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Nevada national., 1859-03-12

RtyoItrloNAHY SotpIEHs.-During the
past year eighteen Revolutionary soldiers
have died David Chapia. Gideon Bentley.
John Titus VII am Mat,erson, Robert Gal
lup. Zrchariah Greene and David Dnvi-, Of
New York Zncch,us Robinson and Ahra-
ham Rising Of Massachusetts William Tur-
key aud Rev. john Sawyer. Of Maine Tho
mas Krrowltin ard Elisha Mason OF Con.
necticui George Wells and Charles Gar
man, OF Tennessee James Bushnell, Of Yer
mon, Henry Straight aul John Frazer of
Ohio. The Secretary Of the Interior, in bis
last annual report. says th.re arc yet two
hundt,d Of the patriots Of the Revolution
living and receiving their pensions.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

fact among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted a good aud reliable preparation of
sAkSAPARIIIA a. nearly all that are manufactured
IN the East, CONTAIN SPIRITS. aud some them even
xERcvRr although protesting not to do so-c"n>e-
lourious instead of benehcial.-Now Ia the nreIara
tion We oher to the public are willing to show
the receipt to any one-no matter who-doctor or
40 duei"r as every man has right to know what lac
i taking
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
The :. I. Gail says o.

FoWEIcN Cons We learn that decisive
s',ps are aaou; being taken to rid the com
r,ln. Of the large amoudt Of cG.n now
c..t.'ui - MOI dan it, value hy weight
such as rupees Central Am'rcan dollars
and five iinucr pieces. W. have enough Of
our oDn sily,r couaee to rule 10. eign
money cut Of currency
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

TIE Iowa Fl II Fafi iof came 10 us tbs
rex. priut,d o. agur c"ic, cd rtp"r. The
Patriot has bee. an"ih,rlaiiz, hy the
Mrthuds Church "f the iliH. which may sc
count 'ur the phcnncuou. Sumr at IN" Min.
isIrr~ IN huly things seem unl oily. quarrel
somr. in-l To gel 10 sound a tTu.mptl--.Nt-
pu.!d .Nata0hdL
Wa to You when all men speak well Of
you. - Scripture.
We suppose the Savior uttered the alovc
brcau>r l., knew some mru would crrtiuly
SANDER tue truly goOd.-Christia. -.arO-
cate.
Aud Jesus said unto him, Why callest
thou me pn,d ? 1h,re j. none good hut one,
that il God. Mark y Is.
We suppose the Savior uttcr,d the above
because he knew some men would slaudor
themselves by procldimiug their own good
ness
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

We have received interesting reports OF
The Mechanic Institute. San francisco,
fir, aud second Iudu-tria, Exhibition The
Reports are interesting Tt'y will be
piuctd in tie G V. Society Library.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
Bernard Cad,

III AS just opened, in hi, New Store Min Street
II Just above Lohei's B"rler-sh,P, large stock q
Eobaceo, Cigars, Fruits. ConfotIiona
rir-, Etc. Etc.
lich lie oilers at wholesale or retail at VERY rel
ceh prices, for cash. ca Call and examin, ior
yourselves.
6r--s Valley. August 2i, isss-n4v
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

We publish cheer'ul,y tine following which
speaks FOR itself When ,he proper appoint
ments are maieiu .hi, ,aartry. sc know the
appeal vii. be e,at.u>ia>licAlly responded To-:
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
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Nevada national., 1859-03-12

Politicians make fools Of themselves, pet
tiiuggrr- make iupl~ OF others, and pretty
girls N ike fools Oi both,
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
Nevada Advertisements.
COUNTY SURvEYoR's OFFICE.
COURT H0USE, NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE q. usrRON.
S"uhiy surveyor ! deputy.
| IL fki~nN~ are hereby cautioned against em-
y pioy'1c other Surveyors than such a. may be
deputizcd from this office
f-'rnf Jfona N, Lces II California,
tHA" 20. see q No -"ryey o. re-surycy hereaf
Ter nl'tlr hr na. person except The County
or his depa's s,aii Je considered legal rsiienr,
any Coutt within tl,is state. JOIN l.. gamble
= County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

An honest man ia believed without al
oath. ior u.s reputation sWeArs Tor HIN.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

The Sacramento star intimates ilat DR..
Duncomhe. OF Sacramento County would
not have been returned :, thn Assembly. but
that The pc sonal 10 viii pf The Chairman ol
fhe Democratic Central County Committee.
toward, a.otacr Democrat put forward. llr. /
Bacon, vho could not bring the democratic
vote oli. Personal ~ vii. g., .ro., dsmo.r,- /
cy o"l e rsiing even s a inr rple Of
drm"cratir action. The .,ioy may o. right
sud 10 mas be wrong nat that politician.
-prni"ssf dcr1o-racy-do sometimes swear
against men and try 10 defeat myn. merely
trcHnse Ola ialcied political nquir- Is most
TIVE. Not toe %, q, t..c Order OF Helpers
must be irpi upou or the Order will "Ltt /
even ii the a,S, d,an".eai'c cnn,enti5n. /
We heard. IA few days since. Republican I
whn-c locks were white with the snow OF age. I
whore knees were ,oiicrinp uud,r The we,ght /.
Of year. cursiug the Democratic purity from |
James Buchanan down. as a set OF thieves
and swiudlrrs The o.l chap MAS in a regu-
lar hut aud acted in manner which age
could not Justify or make rcspcc: ,b'e.- .
From The way the venerable man cursed and
from the uticr aud disgusting profanity
" ich cans from ni. mouth wc Judged that
thou -h all honesty aud wisdom will die with
The Republican patty (Which dying is nigh
in ,h,se days all doccucy eud morality will
Tot ;hcn e.i.e.
Senator Ho.nrN. of Stanislaus county
mnv,i an amendment 70 ;he Z tray B.iI. uu.
der cons dcruticu OF The =, nate. ns follows.
eve TAX" from th' LnioH H's rrr'rD
Mr. Hollen.-I move to r, commit the hill
to the coumittr on Agr.cultur'. with iu.
struc'o.- 20 iii,' RI the inlln0irg amendment
".,,.d.nf: 1w. G"v.runr 90 e.. S..t- IS 4
h,ril b., ..d tnu-. -..-. '.. e..
the rru-...! ;... 'h.--.a ..- 'H',1".t
lr,y rot c. -hn,i g., puti..h 81 mn,in',: ,Di
To i~.u, hr- ptociamatlpn naming ue p,p'r
aud the amount tha, may !,.. charged !or -nch ,
udverti-,ng not to ,xcvvG 50 80 lur each c,-
tray.
The great objection to the above is that
the Nevada y afiaal /, not the paper men
tiuu, Il. whch il to receive tWO doiiars and
Jo.ir bis for every e~tray in the STATE. Had
the amendment proposed. named the .Fcfi0n-
NJ aud a1iilion compelled every head Of
family in the COW Counties Mhrre most Of
thc c-travs r. from to lake the National and
pay FOR ID Ia ddulnfe We would be decided
ly in iavOr oi the amendment.
Revolutionary SOLDIERS During the
past year eighteen Revolutionary soldiers
have died David Chapil Gideon Bentley.
John Titus. VII am Mat,erson. Robert Gal I
lup. Ztchariah Greene aud David Dnvi- Of
New York Zacch'us Robinson and Ahra- T,
ham Rising Of Massachusetts William Tur-
4 ,..G D., I..I,, ..,.~..r af Mafua Tho. 4
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

VEGETABLES, &c Re
In fact the very best of ever, thing, in tie best
style. and
on TIE MOST REASONABLE 7ERNS
Having Gtied ~ the above establishment With the
design ot csrrs ing IN a Teruarent business. hav-
adopted the ma Nni Of 90 live and let lave" aud tu
tend to furnish ms cust"mer> with any thing 'hr
a mere living price
t"ah.ently believing that visitors 10 u-lage
can wherr tua Equal Hii Ter n sile
money. invite all to give me- call and 'ce for
the ni~lyeA.
i4e ! H. LARK
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
OUR NEW L0CATIOs

being perfectly FIRE Proof CaIacous and well lc"at
Cd for bushes l. our intention 60 grsa, eularge
our stock and purchaser. may rest assured that they
can always buy at our store
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
AS CHEAP CR CHEAPER
ss-A CARU.---s, is n well known

than At any other rlsoe in town. and IT the same
time always obtain the best article in the market.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

kil5fI.haulfiiye 90 be
The 'l ilf "a the tree
hiHe
fc, thes a-eu. a- $50 now
A. '.r"l. .H-..-tH .u. -I.
Where ic.a-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18
NSN~>~>~NI~-~
WasbingtOn's Birthday.
FIREMEN'S FESTIVAL,
AT THE
Dixon House, February %, 1859.

FIRE COMPANY NO. 1, OF FINpLAY.
Relying upon the generosity Of the
citizens OF Findlay, and the public gen.
orally, for patronage. the mem bers OF
Fire Company No. l, of Findlay, have
determined to give Supper, at the
Dixon House. on the evening OF the
22d of February. 1859.
The primary objec, in getting up o
Supper and Festival. is to raise money
Tor the purpose OF paying off the bal.
a ce due on the new Fire Engine, l..
Button, just purchased.
For the last six years, Fire Company
No. has been laboring under gre st
disadvantages on account oil no, having
suitable Engine. We could not,
with all the care and labor we couId d
bestow. make the Jenny Lind do good
work. She was unfit to compete with
even third'class Engines of differen
models. When We brought her ou, rc
exercise. we were laughed at. w,
were deprived the privilege OF visiting
Tournaments. anil doing as other com
panies did. Suffering under morti6ca
lion OF feelings, many of the msmber
left the Company in disgust, and W,
had to get new Engine, Or dlsbanc
entirely. Last September, a move
ment was started to obtain a new En-
gins. Subscription papers we're circu
lated among the citizens, and som,
$42O was subscribed; a considsrabl,
portion thereof by members of ou
Company. or this sum, ts4l so hs
been collected aud paid over TO Bu,.or
& Blake, the makers Of tho Engine -
leaving q balance due Of $56s so
which is bearing interest. l. is thi
latter sum We wish 10 liquidats.
I We have q good Engins--s 6rs,.rst
ons-and We call upon the public Il
sssiat us in this manner to pay for it,
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FINDLAY MARKET.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
VIZ WOULD invite the attention Of o,

We WOULD invite the attention Of our
readers to the new Aouk CuRE" ad-
vertised in our columns. 1t is from such a
quarter as will give the public confidence
in its efficacy and we have learned from re-
liable sources; that its virtues will sustain
their fullest expectations. Citizens of the
west cannot fail to appreciate the paramount
value to them, OF q safe and certain remedy
for this affecting distemper without either
Quinine or minerals, and consequently with.
out injury to the constitutional health. We
have more than ordinary satisfaction in pro.
claiming this remedy. because we are con-
vinced it will answer crying want among
US, and serve to relieve great amount ol
suffering -! Republican. Warsaw, Ind.
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IL shaii be paid Tor il the Company
have TO pay i. out Of their individual
funds. however; but we respectfully
ask aid. This manner Of contributing
ia customary, and often resortsd to even
by Churches.
The time we have selected for our
Supper 10 appropriate. I,is one Of the
nations holidays, and should be q day
OF rejoicing. There will be speeches s,
sayings. and doings appropriate to the
occasion; and il is believed that the
patriot, the philosopher, poet, philan.
.hropist. and pleasurs.seeker, as we'll
as the epicure, will all find something
congenial 10 their tastes.
The Citizens Brass Band has very
kindly consented to be present and fur.
nish music for the occa sion.
We cordially invite the people, both
OF town and country, to come and join
with US on the 22l.
Tickets Of admission for two persons,
81. w. MuSGEs, !
w. OuTHwAITE,
J. II. FosrEa, Committee
G. G. BARSD,
|. BAKHR.
February 7th, 1859.
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WASHINGTON, February Is, p. m.
President making has been the only
business seriously pursued here this
session by the principal a.pirants on
both sides The ast card is Strph-
ems for President, and Lane for Vice
President, that exp, citation inducing
the former to retire from Congress.
Dixon's bill, abolishing the frank.
ing privilege entirely, and charging
all matter received and sent to each
department. paying Tor the same
from the Treasury, receives more
favor than any yet presented, be-
cause it does not disturb present
postage. 1t ought to pass under the
existing spasm OF economy.
The position Of parties now pre-
cludes the probability OF the Treasu-
ry notes being granted without a
modification Of the tariff, rn1 the
expectation of Phelps and others to
day is that an extra session is iaev.
table. Much Indignation has been
excited here by the refu al Of the
Democratic majority to allow lndi-
ana a hearing before the Senate on
her claim to a legal representation
Bright manipulated his party, and
the merest lretext was assumed for
this hagrant outrage on the rights OF
a sovereign state.
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A Medical Wonder.

We are assured that no language can
portray the immediate and almost mlracu
lous change, occasioned by DR.. Roback' S
Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pnri fer
in nervous diseases; whether broken down
by sickness or weak by nature, the un,trung
and relaxed system is at once renovated
The medicines have a threeiold action.--
same time, Hence their astounding cures
of Indigestion, General Dibiliiy, Bilious
and Intermittent Fever. In
fact, there seems to be- no kind OF ailment
to which they are not adapted. DR.. Ro-
backs advertisement is an appeal 10 com.
mon sense, which all who need medical
treatment would do well to read
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

The use Of "DR. HosrKrrER's STOMACH
BlTrERs." for d spepsia, Fatulerce, Hesv.
mess Of the Stomach, or any other like af.
fection, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able to state con ddtntly that
the "Bitters'' are certain cure for Dyspep.
STA and like diseases, is 10 the p. oprietots a
source of unaloyeh pleasure. 1t removes
all morbid matter from the stomach, purlfies
the blood, impars renewed vitality to the
nervous system, giving it that tone and en-.
ergy SO indispensable for the restoration Of
health. The numerous Acknowledgements
of its superior excellence and berefcent
results, have assured the proprietors that it
cannot but prove great cure to the afflicted,
and impart vitality to the thorough system.
J'See advertisement in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

SoRr AND SwELLxp 5REAsrs.-Mothers
should know. that since the, invention OF
BRAso's ARcrio LIxInsnr, 1t is no longer
necessary for them to transfer their infant
children to the care Of wet nurse, in case
their own breast should be sore OF swollen.
All that is necessary, is 20 procure some Of
BaAGo's Aaorio LISixssr and rub the sf-
fected part with it, gently, for few times,
and the evil 10 remedled. It is also q spe.
oiao Tor all kinds Of sores. ulcers, swellinss.
sprsins. bruises. &C., as we'll As rheumatism
and neuralgia Iti for sale ct all respect
able drug stores,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

At the Washington Drove Yards
there were received from New York,
$50; from Ohio, SAT, from Indiana,
90; from Canada, IA; from Illinois,
46S; from Kentucky, 1919; from New
jersey, 4S; Virgins, 1853; Massa,
chusstss. "a; Michigan, 1Ol; Con.
necticut, 81.
The following are some Of the
sales Of csttle:-
a OF Rosses Ohio steers, average
7cwt., @ 90. 30 Of Dickey's Ohio
s.eers, average scwt.. 1O4@1lc. SO
of Perill's Ohio esttls. average u
.cwt., 9@loi. 81 Of Duncan g. Nc.
JQonpels Kentucky ca.sle, 73swt a.
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save Your Doctor Bills and Time.
Mr.. SAvAer, Maryland,


Dear Sir;-In const quence Of taking cold
after q bad attack Of the Measles, some
eleven years since, I have from that time
suffered greatly with q disordered liver and
stomach. have been at times so had that
my life was eespaired Of. was induced
some time ago, through the persuasion Of .
friend, Mr.. Henry shsfer, 10 try bottle OF
HooHands German Bitters, thinking IL II
done no good 1t could do no harm, and
knowing Mt. Shafer 10 be gentleman who
would not recommend any thing to me, that
he did not have confidence in. Before
had taken one. third Of the bottle, my bowels
became regular and had q fine oppetite.-
When had used two-thirds OF it, consid-
cred my health as good as ever it was, aud
could eat anything, without its disagreeing
with me in the least. now keep a bottle
Of the Bitters in the house continually, and
in case take cold. or I feel unwell, take
one or two doses, and it makes a change in
my bowels, which is all need, where fore,
for the past eleven years, my doct 4 bill has
been from $40 to f25 er year, besides loss
Of time and severe illness.
Yours, truly,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

BEEF MARkEr.-The beef market
in Findlay, has become o matter OF
some Importance. We learn that
Mr.. G. W. Neeley for his market
alone, purchased, during the week,
some thirty bead Of fat cattle. The
consumption of this item Of { fod in
one week, Of course would not justify
such purchase, but the prospective
wants OF the market make it safe
irvaatment
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

SENECA COUNTY AoADEMy.-Our
readers will give attention to the al
vertisement in another column of
the Seneca county Academy. We
cannot speak in too high terms OF
Mr.. Schuyler as thorough scholar
and efficient instructor, and hope
his institution will receive the libc-
raj patronage it 80 justly merits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

MARRrAeE LICENCES. There were
granted during the past year, in
Hancock county, 1872 marriage Ii
ceuces, being 80 less than were
granted the preceding year. Cause
assigned failure of the corn crop
and hard times in general.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

ISAos 10 VI lhceu OiltO Chtt,o. Of
cwt., 100. 81 Of State cattle. "a
cwt., 10@11. 7s Of Roberts Ohio
, cattle, 7cwt., 9@l0. 80 of Tai
mans Michigan cattle scwt., 7@9.
81 OF Rineman's Illinois cattle "A
cwt., &c. "a Winchester cattle Q
! cwt., o@10t. II Thorn's Ohio
cattle, n cwt.. SIC.
Sales Of Hogs by Miles and Bart.
let, were:-
For A. J. Trittapo, Marion coup-
ty Indiana. "a Corn led Pigs. av-
erage grcse 93 pounds, price, S5,75.
For same owner, 10S Corn fed Hogs.
average gross 1O5 pounds. price,
1881. For A. Riddle, Belleion-
taire, Ohio, 2O1 Cora-fed Hogs. av-
erage gross 1874 pounds, price, S5 "a.
For W. D. Bells, Summerville, New
Jersey, SO Still.fed hogs, average
gross, 235 pcunds, price, $6,25. For
IL. Roberts, New York, 81 Corn fed
Hogs, average gross, 152 pounds,
price, $6,37 l.2. Fr r. FL. God.
win, Lafayette, Indiana, II Corn-fed
Hogs, average gross I4S pounds
price. $6, ,43 "a. For John W,st.
fall, Lafayette, Indiana, 60 Corn-fed
Hogs, average gross, 1873 pounds,
price $6,37i. For Jas. Denny,
1laware county, Ohio, 212 Corn
fed Hogs, average gross, 125 pounds.
price. $500. For @ Stephens,
New York, lis Sill-fed Hogs. av-
erage gross 229 pounds, price, ,S5.37t
For A. Leonard, Hancock county,
Ohio, 107 Corn-fed Hogs, average
gross 104 pounds. price S6.12t |
For Boraint McAlister, Indiana, I5s
Corn fed Hogs, average groas 101
pounds, price, $500. For same
owners, II Corn. fed Hogs, average
gross l54 pounds, price $3.50. For
same owners, S5 Corn fed Hogs, av
erage gross liz pounds, price Sc 12t
For John noty, Cardington, Ohio.
2i6 Corn fed Hogs, average gross
9i pounds. price. 5000. For S
Parks, Franklin county Ohio, 15l
Corn.ied Hogs, average gross 1870
pounds, price 625. For Hedges &
Watson, Sandusky, Ohio, 371 Corn
fed Hogs, average gross 1919 pounds,
price 6 e7t. For A. II. Corey, In
diana, 14l Corn.fed hogs. average
gross l6s pounds, price, S6,75. For
II Goodhue, Morrow county, Ohio
24s Stock Ilcgs, average gross 73
pounds, price, $3.50 Total mum.
Der 1908.
Quotation for the week:
Beeves, range atfrom Gt@lltc p 10.
Milch Cows, S25@sG5 f9 head.
Veal Calves, gross, 5!@Sc. u ib.
Sheep, sa@s7 y head.
Swine, tigs7. i
Beet Hides. 709t. % b, cash.
Rough Fat, 7@Sc u ID.
Prime Tallow, l0i@lltc. p fb cash.
Pelts. from 81 50M - 80 each.
New YORK Horse MARKET. The
portion of the horse.
into marke. are stabbed in
Twenty fourth street. At the close
Of the week some 400 were on hands
Horses suited both to city work and
farming. valued at $l25@s225
G ,od, to first class trotters in wag-
ons, 225@ 800, Good, to first class
coach hors IS, 20o@3OO. Good, TO
first class saddle horses 100000
Ordinary work horses, 1O0@120
Match horses, 600@I50O.
1t is thought that the demand for
horses towards spring, will be much
greater, owing to the fact that a
large number Of oxen have been
brought into market and sold t.
butchers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

UNION SCHOOL. An advertise
ment in reference to the commence
ment OF the next term Of the Union
School, will be found in to days pa
per. Those designing to attend, will
bear in mind the time.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

Close OF WINTER. few days
more will complete the round OF an =
other winter. We have had the full
period, but certainly not rcaliz,.
ton ol the ordinary characteristics
of that stern O., ason.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

THE PRESENT WnEAT CRoP: The
past winter has been exceedingly SO
we're on the wheat in the ground,
owing to the variable character OF
the season, and the alternate freezing
and thawing. We hear great deal
OF complaint in regard to the un-
healthy appearance OF the grain.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

Isp,AsA RAuHoAp.--The Fremont
Warehouse Company have pro-
cured twelve and half acres ofland
lying along the Sandusky River q,
Fremont, and have leased it to Mr..
N. P. Birdssye, for the term of eight
years, he binding himself to erect
thereon q commodious dock and
warehouse, with steam elevators
So we are informed by the Fremont
Journal.
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Value and Importance OF good In-
anranea.

As the Legislature have before
them a bill rel tive to Insurance
Companies, the following list OF loss
es pa during period Of five years
in this state, by a single company
NAV not be embarrassing to our
readers.
The large amount disburse,l shows
the usefulness Of reliable Insurance
AMI the ben, fits to be derived there
from, to the community.
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to C,sve
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred. and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For Circulars addrsss, st Clsys
iand, Y. 4. KING, ssorstarv.
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EARM FOR sALE.-Ths subscriber vii
IL sell his farm in Madison township, Han.
cUck county, Ohio, one half mile South OF vii.
Jamestown. and n miles North of Dunkirk on
the state road leading from Findlay TO Kenton.
The farm 10 very pleasantly situated on both
dred and eighty'six acres. eighty Ave acres OF
which are well improved; twenty acre $ deaden.
cd and win soon be In order TO clear up. Also
an orchard Of excellent grated trees. The
farm Is dry, rolling land that Ia hard TO beat IN
the county, and is well wal cred. | viii seii
said tract OF land low, considering tho quality.
Buildings not very good.
July o, 1858. d. n. CAMERON.
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To DR.. c. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Hoohand' German Bltters. Take
nothing else, and see that the signature Of
G. NJ. Jackson, is on the wrapper of each
bottle. They can be had Of Druggists and
Storekeepers in every town and village in
the United States, Canadas, West Indies
and South America, at IS cents per bottle.
Principal office, 4ls Arch street, Phlladel.
phia, Pa.