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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25
From NeighbOring Counties.

RAILROAD ACcIpENT.-Last A Wed
ncsday afternoon, Saul Collins, re.
eident of Elida. was killed by
tho cara at the station in Del
phos. The freight from the East
was coming up to the station, while
the deceased was standing upon the
track, but he made no effort to get
away, and the engine struck him
killing him instantly. He was ter
ribly mutilated. But two or three
weeks ago, a German, a resident,
was struck by the cars at Delphos,
and his shoulder broken. The de
pot grounds at Delphos are very
narrow, and men crowd very close
and carelessly on and about the de-
pot. 1t is thought, and is most pro
bable, that M'r Saul Collins, de
ceased, supposed himself standing
on the switch, and go did not remove;
by this mistake, doubtless, he lost
his life. He was about forty-two
years of age, and leaves wife and
three children. He was brother
of Samuel Collins, esq, Of this
place. Lima National.
FIRE IN ATTIoA. learn from
the Plymouth advertiser, that, on
Friday morning OF last week, the
ashery of Mr.. Samuel Miller, of At
tica, was discovered TO be on fire, and
before any aid could be rendered. il
was entirely consumed. 1t was
thought to be the work of an incen.
diary, as twice previously it had been
set on fire, but extinguishcd before
material damage was done.-[ 1iWn
Tribuue.
SERIOUS SpoRr.-Seversl days ago.
some mischievous boy, or boys,
placed pine in the stair'rsil loading
to the high school room. They were
placed in q crack, points up, for the
purpose Of scratching any person
who might slide theiY hand on the
rail in passing down stairs. Joseph
Lindsay, Q lad about thirteen years
old, con OF d. Lindsay. esquire, in
passing down the stairs, ran one o1
these Pins through his finger pro-
ducing . wound which at one time
IL was feared would destroy either
his arm or life. He 10 now recover
ing slowly. Boys should be careful
how they play tricks on each other
-[P~rys6urg Journal.
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A Singular Occurrence.

A confirma ion Of the correctness
Of the portraiture OF the hero of "A
Life for Life" came under our no
:ice yesterday, while on visit to the
Ninth street Station House. Though
the subject was not person school,
cd in philosophy, as was DR.. Urqu-
hart, yet he was an honest looking
man, whose features bore the traces
OF the conflict Of thought, impelled by
the pleadings OF conscience, brave
enough, when harboring no evil in,
tent, to submit to the decree OF just
ice. 1t was nothing more than this,
reader: A man named John Leon
ard, struck fellow laborer so severe
a blow on the head, some months
since. as to cause his death. The
murderer escaped, but 10 his obli-
cations to the law and to society,
he resolved to return to the scene
bis misfortune and deliver himself up
to the officers Of justice.
The circumstances Of the case, as
reported to us, are as follows: On
the 3rd Of April, 1858, an alteration
took piece between Michael O'Brien
and John Leonard, Draymen, which
became so exciting as to cause the
latter to strike the former with a
dray pin, from the effects of which
he died few days after. A war
rant was issued tor Leonard, but the
officer was unable to arrest him. 1t
appears that on eluding the vigi.
lance Of the officers, he made his way
to Australia, where he remained
until he resolved to return to this
city and give himself up. He ar
rived here yesterday, but unior-
tunately before he had time 10 reach
the room where justice IS dispensed
without stint, he was recognized by
some vigilant officer and arrested
. Before this, however, he saw his old
employer, and told him what he in.
tended to do, and that it never was
his intention to kill O'Brien, that he
never would have run away but for
his having been advised 60 to do;
and since then, the matter has laid
heavily upon his mind. He deems
it best to trust to the laws and to1he
generous impulses OF his fellow citi-
zens.-[Cinoinnati Gazette.
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What the pres. ssv.

"CosrAns" Exterminators are Invaluable
rsmeoles Tor clearing houses Of all sorts Of yer
min. with ali confidence we Recommend them
-tNos York Daily STATE Rssistsr.
"CosfaR's" remedies for all domestic pests
suoh rs Rats, Reaches, Bedbugs, Ants, fTeas
ac- are invaluable: we can speak from ac,usl
knowledge OF their merits. DRuooIsrs and
DsAisRs should send their orders early, II they
Josrnoi
~ SHAH write something about your Exter.
Wlnap.s, as can do so with propriety. Thew
are selling rapidly here. and destroying all
vermin.-tEditor Banner, Fayotte, Missouri.
: "Desth OF all vcrmin."
... AZ SrHwo approaches,
- Asrs and RoAcHRs,
Prom their holes come out,
~. '- md NICE and RATS,
In spite ofCats,
Gally skip about.
BEDBC0s bite
o You, In the night
As on the bed YOU slumber.
while IrsHcTs crawl
inro' chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
1T is CERTAINLY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty Rats, Reaches, Mice. MoIes
iround Nice; Bedbugs. Ants. Moths, Mnsgui
Toes, Fleas, Insects on Animals-in short. ey.
cry species of Vermin, are utterly des,,ovcd
and exterminated by ''
"Costars" Rat, Roach, &c., Extrr,p,n,,or,
'Co-tar's" Bedbuy Exterm,netor,
'"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects,
Supplied direct, by mail, to any address in the
United States. as follows: W WIZ
On receipt ot fl,0o, u be OF the RAT. Roicu.
&C.. EXTRACT;
On receipt Of t2.00. a b X each n, ,ho p,-
Roach, &c. EXTRACT, ank ELECTRIC Powpya
(sent postage rnid,) sufficient TO destroy ihe
Vermin on any premises.
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| MLRprAoE. - Married on the sth instant, BY
Rev. George Van Eman, Mr.. James Campbell
and Matilda J. Prick.
Also, on the nth instant, By the same, Elijah
r. Rodgers and Frances J. Kempher, - all OF
this county.
Married on Sunday, the 10th instant. by Rev.
L. b. Gurley, Mr.. Urban @. Baker TO Miss Al.
Ice A. Myers,-both OF Flndlay.
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Posrysa AocoUNrs.-We inten,

POSTING ACCOUNTS. intend,
hereafter, to give those who may see
fit to leave for other parts without
settling their accounts with us, or
making satisfactory arrangements to
pay our claims, tho benefit of our
columns by way Of gratuitous ad.
vertisements, and send the same to
their new destination. We have
suffered. no little, by indu'giug
certain class Of persons, who are so
swift s.foot that they are far ont Of
reach, before we are aware Of their
intention Of leaving.
We place in our list, this week.
John Mastin and John Custer, both
Of whom got printing done with
ns, for which they promised to pay
us cash, iu quite a short time, but
after failing to meet their engage
ments, gave us "leg bail" They
need watching.
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"Comc, Let MS Reason Together.v

There will be a meeting held on the 26tf
and 27th instant, at the Court. House, in
Findlay, on Saturday evening, at early can
delight, and on Sunday.-by the free and
enlightened thinkers and Refotmers Of Han
cock county. All are invited to attend, for
the meeting will be free for all to give their
views on any moral or religious subject
Mr.. A. B. French, and others. are expected
to address the meeting.
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Our National Disorder.

| D'a Rorsicx's Cuars. - The American
stomach Is tormentins organ. It 10 gener.
ally out OF order. The reason Is Obvious
The driving man OF business has not time,
properly to msstica.e his food. He bolts it,
and as bad habits are catching, all classes
follow his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with
all its complications hence Indigestion,
Liver Complaint, and disorders Of the bow
els, in all their various phases. Against
these and q hundred other complaints, the
Scand dinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
are waging an exterminsting warfare. The
success Of these Medicines has been aston
ing, even IN an age Of scientific miracles.-l
They do not ALLEVIATE, they ExrrNouisn a
disorder. The agony, the Fever, the debili-
ty, The dependency. which characterize az
hictions Of the digestive and secretive or
enns, vanish under the influence OF these
The constitution itself seems
TO acquire new energy n nder their operation.
T See advertisement.
VIZ are rejoiced to find that the renowned
Chemist OF New England. Doctor Arss, has
al length turned his attention to the disorder
which hangs like blight on our communi
ty. Our section is as healthy as any other.
with one single exception, and that is the
Fever and Ague. which haunts US on every
side. But his remedy DoKs cure, as we
should know it must, il he made II. Cast
out this baleful dstemper from among us,
and ours is one of the loveliest spots in the
Sentinel, Fairfield, Iowa.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

WASHINGTON, November 20.-The
War Department to-day, counter
manded the orders for six companies
of troops from Fort Monroe and five
from Fort Leaven worth, to proceed
to Brownsville, there appearing from
the latest accounts, that there is no
necessity for their proceeding thith.
er. Apart from the object of afford.
ing protection to the Rio Grande
frontier, the various speculstions as
TO the employment OF 30 large .
force are thus dissipsted.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

ANTr-SLAvERY LEcruRE.-Mr. j.
Al. Langston, Of Oberlin, Ohio, an
intelligent and eloquent colored man,
will speak in Findlay, on Tuesday
evening next, (29th) on the ques
ton: "Shall the personal liberty Of
the people of Ohio be protectedr-
Mr.. Lsngston is quite an able advo-
cate of the rights Of his down-trod.
den race, and will not fail to enter
tain and inform those who may favor
him with their presence.
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i. Az n R10lr q 2
Ague Cure.
Toa THs sppspr ou.s %

fos Tus sPnHpr cuns %
Intarnittsnt Ysvs, q IsVe - Auus,
Rsmittsnt Rsvsr, ON IUv9. 80
Agns, rsrisdisal HsoAeeRa - IIl5IS
Headache, anA 3fisss ISUosts -
for The vheaa C.Ass.sf Sl1Insss - y.
mating In hiliaxy assui6esnsuG -
by the Malaria 4 niAlsiescuu1Ii =.
No ops remedy b losSS s.,sf - =, oSsw
es:sitics Of ths Aussioea pespe 80 6dmSyoa
safe cure for Fever asd Asua busA eS6ns6s
We arc nov sushlsd b 90. - = - 6n,ok,
tainty that Il will ersdicaso H. 6ssass. aod w.
assurance. founded on puuk, tA1s no hasn. e.
arise from IT, uss In saV qaass1E ,rak.
That which protects from % pssysaS thb H.
order must be Of immense ssrvics IN - comnw
mites where Il prevails. Prss.f;ss = Sssss
than cure, for tho patient escapes ths risk vhiIk
he must run in violent sttscks u d Asasfhl
distempor This Com" sxpcls ne misc
matte poison Of FnvIn AHp Aouu mon h
system, and prevents The dsvslopmsus Of ths
disease, taken On The hrst approaeh u h Pre-
monitory symptoms. Il b mot only tn tss1
remedy ever yet discovered for This class II eom-
sity We supply for . dollar brings h wilhia ths
reach Of evcry body; and IN bilioss diseicts,
whcrc FxvEn ASD AoUs psevails, every body
should have Il, and use Il frseIy. both for eurs
and protection. 1t IL hoped this prico wHl paass
IL within tho reach Of all The poor - ven = he
rich. A great superiority Of this rspsdy ovss
any other ever discovered for The speedy end
certain cure Of Interuinens 10, that h costains
no quinism or other injurious efrscsi whasSsr
upon the constitution. Thoss curs1 BY h sso
len a. healthy - they had nsvs hsA Shs H.
ease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone Ne eousssussos
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

THANKseIviNo SERVICES. I'm &C
cordsnce with a previous arrange
ment by the different Churches in
Findlay, Thanksgiving services we're
participated in by a large congreea-
ton, yesterday, at the Methodist
Church. The sermon was preached
by Reverend j. A. Meeks, and the
other services were conducted by
Rev'ds Gurley, Caples, and Imhoff.
A full choir of excellent singers, led
by our friend Mefford, performed
their part well to make the occasion
one of solemnity and interest. The
sermon was both appropriate and
impressive, and all must have felt
that they were edited and instructed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

WAsHIsGroS, November 90
From ell that can be sscertsined, 1t
ia fair to presume that some OF the
vessels Of the Home Squadron will
soon proceed to Vera Cruz and 9th.
ar ports Of Mexico. Indeed, this
seems to be certain, 60 interesting
are the reported purposes OF France,
England and Spain now regarded
in official quarters.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

NEw YoaK, November l6.--There have
been some pretty bad failures within q few
days. The Kerosins Oil Company has gone
under. Some wealthy parties. II would
seem, undertook the erection OF buildings
for the Oil Company, in Brooklyn, and the
contracts for the supply OF the Ssotch coal
that furnishes the raw material from which
the oil 10 eItrsots6,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-25

uAMMoSToN LANDS. s.--We advertise
to-day the Hammonton Lands, a
large tract Of highly tillable land, in
the state of New Jersey. Those
interested in the purchase Of farms,
will give attention to this matter.
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Inhammations.

N. Bingham, a celebrated Physician Of
Utica, New York, says:-
al have treated cases of Inflammation OF
the Brain, Inflammation OF the Lungs, In.
fammation Of the Bowels and Kidneys. In.
hammatory Rheumatism, Child-Bed Fever,
with DR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment with
per feet success, even when all internal rem.
edies have failed, also cases Of Group, Scar.
let Fever, Canker, and liberated Throat and
Lungs with like success. In the epidemic
known as the Putrid Erysipelas by which so
many valuable lives were lost tested it fre.
quently and it never failed Of effecting a
speedy and certain cure. In casesof Burns,
Sprains. Bruises, Frozen Limbs. Chilblai MS,
Il c., il cures like charm. No Physician or
family will be single day without this met. .
icne, after becoming acquainted with its
power to cure
Sore Lips, Chnpped Hands, aud Chiibiains,
are completely cured by two or three nppli-
cations Of the Magnetic Ointment.
" Read advertisement in this paper.
October l4th. ls59.-I3m
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New YoRx, Nov. i5.--The failure Of the
Messrs. Slate a Co., engaged in the New
Bedford Oil and California trade 10 slikeiy "a
p,ove worse than at hrst supp, The II.
abilities are given at upward of $500, 200
and the assets are ssid not 10 be large.
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Findiay Market.
Cincinnafi Market,
New York Market.
Revers.

Fever, like every other form OF disease TO
by impure humors. This being caused by
the more rapid action OF the blood struggling
with nature, in endeavoring to cast out OF
the body the corrupt matter which is deadly
opposed to health. Hence the good and bad
humors are at war with each other, and the
commotiun which follows causes Fever and
heat. The symptoms OF Fever are alternate
various; causing heaviness, lsnguid, diff.
cult breathing. eyes dull and heavy, anxiety,
sighing and yawning, alternate fits Of heat
and cold. After which the patient com.
plains Of pains ih the head snd back. great
thirst, nausea and sickness, a fulness about
the stomach, and sometimes vomiting bilious
matter. DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills ore
acknowledged to be Strengthening and de-
lightful medicine for all kinds Of Fevers.-
They not only cleanse the stomach and bow.
els from all bilious matter, but tn open the
eScretoiy vessels, causing them to pour CO.
pious illusions from the blood into the bow.
els, after which the corrupted mass is thrown
out by the natural rassage OF the tody. All
that is required, in urgent cases OF Fever,
will be to take large doses. In order to
have them operate thoroughly by the bowels,
take from three to five night and morning,
until the Fever entirely disappears. After
which, from two to four every evening, until
we'll, and you will be convinced that this is
the best way to check Fever. because they
drive out all Inflammation, and restore the
body TO state OF sound health. And the
blood and other fluids will be so thoroughly
purified that disease IN any form wi be ut
terly impossible.
II Dr. Morse's Indian Root P Ills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment OF
perfect health frequently have need 10 have
recourse 10 tonics as preventlves Of disease.
We are never too well armored against the
assaults Of "the ills that flesh is heir Ia. -
Such an invieorator they may find in HOS.
| TETTER'S BITTERS-a medicine that
cannot be taken regularly Sithout giving
vitality and elasticity 10 the system. At
this season, particularly, the strongest man
is not proof against the malaria, in certain
sections OF the country. In all cases Of Fe.
yer and Ague, the BirrERs is more potent
than any amount OF quirlne, W hle the most
dangerous cases of Bilious Fever yield to its
wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine will never use another,
for any of the ailments which the HosrErrER
BrrrERs Processes 10 subdue. Tothose who
have not made the experiment, we cordially
recommend an early application to the Bit.
TrRs, whenever they are stricken by diseases
OF the digestive organs.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
u See advertisement in another column.
- -<r-.>->-
HuMBuG HrMnuG!! - This is the favorite
cry Of some persons. A piece OF intelli-
gence is declared by the press; "humbug,"
cry they. without even reading the article.
Some important discovery is made in sci.
ence and art; still "humbug" is their re-
ply, although they are as ignorant as mules
OF the subiec, they thus descry. medical
discovery is announced. and louder still
they cry "humbug, humbug,' without even
look ing into the merits Of the article present.
ed, or examining the testimonials Of its
worth. Kennedy's Medical Discovery, when
it first made its appearance, was greeted in
the same manner; but its wonderful cures Of
Scrofuls, Canker, Erysipelas, and every hu.
NOR, soon silenced the voice of calumny,
and nought was heard but unqualified praise.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY Pns,o

are 80 composed that disease within tho range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or svade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigoratc every portion Of the human or
gansm, correcting lis diseased action, and re-
storing It's healthy vitalitics. As consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who IL bowed
down with pain or physical debility is sstonished
at once 30 simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure thc everyday com.
plants Of every body, but also many formids-
bls and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below
named 10 pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their eures
and directions for their use In the following eon-
plainu: Costipcness, Heartburn, HsadocS aris-
ing from disordsred Stomach, Naused, Iadigsstios,
Pa'n in and Morbid Iaaction Of tie Bososls, F,ai.
ulsncy Los of Appetite. Jdundics, and otksr
kindred complaints, arising from low state of
the body or obstruction Of Its functions.
Do not he put of by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make moro profit on. Ask
for ATkR's PILLs, and take nothing else.
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Att GEsuisE KgsSEoY's NEpicL Dis
covzRr is put up IN four-square bottles, en-
closed in red envelope. marked Kennedy s
Medical Discovery. VI Att OTHERS NOT
GESuiNE. IN
isH.k5 A. nAaeWoRTnv, SVDFTi Agents.
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spetiaI Motitts.
The Test of Twelve Years Experience
mas PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY or
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.

II ia pronounced by Physicians the best rene.
dy for CONSUMPTION. ScRorrLA, CHRoSic RnEra.
ArIsa, &C., ever discovered.
Caution The value Of this remedy depends
upon lis purity. and in order to secure our
customers pure article. one Of our firm wen,
to Newfoundland TO superin,end the manufac
ture Of our OIL, and we WARRANT IT FIRE. Sec
that the label has the "eaglc and mortar" and
the signature over the cork of each bottle. MS
there is great deal of cheap, inferior oil
palmed of for genuine, to the great injury OF
patents.
to- Ask for Hegeman, Clark h Co.'S, aud
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

a. "a y SAOA4 y OSVSA esAp
ron rus RAPID cURn OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsensss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients In advanced stages Of ths
Disease.
30 wido ID the field Of IL usefulness, and %
numerous arc the cases Of its cures, dat almost
every section OF country abounds IN pcrsons
publicly known. who have been restored nom
alarming and even desperate discases ot- ~
lungs by Its use. When once tried, its superior.
ity over every other medicine Of its kind b too
apparent to escape observation, and where 10
virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitaes
what antidote to employ for the distressing And
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organA
that arc incident TO our climate. Whilo many
inferior remedies thrust upon the communiq
have failed and been discarded. this has gsineA
friends by every trial. conferred benefits on tho
afflicted they can never forget and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable TO b
forgotten