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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

Aspindle shanked man having put on a new
pair of boots, asked friend what he thought
of them, who shrewedly replied, +" Sir, your
boots appear very well-but your legs appear
in them much like rope in WE'LL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

"Do you know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones ~
+" Yes to the bone" Z" What is his character ?,'
I" Didn't know that he had any" docs he
live near you n so near that he has only
spent five shillings for frewood in eight wears y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

The woman who made pound of butter
from the cream of joke, and cheese from the
milk of human Kindness has since washed the
close of year, and hung them to dry on bee
line
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
$50 pri,e Gale.

Entered accordingto of Congress- in the year 1885,
by s. s. BoYcE the Clerks Office of the District Court
Of the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

The speaker who was C. drawn out" measur
d eighteen inches more than before,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

The surost way to hit woman's heart is to
take aim kneeling,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-25
A kpoek-Down Argument.

A certain msn went to a dervish
and proposea7 three questions;-i1R
First--"Why do they say God is
0nniprescn,l do not see uim,in
any llpos --show me where lleiie'
:, cond--"Whyis a man punish
ed for crimes, since Whatever h,
docs proceeds from Gmd! MIN liat
no free will. Tor he cannot do any.
thing contrary to the will Of God
and il Lc had power he would d,
everything for lis own good"
Third" How can God punisl
Satan -ip hell fre, spse heis formsd
J of that elcmentp and what impress
in can fire make on itsclf"
The deryisli lookup q large clod
oc earth, AMI struck him on tho head
with it. The man went to the cadi
aad said:-- ID. t-r
! ~ proposed three questions to
such II dervisii, who flung clol oi
earth at INV hend, which made my
head ache"
The cadi, having sent for the der
vish. asked Of him.
"Why did sou throw that clOd ol
earth ut his head, Instead oi answer
ing his questions"
The dervisll rep'ied:-
"rhe clod Of enrth was All an.
swcr to his speech. lie says he has
u pain in his heaj--let him show i,
to me and will make God visibl,
to him. And why docs he exhibit
a complaint against me2 Whatever
did was the act Of God, and did
not strike without the will Of God
What power do possessa And n
he is compounded OF tho earth, how
can he suffer from that clement"
The nlan was confounded, and the
cali highly pleased with the der
vislI's answer.
A WHEEL, unlike Il horse, runs the
better for being tired.
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!!!

fTilE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
L SHOP. in Hyatt's liuildhs. nearly opposite
the Court ilnuSc, where he ALWAYS keeps
on hand an excellent quality of FRESH NEAT.
lie would respectfully invite his former Gus
toners and aS many others as feel disposed, To
test his ability IT, accommodate them, t. give
him call. Do they wish EEEf.sTEAK,, he has
the very artce IL suit their taste. Do they
prefer "a uoAsT. he can supply wants in this
respect too: or u they wish BoiL.'or lake.
Inr ray, they will not be disappointed. unless
they all speak at once
April o. ISIS. A. kARG
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Ben,roitnf issfifa;c,,, established by.psrial ss
dosgrsr for ne relief Of The sick and disirsssed,
afflicted trifh Pbpisnf and Epideptie dissdses.

A BsnStuitnf Issfifaso.s, established byspsria ss
dosvssnf for he relief Of The sick and disirsssed,
aftefed rrifh Pi,pisnf and Epidemic dseaso.
TIN0 all persons sTiioted with Soxual Diseases.
i such As SPERMAT0RRHHA. sFMINAI
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GOyOnRUFA.
aLEyr, SyfnILfs, the Vice Of OslSrsx, or SrLr
.ABrsK, Nc, de-, = .
The HowAnD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the aw
fnl destruction Of human life, CAUSED by sexaal
diseases, and the deceptions practised upon the
unfortunate Victims ~ Quacks, several yesrs
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, Us a
charitable act worthy oftbeir name, TO 6peh
diseases, IN all their forms, and 70 give Medical
Advice grads, TO IN who sppjy by jsttery with
|, description of their condition, (sge, occupa.
ton, 6irs ofilfe, &c. and II, cases OF extftie
poverty, 70 grssIsg nkpIcIrs YREg oY ggAHET-
m,,nds tho highest Medical akin Of the age, and
will furnish tho most approved modern troat-
ment. 90. '. .'fHfi. 'N ~ ri.i ~ ?
The Directors, on n review Of the past, feel AZ
sured That their fabors In this sphere 0f befie v
ocnt effort, have been of great benefit 10 the
AFFLICTED, especially to the young, and they have
resolved 70 devote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
cause. + '. '..
Just Published by the. Association, y Repor,
ON Sper,natorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice Of Onanisrn, Masturbation or He'll. Abuse
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be 81 mt by mail
| lin u sealedletter envelope FREE up cHAROEror
receipt OF TWO svAxP5 for postage.
Address. for Report or treatment DR.. GEORG,
r. CALHOrs, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AssO
citation, No. ?, South Ninthstrcct, Philadelphia
IN. BY order of the Directors.
| EZRA ID: HEARrwEI.L, Pys'risnf.
| GEo. FAiRcuiLD, SteIrfary.
! Dec. I, lsJI.-ly.
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VIII be Published June 18Th.
THE EXILRSOF FLORIDA,
By JOSHUA r. aIpDxNos.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE ENGRAvINes.
O"s Volume, fan,o. 3e0 PIP. 800.

This work viii portray, with eminent ability,
the crimes committed by our Cove rnment
against the MarOuns who fud from south Car.
olina aud other slave states, seeking protect
ion under Spanish laws. 1t will also show the
bid faith exercised towards the Indians Of
Florida. and he found 10 present u true view VI
the long. fought FLORIDA WAR
The object of the work Is to operate upon
the political morality of the cOuntr-. bv call-
iig forth the sympaihics aud moral feelings of
the people; AMI iis condemnation Of the iyran-
NY OF the Executive and its supporters, should
commend 1t 10 the attention II every Amcri-
can citizen.
! Tile long and distinguished services. high
personal character. and Known ability uf tile
writer viii he II sufficient guaranty ui It's iner.
its.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Erening Post, who examined some Of tho
.advancC sheets, SAYS:
| II have examined 1t with pleasure and in
strurIun. The work Will prove Il valuable
history ~ nni"riant events which will un-
doubleday De passed over by these who claim
lo br H.. historians At tho cunntry. either in
cun,uqucn-e u.ihc peculiar Institution which
| II conrcrits. Dr because they have not the ia
cilit.rS oiarIu'rinr !nI.rpa!lon "u the subject.
| To- any uiHcr man than Mr.. tiddne>, the sub
! iGCt u ilc spanish M4r"ons or Seminole slaves
would bt vtInr complex ana remote. Perhal,-
there las been nu subject nhich he h., Hvrs
Thoroughly Investigated IN ihc suur-c OF hls
public duties. nor any thar lac comp fehcnhs
lhcttcr ti.ii his. The book uiH cover \ yast
deal ui important Information besides that ~
which II is til" special object OF the author 4"
treat. The character Of iOs'cuLi as dulincatcd
hy the pen 81 Mr.. Gidt!nes. j. grand 10 cont, Az
plate. His rarrnidgC. marriage. romantic lie
and noble death, make up II most thrilling and
lin,irucilN" chapter ~ tsc work: and while the
whol. is produced ~ the usually earAxSt, II sar
and cunci>e style "f tie auth"r. II is alsu beas-
tihrd with "a Romance more charming 18th eau
ne gathered from the world Of nctioIi."
g. Agents wanted Ia every county ia the
| United States.
fULLErr, FOSTER & CO., PrGLisnERs.
Journal Bniidings, Columbus, Ohio.
| MAY 81, ISIS.
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Yankee Repsriee.

Last week we had q lecture on
Yankee characteristics, to which we
all WSny liz vas very amusing
Sons Ii Tue Yankee anecdotes wcrc
the best ever heard; but the point
being chiefly In the characteristic
manner, would not read 80 well.-
Two, however, did strike me ~ very
good, and you shall have tho benefit
OF them.
A. Yankee Captain was dining
with some Englishmen in Liverpool,
.: tue time Of the Ostend conference
and dtsoubie sbout Cuba.
lou Yankees are growing too
saucy," said ons, of tho Great Bri.
tsins; "we Snall have to go over aud
give you . thrashing, to bring you
down q Peg" .'.i'
What! againr' was the captains
ohay rep.y: ~ao or an English Cap.
tain, commanding one OF the Cup.
ard steamers, who, just setting sail
for Liverpool from Boston, found
the tide beginning to ebb, and was
stes,ning dowr tho harbor and out
of tho channel as fast as possible, to
get over the bar before the water
should fall 80 low ss to make it I'M
possible. His progress Was arrested
by,a schooner very clumsily man
sgSd, sl,at sAcksd 50 awkwasdly rs
coapl3Sly.to prssent his going on
without running her down. lie
losthis patience at last. and mount.
cd the paddle. box, while crew and
passengers crowded to the sides to
hear what would follow. lie hailed
the schoouer, and inquired who she
.Sally Ann, Of Nantucket; carries
wood 'twixt here and Marbleheud. "
who commands her!"
"Wali-I undertook to do II, but
guess I've found she's q little too
much for me-"
believe this IL perfectly authen.
tic, aud certainly delightiul.--[ Cor.
i TtS6. ~
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Notice..
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad.

TNASMtCiI AS the Company are now engaged
L in the cOnsti uctiun of the Road West of
Finday. toward shannon, and Will commence
laying track within the next five days (thc
weather pcrinitting). IL is very important that
the subscribers make strong efforts to pay in
.ls fast as possible. that he road may he crowd.
ed on to complctiuu. inr the Farmers have
great need u IL. ri the Road will be CON.
plotcd as far as Lima this year, II means can
he procured fas, enough. am authorized tu
receive and receipt for all moneys that may
come into nv hands. Friends. will YOU all
make united Tr, Ia move the ears aiong?--
Ii AM absent. Mr.. PsAy IN the Findlay Bank
VIII receive On deposit for the Company. jus,
as wcll rs myself u. J. CORY.
June IL. lsjs.--if Director =. g. Ia. X. r.
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DITCII NoTICE.--R Reed, nonresl.
IL dent owner of the West halt oflhe North.
West quarter vi section 80, and tho nonresident
owner lname unknown), OF the Southwest
quarter Of section 80, in Blanchard township,
viii take notice that application VIII be made
10 the Trustees Of Blanchard township, Han
cock county, Ohio, to view and locate 4 ditch
on the following described lands In said town
ship, viz: commencing at the East end Of the
half section hno Of section 33; thence West Oh
said line on the South side OF tho road " the
run On section ~, and there terminate.
Said Trustees will meet to locate said ditch
M M ny nm II, = E,lsmans IN % %8l,nchard n towUsSip "
Juno IL, 1858.
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5tIl oRAFF T1IT
FAMILY MEDICINES.
RETAiLI PRICES. va
Home Testimony.
n.srss,r.IT .ITfumsall CO., %

a. rSr'f ',tr'',.g tcC.. g.,
! hefeby certify tlat have been dealing
IN the GrsHrnberg Medicines for the past
yeai. aud can truly say that have never VI
fefed any medicines 10 The public that have
met with the more decided APPRECIATION Of
the people than these, psrticularlythe Pills
and CatbOllcon. They will readily yperioIm
all and more than is promised for them.
have sold about Fifty bottles OF the Catholi-
con the past season, and hear the best re-
suits IN every case.
J. II. G. JOHNSON, Med. Agt.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Graf.
icnbctg Medicines. DR.. u, y aphysIoinn OF
extensive practice. aud one u he most sue
cessful IN tue county tTrumbull) IN which
he resides:
llARrTosU. TTumbulI CO., o.,
Marcn q, 1851.
This cettifes that have used the Graf.
lrnberg Pills aud MarshalPs Catholicon,
sold hefe by J. ". G. Johnson, in my prac.
tlcc, Ia my entire Satisfaction. They art
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-25

~ persons Interested, will take notice that
pursuant " MI order of the Commissioners u
Hancock county, Ohio, at th0ir June session
for ISIS, tho Surveyor and viewers appointeC
BY said dcommissiolisrs, win most AZ tho hnnst
of Joseph Keller, In Eagle township, In sail
county, on the 22d day OF July, 1850, 70 view
survey and lsy out county road oOIaips ncini
~ ths Nvrth.ksast corner Of section ~, Nv TIN
oorner between the lands Vi Joseph ID. kelle
and Henry vaushen, and run West along th'
section line " tho line vi Union township
thence South aloDg tho line between Eagle AN,
Union towushlps, " the road running irom Can
nonsDury to NJ BlanHhaIa; ,,,s s,,u
June 7th, lsSS,--tw
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j. j. Blecllcr, Dentist,

- ESpEcTfULLY Announces " tho citizens
Nv vi flndlay, and Hancock county. thai he
has removed ~ tho front room. over Hyatt 4
storc---obtranGe al the Hall, ono door nvrth ul
tue story. w Ia prepared 10 Insert Toeth, oi,
Gold, SILVER, Guita Percha, and Pivot. De
cayed Teeth Filled or Extracted. He has ais,
purchased tho right ut lnsertng Teeth ou Por.
celain. It's solid block OF work, and will
boar more hard uSe IN the mouth, without the
liability VI Tho Teeth breaking vi tho Plate
There are no loInts or eroy ic.S N tho gum, OF
between tho teeth nnd plate f6r tho lodgine nj
They VIII not asrrode, or become odonsIvo,
hsing nade onurely OF Porcelain, oai, be 1ttvd
more Perfectly y the tnVyth than apy other
kind VI uork. And 1flsted " abiiut one half the
usual prlco VI Teeth set on Gold. Persons dc.
examine specimens. J. J. Bi,ECHER.
IA 4. rs. lsjs, mi. ..'.. I.,. -''-
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VNO Jesse stone, Josiah Smith. John y. Shep'
i herd. and all others Interested: You are
hereby notified that the viewers appointed by
tue Commissioners Of Hancock county, Ohio,
To- survey and locate county road beginning
ut the Southwest corner uf section 10, In
township z south, RANGE ii East and running
thence East an the section line between soc'
tons 10, 30 30, -, Il, aud 2s, until IL lntersecs
county road running from Miller's mill u
,Williamstuwn, in said county. and there ter
inmate, will meet At the house of John A.
Woods, near the commencement Of said pro
posed road, nn the 10th day OF July, lSjs, OF
within Ave days thereafter. 10 survey and 10
cate said ruad. JOHN a. WOODS,
June 10, lO5S-tw and others.
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Poetry is said to be q gift, but
very .oltets proves TO be q theft.

Poetry il said to be q gift, but it
very .otten proves TO be theft.
Wrru many women, going to
church is little better than looking
into . bonnet shop. AZ.
Az intimate friend Of ours says
that when Shakespeare wrote--"Oh!
what q fall was there my country
,nenlshbs had a prophetic eye to the
Fall OF 1857. e.. s-,. ..... ...
LOVE without money has been
compared to q pair of shiny leather
boots without soles.
The quickest way to Square the
circle" 10 to put o tsshionably dress.
cd woman in aa old fashioned box
Pow'g r.tFtl-..y
War word is there Of fva letters,
if you take away two, six will re-
msini Sixty.
DE-, Jouxsox wisely said:-"He
who Hsits to do a great deal Of good
aloSse will never do ssything."
"WuI, it's as plain as two and
two make four" said q man, in an
argument. but deny that, too
said his disputant, "ior two aud two
mskeT9."S 1Et - = e,
NoTHISa is 80 dangerous as to pre-
tend to fall In love with womsn--
the reality is sure to follow.
ADVICE is like snow; the softer i
falls. and the longer it dwells upon
the deeper it'sinks ioto tue mind.
iAsYTHIso that reveals q compro
mise with ones pocket is inelegant
as, for instance, Berlin gloves
Hsked d-hsnded poverty is a thousui,t
AEes pfeIerable. HiI4 .N
In . certain, village are two publ,
t6uses: q The other day q stranger
stopping ut one Of them inquired a
1Rdfa6di0sd-"WhO runs tie Othe
house?" Tl,s generous landlord re
A6ssNCIJGf >. 6T
..oAaLlut9. girl hearing it. said thu
she was born On the kings birth day
,36Qk no notice Of itiat the time. b.
In . day or two after, asxel her {.
':.&3aak Y. shs sad TIA king we're twin
.s.As lfishn,aA was shout 4" "msn
. Southern girl for her property
,:.Yjll EpR kskA tLis wOIn ~ Jor YOU
iwsddsd Wiie}" asksd the ministar. >
, :. ..Yss,s, your reverence. and tho n,
fgess too, ssAid Pet ~ e.~,a
81 Tuv sditsr Of Asbiasou Cssso
~vofs kwo hundred books Ind te
s-paspphlets. sad thea died insolyen
sfbij ahpgs now Just 10 che Ae6uitio
Of ar$Rthcf - : esasvoleat beinl
No. hsving notlIi0s Ia bic pocket
gives away his hrIus.
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,VNiIkE NVrICE. Those persons whose
i names are mentioned IN II circular going
lho rounds IN tli- community. are particularly
requested To- come aud look over their ac'
counts; also, al other persons who have look
cd over their accounts and have n desire t.
examine them again, are invited To call.
June lG, lsJs-iw PAT. TAYLOR.
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TOAD NOrICE.-Nuiice is hereby given
! II that petition win be presented 10 the
Commissions oI Hancock cUuuly, OHIO, ~ their
June session, praying for the location Of a
county road, commencing On tie county line
AT tLe center of the northeast quarter Of sec
Itiou SIX in Washington township, Hancock
luouuly. and running ON said line due south
IunIiI Il slriGes or intersects the Defiance state
road leading from Fosluria " Van BureH, in
Hancock county, Ohio; ,,.,.
MAY Itn, lo5o.--iw.
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IL ed b'ssa o2se AID ISt q ssio. situated o.
sandusky street, In has. fiAdlxy, Ho wtiipis,
poso OF th0ca on quite reasonable terms. For
pArtIoulsss spplytO IACOB kiMN0SS.
FInpLAy, Ohio, Juno II, 1858.
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A HOUSE AND TWO FRONT LOTS, and
"A one Back Lot. situated very favorably H.
the eastern part Of Finday, on Sandusky street,
arc offered for sale, or IN exchange for farm,
The House Is very commodious aud convenient,
provided with Well of good Water, Cistern.
Cellar, &C.; and the Lots are furnished with an
excellent variety Of Fruit Trees. Shrubbery
ic., IN mn advanced state Of growth. Also 4
very desirable Town Lot, situated ON the cornci
Of Main and Jones streets. For terms, and ful
lor particulars. enquire Of
s. A. SPEAR, Real Esiats Agsnf.
Feb. 20, lS5S.
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THE BLUE BOOT.

There Is no mistake but We sell Boats and
shoes lower tor the quality than ether shop IN
this or adjoining counties. just call at the
sign ut the BLUE BOOT aud So" for yourself.
Ladies' and Chidren's Wurk IN suporabun.
danrc, at such rates rs will make II All induce.
inoh to give vs. yOHr patronage.
l.emcMhcr our place Of business. ...
March 10, ls5s. J. u. sri BliS.
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Sewing Machines.

,u'H L undersigned bssbeen appointed Agent
Tor the sale OF Singers Sewing Machines;
and is prepared TO supply Clothiers. Sad
dIers, Shoe Establishments, snd private fsm-
lies with such machines
AZ the Manufacturers Lowest Hates.
These Machines are coming into very gen
eral use, and are admitted to be veIy deei.
ded improvement on anything OF the kind
previously offered TO the public.
| FisDLAY, March 10. 8. A. SPEAR.
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IhV. y. ". ENTititSIN, will hereafter de.
~ vote his entire tine to the practice 1T Med
ielne and Surgery, Ia fndlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention 10 business M all
times.
OYrioE AND REsiDsNcE- Opposite the join,
Stock Hotel on sandnsky street, West OF Main
So When professionally absent, orders may
be lon ut residence. such orders will re-
;eivs prompt attention.
March 1, (Jun, 4 lsjs,
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REFERENCES:
J. II. Hudson, Esq, Superintendent. Sandus.
ky, Ohio; J, \. Starin, Esq, Cayugs Co. Bank,
Auburn; G. J. Gardner, ESD, Cashier Ononda.
ga Bank, Syracuse; Z. Z. Dennis, Esq. Late
Sup't Lake Shore Il. r., Buffalo; W. II. kasson,
ESQ, Forwarder, Buffalo; Messrs. Cape& Floyd
Merchants, n. Y; Hanson \. Nsley, ESQ.,, Dun.
kirk, n. Y; Addison Hills, Dsq., Cleveland, o.;
Mcssrs. wynkoop, Bros, Merchants, Syracuse,
N. Y; J. L. Bags, ESQ, Syracuse, n. Y; c. b.
Freeman, Esq, Fonda, N. Y; J. S. Ganson,
Esq Pres't y. Y. Il Erie Bank, Buffalo; J. J.
Gray, Esq, Cash'r Bans of Whitestown, Ny;
Alvah Church, Esq, Banker, Buffalo, ". Y;
A. A. C0mstock, Esq, Merchant, Westheld, N.
Y; ). X Surin, Esq, Merchant, Syracuse, N,
Y; william s. brown, Esq, Erie, Pa; Horace
White, Esq, Banker, Syracuse, N. Y.
April 20, lS5S.--3m.
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EUNEKALS

THE Undersigned hsve procaIad ~ Ak
asllent Hearse, and viii, thetefore, be en-
|sblsd here fter not only TO make eofhns, but
Also tc isxshd fuusfslsloA thsfshoItes, 70
Aee' '" N"To cha rss 90 "'." "'i
|Wiu ss smsds fer Attending fnneIals, spd
ss,isfsotion will be yIyapteds both as 1t re-
I'D ,hs styis aud price of eohAds. '''"
Srs. DUar tsopsst the pisoe, one tAosi sstl
|e,Hssasysaf fslosk.Sp Sssa S&saSsH iSsiA H.Es! ;ESs ?
;Sh6Tu s'fF iy!sRaaLARK, ac
tsisalsys o.. psEsl,'ssT7tfsrsp1s
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nOAD NOTICE.--Willam I. Thompson,
IN Jesse Stone, and all others interested
will take notice that. pursuant to an order oi
the County Commissioners vi Hancock county
Ohio, issued at their jane session for 1855, the
Surveyor Of said county, together with M the
house off. W. Williams, Esq, In WillianStown
Madison township, said county, ON the 2isl
day Of July, lSjs, 10 view, survey, and lay ou
"a county road commencing 1T tho county I'm,
botwoe Hancock and Hardin counties; thence
North on the section line between sections "
and 50, in township two South, raLgu elcyai
East; thence North on said line between Sec
iions 20 and 10 To the North line uf said SECTIONS
and there terminate, JOSEPH WOODS.
| June 7th lB5b.--iw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-25
A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
Published this day, Feb. oh, 1858.
FIFTY YEARS In CHAINS


WRITTEN By HIMSELF.
43O Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back. Price 81. .
yJyHIS is the title of one NJ the most intensely
i interesting biographies Of the day. IL Is
the plain history Of an American slave IN the
far South, who. amer two or three escapes aud
.recaptures, finally, AN old man, found freedom
and rest IN one ~ the Northern States.
What the Press Say.
The story Is told with great simplicity, but
with much power aud pathos. Whoever takes
IL will find IL difficult to lay II down until II Is
Nnis II National Era, Washington. ID. q.
A narrative freal experience like the above
will have far more effect against slavery than
the ingeniously wrought novel, however true
Ia lite It's pictures may be- I'm. Baphsf.
| Here Is "A book Of FACTS, stranger than ctioii,
and u thousandfold more thrilling; simple
tale oflifelong oppression, revealing truly the
workings OF the '.peculiar institution in our
country. TO the story.loving We would say
here is n story worth reading. g.-DI''ion Re
sord. ..,...,,.
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