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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
Know Nothingism a Toublesomc Gus.
toner.


The Editor Of the Hancock Jt6erso-
nian proves that the American party
did not assimilaie with the Republicans
after this fashion: The Toledo Times
was once a Know Nothing paper, and
IL 10 now Democratic. The fact ID
that lite Editor sold out to a Democrat
who published, after tho purchase, a
Democratic paper. There was change
but il was OF ypes and not men; bu
this ground work answers the JeGerso
nian's purpose Of covering up facts by
decep,ion.-[Ailen county Democrat
We confess to como obtuseness al
To the drift OF tho article above. l
brother Mckenzie means to say tha
the Toledo 2im6s passed into til,
hands of q Democrat, before it es
poused the cause of tho Democracy
he liss q droll way Of expressing it
when he says, "tlere was change
bnt il was Of types and not men -
We know nolhing in regard Il
change Of types but we do know
that there has been no change o
Editors. We haze before us copy
u the paper published shortly befor'
the election at the head Of whos'
columns. stand the names Of II. T
Smith and N. T. Nash, the latte
Os which gentlemen, it will b,
Sesmlected, was the Know Nothin,
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
- late a. last fall. These are til,
men who. after having rallied at for
signcrs, year stter yoar; and atc
dsnouDcing the Republicans in th,
bitterest terms. because they did no
jdn in this crusade, were receives
into the Democratic fold and mad
tl,e expoundem Of the Democrat
faith. We shall not charge the Ed
it9 of tho Democrat with the 'pur
pose Of covering up facts by decep
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

|" All the candidates on the Re-
publican state ticket in New York
have about twenty thousand major
iiy each, except Morgan, candidate
for Governor, whose majority, is sew
entceD thousand four hundred and
eighty-sevcn, being gain for the
Republicans as compared with last
year, of thirty.five thousand five
and forty four.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
All Honor TO Gov. Chase.
The Chicago Democrat says:

Governor Chase of Ohio, is the
only man talked OF for the next Pre-
sidency, who lent us his aid in our
contest against that prince OF Bor.
der Ruffisns, Stephen A. Douglas,
who repealed the Missouri Compro-
mise. and then made professions oil
free soil to protect himself from
popular indignation. Gov. Chase
was here for several days, and spoke
daily for the Republican party"
The contrast between tho conduct
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

! u Judge Parker tIo defeated
|, candidate on the Democratic ticke'
lin Ntw ! ork. is now at W ashingtoi
suing Tor some important post from
the President, and with prospects o
success.
uT Gun. Walker seems IA dc.
Itormncd as ever to prosecute his I'll.
IIibus,cring expedition. "Tbe pow
ers that be- at Washington, @5ll.
probably. notgive him much trouble.
OS The question Of Congression
al Legislation, to protect slavery in
our territories, will hereafter be urg.
ed with great pcrtinacity by the
South.
" II il rnnored that Secrctart
Cobb, designs to resign, in conse-
quence OF an attempt to interpolate
the Democratic creed, with the prin
ciple Of imposts for protection.
U Elizabeth Carr, one of Che
servant girls connected with the
Gouldy tragedy. il dead; and It ia.
thought Mr. Gouldy and the young.
est son, Charles, cannot survive
long. The others are recovering.
U Judge Eckles arrived at St.
Louis, on Tuesday last, having in
charge Henrietta Palidar, who was
abducted from Gloucester, England,
four years ago.
U The Retch, Brothers. wae
recently brought into the port OF
Charleston, having been seized on
the coast Of Africa, charged with
being engaged in the slave trade.
OT A resident OF Sonora. Mex.
leo, gives tho young tillibustcrs Of
Sacramento who are proposing to
make decent upon that state time
Iy warning that they will meet "A
warm reception.
u Next Thursday, it will be re-.
collected, is the day appointed by our
worthy Governor, to be observed ~
a day of thanksgiving.
0- Passengers are now carried
by the Overland Mail coach from
st. Louis to San Francisco for one
hundred dollars.
~ The Indian war, in WASH
ington territory, has been brought to
an end.
CT The Indians arc committing
Idcprcdatons on the borders oi Iowa,
in the neighborhood Of Spirit Lake.
, OF The barque Venus was lately
seized on the coast OF Spain, with
600 captured Africans aboard.
/, OF A boy between eighteen and
nineteen. was hung in New York
for murder, on Friday last.
Z OF Steps are taken for Q Vnior
of the Protestant and Wesleyan
Methodists.
OF 1t ia said that the Presiicn
lin his forthcoming message, vii
recommend an increase Of duties.
! /" The fremont House WA
sold in Boston, on Saturday last, 10
$1s2,000.
! OF The city of Mampa, Florida
has been almost depopulated by thu
yellow fever.
: OF There are at present, ak Ar
tesian wells in operation in Toledo
/ o. Hon. David Wimct has bee,
reelected Judge of his district.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

or 1t is said that the United
States, Russia, and Great Britain
have negotiated treaties with Japan
highly important. The right of di
plonatic residence at Jeddo is grant.
ed, two ports are thrown open, and
the monopoly Of trade is abandoned. /.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

OP Another tillibnstering expo.
dition from Sacramento City, direct
ed against Sonora, is on the tapis.
So says the latest news. These rest
less spirits that find throat. cutting
an Improbable business in Califor.
mia, should unite their interests with
the pirate Walker.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

U Wherein is there ground Cor
the Democracy to rejoice over the
Illinois election. since the Republi-
cans have carried the state by five
thousand majorityl Success in the
state, is the all important matter in
1860, Tho Legislature cannot ele-
vatc Douglas to the Presidency.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

U The Wabash and Western
railroad safe at Fort Wayne, was rob.
he'd, on Friday night last, of twenty
thousand dollars. The robbers have
been arrested since, and most of the
money recovered.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

" Col. Medary has been ten
dcrcd the appointment Of the Cover
norship Of Kansas. So he is to be
treated to the "honors and emolu
mcnts' Of the station that has been
tho passport to obscurity, in the case
of so many public men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19


...., ". In Hancock Com, Pleas.
- ,i.E Bi ORDER OF COURT, Vendi 10
- nr dir.cted.-ln pursuance of an ordor OF
,t.n, Issued IN said cause from the Court of
9 mmhn Pleas, OF Hancock County, Ohio, and
90 me dreCted VIII expose at public auction
1t the door Of the Court House. in the town of
Flndlay, in said county, on the tenth day OF
December, A. ID. ls5s, between the hours Of
ten o'clock u. m. and four O'Clock p. m, the
following property, to-wit: sections number
'wo (2) and four (t), being parts Of ln-lot mum.
Dor one ~, and part OF number two (2), IN
Vance Corey's addition To the town Of Find
lay, on which are situated the well-known Ho.
tel called the Dixon House, and one large and
CUmmodIous store room, we'll located iur bust.
ness purposes. SECTIONS number two and four
VIII be sold in sections described as follows,
tO.wit: section lumber two, being "A part OF
lot number one, in Vance Corey's addition TO
Tie town Of Flndlay. beginnlng Tor the same at
the centre OF the partition wall between sec.
tOus one and two, at the end of twenty.three
feet ive and a.half inches south OF the north.
east corner Of said tOwn-lot number one, and
running thence south eighteen feet teninches,
10 the centre OF the partition wall south Of the
second room, or the frsl room south of the first
section above named, thence west two hundred
te0t tO the west line OF said lot number one
thence north eighteen feet ten inches, to the
southwest corner of section number one,
thence east TO the place of beginning, APP
praised at three thousand dollars.
Section number four, being part of lot num-
bcr two, IN Vance N Corey's addition 10 the
town OF Flndlay, beginning for the same at the
centre OF partition wall between sections num-
Der three and fouI, At the end OF ffty.eight
leet two inches south OF the north. east corner
uI SAID lot number one, and running thence
soutu to the southeast corner OF said town-lot
number two, thence west two hundred feet to
the southwest corner OF said lot number two
thence north TO the southwest corner OF said
section number three ofthe above sub-di vision,
| thence TO the place OF beginning. Appraised
Ut six thousand dollars.
Terms Of sale, one.third cash In hand on the
day vi sale, and tho balance In two equal an.
| nual payments in one and two years, with In.
terest from the day Of sale--the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage on said prem
lses. Taken AS the property OF the Findlay
Joint Stock Hotel Company.
HUGH NEWELL,
October 27, l659.-t4w.l Trustee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

OF The official majority of II as
kins, anti.Lecompton Dem, whose
election In New York, was opposed
30 strenuously by the Buchanan par
ty, while supported as earnestly by
the Republicans, is thirteen. N
candidate was more bitterly opposed
by the combined forces of the De
mocracy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

OF Collector Schell of New York
is to be removed. His place has
been rendered Parker, the defeated
Democratic candidate for Governor
Of New York, but he Indignantly re.
jects it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

" The Kansas Free State Con-
vention was to meet on the 10th, at
which time the propriety Of another
application for admission, as a state,
was to be considered,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
~ In the contested election cas-

[" In the contested election case
between Blair and Barret in Nilsson.
ri, it WINS shown on evidence that
some thirty criminals had been par
Ioue'l in st. Louis, on condition
they would vote for Barrct, the Le'
compton candidate for Congress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

of Governor Chase, III this matter
and that oi Seward and his friends
in Now York, hss made q decided
inn rcssi'n upon tho Rcpub C ms
1T lllnois ~ well ss those oi Vi I
sorih-wcst generally. The rcpor-l
4 sympathy Of the Ncw York I n
u,or for Douglas might have be-
easily disprovod, by rendering f.
fcctivc ail for Lincoln, but this ru
NOR has not been met by 30 mnch as
a denial - cincinnati Tnzette.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

I" Very many OF the adventur-
ers, who loft their quiet homes in
California for Frazer river, are hear.
lily tired Of their experience in gold
digging, and arc anxiously waiting
for an opportunity to return.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
WESTERN papers are iubilant owe

WEsrERs papers are jubilant over
tie success OF the sorgho culture at
the West. The Davenport Times
ststes that one farmer has made
syrup at u cost Of sixteen cents a
gallon. In many places in the states
whore apples abound, the old-fssh-
ionod cider. mills have been used 10
grind cane with success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

OF Gen. Walker is giving the
President considerabletrouble. The
South demand that Walker be per-
mitted to go on his way without
lnolcstatiOn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
0r- A mob broke open the jail

u- A mob broke open the jail
in Campbellyille, Kentucky, on the
10th, instant, and took out and hung
two Of the prisoners, named Thomp'
son and Despans. charged with mur-
der. Another Of the prisoners i'm
plicated, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat, before he fell into
their hands.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
How the Courier has Treated the Ger
mans.

How the Courier has Treated the Gel
mans,
The E|itor of the Courier woul
fsin make Lsliese that he il especi
ally friendly to the Germans. Nov
this bit OF craft, prompted by pur'
selfishncss, can be stript of it's spe
cious covering with very little effort
During the late political campaign,
il will be recollccted how flercely
the Germans ofthis place, who chose
to do their;own voting and their own
thinking, were attacked in the Cou-
riser. One Of our very excellent pub
lic.spirited German citizens, received
from the Courier and its supporters,
no little Of such abuse for the reason
that he would not obey the behests
Of the party. And to come q little
nearer the point, we may state that
the Editor Of the Courier himself,
sold ont at constable sale, the Ger
man paper published atSidney Ohio.
simply, ss be intimates himself, be-
cause the Editor supported Nichols,
the Republican candidate for Con.
eress, instead Of Allen, the Lecomp
ton candidate. And ont Of the ruins
Of this Office, that prescription and
intolerance had thus prostratsd, has
Mr.. A. M. Hollabaugh constructed
the German Office, he has established
here. And this is not all. He took
occasion to copy very scurrillous
article from the Sidney Democrat.
bearing on the German Editor, ac-
companying it with remarks of a
similar character, Of which the fol-
lowing is a specimen:
"Nick (Nichols) no, aving sufficient,
means to spare to buy the press. and
the person holding claims on the esIab'
lishment, thought il had better be put
up at Constable's sale, and see il the
press couldn't be sold, though we hope
Il will not go as cheap os its present ed.
i,or did. Fifty dollars won't buy the
prsss."-tCourier.
This is the language, Mr.. A. Nj.
Hollabaugh used, in regard to Dr.
Johnson, in the Courier Of October
the Let, which we pronounced at
the time in our paper, libel on his
character. The Editor Of the Com-
rier, has DR.. Johnston, the very
same man he 30 villiied, now en-
gagod in conducting the Nordaoest-
lichsr Ohio Bote, tho paper he is
now issuing from the Courier office
with the purpose Of keeping the
Germans OF this section in the ira
ces. As long 90 a Cerman serves
his interest, he affects to be his
friend; but let him fail to do this,
and he finds himself pursued like a
hunted roe by this same Courier Ed
itor. The secret Of his attachment
for the Germans, is that they aid in
keeping him, and his party in pow.
or. The love Of liberty, the indus
try, the economy, and the frugality,
developed in the German character,
have no charms for him: for a Ger
man may possess all these in an
eminent degree, and If he be a Re-
publican, he will be very dislon-
est man, in the estimation OF the
Editor of the Courier. lie could
ntter q falshood in regard to prom
inent German Editor and do all il
his power to iDjure his character il
the estimation Of the people of Han
cock county, when he supposed i
would advance the interests of hi:
party, and yet affect to be especially
partial to the Germans as Germans
Cah sensible men be imposed upor
by such trickery9
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

" There has been q formal or
ganization Of the territory, lying
west OF Minnesota, known as Decota
territory.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

CT Upwards Of six hundred
wagons, en- route for the gold Dincs,
were met near tho crossing Of the
flatte River, week before last.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
Arctic vs.. Mustang.

4 " invidious and impudent card, recently
N published hy tho propric'ors of the Mus.
tang. seems to call for some notice at ouf
hands and although VIC dislike newspaper con
trnvorsics. and have always avoided them. wc
shall in this instance depart from our usual
CUSTOM The card alluded tD T. aimed ~
BRAGG'S ARCTIC LlNlMENT, and very owl
deutly has psctt1irry origin these d!Sinicrcst-
ed gcutlnmCu disliking To- sec their article sup
planted So rapidly by BRACES ARCTIC LIN.
j itNTNENT The card H. too des Il'urr inr us tu|
follow ssliliim. but states that Dr.. Bragg had
published card announcing tltt he he'd ~
further connection with the Mustang, an!
would not h ild himself responsive ;.r its DO.
Iteriorqted quality, or for the "IUricS rC4T.uI.
from the usc nf the spurious article with which
the marketwas guttcd. DR.. Bragg sou Is the
Iunly person Of that namo having amy interest
. in thc Arctic linment. BRACE ARCTIC LiSI.
iayNr IL now and always has been owned by
Oliver 7. Bra.g and ". Burrowos doing husl.
ness under tur style oi Bragg & BurruwcS. ;t.d
the only connection Dr.. Bragg ever h1d with il
WAS in The simple fact that hc invented Il.
. Since invsn,ing the Muslans ir. Bra.. has
had mahayedrs NJ. experience. ard !, is bat
'rcaSun:,tS ~ presume that IA NJ mature man
hood he cNiid produce - better remedy thn'
, in his comparatively inexperienced youth.
The instantaneous success of Bragg's Arctic
IJrimcnt wherever 1t WAS introduced. bears
conclusive testimony tSat such Was tho tact.
Before tie Arctic Lntment mad been intro
: duged six months, 1t lad suporccdcd all Other
lin'meuts, including the Mustang. Ia he n"dr'
time a spurious article ot tho MuS'a, mndr .',
r nprrnrnce IN the m ,rSct. put Gp 'N'eri ..i
:. eNac'lv ~ the genuine had boon D. Hra-., h".
Ia. uulisc ii In quality ~ p's-l'le. pr. Br'--
was constantly dnHu.f' %! leN"rS ''' 't
r,nus rrrsuus vino had use! Ms Getcf.oratrg
ana itisrir.iS urtIr." Il Mustang cuiuiE,'i.l'-
of Z, p..,i elects. under tg mistaken az r'..-
ion that ur Was stu iiS proprietor. u 'r.
Brag. considered II 20 be ai~ !u, $ :" set ''"
matter boz 70 The UUli.r IN Z "7rd HUuu""i'-
ft sfNsF IN %.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

@ Illinois has gone Republican,
by about five thousand majority, on
the state ticket.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
BHA.iCi * BvREGWES.
Sole prgprietor,, -. i.uu'-, Mss aTt.

We tho unaevs grca, masters ard owners ~
steamboats, running to and from the port "'
81. Louis. impressed with the impur,a'ce oi
having on hanh, AZ al tines, safe and certain
remeT; To he used In cases # sudden disasters,
have obtained supply ot Dr. Brt-s'' Arctic
Linncnt, which We shall always hereafter car
rs upon our respective boats believing II l.
ne the most speedy aud un,.illng T'hedy fuI
the cure uf burns, sctll-. wounds, c"ntHsi'ns,
&c, ever offered to the pubic:
1t.uf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

Commander,

T. Fl, Hrierly, Ben. ". LoWlbi JVIN TOFI'T'
South Wester; +. e. kercheva, Hesgeran;
Jnu. A. Scudder, Platte Valley; Vim. Ii. Priest,
N. Mcclellan; W. q. Hawkins, Iatan; I. =.
DralIan, Meteor; J.w. 'rerril, Emlgrant; II.
Deitrich, Dew Drop; John II. Burk, Morning
Star; J. II. Manson, Silver Heels; r. b. Nc
Phersun, Jr, &. ". Sombart; ". Is. Miller, K.
J. Lackland Lewis, Perry x CO., los North
second street.
Also, for sale by |. GREEN, Druggist,
Nov. 10, lS5s. fully 30,--lyl Findlay, Ohio,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
A4NM sVNNA.
CARR & COMPANY,
2tG and 2is Water St., ,sandusky, Ohio:
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BAR, SHEET AND HOOP IRON,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BAR, SHEET AND HOOP IRON,
Ndiis Steel, Glass, Spikes, Pipe Borss, Hubs,
Spokes, Russia Nail Rods, !Stpedss Iron,
., Garriage Bolts, Nuts Washers, Riysts,
u. IVES and other celebrated brands Of Springs
and Aries.
TnE subscribers are now receiving n part Of
their Fall Stock. to which they would invite
the attention Of Merchants, Wagon Carriage
Manufacturers Timers and Machinsts.
Nails aud Iron.-We get our stock chiefly
from the well-known Remington and Shosnbsys-
cr Uorks, Pittsburgh. and II needs no recem-
n !aton from US, and selling common bar at
30 &C.: Nails, sd and up, $3.50 cash small
Mails tl extra,
window Gisss.--sxl0 to l0xl5, ten per cent.
cheaper than last season.
sheet iro".-""o are pleased 20 inform our
customers that we can afford common and Pipe
Iron at y to sc, and Pan and 70 AT to SIC;
and also
Rivo,s for Timers By the NJ at Manufactur.
erS prices.
SPRINGS e AXLES.-- A large assortment on
hand constantly, including II. Ives, which is
n very superior axle. They have an oil cham
ber in box and on arm, leather washer set In
mt with back lange, and size of arm Il larger
than sold for finished In the best possible man
ner, and the easiest running axle used.
PIPE BOXES niarge or small quantities, and
We guarantee TO make our prices satisfactory.
CARA AGE BOLfS-- From the Eagle Works
PhtaSbeHs,. slso the Pittsburgh bolt. Both
the,aYASf1TSkrxrtbratod and have no rival.
AbRL<If<>eSK OF Hubs, Spokes, Russia
NtilE u, Swedes Iron, Cast, Spring and Piow
Steel. Nuts, &c.
SAFES.-We have Safes from three manu-
factories, warranted in every particular and
we offer them at Manufacturers prices. Give
us call.
Hoping by close attention to business and Sc.
lection Of good and warranted goods and fair
prices, to merit continuance of Trade, we
reman, Respectfully yours, &C.,
CARR h co.
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and expense, to any central town or village
excepting those of California, Oregon and
Texas. Our books are sold only by canvas
sers, and are well known TO be the most
saleable.
Address, post paid,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. Isl William Street, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-18
ToNI-ARoMATIC BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

Thshghly agreeable cordial pure prepared
by me at the requeet Of number Of families who had
sened 10 the Inconvenience resulting mixing those
etles Of bers which be imb5ed unduted the loss
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made fam igno
rance Of the mode Of administer ing them.
These well founded objections enabled me to understand the
true causes which deter from making their
exec ent and beneficial The
be taken pure obvates ali the difficulties alluded II
highly ecaeous In OF general weakness in
Gus affections generally and is certain preventative from
gaststhat faal disease peculiar and humid eli
mates IL reestbishes The appetite iuvigo.aes the
and in lime healthy color persons who
acquired u Emphatic temperament.
fh cordial possesses only the property Of stimulating the
appetite but OF aiding Digestion If tempted by
indulge hey the bounds prudence
slow and mpedd digestion. smsil glass Of ths admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief aud facilitates the
Persons Ia good health t peservave and pleas
ant beverage Its delicious and render such
Those who in the habit OF taking nch and particularly
ladies, will ind u an invaluable addition this repas
merely account Of Its exquisite favor but from It's digestive
qualities.
The delicate contributions from infancy old age Of
both sexes employ 1t without the slightest
Directions will be given using & for the first time.
A. A. PEYGHAuD,