol wliich la WAlillANTI.Il to he
I'OHcr Mini throe coats of Ui bcni White
l.e ol ' atnf.
Ba' Anv ersoa dcs rlni: a pi.rlicul.il- simile
of i i'l.o' ran have It lii.tuc il the ouicr w ill
justify.
Kor tiinlier purticulais iii regard to thce
I'.ili.t-. ai.ly to
.1. M Hi:!!' It. Kio.lt.u-. O
HUUI.II llill.l III
exeliiKivelv In Ih
ei uaeil tins Territory .. Ihe salo ol the cel
ebrated
Kiisibc I'isinos.
hese i'ianos are recommended as the besi
now made, bv the beat Musicians in the world
U tl. (iottacbalk, H. Thalborg. i. "alter, U.
Atrikosuli, II. Viouxtemps, and others.
1 WILL WA tilt ANT THEM t'OIITEX YEAttS
am prepared to furnish Pianos and Melo
deans at H e
Lotvrwt Price !
I am sel.ir.g uio kxcklsios Ohinx for
Parlors nml C'liiirchrM !
Cheaper than any other house In Ohio.
These Organs are far Mipero r to Ihe Amev
Hill (IlK'Ul. I lo.VO m id In. Ill killllr. Hint I
llud ilii.. Kxeelsior Oiiuiar tho best iiimi ii
nienl, In. Ill in ..i'e ami ni.ike.
All m.!i rs ill be pr. ti.plly at eiided to, anil
Iiii riniii'iils will la 1. luil lor tivi r;i 1 s.
Jiiim: 21. II. W. WAl.i'KIN
AVIXDOAV GhASS,
PUTTY,
IY1: STUFFS, Ac,
AT ALMOST OLD TRICES
At
J. M. IIURF.R'S.
D. O. FISHER'S
Sash, Blind and Door Factory
f TATINti purchased my partner's, Mr. Mil
LI lur's interest in the I'laniiiK-Mill, in East
fr'linllav. will eontiiiiin lo do all u-nrlc in Iha
I ne ol' pinning, snub as
Planing and Matching Flooring
PLANING SIDING,
tndany work needed for erecting buildings
371 o o x 1 n fir
Kept constantly on hand, ready for use. Will
also manufacture and keep on band, at all
times, tor sale
Pnncl Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash,
I'l lie Pluatciliiy l.all.
And every other article In this line all made
up of the best materials and warranted, and
AT THK LOWEST PRICKS !
We nil orders at the shortest not ne, and the
work Is equal lo any, either K.sl or West.
I. t:. t'isiii:i;
PSALM 23'J1 Not liy Watts.
Tho wise man snitli unto himself,
Lo ! will I luiy Just where,
They Bell their ooods at but one price
And do things on tho bqti'.iro.
33 33
At the IVhilc Corner,
Has eildoil an Immense stuck of
Cltlilltl'-UlV,
OI.ASSWAIIK,
UBRNH-WARK,
To his Institution, to which the attention ol
the publio Is oailed. 1 hese uouda will be sold
ihiI'ip
OiE 1'ItICE MYSTISAI
Which natlsfles every one that tries P.
vThose oonleinplating matrimony .are
espsoialiy Invited to oall.
B; B. B ARNEY,
Administrator of aslautnf Hinh Prices. dee'd
Wines, Brandies and Liquors,
PERFECTLY PUKE,
FORf MEDICAL PVRPOSSS,
At HUBERS' DRUG STORE.
M US I C !
I ..
i lit
i,e ... i.e ...... i ;.m now
munir lr. !. I I.mv 1
;
Ippis
iB.KBsJKiiSH 1 J-&g22Za
L-- '
POHCH & BAKER,
Uiilcrtsiltri'.it
AND
CABINET MAKERS,
i:ailron1 Mnrl, I inIIa
METALLIC BUJl'AL CASL'm
-AND
Wooden Collins,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
A Heane and Team always Ready
Dodstoada '
BuroauH,
Tatoloe, ttoo,
AI.WAT8 OH HAND,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
New Photograph GaJler.y
GANTT & CURTIS'
TEMPLE OE AltTI
Tlio uiidernifiied would ronpielfiil nn.
noniiiT that ihcy have commenced the' bust-
llf.h ol
PHOTOGRAPHING,
A1!,
Main Mi. rl. where ihrv are prepared lo ex
i-etii,. I'll ii()i;i!ril OK lv 171' ii
i:i:il'Vl'l -. ,VC, in ihe lue'-t" , I,. TW
ni iiin.Kli tile kizo I'liotogrnplia colored In
OIL. liiDIft IISS 02 WATR CBLBflS.
by iicmoetent Arlla'. Old lauerrootpe
eopied. We will make no Mtalenicntaol what
wo can do hut Invito all wanting tilcUrcaol
anv kind to cullaiid ano.
F"eb. 1!) tIANTT A CtlllTIi.
DU. STKirKI.AMVS
ill M L B I I M M S
Cl.'IMS Coi'.li-, Col.l.-i. Sure T iroat and
!i ii m .1 h .ii . lMsiinly iierevaarv for anv
no t h iililcd wilb I ho e complainU to tn
one boi Me of
KTIIU KLAMl'a MI.I.I.IFI.10I1S Co I'll II C A I.KA Jl
to nun inee ile-m 1 1 ill It l the bct i renara.
lion ever used. Il not oi v core il,e ali.ie J
alleeli'.iiu ol ihe Throat ulnl l.iiia" lint it I
eiirea Xi .lit Svie.ita nml H.it n of Cloud, j
ai d man rerllcnl ir.irtlu lor anv kiid "f!
're 'M i"al. Il ih pleasaml lo I ike. ni.diV;
ale men :" en for in 'aula. l'i ice .VI cum peri
bolt e. I-'.r -.i!e hv I'nu-tisM i ein rallv, I
s. I.' in Ko ,tl:i v liv nil tbe P iii-uuns. '
si 1:1: 1 1:1:
I.VCItVliriDV 1SKKIN0 CTUKI) OF THIS
distressing disease by the use of I
np qt TrVT ivn'C 'DTT u nvvriw ' '
Utt 8 1 .XUALAMD S PILE REMEDY,
Head what a sufferer sajsi I
Mr. J. P. 11 xardo, 161 Second street, Cln-1
.iinnati, C. says be has been a dread'nl suf 1
lerer with I'llos for a IniiK time, and lias tried ,
urarly every thing, and could obtain no re-1
He used about one fourl'i ot a pot of
Dr. Strickland's Pile Ouiiment. and it made :
a complete cure. Ho advises every one who
siill.-rinK to try It.
Sold by ail Hi iis.a'lst.i. SO cents per pot, '
iainiiaciiiriu ui u r.asi t ourtn St., e in. u.
-k t"
STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
& lu iii 1'iiid ai l.y a 1 the lir:iki.-.ls.
Dhio T
n ev
V
nvr o o m 3q1
T kStk.a.'W
a. Ji. HjHmraWM ji1. ,
rVKKS this moth. al of Inlornii nit tl,o clti-
1 gen o: Hancock County, I lut liu Is in the
IU.UKPI) i u i,' I'., y
Cash for Hides and Pelts
Or will i.ivu I.KA 1 lll.lt in cxcliaiiL'ii.
A laruje stock of Well FiuUlicd
Leather on hand at llio
LO WEST PJtlCES.
July 11 1-iiit. II kii
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
STOVES, TINWARE
-AND-
GROCERIES!
AT
WHEELER & Co's.
We leMi.-. tiuiiy iiilorui the citizens ol i
Hancock County, thai we have opened a
lai nit slock of new coods ji our lino We havo
Groceries, of all Kinds,
t.vci.uoixu,
Bait
I'lnh,
bugitrs,
Tobiicco,
t'l gill Si
Molasses,
bhot,
ovoryt hlng eise In the Hue. Our
ml ovoryt hlng eise In the Hue. Our
flN AND STOVE STORE l
is well stocked with Ilm best qualities of
Cook nnd Parlor Stoves,
At extremely low prices. Tiu mid Copper
wain, ol all kinds,
Spouting & Jobbing done prompt
ly and well.
Cash paid for Country Produce, Hags and
..Id Metal.
For the Complexion
BLOOM OP YOUTH,
ALABASTER,
UfAGOIilA TABL ET,
Meen Pun, Rouge, etc.
At J. M. IIUBER'S.
l-.xauiine
,
I
1.
to
J.
i
:
oi
i"
In
A
In-paints,
ii
' u" 111 1 r,lu unoui suppi) in your
knapsacks with a bottle of Dr. Slricka ds
Anti-Cholera Mixliire remember how mny
were saved last year by takins it after. ng
discharged and sent from tbe hospitals' n
curable. One dose will immediately relv
the most severo esse of Diarrhoea or Dy en
lief. tcry. It Is acknowledged by tlio faculty to
be the only medicine known to ere Chronio
Diarrhoea and Dyscutory Now don't neg
is led II lor on yoiirrotiirn a change ol diet
and water, etc., will most certainly I ring on
Tin mid Slovc Store!
iioniusox & Gioss;
Have purchased the alonk of
STOVES AND TIN-WARE
OK
Al)1t A IllTIIU Al-I'-K,
And have marie larcn mliliiinna ibnrain.
effcrliiK a l.u iro stouk ol Slovoa nl Iho beat
iaiiorn i
A neat nnd lian Jhoitio I'nrlor Cooking
no. vi-ri iiia.fn.n.i' hi d ecoroui icnl,
Pal lor, Uox nud Cooklns Stovca, of
dillori'iit aina nml pu'li i iin. Alan, tho goiid
uld-laaliloneil TKX I'l.ATH Sloven.
A gi'iiaial iisnortini nt of
TIKT - X7V IX 33 I
knot nonathiillv nn linn.l.
M-Wo will liiriilah Mflichalila of Ifanmick.
and adiolnlnit couniiin. w ill Tin ware,
at a tilioral ili.scouni. ,
J O It . W O II K
Of all kinds done with iieatni aa and diapatch
rnruuuinr aiieiiiion paid 10
Our work-nhnn la imHar tha xhnvsa r,f Un
Ji hn T. (JroM, which la a aufflclent irnaran.
tee that all work will be duo la tb beat
manner.
LIGHTNING-RODS
Put up and old onea repaired. A liberal pat.
ronaue solicited.
MonuisoN A ortoss.
Findlay, Mar fl. Iil4.
iei mmmn mm
Best Pictures made in Findlay
KINN AM AN & HOWELL,
TJDl I.KtVB to Inform tin;
oltiena of the
I roiiutv, thai they
I'lrilouiaph (lalleiy, lu
u i . i . 1 M M OHM HOI SK,
re taknm. every dav, I'hoto.
nil''i- cijn..l in nil paillculura. lo i',ny muda
in Ihe stale.
How to find our Rooms '
ti.. iii or down the WKsT fldn of Main street
nllyui roi.in In II iri.ey's ainro. on the cor
ner you will mince a iranio of Hpeelniuna.
them, then tui ti vour face west
ward, mid yen will ace at the west end ol the
bii'I'iinjt a sign, r i;ture Uallerv," across tho
s;do walk, lio to the door, and w..lk up.
Our Pictures are Good!
At leat tl-ay aro so pronounced by the
crowds who daily throng our rooms, fall
ana nee lor ynur-tlves.
PICTURES FOR SALE.
We have an aasirtment of fine large steel
i.iBicn. iiinogr.ipns, ,o., ror sale nn reasona
ble terms. Alan, Photographs of the great
lienerala a d statesmen or the day. Union
'uiwl IIaI.aI L-lll .... - .1,
n..u .L-i.. r,i, iii ,iurAllluniB.
.lust Please Call
An'l If tb" picturos we make do not give en
me mud-miuiou, von r.e. u i. ut fike tliem.
'v it. VI. KI.VNAMaN A IIIIWKI.f,.
WHITEWASH,
FAINT, SHOE,
CLOTH, HAIR,
FLESH URUSIIES, Ac.
IN l.XOI.KhS VAUIETV
At
J. JI. IIUIM-RS.
lAte ir E :illi.
SOLD IFIIS
Don' I go hack to I lie War
Kor many lavo died from Diarrhoea and
Dysentery In ynirv rvtt'nieiit. now lake warn-
i'iri noca. Hint a :u cent ootiie oi ur. Mi u l-
latin s A hi I l lo o ra .Mixture w ill cu e you
and several others. Il Kill keep good in any
climate. io ii"l fail inlcll jo. r loinrailei
put ii Li. I lo ol ii iii their knapsacks.
Prepared oniy by Dr. A. IStnekland, (I East
Foiiri h-ft.. t in ii'i.ati, and Id in Fi '-lay by
M. Holier, ai,. .M. liray.
r.i: ii,
1AI.I.H the atlcntlon
Fifsij.j;.
ruMti .J of the people of
V?..XL-fcV Hancock and adjoining
couin ics lo his ini
couuu.-u to his laiiu stock ol
3CJVXS'S'iOJ9a
Carrinscs,
every stylo and variety j and particularly
lli8 ,ti0"f
LUMDElt AVAGONS!
Ho employs none but the very best work
men, uses nothing.' but tho very host Lumber
and Iron, and can palely assure those who
need anytlnuK in Ins lino tbat they will be sat
tailed Willi it utter giving It tho severest tests,
for stvlo, price and durability, be
DEFIES COMPETITION
N'ortli-Westeru Oblo ; particularly does he
olalm superiority over the Kasteru work, tbat
many are lu the babll ol buying,
(iood Horses taken In exohauge for work.
Finolay, April 4. 1862. KM BEACH
Wtigon-Makcrs, and all others using
Taints are requested to call at
GRAY'S DRUG STORE.
Directly opposite tho Court House.
1 have junt received from lbs
ROCK PAINT COMPUY
ii,' 1 ol llinir now nnd valuable 1'aluts,
ooiupi laiii ihe h i. owing colors I
3 shades of llrown,
2 " Drnh,
Priming and Finishing Red, Yel
low, medium and dark Green,
Light and Dark Lead.
iiic.o i mo s are a le.uiy oompoiinuen.ana
"'iWrt'"l,,,,,",1"nl'"l"r'0""V0"1 t,du!
luw.u, i,,, u.i"rt.oi ,na muno ui'ii.rs uitll
obtained by the common process ot mix-
l.lvo tbeiii a tair trial and see If
will nut be lo your interest to make them
standard naiula.
ThoHe who liiluk the old way the best will
always had u- good slock ol 1 OIL, WIHl'tJ
lihlAO, and Colors KrJiind In Oil, at
June 17. tilt ' tu TOUlS,
OYSTiana i
IWOUI.I) tnlorm my old customers tbat I'
am uow prepared to furnish them with '
F resh Oysters, j ,
By tbe oan, direot from
lowest market price.
Findlay, Dot. 12, 1
Baltimore, at tb
W. B.08B0BN. '
If . T it 1 1 t J A , LJt ! M SB
m
ACCURATELY COM POUNDED, '
its rasas anp rvmu psoas,
At J. M. HUBERS'.

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