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InvaAioss nf Illinois Soil by Missouri
EiAyehofdcrR--Attem pied Outrage in
IkandotptA Co.---The Shareholders
{suck DuyYus

S1Ayeh eholdcra--Attempted Outrage in
!kandn1ph Co.---The Shareholders
From the St. Louis Eepubi.an.1
Recently ten Of fifteen slayes escaped from
the neighborhool Of Fredericksburg, Madison
County, Mo. On Saturday, the l7th ult., three
negroes belonging to D. II. Fo1, and two
belonging 10 John n. Gholson, escaped
antl made tracks for Illinois. A large reward
was offered for the recovery Of the sfaves, and
Heiieying tue tugitves would proceed towards
the town Of Sparta, Randolph county, ILL.,, the
rnrsuinE party went in Tint direction. On Mon
day night, the 10Th, it being anticipated that
the ruuaways woufd uttcmpt. to cross Gravel
Creek Bridge, between Chester and Sparta,
eleven men, duly armed, we're stationed there
to intercept them. The negroes, who Ind join
I'd some Of those who had previously escaped
from Fredericksburg: did make their appear
ance at the bridge, rs had been expected.-
When they GANG up the white men rushed upon
them, in order to surprise and secure them !;
bit tho faEitiyes were furnished with firearms,
,rhich they immediately began to use. a gene
negroes was SO badly wounded that he died
in thirty-six hours, and it is supposed that
two Of llr. Fox's slaves were slightly wounded.
One Of the party stationed 1t tho bridge,
named Weatheringi1l, was arrested for the kill
ing Nicholson 8 negro and conveycd to tho jail
nj Chester, Where ne WIS locked up to await
trial. The news Of his arrest greatly cxaspcr-
atcd the citizens Of Madison and adjoining coun-
ties, and q band Of fifty or sixty persons was
organized with the ayowcd design Of releasing
Weatberingll from tho Chester jnil. They
crossed over on Monday last. end their appear
1nce in Chester excited the liyc1iest apprchen-
sions. Tho Mayor Of the city issued procla-
1nnsion aud called upon the inhabitants to aSsis.
il, repeilng any attack that ght be made upon
the JUL for the rescue Of the prisoner alluded to-
4 large number assembled. in which there were
from thirty to forty armed with muskets and
other weapons, but their appearance did not
seem to deter the Missourians from their pu1,
pose. Everything Indicated u scene Of confu-
sion, havoc, md lloodshed, until Mr. Fox per-
sonaIly called upon the mob 10 disperse. and
made speech 10 them begging them to desist
and return, peacefully 10 their homes, leaving
Neatberingill in the hands Of the law. The
appeals Of Mr. r. lad the desired effect, and the
nicditated assault upon the county prison was
abandoned.
Mr. Fox was in this city yesterday. lie
thinks the negroes hare made their way to Chi
caco, and belieres he has laid a train which will
lead 10 theircapiure. He also reports TINT two
persons, residents Of Fredericksburg, hare been
arrcstcd for running The slaves Of, md haye
confessed to having done so.- They u1e incar-
ccrated in close quarters, and will be tried in
Madison county at the Fall term Of the Circuit
Court.
, 1859-10-11

We are in receipt Of; the particulars Of a most
shocking accident, which occurred Thursday
afternoon at the Agricultural Fair near vel
lington, 1orain county. During the exhibition
Of horses in tho ring, q kind OF a,nphithcater.
filed with people, broke down throus sh tho in.
mense weight, caryin. ia tho ruins hundreds
Of human beings. MEN and women. The scene
that followed the crash begcazs description !;
the widest confusion prevailed, and The s1lr1cks
of the crushed beings weretruly awful. Scores
were injured more or less; but eight were scri-
ously hurt. One young lady, ankle broken !;
one lady, leg broken; one lady, hip broken in q
shocking manner; two men, fssss 15rokeu, and a
young married lady, wife Of i physician, had
Iii mercy that nun,hers were not killed. and
ns it il, the affair has cast gloom orer he en-
tire county.-CH<rtland L<1qer.
, 1859-10-11

t1RE1x misrepresentation halfpast eIeyen
o'c'.ck night before last q fire occurred in iii.
mnoIstowu. NJ opposite this city, which resulted IN
valued: agsregatc1y at between two and thFcc.
thousand dollaEs. The lamss originated in or
near the Kitchen Of boarding house kent by a
man named Shpen. at the junction Of the 81.
Clair turnpike and col1insr'Ile plank road. 4
Magistrates Office adjoining and two storr
ST. Lovis Rtp"dltcaa,
, 1859-10-11
p o LF ri CT T.,

1T a political nucctiug in Trenton. n. j.. the
other dag, Hon William L. DAYTON {the Rcput-
1iean candidate for vics President in 1860 said
thai he believed Tint TIM vbols body of the
Ssw Jersey Opposition to be in favor Of pro-
techve tariG. lie then went into an argument
to show how the questions affected the great in
tcEests Of the country; and how, in an especial
degree, they Affected our laboring men and their
industrial pursuits. He appealed especially to
the manufacturers and mechanics of Trenton
and its neiebborhood. He begged them uo
,o,,er u In 11,,.... - nnAN
rocr I" r.ns s,,.>,s:.S, ~ sa~.-a ~
- oalne Implying u regard 70 aoe intel ests
I'd - w psops, Wnle tne p.'ne'ples lucy ad'oea
- 'ae D.eAa W. % '"ete "'o"tns
49, s.s 80. - .usn eunaiea
r,..N:. u 'he ~ l
11rea'.o ~ n Wines as 'ol1o"s:
the Cbarleston Gonsaat;nn ne,r aelegaies to
districts tbe dcisSaIca e1sct 10. = 80 ua
him, quite ind;ffsfent to him. AttLe Sswh",r:
port meeting 10 elect delegates to the District
SousehIlon ;s 1 IN 10. 9, the Douglas men made an
~ 1st. ~. .1e ~, 0ao'' 0easeo'
p.l,s n 4nonps'n' 81 rougaseeps'e' \. l.,
. 49,. ~ 'ue'uDef .. ,ne '1s' congress, and
a,.hs~.. sapetaos "o'.t}' aas prepared IN
a.;.,. ' IL 1o's'aS harper Aagaz'ne
~.
-o.,,,..". eu' pouuea1 contest ID ueoFg'a has
.ssai'e" :. IL 'ne reelection Of the Hon. Joseph
E. Brown, the Democratic candidate far f;overr.
or. by abont u m, n,,;or;tr .,d 49, o'
six ne,nocr.,. 'Ss 49,. 49, Nns cno'ee ot
. -"A INV otHoal&luA sAeu10ef3 Gl
, 1859-10-11

People in Chicago arc accustomed to grum-
bic and complain Of the ligl, rate Of taxation
which they arc compelled to bear, and some
Of them may be weak minded enough to sup
p3sc that substitution Of Democratic rule
would tend to tighten their taxes. We invite
tl,eir attention to the following figures, which
exhibit the amount Of property valued for tax
ntion in the Democratic city Of Now York, the
fatal annual taxes and tho average rats on tho
hundred dollars, during the last nineteen
years: =
s7arENExz SHOWING TIE RATES. ETC., or TAXES,
FROM 1S41 70 1850.
, 1859-10-11
M ORE TO BE ADMIRED
H1C EST DIADEM
worn by Kings Or Empcrors.

NhatR Why lscautifn1 Head Of Hair.
sur iace Ee1deE, although tho fe nnsy hnnr, ~ ~ - -
nd.h'y II ths E'w!az coc shs tye 10 ey+r ~ .,HlI ~
ts seta g thoee OF pcE the hei brrrft ~ II. 49,
n 4 HI. = af ee st! and ahr.e ha,h snd d or
.haa haf - FIJI wv,. 'ias1 IT, ". oss .t:
neea Two OF thres tats , week viii rcsirfe Ana trna
hents ttc1f % :lsurh ornaIent Itri ths N.vtn-
70 faac Tbs writer at the ulst Ito crehraed Ps4
De WooD-pear Sir: Permit ms 10 e1cssss 70 RCD Ii.
obligations uner fur vairo restoration Of nv h4jr
y 1s1'nsl soF atont tho tin,e Of my arrival In the
snasa,iSa af yo2 aeeomn< E bes aoea -
osFlnA hue. 1cunAder ynuT Ktttosave Is serT won.
IN Invention quite edeAeiesls well s&reeab's-
!. An, dear sr. yours tsuly. 5. <ruALHEEo.
~DsJeh a'r r0wyl1etydet."
Hehh Newspaper ot1e~. u Na5aau.,s, As.!I l.. 1sa
PsoE. o: j. Woop:-pear Sir: Sone month or Il.
Neeka 40 teeetTed bottle Of ynur HAIR Ktafayv ana
thinking it Es time thst wouiI rs:otc ibc r-e~ ~.
It's original eutoe. bat to hes a. mr. str!t.t ~
ta~ ~erka tfa1 has petfusnaed thai Hoalef xfrt ~
ai:s Al the f.ay hE. 70 dark oro9l. II ths sas tms
he abovs Restorative to ii peoasln ~.nt y M ehanga
II uaeaf ha't. CHARLES GA:DKW.
r1e,. o. j. Wooo:-WlA e1hdteocn d. rcona:.,
5ouE HaE Hett':atTr a being lie aaeons arfJtIs
Gh1s. ~aa sess {onE Ar Eetes.ve har
DIRK and nov feel eonddent thst fev t1ra apntsons
viii restore them 10 their nasi coor II - rsit.Tri
NJ OF al dard1u3 and ples HI canx 70 crun1n anovc
9es'o1s sno pe4aate neei5. ). 4. kiLbI.
70. o; 4 MooD CO. Psopt.,oz. 81: Broa..ay. St~
1T ~ vits ~ a ~" fosk Wsu RAILING Esausaneus3
aut--m "--0 ~1-' "e>'-A -s'"s'@
, 1859-10-11
Accident on tile Pittsbnr., Fort Waync
and Chicago RAilfoad.

and Chicago HAllroads
An accident Of serious nature occurred on
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
day. It appears that the train was coming east,
ut its usual speed, when one Of the rails broke.
throwing the baggage car and two passenger
cars, one Of them the sleeping car, Of The track.
They rolled clear over on their sides, and we're
most ehecsually used up; Jet, strange to say,
but few Of the passengers were injured. One Of
ed, aud several others were Slightly bruised:
hut beyond this no further dumage was done.
The train was dclayed several hours by the
accident, 50 that instead OF getting here by a:eo
this morning. it was halfpast eleven to.luv be-
fora il reached the depot.-fitts1ury Chroni-
fcle, 6M-
, 1859-10-11

The Republicans of niclmond, Indiaaa,
had grand 1phss meeting On Friday. 1t was
addressed by Hon. Tom Corxin and Hon. Rob.
G. schenck, Of Ohio, and Hon. Henry S. Lime,
Of Indians. Nsasrs: Cormin and Sehcnck spoke
1t H1mi'ton, on Saturday. 1:'~
, 1859-10-11

The Municipal election was held in Ia Sal]e
on Monday ond resulted in the election Of the
Republican candidate for Mayor nominated in
npposiiion to the Democratic candidate. The
votc was for NcFarrcn. Nepublican cardidnte)
G2G: unIlicnn {Denocratl SIS.
, 1859-10-11
Kct11nblIS,

REMOVAL-31rs. Eates' Agency
IL Dtlee for Female H-.p.
Noi! Nakd!nkt0u ssrxet. osi. do eaAt.f NeL4x.
Nh nde.fta 1quans her flep1s and s5s ruhbe gcn
1has ahc has tie Abose toeaton where
every ea.ion u Coantsy help - sppea It skort
rotiee. r. O, Eax SIN. spl+lya1pl
, 1859-10-11
EIFTH AFEN E HOTEL,
on FIFTH AVENUE,
II Tie 1ateEeeta of EruAtv-y c1pc:e Nat.or Square
SEH YlEE

on FIFTH AVENUE,
II Tie 1ateEeeta of EruAtv-y c1pc:e Nat.or Square
NEW YOEK-
To be opened AuCust 23d. 1852
Thsfoion Is tie trhe Q: any I. tht% great ne
t=o2oiis ens the healthy, Gslkht,u1 and e-nl4
a.d VT ma; asd eass ss1i TO ae uasca 1Ees
The ease arrao<ea<n:s OF the establishment RI the r.
st Ct H4Sasc 9udy zod and EeaEr tic co4t
All the t1ai AID eoavt=!czee havs
fogsesteI- haze .eel !1t1odueed.
EseE pteeautoo hzA heSn takc, dars Construction. to
da1aaon sEed.seioa doo:t eist III e1tsnd frr ;se
rock foun1atoa 70 the roof all ef tie do95.
aa - s*1aaed " AaJsF Of eesash1, as. Ge e1tise
AHo7E ohe. '.nccs.aat arove2ras: u a1thlcn to :ae
paa .tseh stsn.:4 q 2 ,p4~:@E!tr efassileas.
Lofty, EInEoas and continuous ecrriiors fdI-E rru-
nenate Of es hundred f.es urca each Of s1 tozies
us1al HI. brrn p1roSTi.ted 10 pn!te r141z-
Rooms aad ss1oy1 connecting rhch .td Tie DlEne Eo1
thefe saat fscnens4. Hall Su!,es of tpaeus T7z-
ecn1en!eaetA tays been e7,y deEaet fort TIE eoto.s
Of fant es- tAseaaEk te1les- and La='e ee5.cuaea.
A Ea1Aase ea12insE the jeu51asef u: u4y. a7t RI
tte eosvea;eaSa fos eon1sssi !aeueutse and basaer
h bern a9de tn 1he nhtr ft7tuss Of The Nte aod
ttesr Telegraph uaca connecting with al p41t4 Ut tsa
T.Isl lad Cne&s Rooms It The eet approved -.y:s nd
s7ranaert ars provided fer The of xues. aad tie
Z: ::s - e e: Z 3: e ::
Iii Tor ..r:..at, or u7oa .nr ha.iae,.
HORT" IN oEt.r to losass in1seststt sasctt5n.
Iha Wt:o organization Of this Hoa has besa uaasr the
4lEsssa - f.n4s e1xF1sa pssl1sttos q Rsveze srd
1fHsset Rx1sSs N besoo AL RsssA aad Fozzi caezz
a1ss 1s.oss sotsa~". d1reH. .cock, DARLING 4 CO
, 1859-10-11
THE LATE MIR, BRopER1CK,

Notwithstanding Senator Broderic; went
with Ills eyes open to duclist's DOOM intend
ing 10 take the lie Of his adversary or lose lis
own-notwitl,standing his record is far from
1cins proper model for succeeding states
mcn-tlle public sympathy will be greatly en-
listed for his untimely fate: The, later events
in Ills career, viewed from Democratic stand
point, have been 60 couspicuou7ly on the right
side-his warfare against the Lecompton con
spirntors LAS been 70 nbly and persistcntly
wngcd-llis tone Of defiance against the slay-
cry prnpagandists Inns been 20 uncom.romis-
Ing aud clear-aad abovo all, lis promise Of
future usefulness in the cause Of freedom has
been 80 grateful-tlat lartlly ono man in
thousand Of those not wholly given over to the
slave breeding interest but will breathe a
sigh for his loss and au execration for his MUIR
dercr. That Terry was not hung By the Vigi-
lance Committee while in their guard-housc
three years ago will he conceded to have been
a solemn mistake, which will be greatly ag-
gravatetl if hc shall now. escape the visitation
Of hemp Perhaps no one between the
oceans would moro fifty adorn a rope
whether by direction Of II jury Or by ''common
Consent" than David S. Terry, Of Sacramento
Though re learn from our California exchanges
that lie was publicly parading tue strasts nf
sacramento two days after the duel, let us
trust that Justice may yet claw him in her
clutch. In land where there is little or no
Law: We shall not he particular about the
method.
Mr. Brodericl; WAS one Of tho Youngest
members Of the United States Senate. Ills
father was mnd-silln-a fact on which Mr..
B. dwelt with much satisfaction in replying
incidentally to Senator Hammoud's speech On
the uses Of .raud.sills." Mr. Drodcrick took
nothing with him to California but spirit
Of indou1itablc eourage ard resolution
TIE canuot say that ho took MUCK Of tint
requisite Of true greatness denominaied
principle. Perhaps be carried rs much as the
California market promised to take at one time.
Reaching the Glodcn State at time when it,
dnstry and foresight multiplied tho capital Of
't'e1f posSesso' witt nncSamrlod Fap'dlty' he
amused a fortune in a few years. His ene.
mles brought against him tho Charge o. pro-
prictorshpin certnin gambling institutions, but
VIC do not know that it was cvcr well cstab-
ished, and it is certaiu that in the late cam
paigu lie dc6ed the Lecomrtonitcs 10 show that
1'e l,ad cver beeu in gambling house in lis
lie. Partly with tue money wlicl. l,c had ac-
qulrcd, and partly through his own energy:
aud force ofc1aracier: he wo1kcdup to the posi-
ton Of leader in the Democratic party. But
for the sudden popularity and SUCCESS Of the
American movement in California be would
doubtless ]layc been elected to Tim scnato IN
, 1859-10-11

The iaxes have now rc1ched almost ftc0 per
c:at, on the full cash value Of property, in that
city. Tnxes are levied in Chicago on less than
oa~:tonrth the real value Of property, and on
this fourth there is only levied $l40 on tic
800: II property were assessed in this city,
by the New York rule, tho total valuation #
Chicago on tho tar collectors bookR, would
exceed considerably, one hundred millions, in
stead Of thirty-five millions, as now pu! down.
The aggregate amount Of taxes paid this year
t'y our citizens was S49o,ooo. If the New
York rate Of assessment were levied, GUT city
taxes would reach tue enormous amount OF
s1,79o,00o. To bring this home to the CON-
rrcltension Of grumb1e1s, let us take two men
worth the same amount Of property, ut I. f,ir
cash ralue-onc living in New York and tho
other in Chicago. Now suppose the Chicago
min pays $40, Of ta1cs; tho New York man
lta. to pay $l79. This is the difference be-
tween Democratic and Republican rule.
II the municipal government Of New Tori,
could be completely wrestcd from the hands Of
tic Irish tax-eaters and plundering Democracy
for three consecutive years, the burdens Of the
crushed aud cruelty missoyerned taxpayers
would be reduced onehalf; and, on tue other
hand, il the municipal control Of Chicago be
given back to the care and keeping Of Dyer
4 Co., its taxes will double before three years,
and the dead rabbit and Tamulany Hall etyle
n
, 1859-10-11

Sanford's Family Catllartic Pills,
cpXr1cEnkp Fprk
FUsE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS AID r1t M In
GLASS t:AShS AIR TIGHT, AND MILL

A@HA A-s AN AliAAE&,
NJ ln9 tanly Catha1t!e he Profession y Ill knov
I'LL. Eshus fut &c - Lat different hazsIc4 sek
proprietor haA uset Ii, hi. = b1we. " ~
r.aEtlce nure &l4u twenty. - ~.
1ear3. inn, ~. famF Catfarf't
Thecnnst7nt1r IncEeasipg t this veil ~. .h ~,
G<.aatd ftcm tLnso whs x hcrn rrtno or,nini Fs,n.
hAtt lnaE used the FILS! yaret7 II III. nH,s., ra.
and TIE satisfaction which, = talo E1tr.cr sh.s ~.
ale1pEes- n regni thcir = Alike On eYers ~, ~ -
las f7tlte placc; =. Ai6,,t,,.. rs,l sr -
them within The reach s xu;i AMI -sfa in Iii 80
where C1.tIc Is nes.Icd p,eh A. fhr nertsr. ~ r.
Stomach. seeptues. Pans In tin sact ai ion. 1.ot,x.
nt ain aaA s':eaes% the waYa lssr ffea. .uien
sf st waeh ,"1Ge.tly T. ne :ee'et eni III !:
S Sts5 'as 81 ht'Sy ksss:,as sashs q xsiEst u ihs
AdIl4 RArnns1.n. great Purifier of the E;o.d. and
many dea@es to which tesh Il hrr t. oa.
lon 10 this Advertisement. Doe. soi.
PFico Three Dln1es.
The Liver lnvixosator an.i FzmlI7 c,,h,r,c rt1,.
IFaae In al the large tuva.- - ~''
y. T: v. SANFORD. MD.
, 1859-10-11

" E WILL EXHIBIT
ON MONDAY, Oct. Sd,
An Ace:lta pureha.e Ct several bunised lots It
Rich Silks, silk Robes, Stella 6hawls,
BRocHE suAwLs. LONG sHAWLA
Printed French Dc LANES,
French Meriuos, Rich En,brside1iss, Blankets,
FL. s-S..'ELs,
And complete assortHens Ct GENERAL DRY GOODS
of almoss eye ie.eHption. Thesc goo:s haze III een
bought much below the acd Manufacturing Cost,
and Will be sold much icsi thaa they can be
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY.
Ia daily receipt o. and choice goods Of erssy
deseripuons
FROM AUCTION,
Importers and Manufacturers Direct.
And hare always in stare sock lneompuatly
LARGER,
CuOICER,
AND CHEAPER,
Than aay IN this esr th.t aay comparison py absurd.
II. NJ Ross d. CO.,
167 \ 1&3, Lake .......1Se ft3
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and that there is no dlsUaSn of the stomach. and
Bowels, tho Liver, the Nervous system. the
skin, Glands or Muscles, IN which they do not
CIV" prompt relief and, Of1dmuistcrcd he fore
the very citadel Of lie hitS boon invi.Ied) of.
lcct painless and perfect cure.
Rear III mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG.
ErABlE BLOOD PILLS arc end 'rsed by the
experience ri thousands OF living witnesses.
wh", IN etterS, alliddvitS, medical works, aud
bv WORT of mouth, proclaim thom 10 be the
very best preparation Of the kind ever offered
iuthG broken down victims of III health. They
hnnL disease through every avenue and organ
otlhe SYSTEM and cXpcl IL thoroughly and per
mAnenily.
No unc can doubt their superiority after one
single trIal-they are not only better, but in
fact, cheaper than amy other Pills, for IL takes
a less number Oi them to produce better OF
feet.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier, 81 per bottle, or IS per half dozen.--
Oi tue Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 25
cents per box, or ive boxes for 81.
Read Dr. Rooack's Special Notices and Ger
tlhc ties published In conspicuous part o
THIS paper from time to time.
~, n-'baot's Mod oal Aiin..nao and Family
ADVISER, containing great variety ofinterost
'ug and valuable hsdtcal Inflammation, oun la
mad gratis OF any OF his Agents throughout tho
country.
In difficult and complicated casos, DR.. Ro
back may be consulted personally by letter
enclosing stamp.
Principal Onice and Sales Rooms, No. 0 Eas
Fourth ST., Sd Building from Main street, Gin
onnati, o. Laboratory in Hammond street.
For sale In Hancock county by
A. LANGW0RTHY, Findlay;
GILBERT, FAIL & son, vanlue;
u BARNEY, McComb;
d. PETERS Il SON, Arcadia;
H. HOOK, West Independence;
j. B. EATON, Bontonj
THOMAS sTARKs, Arlingtoni,
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A4eM syN&S.
CARR Il COMPANY.
2 10 and els Water ST., Sandusky, Ohio.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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TUE Subscribers are now receiving part of
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the attention of Merchants, Wagon a Carriage
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Nails and iron.-We get our stock chiefly
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er IPOrks, Pittsburgh, and il needs no recon-.
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Nails 81 extra,
Window Giass.--sxlO to lOxl5, ten per cent.
cheaper than last season,
sheet Iron.--We are pleased 10 inform our
customers that We can afford common and Pine
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,tnd also
nivc's for Timers by the NJ at Manufctur.
uIS' prices.
SPnlNGS Il AXLES... A large assortment on
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IA very Superior axle. They have an oil cham.
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iuGr. aud the easiest running axle used
PIPE BOXES large or small quantities, and
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CARRIAGE BOLrS.'Frnm the eagle Works,
lPhlhdelpha; also the Pittsburgh bolt Both
these brands are celebrated aud have no rival.
Also, full stock OF Hubs, SpOkes, Russia
Nail Rods, Swcdos Iron, Cast, Spring and Plow
lSlecl, Nuts, &c.
SAFES. I'VE have Safes from three manu-.
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We Oiier them at Manufacturers prices. Give
US Il call.
Hoping by close attention to business and Sc.
lection of good and warranted goods. and fair
prices, to merit continuance Of Trade, we
lrcman, Respectfully yours, &G,,,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-03-11

INO TEACHEits.--The Board Of School Ex,
i aminers for Hancock county, Wi hold a
session for the purpose of examining Teachers,
at the Union School room, In Findlay on the
first Saturday OF January and the frs Satur.
days OF every month thereafter, commencing al
ten o'olock;a. m, until further notice given.
JOHN BOWMAN, ulerk.
FIspLAY, Jan. ], 1883.
NIB. All applicants will he requiredto pre-.
sent TO the Examiners certificate sigled by
two or more Of their present or previ0s en-.
lployers, giving u satisfactory statement as to
their morai character and faithfullsss rs
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying b thei
moral character aud studIous habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-03-11

NAtM FOR sALE.-The subscriber will
IL sell his farm in Madison township, Han.
COCK county, Ohio One,h half mile South ofWil.
Jamestown, and "A miles North of Dunkirk. ON
lhe slate road leading from Findlay Ia Kenton.
me larn IL very PLEASANTLY situated ON both
sides OF the road. The tract contains one hun.
dred anu oighty'six acres, eighty Ave acres of
when are well Improved; twenty acres dc aden.
cd ana WIN soon be in order to clear up. Also
an orohard OF excellent grated trees. The
farm Is dry, rolling land that is hard to beat in
the county, and IL well watered. | will sell
said tract OF land low, considering the quality.
Buildings not very good.
July ., la5a. D. r. CAMERON,