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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-02-19
DIXON HOUSE.

md three largo and cornnndious Store Rooms,
wcl located for business purposes The said
prupnr'y il divided into tour sections. number
ing |. q and 1. and will he sold IN sections
described rs follows. tu.wii:
Section NJ. l-Br'ng part rf In.lut No. J. IN
Vance 4 Cory's Addition to the town "i findIay,
hcs!nrlng for the Sufnr at the northeast conner
nt sad iown.lot No. |. and thence %Mth 1iret
and 4 inches. Ia the center IT The pIrtti"h
wall south of tho nurih store Room on s'ldl"i
thence west two hundtrd feet. I. the west end
af sad lut: thence north - feet 4 inches 10 me
northwest corner ui SAID luli aiid lhehcc east
ln the place al hc:innn"
Aunr,uscd al SIX Thousand Dollars.
section NJ. being part oilut N. !. IN Vance
& Cory'S Addition L. the town ~ sildlay, be-
ginning for the same Al the center u' Nv l"r''
non wall between Scrti"NN one and two al the
end of ~ feet 5i inches south "i the nnrth'raSt
corner of sud town l"i ~. |: and running
thence south l. feet 10 inches I" the centre "i
the partition wall south ri the second room. or
The Irst room south oi the first section above
named; thence west two hundred feet to the
wnst line of said l,t M. L. thence north Is feet
10 inches to the southwest corner of section
40. !; thence cast I" The place ~ beginning.
Appraised at Three Thousand Dollars.
Section No. 3--B"inS part Of lots No, and
I in Vance & Corey's addition 10 the town of
Findlay, beginning for the same ut the centre
Of the partition wall between sections Nos
aud at the end of ~ feet "a inches south of
tho north. cast corner of said lot No. |, and run
ming thence south Is feet i0i inches to the CEN
tcr nr the partition wall between the entrance
hall of the Dixon House, and the third room,
running from tho north 10 the south OF said
lots; thence west two hundred feet to the west
limo OF the SAID lot No. q thence north ID feet
! lO5 inches 10 the southwest corner OF section
mo. q thence east to the place of bcgnning.--
! Tho said section No being seven feet ~ Inches
on of the south side of said town lot No. l, and
\ feet inches of of the north side of said town
lot No. 2. Appraised ut Tweniy'0ns Hundred
Dollars,
Section No. 4-Dcing part Oflot No. 2, IN Vance
is Corey's Addition 10 the town of Findlay, be-
i ginning for the same At the centre OF partition
wall between sections No, 3 and 4, at tho end
of IS feet inches south Of tho northeast corn
or of said bot No. /; and running thence south
to the southeast corner of said town'lot No. 2;
thence west two hundred leot tn the southwest
corner of said lot No. 2: thence north TO the
south west corner of said section No. j, OF the
above subdivision; thence To the place OF be-
4 ginning.
Appraised at Six Thousand Dollars.
TEi.Ms OF SALg.--Une.t third cash in hand on tho
Iday nf sale; and the balance in two equal an
Inual payments, In one and two years, with in
terest IRON the day of sale; the deferred pay
mcnts 10 be secured by mortgage ON said prom
|, ises. 49, . =,
Taken as the property Of tho Findlay joint
Stock Hotel Company.
Jan. !, 1s58.-7t. .'
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Melinda Y. Pesrdsley, Prs,
! Petition for ALI

'sN'""N W SNs'"r'oy I
asA,rst Petition for ALI
Barney Beardsly, Deft mony.
- ARNEY BE!iRDSLEY of the State Of Iowa,
ID viii take notice, that Ne india V. Bcardsloy
Iui the county o! Hancock, and State Of Ohio,
did on the frst day Of February A. D. 1883, hle
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within drd for the county Of Hancock in tho
state of Ohio. against the said Barney Boards
iiy. setting forth that on or about tho seven
'tecnth day of September. in the year 4. u.
1850, ~ the said county Of Hancock she WAS
united In marriage with said Barney Board.ley
and continued 10 live and cohabit with the said
defendant rs u faithful wife until on or about
the hrst day Of September A. u. 1854, at or
about which time tile said defendant without
any rrovocation or good cause willrully ahAn.
doncd said petitioner. and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
her support.
! The prayer of said petition il that the said
Barney Bcsrdslev may he made party defend
Ant thereto, shat within the time prescribed by
lsx he may lie compelled to answer all and
singular the premises and that upon the inal
hearing uf the matters and things therein set
forth shc may he decreed reasonable almony
and all such relief as by Law she may DC ell
titled.
Said defendant s further notified that unless
! he appear and Ans~sr or dsmur ~ said pst.
! ton that at the next tern "f said Court. ,hc
same will lie heard and determined in his alb
sccucc.
AALINDA V. REARDSLLY.
Bv Jko: ?. CArLEs,
I feh. l2,h, lt5S.-Tt. H,r .iuy
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Frances Asham,P ,Pct'r,
Petition for Alimony.

against Petition for Alimony.
SElDOM ASIlAM Of tho State Of Michigan.
~ viii takc notice, that Frances Asham of tho
county of Hancock and State of Ohio did ON
MIC first day OF February A. ID. 1858 file her
Petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
a&d. .ior tho county of Hancock and State of
OHIO, against the said Seldom Asham setting
forth IN substance that on or about the second
day July , ID. 1853 at the said county OF
Hancock. she was united In marriage with said
defendant, that very soon aftcr the consuma-
uon OF said marriage TO wit. the space of one
month the said defendant became grossly ad.
dcted to the use Of intoxicating liquors inso.
much that lc entirely failed 10 provide in any.
manner for the support of said petitioner and
that shortly there after the said Seldom Asham
without an just caust or provucatien willful-
| ly abandoned said petitioner and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
said petitioner.
The prayer Of said petitioner Is that the said
Seldom Asham may he made party defend
ant 10 the same, that within the period pre-.
scrbcd by Law he may be compelled to an.
swcr all and singular the promises that upon
Tie final hearing of tho matters, and things
tlerln set forth she may be dccrecd reasonable
aimony, and all such other relief as BY laws
she may he entitled.
SAid defendant is further notified that unless
he appear and answer or denur to said petition
that Al the next term Of said court The same
will he heard and determined in his absence.
FRANCES ASIAN.
By Jso. y. CApLks,
Feb. lath. lsSs-Tt. Hsr AAy.
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Snlc by Order Of Court.

''"" ~ "''' IL Honcocs cos,ty
David Dixon. and others.'
TN pursuance oi IN Order IS Sale, issued in
i said cause. from the Court ri Common Pleas
0i Hancock county. Ohu. and !" ne directed.
I y n expose ut Puhhc Auction. NJ the duUr nf
tho Cnurthou- IN tho town uf Findlay. in said
county. on
The tornty-hfb ,iny OF Feb, A. D.. IsSt,
1itl,yccn the hnurl ~ ton 0 rIntk A. ~, and
four o'clock =. NJ. tho following property, to-
.r,,. Tu.Iuts No. and !, IN Vance \ tory's Ad-
d,tiOn to tho iowa "f ftndlay. on which are ~;
4 =
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.Hurd & Church,
J.,J. BIecIher, Dentist,

ID DESPECTFgLLY .announcos TO tho citizens
IN ot finday,s and Hncbck county, that he
D.s removed W the front room. over uyatt's
Store--,sDtrs,noe al the Hall, one door north of
the Store. Hu is prepared tn Insert Toeth. on
G,id, Silver Guita Percha, aud Pivot. De.
cayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. lie has also
purchased the right of Inserting Teeth on Per.
seiaIp. Il 10 Il solid block OF work, and will
bear more hard use in the mouth, without the
liability Of the Teeth breaking oH tile Plate
Thars are ies jsiHts or crevcss In the gum, or
between the teeth and plate for the lodgment
s,f particles OF food or secretons Of the mouth.
They will not corrode. or becom8 offensive,
baiAfg xeslde entirely of Porcelain, can he fitted
mdrs Rsrfscly 10 tlle mouth tIan sny 0sdrr
kind ~ york, and offered at about ono half the
usa1 prjoe OF Teeth set on Gold. Persons dc. !
sirods " bssiny work done. viii please cali and
Jax. Is, isaG ti.i ~ ~ & 7E.l.T |
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TO TEACHERS.

SGsHE Board of School Examiners, fol-
i Hancock county, will hold a session
ior thelpurpose Of examining teachers, at
the Union School. room, in Findlay, on the
nntSatardsy ofJannaTy and the FIRST Satur-
day OF February, and the first and third Sat
nrday sionth thereafter, commenc-
ng iNs until further notice be given.
W. X. LEONARD,
Clerk of said Board.
Fjndlav, Jan. 2, 1881.
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nh.B. BEECH. would respectful annnuncc
~ That he has permanently located in findlay
whe he will attend to AL calls In his prot, ssion
Ohcc and residence ON west lido OF Main II,
in the building formerly occupicdbv \ l"unkin
early opposite the new Presbyterian Church
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PITY SlCI A Ms.

DW. r. W. ENrRiI<iN. will hereafter dc.
~ vote his entire time to the practice of Med
icine and Surgery, in Findlav and adjoining
country. Prompt attertion to business ut all
times. OrFicr--Ovcr STARI's Hat Store, on
Main street. REsIDIScE- Opposite the Joint
stock Hotel on SanduSky street.
eS- When professionally absent, orders may
hc eft ut night ~ his residence. and during tue
day at SrAER's Hat store all such orders VIII
receive prompt attention.
January |, 1858.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

,ds, rIIHE subscribers take this met hod
FGN l. OF announcing to the citizens OF
~ Pleasantvilleandv vicinity, that they
have opened boot and shoe manu- factory,
where all W who may wish rythlng H. tins line,
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds of ready.made
work, from The best eastern manufac tories, all
of which they will sell cheap for Cash,
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at
tention paidto the manufacture ofcalr boot 5
and shoes, from the best French and Amer.
lean stock, all of which they will warrant to
give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our work, as we
are always happy to wait upon customers.
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL Il FIRMlN.
May 9,'56-tf.
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WTOTICE is hereby given that there
IN will be q petition presented to the
Commi ssioners OF Hancock county at their
regular meeting in March, for road forty
feet wide, described as follows; commence
inp at The south west corner of Marion tp.,
and running one mile due east on the line
b,.tween Marion and Jackson townships,
iii il intersects the Bell road. and there ter
inmate. MANY PATirroSERs.
January goth, ls5s.-4w.
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N D L A Y
MARBLE WORKS,

(SucrcsSor To LARGINs Il BluTnER,)
HANlNG made large additions TO this cS.
Ill tabl3Shmeut. is now prepared tn furnish
Ia order cvcrvthin. pertaining 10 tbs branch
of business. consisting mainly uT
Monuments. Tomb stones, Head mud Foot
Siorc', Mantle, Table, Bureau ani SianH
Tops. of every style and Quality.
All work done by The best wnrSmcu. IN the In.
test and n"St approved style. Those S'r,n-
anything in "ur branch 1T business. are earn.
cStly solicited to call, ~ We feel confident that
our assortment is worthy the attention aud
patronage Of this community. We feel duuhly
sure that our prices are aS reasonable rs any.
and much lower than some we know uL Oar
terms will he governed tn suit the convenience
and ability oi our patrons. Persons contract.
ing with us, or our travelling agents, will be
fairly and hunorahly dealt with. Orders from
Il distance promptly attcndcdtu.
/ Es- Shop on Railroad street. n few stops
east ot Main. 4. B. THRIFT.
/ Nov. ~, lSII,-lv.
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nOAD NOgyQIS.--Notioe Is hereby given
IL, that a pettion will bo presented to the
I,H,m,ssionerso Of Hanconck county, Ohio, at
their March session, lsSs, praying tor the ".
cation oY county foad, KS d,yilows; beginning
ior the same in tie centre et flnday agd hadi
da State road, where the section me oe.woeh zen
county, crosses said State road, near the Breth'
rem Meeting. house, near the residence oiJacob
Wapoper, land running thsnoe Oh SAID section
line north, until itfntetsetts the county road
Jan. IL, 1858, MANY fEiitioNrr'''
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bcncrolrnt Institution, SSidbiid6i by special On
dorm,nf for hs relief Of The sick and di,irc,sd.
afflicted uiM Iiriiieni aud Epidemic diseases
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BUSHON g. ADAMS,
CPOUTIc"G.
STOVES,
The Adriatic

A Cook Stove with an elevated oven. hasihc
IA pipe back of the oven. So that the frr can
he thrown uT ~ warm weather. has seven Boil.
or holes, and takes wood three feet long. II IL
the stove for farmL IS. For sale BY
Jnnc ~. 1857. BtSlION & ADAMS.
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THE CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT. {"

NNAkES wood three feet long, has an Elevated
i Oven. is cool in summer. and warm In win
ter. For sale by BCSilON 4 ADAMS,
Junp INST
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LU MI H ER. .

A NY quantity of Good Lumber taken In ex.
IA change for Stoves and work of any kind
June ~, 1857. BUSHON & ADAMS.
"COPPER" KETTLES, always on hand. a
~ large lot tofCuppcr Kettles al our own make
~ reduced prices. BUSHON a. ADAMS.
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@AAMYHhhMs

Is easy of access. situated six miles from New.
ark and three miles from Union station. on the
Central Ohio Railroad. Conveyance can be had
at either of these places.
TERMS, - For Board and Treatment. from
seven to ten dollars per week, according To the
care aud attention required and the rooms Oc.
cupicd.
Patients furnish two Comforts, one Blanket
four Sheets and six Towels Address
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a,tRINg3SS pIRKCTORY.

II NCoCiS JEFrERCNTAN rooL and
III Job Printing Odicc.--The Publishers hav.
fYproeurcd a large supply of various kinds oi
rev Tsrs, and having. In successful operation
rn. Of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-02-19
TIN WARE,

rJNIIE cheapest place in Findlay 10 buy Tin.
Il Ware and get your work done, is At
BCSllON Il DAMS
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B A RBER S

n.vID ADAMS, Fashionable Barber and
IL liair.Drcssscr. (Main St, east side, four
d ,ors nrrthof Railroad st.,) Findlay, Ohio.
Hs- Shop closed oii Sundays. "se
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N O IT I Q Il

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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
A R A r c Il n e
IA - FOR -
E4'sft p 9'O1CeFS,
- AT THE-
SYR ACUSE NURS RES.

Having lot Of leased land to clear OF this Spring,
will sell Trees now standing thsreon, as fogowss
APPLE TREES FOur years old, 5 to feet high, con
sstng chiefly OF Baldwin. BeHoni, Golden Russet, G'ay
ensein Meon Northern Spy, Pomme Sris Bed Astracan
r. GreennE, and Sweet BoGgh-ai 81 per doz 81 for
Standard AND DWARF PEAR TREEs-From
10 years old fine tees, IT 50 90 per dozen SIG for 80,
$50 per IoG-varietes al good. also.
PEAR TREES OF BEARING AGE ,DWARF)-Beurre
Bacheluer, B. d'Amals, B. d'Anjou, uie Gard,
B. Gochaut, B. Eossuta, B. sUperhE;, pes MONIES,
Doyenne Ee, D. G0ubaut. D. Roin, Ddohess d'Ang0u-
eme, Flemish Beauty, Henry FourtA Jaouse de Fonte
ray, St Michael Aychange Urbanste Van Mons. L. L.
Cerc, Vicar Of Winfield, White Doyenne. Price 81
each
CHERRY TREES -standards5 to s fsethigh; Dwarts,
low branched and handsome,about 40 yari-te, years
od-a 50 Is per dozen, SO for SO, $l4 per 100
PEACH TRGES.-Many Of the pest kinds-tl so per
per hozsn. $40 per lo0.
EVERGREEN TREEB-From t, feet high, chiefly
Norway and American apruoe sa'sams, Red and " hle
Cedar, and Hemlock-very beautiful and ver} cheap.
HEDGE PLANTS re- Usage Orange 81 so. Honey Locust
S., rive $40 per $1,000.
AsPARAeUs-sIroug l year old roots, SOC per 100,
Besides these articles at the compulsory prices ndi-
cated, we have the usual extensive assortment Il Nursery
productions. at very low rates, among which
RASPBERRIEs.-The Antwerps, Giant, Fastolf,
Franconia Rivers Monthly at soc per dozen 81 so per
lOO Gushing "a great and continuous besrer) Wilder,
and Orange, 81 60 per dozen So per 100
GOO MISUNDERSTANDING Seeding, 81 so per
dozen IS Ger lOo
GRAPES -Rehecca, IS; Delaware, So Concord, 81;
DlAuds ptJ NoFtneFu 2uacanlue, QUO. InG urEJ Two,
with the third or fourth, for 50; the whole for So free
Of packing charge.
ROSES, DAHLIAs, AND PGOEIgs.--One Of the
richest collections in America, Of either.
N B.--Gur saleabe paDta, Of the Augusta Rose that
finest OF NoiSettes and best OF American s5eiugs-de
cre ony in the Catalogues of two three immigrant
Nurserymen-are very numerous and beautiful. Budded
pacts and strong layers Sli Plants their roots
81 so ga b. Call for a circular.
For scrpioDs and prices of articles generally
refer the inquirer our rev Catalogues which will
pc forwarded receipt Of 2 gtamn for
TaORP. SMITH s HANCHBTT
SEracuse, March 10 1858 deodAq6z
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EZ b "a y y y 4. " -
AA Distilled from Ooal.-seeured by Letters Patent
Kerosene NtamjnGting Oil. The light obtained from
this Oh exceeia in nrancy that of any other oil fluid
heretofore disroyersd is nexpiosre and wilremaiH lin
PHI in the very coolest weather
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted
to this oil, the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by tue FOL
loving parties MessIS Cornelius Baker, also, Dyolt
OF Philadelphia f. V. Haughwout CO. 4SS Broadway,
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co, Is Broad street, Detz
Co. 1872 William street L. Ner5er, 1877 Elm eet aud
3. Edwards, "a Duane street New York. Samples Of
different styles of LAMPS be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene LubrioGtiag Oal, No. l. Prepared to suit
the finest and all nthe Kinds u machinery; burGs bril-
handy III locomotive head lights, lamps, and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps and stand great de.
gree Of cold best sperm OIL and is admirably adapted
to railroad and st am hipdse.
Kerosene Labrioutiag oils, nos 2aad 9. superior
Lubrcstors, and vii be ooud possess advantages
sny oils in the rces-will uct burnand
have been thus prepared to eet the requirements OF rail-
rosGs and others.
Kerosene Bsnmacle Oil Prsnsrsd expressly Tor Ships
u.s. and will be found admirably adapted for u.e OF
steamships men-nf war merchant vessels lave and river
craft and bur1s in all thecahin sateroom, hnnaole fore
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Binracls Oil viii remain fluid as long best Sperm
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an advantage that vii be OBVIOUS ryery shipmastsr.
The Rer seue Oils nan be obtained FROM the Wholesale
OIL Dealers Ship Chambers Dr0eUSs, and Qrocers in
New YORK., and he regularly appointed AGENTS Of the
Company in many Of the principal to and villages Of
the q s; the Oanadas, and the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the ruea
established by tia Board OF Tusees application TO
AUsTENS, 8eneral Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. 30 Beaver street, N. Y.
B. Circulars, with full particulars. testimonials
prices, &c will be forwarded Nh application as above
SMITH 8 GRESHAM, $50 Main Street, Worcester
sole agents for Worcester aud vicinity.
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