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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24
THE
aggEg HEAwTIRIaA,
50 long Unsuccessfnlly Sought,
FOUND AT lASl!!

-OR 1T REST 0 ES PEhMANhN ~
Gray Heir to its original color; covers Snsrns ln4
,r;antIv The bald head removes AL oanafuh'
;tI;,g and gcrofula, soald head, ana All eFaP-
- makes the hair soft, healthy and glossy
a ILL preserve it to any imaginable age re-
ao,,es as if by magic, all blotches, Ssc.' from (
tbe face, and cures all neuralgia ana hei'0"'
| Laodache. See circular ard tie tol!owinS.
Dover, \. H., Feb. 2, 1857
| 7 WOOD & co. Gents Within a
| 49, g,e have received so many orders and
caUs for Prof o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative
tbat today we were compelled to send TO Boston
for . quantity, (the dozen you forwarded an
being sold, while we might order quahtity
go Won. Erery 6ottle iue haze sold seems TO
ba,p ;3ro4,tced three or four ne1c customers, ana
| tbe onprobation and patronage 1t receives from
the most substantial and worthy citizens OF our our
vicinity. fully convinces us that 1t Is a ho'9A
VALUABLE PREPARAIiON'
g Send us as soon as may be one gross sl @ Size
D and one dozen 81 size and believe me yours
es very respectfully, .,1Ipop a. 20
Hickory Grove, ST. Charles Co. Mo-,
Il Nov 10, 1856.
ng n r. WOOD-Dear Sir Some tim
lot - .or 1ve were induced to some
lee - Hair restorative, and It's effects were
y,onderfI,I. we deem it our duty to you ana III
rs, afflicted, to report II. .:,o boa hae
led Onr little sons head Tor somc time hau O9 p9e
the ,o~factIy covered with sores, and some calieo
49, III he'd The hair almost entirely came
W, ~ in consequence when friend, seeing MS suiie
are - ;-l[o advised us to use your Restorative we
Isle So with little hopes of success but, to our .
all Csc and that Of all our friends. very few
tied pplications removed the disease entirely ano
:. pey and luxuriant crop of hair soon started O
. and we cas now say that our boy has as health!
scaIn. and as luxuriant crop OF halr' as
othar child We can therefore, and do heie
recommend your Restorative as perfect rehls
= for all diseases of the scalp and HAIR
OF We are yours respectfully,
the GEORGE W.HIGGINBOTHAM NJ
and SARAH A. HIGGlNBOTHAM.
r l6 Gardiner, Maine, June q, 1855
wing prof q 7, Wood-Dear Sir: | have I
way, .,o bottles of Professor Woods Hair Restorai
e to IA can truly say it is the greatest discover
K. a., a.. nge for restoring and changing the
80 lI 5' 'nsing it / was man OF seventy.
n n bair has now attained its original Color
M lAi n, n" r.commsn,1 it to the world without the
ones: taar ss nv case is one of the worst KIND.
Irt OF leaf' @S ''J Yours respectfully,
eneht DANIEL n. MURPH
deD1, OIL WOOD & CO.. Pr2prletorss Slz D" D'
ing Of way, n: L, " .Ae Market St, st. L
,hurg, f.staOlSniii1h''I ~
tbink Mobile, and sms
Sold by all good Druggists
Az. NJ L <,ryxs,p>rd nj fkss eU6tee
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

-sa Bv reference to our advertising col
umns this week will be found the advertise.
mon, Of the "Ncw York Waverley, and
Literary Home Circle"-a new paper pno-
rsbsd in New York, which, judging py the
,,.oir,sn number we received, is certainly
L;;ou in the line of literary papers. ihe
Grand feature in it will be the publication o
Sir Walter Scott's ''Waverley Novels =
.,ons worth double the price of the paper
Send on and subscribe
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

We learn from an exchange Of late
date that the President has apPoinHteu Ho
Gov samuel Mcdary Governor of Kansas
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24
Nrul a0ugrtlsanlent5.

CyRAY--CAME TO THE RESIDENCE or
= the subscriber. ia Summerhill tp;. p;, on S .ns
~ dax .ns Of November, A. D., 1853, a black ana
white v COW with tail cut off, absut II or 10
vesrs old. Any person coming forward proving
and paying charges Of according to
othef"''' ISADORE SLICK.
jefferson. Nov. "a, 1S58:it3
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

IRONY CREDrroRs,--TAKEE; NOTICE II 2 ILL., H.
4 10 n e the Associate Judges of the Court OF
Common Co.., mo Pleas Of Cambria County for the bensn'
oTi of the laws made for the relief of nsolgent debt
o, 'Hs and r that he has appointed MONDAY, the
18th day of December, next, for the hearing mo o.
said application, at the Court House .bpi
and when where you may attend II you 'nihh
proper. I.MFs MURRAY.
Ebsnsburg, nov. "a, 1853.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

Winter is with US now and no mistake
and the old fellow appears to be in rather
surlv mood. The ground is now enrooe" IN
obo,,, ,our inches of snow. The sle'ghlng Is
excellent, and We perceive that our FARMERS
arc taking advantage of it to bring their pro
duce to market. Our streets were yesterday
,bropeed with sleds, and consequently pre-
.sntad quite an animated appearance
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

ag- See advertisement OF Df oanoi0f0 .
Liver InyigoratOr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24
IA AND SCISSORS.

"Wise men have praised the Chen!
orns US w. lot. and learned pride hath ~
ants obscure io.' ..;o,d of onrs who Phila
a humble toll" f',sn0 .osO.s;o0 Su of is ne
'sa nsd ns at present in the profession a' coun
eng's saws that the aforesaid indlVio- debt
cod''AN'a .srtaiply wrong, and that although to b
IA we're cef'@' ,,,ed to be wise AID reck
.,btless they "e.' IA onarat;on that
4 men in their u"y aNu g and
''rDsa ~ 49, very great fools. He thinks II the
hey "g't .r;sd wood-saving couple OF days. issu
bey nai =. constable and been defeated mere :
u Fdn y. thew hadn't the money to treat Sia I;
y Ids " they wouio DC ou' VI ine
81 70 We think so too and
IG'"" ~, -, rea
An old gentleman from b'aehNck wo
Ss.bip, who resided some slny ~ sa ;, ma ma.
''s w in Beulab, tho deserted ''iiase' Is' I;s
'go III ro,t Of this place, informs US that .ls tH
few p,'Vi .;na II contained upwards of thirty qr
st tna' ''r Ts supposes that each house was tn
hGust; rti,.a BY at least five persons-so 'hA' lie
inhaDl''N during the days of its glory con-
BenlaI' - least ono hundred and fifty souls.
talnca 1r =. tbe deserted village Goldsmith had =
t'os VI. minds eye, when he sang OF ,1ws:' s: b
IA Auburn" coald not boast OF more 'nn1 j
sIr I'll the village train. from labor tree,
"HhsH -. - snorts beneath ths spreading tree.
r-.n Miss MYRTLE is going to marry
Vat a number Of hearts size VIII Ore1A
W. 600 II stated in one Of our exchanges
10, ,rthority We do not know, that Hon. |
Il. Hickman, member Of Congress IRON
-. State, is extremely anxious to renounce
II allegiance and fidelity to the Democratic
,.rt, and that he will act with the Opposi-
r., during the approaching session OF our
w-.:or,I Isoisla.ure. Mr.. Hickman IS one
u Jobu W. Forney's pets, and we shouiah
wonder if the rumor referred to above is wen
h,,dsd Should this be the case, we do not
,b;rk +be Democracy would go into mourn
Inn in consequence, or abandon all hopo o.
,,oo.ss in the future. 1t is not IN the power
n, snv msr, or combination OF men,
DESTROY the Democratic party Demagogu9
md d;sannointed offce-seekers may abando
+ bnt il is the true peoples party-tne on'
raol national organization in the country
sud all true patriots will continue to adhe'
II the efforts of Genagogues to the COZ
,r,ry notwithstanding. Union and Harmon
:, now the motto Of every sincere menocf
the party. :r.oI,,,
nz~Thanksgiving day was uniVorsa"y
IN thu, place. All the stores were ciosea
,,rgo number of Turkeys Slaughtered
Further PARTICULARS next week. As none
our subscribers had the forethought TO
ni,b us with Go5JIer for the OCCASION
don's feel in humor at present to olScah'
The subject But ''where least IS said
! soonest mended" An opportunity Will
afforded to our subscribers at Christina
make matters all right with us and. as
diving philosopher said, we pray thee ir''
do not forget it"
.ra Rv reference to our advertising Z
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

nyOur Pittsburg neighbors will to-nor-
row celebrate the centennial anniversary o'
Abe evacuation of Fort Duquesne Large
delegations from neighboring counties are
srnected to be in attendance. We learn thai
,as,so..;on from Johnstown will attend.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

THE NEW YORK WAVERLE1, ASD ~, III
ERARY HOME CIRCLE. Deco'ea 70 "'s 'c'aT H., IL
t,,,, tbe beautiful, the Instructive and the reJ'fe"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

An individual once mystifed tea
party by observing that women are fa''s
ON inquiry as to wherein lay the point OF
h;s remark. he added, Facts are stubborn
,b;nos~ He also considered, as fred faot'
that Grover & Baker manufactured Sewing
Machines which, in point of durability ane
cbeapness, arc unsurpassed
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

D1Ep.-In Allegheny township on Satur-
d.v evening the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZA GLASS,
con,ort Of Mr.. John J Glass, aged about 90
years.
SHOCKING AccIDENr.-A letter IN the Ne"
York Times, from Great Salt Lake CITY,
,sys: A letter has been received at Camp
Floyd from a gentleman in Los Angeles
Cal, detailing tragedy which was enacted
between twelve deserters from the army OF
Utah, who had succeeded by Mormon ass,s-
tance, in reaching California Three of them
led by a man named Burns, who had beer
trumpeted in the tenth infantry, murdered
the other nine for the sake of their money
Burn. then proceeded, at night, to cut th'
throats Of his two accomplices. One he XII
led, but the other survived, obtained assis
tance, and gave evidence which led to tn
arrest of Burns. who is now in confnemer
At Los Angeles.
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~ .hs Work exeepeed al this ssses.
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rrYE GREAT WEEKLY PAPER!

ProthouOtary Ulhce NoVeHlUV' ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-18

are now universally recommended by vel
formed and candlH Persons, rs an immcd
cure tor
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Two all. persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
L such NJ SPERMATOnRUO;N SENty IJ
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. GONoRRIIuEA'
oLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice VI OSAyIsM. or Srir
Ant 81, Nc. &C., OIL, -
inc HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in Wow of the aw.
tlI destruction of human lilo. caused bv Sexual
diseases, and the deCopt .ons praCtisod tipon the
unfortunate victims of Quacks. several years
'go directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
charitable act worthy oftheir n;,n,e. to open
pispensary for the treatment of this class ct
diseases. in all their forms, and to give Medical
ADVICE gratis, IN all who apply by letter, with
a description of their condition (age, occupa.
ton, habits ofllfo, &c,) andi cases OF ofcStreme
poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICiNs FREE or CHANGE
II is needless 10 add that the Association com.
mards tho highest Medical skill of the ago, aud
wlll furnish the most approved modern treat
ment. -. -.
The Directors, on review of tho past. feel as
surcd that their labors In this sphere of bennv.
olcnt effort, have boon of great benefit to the
afflicted. especially TO the young, aud they have
resolved ~ devote Themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much dcspiscd
cause.
just Published by the Association. a Report
on SpernatorrhOea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice OF Onlilism, Masturbatiun or Self Abuse
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs. by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail
On scalcdlotter envelope FREE OF CHARGE on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. ,.,
Address, Tor Report or treatment Dr. George
x. CALnorN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. ., South Ninth street, ,philadelphia,
Pa. BY order ofthe Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWEI.L, PrtsldenL
GEO. FAIEClliLD, SecrotoIy.
Doe. I. Isj7.-ly.
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DOAD SOllJ .G.-W uldm /. InumpSun,
III Jesse Stone, and al ulAcrS interested,
VIII take notice mat, pursuant tu an order ui
the Cuunty Commissioners OF Hancock county
OHIO, issued at tnvtr June session Tor ISIS, tho
Surveyor of std Cuduly, together with tho
house ol j. w. Williams, Esq. IN Wu!lamstowu.
Madison township, said county, ON tho 2lSt
day of July, lsjS, tn view, survey, and lay cut
Il county road commencing ut tlo county line
between liancuc,, and ilHruu counties; thence
North uu the section line between sections 81
and ~. in township two South, RAJ go eleven
East; thence North on SAID line between sec.
lions 20 and 30 10 the North line oi said sections
and there terminate. JOSEPH WOODS.
June 7th lSjS.--iw.
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III. bEECH,would respectful announce
- that he has permanently located III FiudLn
whore hc will attond " ;tl calls in his proirsSiiii
Office and residence ON west side uf Ma'n Il
IN the building formerly oCcuricdby Younl;lnl
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New Arrangement!
ANOTHER CHANGE.

THE UNDERSIGNED (successors to Porch
Bullock 4 Co.,) would respectfully an
nounce to the people generally. that they
! are now prepared to accommodate all who
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BEEF! BEET! BEEF!!!

.ITIE undersigned has opened a BUTCHER
i bii0r, In liyau's Building, nearly opposite
the Court HQusr, whore ho always keeps
Oh hand an eSceileut luaIityoi FRESH MEAT
ue would respncuuiiy, invite his former Gus
tost his ability i9 ACCOMMODATE them, TO give
him Gail. Do they wish DEET-sTE,ks, he has
tho very article " suit their taste. DO they
prefer a HoAsf, he can supply wants In this
respect tpoi or y they @ish a BOIL, or 4 BAKE.
they all "speak at once"
Rrlio, is5a. ..r. A. KARG. !
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-..l-. GRAFFEN5EnG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
HI Omle Testimony.
RETdH PRICES.
HsRrroRD. Trumbull CO., o.,
March. 4. 1887.


| hereby certify that have been dealing
IN the Gnifehberg Medi"nes fot the past
year, aud can truly say that have never Of
ietcd any medicines to the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation of
The people than these, particularly the Pills
ana Caiholicon. They will read lily perform
all ana more than is promised for them
have sold about Fifty bottles of the Catholi-
con the past season, aud hear the best re-
suits IN every case.
J. II. G. JOHNSON, Med. Agi.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Graf.
icnberg Medicines. Dr. u. IS physician of
extensive practice. aud one Of The most sue
ccsSlnl in the county (rTumbul) in which
he res deS;
liaRrrosp, Trmbull CO.. o.,
March I, 1861.
This ccrtifes that have used the Graf.
lrnberg Pills and Marshall's Cotholicop.
sold here by J. II. G.. Johnson, in my prac
tice, 10 my entire satisfaction. They are
good medicines.
DR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
WEST BEuroRo, CoShocton co.,
May Ii, 1857.
MI II. u. kingslcy--Sir have been sell
ing the medicines of the Gralfenl erg Com.
pnny Tor the last ten years, aud have inyaii-
ably found them to give good satisfaction;
and the Pills ! have sold TO great many
lamllIeS ns regularly ms their tea and coffee,
aud with my trade they have become n sta
pie article. MnrshalPS Uterine Catholcon
Is medicine that has done great amount
oi good III female diseases. One lady I sold
1t to, told me that she had received H.ore
good irom one bottle than she did from n
long couiSc Of medical treatment by the
most skilllul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
For sale by
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio.
Also bv
a. LANGWORTiY, Fndlay;
ISRAEL GREEN,
lllPKlNS d CO., Gilboa;
". l.. ilELLER6 CO., Van Buren,
SCllROCK Il CORBIN, Vnnluc;
G. s. MOSHER, Arlington:
d. u. BARNEY IL CO., McComb.
Match 10, IS5S.--Gm
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B00rS AND SHOES.

= II, nIlIE Subscribers take this method
RH 10 oi announcing 10 the citizens OF
N& Plensantyilleandy vicinity, that they
have opened boot and shoe manulactory,
whcrc all who may wish ything in thiSline,
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds of ready-made
work, froInthG beS,castern manufactorieS,all
of which they will sell cheap for Cash,
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at
tenion paidto the manufacture ofcal fboot :
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.
RepaiTing done on short notice.
MITCHELL IL FIRMIN.
Nav q'56-tG
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D. y. Blcchcr, Dentist,

DESPE'TFUlJG announces tI tho citizens
IL at Findiay, and Hancock county. that he
has r-iuuNed 10 the front room. over Hvatt's
store entrance ut the Hall, ono door month of
the store. He is prepared "a Insert T0ctl,. "a
Grld silver, Guttd Pcrclia, aud Pivot. De.
caycd Teeth Filled ur Extracted. lie has also
purchased the right of Inserting Teeth ON Fer.
cctE. II i Il solid block nt work, and viii
bear more hard us" IN the month, without th"
liability If the Teeth breaking "n the Plate
There are nu JuintS or CrcNivcS IN the gum, nr
between the teeth and plate for the lnigmcut
ofpartccs of food or sGcrciionS ofthc mouth.
They viii not currodc, ur become offensive.
being made entirely ut Porcul lain. can he Gttcd
more perfectly tn the month than any other
kind OF work. mud oflrrcd tt about onc half the
usual price oi Teeth set On Gold. Persons de
sirous ct having n"rk done, Will please c,ll and
examine specimens. j. j. Hl.H HER.
la ~. lNih
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nTCH NOriCE.-- - Reed, nOn'rcs.
IL dent owner Of the West hall of the North.
" uSt quarter ol section 3j, and the NONRESIDENT
owner (namc unkuuwn), OF the South-W csl
quarter oi section 50, IN Blanchard township,
viii take notice that application Will be made
To the Trustees Of blanchard township, Han
cock county, Onlu, to view and locate II ditch
on the following described lands IN sand town
ship, viz: commencing At the East cud OF the
hall section line OF section SO; thence Nest ON
said lino on the South side OF The road 10 the
run ON section 81, and there terminate.
said Trustees VIII m10t tn locate SAID ditch
on the 23d day OF july, 1854, nj 10 o'clock, u.
M, al T. >. Coleman >, n Blanchard township.
Juno II, los.
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March IL, lSiS. ON

NCT.CE.--ill those indebted to the late
~ Arm of Bacnline Il Flrmn, who have
not settled sld arranged their CLAIMS, aiu re.
qucstcd L. call and settle Immediately. am
very dcsiruus tr have all accounts .cjl'cd he.
fore the first ui June, rs expect u start tor
the West about That time. O,ii'r IN the back
part of the sluro room formerly occupied by
the Arm as II wIrc.rUum Entrance through
tho sture-rOom or at the back door nn the
south side. j. :. BALlENllNE.
FmdItv. Nav mn. lSiS,
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"A persons Interested, will ttko notice that,
pursuant ~ an order oi tho commissioners ol
Hancock county, Ohio, ~ their Juno session
IOr lS5s, the Surveyor and viewers appointed
by said Commissioners, viii meet AT The house
OF Joseph Keller, In Eaglo township, in SAID
county, on tho 22d day oi July, lsSs, 10 view,
survey and lay out county road commencing
at the North. East corner Of section SO, at the
corner between the lands OF Joseph ID. Keller
and Henry VaugheD, aud run. West along the
section limo to the limo OF Ullon townships
thence South along tho line ke(weon Eagle AND
Union townships, 10 the rosd rpnning from Can
lnonsburg TO Mt. BlanchsrxY
sJuno 7th, ls5s.--iw
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that apetiriOn will
IN DO presented " tho commissioners oi
Hancock county, Ohio, praying Tor the survey,
location, and establishment oi d county road
beginning aL Tue southwest corner vi section
l9, IN township Two south, OF range IL, III said
county, and Running tlence east on the secIion
line between sections ~, 30, 70, 20, I'll ana %,
until where said section line interseols u cOuil.
Ly road leading IRON WllllamslQWn Ip Miller IS
mill on or near the premises of Charles Ram.
sey, and there terminate.
April ~, 1858. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Y1o TIA, ,Hl;itS.-Thc Board Of School Tx.
j. anlnors for Hancock county, VIII hold a
at the Uniun School room. IN Findlny, on the
mrs. saturday of Sanuary and th" first Satur.
day "( February, and the first and third S.ltur-
,ti! "rcvrry month thereafter, Cummcuciu,, at
rn "'clnck, 4. NJ, until further notice is given.
W. X. LEONARD, Ciok Of said Boud
Finday, Jan. 2. 1857.
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. G.. pO~EuoY Attorney ,,-I,r.

U VVNLItUf, EftOrhry N-fanV,
Y. (flNblAf, HANcock COUNTY. OuIO,)
VIII aljcnd toad business entrusted tn his care.
Ia COLLECTIONS, ndrlity, promptncSS and dis.
OFFICE -Mcl"dcon BulliinG-up.s stairs.
ELtEWESClS - lion. l.. ID. Campbell. Ohio;
Hon. B, +. Wade, Ohio; Gov. Chase, Ohin; :.
q. N,lSuu & Co., New York; Hon. Thomas Cor
win, OHIO; II. q. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, and
others. March 10. lSiS.l
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FOX sALE.-The undersign'
ed has u house and lot Tor sale, situated on
sandusky street, In East Findlay. lie will dis.
pose ofthem on quito reasonable terms. For
particulars apply 20 JACOB klAAuNS. .
=, FinDLAY, Ohio, june IL, 1883 ~ ftf
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HtKD ~ CHURCH, General Collie, tin,
IL Agents, viii promptly attend 10 tie c"l'
lection OF claims Of I'LL kinds, IN Hancock aud
adjoining counties; also, the settlement OF rs
ulcr. clcsing mp partnership matters, &c.
liErEGSSrES;--M. G, Whiiclcy, Esq; &. W
O'N"a, Esq. Whcrlur q bro -; FiudL,y, Ohio
once IN The South corner of Dixou'S block
Il. D. lllRD 4 q. CHURCH.
Aug. A, 1856.
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CARRIAGE EANUFACTORY.

VNTlE undersigned have assOc lated themselves
i together lur the purpose Of engaging IN the
.a Manufacture of
Z Carriages, Bugpics, sulkic., 80.
They intend TO keep on hand. aud IN lnulacture
tn order. riiE BRsT STYLE of everything in their
line. Their long experience in the business.
and the general satisfaction winch their rk
has given hcrcluinTc in this section. Warrant
them IN believing that thcy VIII receive a lab.
oral share ol pHhllc patronage,
They occupy kOUSS' Old srAND on Putnam
stroel, west Of Carr's ll"lel, aud next building
Immediately west of the Methodist Church.
JONAS ~ CHARLES Rooms.
FNpLAY, o., Aprll III, 1853.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-18
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tSUccGsSnr 10 i.AWGlNS ~ BguTnEE.)
HANlNG made large additions 10 this cs.
Ii tahlSlmgnt, Is uuH prepared Ia furnish
tu "rdcr, everything per,aining TO this branch
Of business, consisting mainly Of
Nanrmcmis, T0Mn Stoacs. Head aud Eoot
Stones, Mantle, Gabie, Uut"au aud stand
Tops, uC every style anj Quality.
Al Wuri, done hy the hest wurEmcn. IN the la.
test and uu,t approved style. Those desiring
unythigg N our n,dnch At business. are earn.
c>tly solicited to call, js we lcHl confident that
our assortment is worthy tie attention and
patronage of this community. We feel duuhly
sure that our prices I." GS reasonable rs any,
and much luWcr ti,rI ..,-U" wc know ct. Our
terms will he governed &" .j.' the convenience
ana ahlIity ul our palroH-, F"t'nuS contract
ing with us, or our tr"Vriu.. tGuuts, will he
fairly and hpnnrahlv Ioali vita. Orders from
distance promptly ullrGlrdt".
"a Shop "n Railroad street. n few stop
cast ut Main. T. Il. THRIFT
Nov. -, lSJ7.-lv.