The Findlay Jeffersonian from Findlay, Ohio • Page 3

WANT COLUMN. AHrMineiita will be inserted nuderi fieruoiit uucc uuu i tioaalline, 8 cents; each additional inser tion, half price. ttt awVTtIcAi-rbodv to insure in (he An il riior Life. 17A Broadway: N. Y.

Its rates re the lowest of any Mutual Company in America. IlotfJ u. r. nauuinM, au UTASTED-TO from one to two years, at a fair rate of Interest, arin for which first-class real estate security will begiveu. For further particulars enquire attlusoOice.

iimwa. WASTED JOB-WORK Everybody to know that we are itu tilling upouroffiee with the latest and moot fashionable stylus of Poster, Bill-Head, and card type, ana mat we can do better and cheaper work than can be done elsewhere in Northern Ohio. Couie and aee us. 1.000 subscri If bers for the Jepermonian, which already ua a circulation almost double mat 01 any other paper in the county. ti.

WANTED Everybody to knowthat I may hereafter be found at the Dry Goods House ox J. o. Patterson. m.j tw.rur. lira VTED Everv nerson to know that Tho.

E. Adams iBauthoried to reeelvesubserip-tioni and contract lor advertising and job- -work lor tne jcrr. onioc. lie wilt ue louua atthePost-oince. If.

"ir ANTED Advertisers to know that the Jrffemmia has double the circulation at the Findiay Post-office of any paper in the county. FOR SALE. "1 JOR SALE CABINET ORGAN-Sulendid JC instrument, best make, and will be sold at a bargain. Apply to A. F.

Huh, Main street, Findiay, O. noiuu. TIOR RALE HEADING AND SHINGLE MILL Bran new machine. Cuts beading for tight work. Enquire of ti.

C. BAliMJ. lOR KALE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS-On J7 Clinton street. Corner property. ropeny, cuoice fruit and good water.

Will be sold cheap. fruit and goon water, viu oe Apply to Jioger, Findiay, I1UU SALE FARM Improved to mi of 70 essn Bloom Tr, Wood Co. Good Or chard, good Will be sold cheap and terms inquire oi ua. iarr, iwo mnea west of said farm. no.

TJOR SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY A unnsn lot iu North Findiay. new lrame, 1, stories nigh, Ave rooms, finished in the latest style and in good repair. Corner lot, ourJuu feet. Will be sold at a bargain. Ap ply to A.

Parker. inu. Tirtlt SALE RESIDENCE On Lincoln SL. brick house, 1 stories high, x40 feet, ten rooms, good well, cistern, wood-house, stable, and a large variety of trait and ornamental trees; good cellar anuer- the whole bouse. Lot 7jxAM feel.

This is one of the most desirable residences in the place, and will be sold cheap. Apply to A. Parker, uitl r-w iH.KAI.K now A laree. fine dry cow. Enquire at No.

SO Main fL, of J.F. Burket. iv ao LOST. bv not calliiiKat E. S.

Kimber's, next "Old Wuite Corner Main street. WONDERFUL AND STARTLING NEWS Just Received! PARIS NOT ONLY RANSACKED, As well as other Millinery Points, bat completely CLEANED OUT. Miss Lydia Comer, tup flinmrpiminrFJ? a Nitii ii i iv Miini in i ii ri i mil With Ever Smiling Countenance, lias just returnel FROM THE EAST, With one of the Largest and Best Selected Stocks of MILLINERY GOODS F.ver on Exhibition. AT apr23n49tf. AsCIrculatioa double that of auy eth er paper la Hancock County.

FRIDAY, JULY 23, ISG9. Congregational Mite. The meeting of this Society at the residence of II. B. Green, was a verr pleasant affair, and did credit to that gentleman and his estimable lady.

We learn that the proceeds amounted to over $40. Mowing Match. There will be a trial of Mowers at the residence of the widow Davis, in Marion township, Tuesday, August 2 We learn that several of the best machines will be represented, and it will no doubt be an interesting occasion for farmers. A general in vitation is extended. Postmaster at Rawson.

Daring a recent visit to Bawson we made the acquaintance of an old subscriber of the "Jeff," in the person of Dr. J. Miller, who has lately received the appointment oi Postmaster at that place. The Dr. leads the "forlorn hope" against the Democracy in misnamed Union town, ehip, but we should take him to be the man that is fully able for the task.

His appointment as Postmas ter was well deserved, and he is in every respect well qualified. Benton Items. We called at the establishment ol D. D. Snyder Co.

while in Benton last Tuesday. We found our young friend doing a thriving business in the Dry Goods trade. May he pros per. We also called a few moments with T. J.

Saunders, an old friend of the "Jkff," who is engaged in the Boot and Shoe trade, and found him flourishing "like a green bay tree." He has been one of the fast friends of the "Jeff." in times past, and authorized to act as agent herealter. Any person in that township, wishing to subscribe, can call with him. We learn that the M. E. Camp Meeting, which was to convene near that place on the 15th.has been post fQBpi k.

ft 9t August A Wife Worth Having. We spoke last week of a visil to Mr. Jonathan A rand's, of A maniia of Mr. Ruthrauff start- ing a Reaper and Mower for Mr. A.

We have since learned that Mr. Aurand was unable, owing to scarcity ot hands.to procure sufficient help to harvest his wheat, and that Mrs. A. volunteered to drive the reaper, and did so until the whole cf forty acres was harvested. Mrs.

A. is an excellent housekeeper, as we know from personal observation, and we do not believe that as a harvest hand she can be surpassed in the State by any of her 6ex. Such a woman is worth a thousand of the "fashionable ladies" whb 6hriek at the sight of a toad or swoon in the presence of spider. We hope Mrs. A.

will forgive the appearance of her name in print. We were sorry to learn that in the same locality a reaper was run all day the ensuing Sabbath (July 11). We cannot believe that it was a work of either "necessity or mercy." We have a seed time and a harvest promised us, and we think it shows great trant of faith to violate the Sabbath day through fear of famine. For our part, we have always had faith to be lieve that He who hear etU the "young ravens when they cry unto Him" will not fail to provide for the young wolves. We hope we shall pever find it necessary to speak of such a viola tion of the Sabbath day again.

The Crops. A short trip through the south -western part of the county, during the beginning of the week, enabled us to form a slight estimate of the enormous crops being harvested. Many of the farmers had finished cutting wheat, and a few were engaged in hauling in. The wheat crop is simply magnificent, and we think it will be saved with but slight loss, from the appearance of the weather at present writing. We think that the foreign demand will keep the price from going as low as some have anticipated, and that our.

farmers will realize a fair compensation for their labor. Oats, flax, and timothy look equally as well as wheat. The corn crop looks bad, especially on the low lands. Here and there a piece that lies high, or had the advantage of drainage, looks well. The partial failure of this important crop of our county should teach our farmers the great importance of un-der-drainage.

Many fields have fallen short the present season a sufficient amount to have paid for drainage. Will our farmers learn from this experience that the money expended in good tile drains is the very best investment they can make tt i .1. i tuc-y VT- Intemperance. Saturday, July 10th, was the fullest day we ever witnessed in Findiay. Our farmers were as busy as bees in the harvest field, and our streets were deserted.

Last Saturday, however, the town presented quite a different appearance. Many of our farmers had finished cutting wheat, and the day being unfavorable for harvesting, our town was crowded to overflowing; and, we are sorry that candor compels us to make the statement, we witnessed more drunkenness than on any day for the previous three months. We are very sorry to say that we fear, there is as much "tangle-loot" sold in our place as ever. Sanitary. Marshal Buhl has been comic down on our people with regard to putting up "porkers'' and cleaning of gutters.

The unprecedented fall of rain during the past three months has rendered it next to impossible to keep our streets in order. Thoee who are inclined to find fault with Mr. Ruhl should take this matter into consideration. A continuance of the present weather, with the present condition of will result in much sickness, and the new Board of Health, to be appointed, will have an excellent opportunity to earn their fat salaries. Hearth and Home.

The thirtieth number of this popular family paper commences "The Romance of a Rich JToung Girl'' translated from the French of Octave Fenillet, whose "Romance of a Rich Young caused such a sensa-t on. We are glad to see the favor this excellent family paper is meet ing at the hands of a discriminating public. They oSer Mearlh jtni Home one year, and a copy of Mrs. Stowe's new novel, Old Town for 8L Address Pettingill, Bates fc 37, Park Row, N. x.

Neat and Artistic. We had the pleasure last week of inspecting a specimen of sign paint ing by our townsman, S. J. Mills, which, for taste and execution, we have never seen surpassed. It was painted for W.

S. Callahan of Chicago, and was shipped last Saturday. It will bear inspec tion any place. First Wheat of the Season. Mr.

Samuel J. Thompson, of this township, has the honor of being the first in the market at this place with new wheat, having sold 400 bushels of Bed Winter to Mr. George W. Myers. It is clean and plump, and shows the advantage to be derived by using clean, first-class seed.

List of Letters Remaining in the Post-office Findiay. July 23d, 1869: at Allen. Miss Ettle Buchannan, Michael, Kairehild, John A Kraser, Mtss Lizzie, Ganner, Wm. F-, Helms, Jackson, Malliwell. M.

A- Lindsav, Mrs. E. Morgan, Mn Kobberta, Miss Lettie, Slone. feamuel, Seinler, Ueorge, Wilcox, 8. K.

Persons calling for the above let ten U1 PlW 4T dvertii A. BALLOU, P. M. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. COUNCIL ROOM, July 19, 1869.

Council mot pursuant to adjournment. Present, Mayor Bope, Trustees Powell, Wheeler, Patterson, and the Clerk. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. On motion of Mr. Wheeler, the Committee on Fire Department was instructed to consider and report as to salaries of Eng inecrs and other officers, and as to the best plan promote and encourage efficiency oi.

the part of our firemen. The Committee on Finances was called, and reported favorably on the following account, and the Recorder was instructed to issue an order for the same, viz V. L. Iavls IV goods furnished upon order of (street Commissioner. Yeas Messrs.

Patterson, Powell, Wheeler andDeWolfe. The Committee to whom was referred the contract of Isaac Hershey for stoning Big Ditch reported as follows To the Trustees of the IixeorjKfutetl Village 'mdlay Your Committee to measure stone in liis Dileli and liinke netlleuieiit with Ili r-shey aOfordiiKc to contract luudejuly 17, l'S, submit the following: Numher pereheSKtone laid in Ixilloin of Hie Ditch 2M 8-32 In Wider st rei-t walls ini In Front street walls 110 10-Tl In Maiii-t'r street walls UK 10 In ltnilrond street wall? In Kanduidcy street walls Ut Total 092 18-S3 18-33 perches nt 1 7(1 ft perch 81,120 Leas amount paid Hershey in 400 Balance unpaid 2.1 The crossi ns at Hardin street is not finish ed and yourCotiimiltechave included no jmrt oi mat worK in ineir report J. C. PoWKl.L. W.

II. WHKELEn.) Committee. On motion of Mr. Patterson tho report was received and adopted and the Recorder was instructed to issue an order for the same. Yeas Messrs.

Patterson, Powell, Wheeler and De-Wolfe. Mr. Patterson introduced the fol lowing resolution H'totmt, tlv tlieCouneil of the Incorporated Village of that W. H. Wheeler, Lmi-, as t'hainnau of the Committee on ami is hereby aotiiorhted and reuuired to ne gotiate for a temporary loan of not more than ana lor tne term of not over one year.

in anticipation of the levy tortheeurrentyear for ceneral borouuh nuritoses: alo. atemi- rary loan for not over iuantioii.nl ion of me levy wr rire liepnniuein. raiu loans to le negotiated at the rates and as required hy law. That bonds lor tho sums borrowed lie executed and sitjiusi by the and Ch ik. Yeas Messrs.

Patterson, Powell, Wheeler and DeWolfe. The Committee to whom was referred the Front street cistern reported, and the matter was referred to the Board of Improvements. The Board of Improvements made the following report OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF IMPROVEMENTS, Findlay Ohio, July 19, 1869. To the Junorahlr (hunril of the Incorporated I utuye or rmaiay: The Board of Improvcmentsofsaid village beg leave tosnbmit to you theirreport and tiieir recommendation ot improvement now necessary to be made in and lor the village. The Board liave devoted tho larger part of their time for the past two weeks, and ever since their appointment, in considering and devising a general plan of sewerage lor the village, as required by your order of July.

lb(W; they have also carefully examined all the streets and grounds williin the vilhuic, witli reference to the U-st and cheain-st plan of drainase. and also 11., proliles liei-eloloro made Kur number, jo lie surveys, plats ami ami on ne. i wo ol lies anil iv humous. liave visited other places ami ditterciit setter pipe factories, in order to obtain all the information possible and make contract ior the pipe-After careful examination and mature con sideration, the Itoant have rcsojvtd uijoii lite tollowiiiK general plau of sewerage aiuldrain-age, believing It to Ihj the licst and chea-st plan, as well as the only one that will sc-ure certain and eltieiciit drainaiie, without incurring an expense so great as to make it practic ally impossible, viz t. ne uraiuuire oi 3iain mreei: oy iwo sewer pi-s, one each siite of the street, fioin the lilaucliard river to the South sid" of Lincoln street, ith the proper catch basins, house connections and provisions lor local and lateral sewerage.

The pipe tola- feet below the surface at Lincoln street, measuring from the bottom: thence to the river at a giadeof 3 inches to each Hi leet. Main: by a l.Vinch sewer pipe from a point iiumisliately east of turii-taiJle oi tne luuiroao, ai uie west end or the large ditch iu I-initio's property thence south-west to a Kinl in front ot the residence of Wm. Anderson, and about 22 leet from the south tide of sidewalk thence to west side of Kast street thence to west side of the alley east of Main street, a l-'-iitcii pipe, to be at the last named point 4 feet below the surlace and running in a gradient of 3 inches to the low leet to the termination. Also, proper catch basins in each side of the street, house, connections, side aud lateral drains. 3.

A sewer of 31-inch sewer piie to be laid in the Big Hitch lrom Blauchard river to soul side ot Lincoln street, wilhcalch bu-sius and provisions lor lateral sewerage at all street crossings. 4. A sewer pipe of not less than 2 inches, to lie placed iu the large ditch along Lima street, extending trout the summit west of Main street thence to Hag le creek. Percolating; covered drains, of sufficient capacity, to placed in the center of Hardin and Liucolu streets, Horn Wain street to bast street. A rjercolHtui" covered drain on Lincoln street froui Main street west to school house.

District No. This general plamaoiiteinplates, and, in Ilie opiuion oil lie stiilicient for, all lateral drainage; will carry oft all the water Iroinuieaoiiiu euu oi tne village, ami reuete Lincoln street of it flood of water, as well as the territory east of Main and south of San dusky streets, and thul west of Main street to trie summit. The Board cannot, within the prois-r limits of this reuort, give the reasons forcing them to ine ajioi i nil ot Litis itian. jvsui vev nun animation of the ground iu aud around the village will allow the necessity of some such plan as the one submitted by the lloard, and that the plan submitted is feasible and prac- licauie. 1L is moreover, iu lue ooihiom oi uir Board, the only practicable plan which, under the provisions of the new Municipal he adoptea wiiuoui pulling ine istroiigu a larger expense and more than doubling our lew for taxation.

The entire cost, as estimat ed by the Board, from reliable data, will be small as com pared with the plans and expenses heretofore attempted and made, but in vain, for the same purpose, vix me iiiorougii and etlicleut oraniage oi ine iowu uuu me ou- liowing of the surlace water. The Hoard have resolved, and so recom mend to the Council, the following as the parts of the above general plan wuic-u suouiu be put into operation at once, 1. Sanduskv street, east of Main, npon the plan above recommended. The Board sul-mit the following as their estimate of the total cost: -a hi fmt nine Other CI7 Probable total cost The newer on tne wesisiueoi maiu iin-et. in the plans and specifh-at ions above recom- ITjiiiiiiatiil niKt.

flllloWH: 1 i Mill feel of oine Excavation lor auu laying Catch basins, 4 iwirf t.urvt nf i in ttroveiiieiii. nave uoi. odu the time to make the above estimate in full. Eus. JEFK.J Ilanlin ui reels, the estimated cost of which.

I ha iiercoiaiinK uraiits on when completed, will not exceed 2iceula ier foot front of the lots abutting on said street. and may be considerably less. A TltA litvimr OI llie ZO-11IC1I ine ill me Ditch, from the river to Main-Cross street, or further It practicaoie uuriiiK iiirtuni The excavation ior tne uv-t nameu is nearly or quite sufficient. '1 lie stone in ine bottom and iu the abutments along the ditch forotheriinruowsandcan betaken out and used. The class of sewer pipe sulh- cient for the swer, can oe purcuasea ior the sum of tiny cents per loou ine lioaru tem the last improvement necessary, as in thm lower end 01 tne alien i iie hut is itrauu ally washing in upon adjoining lots, rendering suita against the village for damages as nnUHIUIR UDU Uinwir .1 wllll.

till. fo.ir muluallv till I mi un. making a contin ual exitense necessary-, and endangering a loss of all the money heretolore expended therein. The Board also resoivea tnai me ioiioinB linprovenient-s are n-cessary unu nnouiu oc recommended to the Council for action Thd ilie ordinance for the improvement of East Sandusky street, passed July lets. tte ao rlimieeu as to inane i ne Eraoe 4 incites 10 f.t instead of 3.

so as to make an even grade from Main street lo west end of bridge over luigie creea. 1 uni ine mncwiaiit-irine be of 6 inches instead of 10. and so placed as to wake the center of the street 8 inches higher than tne gntler. 1 lie macauamizing 10 be on a level with the first grade stake near Main street, 8 Inches in the center and so spread to the side as to make an average of inches, the gutter to be constructed so as to conform to the requirement the catch basins to be const niHed along the street. 2.

Your Board also recommend that the pe tition of tne cmzciis iuouk rranteiL wherein they ask that Broad street be said street from Main-Cross to Front streets be inclosed, except road ways ou each aide thereof, and such inclosure planted in trees, shubbery aud on Front street. In fronf of the Bethel Cliun-n be lowered and arched a. iimi mi v. ri rrm to the new 'uhwitted. HUH JAS.

A. BOPE, JAS. A. BOPE, B. F.

KIMMONS. Report on motion was received and adopted. Yeas Messrs. TaUerson, Powell, WLeclcr and DeWolic. On motion of Mr.

Patterson the Board of Improvements was instruct ed to order a sufficient amount of tile for the eewerrge of East Sandusky street and the West side of Main street to Lincoln street also second class tile for sewering the Big Ditch from the river to Main-Cross street or further if necessary. On motion of Mr. Patterson the following resolution was passed Revolved, By the Council of the Incorporated Village of Findiay, that it is deemed necessa-rv, in the opinion of the Council, that Broad street, in said village, from Main-Cross street to rout street, oe improveu, as rcroiuiiicuum by the Board of Improvements and as petitioned for by the citizens and residents on each side of said street, viz': That all of said street, except ai feet on the west and IS leet on the east side thereof, be inclosed in a neat and suitable ictus- aud sain inclosure lie im proved and emliellished with trees, shrubbery ana glass, so as to make a place oi resort auu to colli lilmie lo lite nleasure. health and ben efit ol the village aud the inhabitants thereof. Yeas Messrs.

Patterson, Powell, Wheeler and DeWolfe. The Marshal was instructed to issue a notice requiring all hogs running at large to be put up. On motion of Mr. Patterson the Recorder was instructed to prepare the duplicate of road tax for the sev cral Supervisors. On motion of Mr.

Powell the Mar shal was instructed to repair a bridge in North Findiay, west of Main street, by using balance of tile on hand for the purpose. Adjourned. Wednesday, July 21, 1869. Council met pursuant to a call from the Mayor. Present Major Bope Trustees Patterson.

Powell. Web ber, Wheeler, and Clerk. The following ordinances were presented by the Mayor, in pursu- ance of instructions of the Council, viz For the sewer.tge of Main street. For tho sewerage of Sandusky street, east of Main. To improve Sandusky street, east of Main.

To establish a Board of Health To suppress or restrain disorderly houses, or houses of ill fame To punish vagrants, prostitutes, and others therein named Providing additional punishments for the violation of ordinances To prevent interment within the village of Findiay. To enforce the collection of fines. Tho aforementioned ordinances may be found in our advertising columns. Eos. Jeff.

On motion, the rule requiring the ordinances to be read on three different days, was suspended. Yeas Messrs. Patterson, Powell, Webber, Wheeler, Bope, and DeWolfe. The motion being sustained by three -fouiths of all the members elected, it was by the Mayor declared earned. On motion, the ordinances were read andjadopted.

Yeas Patterson, Powell, Webber, Wheeler, Bope, and De-Wolfe. Oa motion of Mr. Powell, a com mittee of three, consisting of Messrs. Wheeler, Webber and DeWolfe.were appointed to devise an ellicieai system of book-keeping for the use ot the Corporation. On motion of Mr.

Powell, the Treasurer and Recorder were instructed to investicate and report, as near as possible, the indebtedness i. oi tuc vurjiui auuu. n. Adjourned. Local Business Notices.

rBiitIei Kolirex, iu our Local Columns, Hiugle Insertion, ID cents a line to Regular Advertisers, and 15 centH lo Transient Advertisers. Kach Additional Insertion, 10 cents per line. The person who took my scythe from my potato field, east of Lye Creek, will save being disgraced by a prosceulion.by returning said scythe to the place betook it away from, very soon. The thief is known. It H.

Porch. The Fruit Crop. As an evidence of the bountiful supply of fruit with which our county has been blessed, we learn that Davidson Martin sold 120 dozen Fruit Jars and Cans last Saturday, and as our friend Martin remarked "it was not much of a day lor fruit jars either." They sell a good arti cle, and they sell cheap. "That ac count for the mils in the cocoa nut." Seeing is and if you doubt our word, call with them. To Farmers and Ditchers.

Doty's Improved Road Scraper is the name of a new and labor-saving machine, for which our friend W. K. Marvin, of the "Old Jackson is agent. With this Scraper, a boy of twelve years of age, with a team, can do more work, with greater ease, than can two able bodied men, and a team, with the old-style scraper. Call at the "Old Jackson on Railroad street, and see it, farmers.

If you do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he calls npon you, looks wise, sucks the head of his cane, scrawls some hieroglyphics upon a piece of paper which you taKe to a drug store, and there pav 50cts. to 1.00 besides the doctor fee, for a remedy nine times out of ten not half so good as udson's Mountain Herb Pills, which is 26 cts. per box. Do you think the former the best because you pay the most for it; if you do we advise you to use just for an experiment Judson tain Ilerb Pills, and see for yourself. that they are one of the best family medicines compounded.

Jney cure Headache, Indigestion, Billiousness, Jaundice, and all xeraale Irregular ities. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial. Sold by all Dealers. Printers Ink Has made many a man independ ently rich. Every good business man uses it.

If you have a good thing, advertise it ivertise it JJUUUVH WCttUO, Latest style and upon the shortet OQUee, New Yokk Statk Agricultural Rooms, Albany, Dec. 21, 1863.) At the Fair of the Now York State Agricultural Society of this year held at Rochester, the First Premi um for jars for preserving Fruit was awarded to tne Wilcox Fruit Jar. Your obed't scrv't, F. L. Harrison', Recording Secretary.

The above Jar can be seen at Mor rison is Vaudeubtirg's, who are sole agents for this county, and are sell ing them oa the principle of ''quick sales and small AdaSolect School. The Fall Term of the Ada Select School will begin Aug. 0, 18C9, and continue 13 weeks. Terms: Com mon branches, $(i 00 higher $7 00 per term. Good board can be obtained at from $3 to $4 week also convenient rooms for self boarding at reasonable H.

S. Leiir, no8-4t. Principal. A Regular Break-down Has taken place in clothing. Old White Corner" are selling men's, boys" and youths' clothing at big reduction, to reduce stock previous to a change of firm.

Differences of Opinion. No two persons can be expected to see the same object precisely alike, as each must look from a different stand-uoint. Hence the different shades and diversities of opinion There is one thing, however, which the majority of the citizens of Hancock county agree upon, and that is that Henderson Conncll are sell ing their large and extensive stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ladies Furnishing Goods, Ac, fcc, at vary cheap prices How they can do it snd make money is a mystery to all. In fact, no per son stons lo consider. Kach custom er is to well pleased with his bar gain that he does not ask whether they can afford it or not.

He buys and goes his way, and comes and buys again, little recking what may be the consequences to the good- natured gentlemen behind the eoun ter who dispenses such bargains. All, well, it's the way of the world. We all like to get good bargains and Henderson Connell's is the place to get them. Enlarged his Borders. Our friend, Frank Miller, of Ar- cadia, having added a large stock of QueenBware and Crockery to his greatly increased his stock of Groceries, he is prepared to give the best of bargains to all comers.

He depends on small profits and quick returns, and can sell as cheap as "any other man." He is business all will not be undersold. His stock is carefully selected and will give satisfaction. We hopo he may receive the patronage ho de serves. A distinguished Methodist minister and proiniucut temperance, lecturer once remarked that go where he would, from one end of the country to the other, he hardly ever failed to find Plantation Bitters, and while he condemned the practice of using these Bitters too freely, he could not conscientiously say that he would discard them from the side-board, (or lie had himself experienced beneficial results from their use, and that, from a long and close observa tion, he was convinced that when used moderately, ami as a medicine exclusively, they were all that was recomuientled. At the same time he warned his hearers not to pull the cork too often, for they were far too pleasant a tonic to trille with.

Magnolia Watkr. Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price S3 Letter Heads. On short notice and in tho best styles extant. No business man can afford to be without them. To beautify and dress the hair, and restore it to its natural color, anil impart that beautiful gloss, odor, use Mrs.

S. A.Allen's Improved (new I lair Restorer or Dressing, (m one Itottle.) Kvery Drugpist sells it. Price One Dollar. no9-4t. For Hats and Caps Of the Latest Styles, al less money, for a lietter article, than any other establishment, go to Hkndickson it Connell's.

Erio Railway. I iie Great Tiixocgh Koctk to tde East. This Company now con trol and operate thirteen hundred miles of road, extending from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to New York. It is of the six feet gauge, nearly a third wider than other roads, ena bling the Company to construct and use coaches correspondingly larger and more comfortable. Its track has been placed in thorough repair hy the substitution of Steel Bails at such points as are subjected to the greatest service, and where the highest rate of speed is required to be made.

New and improved Sleeping Coach es accompany all night trains. They are heated by steam, perfectly ventit lated, contain spacious and elegan- Dressing and State-rooms, and com bine all the modern improvements. Excellent Dining Saloons are located at convenient points upon the line, where ample time is allowed for meals. Three Express Trains are run from the western termini of the road to New York without change, making as quick time as by any other route. The long distance run without change 860 miles and the spacious accommodations of its Broad Gauge Coaches, especially commend this route to families and ladies.

Tickets via this popular line-can be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices throughout the country, no.ltf. John Adams Bro. are selling Fruit Cans cheaper than any body else the State, and are using the. treat of tux na wen Ladies, don't buy your Black Al-paccas, Black Silks, French Poplins, Fancy Dress Silks, Ac, until you go to "Old White Corner" and the "shrinkage" that has taken place in prices. John Adams Bro are the men to make your Mill Stacks, and are ready to do all kinds ol Job Work.

UaU and see them. Goit House Block, Findiay Ohio. The grand rush at Old White Corner, and distribution of Dry Goods, to commence July 16tb, and continue until our large stock is disposed of. We have secured the scr-! vices of Mr. G.

S. Moshcr to assist us in this distribution, who invites his many friends to call and secure bargains. Barney, Snyder fc Co. n9tf.) A $38 Morning Star cook stove No. 9, for $33 at J.

Cromley's. 28tf Everybody Sells Tbcm at a Big "rolit. We refer to Broadcloths and Cassimeres. Barney, Snyder Co. will sell them at less than auction prices to reduce stock.

Compare prices and quality, and you will be convinced that they are cheap. A 838 Gen. Grant cook stove, No 9, for S3Q at J- Cromley's. 28tf 1 1200 and all Expenses Paid I See Advertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad vertising columns. nc-35 ly.

A good 835 Elevated Oven cook stove for 23 at J. Cromley's. 28tf Bill Heads. In the latest style of art, on good paper, and cheaper than elsewhere. Stoves of the Latest and Neatest Design, at J.

Cromley's. 28tf As will be seen by their advertise ment in another column, the enter prising firm of Barney, Snyder at ''Old White Corner," will be "among the things that were'' in a few weeks, Mr. Barney leaving for Toledo. With their usual dash and energy, they oner their numerous customers a parting benefit, and as they mean business, we predict that money will buy goods cheap of them. A 835 Fashion cook stove for $35 at J.

Cromley's, Main Street. 23tf Persons wishing to purchase a first-class Piano, Melodeon or Organ, on reasonable terms, can do eo by applying to R. II. Holltdat. Find- lay, Ohio.

All Instruments warranted. Orders solicited. ao2-tf A No. 8 Fashion Cooking Stove, ur-nislied, for $20, at J. Cromley's.

no. tf Hall's Vegetfole Sicilian Hair Ke-newer is endorsed by the lirst medi cal authority. Its intrinsic merit alone, introduces it into general use. Cllveland, June 24, 18G9. Wiil lesty rrop.

Jled Co Ohio. Gentlkmkn riease send us at once Five Gross Dyspepsia Cure. We wish to say a word in regard to the merit of your Rtnie.Jy. As we were induced to make the first pur chase through the earnest recommendation of acquaintances who had used the Medicine, we have given the Cure personal attention, recommending it in all cases for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and are pleased to nay that, in no instance where one bottle lias been taken for those diseases, has it failed to give immediate and resulted in permanent cure. Henee it gives us greater satisfaction to sell your Dya pepsia Cure, than any Patent Medicine we have ever had in our house.

Very respectfully yours, Si kong Armstrong, Wholesale Druggists, 19'J Superior aud Frankrort Streets. (c9w4. Animal Like is lull ot corruption and we can only hopo to escape the ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious use ot the remedies in nature's storehouse. In all the time which has past since the world began, mankind lias iriven rrreat attention and some of its best tah'nt lo the study of medicine. While this sacrifice has not been whol ly in vain, the facts elicited are few and mostly unsatisfactory.

Among the i truths Mluc.lt have own ciioueu is this, "that if we keep the blood pure we must be healthy." To purify the blood there is no medicine equal to Morse's Indian Boot Pills, as thotis ands of testimonials will verify. Use Morse's Pills if you wish to regain and retain your health. Morse's Pills are the best medicine for all Female Ir regularities, Liver Billiousness, Dispepsia, Head ache, Sold by all Dealers. John Adams Bro. are selling Cook Stoves cheaper than anybody else in the county.

For the cheapest and best Stove gotoJ. Cromley's. no28tf A good Cook Stove at John Adams $1 8 OO. Ctf. We nse nothing but the best tin for Eve Troughs, and put them up as heap as ever.

Jno. Adams it Bro. John Adams Bro. are making a big lot of Copper Kettles, and are bound to sell. Ctf.

A $36 Golden Rule cook stove, No. 9, for 30 at J. Cromley's. 28tf FINDLAY MARKETS. JEFFERSONIAN OFFICE, Thursday, July 22, 1869.

The following are the latest quotations as ascertained from leading business men APFLES Green are out of market. Dried lull at KwlOc. tb. BUTTER moderate and demand good, in demand at inyaic. ram-y, Ji-.

BEESWAX In good demand at 'iiKANS In fair demand at fl ou. KXrGS In demand at 14c. dozen. FKATHERM In demand at bOc FLOCK Wheat Flour from 50 ft GO according to quality. Bye Flour none in the marsei.

GRAIN Wheat, $1.10 per bnshcl. Corn ii giKsl demand at per burbel. Oats ii Ul Knsliol mnrKet. in in lair demand at 50c Rye per buMu-1. IARl In good demand al lt'ic per lb.

POTATOKS--New 7oo per bushel. ACS From Im.lc. aucordina touualitY. SALT We oaote Salt at tl 50 ir barrel. sKiis-Tiru? Flaxseea will oringax.ti.wper nnsnei.

i lover seed itt.OOSJO. Timothy seed r2.oO(.8.uO. SOAP Country in good demand, 6c per lb. TALLOW Oood demand at lie. lllDES-Green, 9c; Dry, lc: blteep Pelts, A75 ceuta aooordina to umkiitj in Thursday, July 22, 1869.

New Advertisements. ftolicc ti Contractors rjKAI.Ellds will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Village of Findiay, un til Monday, August 18, 1869, At 12 o'clock, for the macadamizing of Sandusky street, east, requiring pennies of stone, more or less. Said bids to be made and treated in strict con tonuity with section iiiol the Municipal Code. The plan ami specifica' ran le examined ami all information obtained at the oltict of the Mayor. nolOti Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE To suppress and restrain disorderly house auu nouses oi in uuiie. Ski. 1. He It ordained by the Council of the Incorporated Village of Findiay, that if any person shall, within the limits of said village-keep a house of prostitution, or permit or suffer orostitution in or about auy house lie oi she may at the time occupy or exercise con trol over, or snail ue guiny oi jinx-iiiumin themselves, or shall harbor or board auy prostitute or omstitutes. or if anv person owning or exercising control over any house or build ing snail Knowingly lease me same ior purpose of keeping lliereiu a uouseollil lame.

or knowingly permit the same to be used or occupied as a house ol in lanio, alter neing notittcd thereof, every such person shall be deemed guilty of an otl'euce, and, on conviction thereof, shall lie fined in any sunt not exceeding fifty dollars, or imprisoned and kept at hard lalsir not exceeding thirty days, or lioth, at the discretion of the Mayor. z. it snail ne uniawiui ior any person within said village to keen, resideiu. frequent or visit, for any Improper purpose, any disorderly house, holm: of ill fame or assignation house, r.very person gumy oi a violation oi anv of the provisions of this section of litis ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof, fined in any sum not exeeediug filty dollars. or imprisoned for any term not exceedina tinny uays, anil in case oi a mate, such imprisonment shall he at hard labor, under Hit control of the Marshal, upon the streets of the village, with a ball ami chain at lac lieu to tne SKC 3.

It is hereby made the duty of the Marshal and Hlice to enforce the provisions of this ordiuance, and on complaint inaoc, oi on view, information or knowleilKe. to enter everv such house, or anv house fnnueuted by prostitutes and llieir male irleiuis aim associates, or any house wherein ihey are receiv ed, harbored or IsHtnled. and arrest all parties found therein, aud bring tlieut be line the Miiviir for trial. K. U.

PkWoJ.ke, J. A. HT, Clerk. Mayor. Passed July 21, lsi2-noliit2 AN ORDINANCE To prohibit intermeula within tho Village of imua.v.

Kkc I. Be it ordained by the Council of the Im-oriMiruted Villaue of Fiudhiv. that from and alter the 1st day of August, lsai, it shall lie unlawful lor any person or iwrsous to inter anycoriise in the gronnu Known asineoin Ceineterr. lying on the east side of KiikIc creek. Any rson violating the provisions of this ordinance shall, on ioiiviition thereof.

In- lined in any sum not less than ten nor more than tilty dcllars, and rusts of prosccu- E. U. UEWoi.t J. A. EOPK, Clerk.

Mayor. Passed July 1:1, lsu-nolopj AN ORDINANCE To punish vagrants, prostitutes, and others lliereiu iiauieu. SECTIOf 1. Be it Urdaiueit bu the fHcit or the luairporated Village of Findtuy, That ever) person being a vagrant, common prostitute, habitual disturlier of the peace, known pick pocket, gambler, burglar, thief, bull-game nlaver.aiid all ocrsous who practice any trick. uaiue, or device, with intent to swindle; persona wiio abuse their families; and suspicious oersons.

who cannot Kive reasonable account of themselves, shall, upon conviction thcreol liefnre the Mayor, if a female, be lined in any sum not exceeding Fifty Hollars, or imprisoned in tne Village I'rlson, anil Kepi at nam moor not less than one. nor more than thirty days. or both, ill the discretion of the Mayor; and. a mate, snail oe niieu um rmj Hollars, and costs of prosecution, or shall be sentemvd to work upon the street of the village, with a ball and chain attached to bis leg, under the care of the Marshal, for a term not exceeding thirty days, or both, in the discretion of tlie Mayor. Hkc- 2.

This ordinance to take effect from and after Augnst 1, 1SG9. Passed July Zl, lsbtf. J. A. BOPE, Mayor.

E. O. DeWolfe, Clerk. (iiluw.i AN ORDINANCE To Improve Sandusky Street, East of Main, SfttioS 1. Be it Ordained ft.v the (totfiteI of the liuwuoratrd I iHie ol ttmuay, ou ji.tiioen That Sandusky street, in said village of Findiay, from -Main street, east, to the west end of F-anle Creek bridge, lie improved as hereinafter specilted.

i. That said street shall be graded 'roni and lo the (mints ntoresaid, in a tiruilicnt oi two inches ich l' feet, mid slinli lie miic- nihiuiizeil lrom nutter to gutter, except the fift next west of said bridge, which shall lie lit feet, with good, hard stone, to an average iteptll ol ilii-lic. Mint sat crowned ns to make the center 8 inchin higher than the gutter. Tin- milters aloiia said street to be raised and teluid lo conform to said grade and the sewers to ls const rucliil increutioer- nam iiuii'itihimiziiig, nud guttering lo be done mnl m-i formed in acconiuiice with the adopted survevs, prolile. plans mid sieciHcutlns now on tile iu the ollieeof the Board of improvements.

SKr. 3. The work, lalstr and material re-ipiiriil hereby, must Is- done, rlormeil, and lurnishiil ou orls'fore the day ol i ietols-r, A. 1. lstat.

The nst and expense thereof lo lie assessed according to law, Uim the foot front of the pros-rty abuttime upon said street. Sfi 4. The ordinance passed July 1m, for the Improvement of said street, so far as the same coudicta herewith, is hereby re ieal-eil. J. A.

Bol'E, Mayor. K. U. lEVol-KK, Clerk. InlUwij AN ORDINANCE Providingndditioiial punishment for the violation of ordinances.

Skc. 1. Be it ordained by the Council of the Incoriainitcd Village of Findiay, that from ami alter the passage or this ordiuance, in ad ciises in which the isor may lie authorized to impose a tine or Imprisonment by any ordinance heretofore or hereafter passed, for the violation thereof, he Is liereiiy lurttier authorized aud empowered, in lieu of such im-orlsoitiiieut. to sentence those convicted of such violation, to be kept at hard labor under the or tne Aiarsnai, umii ine streets and hiiili waysof said village.wilh a ball and chain attached to the leg of the person so sentenced, for any period not exeeediug thirty days. K.

G. DEWnti'E, J. A. r.iirt, clerk. Mayor.

Passed July 21, isti9 -nolntiT AN ORDINANCE To establish a Board of Health in and for Fiudlay.O. Sec. 1. Be It ordained by the Council of the Iucorporaled VillageofKindlay, all the members concurring, thut a Board ol Health beaud lie same is herehv established within and lor said village, in accordance with, ami subject lo.tlte provision ol chapter Ztol I lie municipal code. sko.2.

Said Board shall nave powertomuke and tnss all such orders ami regulations as they shall from time to time deem necessary and irier for the public health and lor the nixveniion of diseases. Ttiey shall havepow- ertoalKtte aud remove ail uuisauces in the Corporation.and assess the osl and expenses therein as provided by law and all the powers, rights and duties sK-citlcd in section chapter 'Si, ol saiu municipal cone, are iien-iy expressly granted to said Board, as well as all other powers conferred by said code and said Hoard is further made subject to all the duties and obligations rciiiired bv said code, so far tlie sauieisapplicaule to iitcorporalcu vil lage. Sw. The ordinance heretofore passed. entitled "an ordinance prescribing the duties of I lie Board of Health, is hereby repealed.

Ji. t. DHW 01.KK. J. a.

lii i'r Clerk. Alayor. Passed July 21, Io-nol0t21 AN OilDINANCE For the sewering of Sandusky street, east of Sf.c. 1. Be it ordained by the Council of the Incorporated Village of Findiay, all the mem bers concurring, that Sandusky street, in said villaste.

east of street, be Improved and drained by constructing thereunder a sewer as iiereinauerset lortii. Hkc. 2. Such sewer shall commence at the west end of the ditch ou the north side of Iir. L.

Firmiii's land, aud immediately east of the turn table of the C. s. A C. Railroad: thence soutb-west to the south side of Sandusky street, to a point in front of the residence of m. Andcrisan.

r.si.; tnenee west to westside of Fjtst street, to which point said sewer shall ue oi lo-ini-n sewer pipe tnence west to the west side of the alley next east of Main street, said sewer shall be of 12-inch sewer pine, to gether with all proper catch basins, cross and house connections ami provisions for lateral and local sewers. Said sewer to be lour feet in depth at said alley and thence running said beginning ou a gradient of 'A inches to each luu feet. Said improvement to be com pleted by the tth day of September, lstift, and to be constructed as required by the survey, prolile, plans and specifications adopted by the Board of Improvements, and now on file in their office. Ihe cost of said sewer and assessments therefor, to lie paid for as required by the ordinance in that behalt. IS.

U. DEWOLFE. J. A. BUr-K, Clerk.

Mayor. Passed July 21, laiiS-nolOti AN ORDINANCE To sewer Jlain street Findiay, Ohio. Sec. Be it onialned hy the Conncll of the Incorporated Village of Findiay, all the members concurring, that Main street, in said village, be drained and improved by sewers, as hereinafter set forth. Stc.

1 That two sewers, or i.inrn sewer nine, be constructed, one on each side of said street, commencing at the south Iwnk of the lilancbard river and extending thence to the south side of Lincoln street, ascending in a grade of three Inchea to each UJO fi-el to the south side of Lincoln street, at which point said sewer shall be live feet from the surface of said street; also all necessary catch basins ami provisions tor house connections and lat eral atlll local weniir. csaiu iniproveineui and sewerage to be made as required by the survevs. nruliles. plans and snecincatioits adopted by the Hoard of Improvements and now on tile in their office. Sec.

3. That theseweron the west side or said Iw. II Ami lh.il All 1I1H fOKl 1. 1 .11 I llll.r,. i.a.

and that on the east side, on or belore September 1, 1870. Xhe cost anu iu hiucuik mcmii ue wiu for aud made aa required by ordiuance here- grierenacieu, Notice of Annexation. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: rp-VKE NOTICE that on Jone TO, 18a, the I Im-ortwraied Village of i imllav. bv ber Council, did present to the County Commis sioners of Hancock county, Ohio, her certain petition praying Tor the exieiit.1011 01 uie cor-onrare lmOis nl'said villaee by the annexation of certain territory as follows; All the lots, out low ana territory eraoram iu the following description The north o. the north-west and the west f-iof the north east and the west of the south-east i o.

section is, town 1, north range 11 east. Th east of the west of the north-east Oh north-cast of the south-east 'i ami me uortl 1 of the soul li-east of section in said lowi The north the south-east the north-east of the sbulh-wesl aud tin east of the north-west of section 2t, towi 1, north ranee lUdast, and the east of lb ioutn-west east of the north-west and the north of the north-east 01 in-north-east 'i of section 1-1, town 1. north rang-10 east, so as to make the corporate limit out ind three-fourth miles in length, from north 10 south, and one aud one-half miles broud t'rom east to west. Said petition further shows that all tne pre-i miliary steps reo.mred by law in that Is it ill lvh tteen made and taken, referenc being here to said petition aud the plat nap aud profile thereto allacneu. The petition was in the connty ott.ee and the ilav set by the Commis sioners for the hearing thereof is the flu day ofSetitemher, A.

1. lsoa. Clerk. nolOWJ Mayor. Improvement Notice.

N'OTICK is hereby given tnal at tneir iiieet-insr held Jnlv M. lw. the Council ol the Incorporated Village of Findiay. pursuant to the recommendation ol the liiturd 01 Improve ments and the petition ot an atijoniiim rci-ientsand lot owners, did, by resolution, declare the necessity of improving Broad street in said village, from Main-t rosa to rront streets, by inclosing ail of said street, except Si feet on the west and IX feet on tie east side thereof, bv a neat and sufficient fence, said inclosure to lie lmprovou auu euioeinsneu witli tree. Khrnbiiery and grass, as shown 'lie plans, sisfiilcaitous and prolile thereoion lurirrkVnilirr.

such improvement in tleeuieil necessary ior ine use. neiicm and health of the citizens of said vili.isie E. Ci. huWul.K, J. A.

UJ 'I Clerk. nolO-Uj Mayor. AN ORDINANCE To Enforce the Collection of Fines. Sectiox 1. tie it hi Omitril fi ihr Mailt of t'imtlntu.

That from alter the paitfe of this onintaiitv, in at. cast where any in-rson or iersoiis shall neglect or refuse to pay ll.e line imposed on him. I'nHii im conviction of a violation of any ordinance heretofore or hereafter passed, and the costs of prosecution, the Mayor ia hereby authorized, eniMwertd and reiniind. i.n.i..r oriH-ess issued, or older duly iiiaile, to rwpiire such imtsohs to lie taken and imprisoned bv the Marshal, and kept at haul I iIhh iimii the streets and highways of said village. WllU a IKUI MHO Cliaill me h-, unfit nt the rate of seveitlv-llve cents i day.

exclusive of Sundays, such jierson shall have earned an iimoiiiit ctual to such line and costs. Passed July li, va. J. A. r.Ol'K.

Mayor. ti. HeWolke, Clerk. liiltiwi NEW STORE, ASP NEW GOODS South tije Tindlay entllbatoria IimtJ OpiMisite Main Street, ARCADIA, Hancock County, Ohio. THE rSDEKSIUXED HAVE JUST OPES-ed a complete stock of DRY GOODS, Of all descriptions.

Print, lelainc, Alpaccns, iTlohiir Ijiistresi, I'lJerinoes. ms, Cloths, And all kinds oft Soralsnsiially kepi in a Dry joods store. They also have a lull line ol GROCKIIIES, of all kinds. HATS CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS, CROCKERY, QUEENSWARE, GLASS VARE, AND HARDWARE CF EVERY DESCRIPTION All of which Will lK Sold ns CHEAP AS THE (J1IEAPEST -FOR Tlity wouM w.pi'lfiilly ak the farmers EXAMINE THEIR GOODS Before buyilig elsewhere, showing goods. TUE No charge for Highest Cash Price Paid for all kimlsof Country Produce.

Don't forgr-t the and above all, don't lorget to anil examine THBi IVKW GOODS! no6 3mos.l rETEIW. BEXDER A Co. EYE. EAR. CHROXIO ANI SIHGICAL IHSEASES ttr.A i r.i.

UK. Will practice In UPPER SAN DUSKY 2 days 19th and 20th in everv month. FOREST ou the 21st and till noon on the 22d of every mouth. Iik. iiaktek Is a regularly etiucateii unvsi- cian of twenty years experience.

He gives special attention to diseases ol tne rA K. K.R, Nose, Thboat, Li nos Livkk, stomach. BoWKLS, ami diseases oi all mints Mi'Uliar to Females. Int. Hakteu has iHplomaa from Medical Colleges, as pissl as any in America, lie lias aitemieo as gisxi Colleges.

Hospitals and liilixiiiaries as any in the world. 1'B. maktkr is aciptaintiit with all the great lmproveiiieiits ol tlie lite lor cur ing Sore Eyes, Films ou tile Si'iit, Ctoss Eyes, lUarmg and noise in the Head. I4srhuigi-s fiim the Ears, ilare Up. Club Foot, Cancers, Scrofula, Fistula, l'ilcs.

Ruptures lystn-isia. Female Irn-gularities tug RUeumatism. Tape otin, lnnio, ens. die LK. II Aarea itiserPt witlHutt pain.

Aktifi CIAi. Eves which possess all Uie movement and appearance ol the natural ej'e. Auriiri cial Ea lmcs.1 luserteil wniiout iam, re stilting the beaiiug, al times, ui a minute. Se trculars. riiH largest tyaoi Uneut of Spectacles in Kind G.

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The labor anil learning of centuries are leathered in thisouet volume" to throw a clear, light upon, "very page of the inspired woriL Agents re-nei-iiiit? witli unnreielented soccef. One re- Mrts.VonierH tnken the tirst three days of hisi canvass; auother, 7t iu twoda) auolher, 21J til ten ilavs. Vy1 Send f.tr lrcnlars with terms, and a full description of the work. Addrem NATIOXAL PI KT.1SIIIM. 1 ClncinnVC-TV-' '1.

1 1, 1, Ur JU. ttl VVllHlltiU, nost4j y-to irrtlTP lHMTCn Our KiileTS snd Ci- sr oif all odein, iJl.i. i hiMraCrSiiJor-i Eagraviogs, um six C5ik to your gooa Ul lul, Fi, snd Claaiaaati, OUa. FRUIT JARS WHOLESALE AND KETAIL AT Davidson Martin's. The 'HERO' Jarss Challenge and defv all competition they are proriuounced by all whotisethetti the most re-liahle, simple and con venientol any Jar before ihe public.

Tlie HKR'l hus taken the r'irst Premium over all otherJars at every State and 'ounty Eau where it has been entered. There will le no pains spared iti the marcnfuctnre ti keep it THE EiltST JAK IN" THE MAKKKT. you will Hud oue of Ihe many letter we could oiler, if necessary iiAMHtiLsBrr.o, Dec. lsg7. Mr- S.

B. Rowlkv in reply your enquiry I have the pleasure to inform you that I have used the Jar for three years, for prcse rving units ol all kinds, with entire suc cess. Jiy iruit lii'-- not only Kept wen, but lias the lnoi-t unqualified praise for natural Flavor ami F'ri-siiness. I unhesitatingly recoiiiinemi ttie MHen as the liest Jar in tho market, ami alter trying all the dillereut Jars Itelore tlie pulilic, I have concluded to use nouo in my basiiiess but the Yours liespectlully. D.

IV irriib ieiJtiif Iiyder Fruit Unm-iiu) and Jrexrving Ajuudutiunm We call the attention of COUATilV MERCHANTS to the fnct that that we are prepared to FILL ALL ORDERS for these Jars promptly and on the most rea sonable terms. Something New. CARRIAGE FACTORY J. P. KERR IVsiicct fully informs his old patrons anil the public generally, that he still contiit'iei latsinesK at liieold stand, west cud Uallroad sir.i-t.

He is constantly manulacturiug, aud has on hand, a large stock of Basics, Carriages Sulkies. Of every style and variety. He mi ploys no Very Best Workmen, Uses none but the best, material, and te satis-liud that lor Style, Price and Durability, He can defy competition in North-western Ohio. Oood Horses taken in exchange for work. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DOSE.

And satisfaction guaranteed in noitJ J. P. REKR. Clocks. 4 LARGE variety oi retn 1 nomas i iock Alsi.

clocks of all styles and pricesitlbe Clock Watch -Lmponum. O7o tlio X3ullic. Fashionable Tailor. a DAM that he is still eiisaged in "giving ali who may choose to honor him with their custom. Particularattention pain neat and tastv tits warranted ill all casi-s.

Terms as low as elsewhere. Give uie a call. Hender son's lilock, up-stairs, second door from tlie corner. (n.itt John C. rindl Kc'ore Giorge Iwwn- J.

I'. pi Ills I ing, J. p. tit vs. (township.

lUucuck Hetirv Matihias.ilert. Conhio. 'liiiKiii fi iidant will uike notice that on tlM 1 27tii day of ilav. lsik), the saiil Justice Lssu- eil an order of attachment, i the aoove ae- Iiod, for tlie sum of Hm an.i cusis oi -uiu JOl I. i Minisri, J.

I). MATTIU VS. 'I'HE uinlersigneil baa lieen duly appointed I and iiiHliIicd by the Piobate olirl of eoiiuty. Ohio, as administrator of the estate of FraukliU J. iJowem.

lale of said MiU. Joseph uti iM-Mwl OimU dntiM. tV llivltl I stJsCi s5.