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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
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IN ESS.-A NE w w D r X

HElREsS OF oRfENEURST
H,ob Of IN. above wobs t pGthb.d in volau~ ciotA
Prize 81 Is ss,h; volumes paper price ST.
Boohe.rs and all o,bers Will please caer a:
once Of the above Address al orders
Puh,sssss T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No Cb.s.nu-s Phlsdeirl1,a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

A ii. MERWIN, AuctiOheer.-
~ EXTENSIVE SALE OF ABOUT ---- "a
Io0oo REAM5
of EbtlsL, FrepoL and American
WRITING AND BLANK BOOK PAPERS.
Also, a large assortment Of Imported
STATIONERY, ENVELOPES. Ic
To be soId ~ Auction with out reseIve) On
FRIDAY MORNING, April g. 81 10 O'Clock,
BY BANGS BROTHER Co, a;
the Trade Bale Rooms, No. I3 PeIh ro~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

MRS. SOUTHW OR T HIS WORKS.
AV1 THE GREAT AMERICAN AUTHORIZES.
New ard beautiful editors CT all Of the Works Of Mrs
SouIHwoRrH published THIS DAY, and for sale by all
Bookseller News Agents. and BY all persons who eel The New
Yorh Ledeer. The following are their names
The Three Beauties. Wfes Victory.
Viva the Secret OF Power. Rs:nbuton.
Indis; the Pearl OF Pssr River. Curse OF Clifton
The Missing Bride. Discarded Daughter.
The Los: HeiTess Initials.
Deserted Wife. Ks.e Ayesf5rd
Belle Of Washington.
Fssb Work 10 published in vohme hound 10 eoth Tor
o. 25 or tsb is done up IL ;vo volumes, paper cover
for 81. - - . .. .. .,,..
MRS. HENTZS POPULAR NOVELS:
The Lost Daughter Neycus WsrlAnd.
The Plau..r' Norhen BI.de. Love es.r Marriage.
Linda koine. 80
Rob.r Gr.hsru. The Banisbed Son.
Cout,bip and Marriage Helen aud Arthur.
RfIa or tie Snow Bid.
Price of each, 81 Is IL CLOTH or + in paper.
Puhli,hcdt b. T. h. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No $40 Cber,nl, a.. PhsdelphuA
For sale at T. D. LONGS No 10 NsssaU 81, Ne~-ioik AID
ly AL Boob seeIs aid News Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MUSARD'
Lsssee snd Director. UinnsA
Admi'sics to al e.n:.
MUsARps SoNGTGrs
de ssd z as. tin 1 as e
THE fIRsT MU5XRD CoNCERf
'''' MONDAY NEXT, Aprfil2
'' ' ENGAGEMENT or Mr. rMALbERS ,,o,,
90 OaMoNDAY, April "a u ,Gssei,
VIII 0""n.'ce MusARps CONCERTS
70 consbS s'ssy night ssrins q. one ISn,h month
MusARDs CONCERTS.
DjsrINOUishED SOLO PLAYERS FROM PARIS.
WI be the tupsDdors pEesen;ed 70 American pub
Dc sSRi6 ONE HGSDRED AND TWENTY PERFORMERS
10 these the po.be ecla; an engage
"'"' ~ M n faxISERG ;aisi.s IsS ard MAVEN,
who viii spyeH a. the 6rss ten Cobctrt.
THE =; ir S;I;sr g; oRPHsN 9EsH.H sASL BALL
ROMAN c%fHoLIc .sf 10 its't'H ORPHAN ASYLUM
W,n tale pieee st the
On M6aDAS SsnsfA ESEsrsS En- { As59 ~ & 49,
s nis. y. GeMSp oces.on. BY csasIrs LIS j. cessos s.q
geptemen attached Military Companies are pacu'sdyre-
'1ssyU ET.1y ea VIII he made 70 render q the
EFFECTIVE ,od BRILLIANT
Asseuib,ies Of the g. ssop
MItb, Fe,iiyiiy Pleasure and
DODWORTHs FULL BAND is Engaged foI the occssion.
The RESTAURANT viii be supplied BY Pc rELER Of Broos
depot, DUNCAN BROTHERS No: s7i Brosiwsy and at
tbe prin Book and MUSIC stores ;hs city and brookyG
'.B.,rry .BIDr1n FOREVER"
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T1UE FUTURE OF WOMAN in AMERICA

rTNIIE FUTURE OF WOMAN in AMERICA
l. A o Lectures will lie given Mozart Hall No CO.
Broadway opposite Bond s.. the following subject
Fair Play for Woman. ."-0RO w. CURTIS, es9-THURS-
DAY, April 8.
Woman and her Work"-The Rev. Z. ". CBAPIN-
Thu URSDAY, Apln Is .. .
Woman sud the Flecty. Franchise. Mrs. LUCY STONE
THURSDAY April q
Benefit TO Woman Of Organized EnIsrsiion."The Hon
ELI THAYER.
These Lectures given aid Of The Shirt Sewers and Seam
stresses Union No A-topsce The Lecturers have
ousy undertaken the ees in 81 ID. importance Of the cub
jects TO be discussed. -
Mr. CURTIS In presebtng the csms Of the helpless win In
sit on Fair Play for W oman"
Ladies desiring u bear hse Lectures attend without
bsI sITassmcnt secured stated below:
Adms SION. " cents
Doors open at 7; Lecture commen -es tS
No extra charge for reserved sea,s -
TIE ,sle Of reserved will onlyl a. WM
HALL SONS, No. &59 Broadway, On WEDNESDAY, the 71
inst, ut O'Clock A. NJ.
Tckets may be lad all the procPd book and music
stores Broadway.
DURDY's NATIONAL TTIEATER, Chatham
n-Dress Circle % cents: Pit IL cents; Orchestra Chairs
80 cents Pvste Boxes IS Doom 63 Curtain viii rise
st74-THIS EVENING:
LIFE or THE MORMONs AT SALT LAKE
Brigham Young C. w Taylor Americas Miss Jose Grnths
Fiuy Bogus. Mr. O. l.. Fox Viola Vance Miss Hathaway
THE INVASION OF IRELAND.
Art McMurrogh Mr. Bonae Florence McIvsr. Miss Hathaway
THE SIAmESE TWINS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Leave POntotoc Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive al Fulton by 7pm
Leave Fulton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Pontotoc by pm
s4so From oxford, by Caswel and Maple Springs, 10
Rocky Ford, "A miles and back, once week
Leave Oxford Saturday at pm
Arrive at Rocky Ford byspDi
Leave Rocky Ford Saturday at a M
Arrive at Oxford by IL m.
BIDS 70 run twice sweek viii be considered.
,sl From Oxford by Paris snd Pine alley, to Coneotd
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Oxford Friday at s m;
Arrive at Concord by pm;
Leave Concord Saturday al IN;
Arrive at Oxford BY IN.
s.s2 From Oxford by Mount Sylvan Birmingham Spring
port and Central Academy, TO Pamela, So miles
and back three times a week
Leave oxford Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrige Il fanois b. pm
Leave Pamela Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Z
Arrive al Oxford by Bpm
1883 From Oxford by College Hill Lspomba Tiro Flew
ellyn's Cross Roads, Greenieaf, Cockrum, Georgia,
aud Pleasant HILL to Memphis, Tenn rs miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave oxford Monday and Wednesday at Tam;
Arrive al Memphis mex, days by lopm;
Leave Memphis Wednesday and Friday at am;
arrive at Oxford next days by 10 m.
74s4 From Oxford by Lafayette Springs Toccopols Pom
totoc Fallabinsa, Prairie Mount, okolons, and
LaWTencfy 70 Aberui en-, 100 miles ana backy daily
Leave Oxford daily at 6 am;
Arrive at Aberdeen next day by 10 N;
Leave Aberdeen daily al 6
Arrive at Oxford next day by Top IN.
Bids to convey the mails in two four-horse
coaches will be considered.
74ss From West Point, by Ash Creek Cedar Bluff Tam
pico, and Line Creek, 10 Fame "a miles and back
twice q week
Leave West Point tuesday and Friday at NJ;
Arrive at Fame days by m;
Leave Fame Monday and Thursday at a IN;
Arrive Of West Point next days by II m-
Bids TO run three times week Nili be considered
74se From Starkville, by Whiiefeld, Dido Snowsvle
White Hill, Bankstop, Huntsville, and Poplar
Creek, to Cerslvo, GO miles and back twice a
week.
Leave Starkrille Monday and Friday al NJ;
Arrive at Ceralyo next days by 3 p m;
Leave Ceralv0 Wednesday and Sunday at N;
Arrive AT Starkville next days by IN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

A STRoNG Defence. was
q fellow in a certain neighborhood
in Arkansas, who was suspr cted OF
sheep stealing. At last a planter
riding through tho woods. perceived
the suspected individual emerge
from the woods, and after looking
around to see that no one was near
walked up to q flock of sheep and
knocked over the largest and latest
At thi, moment the planter rode
mp, and confronting the thief, ex.
elaimed:-
snow, sir, l have got you. Ycu
cannot get of; You are caught in
the sct."
What act!" Indignantly inquired
the thief.
why, sheep stealing" was the
prompt reply.
''Sir. yon bad better mind how
yau charge respectable American
citizen with such a crime no sheep.
stealing replied the gentleman
with the penchant for mutton.
"Now, will you deny that | saw
you kill that sheepG" asked the
planter.
"No, SIR" was the answer; 81 did
kill 1t, and I'd do it again under tn
came circumstances I'll kill any
bOdy's sheep that bites me as | am
going peaceably along the road"
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j. j. Blccller, Dentist.

- DESPECTFULIf announces to the citizens
III OF Findlay, and Hancock county, that he
mus removed In the front room. over Hyatt's
lStore-ontranrc al the Hail. one door north of
the store. lie is prepared To Insert Tocth on
Gold, silver. Gutta Pcrcha, and Pivot. De-
lcayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. lie has also
purchased the righi oi Inserting Teeth on Per.
lcclain. II is u solid block of work, and will
hear more hard use in the mouth, without The
liability "f the Teeth break ing nir the Pate
There are M Joints or crcvircs In the gum, or
between the teeth and plate for tho lodgment
ri particles at food, or sccrctions nf the mouth.
They viii not corrode. or become Offensive,
being made entirely of Porcelain. can be fitted
more perfectly To the mouth than any other
Kind of work, and offered NJ about one half the
usual price of Teeth set on Gold. Persons de-
srons cf having work done, will please callnnd
examine specimens. J. ]. BLECHER,
ia Is. 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

A HANDSOME CoNrRIRuTIoN.-A
gentleman waited upon Jerrold on,
morning to enlist his sympathies il
behalf of mutual friend. who WA
in want OF a round sum OF money
But this mutual friend had already
sent his hat about among his literary
brethren on more than one occasion
Mr.. IS hat was becoming ar
institution; and the friends were
grieved at tho indelicacv of the pro.
ceeding. On the occasion to whic!
we now refer, the bearer OF the hat
was received by Jerrold with cviden,
dissatisfaction. "Well," said Jer-
rold, "how much does want
this tine'" "Why. inst iour and
two Iorsbts will, | think, put him
straight" replied the bearer of the
hat "Well," said Je,rold, "put me
down for one Of the noughts.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

A FARMER who had employed q
green Emcraldcr, ordered him t.
give the mule some corn in the ear
On coming in the farmer said:
well, Pat. dbl you give the corn?
"An' sure did"
"How did you give itl'
"To be alure, jist as ye towld me
10 the ear"
''How much did you give?"
/" Well, yez sec, the craytbe,
wouldn't hould still, and kept a,
switchin'' his ears about 90 that
couldn't git above a fist full in both
card"
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osArrENsERo
FAMILY MEDICINES.
pET4fT. pPTpES
III OlRae Testimony.
HARrrotD, Trumbull CO., o.,
March, I, 1851.

hereby certify that have been dealing
in the Craft nberg Medicines Tor the past
yeai, aud can truly say that | have never Of
Tered any medicines 10 the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation OF
the people than these, particuiarlythe Pills
and Catholicon. They will read lily perform
all aud more than is promised for them. |
have sold about City bottles Of the Ca,holi-
con the past season, and | hear the best re.
suits in every case.
j. II. G. JOHNSON, Med. Agt.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says OF the Graf.
fenberg Medicines. DR.. .. is physician OF
extensive practice. and one Of he most sue
cessful in the county Crrnmbull) in which
he res drs:
HARrroaD, Trnmbull co. o.
March 7, 1857.
This certifcs that have used the Graf.
ienhctg Pills and MarshalPs Catholicon,
sold here by J. ". c. Johnson, in my prac.
tice, TO my entire satisfaction. They are
good medicines.
DR. G. w. BUSHNELL.
Wxsr B.ppoRp, Coshocton co..,
May IA, 1857.
MI. B. Kingsley--Sr: [ have been sell.
ing the medicines Of the GraiTenr erg Com
pany Tor he last ten yenrs, and have iny,ii.
and the Pills | have sold to great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become sta
pie article. Marshall's Uterine Catholicon
is medicine that has done a great amoun.
Of good in female diseases. One lady I sold
IT to, told me that she had received r. .ote
good from one bottle than she did from n
long couisc Of medical treatment by the
most skilliul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
For sale by
IL. v. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio.
Also by
A. LANGwoRTHy. Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN,
HlPKlN' q CO., Gilboa;
". l.. HELLER& Co, Van Buren,
SCHROCK & CORBIN, vanlne;
G. s. MOSHER, Arlington;
b. h. BARNEY & CO., McComb.
March 10, 1853 .--6m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

nirCh NOTIt E.- Reed, non.rosl
~ dent owner at The West halt of the North
est quarter OF section 50, aud the nonresident
owner (name unknown), Oi the SOulh-N esi
quarter ~ section IS, IN Blanchard township.
WIZ take notice that application Will be made
10 the Trustees Oi Blanchard township, Han.
cock county, ONO, 10 view and locate a ditcU
ON tine following described lands IN said town
snip, VIZ: commencing al the East end of the
hall section line of section 33; thence West on
SAID line on tbe South side OF the road to the
run On section 81, and there terminate.
SAID Trustees VIII meet Ia locate said dtch
On lhe 2Jd day al July, 1905, NJ ~ O'clock, a.
June IL, ls1o.
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DoAD NorIcE.-wlllam +. Tnompson

DOAD NofirE.-Wilam T. Thompson.
IN Jesse Stone, and ali others interested,
will take notice that, pursuant to An order uI
the County Commissioners Ui Hancock county
OHIO, issued III their June session for lSjs, tie
Surveyor of said county, together with the
viewers appointed thereon, Will meet al lne
Madison township, SAID county, on the 2lsl
day of July, ls5S, Ia view, survey, and lay cut
u county road commencing AZ the county Inc
between Hancock and Hardin counties; thence
North on the section line between sections 81
and 81, ~ township two south, ralge eleven
East thence North nn said line between sec.
tons ~ and 80 TO the North line ni SAID sections
and there terminate. JOSEPH WOODS.
June Ith ls5s.-4w.
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FiNDLAY. o.. April Ii. lS.S,

IfUO jesse stone. Josiah Smith. John H. Shcp.
l. herd. and all others Interested: You are
hereby notified that the viewers appointed by
thc commissioners "f lianc'ck county, Ohio,
To survey aud locate a county road bcyinninr
NJ the Southwest corner at section 10, in
township South. ran.c IL Fats. and running
thence East on the section line between soc.
tlnhs H. 80. 20. -, II, and -. until t intcrsccts
= county road running from Mllcr'S mill tn
WilliamSIown. In said county. and there ter.
mlnalc, viii meet NJ the huuSo of John A.
woods, near the commencement: of said pro.
posed road. on the 2Oth day OF July. lSis or
wlhlh five days thereafter. to survey and 10.
cate said road. JOHN ~ WOODS.
June IL, lOjS.-4w and others
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

A. AyoLIY LTE.-lnsects generally
muss lead truly jovisl life. Think
what II must be to lodge In a lily
Imagine Q palace Of ivory or pearl
witbA pillar Of silver and capital.
Of gold. all exhaling such a pcrlum,
- never rose from human censer. -
Fancy rsrin the fan oftucking your,
selves up for the night in the folds
Of 3 1850, rocked to sleep by the gen.
tie s!St nf the summer sir. nothiuo
10 do when 5ou awake bat vast
yodtfelves 10 . dew.drop, and fsi
70 and eat your bed-clothes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16
BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!!!

'UNiE undersigned has opened II BUTCHER
Il SHOP. in Hyatt'> Bull iidg. nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand AN excellent quality of FRESH MEAT.
toners and as manv others AS feel disposcd. To
test his ability tu accommodate them. tn give
nm rall do they wish HEEf.SrrNNS. hr has
the very article tn sdlt their msfr. Do they
prefer ROAST. he can supply wants in this
respect too: ar il they wish !; BUiL. ar a R,Sg.
ar FRY, they will not lie disappointed, unless
they all "Speak at once"
Aprllo. 1858. A. KARG.
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March ~. Is5s.-Gm

NJ IICE.-A those indebted tn the late
~ hrm of BtllentInc Il Firmn, who have
not settled and arranged their claims, are re.
quesicd Ia call and settle immediately. | am
very dcsirnus Ia have all accounts settled he.
lore the first ut June. III | expect Ia start for
the West about that time. Ollice III the back
part ut the store room formerly occupied by
tho Arm aS Il warc.ruum, Entrance through
the store 'ro"m ur at the back door un tie
south side. J. ). BALLENTlNE.
tindlay, May llth, lS5S.
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Notice.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad.

VNASMCCH as the Company are now engaged
l. in the consti uction Of the Road West of
Findlay. toward shannon, aud will commence
laying track within the next five days (the
weather pormitting). 4, Is very important that
the subscribers make strong efforts to pay in
rs fast rs possible. that he road mayho crowd.
ed "n to complexion for the Farmers have
great need of it, and the Road will be com.
pleicd rs far rs Lima this year, il means can
he procured fast enough. am authorized to
receive and receipt for all moneys tha, may
come into my hands. Friends. will YOU all
make united effort tn move the cars aiong,--
u am absent Mr. PRAY in the Findlay Bank,
VIII receive IN deposit fnr thr COMPANY. lust
aS wei as myself u. J. CORY.
June IL. 1sjS.-tf Diy,cioy F. g. La r. r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

DAnK blue eyes arc mort common
in persons of delicate, refined, or ef.
feminate nature; light blue, and
much more, gray eyes, in tho hardy
and active. Greenish eyes have
gengally the same meaning as the
gray Hazel eyes are the more
usual indications Of a mind mascu.
line, Vigorous, and profound. Shak
spearc, it is said, had hazel eyes:
Swiis.bine eyes; Milton, Scott, and
Byron gray eyes,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

"A. persons interested, will take notice thai,
pursuant 10 an order of the Comm toners ui
Hancock county, Ohio. AT their June session
Tor 1925, the Surveyor and viewers appointed
by said Commissioners, will meet AZ the nouse
vi Joseph Keller, In Eagle township, In said
county, ON the 22d day OF July, 1855, TO view, /,
survey ana lay out county road CONNIE ncing
al the Northeast corner Of section 50, at the
corner between the lands of Joseph ID. Keller
and Henry Vaughen, and run West along the
section line To the line OF Union township;
ihence south along the line between Eagle and
Union townships, u the road running from Can.
nonsburg 10 Nj. blanchard.
June 7th, l858.-lw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

Two TEACHERs.-Thc Board Of Sclnol Tx
l. aminers for Hancock county, VIII hold a
session for the purpose If examining Teachers.
AZ 'hc Union School room, in Findlav. on tho
FIRST Saturday al SANITARY and the nrst Sarur.
day "i February, and the nrSt and third Sntur.
days otcvery month thereafter, commencing ni
ten o'clock, Il. m, until further notice is given.
-, W. X. LEONARD, Cie,k Of said Boa,d
Findav, Jan. 2. l.i7.
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B00CS AND SHOES.

nth THE subscribers take this method
F& OF announcing to the citizens Of
~ Pleasantvllleand vicinity, that they
haveopened boot and shoe manu- factory.
where all who may wish anything thIsline,
are respectfully invited TO call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds Of ready-made
work, front The steastern manu- factories, al |
of which they will sell cheap for Cash.
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at.
tention paidto the manufacture ofcalf boots
and shoes, from the best French and Amer
lean stock, all of which they will warrant to
give entire satisfaction.
Pleas call and examine our work, as we
are Always happy to wait upon customers.
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL d PIRMIN.
May 9,'56-tf.
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hE NOTICE.. - Those persons whose
Il names are mentioned IN a circular gong
the rounds IN this community. are particularly
requested To- come and look over their ac.
counts; also. nj other persons who have look.
ed over their accounts and have a desire Ia
examine them again. are invited to call.
June l6. lSiS.--iw PAT. TAYLOR.
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&. poMEROY. Attorney ,,-y.,,y

~ &. POnEROS, Attorney N-I.nw,
" FlNDLAY, HANCocK corNrY. OnIo)
W Ill attend nall business entrusted tu his care
In collections. niclliy, promp,ncss aud dis.
palch: are The lnvariahlr rules of this once.
OFFICE -Mclndeon Building
REFERENCES Hon. l.. u. Campbell Ohio;
Hon: H. T. Wade, Ohio; Gov. Chase, Ohio: :.
D. Wilson & Co., New York: Hon. Thomas Cor.
win, Ohio; H. q. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, and
'thers. tMarch 10. 1851
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

HURD ~ tuUntN, General Collecting
L l. Agents. will promptly attend to the cul
lection of claims of AL kinds IN Hancock and
adjoining counties; also. the settlement nf es.
tates. closing up partnership matters. Sc.
REfEnsscES:-M. e. Whiiclcy. Esq: e. W.
O'Ncal, E'q; Whcclcr& Bros; Findlly, Ohio.
omco IN tho South corner uf DiXun'S Block
r. B. HuRD Il e. CHURCH.
Aug. s, lSii.
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A Parody ON slavery.

A Parody on slavery.
tx tsY rporKsf.1 - .r..
Cone ssinis and sinners, hear mo toll
Hog pious priests whip Jack and Nell,
~ women buy, and children sell,
And preach AL sinners down IN hell.
And tall Of heavenly union.
They'll hieat, and baa, take on, like goats,
Gorge down black sheep, and strain At notes
Array their backs In nne black coats,
And seixe their negroes By their throats,
And CHOKE for heavenly union.
They'll church you II you sip dram,
And damn you n you steal lamb,
Yet rob old Tonyy, Doll, and Sam,
Ksdwsppfr's heavenly union.
They'll talk ofhcaven, and Christ's reward,
And bind his image with cord,
And scold, and swing the lash abhorred,
And sell their brother In the Lord
For handeu6sd heavenly union.
They'll read and sing sacred song.
And make prayer both loud and long,
Hsiling the brother and sister thrOng
With cords Of heavenly union.
We wonder how such saints can sing.
Or praise the Lord upon tho wing.
Who roar and scold, and whip and sting,
In guilty conscience union.
They'll raise tobacco, corn. and rye.
And drive and thieve, and cheat and lie,
And lay up treasures In the sky,
BY making switch and cow.s skin fy,
In hope Of heavenly union.
They'll crack old Tony on the skull,
And preach and roar like "Bashan Bull"
Or braying ass Of mischief full,
Then seize Id Jacob by the wool
And pull for heavenly union.
A roaring, ranting, sleek man.thlef,
Who lived on mutton, veal and beef,
And never would afford relief
To needy, sable sons Of grief,
Was Dig with heavenly union.
Love not the world, the prescher said,
And winked his eye and shook his hrnd;-
Then seized on Tom, and Dick. and Ned,
Cut short their meat, and clothes, aud bread.
Yet siin ioved heavenly union.
Another preacher whining spoke
or one whose heart for sinners broke.
He tied old Nanny To the oak,
And drew the blood at every stroke.
And prayed for heavenly union.
Two others oped their iron jaws,
And waved their children.stcang paws.
BY stinting negros backs aui maws
They keep up heavenly union.
All good from Jack another takes,
And entertaius their hirts and rakcs,
Who dress as sleek rs glossy snakes,
And cram their mouths with swceteneh cakes,
And this goes down for uniun.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

l'.,O Soii.L.--Nolioe is hereby given
lO ,uat Il petition will be presented " Inc
I. L..u,ii.ssiUners vi Hancock county, UnIv, at
,noir neal SESSION, asking lor the following al
teralioE vi me road leauing from heck iliil,
AuglaILe hiyer, TO The road leading from LOUIS
viio W Deutoh: Commencing IA SAID roau AT
tne lane vi Daviu Biaught, thence north " The
ceuler line vi secLiun As. IN hlancualu Lvwn-
supi tuenCe West along saiu center line lu Tue
quarter post ol sara sectrhl Is; thence svutn
uileeu ieet, tnvhUe west " me Luuisviho and
uenlon road, and tuere terminate, anu IVf Inc
vacation "a az uiucn "a Luu oiu iOau as Iiys pv.
tween Inc commencement oil saiu altoi ou road
anu SAID Louisville auu Beiituu ruau.i .-.
MANI fEIIIIUN t.llS,
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