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Az InrREssivE IprA.-Infants count by
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or .Dawster. dawkter," said an sxquis-
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H-A young poet ou. West, in describing
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iD with ills."
Ii hat l. true, and VIC are 30 fortunate q
10 ge, there, We intend to ask permission Y
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n-aI On. afraid oi the lightning" mur-
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storm. you may be" sighed . despair.
ipe lover. .when your heart is steel"
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0r.Pompey, de corn's up" DE corn
up, Why I only planted i yesterday
II know dat. 50, de hogs got in i last night
and guv Il ill.,"
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THg HocrED SkIEr ASD Bxrrisn Al
Chicago, last week, rsther amusing scene
took place during The baptism Of . young
lady by the pastor oi the Tabernsc.c- The
Union ssys:
The minister requested her 70 assume
The dress peculiar 70 such an oeeasion' bu'
she declined to take of her hooped skirt
The minister told her o. the Inconvenience
,hs, ms, result from her cbstinscy. but
ike 4 true female, she Z sisted But when
.he came 10 descend into the bs'h, the ~
a.ted skirt touched the water and rose up
around her like balloon. Her head was
los, u he congregsiion-she was swal owed
Up il The s~elling skirt. The minister srie'
10 force her down into the BATH but she wl'
kept above The surface BY the floating PRO
per,ies Of the crinollne. and was buoyed u
% successfully that il was not until ate
much difficulty. and many fcrcible attempt
10 submeree the lady. 'he minister sueceede
lin bsptising The fair one. Finally y va
Il fected, to the relic: Of the minister an
the seriously inclined audience
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H.People." ssysa modern philosopher
~eo according to their brains' If these lie ~
their head. they study; il in their belly, they
ea,; II 10 their feet, they dance.
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~ .John," said gentleman 70 his but
Ter, .either you or must quit The house I
.very well, sir,- said John: "where will
your honor pc after going io?"
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QrThere is . man in New York who
Ihssn', slept any since April. 1857 he must
BE- . Black Republican whose conscience
ltroubles him.
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INTO think too poorly Of yourself y
weakness; 10 think too well Of yourself
a folly.
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OrWby is kiss like some sermons be
cause there are two heads and one applies
tion.
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yrsLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY. AT JAsrEE'
prBois corsTy, INDIANA, By
MEHRINGER, D0ANE & SMITH.


TERMs-sTRIcTLy IN ADVANCE;
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You cant filI man ss you till up pitcher
He always will hvld
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,yomsn overheard. cried passing ssilor

Woman overheard! cried passing sailor. (
Stop thst White Coa,-bresch Of promise
-rewarj-Heraid-pcblish. shlieked the
widdef in tones Of mortal sgony, while tears
Of blood streamed from her beautiful pug
nose.
Drive en-. Drive on. | shouted.
Where To- asked the driver.
To the Dcvil-to Hsrlem-,o Macomb's
-anywhere 50 lha, ] escape s.atrinony and
the widder.
He sisrted--so did the w,dder, and then
~e hsd il up The avenue, the buss having the
start Of stoui . hundred yards. Foot by
foot the widder gsiain. Thinks !. Jehue
YOU are goner. Thought !, best 10 .ishien
ship; SO hove overheard the straw.
Sui she gained on me. Then overheard
wen, the cushions. But stlll she gained.
More steam. driver. ior mercy's sake. !
yelled.
We are going faster than the law allows
now, he answered. Thirteen miles an
hour.
Jehosophs,. how the widder run; shc h0ve
If her bonnet and came up hand over hand
A thought struck me. and 80 IN with my
hi,e coat and fang il right d,wn IN her
cath. She sprang on like she panther,
and tore il 10 pieces. Oh, how they heA'
/ wep, 70 see il 80. bu, life is sweeier 'ha'
coat, and my tailor i making me new
one. Here we gained full two hundred yArcs
bot on she cane gain. One more cou1'
see the green in her eyes-meFeiiul Moses
how ielt.
Dnrer. said 4. kill them hurses or get an
other mile out Of them.
Will you pay for 'eml he asked.
Yes, yes. said I, only save me from lh'
widder.
BY csscky. we did slide; the widder N
longer gained, bu, she held her own beau'l
suIy. Thus We lad it--out past the H.
House-through Harlem, where Capt. Grs
ham, with three mounted policemen, "a val
attempted 10 catch ", he probably supPosin
that We were sunring away with some ban
i fund.
+ Sly only hope was In reaehing Degroo'
q ahead Of her, for knew lhry would hid
y me. We we're on the bridge and, oh M'
y ses. the draw va Up and The siOop goin
through. Driver. said !. jump thst brdg
and IN make your iOrIune for lite, sure
lo you're born
m d. il or die, he cried And ne did
The widder jumped after us. fell into y
Harlem river. and hasn't been heard VI sine
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-15
DIXON HOUSE,

and three large and commodous Store Rooms,
well located for business purposes. The said
property is divided into four sections, number
ing l., :, and I, and will be sold in sections
described as follows, to-wit:
Section No. l-Being part OF in-lot No. !, In
Vance X Cory's Addition Ia the town Of Findlay,
beginning for the same at the no orth.east corner
of said town.lot No. !, and thence south - feet
and 81 inches, to the center of the partition
wall south Of the north Store Room on said lot;
thence west two hundred feet to the west end
of said lot; thence north u feot 81 inches to the
north west corner Of said lot; and thence east
to the place OF beginning.
Appraised at Six Thousand Dollars.
Section No. 2-Being part oflot No. I, In Vance
h Corys Addition to the town OF Fihdlay, be-
ginning for the same at the center of the parti-
end OF ~ feet 81 inches south OF the north-eas
corner OF SAID town lot No. !; and running
thence south ~ feet 10 inches tn the centre OF
the partition wall south Of the second rosm, or
the first room south Of the frst section above
named; thence west two hundred feet TO the
wnst line OF said lot No. I; thence north Is feet
10 inches to the southwest corner Of section
No. l; thence east To the place Of beginning.
Appraised at Three Thousand Doilars.>
Section No. 3-Being part OF lots No, and
in Vance Il Corey's addition to the town Of
Findlay, beginning for the same at the centre
OF the partition wall between sections. Nos.
and 3 at the end Of ~ feet 81 inches south OF
the north east corner OF said lot No. i, and run
ming thence south Is feet lg3 Inches 70 tha cen
ter of the partition wall between the entrance
hall Of the Dixon House, and the third -Soun,
running from the north to the south of said
lots; thence west two hundred feet to the west
line OF the said lot No. 2; thence north Is feet
l0A inches TO the southwest corner Of section
NJ. o thence east TO the place OF beginning
The said section No. 3 being seven feet 81 inches
of OF tho south side OF said town lot No. l, and
8 feet inches OF Of the north side Of said town
lot No. q Appraised AZ Twenty One Hundred
Ht d.
Section Nc, ,A-Being part oflot No. 2, in Vance
& Corey's Addition to the town OF Findlay, be-
giDniBg -tsf the same at the centre Of partition
wall between sections No. 3 and 4, at the end
of 5S feet inches south Of the northeast corn
or Of said lot No. I; and running thence south
to the south east corner OF said town-iot No. Z;
thence west two hundred feet to the south west
corner Of said lot No. 2; thence north TO the
southwest corner Of said section No. 3, OF the
above subdivision; thence to the place Of be-
ginning. .t
Appraised at Six Thousand Dollars.
TKxxs OF orSALg.--One-third cash In hand on the
day OF sale; and the balance In two equal an
nual payments, In one and two yenrs, with IN
terest from the day Of sale; the deferred pay,
ments to be secured by mortgage on said prem
ises. -. -..
Taken as the property Of the Findlay Joint
Stock Hotel Company, :, ,,rwr,, 80
Jan. !, ls6s.--7t. o. w.
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BOOrS AND SHOES.

nsh, THE subscribers take this method
oi announcing to the citizens Of
- Pleasantville and vicinity, that they
have opened boot and shoe manu- factory,
where all who may wish ar ything N thisline,
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds Of sdy-made
work, from the best eastern manu- aciories, all
of which they will sell cheap for Cash.
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at
tention paid TO the manufacture ofcalf boots
and shoes, from the best French aud Amer
ican 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.
done on short notice.
MITCHELL d FIRMIN.
May 9,'56-tf.
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rTyO ~, crsaatess - ~ Est.ts of EHes
a. 4 81 - ofsAs sisss q E.os Lsass; a.
sessel. rcpfsS sSsnssAo tuSSlssut, kessbE GiSes
nooce 70 sstt sseditegsy schAt thu paripd 0f.GiG
months nom tAs dste At this RatisA is,iljQyN1
esstisys ", bEisy in; and prove th4iE olSiN9
SSSa s 81 % tssiasoae ef ssasaSS w 3
HsaSocR county, Ohio, vhsrs cledisosy efs.la
him. him. you AaJxssS' wv WAIsSis 1s IN d..
x x Y sssss y St za$s. e.;
Dec. II, ls67,-Tt
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Sale by Order Of Court.

John D. Bishop, r., H,n...l ..,]
n..i, n,xo, o,,,o,s Common Pieas.
TN pursuance Of an Order Of Sale. issued Id
said cause from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Hancock county, Ohio, and To- me directed,
| will expose at Public Auction, At the door VI
the Courthouse, In the town Of Findlay, in said
county, on
The twenty-hrh day OF Feb, A. d., is5s
between the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ, and
four o'clock =. NJ, the following property, to-
wit: In.lots No. and ?. in Vance Il Cory's Ad.
dition to the town Of Ejnday, on which are sit
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mo tho CREDITOR. Of tho Estate .

mo the Creditors Of tho Estate Sr
u John J. Bell, decsascA, A,--The. sub
scriber has been sppoIRted by the Probate
Court, in and for ths county Of .Hansock.
aAa STATE Of o hio, Colsmissi0 ne q on the ss-
tate of John j.. Aell. aseesssd. n1psessstsA
,nsolvsnt. The pesiAd af six n,snths fnon
the date Of this notine n allowed crsditoss
to bsias in and psese lthsip aclaips sgainA
Ia estnls. The usbscsibss viii attend 10
IAe dutiss a hn apPoinaueut st The follow
iae pisesaad lines nalsdss--st the stoss
efLsoassd QoeA. In MoaAsl Hiasehald IN
the third day Of Maroh, md Srsk day efA A prik
lHSs al 10 o, cleek, ssw Of each oi said aays
,OHRSTKR' COOK.
.t.Pe l.a aa .C0mmissionAs.
Novsmbes L, 1851. .,Jt4--eA,o0l 49,. q,
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The Adriatic.

A Cook Stove with AN elevated oven, has the
IA pipo back Of the oven, So that the flre can
bo thrown of in warm weather, has seven Boil.
er holes, and takes wood throe feet long. IL is
tho Stove for Farmers. For sale By
Jnnc 10 1857, IltlSUDN Il AnlNc
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ctsn,I.rADoRo: HAIR DsE.-

" Within nutshell all the merits lie,
Of CristAdoro's never equslled Dye; fgray,
And keeps the nbres always from decay.
This mAtchless, fevitslixing Hair Dye still
holdstts podtion asths most harmless snd sfii.
eaoiohs hair dye In rHE WORLD. Prepared snd
sold, Wholesale and retail, and applied In ten
New Yofk, Andby all Dfaggists and Perfsmsrs
In the United states. jan. 2S-ly.
dgssfs. Parkiand solon Palmer, Cin., o.
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HOWA ARD AssOCIATIC
FSamxADnlR1lIA.

a Bsnscoienf hsfifwfiou, sssnbi;sB,d bv ,o.-e
dosrnsnf f- ~ yei;sf Of tAs ssek md No.
nD'setsd 'cs0 pirsienf and Epidsnie dissd
|TO all persons afIlicted with sexua, p,.l
u such as SPERMATORRHEA. sENt
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONoRRii
CLEgT, sYrniLIs, the Vice OF ONANIsx, or
ABUSE, &C., &C.,
The HowARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of m!
fnl destruction Of human life, caused bv ~
diseases, and the deceptions practi sed ,ipo
unfortunate victims OF Quacks, several 4
ago directed their Consulting SURGEON
charitable act worthy oftheir name 70 an
Dispensary for the treatment of this clai
diseases, in all their forms, and 10 give Mel
Advice gratis, To all who apply by letter.
q description OF their condition, (age, ocd
ton, habits OF life, &c, and In cases Of extE
poverty, 70 FURNISH hEDIcIss FREE oycHAR}
IL is needless to add that the Associa alton
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age j..
wiz furnish the most approved modern q
ment.
The Directors, on review ofthc past. 70,
sured that their Iabors inthis sphere OF be
olent effort, have boen Of great benent to
afflicted, especially to the young, and they !
resolved TO devote themselves. with rene
cause.
Just Published by the Association, a Re
on Spermatorrhoex, or Seminal weaknes.y
vice Of Onanism, Masturbation OF Self An
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. BIZ.
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by r
On sealed letter cnvelope,) rREE OF cu inu
receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. Grf
II. CALHors. Consulting Surgeon, Howard A
citation, No. 2, South Ninth Street, ,Philadelp
Pa. by order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. HEARrwELI., Prsrdes
GEo. FAIRcHLD, Secretary.
Dec 4 lHhT
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lHNHB figure 10 transverse section Of an i'm.
Il proved method Of suspending Tin Fave
Troughs, for which patent was granted on the
18th ofMarch, 1864.
The Trough d is made In the usual form,
with tho cross.bar @ sodered to II Of sufficient
strength to sustain the weight and keep the
trough In shape. From this cross bar there ex.
At It's lower end. The screw and nuts In this
rod allow OF the trough being elevated or low
cred on the shid rod. A staple should be driven
over the rod near the lower edge Of the roof
board.
BY this arrangement the House and Cornice
will not be disfgured, rs by the common meth
cd OF putting up Troughs; will be held more
straight and flrm will not rust as other Troughs
do, and can be stra aghtened, or taken down by
any one.
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Hurd & Church.
TO TEACHERS,

TO TEACHERS.
SiSHE Board of School Examiners, for
i Hancock county, will hold session
for the purpose of examining teachers, at
the Union School room, in Findiay, on the
rstSaturday Of January and the FIRST Satur.
day of February, and the FIRST and third Sat.
urdays Of every month thereafter, CONNIE &C.
ing at ten until further notice be given.
w. X. LEONARD,
Clerk of said Board.
Findlay, Jan. 2. 1857.
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THE CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT,"

HNAKES wood three feet long, has an Elevated
Il Oven, is cool in summer. and warm in win.
ter. For sale by BUSHON x ADAMS,
juno 10. 1851.
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I. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.

L1ROM ALBERT q. RICHARDSON's
II WSstern Adyertiaeinga nd Corresponding
)lioe. No. $50 Broadway, M
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nA-n =. nHECH, would respectful announce
~ that he has permanently located In Findlay
Wnere he will attend TO all calls in his profession
ONCE and residence On west side Of Main St,
In the building formerly occuricdby Younkin
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AKEDfUAL NOTICE.--Dr. J. Stoffer has
lyL resumed tho practice OF Medicine and Sur
gcryin the town of vanlue, Hancock county, o..
and will promptly attend TO all professional calls,
~ the best OF his ability.
Onioe and residence at the vanlue House.
vaniue, April AZ, 1867.
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PHI YSICIAN =.

NXT R.ALBAN, Attorney at Law and Nota
Ivy: Public, Pleasantfyiills, SaIS%me ,ss1 ,s p
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BARRIERS

nAViD ADAMS, Fashionable Barber and
Il Hair. .Drcssscr, (Main st., cast side, four
doors northof Railroad st.,) Findlay, Ohio.
sr shop closed on Sundays. -6a
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n Ssnscotenf Insfifsf;op, established bv sp,es
dcscmsm ter ~ rsis<f Of tAs ssek srd dssSy]
nUsekd 'csn psrIsSf and Epidemic dissd|
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CLOTHING, &C.

+ ID. FORD, Merchant Tailor, LIST door north
IL Of the Reed Honse, Findlay, Ohio.
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DENTISTRY.

r ,. BLECIIER, Resident Dentist, has TO.
81, moved 10 the second hoor, In Croningcr
4 Tayior's new Building, north Of the Reed
House, FindlHy, Ohio.
Oct. 2, doc. 50 ls56.-tf.
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ATTORNEYS At law.

Epsos 6orr. EzRA pROwS. HENRY DnowS
N OFT q BROwvs, Attorneys and Coun.
(T seIlors at Law, and General Collecting
Agents, will give prompt attention to all bus
mess entrusted TO their care.
Ovvicx--Second story or "Head Quarters"
block, iret door north Of Reed Hotel, findlay,
Hancock county, Ohio. tNov. II, OF.
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~ cArLys n. n. BEARDsLEy.
NNPLEs q DEARDsLEY, Attorneys al
Z Law, Findiay, ohiu. onlcc-2nd floor Me.
todeon Building. tAprii 18TH, 1881.
~ q. POMEROY, Attorneyat Law, findlay,
~. Ohio, will practice In Hancock and nd
toining counties. Once In Rawson's Block, up
STAIRS. October 81, ls57--tt
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lhWYER'S roe POWER PRESSES,

INW1CNO JUu rUWEU IUtOOEOl
which are the sEsr Jon PaHssxs now In use, and
j, capable cf throwing OF vvTrxs HvSrs.p ~.
fhsssIoSs rrR notr, are prepared TO do all kinds
of Job Work, such as Cards, Plain and Orna
mental: Circulars, Posters. Blanks, BlIl.Hcads.
Programmes, Pamphlets, &c. with their pres
snt facilities, they fcel confident that they can
give entire satisfaction, both as II regards ex.
scution and the rates charged.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-01-15

30 Tconarn Street, New York
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
doalors In Medicines.
Agents wanted IN every town, village and
hamlet In the land. Parties desiring the agen.
cy, will address MS above, for terms,
Prico 70 cents per box, fve boxes will be
sent on receipt ofsl, postage paid.
Dec. II, ls57.-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
-. poe,ry OF Physic.

.yrR,S PILLS glide sugar shod over the
L.. IN, their energy, although wrapped up
!. ,I,,, and tells with giant force on the very
r,.Dd.t;oD of disease. There are thousands o.
.uF.r.rs Who would not wear away their ols'
,,u,er, If they kew they could be cured l0E q
cents. Ty-A,et's Pills, and yOu will kno" 1t
farif5 Ii. blood. and disease will be starved
out.
Cleanse the system from impurities, and you
are cured akeady.
Take this best of al purgatives, and SeFoiu'
4, Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Back
-. Side. ache, gauad;oe, Rheumatism, de-
easements of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels
II arrangements and all diseases which pur'
e,,ive remedy can reach, hy before them like
darkness before the Sun.
Reader, If you are suffering from any q The
numerous complaints they eure-suffer no more
the remedy has been provided for you, and II
is criminal to neglect it.
That Aysr's Cherry Pictorial is the best med
icine for Cough, is known to the whole world
and that Ayers Pills are the best Of all Pills, is
known 70 those who have used them.
Prepared BY JAMES C AVER, Practical aad
AnsIvteal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY Shreve Macy, White Cloud, Kan
ns; Reed sturges, Iowa Point, do; Jane:
n. York, DOniphan, de-; J. H Maun L Co.
Brownvile, Nebraska; Peter, Frazer & Co., Or
exon. Mo-; Barnard. Adams s Co., ST. Louis
Van Lear Britain, St. Joseph; and By all Drug
,i,tL april l, So, 3m.
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Roll Upl Tumble Up!

1NHE subscribers, wishing 10 close up their
Il nresent business. in the soeediest manner
possible. are now offering their stock Of Goods
At cost. for Cash only. -t
We have m htni large and we'll selected
assortment nf Cloths. Ctssimeres. Casinets, Do
mesfics. Cllieoes. Declines, Checks, Hickories,
Hariwar". TinwIre. Glass, Nails. Sadllery,
St1ves, Wines AMI Linnors Of all kinds-in
short, everything usually found in Country
Sto-e-ali af which can be had at bargain.
N. B. Az th1ye knowing themselves indebt-
ed mon the books nc tho firm. are requested TO
call and settle, AMI those owing us by note or
account Of long st1nline. will please mike in
mediate naymant. M instice to our creditors will
not admit Of long-~inded settlements.
W. D. REELER 4 co.
Iowa Point, Kansas. Jan. ], So, On.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
SHAPLEIGH, DAY & CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery &Guns
100, Main Street, $50
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

june =. 81. u.
MARRIAGE GUI0Ee By DR. WV. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, BY DR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, By DR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, BY DR.. WV. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, BY DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE. by DR. WM- YOUNG.
MARRIAGE UIDE-Young's Great Ply
vi siologieaI Work: The Pocket Esealapius'
OF every one his own Doctor, ~ VIM Young
MD. Il is written in plain language for the
Reneralrsader, and is illustrated With upwards
ofone hundred engrayings. All young married
people, or those contemplating marriage and
having the least impedimeut 70 married lie
should read thisb Il diseloses secrets th1i
every one should be acquainted with; still, Il
Is book that must be kept locked up, and mo-
lie about the house.f i viii be sent 70 any on
on the receipt II skinty -fve cents AdreG
DR. WIN. YOUNG, lS3 Spruce Street, AbovI
Fssrth, PhilAdSIPhiAI p. Jgas T. SILLY.