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OFFICE'. I
Sandnskj SL, first Door list of Pjcst OSse.1
E. G. DE WOLFE, Editor.
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TERM3-I2 00 Per Annum in Advance.
FINDLAT, O.
FRIDAY. : : OCTOBER SO. I66S
National Union Republican Ticket.
; FOE PliESIDEST,
. r ULYSSES S. GRANT,
Of Illinoin.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
.- ' ' Of Indiana.
: Senatorial Electors at Large,
DAVID TOD,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
. District Electors.
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1st Dtat. JoJui G. OMen.
Stanley Matthews.
Andrew G. McBurney.
Jonathan Cranor.
David Tliomson.
. David II. Bailej-.
Charles C- Walcntt.
Lyman Ii. Matson.
Luther A. Hall,
i Hi rain Frcase.
Joint J. Harper.
. lliilip 31. Wagcnlials.
William D. Hamilton.
..: Seth M. Barlier. ,
. Levi Barlier. .
Isaac Welsh. " v
, Edward F. Schneider.
. Stelwn H. Pitkin. .
Frederick Kinsman.
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NEXT TUESDAY.
'. We have neilher time nor space to
urge onr friends to do their whole
duty next Tuesday, and we trust it is
not necessary. Leave not a vote at
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THE RESULT IN OHIO.
: In another column we publish the
official vote of this State by counties,
It foots np as follows :
' Sherwood, Union..... .207,061.
" Hubbard, Dem 249,689.
Union majoritv.-l . -17,372.
If we all doour duty next Tuesday,
Grant will carry the State by at least
25,000. Let Hancock County do her
share. , ' . '. "'
THE RESULT IN OHIO. FRAUDS!
Look well to your tickets. We
have reliable information that Dem
ocratic tickets are b?iny circulated
beaded with the nimes of Grant and
Collax. Be sure that every Eepub
lican ticket voted, has the names of
all the Republican Electors. Com
pare your ticket witn tne ticket in
the Jutebboxiah, or nse those only
yon know to come lrom the Repub
ican committee. .
FIGHTING JOE HOOKER.
. .This gallant old soldier was a
Buffalo last week, where theBepnbli-
- cans had a good - procession, . after
! " witnessing which he turned to Mr.
Gnswold, the Bepnblican candidate
, for Governor, who was .standing
- near him and made the following pa
triotic remark: "I hope, sir, you
may be elected I also hope the loyal
people of the nation will see to it that
no mai attaint .public position uho
: hat at any time sympatliiztd with tlte
rebellion, or for a moment doubled at
" toJiitiuty to ' our common : country.
The success of the Republican ticket
In this contest is tbc'salration of the
i Toarself we shall have-peace and
prosperity ' : -
ARREST OF JUDGE DICKINSON.
' It has been the' opinion of ' many,
since the discovery of the natural
. ization frauds in the Ninth District,
that Dickinson. Democratic Con,
greasman elect from that District,
has been implicated in the matter,
notwithstanding- the attempt made
. to shift the responsibility upon the
shoulders of Mc Ardlc, his clerk
Last Monday it was decided that
sufficient evidence had been obtain
ed to justify the arrest of Dickinson,
and he -was arrested while at Clove
land. He asked a continuance of the
case for the purpose of making pre
parations.for defense, and was grant
ed until the fourth day of November
His hail was. fixed at' $3,000. : Mc
Ardlc's. bond was also increased
from $3,000 to 5,000. While we
have no wish- to pre judge the case
we must say that wc cannot under
stand how these frauds could have
taken place in Judge Dickinson's of-
fice without his knowledge and con
sent, to nse no harsher term
And these are the men , who have
been traducing , and villifying Wm
II. Gibson from every stump in the
District Time makes all
even.""'
things
In a new book written by a mem
ber of the Louisana Tigers, a milita
ry organization which gained extend
ed notoriety during tho war,' as be
ing made up of the worst elements
of the City of New-Orleans, there is
much to comfort the supporters of
Seymour 1 and Blair From the first
chapter of the advance sheets of this
expose, the' following paragraph is
taken: 'It was , currently reported
and fully, believed through all the
army of Gen. Lee,, that Mr. Vallan
digham and other leading Democrats
of Ohio, New York, and Pennsylva
nia, had arranged a plan by which
risings and riotous meetings 6hould
be inaugurated ou the Fourth of July
in all the great Northern cities. The
scheme failed, except in New York,
and there it came so late as to be of
no avail in bur behalf at the Gettys
burg battle.
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THE WAR DEMOCRATS.
Great Meeting in New York.
Grant and Colfax Indorsed.
A;largj iiaiuber of the leading
merchants and professional men of
Sew York City, many of whom bad
heretofore supported and acted with
the Democratic party, issued the fol
lowing call :
Those of Democratic antecedents.
who wish to retain the entire Union
upon principles that are just ; who
believe that the debt incurred in sup
pressing the rebellion is a sacred
obligation ; who insist that the plight
ed faith of the nation shall not be
violated, and that its name and credit
shall not bt disgraced; who desire
tn treat thp States, Istelv in rebellion.
with lenient jQs'.ice, but who will not
consent to surrender the government
to Southern rebels, still insisting
that the rebellion was right, and still
boasting of continued devotion to the
"lost cauee;" who arc opposed to
the repudiating doctrines of the New
York platform, and to the revolu
tionary manifesto of one of its candi
dates ; and who believe that peace,
safety and prosperity for the whole
country, will be secured by the elec
tion of Gen. Grant all such are re-
quested to meet at the Cooper Insti
tute, on Wednesday evening, Octo
ber 21. -
To this were appended the names
of Henry. Nicoll, Moses Taylor, Ed
wards rierrcpont, James liurry.
Frank "Work, William Cutting, John
E. Work, Peter Cooper, Thomas .
Carhsrt, Henry Clews. Dr. A.Jacoby,
Dr. G. KrackowiUter. K. A. wittnaus,
C. K. Garrison, Alex. 1. btewart,
Wm. F. Havenmeyer, Charles A. Se-
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cor. I rancis JS. uuiunz, xienry vx.
Stebbins, Zeno Secor, Wm. H. Webb,
C. V. S. Eoo6Cvlt,. fc.imuel Jsecor,
Adam - Spies, Georpo ;.G. Sickles,
Charles K. Grham, Effingham Town
send, Henry. D. Ingalls, George 11.
Butler, Edward Haight, V m. r. Wil
ier, Joseph Scligman, -Frederick
Kunhe, James McCollough, William
Kemblc, Henry Hilton, Andrew Car-
rian and many other prominent
gentlemen. .
In pursuance of the above call, on
the evening of the 2lst,' Cooper In
stitute was filled to its utmost capac
ity. The inside meeting was called
to ord r by Judge II ilton, who mom
in'atcd Hon.' Francis B.' Cutting as
Chairman. A long list ot V ice l res-
i dent b and Secretaries was then read,
after which the following resolutions
were adopted : "
EeiolvcJ, That in our judgment, as
War Democrats here assembled, the
true interests of the country demand
of every citizen at the coming elec
tion an earnest inquiry as to whether
the happiness and prosperity of the
people of all classes will not be ma
terially promoted by regarding the
instincts of patriotic feehngs, instead
of obeying the demands of mere par
ty leaders, who seek their individual
interests, instead of the common
welfare of all.
Reiolvcd, That in view of the delib
erate declarations of one of the chief
nominees of the Democratic National
Convention, promising us discord if
not revolution in the future, instead
of harmony and peace, we should
not, as citizens, be unmindful of the
daDgcrou3 consequences which must
ensue from placing our government
under t!'e control of men thus reck
less and revolutionary.
And when, in addition, we are pre
sented a platform whose principal
feature is the repudiation of a na
tional debt, incurred while our coun
try was distracted by a rebellion, and j
to the payment of which we nave de-;
liberately pledged our honor as a na-;
tion, we leel it to be our solemn duty
to protest and , declare that we will
have neither part nor lot in a polit
ical party controlled by such men,
and maintained for the accomplish
ment of revolutionary and dishonest
purposes.
Retdoed, That the time-honored
policy which guided the Democratic
party in other and better days, stead
ily and effectually inculcated princi
ples of duty and Justice,, devotion to
the Union, an unfaltering determina
tion to uphold the Constitution and
maintain the national faith and honor,
we desire to preserve and perpetuate
these principles,' and, therefore, we
First That the plighted faith of
the nation shall not be violated, , nor
its name and credit disgraced.
Second: That , while wc would
treat the States lately in rebellion
with knrcnt justice, we will never
consent to surrender the government
into the hands of unrepentant rebels
who so recently sought to destroy
it.. ..
Third That we are unalterably
opposed to the repudiating doctrines
of the xscw lork platform, and spurn
with indignation the revolutionary
threats uttered by one of its candi
dates. And final! y.
Confidently believing that the
peace, safety and prosperity of the
wtiolc country will be insured, and
the national honor preserved unsul
lied, by the elevation of Gen. Ulys
8cs S. Grant to the officeof President,
we do hereby pledge our earnest
united and hearty exertions to secure
his election.
After the adoption of the rcsolu
Uons, Hon. Edward- Piercpont was
introduced and proceeded to make
one of the most eloquent' and effec
tive speeches of the campaign. We
can only find space for the closing
paragraphs, which are'' especially
worthy of the perusal and cacetul
consideration of every voter before
depositing his ballot next Tuesday,
lonsider it well, fellow citizens,
vote deliberately, vote concientious
ly, vote down the patiiot,yote npthe
reoei n you wiii, vote Grant a fail
ure and Lee the hero ' of the war.
But, before you thus vote, tear down
these mocking monuments erected
to your patriot 'dead; demolish every
memorial stone at Gettysburg, 'and
in every place where a grateful na
tion has reared a soldier's tomb !
'evel three hundred thousand little
hillocks tinder which sleeps three;
uunurea inousana young men
ot the country, they' died to
save ; the grnss is very ' green, so
watered by mothers' tears, and the
roses blocm ' well, which mourning
sisters and berea-ed wives have plau-
lea on mo6o graves: Tremolo them
in tneeartn tuey are all a mockerv
le sleepers died in an ignorble
cause, and well deserved their doom
and the rotting prisoners of the
Libby, and the starving, tortured
soldiers it : Audc'rsouvJIIe. ' had but
heir J;.i deserts! Vote' against
Grant; :.r.d when you see the reb
els, un lid with the blood of your'
EBBI0,
mothers' sons, holding high revelry
the Capitol and, co nluaioo, dismay
and anarchy in the" land go tell
your children: We voted itot that!
wouldlave the "South treated just
ly Tea, very generously i I would
lake , no sic a lor vengeance bat
would nof restore them to power,. with
their present mad views, and auda
cious purpose, to subvert the laws,
and destroy the liberties of my coun
try. Applause. The vote will soon
be cast ; when the ballot has decided
an issue in America, the decision
vmnurs even the will; all submit
as to the fiat of God. As this is the
last, so will it be tho bitterest con
test. In it the son shall be divided
against the father,: and ' the father
against tho "son, and a man s roes
eh all be they of his own household.
It is a war of the mind," a ' war of
ideas of the will, and of all the evil
The result is certain.
The storm will rage with great black
noes ; but, as the sun rolls down on
the 3d of November next and stamps
with the ink of night the eternal rec
ord of that day, you shall see one
calm, serene and well worthy of
your trust rising above the storm,
and you shall hear his voice, saying,
"Let us have Peaco."
OHIO ELECTION.
Official Returns.
Counties. SnsEwoon.
Adams, 1.907
Allen 1,782
Ashland 2,115
Ashtabula, 5,760 ,:
Athens, 2,725 '
Auglaize,.. 1,022
Helmont, 3,757
Brown, 2,552
Butler, ......I. .3.208
Carroll, 1,727.
Champaign, 2.S14
Clarke, ...3,795
Clermont, 3,313
Clinton 2,820
Columbiana, ....4,067
Coshocton, 2,163
Crawford, 1,8S7
Cuyahoga, 11,282
Darke, ,....2,890 .,
Defiance, 1,029
Delaware, ..1...2 901
Erie .2,941
Fairfield 2,293
Fayette, 1.S95,
Franklin, 4,742
Fulton, 2,101
Gallia, 2,437
Geauga, 2,805
Greene, 3.907
Guernsey, ..2.898
Hamilton, . ... ;22,852
Hancock,.. 2,130
Hardin.... 1,770
Harrison, ....... 2,25 1
Henry, . . 1,045
Highland, ....-2.947
Hocking, 1.20G
Holmes, .... ....1,004
Huron, ...':3,90G
Jackson,.... 2,017
Jefferson,. ..3,305
Knox, 2,901
Lake, 2,802
Lawrence, 2,901
Licking, ..3,379
Logan, 2,689
Lorain, 4,300
Lucas, ..... -4.595
Madison, ...1,623
Mahoning 3,207
Marion, .... 1,457
Medina, 2,797
Meigs, .........3,212
Mercer, ........ 763
Miami,.. 3,843
Monroe, ... 1,274
Montgomery, ...6,453
Morgan 2,434
Morrow,. 2,406
Muskingum,. -4,5o2
Noble,... 2,185
Ottawa, 922
Paulding 759
Perry,.... 1,625
Pickaway 2,095
Pike, 1,047
Portage, 3,483
Preble, . 2.779
Putnam,... 1,109
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23:
Richland,.
Ross, 3.085
Sandusky, .2,376
Scioto ...2,807
Seneca,... .......2,900
Shelby,.... 1,596
Stark ......5.3S0;
Summit,. ..----4,317
Trumbull, .:...'. 5,054 ;
Tuscarawas, 3,013'
Union 2,235
Van Wert,.. 1,505'
VIntou, 1,497
Warren......... 3.89S '
Wa3hingtcn,...'.4,049
Wavne ....3,457
Williams,. ...:.'.2,164 ;'
fWood, .....-.-2.793
Wyandot,.... -16,23
Hubbard.
2,204
2,550
2,497
1,510
1,687
2.C9S
4,042
3.305
5,395
1,332
2.308
2.4G7
3,759
1.634
. 2,988
2.013
3,599
8,513
, 3.375
. 1,909
2,202
2,141
3,943
1 1.465
7,606
1,229
1,799
676
1,950
2,114
21,018
2,535
1,807
. 1.729
'1,588
2,924
2,086
- 2,908
2,339
1,790
2,207
2,832
921
1,743
4,506
1,87
1,987
3,640
1,604
2,775
2,941
1 loo
2,761
9 07
2,881
3.288
6,644
1,941
1,814
4,685
1.790
1,492
646
2,011
2,816
. 1,743
2,501
1,98
2,083
' 3,750
3,785
' 3,059
2,342
3,595
- '" 2,478
5,087
2,512
" 2,373
8,602
1,534
1,458
. .: - 1,62
1,983
.3,814
3,891
1.-802
1,984
2.151
[From the Van Wert Bulletin.]
Heavy Business for a Congressman.
Hon. Wm. Mungcn wrote a letter
to a deaf mute, in this town, a few
days since, promising that if he
would let some reliable Democrat see
him vote the Democratic ticket, that lie.
(the Hon. Wm. Muugen) would have
tnis dear Kopublican appointed Mail
Agent on the Kailroad. This is
uew way of attempting to rob a poor
man ot Lis vote, lint it failed Mr,
xownscnu ncia the letter in one
hand, and voted an open Republi
ticket witn the other. .
STATE NEWS.
One hundred and Seventy-five la
dies ot Cleveland have pledged them
selves to meet and organize a Young
Women's Christian Association.
A mouse took a ride from Wash
ington City to Xcnia in a mail sack
a few days ago. The mail sack con
tained samples of -wheat amosc
which the mouse was snugly ensconc
ed.
A woman named Warwick, mur
dered her. husband in Greencastle,
vmo, a tew days ago. She shot him
wiiu a revolver, and then hacked his
ncad to pieces with an ax. . Cause
a domestic brou. , .The woman ia in
A few days ago, a son of Andrew
BIythe, of East Liverpool, was play,
ing with a cider mill in the railroad
warehouse and accidentally lost one
of the fingers of his right. hand bv
having it caught in the machine., ...
.Hainan- Uone, .living' about ;two
miles north of East Fairfield, in Co
lumbiana county, has sold one thous
and barrels of apples from his orch
ard, this year, at $3,00 per - barrel.
and has about three thousand barrels
still on hands. His orchard consists
about eighty acres. iii
Dr. Uelmbotd, the . great patent
medicine man, has contributed 40,-
000 to the election of Seymour and
Blair. If he. would contribute some
thing in the medical line that would
cure "the breaking out" about Frank
Blair's mouth, he would perform,: an
incalculable service for his party;
Frank's emissions need looking after.
INDIANA ELECTION.
Official Returns.
Counties. ? Baku.
Adams, .1. 647
Allen,...".. 2,836
Bartholomew,.. .2,007
Benton 526
Blackford,, 572
Boone,.. .2,578
Brown, 427
Carroll, --'.1,831
Cass, 2,358
Clark 1,853
Clay 1,690
Clinton, ...1,802
Crawford, 983
Daviess, 1,625
Dearborn, ....-2,183
Decatur,.... ....2,225
DeKalb,. ...... .1,705
Delaware, 2,b47
Dubois,...:..... 479
Elkhart, 2,894
Fayette...... 1,473
Floyd, 1,545
Fountain, 1,8 1 1
Franklin, .1,516
Fulton, .....1,256
Gibson, .--1,903
Grant, ..2,049
Greene 1,995
Hamilton, .... .'.2,658
Hancock, 1,401
Harrison,.... ...1,706
Hendricks, ... . .2,853
Henry....... ...3,373
Howard,...-. 1,988
Huntington,; 2,079 '
Jackson,.'... .1,383
Jasper........... 753
Jay,.' 1,543
Jefferson,.. 2,767
Jennings,.' .1,812
Johnson, .... 1,671
Knox,..... 1,767
Kosciusko, 2,603
La Grange, .....1,865
Lake, 1,394
Laportc, 2,889
Lawrence, 1,952
Madison, .. 1,932
Marion, .....:..6,560
Marshall,... 1,914
Martin, .'.-... 837
Miami, .. 2,154
Monroe, 1,484
Montgomery, ...2,013
Morgan, 2,000
Newton, SCO
Noble, . .2,362
Ohio,.. 599
Orange 1,288
Owen,.... 1,409
Parke, . .2,324
Perry,..-.. 1,306
Pike, . 1,3S7
Porter, .... .....1,794
Posey, 1,889
Pulaski, C32
Putnam, 2,170
Randolph ..2,999
Ripley 2,004
Rush, 2,123
Scott, . C85
Shelby, 2,097
Spencer,. .......1,943
Starke,. ; 308
Steuben,. '.1,700
St. Joseph, 2,920
Sullivan, -1.2C9
Switzerland, ... 1 ,4 29"
Tippecanoe, .... L 3, 827 '
Tipton ;971
TTniAn ' '
KJ U1VI1
,99
Vanderburg, ....3,2
Vermillion, 1,214
Vigo,.. 3,323
Wabash,.'. 2,329
Warren, 1,403
Warrick, 1,502
Washington, .1,003
Wayne 4,284
Wells, 1,047
White, 1,104
Whiteley, 1,334
Total,... 171,575
Majorities, ...961
Republican vote, 1808,.
Hendericks.
1,899
, 5,515
2,599
430
678
2,405
1,084
1.848
2,737
3,144
- 1,660
1,810
1.012
1,752
; 3,072
1,986
1,768
1,117
1,916
2,729
1,178
2,718
2,947
2,825
1,433
1,866
1,607
1,967
1,415
1,743
- 2,211
1,503
1,510
1,186
2.063
2,334
411
1 1,490
2,394
1,473
2.155
2.354
1,905
1,093
850
2,861
1,529
2,77
5,894
2,305
1,182
2,352
1,402
2,692
1,539
395
2,164
492
1.379
1.953
1.364
1,640
1,380
1,34
2,157
912
2,521
1,506
2,235
2,019
911
' 2,0
1,8
370
823
2 29
2443
;"': 1,258
3,421
; 1,290
081
3,327
804
3,15
1,591
85
1,878
2,01
2,080
1,407
1,098
1.C.18
170,614
.171,5
I860 169,001
Increase, .. .... 1,9
Democratic vote
u t
18C8,..:. ..170,614
1866,. 155,399
Increase, ..... .... .15,21
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Governor nayes has issued the
following thanksgiving proclamation
;' 1'rocla motion by .Rutherford B
Hayes, Governor of the Slate of Ohio
In compliance with a joint resolu
tion of the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, adopted May 16, 1868,
and in accordance with the good cub
torn of our fathers, I do appoint:
Tuurkday tho 26th of November next,
as a day of public Thanksgiving to
Almighty God for His continued
blessings vouchsafed to the peopl
or ubio.
In testimony whereof I have hero
nnto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Ohio to be
affixed, at Columbus, this 26th day
ot October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-eight, and of the independence of
the United Mates of America the
93d.
R. B. HAYES,
Governor of Ohio.
By the Governor.
JNO. RUSSELL., Sec'y of State.
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
and Better for the Republicans
—Union Majority 5,000.
8peolal Diipatoh to tho Cln. Gazette:
WHEELING, VA., Oct. 27.
Returns from forty counties f ive a
net Republican majority of four
thousand six. hundred and ten. The
remaining thirteen counties in 1SGG
cast two thousand five hundred and
ninety-four votes, and gayo a Repub
lican majority 01 six , iiundred and
nine. t,.... i
The majonty in the state will fall
but little if any, below five thousand
Two years ago it was six thousand
six hundred and sixty-two, and last
year two thousand eight hundred.
News from the Third District in
sures the election of Whitcher, Re
publican, by near one thousand ma
jority.
The Republicans of Wheeling fired
salute to-day in honor of the victo
ry in the the btate.
The reason why yon should hare
the White Pine Compound si ways at
nana is,.that it is one of the best
remedies known for the .curs of
Throat, Lung and Kidney Complaints.
try it wnen needed, and see U it is
not the article required.. .
The beautiful faee of & m
the pride of a mother, and the joy of
lover, if she has one. Blotches
and pimples destroy the . beauty of
many otherwise lovely countenance
Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor ILi
will entirely remore the.5,. and all
oiner diseases 01 me DIOOd. Sold hv
W. L. Miller & Co. : owlU DJ
Cotton Batting for 121 cta. Per
pound a(
- Hkkdkbsok 4 Coxskll's.
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THE GREAT CASH SYSTEM A SUCCESS!
60,000 Dollars!
"OLD WIliTK CORIR" MIMS BUS1
It's Outrivaling Itself.
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Waited for the Great Decline in Goods
IT HAS COWE-IT HAS COME!
Their immenso stock, now arriving, bought for cash and wiling
lor cash, is a curiosity. .
K ANB SEE IT,
and you can't fail to soe the MAGIO of the READY DOLLAR.
Piles Of Clothing; that no tailor can beat in
quality.
Heat cheaper than Cold, and Blankets al
most lor a song. And pucs 01 tne Ddsc
Custom-made Soots and Shoes. war
A. 1 A A 1 A . S A. A - V
raiiieu not, 10 np, ana at one pnee not twoj.
AND ALL BRITISH AMERICA,
running wild in their Fur Department.
" FURS FOR THREE. COUNTIES."
No Lady should buy her "Set" without examining their stock.
-ALSO-
HATS. CAPS; AND HOODS.
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS III AVALANCHES.
Savo Time J
Save Monoy !
Save Trouble J
AKD BCY AT
OLD WHITE C0ENER,"
rPCD3IKS CDXA.J33HI-
3V, Snyder & Co.
Barne
1
T 4
PIffiCILAHATIIIS
OF
J.ttEIBlJ.&:C0.
SEGOHO ClSTALUlEtlT OF tIElV EOODS!
Best Mcrrinac, Cochcco and Uichaonu,
t.iv.;-.
AT
Other Prints from 8 to 10 Cents per yard
C0HE EARLY FOR BARGAINS.
j F X i -
I TEL ESS O O O XS , , ,
New and beautiful, and at PRICES .that, will astonish the woili
FLANNELS CHEAPER TOAN EVER.
CLOTHinS. C10TIHIJB; CLOTEIHB,
OF ALL KINDS.
Overcoats as low as
$3.75
h
Pits
3
CHEiP. j4- -
' - -f
SH-AT7LS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
OUR MOTTO "CHEAP, POK CASH.'
T.
LEMBTnTi cfe OO.
New Store Room.
NEW GOODS
AT
C ARN AHAN'S
Jaat opened at oar
NEW ROOM
one of the nicest asaortoentof new
Fall and Winter deeds,1
4- I.- rm . I
Which we are prepared to sell as '
Cheap as the Cheapest1
Call la aad see as. as wa do sot consider It
. any trouble to show
OTJB GOODS.
THE OLD FOLKS ' . ...
Buy at Carhahah's
- ' '
THE YOUNG FOLKS -
Buy atiiCamahan's
1
EVEEYBODY
1
BUYS AT CARN AHAN'S
BEMEMBEB THE y
ONE .PRICE STORE.
T. CARMAHAH.
IMPEACHMENT
Reslsaattea of the Fresi
CHANGE IB THE CABINET
The above is net eaactly true, bat a change
has oceartad al thef
tec
TIN 1 S'ME STORE
0 Morrison tBJee.O. B. Vandenborg bar-
log puronisoa the iaierosi 01 imm ''
mm
YANDEIURG
assaiee the reins ot gov et omen t and intend
by fair dealinr, prompt attendance to orders
and tha eztensiva knowledge of the business
to oontroi tne 4
STOVE AND TIN TADE
. - f 1. - i .
Of this coanty.
Country Merchants
Will do wed to can and get greet bargains
GALVANIZED
VAVvA Tir; !"
LigbtniDg Rods,
The best In the market, Isold and pat np OT
SPOUTING DOHETO ORDER
sill tlzM on ImimS and a&d to order.
Repairing.
Hl" Mt(l!)
All kinds of repairing from a F-ewliU Ma
chine or Banks Lues, tw a Tin Pas or Jews-
hTt 12
Book and Job Printing.
EVERY DESCRIPTION
or
PLA1 AM FANCY PSCiTDsS
itcii a
Bwoka, PaTnphlets,
Circulars, - Posters,
Cards, lsmhrads.
Programmes, niauks.
Etc. rue
VBATLT Utcmi AT T9S .
Jeffersontar: , Office
AT BEASOHA1LB KT4.
Special Notices.
.GOOD NEWS.
ELECTRIC OIL.
FREY U ETTINGER.
ola Agents for Pr. Smith's Celebrated
Electric on."
The best dealers sell Ir. SmHh'n "Electrio
Oil" becaa it cures. People who have al
way need blistering. heMiuc aj:d irritalirg
a!eohlie stuff, ean hre no idea of the sooth.
ng effeets tf Ihxt wonderiul and popular onr.
atire Dr. Smith's Electrio OH. Doctor who
have tried it say it is a valoabte rrmed acd
only care for deafness. It cores Sick Head
ache every .time. It to i-stantly quieting on a
fresh cat or abrasion of the skin. Try tt. It
s the cheapest remedy known- lanelS.toi
Chill and Fever, Dyspepsia,
laver compiaini, ana lvta
nej Diseases Cured-'
HISHLER'S HERB BITTEfi.
Has cared mere di"aes where it has
been used, than all other Medicines com
Dined. It is the any remedy that rtaily pnir
fin the blood, and has never tailed in caring
Dyspepsia, Fever sxd Ague, and Diseases ot
the Liver.
Sold by DrngxiKts and Dealers.
VH. 8. B. H AUTM AM fc CO.. Proprietors
Lancaster, Pa., and Chicago, Illinois.
majInoSOeSdm.
WANTED.
All persons troubled with Costlvoness or
Constipation of the Bowala to buy Kob.u-k s
Blood rills; iney coniain no mercury. rw
purely vegelable and work lite a charm; can
be taken with safeiy by persons of all aes,
uac in all conditions oi me.
Bold bv Frey t Etiinger, Findlay. O.
mmrs
ijfyo Vasvt&ble - v
HAI RESTORATIVE V.
it 0 Wa Julli r tfc. B. Sow r.ir 0 V
t A fiii4ll.nnl'ntbihKMl V
3 O I Uie imtj IMM nwUM tot ScMorimr F V
V (jnf or taivd llaix to It. oriffiMl color; f
ft Jt pMOOiiMr i" Growth, wwlieaxinc Ha-
v V goon mi UfuMtntff. m4 fcr Imping is
VL anil BMUtifvinir tbv Hair. It to fre JO X-
bom potooooa dnv. iof tut 'V.
A aulu tbe floeM fabric, ml sK
AVX ttolUirKllM,Hl 'yj4-
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprwton,
JtlSCHXSTZS, K. a.
FEEY & ETTINGER, AGENTS
FINDLtAi, U.
LIVER (MPLALVTS,
Jaundice and al affection of the T.iver are
mon removed by the ne r.f Koa-'K's Stum,
ach Bitters and Blood Tills, ttier are com
posed of vegetable medicinal rxmwtsi with
expecial rolerence to tliir diruut action on
the liver and digeKtive apparnlus.
B-ld by rrey Kttinger, Kindi.tr, O.
HALL'S
iVEQETABLE SiQIUAM
HAIR
It will positively
Restore Gray Hair to if Orig
inal Color.
It keeps the hair from failing ont. It is
the best dressing in the world, making
li'eless, still, bntshy hair, healthy, soft and
4lo.sy.
For sale by all PrafrsisU.
B. V. BALL & CO., Nashua, X. H. Propt'rs.
oct2nlml.
Manhood : How Lost, How Eestored.
rT Jnst pablished, a new edition of Pr.
Calverwell's Celebrated K.-uuty on the
i? radical care (without medicine) o
-'riuermatorrhnea, or hcminal tVnakness, In-
voluntary eeminai ifixon, iir poiency. Men
tal and PbysiCjil Incapacity, Imiieiliironlx to
UarrlaKO, etc., also ikrmuiuititu. Kpilepsy.
ind Fits, induced by self-icdulgenoe or sex
ual extravagance.
j-Price, in a soaied envelop, only 6
corns.
Tbe celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, deafly aemonsiraicit irom a tlurty
years' successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may te radically
oared without the dangemus use otexlernat
medicine or the application ot the knife;
pointing oat a mode ot eare at onco simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every suilerer, ao mal'er what bis condition
mar oe. may cure niraseu cnoatiy, private
ly, and radically.
sjrThis Lecture shou'd ce in the hands of
every youth in the land.
Bent, unoer seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps. Also. Dr. CuP
verwell't "Marriage Guide," price 26 cents.
Address ut ruonsnors.
CBASi. j. c. CL1XE CO.,
127 Bowery, H. Y., PosvOUice Box 8S
GEEAT SALE
OF
TIM, eOPPER.
AND
SHEET IROxT WARE,
A.
JOHN ADAMS'
Cheap Stove Store,
Goit House Block.
JOIFX ADAMS
Has just received a large stock of New Styles
of Cook Stoves, among which are
Bo&soy'a Galvanized Iron Beservoir
Cook Stoves, also,
The Improved IVative,
All of which have a wide spread reputation,
and John is bound to sell
as Cheap as the Cheapest.
All Stoves which I sell, and don't do the
work well, I win laxe unci
A.U. WORK WARRANTED TO GIVK 8AT-
I3FACTIOW.
n t foreet the plareGoM House
? T viadlay. Ia JOU5I AO.tJiy
C.VBA P 9TOKE.
JOYSPJEPSIA.
Tt laasanda of the worst sufferers from this
te rribia gnawing aiseane navw ueen curru
B- tne nse ef Hoback's stomach Bitters, as
nw wwiiiHwii.i. j
ujove.
Bold by Fre X EtUnger, Findlay, 0.