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NEW
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CIGAR STORE
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Main Street,
"IO. a oiurs,
1FINDLAY. 0.
TOTTEN BROS
WOULD respectfully announce to the
-citizen of .Findlay and surrounding
eeactry, that they hare just opened a new
stock of. r-., . : '
Tobacco and Cigars !
-.A
Which they are prepared to sell, WhoseUe
and' Retail, at the lowest ore. Thi ey
would especially invito Hotel and Saloon-
f oepers.t. examine their before
Brchacing swhere. - I0BAC
O, of the best brands,
Hcershnnrn -Tlpes, Hatches Cigar-
Holders aad Tobacco
. . Pouches,.
In endless variety, cnnstaoUy oo hand.
t nit nuntrr customers will be
supplied -wttbv everything- itr thjir line ol
business, ai reasuuav.B -
MeatHarket
" Irs ESPECTPVLLT announces that he I."
XV prepare d to furnish all kinds oi meat at
the old stand, ti wai pay tao mguesi
AT! CATTLE-
Those having pood beef calt'e pliould trin
tbemalot.g. FEED. KARLi.
avlSnIr.
BILLIARD ROOMS!
5Fatfel un Sti ver Hall's Cloth,
tng Hall,
.FINDAY.QHIO. .
-t$ i f ifLfeiyell .lighted the Boom
fTtnoroughlv TentiUted, making it the
best Boom In North-Western Ohio.
lYoTiquora Solde
aprgt4Qf M
flNDLAY -CARRIAGE FACTORY.
E . P. KOONd
Having Increased his facl!l'if t or turtles
out GOOD WORK, is prepare i to famish
V.ii"-- - '
Carriage,
., , Ilnjrgies, Sulkies,
-d. t-'. s
DnflloWag;on8,t
And ' ; Light Wagons,
' ATfWUiCE3TO fiDIT PCBCHASEES.
U the work done by me is warranted su
perior te Eastern work in all respects is
finish, style, and durability. The BEST work
men employed, and UCOD, SEASONED LTM-BCBused.-
Give wjo a call at my establisemeot, on
West end of Bail-road St., opposite the if stb
odlst Church. t P. KOOSS.
, Jan.26.18C7:?lln36rl
Hancock Co. Planing Mill.
-D.:FISIIER&o.
TTAVE COMPLETED THE1B NEW MILL,
II 00 West Crawford street ana are now
prepared to furnish builders with
' IS ASH, DOORS,
rJ " 5 . BLINDS, LATH,
FLOORING,
Uanafaotared.froiB good lumber.
ALL EDTDS Of tLLSISQ
Done on short notice. Our machinery is
meetly new and of the most improve J kind,
MOB wora uuuo tij iuo.ji ui reucu
Caih paid for' all kind of Lumber.
apr-20-tf D. C. FISHEB 4 Co.
150 PAIRS BLANKETS
At the Findlay WOOLEN MILLS.
WM. ANDERSON 5t CO.
New Hardware Firm !
: . i. In A. Bushon's Oil Stand.
1 D00B EORTH EEADQTJARTEES.
-. '
H. KOB & CO.
JJAVEon hand a general assortment of
GLASS. SADDLERY GOODS.
1 1 1 -
Gun Trimmings, Leather Belt
ing, "Wood Work for Bug
: gies and Wagons,
title ry, arpenters' Tools,
JsucyTus and rittsburg
" Steel Plows, the" best
"in the Market,
Atd everything ufual'y kept in a first-class
Hardware Etore, which we will sell
As' Cheap as the Cheapest !
' GIVE US A CALL.
epaS.'y H- KOB & CO.
Copper Kettles
.m mannfacturine the very best
1 r.onner Kettles of any size ordered.
and keeu an assortment on hand,
and keep an a MOBB1SOM A KICE.
Eepairing
t
ia kjnds of Tin or Copper-wsre prompt
. ' Ricrg.
a H
- -jr-rJ "i iieX-
:: ffroS 4i i-ixu r; 1 .
f :
TermsCash
-AT
OLD HEADQUARTERS
You will always find a ir
Good Stock
OF
SMWBLE MS!
at TUB-
LOWEST CASH PRICES!
We have adopted the CASH SYS
TEM, and hereafter will sell lor
Ready Pay Only.
We would aslwthose owing na to
come forward and settlo vp at once
BARJID at TCKLEYS..
P. H. PUJR.
W. A. WARD.
piCU & WARD,
Bay purchased the
Of Jao.C. Martin,
Where they have and will keep on hand a
large assortment of
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
Of the. latest and most approved paterns,
u-'v Uspi all kinds of
Tin, . "-
Copper and .
J apanned Ware,
Particular attention given to
ROOFING and SPOUTING
We will sell as Cheap as Ike Cheapest,
vlot of Set-Length, ar Aatl-Frees-iag
Pumps Just Beceired.
BGive us a Call.jgjr
merlnoilJy.
PUSH A WA.BU.
Dr. ROUTZAHN S
Celebrated -
Principal DepotKn. 40. Main street Spring-
neia, unio.
His Great Erysipelas Remedy
Will positively care Erysipelas within forty
eight Hours, ny an ouiwara appucauon.
His Invincible Goiter Ointment
Will effectually cure Goiter. Big Keck or Wen
without opening ine sum wuoin tu oays .
Ills Celebrated Blood Paige
Will cure all diseases originating from Im
pure Blood or of the Circulatory system.
His Great American Cancer Ointment
Will cure Cancer without burning nroutting.
The greatest aneer iiemeay know.
His Infallible Fever and Agne Specific
Will cure Fever and Ague within 48 hour
without Quinine, Arsenic, ino or any roi
son whatever.
His Healing and Drawing Salve
Will cure Job's Plagues, Carbuncles, Fellons,
Tumors. Ulcers, wounus ana ati uuronic
Bores, 4c. 4c. .
C. li. ETflMJEB A CO., Druggists, Find-
lay, sole agents for Uanoock County, Ohio.
aprzu am.
BRESS Ati
CLOAK MAKING
Mrs. E. A. WoodruO;
AT her rooms over Haley A Co.'s store,
nearlr opposite the Court Hhiss, Is
lully prepared with a full corps of hands tc
make and nt
DRESSES, CLOAKS, 4c, .
tn tha bt and ntiiui Donaihla manner.
BS-The Latest Fashions Jut
ttcceivea.
oclllno2l.tf
lilackbcrry Wine,
r.llSIILER'S Dimes
Sseley's Catarrh Eemedy,
FortsU
rt, GRAY,
STOVE AND TIli STORE
A x.
IS 67
i-.t:
WA60N FACTORY.
ABE BETTER PREPARED FOR
tk year lbt7 to manufacture i
Than erer before, we have had long expe
rience in the business, and can defy oompe
ution as to style ana auraoiiiiyai wore.
' We use note but the best Umber, iron, to,
and the work corresponds.
M Particnlar attention paid to
And all kinds wcid and ironwork. Our
vork thus far has civaa perfeut eatlsfaetion
and weliOM br Care and attention to merit
a oontinpance of the tiatronage of our citi
zens. CALL A9! THY
. FIRST PREMHIM Jk
i W- or Sliver Medal 4
BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE
at Br Um K. U. Afrtmliena fcir, t
IU kur, kuMM Kutu, txL S, Uui.
BHIETT'I
Vegetable Hair Hestoratlre
Bsfftorc Gray flair
rouW b their oHiflnal orrimc actiosi ; rdi-
- emtf Pandruf su4 ftumosTti r-siM
itajr Kbif osat t fa wsapuior PfVsi toj. r
. ltronuin bo itijuyioai. intrrcdAwuu. . v ,
i . A W 1Mb WM-C JkApssW A KtsT W
t tanosv ad Kik- ,
OWUWL, ' wSLflss
J. R. BARRETT 4 Cp., Propriatots.
C. D. EttljrerCa.,Bola Agents fbr
findlay, Ohio.
Moore Stausell, Forest, Ohio.
Raw Geo4tt New Qoodat
MIL-TJINERT
AND
Dress Making !
o Mr. A- C. Lfndaaf
TT; DCLtf iaforn her friends that she has
IT received her
PAXL AND WIST TBH STOCK OP
MILLINERY GOODS
Comprising all the Latest Style. She keeps
on band and makes to order all kinds of
HATH mmd BONNETS, and attends to re
modsling old styles, straw work and dress-
mxktng. Work-rooms ever B. B. Barney A
noyder'a Store. Sales -room one door north
of Carhaaan's Store.
juneU Has. A; C. LimdsaT
NORTH-WESTERN
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Having purchased the
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY I
rnrmarlv own fid bv ELI BEACH, will eon
P ttnua to oarrv on the business at the old
stand. West end of Bailroad Street, lie has
on hand a large stock of
BUGGIES.
'-y ' CARRIAGES,
SULKIES,
..: - 8 LEIGH S. itC.
Of every style and varlsty, ",1,
He employ none bat the VERY. Bt8T
Workmen, uses none but the .
VERY BEST MATERIAL
And een safelr assure thoss who need any
thing in his line that tuey will be satisfied
with it after giving it the severest lest. For
STILE, rBiCsi, ana uusibiuii, ne
Defies Competition
In North-wester Ohio. Particularly does hs
claim SUPEBiOBlTY over EA8TERS WOBK,
that many are in the habit of buying.
GOOD HOBSES taken in exchange for
work.
REPAIRING PBOHPTLT DOSE and satis
faction given in all cases. J. r. Aatta.
January 13. 1867-vliBo34tf
NEW
FALL AND WI
GOODS!
J. S. BALLENTINE & CO,
EG leave to say to their customers and
the pi hlio generally, that they have re-
ceived their stock; of Fail Uoods, among
which may be found a general 'assortment of
. FOREIGN AJTD DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS!
Tankea Kotioni, : Statiosery, Hoop
Skirta of the latest and beat
: sty lea,
Also, a full line of
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and
- Flowers. -
We keep a good quality of goods and will
sell as CHEAP as the same auaiity ot sooda
can be sold in the State.
One Motto Qnick Bales aad Small
Profits on the Cash System.
ayBtore corner of Main and Crawford
streeU, Findlay, O.
A choice lot of
LADIES' FURS
All fresh and new just received st
J. S. fiALLEN TINEA CO.'S.
A FULL line of Under-clothing, Cloves
and Haslery, ebeap at
BALLESTIKB A CO
ANDEKSOS'8 Factory Goods at Factor r
"prices ior sale at Ball en tine 4 Co'a.
ttAaTCOCk Coanty Bible Society Deposi
tory at J. B. BALLENTlslE A CO.'S
A N1CB lot of small Bcotoh Plaid and
.doable wool ehswis at Batientine A Co's.
I J A I J ILi3 Freech Merlao. Bnv
9 . i . u f V U 1 n
press vi m.
Aipasa'or English Hsrino Dress,
Bill pu.nra . "1
few
ill li! . . ..
1867. e
FiGllXlJOORE,
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NTER
it
I
to
it
A Reminiscence.
Onee, when I was a little boy,
I set me down to ery,
Be cause my little brother had ...
' The biggest piece of pie.'
Twas not but I had quite enough, '
- But that I could not see '
The reason why a partial aarse
. 8honld give him more than me.
They said I was a naughty boy, .
' But I have oft seen men
Behave themselves so foolishly
As I behaved then. ,.;;! .
For we are often thankless for
. Bioh blessings, whsn we sigh
To think some luckier neighbor has
- A "bigger piece of pie."'
NASBY.
NASBY. The November Elections--How
Result Affected the Faithful
in Kentucky.
POST OFFIS, CONFEDRIT X ROADS,
POST OFFIS, CONFEDRIT X ROADS, (Wich is in the Stait uv Ky.,)
November 10, 1867.
The Corners wax prostrated with
joy last nite at the receet nr the news
uv the November clecshuns. Tuer
wuz notbin demonstrative about our
joy tz there bed bin on occasions uv
less interest. No ! the rcault wuz
too great, too overwbelminly great !
Our nachers wuz filled with joy and
bubbled up to the eyes, and slopt
over in floods uv tears. Deekin Po
g ram's dawter Mirandy borrered a
tamborine, wicU wood answer for a
timbrel, and attempted to dance
down the street, after the fashion uv
Miriam; singin, "Shoot the glad
tidens," et acttry. but we rebookt
her. Sicu exultashen seemed to us
inadekate, ..The Deekin mot ma and
fallin onto my neck, wept perfoosely
down my back, wUsh I stood, ez long
es I cood bear the moiatver. . . Gently
direngagin him, I led htm to Baa-
con) a, fcann that so great a waste
uv llooids wood cot snort the old
saint's life, unless that waste cood be
repaired. We supplied the deficien
cy to-wunst Never aaw I . sicu a
picter. The blessed old man aittin
onto a bench, a glass uv hot whiskey
in his hand ; biv white hair a fallin
scantily about his temples, and tears
a runnin in rapid succession adown
bis irost-bitten nose, and, gllttenn a
moment on the tip, droppin like
strings nv pearls into the apace be-
low! It wuz tetcmn I
The citizens met that evenin, not
to rejoice, but to adopt aichmeas
urea for turning the victory to ac
count ez the occasion' seemed to de
mand. Th Deekin wnz there, and
bleeve every wbite male citizen uv
the Corners wuz in Lis aeet afora the
glad peala uv the bell bed ceased
pealin. I assoomed the chair and
in a few joodishut remarks stated the
obeck uv the meetin. Noo York,
remarkjt, bed spoken, and Noo Ger
sey, the bleased State uv which. I bed
the bonor to be a native, bed return
ed to her fust love. I wuz not ndw
ashamed to own that I wuz a native
of Noo Gersey. 1 tm proud nv it.
and were it not for the fact that
owe neerly half uv her citizens, in
sums rangin from a half dollar up to
eighteen, 1 wood return there to-
wujMt. But I won t. It i wood
awaken expectations in their buzzems
wlch wood never be fulfilled, and I'm
too tender-hearted, too considnt uv
the feelins uv othera to laeserata them
leelins. I can't properly express my
emosbuns. Thank heaven, the nig
ger is ourn. The Northern States
nev spoken, and in thunder tones.
The Ethiopian wunst wuz on the top
wave, but wher is he now? Two
VMra a cm ha wnv nAHflAl lmfr now
.t W The AblishnisU don't
need him no more to fill up ther
quotas, they don't need him no more
to take ther places la the next draft,
and thank the Lord be a the same
d nigger he alluz wuz. The stink
uv the nisrzer bez overcome ther
gratitood to him ther good feehn
hez bin swamped by ther pre
joodia. The Dimocraay nv the two
sections nv the Yoonion hez rusht
into each other's arms, the nigger
wuz between em, and consekently is
under our feet What happinia for
Kentucky! The nigger can't go
North with the- elecshen returns
stariu him in the face, and efhe
stay a here he must stay on oar terms.
Thank the Lord.
Deekin Pogram Bed that he hednt
felt so good sence his first wife died,
He felt too erood to speek, and the
brethern wood excuse him ef bis re
marks shood be breef. (We will
We will! with great yoonanimity. )
Four weekaago, when beheerd from
Ohio atcl A'uylvny ue bed tO-
wunst drawd up a skedule uv the less
that bed bin inflicted onto him by the
tyrannical edict nv the Ilhnoy Goril
ler, s copy nv wicb be wood reed :
November 10, 1867. YOONITED STATES uv AFRIKY.
November 10, 1867. YOONITED STATES uv AFRIKY. IN ACC'T WITH GABREL POGRAM, DR.
To I nigger, Bam, M years old 11,500 00
l . "-rompey, " j,iuu
"I ' Bcp, SO ' 1.400 00
i ".-Peter, iuX' ' 1,000.
To one lot missellaneons niggsrs, n
i in number, mostly crippled
and aot nvssaeb akkennt, hav
In bin flogd and ehawd by dorrs
and injoored by bein ksockt
about the head and back, a
disstplinta uv em, at aay SSOB
each
11,000 00
to on nigger gal. Jane, 18 years old
nearly white, with bloo eves
and early hair, for which I ked
hin '.fV.i-.l4 &Q tn An to Hoo
Orleans , .. . . . 500 00
To other wenches uv all shsdes aad
ira. ll in number, avcrasin
say liOO . , 00
! S13.T00 00
a
This bill he bed determined to put
in, becoz uv thia property be bed bin
robbed. Last nite he heerd uv the
result uv the Noo York and Noo
Gersev elecshens. and he felt that
more yit wuz du bim from the nn
constooshnel government under wich
we are forst to live. He wanted pay,
not only for bis twenty-four thous
and dollars' worth of nigger, but le
gle interest on the amount from Jan
uary 1st, 1863, to date, incloodin wat
he paid to bev the calculation made,
and the interest figgered onto it, and
he wanted it in gold, ez he considcrd
greenbax jist ez unconstooshnel ez
emancipaahen.
Issaker Gavitt remarkt that, on be
half uv hia father'a estate he hed a
claim on the oppressors. He bed
made out no bill, ez yit, ez the nig
ger wich alluz did the figgerin for
hia father hed got to be impudent,
and wooden't do it no more. But he
shood get somebody who cood-write
copy the Deekin s bill, wich wood
anser, ez the two farms workt about
the same number uv bands, tho nv
fancy stock hia father hed alluz kept
the most, wich accountid for bis
bein more bald headed than the Dee
kin.
Kernel McFelter wanted no pay,
He wanted but niggers. To accept
pay wood be to ackaptlege the rite
uv a luinoy goruler to releese em
wich be wood never do. He bed
one he aaw her to-day wich be
wood hev back agin. Her and her
husband,- wich bed bin married aence
they wuz torn from him, hed pur
chist ten akers nv ground up toarda
Garrettatown, and wnz a livih onto
Uv coarse, ez the emancipaahnn
was illegal, the produx sv their la.
lor unci that UtjQ win bi;itD(jett
in
vam
to
the
ous
to
asme ex though -they remained In
their normal oondiahen.: A he ten
akera woodent make bim good, but
they hed two children born to em
aence, wich, ef niggers brot any
price, wood do euthia toarda it
Has com perferred to her Uover-
ment pay ther valyoo, and let em
stay free. He bad arrived at this
conclooshnn after givin the subjeck
matoor considerashen. They all hed
some property now leastways they
cood all do wat they pleased with
their money. Troo, the heft nv the
proceeds uv their . labor went to Pol
lock for dry goods and groceries and
sicb. but he bleeved that they wuz a
imitative race. Ef so, and they fol-
l0Ww! .8g..rl Ml m iy thai.
wnlte aooperiors, they wood in time
leave the heft nv it at his bar.- He
bed a few uv em under trainin now,
and be notist that they wuz better
customers than the whites, ez they
didn't awallcr their raahena and tell
him to ."jist chalk it down."
A sense uv the meetin wuz then
taken, and a majority voted to fust
try to redoose them to their normal
condishon, and ef -that wuz decided
to be . impracticable, then we cood,
with still better grace, demand ther
yalyoo nv the Governmcm.
"Yes," exclaimed Kernel McPel
ter, "and for this great work ther is
no .better , time than 1 now. "The
Yoonyun cz it was I" Poller moi"
And forthwith tho entire eongre
gashun plied out, rushin toward the
nigger settlement on the uarretts
town road. :1: 1
- Arriyinat the settlement, a consul
tashen wuz held. It wus . desided
that I shuod swlvaiaa ta tho dsors
the bouses and demand surrender,
but I -declined. Kernel ' MoPelter
volunteered, and we all awaited the
result He knocked at the door uv
the first house.
" Wha' d'ye want ?" ' exclamed
voice. 1 '
'I want yoo ?" sed the Kernel.
"Wa'foah?" , . -jj
"My frend," sed the Kernel, im
pressively, "ef I recognize yoor dul
cct tone yoor my nigger.1 Four years
go yoo wuz set free, yoo sposed, by
Lmkin, but we ve .done away, with
that Come forth and give yoorsel
up; yoo shel, ef yoo go peaceably
hev yoor old Quarters ain and be
treated ez uv old. , ' C-'JI
, "Go way, white man, and atop
yoor foolin. Dis nigga's in bed.
"Break down the doors!' yelled
the Deekin, "and hev done with it !
and a rash wuz made.
The doors wuz .broke down, and
in a minit the nigger and his wife
and two - children, wuz out in the
street, bound, and the Kernel hed the
lurnitoor packt, ready to take to bis
own house. In the mean time, as
saulta bed bin made on two other
houses with ruther different results
Deekin Pogram led one on the house
uv a former slave uv hissen, and wnc
disabled by a charge nv shot in bis
leg, and the infooriated nigger threw
open the winder'and swore that he'd
empty tother barrel into the head uv
the first man who came within range.
The whole settleuaeat wuz by this
time alarmed, and lites sprang up
and we cood hear the click uv the
cocks nv muskets,' and the pilin np
uy furnitoor afore the doors. It wuz
desided that the attempt to re enslave
em be given over for that nite, and
carry in the Deekin,' who wuz weak
from loss uv blood, we made our way
to the Corners agin.
The result demonstrated to me the
impossibility uy the two races livin
tnorprruM" . jr. Tliera is
natral ' antagonism ltetween em wich
must result inevitably in a war uv
races, onless the status uv the two
im S4 t t- ..!. ...H.
can't be denied that: so long ez they
are among us, so long shel we be
tempted to subdoo em, and so long
will sicb sole-barrowin scenes ez that
uv last nite result Ez I beer the
groans nv that prostrated saint, Dee
kin Pogram, (this is written at his
bedside in the intervals nv feedin him
likker with a spoon,) I feel ez tho
must vindicate my birth by goin out
and killin a nigger. Nothin but the
oncertainty ez to who wood be killed
restrains me. : Thank heaven, next
yeer, when neymors or rendieton is
President and the nnconatitooshnel
acts uv a Bump Congress is done
away wlih, all this will be fixet. It
is this that soothes the Deekin and
enables him to endoor hia aufferins.
PETROLEUM V. P. M.
(Wich is Postmaster.)
Against ths Cdeeent. A wag
gish chap, whose vixen wife by
drowning lost her precious life, call
ed out bis neighbors all around and
told em that hia spouse was drown
ed, and, in spite of search, could not
be found, lie knew, he said, the
very nook where she had tumbled in
the brook, and he had dragged along
(he shore, above the place, a mile or
more. , wr.
"Above the place?" tho people
cnea ; "wny, wnas a ye mean f
Abe man replied. a t
Of course yon don't suppose I'd
go and waste the time to look be
low? I've known (he woman quite
spell,' and learnt her fashions
totbia well - 'alive or dead, she'd go
swow, against the current any
"Georere. do von remember the
story of David and Goliah ?"
sv - t ar 7
Yes, sir, David was a tavern keep
er and Goliah was an intemperate
man. .- , .- j
"Whq tol4 you that ?'
"Nobody. I read it, and it said
tbat David .fixti a sling for Goliah
and Goliah got sieved with it.
Weak doses of washboard are now
recommededto ladies who complain
of dyspepsia. Young men troubled
the same way may be cored by a
strong preparation of wood-saw. ;
The young lady who was discharg
ed from a pickle factory because she
was so sweet that the vinegar would
not act,' has found employment in a
J www.
The heart of a young girl is like a
nest, where the little swallow chirps,
shows its head, tries its wings, and
watches the favorite moment to fly.
To marry and to die are the most
expensive enterprises man -can en
gage in ; so expensive, indeed, that
many can afford to dp neither the one
nor the other.
A woman took a second hushand
keep herself from fretting to death
over the losa of the first one.
A man with money never lacks
friends, . and a man without never
aeks somebody to kick bim down
hill. " :
Candor in some people may be
compared to lemon drops, in which
acid predominates over the sweet
ness. . ! , . ,i ' -I-"
Some wives are said to be so jeal
that they don't like their spouses
tnWwf a tfa sjPWtl, . : J
Fall and Winter Trade
Of.1867-68.
FRESH ARRIVAL
.OP
Hats, Caps and Furs
at;the
IW YORK HAT STORE,
H. H. GORE,
HAS received a large invoice of all the
various goods in his Hue direct from the
bouse with wbiou be is connected in
NEAV YORK
and no- offers to the publio ths following
advice : Patronize anr institution which
deals exoineivelr in one line of goods if
possible, as you are always sure to get net
ler bargains thsn in a "General Variety" or
" Bartur Store." Because the man who
does suoh business iuIIv undersUuda a-bal
ir -( nrmX. makes lie bsd bargains, for
which bis customers have to sutler. . ,
Hr. Gore keeps in addition to - .,
HATS. CAPS AI
... A complete assortment of .
Gloves, Trunks,
Neck-Ties, Collars,
, STJSFENIERS,
BUFFALO ROBES!
r. .411 of whlclf ba will seU to yoa '
Z Pep Coat GHIrVPER
, Than any other firm In loa n.
Gentlemenfs Furs,
LADIES' HOODS !
NEW FASHIONS NOW ON EX
HIBITION. Call and examine his stock,
novl
H.U. GORE.
Amusements !
Grand Exhibition
OP
READY-MADE
CIOTHING
AT
H00PT1 BYAL'S
Wonderful
Cheap Store !
'N .
SECOND EDITION
From Washington
Hal1e.ll' 10
Change In the Cahinet!
Washington, D. C, Oct 11.
A flyinef rumor speaks of
more changes in the Uabinet
The President seems determined
to have things his own way . if
possible.
An important meetiner was
held this morning, and public
matters " warmly discussed.
News had been received, offi
cially, that HOUPT & BYAL,
of your place Findlay, were as
i. l! 11 . j? ..
tonisning ine nauves witn a
handsome stock of Cloths, Cas
simsres anu vesungs. just re-
ceived from the Eastern Cities,
wonderful low prices.
T QUn RIABIRSI
Kotice is hereby given that Prof. J. D.
FORD, the Premium Cutter, superiutends
the U ercbant Tailoring Department.
No charge for cutting where
we sell the goods.
CALL AND SEE US.
Boora is :New Block oDooaita Davis
Ursso's Oroaery.
EXTRAOUDIAUY:
m mm
D. CLINE & SON,
IK Goit's Old Store Room, teeing the neces
sity of bavins atroe central poiut at which
FARMERS can dispose of their , . :
Poultry, Produce. 4c.
At the Highest Prices for Cash
or in Exchange for Goods at
Lew Hates,
Have made preprationa to purchase large
quantities of ' I
BUTTER, EGOS, RAGS
feathers and all kinds of Parmer's
and have on b404.a larse stock of
Coffee,. Tea, Bogarrj
And all kinds ofGROCiiKIES '
Tin, Wooden, Glass, Stone and Crock
ery .Ware, Plain ana fancy
Which will be sola t ail killing" low
prices. These are faoU-no blowing ! ,
SSyDrop around and see. .v : '
. D. CUSEASO,
OftlSnoIS.y .Jo y . : t ' ' '
: UNPQEGECEdTED !
rpHK ;auoesss which has attended the
X efforts ot . . , , . t . .-
MORRISON 4 RICE,
In establishing a
FlTVit-OlASiei'. ' "J
STOVE
.. , ... .. . . i - - - . -
AMD TIM
. ;.t s.i'. v . -'- -
STORE
: tn FtndUy, t )
Is no less flattering to the proprietors than
printable to their numerous customers, ;''
They will continue their busluess iuu Ue
Good.Goods
At the same prices at' which thoMofania-
(nrii.r qaalitr nr fHrd. i - - -
-4of
RiEFEBER
Family Mediciaes,
ABE prepared under the Immediate su
pervision of a skillful physician, and
Uiey may be relied upoa in aD eases.-
The intelligence of the community Is sot
Insulted by the offer of a single medicine
which el aims to our all Diseases, .but the
Graefenberg' Remedies consist of eleven
different medicine, aS unequalled in the
cur of the diseases fur. which the; axe
recommended, among whieh may bs selected
one appropriate to any of the disease Inci
dent tn this country and ciune.
The Uraeiennerg Vegetable Pills are bet
ter than any other kind ol Pills iu the world.
Price 13 oeHls.
Graetenberg Uterine Catholicon is an in
falible remedy for all Female diseases.
Prioe $1,60. . .
The Uterine Catholicon will also cure Gra
vel, diseases of the Kidneys, and urinary
difficulties in males.
The (iraefenberi; Saraiparflhi la by far thm
most powerful and efficacious compouud iu
use. rriceii.uu.
The Uraelenberg Dysentery Srrup is a
ceriain and quick remedv for all diseases of
the bowels. Price SO cents.
iua uiMnutoii rn. avmmay -aever rails
to permanently relieve thia distressing dis
ease. Price 11,00. ...v
The Graeienberg Childrea's Panacea is an
invaluabls compound in all diseases incident
to children. ,
The tiraefenberz Fever and Aeue Remedv
is a sovereign speciflo for this .particular
disease. Price iu cents.
'the Graefenberg breen Mountain Oint
ment exeels all olner salvesin itaenrativa
effects. Price 15 cents.
The Graeteuberg Health Bitters are th
most pleasant and delightful tonio ever pre
pared. Prioe IS eents. . ,
The Graet'anber Eye Lotion Is unparallel.
ed in all inflammation or diseases of the eye-
rrice cents.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Hs. H. B- KiKoatit Dear Sir : We feel It
a duty we owe to ike pablio.-to state that
Marsual s Uatboli con is a medicine invalua
ble for complaints ctaseed anderlh head or
Female Diseases. We have used your
Graefenberg Medicines. and have been great
ly benefitted thereby, so much so, that were
the price double we would have them., To
itie iiiouaEus or ur sex wbo are suffering
from weaknesses, we would reooniaeud tne
Lamonuou t a sure panacea. It gives
strength to the system, aud enables each of
tne organs 01 tne body to perform their sp
propriAta luucuuas. ' --
Miss C. S.
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. W. CARTER, Mrs. E. M. WEEKS.
Medina, March 1, 1865.
. , .
The above named ladies we are personally
acquainted with, and know that lor several
years, while w lived in Medina, they were
great sunerers. mas w. bas been so badly
ali'ected that it was wilh great diffloulty so
was able tn stand upon ber leet. A lew bot
tles of Catholicon entirely cored her ol her
complaints. My wits received great beneiit
irom this medicine. We reuocmend it to
tne ladies ot ibis country as a safe and ef
ncienl remedy lor the many complaints they
Medina, March 1, 1865. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor of Canfield Herald.
H. B. KINGSLEY,
CLEVELAND,
'' .' ; Aeeiit tor tha Stale.
FOR'SALE by S. A J. H. Huber A Co. C. D.
Ettinger A Co., and M. Gray, Findlay ; 2.
Barney. McComb : K. Watkins. BlunUmi X
D. -GHipktnS, Uilbos: Philip W.ichACo.,
Arlington ; M. Greer IA USoa. Ut. BJanchard :
Daniel (jimeravaniue. juliauoa.liin
BROAD
GAGUE.
SHORT LINE
Atlantic i.Great Western
BE0AD O AGUE RAILWAY !
-vu- .. V
Cincinnati, or Urban a, or GaEonor
Manifleld, or Cleveland, or
. i . Corry, or 8alamanca, . .! : - : i
pa m vstrtM
' . -i-. , . - i.J
NEWYORiK,
Boston, Pittsburg, . t-r , l
Pbidelphia, Baltimore,
.And Washington City;-'
This Is th only rente tothe ,
Oil Regions ol Pennsylvaaia f . ,)
Passengers who wish a Quick and Com
fortable Trip will appreoiate the . Hmootb
and Perfect Track, tb LuxurieusDay Cars,
and the Magnificent Sleeping Coaches,. tha
Excellent Dining Mails with ample time for
Meals and tb prompt tin and sore onneo-
tions of th
ATLANTIC A GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY. - '
Fart it Lmm mad Timt as Quirk ey'asy
ether- HouU, ... , ...
Through Tickets' and Baggage Cherks
Mo. 233 Broadway, New York; No. 15 State
street, end 35 School street, Boston; Depo
and Union Omues, Cleveland; Ho. 68 Clark
street, Chicago; in Cincinnati, at No, M West
rourtn street ; n.k. corner Broadway and
Pront streeta: US Vina afreet: at U. R. Uall
Line Kleamers Landing, foot of Vine street,
and at New Passenger Depot ol tb Cincin
nati, Hamilton A Dayton Itailway ; in Louis
ville, at 8. W. eor. Main and Tbirrf r.ta
and IS Fourth street, and at the Offices !
Couneoting Lines.
L,. U. KUCKER, Gen'ISnpt.
B. SaaTTDO. Ueu'l ticket Agent. aprl
JOBBIIXG & SP0UTIG
.it
DONE on short notic, in tore andeoaa
fi la ths bsst msBi.tr, by
MUJWiO A RUje, .
ProducevUhoeght ths a preparation having for its
The QmX rNew, England
REMEDY,
DR.
2-J. W.POLAND'S 5
whits pixk 'Sy
iicoxipoiim jl
la nnm offered to th atlicted throughout the
countrv aflsr having been proved by the
test of eleven years in the New England
8tales, where its meriu have become as well
known as the tree from which, in part, it de
rive Its virtues.
THE WHITE FISE COMPOUND
Cares Sore Throat, Colds, Cough. DIptbeHa,
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and rui
moaary Affections generally, it is a
remarkable remedy for Kidney
V i.. Complaint. Diabetes, dl acui
ty of Voiding Urine,
Bleeding Irom tha,
. .. i" d,r uavl and
.i li X 5. 1 i i aihe h- .
- plaints.
THE WHITE FIXE COMPOUND.
"ll iu sarly in the spring of 13ii that
thla aom nound was originated. 1 rniahir
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the tbroai akieeoea wiun a eraagreeabi
eoeeh.-i had tor some months urevioas
uaaia the i aside bark
of the white pise.
might bes composnded
aa t b verv use
ill in diseases ui th throat JUld iuata. . To
attest the value of it tn the ease alluded to,
somooundea a small quantity of the medi
cine I naa oeen planning, anu gave n in tea
spoonfsl doses. The result we exceedingly
gratifying, witnin two oays tn irriiaun
of the throat was removed, the cosgh sub
sidnd and a speedy cur was enacted. 8ouo
after This 1 seat some to a lady in Londonder
ry, N. II.. Abo had been suffering tor weeks
witn a naa euugn minssionej oy suaaen Joia,
and had raised mueou .stieaksd with blood.
Bbe sonn'found relief and sect for mora. She
took about ten ounces of It, and cot well
i. B. Clark, Esq., editor of the Manchester
Daily Mirror, made atrial or th same ore
paration in the ease of a severe cold, and
waseered hnmeaiatery. tie was so highly
pleased with the results, and so confident in
success attending its sales, if placed before
the pnulio, that he finally persuaded m to
give n a nam, ana sena it soroaa to benefit
the suffering. In November, 1855, 1 first ad
vertised it under the name of the Whit
Pine Compound, hi two years from that
; time there had bien wholesaled in Manches
ter alone, k kmmirtd dollar worth, where it
tieksjjeiade4 all the eencB remedies la
t..e market, a(d. still maintains that posai.
tten. There ar gooa reasons tor all tnl : it
m very soothing, aad healing in Its natare, I
warming to in stomacn, ana pleasant witn-
al U the taste, ana wexeeeaisgry cheap.
" A wremedy lor kidney complaints, ths
White Pin Compound stands unrivalled. I)
was not originated r tnt purpose, bat a
person in using it for a cough, was not only
cured ef th ouflh. bat was stso cured ef a
klduey difficulty ot ten years standing.
Biao tkat accidental discovery many thou
sands have used it lor the .same complaint
aud have been oonipiefery cured. -
Tbe above wa irHtsn by Dr. Poland in
IsbO. Hince tkan. as in Manchester, the
Whit Pin Compound has taken tho lead of
All cough remedies, a wen as preparations
for JU cure ot Kidney difficulties, in 'every
city, towa, village audi hamlet, tnroughouL
tb Sew England States. --
This remedy Is as safb and pleasant to taks
as it tsMieswai. - , , i
' The editor of th Manchester Daily and
Veekly Mirrcr, in the leader of tne Dally,
thus write 4 th Compound r '
.-.The Whit'PinCvm,pound is advertised
at much length in our columns, aad we are
happy leteasn tact tb dsmaad for It is-increasing
bevond all previous eapectatiana
ft is th vary bee medicine- for coughs and
colds -a fcnuw ef, and.no famHy that has
once used it will Ser h withoutlt. We
apeak en. ourowir-aoDwiedg. it is sure
to kill a cold, and pleasant as it is sure.
THE WUITK PINE COMPOUND.
G EO: W. S WTT, Proprietor.
., i .l'lfxassaas sr ran
tJiew England Botanical Depet,
J 10s banover Street, Boston.
Under th eperviaio ol H v. J. W. Polaad.
Benton, Slyer a vanneid. and atrong
A Armatreog. Wholesale Agents, Clevelaad.
'or sale in findlay by G. D. Ettinger A Co
M. Gray, fHAi. M. Buber A Co., and 8.
D. Frey A Co.. dealer In drugs and mediol-
eassneraitv ,i i.j ; marS.lv
To TencLier.
rTHE BOARD OP 8CUOQI. EXAM.
X. l.NKKd of Hancock County, will meetal
tne Bonooi ttou in uistrict o. , rindlay
township, for th examination ef Teachers
on the following days during the year 1867
Saturday, March Id.
.,.' . March loin.
April 6th.
April Juth.
, . t . May 4th.
May lmh.
June 1st.
illil.M.
September 7th.
' September list.
' i October 6th.
October 19lb.
'jj. . m. - November Id. i
November ttuh.
- December 7th.
December list.
Examinations to eommencs at half nast nin
o'clock, A.M.
Each applicant fs required to psy the Ex
aminers s fe ol fifty .caala on entering th
class.
All applicant are required to famish writ
ten testimonials of good moral ebaraoter,
those who hav seen engaged as teaohers to
obtain these from their last employers) who
will also certify to their faithfulness ojkI suc
cess as teachers; which testimonials vUl be
kept on file. -i
No certificate will be issued without an ex
amination ; no private examinations will be
hald ; no certincal will be antedated ; no
oandldate will be admitted for re-examination
within three month alter n eeooad fait
ar. Applicant ar requested to furnish
spaoimeu of pnmaabip.
Those who fail to comply with tha above
requisition will not be admitted forrs-esam
ination.
By order of tb Board.
.. - i JOHS BOWMAN,
jan-ly j Secretary Hoard of Kxanunsra.
CROCKERY
J.- W. DAVIDSON & CO.
i .......
TTAVE noensd 2an sUbllshment in th
list formerly occupied by J.8.Ballen-
Uue, nana iu seal exclusively la
' i : . i
o
Plated-Wape,
Wood & Wriow-Wap
Ware.
Fruit
Cans and
Jars,
-T-
r,
Tin, Earthen and Glass.
The assortment is largs and well selects d
and will D sold si lair living rates.
-7 . 4. W. 1IAVIIMOM A CO.
mayjtnol.ls
FIlhST NATIONAL BANK
, .OP.riIaAT.OHlO.
(Authorized Capital, - - eioo.ooo.)
Oeslgnaled Depbslforr and Financial Agsnt
of th U. B. ilaak! DisaosnkDenoeit and
, Exchange. Inlertpaidou8peclaJDepoit
Smukutf Hstsrs-9 fe UVrfar A. M., asl 1 1
4 CMC r. M.
- iVrRBCTORSl '
B. P. Joints. W. H. Wbsslsb, Usual Baows
i Isaao Davis. ,'JLll. WtLso.
' tw BaaxJng Houas la Crook House Block
j . P. JONKa, Pres.
a OetlS 14.3111 C. at. 1UB. :
i Millibery ! .
MISS JUU& A. PARKER
TtESIRES to eall atlentloa to her stock c
U M 11X19 KBIT GOOira, HATS, BONNETS
and TB1MM LNGa, Just reivd by Bar al w.
B. A 1. J. Whlr A OeC'abtor. aprllno47
BB TIBTUOC8 a;X
TOO WIU,
BE
oa fsrnlab
a tarnisB yori
tfl iu!..
tssV
the
and
ia
live
even
Acl
C.
k...
Taa,
r
(thartio
the warp as is ef
Tor aa
Mcdlmne.
Xaatiw
Perhaps ao oae aed
cia is so anivenaUy r
aired by everybody s
a cacharae, mat was eve
mtm
It adopted into as.
very coaatry aad aaost
all elsim, a ttte mil
yUU The obvkxu re
Vj habie aad s smts
bul Mmadv
tfcr- Tboaa wh bar
trie.1 it, know that it eared Ovum: those who hav
aot, know that it cures their neighbors and Stcwus
aad aa know that wha it doe ewe a doe alway
that it aeror falls through aay mait er aepecto
iu composition. We bare thousands upon too
sands oeertincates ef their remarkabss ewe of tb
following complaints, bat sach care ar kaowa a
every aeighboraeod, and w aeed aot nbttah them
Adapted wan aires and eewcSttowsia all cluaaue
euatarainx aeUher ralomoi or any detetanoas drug
Sber may be lakew with saSaty by aw j bedy.- Tbet
sur'ar seating presevTe them ever fraehaad make
Uteia pleasaat t take, while being parery vegetNi
no harm can ariae from their ase in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence oa tht
inim-n.l TiiM-en to nurifV the blood and stimulate t
nto healthy action remove tfaeebeUustluaeef th
slemacb, bowels, Hver, aad mbr neam mt ths
hodr. reatorina their wreaalaracttew t health, aht
by comctm?, wnerever mey iwi w
saent aa are the art erigia ef uisesse.
Minute directions ar givaa ta the wrapper
the box. for the following complaints, whaA th
Jill rapidly enre-- -
r.. ltlinr and - AfSien, they
hoiiWI ua laauB mniWralyly to atimnlate tha atom
ach and restore Hs healthy ton and autioa.
For Llm CeiplarwS and its varioa symp
tms, BUlw Ucr, Melt lAeiidacavm
Jmm&cm or One mchu . ' Wilt)
t'alle awl Bflio Imn, they shoald be u
dioieasly taken for each ease, to eorrcot the diseased
aotioa or remov th obetractieaa whsuki caas w.
For Isyaeasery or PlnisllBSi, but on mild
dose ie eeuerally required.
Vox aS.sisllM, , vanrt, INsIa.
of tM IIavr, PslB ts She AieW
tuck ana ow. tney sboojci s eeatmupusiy
taken, as required, chance the
the system. With such change
actwao
thoe eassplaiats
uisappear.
isannear.
For UriaiT and PrepeSeal
they
Should ' ' l ' "imsl limn 1- pro
duce the effect of a drag tic pone. .
For Mwppri lei a &rr dee shoald be take
as it produces the (k-aired effect by synipathy.
Ass INwner Fiil, take one sr two PWJa to pro
mote- digestioa aad relieve the stow sen, -
Aa eccawwasl nose nmiHsT-rr IB i
i aad
bowels mto healthy actios, rests th appatu.
aad invigorate tb system , Meae tt k nam ad
vantageous where no seriou davangaaaeat swtstSi
One wbo leels tolerably weir, often Snds that a doe
of these Piile makes Um feel decidedly better, boas
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dig
At apparatus.
XJT. J. C. ATTX CO.:rmoticmt C&ewslst.
XOITXXX. MA3S U. 4V A- '
& b. Fr r A Co 8.- A V. M. Huher A C6.,
ytndlay; H. Greer A So, .Mt.-shard;
D. Giibar h Tanlu ; Sparling A Tamer, Mo
Combs and by41 dealers. . y : -snptfijl
- RING'S.!
1 a.
sarlVtts.
GRAY HAIR.
ThlswthetwssxsJltrh st King made.
This 1 th Cora tbat fay '
la the Ajwsoata that Sing made,
i .- " :. ,- . ,
This is th Man who was bald and
gray.
Who now haaravea loeka.thy say.
He ased the Care that lay
latBT tttT"" "' Biagaiada
This to th Maiden,!
irav.
. Wbo married the ma
gray,
: Who aow baa raven locks, they say.
He ad the Ansaoeta mat au
This Is the Psreoa. who, hyO war.
Married the matdea, htndsom sad
T eTiasn once bald and gray,
But wbo nam ha raves locks, they
Beeause he need tte Care that by'
la the AMBBOttA that King made, .
I I II IB Em IVS1 um I Ulf
! 1 To axouje tbe nconle sad sad n
HV!Cato this Set, whkh here doe lay
tlfmmwcmUnot seSoMer ,
(Mi
I A AHHm'' '-" -P m--
8. dt J.M. UUBZB CO Agent for
Hancock Count). augM-ly
LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS !
. t j
A fine .UMrtmaat of ."
HAND LAMPS, : j
STAND LANPS, ,
BRACKET LAMPS.
HARPS AND DOUBLE BUB STEMS
For sale cheap at - -
CHAT'S DRUG STORE. ;
CARBON
OIL,4
Of the best quality, at -
HWX.
RING'3 AMBROSIA ! 1
For the Hair.
Hall's Hair Renewer
Itch Remedy and
Horse Powders
At
CRAY'S DRUG STORE.
A RAT, A HAT I
DEAD FOR A DUCAT I Thy fad hint on
Gray's Rat Ilxtermiimtor!
Only twenty eents a box. Whom Uk an- 4
other box. uetitatuttAi swuuuoiiuu.
a Baa s tm aa a n vy y ' - -
DIARRHEA V
A'Saie, Speedy and Certafa Cmsa wr
--3.l.
CHOLERA MORBUS. ;
DIARRHEA, DISENTERY,
CBJJLPS, CHOLICS, ) ; -f
An4 all the various ...
S0MMERC0HPLA1NTS. a lr.
This invaluable medicine Is prepared frim
Private Prescription of aa cid Physician
used by bim in an extensive. pr-4-
UDwards of fifteen year, and bas never been
known to fail in a single iusUneo, whoa taken
accordance with the directions.- - -
This medicine contains Anodyne, CarmiAav , ,
aud Tonio properties un.ttd insux'-i a '
manner ami in such proportion aa moat,,
supply to exert on the sytiain the ccinbiai,K
poaers of the whole, with at desircjirg or .
weHkeniDir ice meaiciaai wowara u -1
either. Pri;-e $5 and 50 eeols. - -
TRT A. BOTTLB1
Be convinced of its efficacy, aul yt a will
never M viutout u. .
bPOCCI WUl 1S, Piaattalafi,"
BUFFALO. T.
Sold by !t Drucv '
D. Ettiag-er dt C., Wrwegista, eie
Ajeats jor a- n-uj, w
nawnr ecmrsnv.
. r. aom '
ISTlirVV FIRM.
SCHWARTZ & KUNZ, ;
Pealerala ' ; ; ;;;
GROOEllIlS&PROVlillONSj
TWO dor oata ai w. a. . j. walc
a ra.'aStor.Mala BtrL Findlsv. Ohio.
na hand and for sale eholc Familr
OrocerisnhMFIoBr,8aiL Pish. Coffee, .
Sat a't parhpa Oil, ta?, Hams, ie. :i i
cash pi anner aa , c,w
Vai
af M II I V HI7IJ
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of