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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-10
E1:s.S,sTLLhE ,.l:N:y P.lDVC.Hb'

a - Steamer Aida, leaves Ey-
Va smsvills, every Monday, Wed.
Hasnesday and Friday az AZ
Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at A ". Connecting at Evansville with
+. & c. X. X. for all points North and East, and
with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green
Rivers. At Paducah with packets for Saint Louis,
New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo,
Nashville and Tennessee River.
business promptly attended 20, and charges for
freight and passage same as charged by the packet
J. III. Done. jly6-6md&w
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Iki.N:fL STOR.x GE..-I have large dou-
Il blo Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable Of
storing any amount Of produce. which will b. re-
cciyed, stored. taken Of and held subject to the
owners orders Oh most reasonable terms.
l.. G.. 0'RILEY.
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BIZ s. MIL P.fSSR.VGRR PaCE-.
Oe eET.-EyANsyILLE, PADUCAH AND

zx. J. II. DONE, DAVIS, Master. leaves
- day at IL O'Clock, M, arriving at
Paducah at O'Clock. A. NJ, Cairo at l2 O'clock NJ
Wednesday and SATURDAY. Returning. leaves Cairo
every "Wednesday and Saturday, at O'Clock, p NJ.
O'Clock. A. NJ.
CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH THE
EVANSVILLE AND CRAWF0RDSYILLE. r. X
and Packets for Green River Also, Connecting st
Smithland with Cumberland River Packets: nt
Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis
Packets.
Tickets can he obtained on beard the boat for all
Eastern Cities. mar23-lv
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Or. Hoo,er,s F.mai. Cordial .esn cur.

all Female Complaints, such Excessive, suppress
ed or Painful Menstruaton, Fluor Albus or Whites,
Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dzzi-
ness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all dis
eases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiraton, Ex-
cesses, Over Excitement, ETC., of the Sexual Or
gans. DIR. Hoopcrs Female Cordial is universally
Acknowledged by tho ladies' the best remedy ever
invented. B5-Price 81 per bottle, OF six bottles
for s5.
DIR. EAsrERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
strscts, st. Louis, Mo-, Sole Proprietor, and to
whom all orders must be addressed
Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech
and Calslett, Keller & White, in Evansville, ami by
druggists generally. my3I-Iyins
Dr. Easfsrfy's Fsrer and .fgwe HITLER,
will cure Ague and Fever, Chils and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all
the various forms Of Fevers incident to Bilious C-
mates. II there is a man, woman or child suffer
ing with Agre and Fever, they are advised to pro-
cure Or. Easterlys Fever and Ague Killer 1t is a
positive cure-specdy and permanent. Try it,
Price 81 per bottle, or Elk bottles for S.
DIR. EAsrERL-, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or
dcrs must be addressed to get the gSnuine Sold by
Hallock Stoddard, W. Bicrbower, Liech & Gals
lett, Keller White, Agents for Evansville, and by
druggist. generally. mySl,lyins,
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@PIo.y ..N!, :, -
0AOTECR Tn RgRU FPS aN.U

AOOTICE TO RfR.MERS .f.y.D
Ov HAY pEALERS.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform tho Hay Growers and Dealers
that he has purchased the right TO make and sell
Pcnniston's Portable Hay Press in Nanderburgh
and Warrick counties and il ready to receive
orders for Presses, which he will promptly fii AMI
s-t up, and warrant to perform all that IL repre-
scnted. Persons wanting Presses would do we'll Ia
call the undersigned and examine the model and
the principle upon which they work, requiring lc-s
power and hands and doing more work and better
than any other Press in usc for anything like the
money, and take up but little room.
shop ON Second street between Oak and Mulbcr
~, Evansville. U DYSON.
i.-3mdxw
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~ or RE.N"T.-.A V.ERr CO.N'T-E.N-
II NIENT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak ST.
b,tween First and second, in the occupation If
Mr.. kcrsterman Apply to
J. WESTLY HUGHES,
or 10
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OF
The quality of the Iron used in these shoes IL
warranted in every respect. These shoes have been
approved Of, and used by the United States
Government exclusively, also by many Of the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies aud Horse
Shoers throughout the country. Any person en-
closing So to the undersigned, will have sample
II loo lbs., assorted sizes, sent to his address.
Orders addressed TO the subscriber, 1T Troy VII
lage, will receive prompt attention
Nm. r. BURDEN, Agent,
apl6-ly Troy y v
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0OR.V'.nE.sL, PICKEED FORK, sc.

u % BUSH Corn Mead, fresh ground;
500 lbs. choice Picked Pork;
10 kegs Leaf Lard;
% boxes j. Moods extra Pearl Starch:
Received this day by H. II. COOK son.
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NOCkS, MICkS e Co,
oil Main street, Louisville, by.
jly3-3m
Ao.fXLS--1OO KEGS .fSSORTED
ev Nails, received and for sale cheap for cash,
by JACOB STRAUB,
jly2i-3w No 40 Main street.
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IS NO.uRORT, SPEED .4.N.D SIZE
OTY," RegularSt. Louis and Louisville Pack
cts, LIGHTNING LINE.
@Srs The following boats have COM
kNzxx>asa> menccd their regular trips in the
s4E&eks< Louisville and ST. Louis trade ana
will continue to run during the season, giving par
ticuar attention to all way business The
FASHION,
CAPT. J NJ. MARTIN,
Passes Evansville, going down every Tuesday morn
ing, and up every Friday morning. The
HIGHFLYER,
CAPT. GRIaHT.-
Passes Evansville, going down, every Thursday
morning, and up every Monday morning
LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
Passengers and shippers rely upon these boats
leaving punctually on their regular days. and con.
meeting with all the packets running above St Louis
For freight or passage apply on board to
marl7 Il. g. 0'RILEY co.
DEGUL.fR EJ:f.N'STILLE IND
A1LOUIsNILLEPACKE
Sx1As The JOHN BRIGGS viii hereafter
tsdt2ssNx 4 ~rtm regularly as a Louisville and
sz-sSszse.ss-E-- Evansville Packet; having excel
lent accommodations for Passengers She viii leave
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday aftsr,
noon at O'clock, precisely.
n. III. COBB, Master.
mar2s y. VI. GARDNER, Cl'k.
DRGUL.fR LOUks yYLLE, EV-
AAAESSILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
s%Ss The STEAMER sCI0T0, No 2,
k[1H&Szfwill leave Evansville every Tues
e1Z&6eS8sHr dcy at O'Clock, p. ~, and Satur-
day at IL o'clock, p. NJ, for Henderson and Lou
isville. Accommodations excellent. JAMS
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dec2S-tf
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency.
No. oil Main street,

No. oil Main street, Louisville, Ny
We are now receiving stock of Virgins
and Kentucky Tobacco which offer low to tn,
trade.
HOLLANDS TOBACCO
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STEAMBOATS,.
II OUxSYILLE, EVANSVILLE,
AAND MEMPHIS REGULAR wFFE1y

Jacket. = 80 :
@ND The Low Pressure Steamer sOUTU
iS4YSrAzfERNE G. w. TRIPLErr com
mander; j. B. ARCHER, Clerk,
leaves Louisville every Wednesday at p. NJ. leaves
Memphis every Saturday at p. leaves Evansville
for Louisville every Monday at p M leaves Evans
Vile for Memphis every Thursday at ii A. NJ. 8
H4-Way business solicited. and attended to at
same rates charged by Packets
jan21-u p. GsO'RILEY & CO, Agents
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VI The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy,
. v. T., have Henry Burdens -
N Improved Horse Shoe Machine N NJ
lsry now in successful opcration.H W
and are prepared tn execute or Lb
W ders for Horse and Mule Shoes, N
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-12

FIND all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
i such rs PERMATORRHCEA. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. GONORRHEA.
GLExT, SYPHILIS, the Vice of OSASfsM, or SELF
ABrsE. Sc., Ne,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the aw
fill destruction Of human liic caused hy Sexual
diseases. and the dcccp,inus practiseh upon the
unfortunate victims nf QJackS, several years
ago directed their CnnSultn: surgeon, as Il
charitable act worthy uithc!r name. to open a
DispcnSary for the treatment of t'i- class CT
diseases. in all their forms, and To give Medical
Advice gratis. tn all who apply by letter, with
Ia description of their condition. Gage. occupa.
uun, habits of life, &C.. and in eases ofcStreme
poverty. I" FURNISH MEpiCINS FREE OF CHANGE
II l. needless To- adj that tho Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
mont.
| The Directors, on a rovicw ofthc past feel as.
surcd that their laborS IN mis- -phcre OF hcncv-
Olcnt effort. have been of great benefit Ia the
afflicted. especially tu the young. and they have
resolved 4" devote tliom- slNc>, iti trilrN cd
hcal, to this very important bat mach dcspiscd
cause.
just Pu'lishcd by tic As,pr!.,iion. Il Report
ON Sperm tiurrhuea, ar Seminal Weakness. the
Vice ot OnaniSm, MI>iurhatiUn or Sclt-Ahus'
and other u seHscs ft'ie Sexual Ga; ;:,uS, hy IN,
Consulting Surgeon, which will hc sout by mail
Una scalcdlctter Cnyclhpc.) FREE COP CuAHGE,Or
receipt of TWO SrANrS tor postage.
q Address, for Report mr. treatment. Dr. GEnEGI
Il. CALuurN, Consulting surgeon, Howard A->u
ciation No. ., South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. Ily order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrW"Ll., PTehi,at.
/ GEO. FAuCIiLp. $; crcfHy.
! Doe. 1, lsjI.--lv.
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THE PRLSgiyG PRrviLEGE-A PRoot
OF REruBLIcASiss.-"Feller citizens,
remarked old Bill. one day, to a bar
Ioom' B sraagus. "igo for clecting Cur,
nal Smith FOR our representative, and
III tell you why:-lts because hos a
lover OF liberty. A lover Of liberty
An how do kno,o he's lover OF lib
erty? Feller citizens, | knop il, be-
cause the hull time when he was last in
Congress. he never so much as writ
aome a letter, or sent book, or shir,
TO be washed, or even common news
paper, but what he pu, free on it, in the
biggest sort OF letters, with his name un'
der it--and tell you. feller citizens
that a man who always puts free before
his ma ne ia that style, is lover OF lib
orly, an one OF 'em, and the sort that
gifts my vote"
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Melinda V. Beardsley, PHI,
against Petition for ALI
Barney Beardsly, Doft. mony.
DARNEY BEARDSLEY of the State OF Iowa,
ID will take notice, that Melinda V. Beardsley
of tho county o! Hancock, and State OF Ohio,
did on tho first day of February A. ID. 1855, file
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within dd for the county of Hancock in the
State of Ohio, against the said Barney Boards
ly, setting forth that on or about the soyen-
teenth day of September, in the year A. ID.
1850, at the said county of Hancock she was
united In marriage with said Barney Beardsley
and continued TO live and cohabit with the said
defendant rs " faithful wife until on or about
the first day OF September A. ID. ls54, at or
about which time the said defendant without
any pTOyocatiOn or good cause willfully a6an'
doned said petitioner, and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide Tor
her support.
The prayer Of said petition is that the said
Barney Beardsley may be made party defend
ant thereto, that within the time prescribed by
Law he may be compelled to answer all and
singular the premises and that upon the final
hearing of tho matters and things therein set
forth she may be decreed reasonable alimony
and all such relief rs by Law she may be en-
titled.
Said defendant Is further notified that unless
he appear and answer or demur to said petit
ton that 1T the next term OF said Court, the
same will be heard and determined In his ab-
sccnce.
MALINDA V. BEARDSLEY.
| BY JSO. +. CAPLEs,
Feb. 18th, lS5S.--7t. Her AHy.
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HAIL tn the churni Hail tu the churM
Much II teaches that we should LEARNT
riyefs insigNts into nature.
Pprscveraifce, Temperature,
Taste, Kindness and economy,
Faith, fashion aud astronomy,
Geology and navigation.
Something, in fine, OF all creation.
peho,d tive cl,urnl II, hoops are right,
Not swelling likf ablnue dirlrh''
ON its own hotttrn strnd'nf rue,
As h,gh s,uled men are wont to DO.
Selfpolsed nrm.set. and upright TOO,
A na,tern 'tis for mo and You.
Thdohur,,,r norhampiop Of rrewn,
putH Vii uft RoNndtead. NJ, and dorm.
Nithkiur,w m'fk ~ "7n 'nrds teoin,
90 rich. indeed, it's mostly cream,
t:enero,,s hearted ns Howard,
lis only fault is, tits coward
peho,d tho cburn. n Milky.wav.
t,,,, fr,urh, with pvriad Nchulr.
So dense and bright they shut from view,
That city stulfyclept 'ssy.b'uc.
Aynin Won jchk and 10, yousfv
A Yellbv Sea-. its waves dashed hirh
Against mn oak and hoop bound shore.
Win wbi,e.cnus spouts, and hollow roar.
Bohold. again. II Is a minc
From which the housewife doth renne,
with sunken shait. her massive gold,
worked Ger and o'er, pressed, stamped AM
rolled. fr..
Didst ever clmrnf 'Tis good school,
Keen lust 40 warm. and Just So cool.
In life g great churning never fear;
Through thick and thin just pcrscvcrc,
Tboueh foes should clamor. friends he dumb
t'buyn on. churn on. the b,tiferH come
-tDAsnrR.-fdie County Ch'W''o"'
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cUsAN ANN FISK, Lafayette Fisk, Alonzo
y Fisk, and Phlletus Fisk, OF the state or
Michigan, will take notice that Michael Hahn
and Robert Crow, ofHuron county, In the State
of Ohio, did, ON the 18th day of February, A.
D., 1858, file their petition in the Court or Com.
mon Please OF Hancock county, Ohio. against
the said Susan Ann Fisk, Lafay ette Fisk, Alon'
20 Fisk, and Philetus Fisk, defendants, setting
forth that Johial Fisk and said Susan Ann Fisk,
gave a mortgage to Stephen d, Mahn, on the
north.west quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section No. Z, In township ., north range .,
In said county Of Hancock, to secure the pay
ment of 800, with interest according to GER
tain note referred to in said mortgage, bearing
date October 8, 1854, that since the giving OF
said mortgage the said Jehial Fisk died, leaving
said Susan Ann Fisk his widow, and the said
Lafayette Fisk, Alonzo Fish and Philetus Fisk,
his heirs at law and legal representatives that
said note and mortgage were assigned 70 said
Michael Hahn and Robert Grow, who now own
tho same. and praying that said, detendants
may pay said sum now claimed 10 be due with
interest, amounting 70 &lla.6ss aor, That said
premises may be sold TO pay the same, And
the said defendants are notified that they are
required 10 appear and answer said petition on
q before sss shi,S .s Saturday rf'er !he assAday
r. -, MICHAEL HAHN, and a
ROBERT CROW,
By Corr hRowss, go
Feb IS, ls's,-7t' Pia'"ssSs An'r"ey''
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WoRpswoRrH's JoKg.-One evenin

WoRpswoRrH's JOKE. evening
at Talfourl's the conversation turned
upon wit: Moore, Sy dney Smith, Rar'
ham, and many eminent men were
there. Wordsworth, the great poet
said:-"l don't think ever was witty
!,u, once in my life!" This, OF course.
induced all to beg ne would relate his
solitary wit,icism. "Somo time ago."
sontiuusd Worisw orlh, "as | was stand
nr.tmy gate a, Rydal Mount, a man
came UP TO me, and asked il had seen
his vile pass ,ha, way7 Whereupon
said, why. my good man, this is tho
first time have heard thaty ou ever hat
wife," when Wordsworth stopped
All roared with laughter at the absur'li
ty, and the Old poet 10 his dying day
considered the merriment his obtuse
ness occasioned, as tribute to his wit
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Petition for Alimony.

Frances Asham, pci'r,l
against Petition for Alimony.
seldom A>Ltm. UcCt. J
CEl.nOM ASlINM ct the State uf Michigan.
> will take notice. that Frances Asham uf tlfs
county ~ Hancock aud state If Ohio. did on
the frst dag Of February 4. u. l~jS file her
Petition in the Court uf Common Pleas within
aud tor the county OF Hancock and State uf
Ohio. against the said seldom Asham setting
forth IN substance that on ar about the second
day ofJuly =. u. 1853 at the said county of
Hancock. She was united in marriage with said
defendant, that very soon after the consuna
ton of said marriage tn wit, the space of ono
month tho said defendant became grossly ad-
dicted to the use OF Intoxicating liquors inso-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
c,LE Of Rcn, Estate ny Order OF Court

O. ALE OF Real Estate by Order Of Court.--
- On the 3d day of April. ISIS, at one o'clock
IN the afternoon, al the door ofthe Courthouse,
in Findlav. in the county of Hancock. Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the fullawiu.
real estate ~ the property Of john Teens,
deceased, tu.wt: tho south half of the south.
west quarter of section thirty COY in township
acres, subject to the dover OF the widow.
Appraised AZ $1,000.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third cash in hand, oii
the day of sale, and the balance IN one and two
years, with interest from tho day of sale. Tho
deferred payments 10 De secured by mortgage
on said promises.
The widow will sell her dnwcr interest 20 the
purchaser ui said tract upon reasonable terms .
JOHN &. ElCNErS,
idgaiisirGtor Of .tphm TEENS. dsceassd.
BY o NEAL x BLNCEfORD,
Feb. 81, lSjS.-jt. attorneys.
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Home 4. where There's Ono % Low

Home is not moroly four square walls.
Though with pictures hung ana gildcd;
Homo is where affection calls.
'Fliicd with shrines tho heart hath bulldcd
Homa!-go watch the faithful dove,
Sailing meath the Heaven above u.s.
Kome is where there's ono to love!
z Home Is whore there's ono to love us'
Homes not merely roof and room
II needs something to ondear ";
Homo is where the heart onn bloom,
7sWhcru there some Kind ilp TO cheer IT;
What Is home with none To- mcot.
None to welcome. none TO greet us!
Home Is sweet. and only sweet,
Where there's ono wo loyo to meet u.s.
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FUNE AIS ,

THE undersigned have procured an OK.
cellent Hearse, aud will, therefore, be en-
abled hereafter not only to make cofiins, but
also tc attend funerals ON the shortest no
tice. .t a.t.ss. .....g d.
No Charge
Will be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will bawsrraRted, both as it 70,
gard the style and. price Of cofins. %, ...
ar Don forget the place, one door easi
o. Henderson's block, on the south side Of
Railroad streets ;o0a 0,lW.sPARKER,
.rsy. n. CLARK.
Fiudlsy, O., Dec. 81, '6S-tf.
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BOOCS AND SHOES.

oS,, H11IIE subscribers take this method
f6\ - OF announcing TO the citizens OF
- Pleasantville and vicinity, that they
have opened boot aud shoe mandatory
where all who may wish anything IL thlsline,
are respectfully invited to call. They will
keep on hand, also, all kinds of ready
work, from the best eastern manufactofies,al
of which they will sell cheap for Cash
Hides, or Country Produce. Particular at
tenton paid to the manufacture ofcalf boot
and shoes, from the best French and Amer
lean stock, all of which they will warrant t.
give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our work, as we
are always happy to wait upon customers
Repairing done on short notice.
MITCHELL & FIRMIN.
May 9,'5G-tf.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BsnSroisnt Institution. rsidbiShSd by Sppcidi en-
dorm,mf for Ire relief hs yick and distressed
afflicted tciM pUuient and Epidemic diseases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-12

rTNHIS fgurc Ia n transverse section OF an i'm.
i proved mothod Of suspending Tin Fave
Troughs. for which patent was granted on the
7th Of March. 1854.
The Fave Trough D is made in the usual form,
with the cross.b bar sodcrod To IL of sufficient
strength to sustain the weight and Keep the
trough IN shape. From this cross bar there OK.
tends AN IRON rod A with II screw and nuts d u
ut its lower end. The screw and nuts In this
rod allow of the trough being elevated or low
cred on the said rod. A staple should he driven
over the rod near the lower edge Of the ROOT
board.
| By this arrangement the House and Corncc
wllnot he disfgurcd. rs by the common meth.
cd Of putting up Trnughs; will he held more
straight and firm: will not rust as other TrOughs
do. and can he Strengthened, or taken down by
any pup.
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j. j. Blecher, Dentist,

j. j. Blecher, Dentist,
III OF Findlay, and Hancock county, that he
has removed to the front room. over Hyatt's
Store-entrance at the Hall, one door north OF
the Store, lie is prepared to Insert Teeth on
Gold, Silver, Gutta Percha, and Pivot. De-
purchased the right of Inserting Teeth on Per-
celain. 1t is a solid block OF work, and will
bear more hard use in the mouth, without the
liability OF the Teeth breaking of the Plate
There are no joints or crevices in the gum, or
between the teeth and plate for the lodgment
of particles of food, or secretions Of mouth.
They will not corrode, or become offensive,
being made entirely of Porcelain can DO lifted
more perfectly TO the mouth than any other
kind OF work, and offered ut about one half the
usual price OF Teeth set on Gold. Persons de.
srous OF having work done, will please call and
| examine specimens. j. J. BLECHER.
la is. 1858.
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w A N II ED

A 81 kinds nf country produce in exchange
~ Tor Boots and Shoes. at J. u. Stubs, sgi
of the Blue Boot, two doors north Ballcntin,
X Frmn'S [Nov. -, 1857.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-12

rINIIE PREsIDENT--A Stove for all seas
Il ons, with an elevated oycn-with the pipe
.,thc back part of the oven aud Sn arranged,
onot to heat the oven, except when desired.
ar sale by BCSllON N ADAMS.
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TIN WARE,
= q

TIME cheapest place in Fndlay 10 buy Tin
l. Ware and get your work done, Is at
BCSlION hDAMS'.
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The Adriatic.

A Cook Stove with an elevated oven, has the
N pipe back of the oven, so that tho fire can
he thrown of In warm weather, has seven Boil
or holes, and takes wood three feet long. 1t is
the Stove for Farmers. For sale by
Jnnc 10, lSj7. BUSHON 4 ADAMS.
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THE "CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT, I"

IUNAKES wood three feot long, has an Elevated
7 i Oven, Is cool In summer. and warm in win.
ter. For sale by BUSlION IL ADAMS.
I limo 1877
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STOVES,

Of All kInTS.
Copper Kittles, Tin-ware, stove pi~Cs.
Lightning Rods,
and everything belonging 10 the trade. CON
slantly kept on hands. BUSlION & ADAMS.
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(Successur to i.ARHINs Il BHurnER,)
HANlNG made large additions H. this cs-
III tabliShmcBt. is now prepared Ia furnish
tu order, everything pertaining 10 tl:s branch
of business. consisting mainly nf
Monuments, Tomb s.Oncs, Head and Foot
stone Mantle, TaIlc, Bureau anl Stand
Tops, Of every sty.c and Quality.
All work done 10y the best wOrkmcn, IN the Ia.
test and most approved style. Those desiring
anything in our branch Of business, are earn
cSlly solicited 10 call, rs We feel confident that
our assortment is worthy the attention and
patronage of this community. We feel doubly
sure that our prices are rs reasonable rs amy
and much lower than some we know Of Our
terms will he governed tn suit the convenience
and ability of our patrons. Persons contract
ing with us, or our travelling agents. Will be
fairly and hOnorably dealt with. Orders from
Il stance promptly atteudcdto.
ss- shop on Railroad street. ,cw step,
east ot Main. I. Is. THRIFT.
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with or without the Improvement, on the most
reasonable terms. Persons who contemplate
building. will find IL 10 their interest, To call
and examine the article. We are prepared alsu
To do all Kinds of job Work.