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FINDLAY CARRIAGE?- FACTORY;!
;E. P. EOONS
Having Increased' his facTiItnr tor turning
net uOvD WOUK., ! prepared to turn tan
Carriage, .. .,
. n
Buggies, SnI Lie, tt,.,
t r
p.
And . - LisbtfWaga
AT PRICES TO BCII ?CBCgAS6fl,:s',,
, . - - i Hi 1
A U tb rwt done b v Wte la warranted wa-
nerkir to Ksslare worw in en respveisv
anish, style, aad durability.
Te BTmrt-
i employ, sod COD, gEAdONEO LTM
Give a efl f eetabheesseBt, ew
West end of Ksil-road 6t., opposite the Metk
distChorcli. K. P. E005B.
JB. li. 1864-TllnSSrl
GROCERY STORF.
DAVIS &GREN
Always keep fha best article of
. . .. , t .
Tea, Coffee and Sugar!
And everything o tie Um of
la UiU market, aid mJ! ai tt
Very, Lowest Prices.
EXPRESS 411 o4a BMht ef l's
will he eltTerea free t Chains Jo
star Prt 01 l wi.
We lfuv and Sell an I he
most Beasanable Term
A ad asaks our moatj by ,
Small Profits & Ouiek Eeturna
ParUoular aXUnUoa ta oaJlaA U r stack ol
CROCKERY AND Q'JEENSWARE,
Whteb eannnt bs beataa la qulitr or ctaaj
ntttbii It DATIS CEEE2T.
JET THE BEST !
t
. --J w
tAckdtiUkf Straltht Needle f Per-
- - feet Work f
t 1
AWSE
TS tht result of yean of Batiest etady, sad
111 the conbioed talent el zperteosed
tea in all parts of tne vorld. It u But Ibe
urodnct of oks mind alone, and bsnce we can
wilb creat confidence, recucwaecd tt. It
will rp-ommend itself wbereTsr introduced
We will, bawever, aubait the tollowicc
puims: .
1. It Is the most periset autcblos evr In
Teoted.
t. it will sew acjthlD(r, from the softest,
thinnest piece of eknk to the heaviest bea
ver. with the same needle acd thread, with
oat changing tension or anything else about
tne macutne.
1. it wses with equal ase all kinds
thread.
4. It has the best bemmea in use, co
leucine at the very eurner. and tuning
-err pretty hem, mat will not wusa eat. -
i. It makes a sliteh alike on both sides.
C . it bnuds beautiiulir ad vsrj rupidiy
a child cau dJ it.
7. tt will helm. fell. tuck. braid. quilL gath
er aad sutcb in the .must portent msnner,
and it eaunot be got out ef order br eewing.
The company are manufacturing over two
hundred of these machines per day. and are
enw dve thousand behind orders, singly be
cause the demand for them b so (treat. They
are as cueap as any Irm-clasi machine, and.
when you tse into account meir great ca
pacity an1 durabUity.
, .Tbej us tks Cheapest I - -
Ranging in price from SOS to 1 150, accrd
i ng to style and finish. If 70a are in wat
ui a machine, by all means see this before
yoe buy. Persons buying this machine will
be thacoBrhly instrseted, and machines are
warranted. - . -
BUTHBAfrr a COST, Agents,
For toe Singes aiiaafaelurieg Compaar.
janllao3e.tr
.,' - -
EW ARttAJVGE51E!T !
- v ... ... ..
At the old stand of A. BDSU.0S. .
JOHN ADAMS;
t - .
fin bo.tit the ntira tock of
Tin, Capper,
Sheet Iron Ware,
v..
IIC Id I-,
And will cmtt on the business in ail its
tranches. JOB WOKK. sack as
ofiag, Eavftroaghs, Shcct-Irea
Slacks wad Mill Hoiks of
oil ktsda.
In short verylblng masBfaotarsd Is a firs
Class j . :
STOVE AND TIN STOEE!
I also keep oa hand ai arjte slock of
Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves,
All of which I will sell as
CHEAP ."AS THE CHEAPEST,'
Also Just received BlgSEVil PAT
i;IT BUKJil'Oia STOVIiS.
Gt'Te me a rill. Remember the places, one
donr worth of Uesduusxtere
llarli nods If JOHN ADAMS.
ON THE TRACK AGAIN
With the best, but tint the largest stock!
b. o the largest but the ksl sloes 01
IIOITII
.
BOOTZ AND SHOES
ut M kinds. aie a a-tmea.
avvea .at at I fc n.dd AliaUa i
.SOLE LEATHER,
I'PPER and KIP
constantly on hasj and for aaie, at the eiga
oi the - 1
vrTTs- svrit I
HiAliCst Cash Price Paid
...nfC a VTi 1ITT1 !
IDhS AiMi 1 hLl .
Tlie place ti buy yonr . , j
fleets antl noes
IS at the Sign ;ol Cue BLUE BOOT. AU work
wara'ited.
Repairing Scne on Short Kotiee
LEVI TAYLOR
rindlsy, OcU 19. 18fi6-tf.
CLINTON'S PAIHT BRUSHES
fTTHB very best ta the narkst at
X
Q&lTh
:
i
1
!
j
1
I
'
i
Kevf F.nrMBd Bolaaicni Depot, .
jot bsW'ver tMreei. S.-stm,
Underthe Supervision or lie.- W. Maud
ioTMB-
p. Ftey AU., dealers mj drugsjand umdicl
II jnesfc"raUv. , ( . . ; .insia.ly
' J
02? O
1 1 rte T
'ASD
v i. em
'(f)()9 aTiiiw;
LAW OFFICE
:ka i.
.if ulti
II
S.lUi: -
FindlayTOHio.
C j T-OU U rl A. rli A -T
5) irajzi ; vrr
rj jy 4. Cj?
Li UU,
PEB80fivbjhiBSbtiyuKs!l Baal Es
tate, wsli AwS rt l.Afieir edeamace to ceil
at tne em-e ol BL K&ET.A if tMLI.i.oTer
A. Okfaticreons p0rocr. slaia and fan.j
euatry streets. . -
..Among the Wianw.-Sxras"ad desirable
wb propertj are the following :
4 A farmef leoieree nrflenitliirit of
- kloCvmo. ." sews starred ,,VaJ4e good
tiaiber: orchard, aider ui. -
framei AwidUtigjud Oarg (baala barn. a
counw of eouatruciion, fences in good re
puir. every thine w ttrscliyM prdf iy. Pree,
; IJO perM M toul.iS haqdj it-aittlndrr
in oce afid trTi years. Of ebar.ge for
good farm in Missouri.
39 Farm of 112 scrM in Findlay township.
Ti auMta'lekresL bslatvoe gooS timber, hu
a stream' M ruBav water tbroetth it, to
. go. d dwelling s.ajd fine barn, iwo good
y-.'-T,!.. "'rr.r 'Ml J
ily 120 acres of land in Fulton county. 1 1 1 i -l
Boistt miles fnm IUibom lilt or fnaiowu-
. 1 1 1 1 .ib enc, sua imi n. r rm .
boat 1uS:m:,m .ileairnw CU'ii (nf
ton Co. R. It., 7 milea fromLetriion. tne
county-seat ; 40 aires . limber, baiance
prairie, f rice, s 10 per acre. j
M ST." V and 8 0o5t s' otrt loti'tw-o acres.
There is small frame tlwellit, stable ana
oteer out ouuauigs, gooa water, c. rnce,
tiOOO in cash. .
, . I : -J ! : r
J4 163 acres ol land la Ea le township.
Hancock oonty, Ohio, HU acres clears I
and weeer gaed etate f eIUliua. Caete
tsa good two-story frame dwelling with
i cellar, aad wood-house adjoining x a large
Y frame bara and other out-buildiugs. fienty
orgoodapriag aaL .sU wat4 large ap-
file.peaevBerrfjiodpeacll peclnrd :4wo
. ergs Sugar camps. -o. tn tuttewst of
Belletonlaine road and half mile from
- Bishop's mill. School within 20 rods
Prioc. lot) per acre. Terme cany. S3 a Jrei
.- eiil be sold ssparately at 4d per acre.
M If story frame dwelling, containing sii
- roumeand aamaer kilehes with a. never
fatiUng. well of goes water laaids ; wiib two
fine lots weU arranged with ornamental,
apple, peach, cherry and plum treea,
grapes and currants, good bara with gran
aries, sheds and stabling for four horse,
everything in Ant aiaas prder, fries.
wrfiSi1,,i'rji.iil i
110 acres of land, one mile siuth of Cour
Bouse, good orchard, 2u0 sugiir trees, de'
siraWSuSMtstsT oW:i,f
!j 0 acres timber land In sectioa 11, in Del
aware uiwuaau'. rnce, tivu, fuui. .
251 desirable building lots - oa (Umduskj
nueeu rnce, auu.
.,lotu,w.iir,nc,dj Prt.frob. A
f-Two building lots (217 and 218) in Vance's
. aaaiuoa. rnce, saao.
17 H .oty frame dwelling, oa Crawford
street, a rooms, gooa sell ana ciMsrn,
. ereryuung m gooa oraer. rcite, gioo.
LsV-House and lot on Jones street. 'Price,
ioo. .fi;...J
4 Twestort brick dwelling en SandoakT
! street near Main, metal roof, wood bouse,
well sad cistern, all la fiaa eroer. Prioav,
SI9U0.
JJ ASdc rssideaoe u itendusky street.
.Pmm.A31u .s a u,... -o - .....
1111 story frame dwelling en W. Sandnsky
street, containing 7 or S rooms; good barn.
milk bouse, well of water, and plenty ol'
fit? Will attend to all Legal Butt
nett entrusted fe lluir care.
JThe
Great -, Hew i :Ecland
1 DR. '' ':
rJ.W. POLAND'S-
"white pike
eri
T 4i
COJIPOOD. JLli
Is aow offered to the afflicted throughout the
country after having been proved fay the
test oi eleven years lu toe aew angiana
Stales, where iu merits have betome as sell
kBoaa as the tree from which, in part, it de
rives its virtues.
THE WHITE PI l? COaipOlJBip
Cures fcors Throat, Colt's, Coughs, Diptteria,
. Broaehius, eipitting or Blood, and- Pul
monary ASecilobS generally, it is a
remarkable remedy for IThfaev-1
t - CompUinls.IwbeteiaM!mW.-a . -1
j ty e Voiding Urine,
Bleeding arum the
i Kidneys and Bl td-
ds4veweJewl
i -i aWr:artjf i-iVaf.
plaints.
THE VIIITETiSE COJPO7jrO.
I, was -emtls m iaetsarMig pf 1R65 that
this abicDuiUKl was eri4aaed. A member
lei my family wasatsioted wiUaasrriUtuio
of the In rottl aitsouee wiui wieagreeauie
congfa. I had lor scorns months previous
thoiiirht ili m -atrawaratioei ttaevBji for itsl
baeia the ode bafk ( L ibe ftii e i ;tje
micht be so'couipounG'ed as lb be very ui
ful in diseaeea f the throat ami lists. ji
attest the VaIub of itintbecase alluded to.
I compounded small eutntity of ,the medi
cine i aad-aeea plaawog.'wadsaveit ietoe-
iiponnlul doses. Ibe result was exceettiiigly
gralilyiag. Af libit (so- days the lariiatiin
ol the throat a.is removed, the cough sub
sided and a speedy ewra waa effected, boon
Jailer ibis I ssuisjma Ui a lady in Londoruler-
I j . n. n.a wj(f mum vwve WHuriue ll" wwwm
wilb a bad cough occasioned Uy auddeu old.
land bad raiaad mucous slrsaked Willi blood.
nhe soon found relief and sect tor mora, aba
tons about ten ounces ol it, ana got well.
t. B. Clark, Esq.. editor of tne Manchester
Daily Mirror, made atrial of the sains pre
paration in the case of a severe cold, and
waa cured immediately . Be was so highly
plessed with the resells, and so oonndsiil in
success attending lie sales, if placed belus-e
the pauiic.lhat he aoaiiy persaaeed me to
give it a Basse, aad sand it abroad le henett
lae suiter in, in Novsmhsr, leoi, I trat ad
eertated it under the name oi lha Whltt
Pine Compound, la two years from that
linis there had been wholesaled in Mauches-
er alone, eae auasVcsl doisrs v-sv-tSrWuere it
ti the teat ol sll the couth remedies !:.
t e marcet,ai;d SUM asamtsins Uat oesei.
tioa. There are good reasons lor ail thiss it
is very soothing and hsaima ia its nature, is
warming ta the stomach, and pleasant wilii
slle the (astr, aad iscsoeedingiy cheap.
As a remedy for kidney complaints, the
While Fins Compound stands uurivajled. it
a as not originated lor that purpose, hut a
person In using it for a eouga. was not only
cured of the cough, but Was also cured ol a
kidney difficulty ol ten years siaitdiiia.
biucs thai accidental discovery many ilii
uwds bsvs ased it lor
t for the Same complaint
irplBtMy cured."
end have been.
Tbeauswr'waswritleu by Dr. rolaLd"!" -
ISiig.x-bince then, as in Manchester, the
Wane Piue Compouud has laken the lead ol
ah tough remedies, as well as preparations
for the care oi inaoer ciwouiiiss, in -every
-jty. luwa, etiisge snn asm let, inreugaout
Xmm IteetMOd Almtaa. J
ibis remedy is asaale and pleisant la take
as ills e
i eWsfltnal.
The editor ol the Mauohester Daily and
, tekly Mirrcr, in tne leader or tne UaJly.
thus writes ol thg pomuouud :
- Ibe White Pit Oumpvuad Is aiterUsed
st much length,a colitmiis.'-and we are
lii.tiov to temrn titai the deuiai.d lor it is iu-
creasing beyond all prevuuta ospeculiou i
lltiaiiie vsrr best meoicme lor couahs end i
voids kuow o
aud ismilji lkl
ear:be K-iUenti. W
t,,Bi koosledrfe
, ' .....
le killacold, Ainpswaaiil as Butm. i
TUK Hnllt riB O ; us rJ .v I. ,
GEO. W. SWEET, PropfiwUiP,
Bi-r.ajtia VMS
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
. :: i, ' . i -j.
CLemicals &nd . ....
Patent Medicines.
Books, Stationery, etcj
At WttuissaJe, very lew, al ,
; D.S.rBtl'l.
li it smlfuatl.
;
fcsslUae ttlsamers Landing, foot of Vine street.
laud at New Pasaeniier Depot ul the Ciiid-
ana u rwil-wea. mmm m - mmm vaia
6.i.i. n
fill ti: i
OLD HEADQUARTERS
You will always find
Good Stock
,CiVS J -
SEASONABLE GOODS
AT THE
JaWEST 'XASII PRICES!
' We have adopted the CASH SYS
TEM, and hereafter wity sell for
Ready Pay Only.
; ft V
We wwW ask. those owing ns to
come forward and settle up at once.
DARND a TIB LEYS.
JX'
Eureka Vitp Lead!
Croat fliwu Serl, .Voaa Strert. ,
i .' i ; i a
FINDLAY. OHIO.
BS"Cash for jRags.t?
The new Arm desire to thank their ensto-
l,... n . ... I i 1 ,IMMM Ini
jM., .mm. . , - , - ,
of the same hjr always bnyins rst-ciaes
goods, and sel ing them at a fair living proM-
C. O. ETT1.NGEE 4 CO.
BROAD GAQUE SHORT LINE
Atlantic & Great Western
BEOAD GAQUE RAILWAY I
; , , r' -via
Cincinnati, or Urhaa,- or Galion, or
Mansfield, or Cleveland, or
, Cerrj, or fialamanc, ,
To oa raoa
1VIZSXV YORK.
Bostoa, PiUaburg,
Phidelphia, Baltimore,
, ; And 'hingto 1'ity.
.1 Tbl is toe only route to the
Oil Brgioas ol PeaBsrlai I
Passsnrsrs who wish a g.itclc and Com
fortable Trio a ill anureoiate the Smooth
and Perfect Track, the LiixurieusDsy Cars,
snd tbs M. gniticent blespiog Cuachss. tne
,.,!,,,,, i),nlng Halls with ample time for
Meals and the prompt time and sure connec-
ATLANTIC t fiREAT WESTERN
f 5
RAILWAY.
fore
f-sto east Tfau as itlck es fry aay
i if -
mihrr Humtt. ' - - 1 - '
Tbrougb. Tlekcta aad Uarafw Checks
So. MJ Broadwty, New Vork: Ko. 11 Btale
street, aad Si &cbot-l street. Boston; Depot
arid Cmon Ofioeev -tMevelandt ti". i Clark
street, Chicago: In Cincinnati, at So. so West
Fourth street ; n.f. Corner Broadway
Front streets: 113 Vine Street: at U. B.
and
Msil
.iti.
- . ... V ; . ,-
jTermsCash
2Jc.11 c q iNii'
iamawsa : s 5 - PT i.
!:L J!et;3;- -sled
II . il.!?a
i i: 0'5
j rH vug
MI I iffl:PiPERII
If 11 LI U It II 11 t JJ 11 i
HI1!
T3 el s tr s m
ifgill iWtfislj
Uamiltoc A Dayton Rkliway; In LoutS-
IvIHs. at n. w. cor. Mam and intra atraela.
W. B. SBATrro. iisu'l Tu-kst Agent.
auris!
Settle tp.
ail persons iadehted to the snderelneil.
either av note or boik account, are reuneet
ed to eall immediaUiy and settle and pay op.
AprSvlSnsSril. I. at. I I.IHH,
paf lllarkfit
FRED. K A KG,
RKSPKCTFULLY ens ounces that he 1
urs pared to furnish ail kinds et meat at
the old stand. Me will pay the highest
marksipriss sue
FAT CATTLE.
Tbese ksving good beef cattle shoald brig
tbsmalorg. FBEP, aUBQ,
A.f, I, ,vT;J5.tU. '
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Letter of Declination from
Samuel Galloway.
1
i
J'ments have no charm for me, unless
, Dkar ia After earnest and full
declaration, my original purtiose to
t decline the nomination conferred np-j
on me by the Union Convention re-
; mains unchanged, n ill yon be pleas-
,cd to communicate to the State Cen-
irai i oramiitec tue iaci oi my non-ac-
ceptauue, so that the vacancy may be
filled '( I avail myself of this oppor-j
tunity to make known to all who may
lie interested in the information, and
especially to those who have given
me their sincere support and conli-
dence, some of the reasons w'jii;h, in
my judgment, justify my present ac-
tion: .
1st. The nomination is nnaccepta-
hie, not merely that it was unsolicited,
and undesirable, but because it wit
made in opposition to explicit avow
als and pledges that I could not und
would not aocept any other position
than the first on the titkot Ambi
tion, in iu normal condition, usually
assumes an upward direction, and
mine is not claimed to be exception
al. Uy aspirations did not embrace
the mental reservation that if I could
not rise to a decided - honor, that I
wouid sink to a doubtful compliment.
Having acted in the capacity of Sec
retary of Stale and Superinteudant
of Com mom Schools at the ape of 23,
and member of Congress at 4.1 ; now
entertaining at least the imagination
that my utterances, toils and sacrifi
ces within these last ten years of
fierce political conflict have beeu
.equal to those of any other Ohioan, in
it net presumable by persons of or
dinary table and lulclligeuee, thai a
position where uy capacities would
be in a state of suspended animation
for seven or eight months, in a pe
riod of two years, would not be
agreeable ? In accordance with my
expressed feelings and purpose, the
Franklin county delegation! (whose
bearing on that occasion commands
my grateful remembrance) promptly
withdrew my name when it was first
announced for the Lieutenant Gov
ernorship, and again, after a person
al interview with its Chairman, and
by my social instructions, it was
made known to tho Convention that
I would not consent to accept that
position. My objections to accept
ing the honor were fully and freely
communicated to the Committee ap
pointed by tne Convention, to re
port the fact of my nomination, ami
notwithstanding the earnest appeals
of those sincere and enthusiastic
friends, my purpose remained un
changed. ' It was not until my es
teemed friend from Muskingum de
clared that he would not carry back
my message of unconditional non
acceptance, that I consented to take
the subject under advisement, and
report to the State Central Commit
tee. My consultations, personally
and by correspondence, with my
judicious and uniinpasaionate frinds
since the Convention, nave out
strengthened my convictions as to
the propriety of my action. May I
not pertinently inquire : Why was
not the withdrawal of my , Bame
treated with as kind and lavorable
consideration by the Convention as
that of other persons who were an
nounced and withdrawn as candidates
in the same Lour? And is there res
ting upon me any special obligations
to make a sacrifice of self-respect, of
personal dignity and comfort, which
no other man similarly ciicumstau
, , i . .1.
1 ceu is prepareu iu u.k.
2dlr. 1 have neittier the taste nor
mental qualities and habits adapted
to the functions of the presiding otil-
ItiBub-
the position is, it doe cotsui-1
my mercurial temperment The most
elevated chair in a deliberativ-e assein -
t I :l,ee vl.A nfirilorlai aTal lilirtl1!.
my, wiiuous .i.m":"6 i'-" "
in iu proceedings, would be
to me but an honorable imprisonment
3dly. It would be alike inexpe,li.lU
ent and nnwise in me in the present
condition of my health and private
affairs, to engage m an excited and
I protracted political canvass. It is
j well known to my personal friends
that, for the cause specified, I hesita
I ted, even ontil within a few days of
rinvi.nfifin an tr.
.h. . riotr nf harinw mv name suh-1
mitted to the Convention. I conclu
i" i'. -j o J
.1 .1 t,Ase.ntTAfi wTiif fnr cfi m iii rt 'iTi a
pru'eas the Executive Chair of
8tate of Ohio, and the leadership in
a campaign involving principles very
dear to my heart I could bravely
meet the toils of the severest strug
gle, and submit to a large pecuniary
sacrifice. It is not, how ever, proper,
nor am I prepared to imperil life, aa
suroe the responsibility ofadeeply
iinportant campaign, and sacrifice my
npcur.iiLrv mturests ana social ana
. ut;n,iir,n anrlauch unwelcorael
duties at are connected with the posi
tion to which I have been invited.
My patriotism during the war could
and did accommodate itself to very
subordinate and oppressive duties,
but it cannot expand to such enlarg
ed propotions in this time of peace.
As my intimate friends well know
who understand the full significance
of my plea of insufficient physical en
ergy, for the duties of an active po
litical campaign, that it would be
much wiser for me, in view of my fu
ture comfort and usefulness, to ele
vate rather than enlarge the burdens
of my cares and employment to
contract the sphere my activities,
and to court scenes of quiet and re
creation, rather than those of noise
and exciteneut.
Notwithstanding my sincere con
viction of the propriety and necessi
ty of my preseut action, it has been
painful to me to resist the importu
nities of ardent and enthusiastic
friends. They may be assured that
I entertain profound and grateful
recognition of their services. They
and their acts of generous friendship,
will be enshrined among the precious
keepsakes of my memory. They,
and all other loyal men, will realize,
iu the coming events of our brighter
days of triumph, my unfaltering .de
votion to the great cause of truth
and righteousness. The fact that I
was not chosen as the standard bear
er of our gallant Union hosts did not
surprise or disappoint me. Uncom
mitted, as I was. to the ambitious
'schemes of rival Presidential aepi-
rants aud with expressed prferences
for an uuauibitious man whom the
people will call; unacceptable to paity
leaders and unscrupulous politicians
and utterly refusing any complicity
with intrigues or intriguers, I for
saw my coning destiny and calmly
met it. Otucial honors anil emolti
they come as the spontaneous offer-
lerings of loyal hearts, untainted by
'traai'liarr an I nnniiri-l,iiaa,l .,,
sacrifice of the elements of true man-1
hood. My politic s are radicated in
tnai primal announcement of the
Creator," "So God created man in
his own image, in the image of God
creawa ne mm, oeiore some modern
r4 deBoastrative Radicals
aecer-jblesaing
.
tained where was the true root of hu
man rights.. My love (or humanity,
my realtor the fullest development
of human capacities, and my hope for
abetter and brighter day of universal
freedom, arc embodied in that lofty
cardinal idea announced by tho 'Great
A pott la' of LhVhighcst free Join, and
published in the noblest magn thar.
fa ol luiuiau rights." 'That God hath
made of one blood all natious to dwell
upon tue iaee nt me earth. w un
such a foundation for my faith and
labors, I can calmly meet individual
trials and temporary defeats' and can
patiently anticipate and labor for
that which is dearer to me than per
aonal elevation man's redemption,
With such convictions I cannot dt
otherwinp, as circumstances may per
uiit, with voice, vote and influence,
to sustain our liuion State ticket.
; and 1113- todiorutiou to all loyal men
is to rally uudur the standard of the
political organization which embraces
the. sure and abiding elements of the
and civilization.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
COLUMBUS, June, 29, 1867.
Selling a Subject.
A man sitting one evening in an
alehouse, thiukinghow to get provis-
lions for the net day, saw a fellow
dead drunk upon the opposite bench.
Do you not wish to get rid of
this sot? ' snid ho to the landlord.
"I do, fiiul half a crown shall speak
my thanks," wus the reply.
"Agreed," said the other; "get me
a sack."
A sack was procured, and put over
the drunkeu guest. Away trudged
the man with his burden, till he came
to the house of a notsd resurrection
ist, at whose door he knocked.
"Who's there?" said a voice with-
I have brou-'ht you a subject,"
replied the man; "so come, quick;
give me my fee."
The money ws immediately paid,
aud the sack, with its contents de
pobiied in the surgery. The motion
of quick walking had nearly recover
ed the poor victim, who, before the
other had been gone two minutes en
deavored to extricate himself from
the sack. The purchaser enraged at
being thus outwitted, ran after the
man who had deceived him, collared
him, aud cried out.
"Why you dog, tho man's alive!"
"Alive!" said the other, "so much
the better; kill him when you want
him."
I blasted blue sky! '
Thosc uan.ave been in the" Lab-croftheOhioSenaU-;
itofsmackin.' their lii.s over 'old
ipomleiice of a daily paper: 'An in
pating c01)8iste . ia tlieir invoioejl hftv.
, t ecn Antei out to Uie marchanU
8Illiliugiv. explained that the
ttug lo L.ujtei, &Ma WM
! t bgtty at M, ,u ia s, ,
, to , lt . , .
Ulcilok at the cashier, who was sealed
j
Ex-Governor Vauce.of North Car
olina, has written a letter to several
colored men, who had invited him to
add t eas the people of their race, de
clining the invitation. He, however,
tells them that time will prove the
Southern people to be their best
friends.
"Well Sambo, what's yer up to
now-a days?"
'Oh, I is a carp'net1 and jiner."
''He! I guess yer is. What depart
ment do you perform?"
"What department? Why, I does
do circular work."
"What's dat?"
"Why, I turns the grindstone."
- "G'way."
The Portland Transcript says:
We heard an anecdote the other
day which amusingly illustrates John
Bull's incapacity to apprceiate any
thing thut isn't English. The weath-
erwas somewhat foggy, and one
the sailors belonging to a Liverpool
steamer in our harbor was overheard
to say to one of his mates: "This is
weather as is weather none of your
.,,..:,,, frnm ,nrio-in.i
j k .wU1 Ilot reliall tha foflow.
, ! rt from ,b Madrii, corre8.
r D
other dirty work aliout the still.'
Some time since a traveler step-
'lltu IU IUO ULMtJII
borhood of , ami immediately af-
ter h
is entrance pulled off his hat,
i . .i - j i .
and crava ; this done, he cast a
coat
in a corner, 'calm as a summer rnorn
tni;,' and with a commanding shake
of the head, snid
'Sir, hadn't you better be getting
that water healed t'
Tho teller ii. formed him that he
was in the wrong 'shop.
You are in a bunk, sir, and not
in a barber's shop.'
'A bank, eh ?' ejaculated the stran
told me it was
a bh laS 8QOP
It is nndoniahlc, says .Prentice,
that m America it . takes three to
make a pair be, she and a hired girl.
Had Adam been a modern, there
would have been a hired girl in Par
adise to loot alter Abel and " raise
Cain."
At a fair in Richmond a gentleman
wishing to secure a valuable article
that had been put up as a prize, at
91 each, ot which only one bad been
sold, took the ninety-nine other
shares, and yet lost the prize the
lone' shave winning against his ninety-
nine.
- 'Penalty for walking on the Rail
road track in England is ten pounds,'
said one while discussing the numer
ous fatil accidents on a railroad :
'Pooh,' said Uncle Jerry, 'the penalty
in this country ia death.' . .
Some fifteen years ago, a Sabba
tarian complained to the late Mr. Na
than 11 ale that the fountain on the
Common played on Sunday. To
which Mr. LI. replied, 'I did not
think it was playing ; it waa ordered
to work.
A cool specimen of humanity step
ped iuto a printing office out West
to beg a paper. 'Because,' said he,
'we like to read newspapers very
much, but our neighbor are too stin
gy to take one.'
On a tombstone in a churchyard
in Ulster is the following epitaph :
" Erected to the memory of John
Phillips, accidentally shot as a mark
of affection by his brother."
The Grass Valley (CaL) National,
noticing the marriage of a Miss A. B.
to (J. G., says 'Miss B. is an acqui
sition to any man who wantB a warm-
hearted, faithful industrious affection-
te wife.' Is this to improve Aiiss
chances for a second husband, in
Mai, l-.or lirplnt Ollfi hhould die?
.
There was keen appreciation of
truth, as well as some satire, in tne
i suggestion of Thackeray: 'Let us
ithank God for imparting unto us
poor, weak mortals, the
of vanity.'
inestimable
NASBY.
Mr. Nasby Dreams a Dream
Mr. Nasby Dreams a Dream Caused, Probably, by the NEW
England Atmosphere, Which
he was Breathing, Prefaced
by some few Incidents of the
Visit of his Grand Seigneur
to Boston.
TREMONT HOUSE, BOSTON,
(wich is in the Stait uv Massa,
June 29, 1867.
of!tQe Northern Dimocrisy wu strong
dv Boston. I sposed Kostou to be.
trat.laP.l. nni ul trt .1oipp iw,t in,
be understood bv a Doukci at, and
furitauicle. 1 wnz miHiakin. There 1
is ez heavy a per rout, uv men
whom His Eggsluntv and I kin takei
leiita m thpr i. in am- -it in ti...
Bo
ther is in uuy city
country, ez
the follow in inridi
uU,
will
which came
show:
under my
noti.-e.
Ez we wnz goin through Frauklin
street a man stepped up to the car
riage rather hesiutinly
" Mr. Presidi-nt," sed he.
"Well,"sed His Eggslency, turn
in full upon him.
The site uv the nose uv the Step
Father uv his Couutry reasshoored
him.
" Mr. President, wood yoo like
some punch ?"
"Punch! Certainly. It tit hevn't
yoo suthiu strouger, to lay a futiuda
s hen wilh ?"
" Certainly !" and he pulled a hot
tie uv brandy from his right hindi1
pocket, and the great man took
observation ur the nky thro the bot-
nm nv it, wich lasti.l a niinnit. I i
never agin will doubt that the mate
rial to make Democrasy uv exists in
a country wherthey come at yoo with
punch, and hev brandy bottles in
ther coat pockets.
liokays were showered upon us.
One old gentleman, who sol two
hours in a chair waitin to present us
with his, finally lasted it at us The I
The fact that there wuz a note in it
askin for a posishen fur the genrous!
dont detract any thin from the!
valyoo uv the gift. When we got to
end uv our trip ther wuz a dray !
load uv bokays in our carriage and
in all but three nv em wuz tied up
for the givers for
i.laiB. I u butter to hev si h mis-
sives enveloped in roses, though
most thorns we git aint got roses1
ro..n.l..n.
The most techin incedent wuz the
n.u..hriiv l,ahia w h,i t Li-u
Tim motliiira nrpsaoil to nur i-ariiscre
steus to Dresent their olferins. Mis-
takin me for the President. I kisst
half uv em. The rapcherus expresh
uu on the upturned faces uv the anx
shus mothers affected the President
to teers, showin, ez it did, the confi
dence reposed in him.
Whisht! Teddy !" sed one uv em,
and howld yer mug up fer the man
to kiss who doesnt kiss the dirthy
i
.
"Musha, l'heliui, lie still. -1ue
Pmai.iint. l.Ws uu anwl w.n't l.iti.
ye:
Lind me yer apurn, to wipe Ter
ry's face wid. The Prisidint musht
kiss the darlin. Taint ivery Presi
dent wood do the loik."
And the President kissed, and I
kissed till our lips wuz sore.
Sich is posishun !
That nite I receeved a letter from
from Deekin Pograni in wit h he de
sired me to ascertain whether or no
there wuz eny bottom to the North
ern Uimocrisv. Cant. McPeltor soil
enuff to carry us uv Keutucky throo,
while Pollock, the Illinoytr, swoie'
the Northern Dimocrisy hed a con-
siderable more to do to carry them-1
selves than they hed biu able to sc-i
cuuiiillali Tot aoiuc lluic that lu at
puuin matcu a Corpse wuzn t uv
much akkount el it wuz a biir one.'
With this letter in my hantl I fell
asleep, and while asleep, dreeined.
Uethawt I was in Noo Orleans ati
agathrinuv the Faithful, Lo i'
called together for the purpose of!
considria wat to do. hum few-!
Longstreet, Gov. Brown, and Jell,
Thompson wuz in favor uv suLiuU-'
sion, and hed got the majority u v the
Southren people to agree with 'em
that there was no yoose nv further'
resistance, and they wus jist about to!
wootTou
"j,', " in a7, ,Z , ,
kinu, rushed in and liessed uv 'em
out ,w . ub
iandighain, 'Vt e 11 sustain yoo. The
Northern Dimocrisy is a giant wich
kin yet pertect yoo. He's in Ids
prime and strong enuff yit to carry
yoo throo twice the troubles wich
threatens yoo. Depend onto us
we'll carry yoo.'
And the Southencrs who,iped over
to tlieir side and yelled fiercely, 'No
submission!' and immeiitlv th i ntiro
lolii. ur 'tin Kl-irti.l Xr.,11. w.;.l. i i
" : " " """
men to ascertain the strength and
carrvin' capacity uv the Xnrin.
Dimocrisy. Melhawt the party trav- j
eled and traveled, until linallytheyi
come to a vast plain in Kentucky,!
onto wich wnz extendi. I prostrate the
form uv a Giant. It wus a Giauti
immense in statoo,, but emaciated to
the last degree. His limbs hed bin
strAncr- hie teeth terrililo snrl liia!
trunk massive, but it wuz plane to
see that he wuz pegged out and
look at its face showed why it wuz
so. Dissipation nea redoost him to
helplessnis. His face wuz bloatidj
and bloO, his eyes Wnz SOt and ghast-
his chest wuz holler and sunken,
his legs like pipe stems, and ulcers.
boUa, .orebrooses and contooshens
kivered him from head to foot, and j
ne arawea nis ureain wun a enort.
lie lay a groanin ana a groanin
Randall wnz a tenderly feedin him
ont ur a huge bottle labelled 'Ap
pintmeut' which appeared to give
him temprary strength, but the effect
uvthat wuz loa', by President John
son's dosin him with an oSensiv
smellin mister laMletl 'Policy,' ev
ery swaller uv wich wood throw him
into a spasm. Gov. English was
rabbin one arm with a liniment Ran
dall gave him, and hed succeeded iu
gittin np a little circulation in it.
Wat is this?' asktthe Southerners.
Northern Dimocrisy." sed Enolish
rnbbin away vigrously.
Is this the Giant wich is to rarrr'
-St - - 5 .1 J I
usf ! aaiu uie .-loiiinei u gentlemen.
viewin the disgustiu objick doubt
fully.
'Certainly! said Johnson, Xow
can't you git upr' said he, to the
prostrate bein, givin it a very laroo
swaller out u v his bottle. The siant
made an effort, but flopped down
agin like a dish-rag.
'Gentlemen: sea allandigham,
we shel hev to call upon yoo to as
sist in settin him onto his feet, and
then it 11 be all rite with him
He'gl
bin this way afore.'
Accordingly, the Southerners irflth-
ered around him to lift him up. His
arms, I notist, wus marked respect
ively Connecticut and Delaware, and
his legs Maryland and Kentucky.
and In them ther WUZ Strength, fori
or unn pz the innn.-r nt S.-,.tl,
. , , ..UD1j
got near enuff he wrapped Uteia limbs
around em, and led I
1
jn!the pcrcesaioo wtu about to move,
Vallasdimiuam remarked, 'Stop s
cu- Uroauiu under the weight
anjjy wayed like a leaf in the wind,
, lue aoutiierners got out rrom nn
giver, der Putr,d n-88- almost
8ul0tuered by thestench. Vallaudig
the nra 8nJ tuat cla8S nl8de n
they hed bln around it It staggered
Johnson some, but he hed bin acens
recommendations tomed to 8lltuil pproximatin very
the'11'1'0'1 serously affect hnn, but poor
Randall, Seward and Welles were
i smothered and died.
'We can't,' sed they.
' Yoo must,' sod he. 'I got into
this condishen lightin yoor UxSues
and doin j oor work. I was strong
and vigrous until I got to runnin al
ter yoor harlots, and for yoor sake
I wuz druv out uv my native states
iuto this atcussid region. Yoo must
carry me wat time 1 hev yet to live.
Hist me! Hist me!'
1 hoste caught coodent get away
and .the others generously come to
er mil, ana matin a lernuie onon
they raised the half dead bcinuto
lueir "honldpra, holdin ther noses
weanwhile, and prepared to start Ez
nunit, gentlemen I ana loadea ez he
wuz with his war record he ctamber-
. i i i. i i i ... n
eti uiiiuruuuiiicnj auu w " "M
on the 1-arklsS. OOKUCkS, jist ezl
i... ii i l .1:1 iti.. i
nauii I'm uiiiiiritTii uiu uacniac, Run
so did the'Woods, both of em, aud
poor old Jimmy Bookannan, Sey.
mour, Toticey, and a hundred or so
more, anil uulbrtinit bearers sweatin
under this addishual load.
'Is all ready said they.
'One moineht !' sed Johnson, and
him and Randall and Seward climed
up.
This wuz the last feather. The
bearers mite beve slaL'sereu oil under i
the catkiss and them which climed
. n ..v i . i i- s
nimi ti nisi, uiu. mis iat auuisi cu m ,
ther burden was frightful. It finish-
K a majestic tree jisiaoout to lau.
' UE ""KB'':u
themselves but all iu vain. A breef
struggle a desprit gasp they give
up, and ther knees doublin up the
whole concern come to the earth with
a squshin sound wich letters can't
express, and the half decomposed
mass sorter fell apart. Kaymond
and Thurlow Ward wich hed bin
hangin round, got out from under jist
in time to save theirselves.
closely to it the old times and it
1 wu trJin t0 PuU Randall'i corpse
i out, when the effort I wuz makin
i SWoke me.
1 ain'1 altogether certain, but that
; lat dream means sutem.
When I
think of it, it is rather preposterous
for us to hope the .Northern Democ
racy ill carry us, n hen they can't
carry a single State uv their own; jist
about ez preposterous ez it is for
them to look to us for help, when ail
uv us ez wood jine em hevn't got a
vote. Pollock's remark 'In pul-
! tin match a corpse aiut uv much ak
..... ,.r i, . i.;.. ...!!,.
"u"1 U'S uuo "C'SU
onto my mind. Stithin can't come
out uv nothin, tho ez in the case uv
Seward, nothin may come out uv
suthin. Et we cood git but pshaw!
we can't Thank the Lord we kin
hold the Postottises two years yit.
Petkolkc V. Nasbt, P. M.
i (Wich is Postmaster), and likewise
Professor in the Ham and Japheth
Free Academy for the develop
ment uv the intellek nv. all races,
irrespective of color.
j
;
,
I
j
'
.
busbos and T. K. wu.lum have
Ve associated lhem,lves in the Hard
ly, "r '""" arm name of
HUSIIOX & WILLIAMS
Inth.rouul oy ,. B.
May A to.. ,.ns door soma s. D. rrey's
SC1IW AM& IIKKLEU'S
r r Tin i l-j
j I
STORE.
tTf :wouid s.- to ..or c
' era tiiAt nave a
L-uat,u.i:r9 and oth-
COMPLETE STOCK
OP
CLOTHING-!
ROOTS AN I SHOES,
, -
XXtltS tlllCl UtXDS.
"
4!l'
furnishing Goods!
All of which we will
SELL CHEAP!
Thoae in need of
would uk to
Goodsia our line, we
Come and Examine ear Goods and
Prices before purchasing idiewhere.
Wears rloainr nnt onr entire stork of
Boots and shoes to make room for Clothing
and other lioous.
bcuivab a wuttLtu.
febon-J-i.ti
OK EAT
EXIIIIIITIOX
Of
HARDWARE!
A
Fanners Exchange !
urug store aud arejuil receiving aa
Entiro New Stock of Goods,
PuKhaaed for Cash, sod will he a -Id al l"
Lowest Possible Prices!
Our stock consists in part ot
Glass, Cutlery, Iroo,;
Nails, Plows, 'Saws,
Farming Implements, '
Builders' and Farmers'
Hardware, House and
Barn Trimmings, &c,
And in fact every variety of
XTARDWAnMl
Usually kept in .a Hardware Store.
We ask Farmers, and others to cbU asd
xamine our Hock, as we Intend keeping
Srst-class goods, and sell the same at reaaoa
able rales.
nUSilOX eV WILLIAMS.
apr5no4S.ll
AdininUtralor'M Sale mi
Ural Estate.
IX pursuance ot aa order granted by ths
Pronate Court of Hancock county, Ohio.
1 Will Odor fr Ste at nuOlin .uniln. A. ,K
'?'h ar'-'a,F- IS';:ai.1 o'clock a.m., upon
" i" ui. viiowmg oescnoea real
st.ila Siluale in Uaacucg county. Ohio, lo-
The west half of the northeast quarter ot
the northeast quarter of sectioa tbirteeo.
in township two, south of range nine east,
containing twerty acres of land, free of
dower. Appraised at Uao.
leass op sals :
1 1 1, a ,, i-A I. 1. 1 -
,uird in one year, snd one third in t so years
'rum the day of aale. wilh Interest. Ths
psvmenls to be secured by meruasa anon
the premises sold. J 'tfago bdob
J , , wiu.iamh.oallakt.
Administrator of wniiaauailaat.dec'a.
THE CllIJAROU V
Vnti-N"ervou.s
Smoking Tobacco!
THE CHISllA.iOUA TOBACCO grow Irom
the rich -il of the -ORIENT." ami i
uosasssed of a beouiiarly UeiMmiti ita.Mr
er climes. But its unvreeedonled tM1""' !
ty has tprnng Ir.nu the latt of t:e enure !'-'
sence of that deadly "poison A. -u., ahich :
permeates every other .l'fcro. und ahicbi
is tne oue and sole cause the tttatresnini:
nervous diseases, druuensia. Ac wfc
most invariably, sooner or lultr, lutlvw
Indulgence of the pipe and ci:r.
receul aitalyration oi toooero from a!l purl
ol the world, at the Academy l Science,
in Par's, the renowned Chemist, V. l.nmom
reauz, declared thai while Luipexn and
American tobacco rontiuned lully elit pet
cent, aad Ibe pure Uavana Mtuat-co Irnm two
to tve percsul. of .ViWm. the l'UI.'tj.ll:0-
KA did not contain eue dinuuteranlo parti-
le ol la daailiy rtuaa.a dra ,
eitracted, wiliuealrov Hie.
our Agent at wisuii
large quiities of the CHlX'UBORi durin
the east Iwo years, and although, we have
been pressed U supply the demand tor thu
delicious luxury to tue Vetera smoker, yet
we are new pre pored to otter it in unlimited
quantities, at a price much lower than some
American tobacco ef a far inlerlor qulily.
A eonnoieeur haa bat to smnxe the Amen
caa lobacee and segars, which are Invaria
bly chem'caily tUvored, to be diagusted with
the medicinal taste which leaveaa nauaeous.
unhealthy coating is the mouth, and In time
seldom faiie to sbatler the nervous system.
The natives of the' OliltNt" smoke tue
CBlNOARoUA from morn till niht, from
youth to age, and are happily unciMiacloa
of Ibe wild, distressing bre which courses
through lbs veins ol trie iniiaier of
Uia lu.
mes oi tobacco containing jVmxia.
t,r.r,h",r."' ,b mMi 'ry
IheCIUNilAUollA. and guarantee uupreve-
dented plenure in it deliotoiii t1-,v
ffe-SO.0 EVERYWUEEE.
EDWIM M COOK St CO..
Sole Agenis aud importers oi tne CiilMGA-
KOhA TOBACCO lor t the Lulled ntaies
and Canadaa, end leaiers in all kinds of
Havana American Otgats & Tobaccos
aUia Dstot. 17 Dcuts 8rq Niw Yoas.
maylooao.lm
xeav rnopiiyroic
15 Tn
UAT,CAP & FUR STORE.
O. Gore, of lew York,
(SUCCESSOR TO T. C. COSSiELt)
Has Just pvrenased this well known estab
lishment and haa added very . materially lo
the large stock already In stors.
Mr. bore heing sounected with a Wholesale
Bouse luXsw ijia Cur, a.'sra ih.il he can
reUil
Hati, Caps, Qlove, Trunki, Talises,
Seek Ties, Collars. Saipen
den, Hosiery, 4e.,
BUFFALO ROBES!
Ladies' nd Gents' Furs,
AM CHEAP Ai THE OTUKRMER
C'UANTs CAN' BUY THEM.
Call and satisfy ysa selves ot the truth of
this assertion.
H. II .CORE.
Nov. 18, 18(16.
ITCH REMEDY
"kN'E of ths bsst ia the wsrist -preparsd
andsoldby - kl.tittAl
ay i, 1901.
LIVBHY.
!VAi
LOUTH AM HtVEUT -
TtL uu the buildins bpnosite the old
stand ol Win. Vsnce. in sood aud oonvejiisiitl
sti le.whsis they uo keep the largest
LIVERY STOCK
luthie eectloa.
Thsy have added largeiy.
botb
Horses and Carriages.
tWh SPLENDID CONVEYANCE
with careful driver, always ia read
iness on the arrival of traJaa to convey
passengers into the oofrctry.
Terms Always Reasonasid,
Cll tudt?.ko a Ride
febU if
1867.
1607.
FIUPTiAY
WAGON FACTORY.
FERGUSON & MOORE
RESETTER PREPARED FOR
the year latf7 to manuuactare
Than ever before. We have had long expsv
rience ia the business, and can defy compe
Utioa as to sty le and durability of work.
We use aose hut the best limber, iron, Ac.
end the work eorre ponds.'
Particular attention paid to
And all kinds of wood and iron work. Oar
work thus far baa given perfect ealisinction.
and we hope by oare and attention to mem
a continnanoe of the patronage ot our citi
zens. CALL AND TP.r I'd,
x I? iv fir ii'
la A. BushoB's Old Stand. ,
H.Kob&Co.
Bare oa hand a general assort
bis si of
. HARDWARE,
IRON,
OIiABQ,
'' 1 , ... .
Builder's Hardware,
Carpenter's Tools,
i
Aad a general line of articles
usually kept in a Or si -clans Bard- -
wars stors.
BArSottJ 3. EOS CO,
4
rx.
beet il ' .Vr- I L
o 9 -Til'-.iTSi.iss r-
at. i fra-
isJMt Is
'
iv
:
xihu. mutt acrcaKat
CfctEBRATED MAOIC 01L-T
Wuraual neasef Uamswram, ratguv "
i er lis-; , . .
Tie Rt aa4 Caeaptee Hone aad Utile
Xitdfciae la the Werld!
IS!
l ml (ireayM ie mmT JUutm mmtt Vmm
m.tms aWvv tm tati US jrtar:
For the cure of The various Pt
to wine
such aa
Hersea anil Cattie r subject
K soSer. luxo-miT niue
I.OMM of '
4,-,it. inward ron.lua, Yellow Water,
rtmi
fisteie. Hi 41 i.vtl. Memlcoj'e or
tirvMse. aausf. lnaamaovliou of the
sad t'ax.guo n-ou Hitrd Labor:
aiv. K-'ieumatlsm. (commonly rallvd
hlitr omiraint V, whta-h proves BMal o
m wauy saleable llorsea lu thld country
SLOAN'S CONDITION P0WDE1 '
Mm Ik. Iarsa !' say Hons sad Caul MedklBe
ta Uoa ccoliy. It UcwpuMdU ktfteaaS twu,aad
Sir a,ii1aaa. M'. ticrulotvaad lheniistiBM. aCaiMat
srr-.mliutljr at Iks haad U las Usl of Umrm aas -
It esmaa osT alt res samara, pievsesi hoists areas -acalu(
MIS oe tjaadarlag, pailln la Woud, Umtmt
Um akin, aad ttva lt-s aw, .ilk aud alaev appearaara.
r' ii tks wAer and atraastaeas every part ef Iks
Sudj- h b a mtM aad canals leawdy br magss
sad comb, wsica i
The Cw rmalM ta MssptitM ettkaaeeaedaeeeer
sl-ssksavkakarfes-tuaai sot Ink- III, Sat is
kaanior aanauaaaf sulk, sad all eesam el
eva aid Sud ky 0ls umbb
BXjOAjra coNsmosr rowDERS
tW . a nil, a fca-ss lainin la qseausy sad eaaSty
m4 allk aitd creua. It carries eST aU aner aad taa
sarllMS of tka kload. TkseSMXWaseaUnaejaoallke
,nrt.- bf a hrk and al'oadaal sow ui enlk.
Ike nuavrr ia UionlMf to be ewe ta tse vahnale
prueaitMeof SUswav tmHimn Jisdw , la ses
aMHiug tk ooadiuoa ef kai tktif aad aravaauag avvag
ef tka tin siii of att aks I aiilliinl nlwili
east saekase ef abasl CassssSswe
bno s karral j earUi m sauar uasa see :
pott
tailiaai ef enra S asue s ktai. aad I
stale sre
sad eda
CA rnO.Y-Ta anaact earaains aad W saAGa
B-oei kug luinaeii apos ty w-Jrtklaai uaitalkM tae
gaaetue aid kar taa Se sualal aaatsre ml the gss
erasers ee Ska erapa.
lax ails ay Drasglaw asd blwrhasts sen jamsc.
f. & firawsr i&a.
Dr. ROUTZAHN'S
Celebrated. Vi
Pnoctpai Depot, No. . Main street SprTng
awarata m sjsey susteawssfa.
- srra
FAMILY MEDICINESiv
aeid, unto.
Hi Great Errif ela Hernedr , rj i H
Will positively ease Erysipelas wit bis tart. U
eight hours, by an outward apphcaUon.
His Iavincible Goiter Oiatnaeat
Will effectually cure Goiter. B r Keck or Wea
without waning the skin within 60 days. ,
. Ills Celebrate Blood PbeB) ' f j
(Till tore sii dieses, originating front Im- '
pure Biood or ef ibe Circulatory -System. "
I His Great American Caaeer Ointment
TWIilt
cure Cancer without burning or cutting.
I The greatest Cancer Uumeity know,
j II is Infallible Fever aad Ague Specific
W.ll curs Kevet ul Ague within 4i hoorsg
without (j.ur.i'ie, Araeuic, Ziuc or any Pol-
, son whatever.
11 1. Uealinc and Orawiog Salve
.... ii(,...a .-UP.,..ni.u sAn.vna
' T... . 1'.... U...u.,.l ...... bO i'l,
rrs, Ao , Xc.
CP. tiriNtiER t CO.. DruegisU, Find-
Uy.aole exeats ior BaneockCeunty.Oh e- jii
apr'iu.m
5,000 Vards Satinet!
AttheFindiay WOOLEN MILLS.
Wif. ANDERSON fc CO.
CUSTOM- '-WORK
Done to the order at tho Eiu4lay Woolea
, . stills. , - . ; .M
Win, An der son fc C. j 'J
!BT SCUWSBTZ. -; - . . T. CekS. y'AL
si:Y FUR?!. -. i
scinvAiiTz & kunz,u
Dealers in
GKOCERLES&PEOVISIONS .
rWO doors south ol W. U. A j. J. Wheeler '
A Co.'. biore. htaia eltsweb, Kinoiar. Ohio, Kj
have on hand and lor sale choice Family
Groceries, such as Flour. Suit. Fib, Coffes,
lea. Micur, Carbon Oil. Tar, llama, A a. -
Cash paid for Butter aud Eggs. Caik ex
amiue aud save your money. mar-soo-aS
To Teachfrs. -j'T
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
l-th-- ol Huacocfc toucty. will meet at
tue Scuool House hi Distncr No. . Findlay
township, lor the examination ol f eschars,
on the following days Harms; the year lab; i
Saturday, kfarrh 2d.
starch loth.
- April Stb.
" April 20th.
: slayih.
. 44 May 1Mb.
" June 1st,
Aug. 3d.
" September 7th. -
' Heptember 21st.
" October 5th.
October linn. , .- .
" November Jd. -
" November ltith.
J December th. t -. . . , .
-- - December list. ' ' ' " " '
examinations to eoBunence at half past also
o'clock, A. Ii.
fcach appiscast S repaired to pnj ths Ex
aminers a lee of Mty cents oa eclerlsg tho
claaa.
All applicants are required to furnish wjlt.
ten testimonials of good moral character,
those who have been engaged as teachers to
obtain these from their last employers, who
will also eertity to their faithfaineea snd sue-'
cess aa teachers; which testimonials will be
kspt on die.
No certiorate will be issued without aa ex
amination ; ao private examinations will he,
Bsld ; no certificate will he antedated; bs
samiidate will bo admitted for re-exsmlna-lion
within three mouilia alter a second lail
uro. Applicants are requested to fairnisa
specimens of pecmanehip.
Those who fail to comply with the above
rsquisitloss will sot he adujttsd for r-esA- '
lnatsnn.
11 order of the Board.
JOHX BOWMAN.
jao-lyi Seeretary Board of BUamiaare. .' .
AWAY WiTH hPECTACL&S.
OLD EYES at APE NEW
easily, without doctor or med
einss. f4M, post-paid, on re
ceipt of lu cents.
Ir. E. B. FOOTS.
113 Broadway, V. T.
A WAT WITH trSCOMFOBT- . .1.1 '
ABLE TRUSSES. COal
I'oKT AND CUKE ros TBS
Ulir'TOEO Sent post-paid on
receipt or le cents. Address,
lir. B. B. r'OOTB, I . i.
11M hreadway, H. T. v l.i
g-10-
-'IDFKTUL ISFOBXA-
V,' :
riO-N To TUb' alAbhlLO!
beut In scaled envelopes on re
ceipt wf io eeaie. Addrsse,
Dr.. a. B. FOOI E, auUur of .
aUdicsl t'owmon sense. ' .
1130 Broadway, S.T.
arlnnLai j.c.aco.
i t i r. .)
Asouta Wanted,
roa the
Howe
Machine Co-'s Sawiiis:
Machines. -
U HASfOCK roaNTY. Apply to
l.et.BOBVILLB, GenlAg'L
mail lu 27 Superior St., CJersUad, '
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