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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07
Il Resolutions Of the First Regular Bap-
tist Church of Findlny.

WnrREAs, Our highly esteemed and be-
loved brother, Elder @. D. Ovlatt. WIN ha,
been laboring with US for some time, as Pas
tor, so successfully and so acceptaby, has
felt it his duty 10 dissolve his connection
with this Church. in order to labor in anoth.
er field, therefore,
RESOLVED, That he has our united prayers
and best wishes, that the blessing Of God
may attend him in his future labors in the
cause Of Christ, as has been the case while
he cast his lot with usj aud that we cheer
fully commend him TO the confidence Of our
brethren elsewhere, as faithful anil elf.
clent Minister, wherever in the Provid en- e
Of God. he may be called TO preach the gos-
pei, whether as an evangelist or stated Pas
Tor.
RESOLVED, That the Clerk be directed 10
have the above proceedings published in
the papers OF Findlsy, and also in the jour.
nal and Messenger.
CHARLEs Swor. Mod. pro. TEN.
Calm Cooley, Clerk.
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ONE or THE HUaAsiTARIAN MOVEMENTS OF
ous rinIs, although little known as such,
can hardly DO over. estimated in its import,
ance upon the well'being ofoar widely scat.
tered communities. The population of the
American states is in many sections so sparse.
that skiIlfui Physicians are hardly available
to them. Vast numbers Of our people, are
obliged to employ in sickness, suca med ical
relief as they can hear Of from each other, or
indeed any they can get from any quarter.--
Hence srisss the great consumption Of Pa.
tent Medicines among US. grsatsr by far
thsn IN any ofthe old countries, where skill.
ful Physicians are accessible to oil classes
Unprincipled men hare long availed them.
selves Of this necessity, to palm OF thei,
worthless nostrums. until the world has be.
come synonimouswith imposition and cheat
One Of our leading Chemists in the East
Doctor ArEs. Is passaing . eourss whict
defeats this iniquity. &c brings not onl,
his own. but the best skill Of our timer "a
osas. for the psoductioa n the best Ismsdis,
which can Be made. These ass supplied "a
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Free Meeting.

A meeting OF the free and enlightened
thinkers upon religious and moral objects
will be held at Vanlue, Hancock county,
Ohio, on the sth and 9Th OF October instant,
being next Saturday and Sunday. Meeting
to commence at ten O. clock Of each day
The meeting will be addressed by A. o
French, and other speakers. from Abroad
Any person OF good moral character will b,
at liberty to address the meeting upon an!
religious or moral subject.
Mr.. French is fine orator. of widespread
reputation. and all persons who may attend
i'll not only be entertained. but instructed
in the ways of reason, religion, morals, ant
truth.
This meeting is called by
JESSE HOGE,
JOSEPH DlLLERY,
u. W. VAIL,
and many others.
OcioheT Sd lRhq
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ToIerafion.


Intolerance, or want OF patienc,
with oppoeite opinions, is not com.
monty . leading trait in mind tha,
has q profound sense OF the power o.
truth; but Of one that confuses truth
with its own prejudices, or that en-.
tertains it dogmatically, rather than
by intelligent conviction. Wher
shallow error assails truth in its
moet potent appearance, we pity. OF
laugh at II, because We know tha,
it attempts q futile warfare, and will
be dashed to pieces 10 the conflict
Our sense OF this is 90 clear that we
have no ofiicions % hasty impulse to
rnsh forward and sttike an unneces
ssry blow at error. We perceive
mentally the process by which it is
about to be more cffectually y defeated
than by any effort OF our own, and
therefore we are patient: we are our.
selves possessed with q perfect con
fidcnce in truth, which casts out all
fear"
Several correspondents whose COM
munications we have published, and
others who have desired only to ex-
press their opinion privately, that it
is better to deny to error u tongue,
than to let it speak Tor the sake OF
confuting it, may have their anxiety
sllayed perhaps by taking this view
Of the case. 1t is not becoming in
minds that are thoroughly impressed
with the inherent force OF truth, to
resort to suppression, to prevent an
equal hearing This gives an un-
n sssry and a very impoll,ic ad-
vantage to error; for though it be
weak in its argument, it & ,ins
strength by the color of being de-
prived Of the right TO show it's ar
gnment; and it knows too well the
value Of this privation as a point OF
dispute. not to make a terrible noise
about it. In the confusion that fol-
lows. half the world sides with error
on the mere ground that it has not
had fair play. For this reason, it
may be better sometimes to let error
have its tongue, and even a little
more than it has right to claim.
Again, we do not always see 9th
er peoples thoughts and theories in
an impartial light. Truth ia a very
profound matter, not readily faith
omable in the thousand forms that
express it. The only way to iathom
it is to let it come out and show itself
in all forms. The ilnperfection OF
language is such that most learn
ed divines and jnrists are often a,
loggerbeads BY the year. on a phrase
that a Frenchman will explain at
s glt. Nothing. therefore, is such
an obstruction to truth as intoler-
ance. 1t changes at once the whole
merits of controversy. and con.
iounds error and truth together un
der a contention about foreign MAJ.
ter. which brings in the ignorant
crowd and gets upsnch a noise that
nobody hears anything i Century.
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What the Press nav.


.CosraHs" Rxterminators arc inva,u.h,o
III, Tor clearing houses Of all sorts VI yer
"'in' WIN all confidence we recommepd than,
--t.Veto YORK. Daily State Register.
SosrAa's" remedies for N domestic posts.
such rs Rats, Reaches, Bodbugs, Ants, Fleas'
u = % ., Te lnvaluabie; we can speak from actual
n. OF their merits. Dnuaarsre and
..is shs snoufds send their ordel early, IL they
Journal =" '"o"''-'-'e' 'oh
,,,,aali shah write something about your Lxter.
Iu,na,nrs, as Can do so with prnprjetv. Tbey
are selling rapidly here. and destrSving Vii
y'rnp'--tEditor Banner, kay otte, Missouri.
'Dcssh Of oil vorr,in."
As SrRrSo approaches.
ANTS and RoAcHEs,
from their holes come out,
And NICE AID Rsrs,
~ spite OF Cats,
0aliy skip about.
trppugs bite
'''' nv,, ih the night.
Thror. Th"r. bod you slumber,
,u'u u"erN crawl
' IN squads wN.- and h,p
1T ~ CERTAINLY wombor.
what certainty Rats. Roachc.rut u,,r,
Ground Nice, Bedbugs. Ants, Mo-. NJ.
toes, Fleas, Insects on Animals--in ss,.o,,, ssssS'
cry species of Vcrmin, arc gttcrly deslfqa..,'
and oxterminatcd by
"Costor's" Rat, Roach, &c., Ertcrm,nnsor
Costars" nefsbug Exfer,ntWator,
''Costnr's" Electric Powder, nor insects,
supplied direct, by mail, to any address in tho
United States, rs follows:
On receip, ~ tl,00, n box Of tho RAT. Roach
&c. EXTRACT:
ON receipt of 5000. box each OF tho RAT
RoAcn, &c. EXTRACT ank ELrcrnIc powprn
Ssont postage paid.) sufficient to DESTROY Tho
Nermit any premises.
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OTTAWA. canada Wesi) October
4.--Proiessor La Mountain and Mr.
Hsddock came into Ottawa yester.
day, having landed one hundred and
tiity miles North Of this place, in the
Crest Canada Wilderness. They
were brought out by Indian guides
N ark canoes. They travelled in
rneir balloon three hundred miles
md were up in the air only from
our to five hours. For over lou,
days they had been in the wilderne q
without food, and with no means O
s'riklng = fire. They were rescued
~ a Mr. Cameron. who was huntine
timber .witk Indian guides.
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The OLD FRASKrIN Press. The
old press at which Franklin worked
in Boston, on the Ne1c Englaud
COurdnt in 1920. has been PIE .e,v we'd
tor more than century in the print
ing office OF the Newport Mercury.
The Mercury WAS established by
James Franklin, brother Of the Phi
losophrr, who then owned AMI used
the prrss. 1t has recently been sold
and is now the property of JOHN B
Murray, so o. the firm o John b.
Mnrray Il Co Bankers. New York
Mr. Murray is already the owner of
one pr, 81 at which Renj4min Frank
lin worked in Watts printing house
ne'r Lincoln's Inn Fields, London
in l725-6. This old press Mr.
Murray procured in L"rdon in lS4l
and deposited tor safe keeping in The
United States P,tenl Office. at Wash
ington, III 1912. where it still re
meins. The only two prcsses lden-
tilted with the name OF Benjamin
Franklin are now unler one owner
ship and will be kept together during
the lifetime OF tie owner, who will
doubtless. evince hereafter his Nd
preciation OF their public value by
constituting them the permanent
property OF the nation.
Il Boston Journal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

pro'eec,s ,f emigration TO the Uni
va .sa I..'eo s,s . s,most promising, IS
ano 'hat an active ~oyemept ia An.
ticipated. The latess .'';..s
statistics chow that while e','u - !. !
falling of in the Irish emigfs: =
the number of English and Scott
emigrants is largely increased.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

THx ELEcT,oS OF UsirED STATES SENA TO a. .
II anything ought to stimulate the oppon-
ents Of slavery extension 10 exertion, il
should be to prevent the return of Senator
Push to the United States Senate. This
miserable douShface threw his whole infiu-
ence in favor of the Lecompton Constitu.
tion-made labored speeches in favor OF its
adoption. and only voted against it, as he
gave the Senate to und erstsnd, because SO
instructed. When he voted for the English
bill, he declared in his place in the Senate,
that he did 80 with the understanding that
the Lecompton Constitution was not thus
remanded to the people Of Kansas for theil
Isti6cstion. Yet this man Pugh is the De.
mooratie candidate for Reelection to the
Senate nom this state. Those, therefore,
who vote for the Democratic ticket do in
directly endorse Push.
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CALssoassA HLscrisx. +--1rhs oslifosnis
election has resulted in the success of the
Buchanan wing Of the Democracy. Fol
members Of Congress the race is close be
tween the Lse0mpton and anti Lscomptor
candidates. There were three sets Of can
dsdatss In the Asld' this Lscompton eandi.
dates. the anti. Lscompton candidates, an,
the Republican candidates. This election
il sadly discoursgins for Douglas. And not
withstsnding that the Buchanan wing Of thu
party hes ssisuphsd. the triumph will b,
hailed vith piolcisg BY those vho profess 4
Be the fsss hisdssf ~slss. The missr
sbls policy OF Buehsssn, has been full,
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LAHop lMmIeaArIoN ExPKcrEp.--
The Liverpool Tmss says 1t has the
best authority for stating that the
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SrAibiSo AsyAiR.-A number Of hands,
working on the railroad. Mar Arcsdia, IN
the absence OF their employer, on Monday
last, provided themselves with jug OF whs
ky, contrary to the rules prescr bed. and en-
tered on general high" MrJohn Kes-
Ter. al Engineer on the road. to whom wa,
entrusted the care Of the hards, interposed
and forbid them the use Of the liquor; and
when they still persisted in their course, he
finally took the Jug and poured out its con
tents, whereupou he was attacked by the
combined force. foremost among whom was
Dan. Matthewson, who, we learn. drew .
pistol and attempted 10 shoot Mr. KesleI.--
The latter. in defense, drew a knife and
stabbed Matthewson in the chest. the knife
penetrating the lungs, woundlng him quite
severely. MT Kesler was arrested, and af.
Ser q hearing before Esquire Kelly. was dis.
charged. At last accounts, the wounded
man wss recovering.
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endorsed b, ths California Democracy, yet
it win be cisiwsd as great Democratic vic.
tory. s4ttf f
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Married, in Findlay, on Thursday, the
29.h utino. by Rev. L. B. Gurley, Thomas
E. Katon TO Mary B. Walls.
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Isprss,roLrs, September Q. 1857

DocroR C. w. RopAcx Dear sir: Having
been troubled for several years with extrem,
debility and weakness, so much so that
was unable to attend to my ordinary busi-
ness al times, and having heard OF the won.
derful cures that your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier aud Pills were effecting. was in
duced by a friend TO Try them. I have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months
aud hnd the medicine fully equal to ts re-
concentrations. So valuable is its use to
me, that cannot now dispense with the use
Of it at my advanced age OF life $. venty-
seven years.
cheerfully give this information for the
benefit of those similarly affected.
Yours truly, MoRxis MoRRis.
IL See advertisement.
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RrsusLIcAs MEETING at tina CoURr Housr.
There will be tnal rally OF tho Republic.
ans. at the Court House, on next Monday
evening. the evening preceding the election.
Let there be . full turn out. Several speak
ers will be present, to address the audience.
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IL All, especially young men, should
read The advertisement oflhe "Na,ional Dis
pensary." at Cincinnati, in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

MARRIAGE. - Married on the 29th ultimo,
by Rev. George Van Eman, Mr.. George PeiTe
aud Amelia Leoher, both ofHancock coun-
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ALL GESuISK KsSsEDY's MEDICAL Dis.
closed n red envelope. marked Kennedy
Medical Discovery. ~ ALI OrHERs NOT
GENUINE. IT
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BrpLloAL AGAINST CLASSICAL Know

BIBLICAL AGAINST CLASSICAL Know
LEpoe-AN INcIpEsT.-As we pass
ed along the street the other day
our attention was attracted to q
crowd gathered around an :ndividu
al OF q rotund figure, got up some
what on the Falstaff pattern, who
was engaged in ,hreshing the all
after the manner Of Vermont Ped
dler, engaged in auctioneering Yam
kee notions. When we got within
hailing distance, who should it be
but our particular friend, D. D. Nc
Cahsn, who seemed to be laborine
under some kind Of distemper, super
induced by an article that appeared
in the Hancock Jefersonian, in
which some one was represented as
locating Socrates in the Book oI
Job" He regarded himself as spe
cially personatsd. and was taking ii
on horribly, sweating and frothing
and rending his neither garments. -
When we approached, he "piled on
the agony thick" giving vent to a
perfect torrent OF "interjections," and
fe.ting his ponderous fists a going.
much like q black bear discussing a
question oi honey, with nest OF
"bumble.bees." In consideration o
this free en- 'ertsinment, we agreed &
make a"correction" ofthe state nent
in the obnoxious article.
After making careful inquiry OF
an ultimate friend Of the aggrieved
in1iidual, we learn that in speaking
Of Socrates, Mr. McCahar said he
was one Of the Twelve Apostles, and
that the name occurred in the "chap
ter OF job" and not in the "R0Ok Of
Job" as was falsely represented. -
The Edit Of the Courier thought,
however, tha, S crates was a dlslin.
guished Roman General. We hope
the question ut issue between these
two noted personages, will not be
come as momrntous as that Of "who
struck Billy Patterson" nor detract
fom their high standing as theolo
ticians and classical sch oars. Lei
it be settled, i: possible, without the
shedding Of blood.
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TO MARRIED LADIES,
NO TIC r..

They should not be used daring Pregnancy,
asa miscarriage would certainly result there.
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious to life or health, Explicit.
directions, which should no rsad, accompany
each h"x. Price 81. Sent By mail on en-
closing 81 to the Goneral Agent. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in tho United States.
II. u. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for tho United States
lbs CHAMBERS SrHIEr, NRw YoHE,
ro whom all Wholesale orders should bo ad
dressed. y Id by
4. LANGwoRTHY, P,s,,., o,io.
j. u. DENNIS. 'iS"tAf' oh'o
January IA, lS59.--[ly
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Republican, Attend!

Republican, Attend
The Republican Central Committee o'
Hancock county, hereby announce that
there will be Mass Meetings held at the fol-
loving named places. in the evenings Of the
days named:
Benton, Saturday, October cen;
wiiIismstevvn, Monday, Ossober ioth'
And Grand Rally, st the Court.House, in
Fssdisy, Monday evening. October ioth.
The meetings will be addressed BY one OF
more Of the following named speakers
Hos. JOHN NJ. PALMER,
d. p. BEARDSLEY. esq,
WILLIAM G. BUNTS, esq,
EZRA BROWN, esq.
=. d. BIoEL0W,
JOH., MAsT1N. esq.
We hope that the people wiliturn out and
hear the political issues fsir'y discussed.
BY order Of the Republican Central Com
mittec.
ISRAEL GREEN, Chairman.
d. B. BEaRDsLEY, Secretary.
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D
The world. in a convenient form, n low
prices, snd the people win no more buy
poor medicines instead Of good, st the same
cost, than they will bran instead Of Aour.--
The inevitable consequence Of this is, that
the vile compounds that food our cou ntry
are discarded for those which honestly ac-
D11pl'sh the end in view, - which cure.---
liisv;n.nyer-estmate its importance, IN be-
lby. voIa nshis prospect OF supplaating the
worth and vinSes. with those Of actual
consequence for goodsught with immense
people. Gazette and Chhe masses Of our
>>>~~~>~~>--~~s--'r. Peru, Ia
Dusisg TUX Sunmra that has Jun.
away, thousands Of sufferers from Dyserfeu
and Diarrhoa have been relieved by the us'
Of HosTETTER's BITTERs, "a me dictn,
which Is evidently destined TO n,aint in Z
permanent place in the public Estimation
Bilious Diarrhea 10 one Of those diseases
which bafies the skin Of the Physician.-
The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems 10 reach the source
Of the evil. The difficulty is to get remej
that will reach all the digestive o'gnns, ant
give them simultaneously rush Of vigor &c
rid them Of this disease, This problem j!
solved by the BirrErs, which never fails Il
conquer the most stubborn cases. II Is onl,
fair 10 say. that during the season Just CLOSED
this medicine has achieved more cures than
any other ever presented to the public; an
during the Fail, when thai terrible scourge
the Fever and Ague, is so ptevalen tn,
BirrEss " i'll gain fresh fame.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere
III See advertisement in another column
~~~~~~-~~>~~~~
READ TnE FOLLOWING from the Hon. Morris
Morris. formerly Auditor OF the state OF In
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Morris, formerly Auditor OF the state OF In
diana.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES,

1t not only relieves the chiul f., m pain, hut
Invlgoratos the stomach and bowel rorrect Is
tcidity, and gives tome and energy % the yh.le
systom. 1t viii almost Instantly rel eve.
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DrArn.-D,ed at his residence, near Find.
lay, on the Goth September, MT Jacob Byal
fcnuui'StcIrEn1
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Cincinnati Market.

October Sd, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07
EXPRESSES.

HOLD MINES--LEAvENwORTH OrTY AND PIXIES
" Peak Express and Passenger above company
has been organized with ample capital We with east
lines at st Lous Me- and at Leavsnworh City, r.
Our hrs coaches leave LesvsDwortb City the tenth
dhoB those that may be required for goods Through
passing line he had ut all principal
railroad ticket oces In The Eas and North To obtain prsSs
OF those holding tickets Will he required regis
at The companys once In eaveb WORTH taking preferences
according ~ such register We do NOT arrival
given number Of days but feel confidence
,rp eavenworh City IL depot In the mines Denver
city ~ vicinity, will be made inside Of twelve days
The road well established hope make the inside
days. J. r. Simpson nos and Nassau street. Con
.peols Bank Building room No g. New York s general
a. ~ authorized arrange for the sale OF tickets also
rr,vrFwoa4s W II. RUSSELL, President
~A"~A ~AAS - v. T., Feb. u, 1900
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HOTELS.
81 A TouRETTE HOUSE, RERaEN POINT HnnaoN

A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT HUDSON
IL county N 1.-The undersigned having become proprie.
tor OF this frat class fashionable hotel would inform
It's former patrons and the public generally that
dergong thorough repair and Improvement will open
for the reception OF guess the of May To those who
La Touree House h elsiby situated the Of the XIII
Won ull la the immediate vicinity Of Newark bay, with
water front good bathing boating fishing &c steamers
sailing vessels OF description constantly
repasng and viewed the balconies shaded
around the hotel form picturesque and
loveliness The hotel Of modern on
extensive scale with accommodation four
the large grounds around laid out with comfort
well ~ beauty with fine play grounds 10 for children Alta
convenient distance billiard bowling the
OF those fond of that healthy Connected
with the hotel grounds seventeen OF highly cultivated
land for gardening purposes &C. which produce vegetables
and uries for the exclusive Of the hotel The location Of
the La Tourette House. It's Accessibility New York make
great metropolis BY arrangement made with the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company their spacious boats tho
Red Jacket and Wyoming stop mt This point Leaving pier No.
North river convenient hours they land At Bergen Point In
only thirty minutes from New York. From jersey City
plank road extends directly 70 the hotel fomng pesuuni
nual view bay OF New YORK with all IL surrounding
merry Connected With the hotel good stable accommoda
tons drives vicinity The osmbned attrac
lions Of the House render one OF the most plea
SAINT In the country The connuancc OF is
former that Of the public generals most respect
fully solicited Applications for board received from this date.
formerly Of The irving Of the arge ouse Proprietor
Az ANsION HousE HICKS STREET, BRooKLYN, HAS
M desirable vacant suitable for families or
single gentlemen, which will be offered reasonable