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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-02-26

FINO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
i such as SpEIMATORRllGA, SEMINAL,
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. GONORRlllEA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho vico uf OSASisM, or SgLr
ABUSE, Nc.. Nc,
rho HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw.
iui DESTRUCTION ni human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deccptiuns practlsed upon the
unfortunate victims uf Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, AS "A
charitable act worthy of their name, To omen "A
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class Ct
diseases, In all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice gratis, 10 all who apply BY letter, with
u description of their condition, (age, occupa.
ton, habits OF life, 8c,.) and In cases OF extreme
poverty, To FURNISH MEDIctss FREE OF CHARGE
IL is needless IT, add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
VIII furnish tho most approved modern treat.
ment.
The Directors, on u review ofthc past, fee as.
sured that their labOrs in this sphere OF benev.
olent effort, have been Of great benefit 10 the
afflicted, especially TO the young, and they hay
resolved Ia devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much dcspiscd
cause,
Just Published by tho Association, "A Report
"n SpermatOrrhuea, or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice oi OnanisnI, Masturbat.on or Self Abuse.
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting surgeon, which viii be sent by mail,
Tin II scaledlctter cnvclnpc,) FREE OF cuAHGE,on
receipt OF TWO STAMPS tor postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEoRGL
X. CALHOuS, Consulting surgeon, Howard ASsu
citation, NJ. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
Pa. by order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. llEARrWELI., President.
GEo. FAIRcuILD, Secretary.
Dec. l, lSJ7.-ly.
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LEGAL ADVERTISE EMENT
Frances Asham, Pct'r,
against
GAlI.. l. ne.
; Petition for Alimony.

Seldom Ashain, Dcrt. J
CELD0M ASHAM of the State of Michigan.
- will take notice, that Frances Asham OF tb,
county OF 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
and Tor the county Of Hancock and State Of
Ohio, against the said Seldom Asham setting
forth IN substance that on or about the second
day of July !. u. ls5J ut the said county of
Hancock, she WAS united in marriage with said
defendant, that very soon after the cvnsuma-
ton ni said marriage 10 wit, the space of one.
month the said defendant became grossly ad..
dictcd to the use of intoxicating liquors inso..
much that he entirely Jailed To provide In any
manner Tor the support Of said petitioner and,
that shortly there after the said Seldom Asham
without an just caust or provocation willful.
ly abandoned ssid petitioner and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
said petitioner.
Tie prayer nf said petitioner Is that the said
Seldom Asham may be made u party defend
ant to the same. that within the period pre-
scribcd by Law he may be compelled 10 an.
swcr all and singular the premises that upon
the final hearing OF the matters, and things
thcrin set forth she may be dccrecd reasonable
.,lim"ny, and all sucn other relief ;ts By laws
she may he entitled.
sad defendant is further notified that unless
he appear and answer or dcmur to said petition
tina, AT the next term oi said court, thc same
will DC heard and determined in his absence.
FRANCES ASlIAM.
By Jso. +. CArLEs,
Feb. 18th, lSjs.-7t Her in'y.
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Fob. l?th. Isis.
Melinda V. Bcardscy, ri'H,i
against ) Petition for ALI

Melinda " Bcardslcy, PIE,
against ) Petition for ALI
Barney Dcardsy. Dcrt. mony
- ARNEY BEARDSl.Er oi the State " Iowa.
ID will take notice. that Ne india V. Bcardsley
I"i the county o! Hancock, and State ~ Ohio
did on the lrst day uf February A. u. 1853, hIe
her pctiinn III the Court oi Common Pleas
w'thin drd for the county Of Hancock in thu,
state OF ONO, against the said Barney lIcards.
ny, setting forth that on or about the severn
tcrnth day OF september, IN the year \. H.
1851, AT the said county Of Hancock she Was
united IN marriage with SAID Barney Bcar,sley
and continued to live and cnhabit with the ,;,,,l
defendant rs faithful wife until un or about
the mrs, day oi september A. d. 1854, at or
any pr"v"ca,i"n or good cause wlllfilly aban-
duncd said petitioner, and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
her support.
The prayer of said petition is that the said
Barney BeardScy may be made u party defend.
ant thereto, that within tho time prescribed by
LaH he may DO compelled to answer all and
singular the premises and that upon the final
hearing of the matters and things therein Nc I
lorth she may hc decrecd reasonable aIimony
and all such relief as by Law she may be en-.
titled.
Said defendant Is further notified that uncss
he appear and answer or demur to said peti.
ton that At the next term of said Court. tho
same will be heard and determined in his al.
sccnce.
MALINDA v. BEARDSLEY.
By JSo. y. CArLgs,
Feb, 18th, lSJS.-7t Her lff',,
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TO TEACIIERs.

TSHE Board of School examiners, 70,
= Hancock county. will hold . session
ior the purpose Of examining teachers, al
tpe Union School. room, in Rindlay, on The
nfHSsturdsy ofJanusTy and the first Sstur.
u"y Of February, and the FIRST and third Sat.
uiuays OF every month thereafter, oommenc.
NY St ten until further notice be given.
W. X. LEONARD.
q. Clerk OF said board.
Pinilay, ian. 2, 1855
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PHI SICI Ms.

nR. +. W. ENTRIKIN, will hereafter dc.
lJvote his entire time to the practice of Med
lcino aud Surgery, in Findlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention to butiness at all
times. OYrIcE- Over SrAWRs Hat Store, on
Main street. l,EsipEscE Opposite the Joint
Stock Hotel On Sandusky street.
AZ When professionally absent, orders may
hc left at night at his residence, and during the
siay at SrAnss Hat Store-all such orders VIII
receive prompt attention.
January |, 1868.
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BY COR & Browns,
Feb. IL, lSjS.--T. PLAINTIFF Aft@neys.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
~ will be petition presented to the
Commissioners OF Hancock county at their
regular meeting in March. for road forty
feet wide, described as follows; commene.
ing at The southwest corner of Marion tp.,
and running one mile due east on the line
between Marion and Jackson townships.
TIL it intersects the he'll road. and there ter.
inmate. MANY PITiTroNBss.
January 10th, I858.-4w.
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DR.a. BEEcI,, would rcspec full anno ounco
Ithat he has Fc rn,anently located ia findl:iy
where he will attend to al calls in his profession
O0icc and residence on west side Of Main IT,
IN the building formerly occupied by \ founkin
early opposite the now Presbyterian Church
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NrOTICE is hereby given that tbsre vim \.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there win be n
IN petition presented 70 the Commissioner
VI lie no0ck county, Ohio, at their regular meet
my ~ March, to yacate part Of the following
county road, commencing at the corners OF sec.
ton and y, in township \, north range IL east;
East forty chains and any links; thence
south i3I chains and so links thence west
chain and ss links; thence south ~ ohains and
50 links " the Port Clinton road. Tho pAri Of
said road asked 10 be vacated, is a. toIows;--
all OF said rO,.d sonth OF the norLh.ssss coypsr
Of the southeast quarter Of section -, tn gsid
Township. MANY PETI4l0NkRA
jan. 18th, 1853
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MAIINUA v. DEANDtoLEY.
By JSo. y. CArLgs,
Feb. 18th, lSjs.-7t. Her -hffy.

GUsAN ANN FISK, Lafayette Fisk, Alonro
y Fisk, and Philctus Fisk, o: the State Of
Michigan, will take notice that Michael Hahn
and Robert Crow, of Huron county, In the State
of Ohio, did on tho 18Th day Of February, A.
d., 1858, iile their petition In the Court Of Com.
mon Please of Hancock county, Ohio. against
tue said Susan Ann Fisk, L@,fay ette Fisk, Aion-
40 Fisk, aud Phietus Fisk, defendants, setting
forth that Jchial Fisk and said Susan Ann Fisk,
gave mortgage To Stephen ID. Mahn, on tho
northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter
OF section No. 7, in township z, north range 0,
In said county of Hancock, to secure the pay.
ment OF 500, with interest according to u cer-
tain note referred 10 in said mortgage, bearing
date October 5, 1854, that since tile 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 hoirs at law and legal lrepresentatives-tha
said note and mortgage were assigned 10 said
Michael Hahn and Robert Crow, who now own
the same, and praying that said efendants
may pay said sum now claimed to be due with
interest, amounting to $ll9.56; or, that said
premises may be sold ~ pay the same. And
the said defendants are notified that they arc
required 10 appear and answer said petition on
or beiore the third Saturday after the Goth day
Of March, A. d., 1858.
MICHAEL. HAHN, and
ROBERT GROW,
BY Cor & Browns,
Feb. Is, ls5s.-n. PLAINTIFF An@neys.
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DOAD NOrICE.-Notice is hereby given
III that petition will be presented 70 tho
their March session, ls5s, praying tor the 10.
cation Of y county road, NJ follows: begiLninR
for the Same In the centre or Findiay and Kali,
da State rOsad, whore tho section Hue betwesn
sections ~ and "a In Liberty township. in said
county, orosses said State road, near the Breth.
ren Westinghouse, near the residence OF Jacob
wagoner, aud running thence on said section
limo north, until II intersocts the county rOsd
near the blanchard Fork Of the Auglaize River, !,
and there terminate.
Jan. IL, 1855. MANY PETITIONERS.
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aurd & Church,


ID ESPECrruLLY announces " tho citizens
IN oi finday. and Hancock county, that he
Lsls removed ~ tho front room. over Hyatt's
store -vntranrc al the Hall, one door north OF
the Storo. Ho ie prepared 10 insert Tooth, ON
Lioid, Silver, Gu,L. Purcha. and Pivot, Do.
rayod To.lh Filled or Extracted. lie has also
purchas,d the r,sJt VI Inserting Teeth on Per
oalain. II il "a solid block of WORK, and will
boar more naia usc in the mouth, without the
lSl.,lity VI ms poeth 6reakins u1 tho Plate
There arc no joints or crsvicUs In the gum, or
between lhe teeth and plate tor the lodgmont
III particles VI food, or scc:viions Of the mouth.
2nby will hut eprruse. Or uGculnu offensive,
beLig upadv eniirol. VI Porcelain, can he lifted
more perfectly ~ Tho u .ulu than any other
Kind uI work, And 0Ifvrou ~ about one half the
usual price oi Teeth scl On Gvid. Psrsuns dc.
siroas ~ Daying work doi,o, wiz plsas. oall and
ASliiliro specIinlns, y, j. ELEUdER.
u. ~, las.
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LAWYERS JOB POWER PRESSES

which are the BEST Jon PREssrs nov in vso. and
"a capable Of throwing OF fiyTsgs HuShRKD IN
rRsssIoss rER aoUx, are prepared 70 do aD kinds
OF fob Work, such Us Cards PLAIN Srd 0rna.
mental; Circulars, Posters, Blanks, BillIIoads,
Programmes, Pamphlets, &c. With their pres.
snt iacilities, thoy feel confident that they can
give entire satisfaction, both AZ II regards ex
ecution and the rates charged.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Il Rrneroi'nt Institution. sSiabiyhcd bv special On
do,cm,nt for ne reiif Of the s'ck and distressed,
a1iicisd ,cith Pir,lent and Eyioitmic diseases.
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&MAMV3HMXs

&AAMWaAAX,
Is easy Of access, situated six miles from New.
ark and three miles from Union station, on the
Central Ohio Railroad. Conveyance can be had
at either Of these places.
TERMS, For Board and Treatment from
seven to ten dollars per week, according to the
care and attention required and the rooms oc
cupied
| Patients furnish two Comforts, one Blanket
four Sheets and six Towels. Address
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THE CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT," -
TNAKES wood three feet long, has an Elevated
Il oven, is cool In summer and warm in win.
ter. For sale by BUSH0S 4 ADAMS
June ~. 1857.
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The Adriatic.

A Cook Stove with AN elevated oven, has the
"A pipe back Of the oven, so that the FIRE can
be thrown of in warm weather, has seven Boil.
er holes, and takes wood three feet long. II Is
the Stove for Farmers. For sale by
Jnne ~, 1857. DUSHON 4 ADAMS.
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BARBE ERS.

nAVID ADAMS, Fashionable Barber and
~ Hair-Dressser, (Main ST., east side, four
doors northof Railroad stu findlay, Ohio.
81 shop closed on sundays. ia
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HNNOot1S .usFFERONIAv Book ond
j Il Job II, t'diny Oficc.-The Publishers hav.
fngprocurcd large supply OF various kinds oi
enc Of
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STOVES,

OF all kinds
Copper Kitties, Tin-warc, Stove.pipes,
Lightning Rods,
and everything belonging TO tho trade, con-
stsntly Kept on hands. BUSHON & ADAMS.
MaN Y. lAi7
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rForTRSnf.

The two back rooms now occupieA BIZ me
my Drug Store, will be for rect hon lat Of
April, 1883; They open upon Main.Cr A.,
ss sss. OF FlndIay Bank and are very suitable for
Drug Store IaNnI,np1TMmrvse ~ 80
Jan. ~. 1853 ... "o"'
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SPOUTIEG,

with or without the Improvement, on the most
i reasonable terms. Persons who contemplate
building, viii find II to their interest. TO call
and examine the article. We arc prepared also
| to do all kinds of lob Work
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aa 80 gelddftsoerlesung.
8 a b a t SIS a b r { I
Georg Wilhelm GAIL,

Georg Wilhelm GAIL.
Def llnter;si@nete bat fetn @ef&6ft tn fei1 neaes gabrtlae
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tstarbetteten Yfetfeu, ueSf e~tnselnea 3aOcpSrrH aDtsSt
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lte11. oe6en, llno p1B eS etrpa8 AuBerorpentlt
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: 8 suIammenQelebter

80 Or. Smotne8 5uidmmen9eiebter
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Der OfFce hes u@Beterr su $l.par 5lafde.
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ssh. Nsocferfcf,e Gcbmle.

G%rfatruns, fpwte bic Aufmunterung 3ablret4er 5rtunbe
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Mmg. OOrsntD,

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The Shasta courier., 1858-07-03
From the Louisville Journal.
ODE TO INIPUDENCE.

!
Thy trophies first are seen
In youths and maidens tender. Young and green
Who stalk the streets about
Before their doting mothers know tbev're ont.
See how these infant swells
Gallant their baby bellies,
Who know much more
Than their mamas found out at twenty-four
They feel the early fame at seven;
At nine
They languish, sigh and pine;
Kisses and long embraces at eleven
Give them an antepast of heaven. x
Till, dying TO :, welded at -; the. slll ls.- :.
moonlight Runaway concludes the scene.
The mincing maid
Let loose from school,
Hoped, hustled, high-heeled, STAYED.
Pert as jay and stubborn as mule.
Proves to the world that she has learned to faint
To dip, to lily-white, and paint,
And lift her skirts so high
That the unwilling eve
May see the neatness of her garter's tie.
Oh, lmpudencel thou hast removed
The childish innocense we loved;
No more we see
The native blush of modestv:
Saucy and malapert.
Each girl coquette, and each boy flirt
Forward and bold,
They honor not the old
Not even the sire,
Who sits unhonored by his cheerless fire
Nor her who bore the brood.
The Kissing vpers of ingratitude.
s C. VI