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WE cannot refrain from calling tn

We cannot refrain from calling the
attention Of our readers TO an advertise.
ment in this days paper Of the "Hair
Restorative" Of Prof. o. J. Wood &
Co., OF st. Louis. Ii will be seen that
he has humorous certificates from per.
sons OF the highest character. to the
merits Of his Restorative. From pos.
tive knowledge we are also enabled to
say, that II is in every sense what il
professes to be, and we do not hesitate
to pronounce it the finest preparation
for the head and hair which has SO lal
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been devised by human ingenuity =
We have seen il arrest threatened bald.
ness, and restore to the head its origi.
inal profusion Of natural and glossy
hair, and when tho latter has been pre-.
maturely tinged with gray, we have
seen it like magic, restore the color Of
y outh and health. The distinguished
property OF this. we might truly say.
miraculous 'Realorative, is that il gives
to the person %ho uses it, the same
head Of hair that they wore in youth,
thus acting in strict compliance with
the rules Of the first and greatest OF ell
toilet makers-Na,urs. No one who
has used it will hesitate TO unite with
us in this testimony to its peculiar mer.
it,. { Couington { Iotoa) Peoples Friend.
Sold by all good Druggists.
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ATTEMPT TO SHooT A CLERGYMAN
IN HIS PULPIT. Last Sunday even
ing well-dressed Frenchman, nam
ed Lewis Beeriers, entered Tripity
Methodist Episcopal Church. in
Thirty Fourth street New York
and took u scat in n front pew facing
the pastor, the Rev. NJ d. G. Craw.
ford. The Rev. gentleman was
about concluding his exordiu,n,
when Becriers coolly ar Sc, pulled
out a heavily-loaded pistol, and
discharged its contents at Mr.. Craw
ford. The ball passed by his head
and struck the wall in the rear of
the pulpit, without iujuring him
In q moment the entire congroga
ton was in a great state OF excite.
ment. A rush was made for Beeri-
ers, who was seized by several of the
church members, and handed over
to the twentieth Ward Police, who
confined him in the cell during the
night. Others hurried into the
pulpit, expecting to find Mr.. Craw.
ford wounded. Order was restored
and the services concluded without
further interruption.-.[ ". Y. Times.
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From Wnshinrton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-By pri.
Ivate advces from Arizon, dated
September 2Sth, it is ascertained
that the Sonora Silver Mining Com.
pany has commenced shipping sill
yer from Tubacto to San Francisco
at the rate OF about one thousand
ounces per week. (Doubtful.) This
will be largely increased when
Iamalgamation works are finished.
Several other mines are well opened,
and smelling had been commenced,
with large returns.
The Apaches were about ma
king great expedition into Sonora.
and the Mexicans were preparing a
large army to resist them.
Percheira's power is fully e.tab-
lished in Sonora.
Gaudara, the leader of the late re-
bellion, had been entirely deserted
by his friends.
Another OF the overland party
named Laing Attached, at Dragon
Springs, is dead.
The proceedings of the Rio
Grande Convention, asking for a
separate Territorial organization OF
Arizona, had been unanimously en-
dorsed by the Western portion of
tue Territory.
AT mass meeting held at Tus-
can, no Representative or Senator
YVES voted Tor in Ariz nu Tor the
New Mexico Legislature.
Lieut. Mowfy had gone to Quay
mas, Sonora, to obtain, it is said
from the Legislature OF that State,
the right of way from AriZona To
Port Lobas ana cluaNuas, lur II
wagon and railroad, and the transit
OF silver aud goods free i dnty.
There il no change, as had been
stated. in the regulation concerning
letters to tuc + st Indies. Tn
American postage only may be pre-
Paij.
The iranking privilege Of the
new mcln1ers ot Congress comnen-
Co.'S On the 4,h OF March next. Tn,
retiring mcmbcrs will retain it iii
the first Monday in December fol
lowing.
All the departments of the Gov
ernmcnt are busy preparing their
respective reports for Congress.
i Thirteen postmasters in lllinoi,
have Just been removed from office
There is the best authority iol
saying that Gen. Jerez has not beer
formally dismissed.
Notwithstanding the recently
. published denial OF the truth Of th,
) dispatch that our Government ha'
received through Count Sartiges thl
implication OF the authorities of tive
OF the Friendly Islands for annexa
} ton to the United States, the agen
of the associated press reiterate'
the fact on additional and reliable
! authority. 1t should be stated
l however, that the action Of Sartige
t was not in his official capacity.
The overland California mail il
8 semi. week y; but in consideration
t of the Post Office Department hay
ting consented to change one of tn
days of departure from San Fran
:. cisco, from Thursday to Friday, til
c Company will run third mail bt
j. tween that city and Los Angeles.
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The Reward of Merit.

During our late soiourn in Holli
daysburg we visited Lindsey 81 Lem
on's extensive Blood Soarcher Man
uiactory, and found the Proprietors
and their entire force busily employ.
ed in the manufacture, bottling and
packing OF this celebrated disease
destroying medicine - the demand
being so great that scarcely a mo-
ment ol time is allowed to any one
engaged about the establishment
Orders from all quarters are daily
crowding upon them, and the con-
stant cry is, "Send on more of your
medicine il is working wonders in
this region. aud we cannot do with
ont it," No better evidence than
this need be adduced to convince
any one that this celebrated prcpa-
ration possesses all the mclit that in
claimed tor it, and we are really
glad to know that the Proprietors
are reaping the rewards OF their un-
firing industry aud scientific labor.
Our friend Lindsey has spent many
years in the most untiring effort 20
bring this medicine to perfection.
aud the certificates sworn to and
subscribed by the many who have
been benefited by its use, are proof
positive that his most sanguine cx-
pectations have been realized. Let
all afflicted with the many ills for
which it is certain antidoto, avail
themselves OF Its healing qualities,
and our word for it they will have
good reason to rejoice over the bless.
ings it is sure to confer.
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tx-GovERHoR STANTON left Kan
las ON the 9th inst, with his daugh.
ter for Tennessee. He designs to
spend the winter in Washington. -
He however regards himself as q
citizen Of Kansas, having a claim
near Lecompton, upon which he is
erecting a substantial Residence
Gov. $. rendered the people OF
Kansas great service, in convening
the Territorial Legislature, to make
provisions for vote upon the Lo-
compton Constitution.
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CAUTION.

Or. JAcRsos deems II 10 i,c u dnty' which hs
owes To the Afflicted, also to himself, 10 oSp-
tiul the invalid public against u lot vf unpFin-
cipled impusters calling he msclyes "lk5cftre'>
who wander through The country from f,lxes
To place (only once In the same plnce) imlo-
posing upon the sick by rupres senllng them,
selves ns using DR.. Jhckson's Indian remedies.
or as being connected with DR.. y. and sen, uut
By him. In some places these fellows hare
represented themselves as tho -iDkKfiuki. Da.
JACKSON niMssLr." One particularly .iutv3ths
past scison travelled through SO eral cuuntiSa.
stopping among the Farmers, who assun,e Ia rby
name ana thGn swlhdiod tho people, and even
went 80 iilr AS 10 exhibit curliiicates of ourss
addressed 10 Inc. All this Is false and scandal.
Gus. have M, professional conneeitnn syxSkh
any one ntho United states, norhAye tHtNpy
,imo ever authorized (iind novotl shNHl NV
4 large tuwns and cities. and alw,.ya bsyq auu
shall publish my appoiinmsnts W sitneSSIM.
pers and by eitculais.' IN th,sswayi,le public
may kiow AZ any time wheru sln to he ivunp. J..
4 Beware or I'ersons wandering as''s 'sbttt67t' ,
from house 70 house IA yvur sighkytaSt5 d.
i fhoy are all nnpostvrs. sIs.a
ERK, Pa, Sept, Isl, ISIS. ~ fxribivif
4 N. B-Dr. Jacksuu sl.li eoptinHes n AbsGa I
meruig. H fsYrttt 40 X iifSf cr fscfJa
DIR, JACKSON usn 10 oessani,ed AaFepHaub !,
lUhin, "Dixoii ilouao," ffir.y SsuluiHYs 4 ~ }
sunday, December 81, tth aud ktN:, II ~,
ohio, ''3ail Hus~,, Ti,lsyaA>, knser1ssr II.
i T. S.-Pcrscts wsxilipg 10 o4ftsilN " hiips
should directto kxtc;s ia. -lDSk 0Aoy ~
sepl. y, iso~ EOS lli,A q tny
llLAsNs Of Nil kipassAs ~ ~ ~ e. =
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PRovIDENoE, Oct. 10.--The schoo.
ner Z. Ii. Miller at this port from
Guillmors River, brings news that
DR.. Livingstone had gone up the
Nile with his small steamer. The
disturbances with the native tribes
continued, and the new Gov. had
started with a force of three natives
and 40 European trooPs against
them.
News had been received of a
victory over the natives at Cham
panzer of the Seambezi.
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SORE AND SwELLED BREAsTs. -
Mothers should know, that since the
invention OF "Bragg's Arctic Liniment,"
1T is no longer necessary for them to
transfer their infant children tc the care
ol a wet nurse, in case their own breasts
should be sore or swollen. All that is
necessary, is TO procure some Of Bragg'S
Arctic Liniment, and rub the affected
part with t. gently, for few times,
and the evil is remedied. It is also a
specific for all kinds Of sores, ulcers,
swelllngs, sprains, bruises, etc as we'll
as rheumatism and neuralgia. |, is for
sale at all respectable drug stores.
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,IEATrNiAHIkET.

Catharine Kiscr Cour, Of Common Pleas
VS.. Of Hancock county,
Jackson STALL Ohio.
AniStniia Stall, ri al. Prtiiion for Dorer.
IAMES PUTNAM, Of the state Of lud,mla,
J minor heir Of Jacob Putnam. deceased.
will take uotice that the said CaNharino KiScr.
on the 30th iay of August, 4. Dl 1855, filed IN
the Court of Common Pleas Of in cock coun-
ty, Ohio, her petit II dgainT Japos Putnam.
Jackson Stall, Anistatia StSY, a AL, setting
forth that said peter Ksor, ktc nfsaid county,
died seized in fee simple OF the following zeal
estate, to-wt; the West half of the North West
quarter of section thirty y.hvo, in township one
south, of range twelve Fast, leaving the said
Catharino klsor, his widow, and the said James
Putnam. Anistata Stall, and others. his hrlrs'
at.law and legal representatives.: and praying
that the writ Of subpoena may issue against
| the said James Putnam, et al; and that on the
final hearing of the matters Of said petition.
her reasonable dover In said premises may be
decrccd I" her, and an assignment thereof ho
made; and for such other and further relief ~
the nature Of the case may in equity require
The said petition will he for hearing At the next
| (Novembcr)torm of said Court.
CATHARlNE KISER,
| BY Corr n BRowH, her Attorneys
| September 3, 1855 Iw61
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10th

lNDlANAfOl4io, wv. loNii'
ED,ToR OF Ono STATE JOURNAL: -
We are Just now rejoicing over the
almost Overwhelming Republican
victory in Indiana. The foul stain
of Old Line Democracy that has
clung to us with closer adhesion
than to any other unhappy State OF
the North, is about being wiped out,
as we hope, for ever. Indiana has
redeemed herself, and eXultant
shouts are ascending every moment
from thousands who have labored
and prayed for this propitious hour.
To use the strong language Of one
oe the defeated Lecompton candi-
dates for q State Office, 1.-THE State is
q wreck" Not that: Adlninlstra-
tiop despotism has received its death
blow. Old Line Democracy is a
wreck, but the State, the proud State
of Indiana stands triumphant and
erect.
In this Sixth District, Porter,
Republican, is elected by over one
thousand majority. Two years
ago the District gave 954 majority
for Gregg, Democrat; there has
thus. it will be seen, been change
OF about 1000 votes. The mos
sanguine Republicans did not lool
for more than 800 majority tor Por
ter. and the most of his friends re-
oarded his election as a very doubt
ful chance. The Lecomptonites OF
fered to bet thousands on Ray, thei
man, but no Republican Was san
guine enough to take them up. Th'
result is astounding and overwhel
ming. This county which gave II
Republican majority two years ago
Owes Mr.. Porter over 900 this fall
Shelby county loses about 800, ant
40 all over the District. Our Con
oressman elect is a noble man, AM
will. from his talents, industry an
integrity, take front rank anon
the delegations from the Free States
Jehp q. Davis, in the 7th Dis
trict. is elected by an Overwhelming
majority. Dunn, Republican,
elected over Hughes, Lecomptonite
by handsome majority Hughe
will now be consigned to the polit
cal oblivion he so richly merit'
The State ticket is still in doubt; bl
the Republicans claim it's succe'
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Our brave Troops Kill Forty four In
dians and take goo Women and Chill
dren Prisoners. o .sfy.rf-t,-.r-
Fort BsIKSAr, Young County,
Texas, October z, 1858.
A dispatch came in this evening,
to Major Thomas. commander OF
this post, that Major Van Dorn's
command, consisting of two hun
dred and fifty men, U. S. 2. Caval-
ry, and one hundred and twelve
friendly Indians, commanded by
Oept Ross, had attacted a camp Of
Indians twenty three miles West of
Fort Arbuckle, on the morning OF
the Cd ult.. at sunrise, and killed
iorty-iour Indians, and took over two
hundred women and children prison.
ers, be sides taking large number
of horses.
Major Van Dorm is badly wound
ed, having been shot twice, once in
the arm, the other shot not mention-
ed. Lieut.. Van Camp killed, and
Capt. Ross wounded.
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The Rev. Mr.. Surgeons church
is to b. built in Southwark, London
"opposite the Elephant and Castle, -
where q freehold site has been pur-
chased, at a cost OF $4,000.
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CIRCULATE The JEFFERS0NlAN
Great Cannon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
es, Bonfires, and All that.

Creat Cannon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
es, Bonfires, and All that.
Tu.r CANNON will be delivered to the
township in Hancock County, next Wednes-
day evening, October goth, that gave the
greatest average increase vote fol- the entire
Democratic ticket in proportion to its whole
vote cast last Tuesday.
We expect TO see the Executive Com
mtteemen Of the several townships, and a
host of live Democrats in town, and present
on that occasion. Speeches, bonfires, and
general good time may be expected.
Turn out. On that evening 1t VIII be
decided which township is entitled TO the
gum COURIER of Oct. 10Th.
Well, Wednesday evening came;
the auspicious period arrived as
per programme, that was to be dis
tingushed by general jubilee-a
general rejoicing, that while the
mantle of death enshrouded the
party throughout the free Month
while the general carnage had so
strewed the battle field with their
tried friends that their mangled
bodies had to be lett prey to
hyenas, jackalls, and vultures, a
remnant is saved in Hancock Go.
With what eagerness did the peo-
pie of Findlay, look forward to the
decline OF that day, when darkness
was TO be turned into light; and the
glorious old moon was to lie abcd,
afraid to contest the palm with the
brilliant Democrat illuminations:
and no star even was to be presu pit
ous enough to twinkle "in all heav-
ems wide expanse.' The hills and the
vallies we're to reverberate with the
sound of rejoicing; and the booming
of cannon Chat ten dollar common
you knowD was to wake the slum-
bers of even old Rip Van Winklc
himself. Well, a. we said, that
Wednesday evening came, but the
moon did not come, the stars did
not come, the Democratic illumin.
tions did not come, and worse than
all. the people did not come. What
night that WAS, 30, my country
men!" Silence reigned supreme and
MS no moon and stars were provided
for that evening, all that WAS lett to
disturb the monotony, was the glim
mcring rays Of three democratic
candles in the window of Demo-
cratic office. Here and there the
head of one of the untcrriiied, could
be seen "peeking' out from behind
some ohscurc corner, 60 Il or tho
look out for some fearful "spook;"
and the few on the street, moved
along feeling their way as il they
expected to be- caught in dea!-'a!i.
BIT seriously there was no one in
Findlay 10 claim the cannon. IL!
were heartily ashamed Of the whole
busincss--aahamed of the party to
which they had gwen their adhesion,
and which had been 50 utterly re.
pudiat,d-ashamed of the party
that in their Kansas policy, mad cx-
ercised might in opposition to right.
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NEW EVIDENCE.


Boing afflicted With grievous letter on
the arms and faco---sdter trying many RENE. ,
dies which utterly failed to cure-I was per.,
suaded by w. NJ. Barris & Go. Ia try L,ndsev's
Improved Blood Searcher; and now, sII ws6tsI.
gtf EhAiahing the hrnnh bdtils. nrnnounse n,r. r.,
The tettor broke out, something over n ye.r
ngo, on tic inside ofmy arms. extending from
the elbows down 10 the wrists; also, on NV b,
face, Immediately round the mouth and chin.
aud continued To be perfect torment to mo un.
I'll cured by the Blood Scar cher. Ny arms, AT !.
times, were almost useless, owing to the
cracks and sores on them, liable TO bleed al
any time on the least exertion to lift or work.
and sometimes ~ itchy that could scsrcely
prevent tearing OFF my flesh. have now beef,
cured six weeks, and feel II due To Idndsey.
and 10 the public generally, 20 make this state 3,
mont. In hope thst others like myselfmay be
6onohtted by using his valuable medicine. ot
her rt. tttSl
JANE X WILSON. d,
mark
Sworn and subscribed bcfnre me, one OF the
Aldermen in and Tor the city Of Pittsburg, this
2sth day July. A. ID. 1858.
AND. McMASTER, Aldsrnaa.
a. For sale by f4a
Dn. A. LANGwORTHY, r,.n.sI Il.
ISRAEL GREEN, fihdisy.
HOLIDAysIufnu Seutofnhnr ~ Isso ra,.1f
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nR. JACKSON has, AT the present ti,us.,
- over 1900 patients who aro taking his re,
medios. lie also has the Lust year been con-.
suited personally BY over 10000 inyalids, and
also large number by letter. In no instance,
"a his knowledge, have those who have faith.
fully used his prescriptions and paid heod L.
his advice, failed to realize benefit, even when,
there was no nope ~ a radical cure. Dr. j.
below presents very fOw of the many testi-
monials, (Which are no "f,rgcres") which hs
has In bis possession for perusal.
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SANDusKy ADVERTISEMENT. - We
would call special attention to the
advertisement of Carr & Co., which
will be found in todays paper.
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Defeat of the Administration in lndi-
ana--Grcut Republican Gnin--E -Eicc-
tion of the State Ticltet--Thrce times
three for the Iioosier state.
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S r on q III TO MS
~. (sroUoHros RKrrERaAs's) 1
.AMbROTYPE GALLERY.


n iII1s establishment has been no long In ope.
IL ration, and its reputation IL so well known
by the people of Hancock and adjoining coun-
ties, that we presume II is not necessary. TO
mention rTIEFACT, that all the different styles
~ ofpictures are taken here, In manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
and at as low prices us thoy can obtained nj
any other place. There may be soma, howev-
or, that are ignorant of these facts, and for
their benont they are mentionod.
Particular attention is called ~ Our method
of taking Likencsses on Leather, Gard Pa
per. &c.
TAis iE NcrnvepieH' means of sending Ike
nesses by letter, which eau be done without
extra postage.
ROOMS In Dnct. lawson's Block. opposite
Ewing's. STOUSHTON a RElTERMAN.
FisDLAY, Ohio, October Is, 1858.
DOCKET.BOOK LOST. - The undersigned
il lost Pocket. Book containing a number
Of papers, principally notes and reoeipts, and
y small amount "f money, somewhere on the
rnad between lleuningcr's tavern and McCOmb.
Any one nnding the same and returning IL to
tho owner. will bc suitably rewarded.
FSDLAY, Ohio, NJ. u. MILLER.
July 2, 1868.
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OF fall disease. the great FIRST cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
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We TUI SEIU u
Dn. A. LANGwORTHY, ! r.n.s
ISRAEL GREEN, rIhdisy.
HoLIDAYsBuaG, September II, 1883. .T3m1
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Our brave Troops Kill Forty four In
dians and take goo Women and Chill
dren PrisoneIs. . .....- ,.,-..--..
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10

tides were over, when she would be pushed of. She
would remain in that position until the high tides of
January would float her.
Reform meetings were being extensively held, both
in London and the Provinces. The Chartists we're tax.
ing p,rt in them.
On the llth inst, the Bank of England reduced its
rate OF discount to five per cent, being the lowest point
touched for fifteen months. 1t was anticipated that a
further reduction would take place in a week or two.
The weekly mail from Bombay, with dates Of the
Nth OF December, had reached Alexandria 1t cen.
tanned nothing from Dude or C~awnpore, owing, it is pre-
sumed. to the continued interruption Of the mail be-.
tween Calcutta and Bombay.
The garrison at Futtchp"re was pressed by the in.
surgents, and they had abandoned part Of their intrcnch.
ments, and taken up another and more secure position.
a column tr'm Delhi, under Col. Seaton, attacked a
body of insurgents at Genowree, and defeated them,
killing one hundred and fifty, and taking three of their
four guns. Three British officers were killed and one
wouu led.
The insurgents in the neighborhood of Jubbulpore
were attacked on the Goth of November without decisive
results. Reinforcements were advancing to JuAbulpore.