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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

A magnificent swindler who call
cd himself General Samuel Proper.
has been cuttins wide swarth at
Buffalo. New York, and Newark
New Jersey, at the cost of various
brokcrs and others. At Buffalo he
bought n villa on the lake shore for
$37, 900, set carpenters, painter. and
landscape gardeners at work, got his
paper discounted to the amount Of
several thousands 10y tho brokers. -
As long rs he could borrow he spen,
like prince, bnt his anticipated re
mittances did not come, and his
creditors began to be suspicious. hnd
he left. Ills career at Newark was
quito similar.
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WELL GrenSel.

Bsyard Tay ylor, in letter about Rus.
sisn Rairoais, says that Mr.. Winsns,
an American engineer, has the contract
Tor tho Russian government for running
the railroad between Mosclw aud ST.
Petersburgh, ou, Of which contract he
makes one million aubIes a year-thrce
quarters OF a million OF doIIan-and
,na, one item in this con,r, ct is an al
iowsnce OF 81 cents per mile for grease.
For an ordinary train from ST. Peters.
hurgh 10 Moscow, distance OF 90 En-,
gish miles, the allowance for grease
would be @100.
The road cost $225 900 a milo, and
10 the road about which there is some
eAeitsmeatin Russia, owing to SUSPECT ion
ei great frauds. Our readers will note
that tits Q Mr.. Winnns, of Baltimore
who pronounced such rnmors OF fraud tc
be fsise.--[Clevs,and Herald.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

TnE InGiana pcnitentiary contains
four hundred and forty convicts, eight
of whom are females. There are
hut three hundred and forty-four
cells, and no room for more. The
fall courts will probably increase the
population to about five hundred.--
The prison is now over crowded,
without proper accommodations for
near n hundred Of tho convicts, who
have to sleep in the halls, or in the
cells, two in a bed. Tho trustees
will recommend to the Legisl ature
the construction of another some
where upon the limestone region oI
the Wabash.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

AN Irshman named Moriarty
has appeared at Lowell, claiming II
woman AS his wife whom he married
twenty years ago IN Ireland and de-
serted after living with her year.
She has been in this country ten
years, and has a second husband and
child. The woman will ask for a
divorce from the first husband on
the ground of desertion, then be re-
married to Lcary, and thereby legit-
anne their child. Her husband be-
ing alive at the time Of her second
marriage, that marriage is null and
void, though the presumption in law
was in her favor, and she acted in
gool faith.
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BADynooD.-We are profoundl,

BAByEooD.-We are profoundly
convinced that tho first year of Il
chiid's life is the most tremendously
important of any succeeding twelve
month, though the creature shall
number three score and ten. Con.
slider the blank sheet of paper with
which the head of every baby, ac-
Icordipg to the philosopher, ID lined
Think of it and shuddcr when you
see nurses and nurselnaids writing
their pothooks and hangers upon it,
as though they wrote with rolling
lpins, or, Mt best, wooden skewers
Poor human papyrus! How many
after-scratchings and cuttleiish-rub.
bings it shall take to scratch and
rub out the marks, that, after all
may never wholly be eiiaced, but re
main dingy and dark under snow.
white hairs!- Jerrold.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
AnOpen Hearted Man.

Alexis ST. Martin the Canadian, who
had Q pane In his s,ctnseh. ..or at lcaN
an opening ttiosgh which the opera.
tons Of digestioncan be seen as clearly
az through window must now yiolc
his pre.c@ineI.ce as the greatest OF liv.
ing csriosities to NJ. Gtoux, &c man
gentleman, the workings Of whose heat,
are being displaye ed 10 the medical an |
curious public Of New York. The Eve
ming Post thus describes the appear.
ance and lecture Of Mr.. Groux. nj the
University Medical College few days
sinee:
Il isl case Of deficiency Of the ster.
mum (breasbonc,) which enables th
several movements Of the heart to be
seen. Ii has excited intense interest
Tor sewers years past, thtcughought the
cities Of Europe and Briiai1. The sub.
ject Of the dcfectir very intelligent
gentleman, NJ. Grour, native OF
Hamburg, twenty eight years OF aye.
somewhat under the average height
nnl' rather pale, though he appears to
he in health. lie was introduced by
DR.. Mou,who thought that tho substance
which occupied tho place Of the ster.
mum might he carthage. NJ. Groux
then showed the peeulier conformity Of
his chest srd gave an excellent lecture
on the hearts action, demonstrating his
remsrks with colored plates, an sr,iii
eial heart, and his own body. Tfe
collar bones are not connected, (Ecithc.
are ihs ribs to their opposites,) he,
there is n groove Where tho strrnus,
should be; the skin is natural. In ils
natural state this groove is about an
inch sud hall wide, but il can be dis.
tended to three inches. On looking
a. the groove n pulsat;ng swellin1 is
discernabe opposite the ihird md
fourth ribs; il respiration be su penied
il rapidly rises to an enormous extent
and remains full and 'n,- uut! the
breathing s restored, when ii soon sub.
sdcs. This is the heart. Between the
clavicle. there Is another pullsatilc
swslling easily felt, which is the aoria =,
the great artery from tao heart, The
dlla,ion and contraction Of the lung is
sl.o socn. In coughlng, the right lung
81 tlenlv proiruies from the chc.
through the groove, and ascends n con.
s lrrable distance above the right clav
icle into the neck.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

ITO all persons afflicted with sexuai Diseases,
i such rs SPERM ORRHtEA. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE. GONORRHFA,
GLEBr. SYPHILIS. the Vice "r OsAsrsx, or sHLv
ABrSR. Sc., Sc..
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view of the aw-
ful destruction Of human lite, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the decoptiOns practised upon the
unfortunate victims uf Quacts, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as u
charitable art worthy of their name. to open
pisperstry for the treatment of this class Cf
i st.,s"s. in al their forms and TO give Medical
Advice gratis. to all who apply by letter, with
u description OF their condition, Gage. occupa-
ton habits Of lie. Sc) and in cases OF extreme
poverty. tD FURNISH MEDiCIs- FRkk OF CH ARGK---
il j. needless To add that the Association com
mandS IN" highest Medical skill Of the age AID
VII furnish the most approved modern treat
meut.
Tho Directors. on n review ofthc past feel as
sutcd that their iahurs IN this sphere of Oenev-
| ulcut effort, have been uf great benefit 10 the
afflicted. especially To- the young, and they have
resolved ~ devote themselves. with renewed
zeal to this very important but much desplsod
cause.
just Published by the Association, a Report
| on Spcrmalorrhoca, Or Seminal Weakness the
| Vice Of Onanism. Masturhation or Self Abuse,
! and other Diseases ofthe sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Snrgeun, which will lie sent by mail,
| Qna sealed letter envelope. } FREE oP cnAaGE,un
receipt of rwO SrANrs for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR.. GBoHdI
| r. CALuOC y, Consulting Surgeon, Howard ASso-
citation. No. ., South Ninth Street, ,philadelphi
| Pa. By order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prendent.
| GEO. FAIRCHILD. Sscrstary.
Dec. l, ls5I.-ly.
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his silver.hcndlsd swor mos, furiou,ly
round, "wilt thou not believe me, my
beou,eous Maria de Argyle? BY this
good sword, ! sweat | love thee truly
ultly. passionately love thee! Then
yhy stand so coldly sloof from this
,osom which is bursting for theei"
The beautiful girl essoyed 10 speak,
hut could not.
"Ha" exclaimed Fernando tho Ro.
yer and snrdonic smilo liz up his
face, "thou lov'st another!"
mol! she tremblingIy yet with dig.
nifty replied.
Then why not como TO this bosomf
wildly repeated the Rover.
"Becouse, SIR" she replied, dra wing
herself up to her full height, "l'm afraid
yer gassin"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
Undoubted Bail.

A few days ago, man who had bee n
bound over on serious charge Of as.
.auI. and battery, offered as his bail a
very rough looking customer, whom he
introduced ms "Judge Barnes. OF Della.
ware County" The following dia.
logue will explain matters:
"WelI, Mr.. Murphy, You say you
wish to give bail pray, who is your
mnnY"
"Judgo Barnes, OF Delaware Conn.
&C."
"And who i, Judge Barnes, Of Del.
aware County,
GAS respectable man, sir, as you'll
find north Of Mason q Dickson's line.
"Is thero any one here who knows
himl'
"Yes, sir, Mr.. Wilson"
"Mr. Wilson, do you know Judge
Barnos, e Delaware County,
ayes, sir
"What is hc7'
"A Judge
"Indc,d' How long has he been up.
on the benchY'
"Some twenty .eigh, years.
"Possible' ], is very singular that
we have never heard Of him. You are
certain he is Judgo?"
eyes sir"
"When did you last see him act as
such"
"On Monday night, at o Brien's
coc, pit, in Passy unk road"
"By Judge, then, you mean that he
decides chicken disputes"
"Ye., sir
"But YOU said that he had been
twenty eight year. on the bench
What do you expect me to understand
by lhat?'
That Mr.. Barnes is a cohwainor,and
has been maker of brogans since
$780,
At tho conclusion OF this testimony
the magistrate came to the conclusion
rhat "Judge Barnes, OF Delaware Coun.
w. was not just the person to give vi.
tality TO a thousand dollar bond, and
tho prisoner was sent incontinently
below. Queer places, these police
courts!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

NO1TCE.-Martin p. Cone, whose place OF
IN residence is unknown, is hereby notified
that Rebecca Cone did, on the 10th day of Oo-
tober, A; u: 1858, file her petition In the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
State OF Ohio, charging the said Martin p.
Gone with wilful absence for more than three
years last past, and with gross neglect Of duty
Tor more than three years last past, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the said
Martin p. Gone, which petition viii stand for
REBECCA CONE, ID,
-..... By Corr 4 BR0wNs, her Att'ys, 4
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, esrfuIIv .Erriii.., ,.....-

f. Toe following extract from a mos,
dscid' dl, popular work. (by Kon
Kobb, JL1 cI.ied "The Rov, .; or, the
Bootblack Wifes Sisters Niece" il
swfuIly thrilling. We will not insure
(, any young lady against faintns rich,
away st the close OF this terrible and
,,tsSri6e extrsct;-- /.~
y.a 70 A dark frown o'enpread the hand
:. sowe ami courtly features OF Fc n ,ndo
q ths Rover
"Why. Why" bs ssksd. bra ndishing
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

A new born babe was left on the
doorsteps of house in Boston with
this touching note:--
"To the tender mercies of this
cold and wicked world this little
infant ia committed. Whoever re-
ceives it, cares for it, and adopts it,
may yetlive to bless the day that thus
their kindness had been bestowed.
uosa Of /" victim of misplaced conf.
dence, yet the heart and affections
of the mother never die"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

The people in the valley of the
Mississippi are now as much troub.
led with low water as they were
with high water three months ago.
FIeigats are sccumulatiug in all the
towns on the banks of the liver. and
The New Orleans papers are crying
ort for the construction of railroads. !.
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WFeT HErFoHn, CpShocion co., J
IL

Mr.H II. .KlrcSl,y--SH: | have been sell.
ing the medicines OF the Grnlrnl cry Com
puuy ing lhr last ten years, and hayrlnvali-
a.iv found tuGm To give guud satisfaction:
aud the Pills ! have sold to n great many
hm.I"> a3 regularly MS their tea and coffee,
nnu with my tIadr they have become sta
p," arIcic. MarShaipS Uterine CathulIcon
- med clnc thnl hos done great amount
of good IA female diseases. One lady sold
It ,o, tnid me that size mad received E.nrr
good trom one butlI" than she did from n
long r"uiSe Of medical trea,men, by the
mu>l SkIlllul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON,
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Notice.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroads

INASMUCIl rs the Company are now engaged
i IN the construction of the Road West Of
flndlav. toward shannon. and will commence
laying track within the next five days (thc
weather pormiting). II is very important that
the subscribers make strong efforts to pay in
aS fast H. poss bic. that tho road may be crowd
ed on tn complc' ion. for the Farmers have
great need "f IL, Il the Road viii he com
plctcd al far a. Lima this year, II means can
be procured fast enough. | am authorized to
receive and receipt for all moneys that may
come int my hands. Friends. viii you all
max" umtC,. effort tn moy" the cars along? -
VIII rerojve "n deposit for IA" Company. just
iIf an absent. Mr.. iRAY. in tho F'ndlav Bank.
AS well ~ myself u. J. CORY.
June II, l~5S.--tf Iir6rfoT F. e. Ia. n. v.
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MRS, ROBINSON, CERTIFICATE.

May lsl, ISIS.
This crrt'n"s that have been m very poor
HcSl,h ir years. and flud llllc or nG relief
a!lcr cmlHuyiur number ui phySiriauS. Nv
Isoasr was PrulalsIs Ctorta, ! had nrun rr.
dUrrd bv That and fiuWur AlhuS until ] mad hi,.
COME u, ccttiud tua ru.isidrr,hir extent. Bv
Ihe adv,cc" "i pr. q, W. lushurll | procured
and tIuk SiN bottles OF Mnlrhalrs uIrrlmc Ga.
ihullc"n, which enabled mr tu attend t. iny
IH,uaI,d ia h.S Last s.ckurss unlll ho died,
VI hlcn was about ear since. | have iukcn
lnrcn bullles since his death, which have made
mc gh q &" labor and support my family ui
.hr'r rd,ldrcu. II Is the only thing that has
mlI-acd my suffering, l"r which feel very
grateful. MARY T.. ROBINSON.
Tao Catholicon Is iIr Silrhy
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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BEEF! BEET! BEEF!!!

V'HE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
Il SHOP, in Hyatt's Bulldog, nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand an excellent quality Of FRESH MEAT.
lie would respectfully invite his former GUS
toners and rs many others AZ feel disposed, TO-
test his ability u accommodate them, TO give
him call. Do they wish REEF,sTEAKs, he has
the very article to suit their taste. Do they
prefer u ROAST, he can supply wants In this
respect too; or II they wish BOIL, or u BAKE,
or Fry, they will not be disappointed, unless
they all "speak at once"
April9 0, 1885. A. KARG.
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DOEs DISEASE Originate

TINS IL question Of vital importance, and
one which has never been satisfactorily DIS
posed OF by the professors who teach the heal
ing art. some main tain-and especially tie
old school PLY sicians-that lite lives in the
blood and therefore all diseases originate IN
it--but modern science AYERS that ailments
have their origlnalion In both the solids and
fluids Of the body. That the latter prepOnder.
ate. however, Ia n iIed tact, that medical
skill has clearly demonstrated that at least two
thirds Of the ills that human flesh is heir to,
have their source in an
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

~ distinguished men in every profession,
warmly Recommending the preparations, may
Oc seen NJ DIR. Rubarh's Office.
Int he SCANDINAVIAN NEGETA TABLEBLOOD
PILLS are united Tie three great medicinal
properties which phySicaus have heretofore
r.cd ~ vain tu combine IN ono prrparatiun.--
ihey rcDrNo tho bowels, purify the bile and
The blood, and mvi-ordlc tho constitution at
one and the same Time. To this fact all who
try them VIII subscribe. Tho absence OF min.
erals. ana nf every supplying drug, renders
them harmless, oven lo the most delicate fe.
male, or the icebcst child. M one can DOUBT
their superiority after one single trinl-thvy
are not only better. but, IN tact, cheaper than
any other f,is. for 4, lakes less number oi
them to produce II better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, sl
per bottle, ar S. per halt dozen. fthc Scan.
dmavian Blood Pills, - cents per box, or live
boxes turtl.
rs Read Or. Rohack's Special Notices and
Certificates, published III 4 conspicuous part O
this paper nom time to time. Dr. RDuacS',
Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, contain
lng great amount ol interesting and valuable
medical information, can be had GRATIS of any
ot his agents thruughoul the country.
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nROPnRIY FOR sALE--The qndersigu-
ed has house and lot for sale situated on
Sandusky street, In East FindlAy. He will dis.
pose ofthem on quite reasonable terms. For,
bsStIoslsrs spply'to oJAOOD KIhHO3fn.
y.DLAy, 0hs, Jaas II, lsSs,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

Hotsfi sOh sai.E.--'ine uuersigun,l mas
IL u comiorusbie and substantial dwelling
house located on the nuTIn sue of IG,,ir,,ud
street, cast of the depot, ~ fndlay, iur sale.
For tho terms OF sale aud other paltiUniars
enquire OF Mr.. J. B. PATTERSON.
FnpLAr, Aug. Z, 1858.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 B,nerO'rnt Tsiifuion, sstaJished by spsriai m
doum,nt for The rsii,f of the sick and disfrsssed,
AFFLICTED trith Intiisni and Epidemic diseases.
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N Eeuralgia,

Sore Leg. Ulcers on the Body, P,mrcS on th.
Face. General EruptInus, BluS. MrrcurH,
Sores, Gial.duRr SwcllnS,, Secondary -ymp
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APPRovxD, August s, 1857.
TERMS.


Bank notes, current in the section OF the
country where subscriber resides, will be re-
ceived at par. The whole or any part Off sub
scription may be remitted in postage stamps,
preferable to any currency, except gold or
silver. Where bank notes under - cannot be
procured I will send two copies for IS. 80
a paper will not be sent unless the money
accompanies the order for IT. ''
! cannot afford to exchange with all the news
papers that desire the GLOBE; but will send
The DAILY GLoBg during the session To all who
shall publish this prospectus three times he
fore the first Monday OF next December. Those
who may publish should send their papers con-
tanning IT 10 me. marked witt: u pen " direct
attention to II. The CONGRESSIONAL CLoBs AND
APrENDIx WI bc sterreotyped; and, therefore,
slsSlkbs aAle3feend the back numbers tor this
sesSv4 tuNn who may subscribe .lier the ses-
sion cdmflenccs; hut II the edition shall nave
b9en exhausted before the subscription-money
is received, shall charge 81 additional per
copy o pay the expense Of putting the plates
on The press. Subscriptions should reach mo
me early as the first week Of December to In.
sure complete copies NJ the prices advertised
above. JOHN c. MVES.
November II, ls5s,-t3w.l
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.yisIIH UF AMERICAN WOMEN
Ill FiOm The Ner JOrk UGiiy .Ncrs-( editor.
I,d). I'VE desire 10 call ali"i.tlun tuH letter
from nr Joshua +. BRIDGE. on 'Tlc Health ur
american W"mcn,' IN HNrtrr cuumu. tie
treats th" subject in an able manner. and his
skill aud medical judgment may be- relied up.
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CANNOT BE SURPASSED,

and nj low prices TO suit the times.
81 stock " fancy Cases will be sold out
at GREATLY reduced prices.
Having SKY IrGHr along with all the other
improvements Of the day, we can produce a
GOOD ToNrD picture. Examine specimens at
the revolving sign and ut the rooms. in DR..
Rawson's block, opposite Wheeler 4 Bros.
w. REITEIlMAN.
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r = 1T Il r II A n g
AMBROTYPE (i GALLERY.

FINHlS establishment has been 50 long In ope-
i ration, and Its reputation Ia so well known
by the people Of Hancock and adjoining coun-
ties, that we presume " IN not necessary 10
mention fHEFACT, that all the different styles
Of pictures are taken here. In a manner that
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InPrRg STATE OF ruB BLOOD!

As. for instance in the long catalogue, such ss
ScrofuIa, letter, "Barber's Itch Pimples,
Blutches. Erysipelas, Ulcers, salt Rheum, dis
charges from the Ear, Fever Soros, or eruptive
disea es Of any kind. These are ascertained
by well known medical laws to arise from bad
blOod-while the highest medical authorities
declare that most levers originate IN the same
manner. and more particularly TYPHOID and
SCaret-the former being an internal, and the
latter an internal eruptive disease; and in all
persons attacked by these maladies, the blood
Is found to he either coagulated, or OF dark
unhealthy color.
To ward of n large majority of diseases, a.
we'll as to cure number which have already
seized upon the system, 1t is necessary to
PURIPY THR BLOOD.
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher does not
UENERsAL PAsAcKA
for every disease known, but the prOprietors
claim for il the power not only OF draining out
all impurities of the blood, but by the skillful
combination Of well known vegetable reme-
dies, it will cure all diseases arising from
deranged state OF the liver, drive out dyspep-
sia, and give renewed tone and yigor to the
stomach. That the BLOOD SEARCHsR is all that
is, claimed for 1t, tho proprietors can produce
t THE PROOF.
II is only few years since IL was discov cred,
| yet II has grown into such business that
large Laboratory has been built expressly for
its manufacturers large number OF men en-
ployed in putting 1t up, and still tho
suPpLY DOES NOT EQUAL TIE pEnASpl
| We ask any candid man. could this be 20, IL
the Medicine did not possess ALL the virtues
claimed for III fs| .
The proprietors have hundreds ofcsrtifcates
from men OF probity and standing in the COM
munity, showing what the medicine is doing
daily for the suffering.
| ASK ANY PERSON ."
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whsth.
| or relief was experienced.
Let the afflicted give 1t trial-a single bot
tie will convince the most skeptich Of its en-.
cacy.
For sale by 2 l.s..,. Be-. aseeT
issAEL ISL & LasSSySfhf GREEN, EiadlsS. Ohio.
| Propristors-- LINDSEY q LEMON,
/ Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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EALES7ATEAGENCY!
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
An Out-Lot for sale!

A N out-Iot ofsome two Acres and n half, ait.
IA lated near Sandusky street, a short dis.
tance from Fndlay, can be had on reasonable
terms, by applying to
s. A. SPEAR, Reel Estate Agenf.
Dnc II Jo6y