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SCHEDULE OF GLE Is -
Patent EnglIsh Lever Gold Watshea. 800 %
ssi1. ARehSs LeEe es G fs9.E
Ladies' isk case GSid Lever Wase6ss open DIAL IS 90
Gents Silver Lever Watches, ef.1 IS 90
Gents sy EsF EsSfs Wssss. 1899
Psii; sR 1893
Eaas a ss,4 n sRd Drops ane
Eadss, Gold Brsasls.s, stone settings, 70 60
sed eRaas 81
s ERsA Bs G5 6n19 choice.
LaEss so s Spring double cases. 70 CO.
Medium size, No. s, LocEets, do -. do 90
Heavy Gold Pencil Gases, with Gold PENS SO
Ladies' Gold Pencils, j.5GI,-,- =. .F : 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, so
Gents Gold Pens, with Silver Extension Pencils u 90
Ladies' Gold Pens in Boxes with Ivory Holders, ! so
Ladies' Florentne Sets, Pin and Drops, 10 90.
Ladies, T.. Sets do DO S9 6sS
Esd iss Cameo s Pins, large size, 40 IS g
Ladies' EaaIs.' Do Dc Dc %saG"' s SS
Ladies, Plain Gold Pins, new Pattern. 8 50
E Mis1s.' Do DO a ae5 dR FfHs.' 9 g
Gents, Cluster Pins, opal centre, SO
Gents, Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs, 50
Gents F PsTp Gold dol do do do do SSo
Gents sleeve Buttons, ~ $50
Ladies Ladies' Pearl SS os S9 Gases, sSSSSs
Ladies' Cameo, Mosaic, or Gold Stone Ribbon Pins 50
6entSf SILVER Pencils,
Gents Pearl Pocket Knives blades, best quality 90
Gents Bun or Ivory do do do IS
Misses Lava Pins, 2 so
Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold ToothpicEs with Slides, 90
Gents Gold Rings, with Stone Setting, so
Ladies, do do do so
Sets, Silver-Plated Tea Spoons, 90
Slver-Plated Butter Knives, 90
Ladies' or Gents Porte anomalies, ,r-.fz l1- so
Gents Gold Watch Keys orVest Hooks, 90
Ladies' Forentine Breast Pins, so
Ladies' Jet do a so
Ladies' Mosaic do do & 90
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 450
Missed do - do 8 so
Misses, Ear Drops, with Stone Setting. J,ass 3 90
Misses Gold Bracelet, Half Round Rand, 90
Ladies' do do do 90
Gents Scarf Pin, 90
Gents, Jet Studs .. s 90
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, so
Misses Gold Crosses --s-e'-~ so
Miscellaneous Gins, not enumerated in the above
List, varying in value from IS cents to $a5 90
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40 BROAD STREE, Pu1A., Pa.
CRErG ''In lifting the kettle from the IRE It BE-
came umanageable, tilted over, Seaded my hands
very severely almost to crisp. It awful sight
The Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pain. II
healed rapidly, without soreness and left Of ae
count Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This IlnimeEt is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules-NIr. John Ds-
nierman, Montgomery, Ala, sold a slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness> by
this Liniment Every family should have It
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Liniment, and take no other.
Sold BY all Dealers throughout North and sOuth
Amsriea, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean.
for 25 eh so Gu and LOO. Per Bottle
R.GRIN.RS = P.ARE, ~. n
7. H. LOGAN : Co.. and LAuGHL1Ns & BusHr1ELp
LGenLl I0E MheellnE. nnrlr. -
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WINES, BRANDIES,E RUNS.
40 2 FST;AS,EE rE.AI q. -

ID TIERNAN son, .ta North oharles tR.,.,r,or.
9GsI the wing articiesssof their
lportation rtcnarly for family nse: M u ~
. slIERRft &lNEs-Pemartnes finest paie,ygoldg and :
brown Sherrfes, In wood In glass sS'N< '"N
sPoftSin wood Ia glass, 49, - ..ii- -
RAtNlEE-Ibhns Howard March!s fne n adAira i
IN TooI and In class; al9o5 Grape ulce.SF
aSCh Steinberger, Marcobrun
ner cabinet milchI i0f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and CaSndonSF sahsSt III
quarts sand P4uts3ttttSS Il Il lesli sihS 81 In &
0tard and HenneSsy,s fine old pale and dark
9r0nutSs ~ y $40
IRON ne i9lH IDS import direct from London.
/ hOhnANO GlH<TFheth hest qhklty-Tiernan brand-and
no nil taEe Of aromatic poison Init, -
z2 lchssts o. the finest HOME IRA i rah5-t
~ tostreceiVed and for sale by - -
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HEESais hyzl = .GmfsuI z 0W.ii.fEDVARDS + BRotSl
ERLIN Wire Belt Clasps aud Ruben eiET 7fr
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sHUMRHREYs,
HONECHOPATE3IC sREIGEDIEs

.6PHGHIo HoNG00PATHICR HnSEDIES
Stand eontessdly means for fReSe
& e s@ Tie
Of the intricate
and Of sipis spsSIScS 9oT BE Ts4
oas diseases TO they are up
er daPEeEoas they form ready
source psEeo ndrse, and are the comfort 81 tie
They possess theSep which were never
GSss no injury can aPse ~ aEs
you always take, how to take It. They
tas Ge sa!F
In thousands Of cases disease arrested at
Afterwards have relieved. - - = IS
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES. E.
E9:l. fSSsr Hts-R0EE Fever, Congestion and 1naam-
No; 2; Worm Pts-FOr Worm Fever, Worm coll6, Wet.
S GS OF sd 9yog Tst'hPs and
No.4. DfGrrhgdfP A&-Ror DIafrhoea, Cholera Infan
NS Rsy.satssy Cole. eriplng., Dysentery
No. Gaozera Pius-For cholera, Cholera Morbus
No: I: 6Ssgh Rtls For Coughs, Colds, Oai+sshes In
N9: s. zaotsaeas roqthaehe. raeeaehe and Nea-
No: 2; Readachs I4izs-Eor Headache, Vertigo, Heat
and Fqliness Of the Head. III sd EIifE p53s.iE.
maehs, and liver 6ompiain aa 0''
No. H. For Female Irregularities, scanty, PaintulO r
NG ~ FsesGzs Leneorrhoea. proidse Menses,
n. -
No T. 0osp Rs.-Ror Group. .Hoarse Cough. BAD
NO. I4ss2 Bhesm PsHs-rOF Erystpelss. Erupt,ohs,
n. Nj i e s. 6ss:.
Tor Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Ague, old
POP piles, Blind or bleeding, Internal or External
OWeof soar, weak or 1naamsd Eyes and Eyelds, Fail
PSr oataEh Of long standing either with
O-Por Whooping Cousin abating its violence and
In ACgEE sEAsRssuch Fevers, 1ndammatOns, Dar
rhoas Dysentery Group, Rheumatism. and such erupYe
as scarlet Fever, heases and EEyspeashe adj
vantage OF giving the proper remedies promptly obvious
and In a such cases the specifics act like The
entire disease often arrested once and in all cases the
violence OF the attack moderated tile disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous Even should physician
have to be called he will deeid
ed advantage from the previous treatment. .t,
oU9as aud COLDS which OF such frequent
ana which SO often lay the foundation Of lungs
1ronchaS and consumption may all be at cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills. 80,
In CHRONIC DISEASES such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Liver Complaint Piles Female Debility and
old Headaches, Sore Eyes, Catarrh,
SAT- Rheum, and other old eruptions the specifics
whose proper application will afford almost every
instance Often the Of single chronic difficulty such
as Dyspepsia Piles Caarrh Headache or Female Weak
has maid fort
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j LAS. M. DILLON.
1o9 MARKET STREET,
Plumber and Gas Filter

EEPs constantly on hand, Gas hxtures Lead and
wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and sizes
Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles Steam and
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrans Gum Hose and pscFinS
o. all Thcknesses, Antfretion Metal Pure Banca Tin
Orucibels in the country,
Also. Pollys improved and patent Chain Pump,
which 10 decidedly the pump the age the rIgb
will be sold on fair termi " s''S
~ Galvanized IrOp Tubing, IncorrOsive and for con.
pressure pipe for hot water and espe
9ny Tor cheaperthan Lead
AqueductPiPe constantly onhand, any size or guam
u - which can be furnished on short notice:
Ss,o '5 5S paid for old Copper, BrdssGad Lead.
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cents to S25
- $500 worth of the above Gifts will be mpartaIly dis
tbuted among the Purchasers every $1,000 worth Of
BOOKS sold All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
Books that Evans does not publish himself bought
direct from the Publishers, and In large quantities
to suit every taste to be found his Catalogue
prices which would be an inducement without Gift
system which offers 20 many additional advantages.
WORKS BY the most populaI authors living dead
from the most costly to the plain substantial,
at astonishing low prices n, -
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RMEUJWcRTTS.M
MUSTANG EMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mt; lLTcI Hyde Park, Vt, writes :-"That tho
5pt since the free Of the nSang IAniment have
wonders up hsre.' -
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady OF 26 had troubled with Indigestion for
several as to render great necessary the
selection OF her food After eating, the stomach
acid FOOD rising In her mouth with water and unpeas-
anti heavy loadlike sensation stomach continuing
forsooe hours frequent headaches bowels and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia pills, morning and night than
week almost symptom OF her disease had Vanfshed
and she like new benign ~ iFFg zen - ,
gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
consttuton had lately been good deal affected nd
geson weak stomach, tongue the mouth
ana attended with peculiar vertigo and Whrng in the
head so much as TO render his riding carriage or
even mounting eminence, quite dangerous After irving
several things Intellectually he fell the Dyspepsia Ps
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night morn.
Ing works Ike charm relieving all his vertigo and other
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD
IL ,fEelghS Intended the road must be
"a delivered between the hours of 4 a. M and N
none will be received after that hour TsWEENEY -
sePlV General Manager.
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lElhfIRESST N FFRIlE THB SRAAF lEI HARI


RUN .6WITHoUT REGARD TO COST
yreesa pteena.s alEgea
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do Hqh8 money, a,
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OUR REMEDIES By MAUI !. !,

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choose and enclose the aoup In or stamps
by mail to our address, at No 662 New Y6r al
the medicine viii be duly returned by mGr express free
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g. G.sE VANS,
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK. STORE. a

Ne 4S9 Cheonut Street, PhlIndeIPhIaS
Commences the NeVYeaF, with an enlarged Catalogue q
Ereatsr variety Of GiSs increased facilities buying
Goods and doing business and S nrepared r oer
greater Inducements to Book buyers than before
Time has proved that the Gin System permanenkr
EVANS Is determined to prove that his Establishment 4
conducted under that system liberal Impair
aI manner than any other Having lived down almost All
opposition, and having the legitimacy Of his plan of ope-
ration from Maine California afford
to be generous Try him. and judge foryourself. ~ q
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- P.ASSEMGERS

g3'l. :. 20. 9 8 3! 80 3 s ~
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ssff ~ :tg1tF-Y
Nofamiy should without these curattyes-
and private Use With The armed aud pre-
the Of dlsease;snd can meet IL
rightly hours q dsSeasG TeFfaefiE Srss
ta Whish by delay only be relieved BylbnR and ef-
oHs hours OF sutfernE II at aWt these at hand You
arp Rot e await the coming Of that often distant
poisoned or biisteredt
ths and restorethe Euddy current ofe
again 70 health and 10y. There only no fniuy aTise
IN case from their but the general influence upon
theconaitnnon question: Is most beneficial ~
AGENTS. WANTED. ~. II :, 90 ia
We destre active, efficient agent for the sale Of our
remedies, in community in the United Stats
address, .== .5..t q, DIR, F.EHUMPHREYS,' & CO.
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Q. HErsKKI1 = atas .e 5.,lE. n. swEARIxGEN,
HEISKELL & SWEARINGEN,a
AALNST., ORFDO0RAB0TELH DURH1A d CO.
:. :. Al, - Z IMPORTERS OF tft.l T.5yr O..
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
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nEALERS In All descriptions of Dress Goods Mantillaa
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BonnetSt Hosiery, &e.a&c. : 10y
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ImpOftant to Eem a IesgI5 . :

4hPoTtanG NECKLACES. ~
DIsEAsE females treated by DR. THIERs
~ Remedles for female derAngemen from StkoG5-y
Relief In Consultation letters
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Patients from distance provided
with board nursing and exclusive attendance Medicines
sent hyal Ialles private circular per letter Tree
nOV98-6m {fgi ~
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Pull set 60 large walls in case and $5 90
Full set 20 laEgevtSls in plani6ase and %
Case Of 10 numbered boxes and book. On
Case of numbered boxes and book, IN
Single numbered boxes, With directions, ~ q5
boxes, with directions, 81
Large plantation physicians cage, walls Is 90
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COUGHS AND COLDs.I

latter part OF last month, while travelling ecuring in
northern though pnbc audiences
he was entirely recovered and enabled pursue CALI
without them. -
Amarried lady of 20 had taken violent cold which set
ed on her lungs causing severe cough the side
considerable fever and hoarsenesS colds we're usual
very lasting and troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough Pills. four times day, In three days was en-
tirelV WE'LL NJ ,s.l,..f,y-.,l.t ,It.,; -. -,
Ayoung Of % had cough hoarseness for fifteen
months During cold weather his was lost So as only
speak In whispers pain induced on coughing cold dry OF
raising only tribe IN the morning. quite feeble and
benefit He commenced with the Cough Pils-one pill three
times per day-and found himself Improving his
cough mder and softer hoareness on strength and
appetite improved and In few weeks entirely wen
having taken no other medicine mt - 4.eII -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15
War News.

New YORK, July 1.-THE steam.
ships City OF Baltimore and Adelaide
have arrived.
The Adelaide comes from Liver
pool, via St. Johns, to which point
she brought tho first intelligence Of
the battle OF Solierino.
The City OF Baltimore left Liver.
pool on the Goth. but brings advicos
to the Both ultimo. received by tele
graph at Queenstown, where she
stopped in her passage.
Count Pourtsles, tie Irussian
ambassador, had arrived at the head.
quarters OF the Austrian army.
Laybach has heen fixed upon q.
the seat oi government Of Lombar,
dy. u|r
Tho Austrian head quarters have
been moved from Villa Frsnca tc
| Verona. ..
France 10 preparing to move ar
army on tho Rhine. r5..
General Gyulai, the ex Commander
in, Chief OF the Austrian army, haa
taken command as Colonel of q regi
ment bearing his name. The Pari,
} correspondent OF the London Tsnas
says in regsrd to the battle Of Softer
lino, that General Neil, with 80, 90,
men and two divisions Of cavalry, Il
Iall sbout 10000. was engaged i
forcing the Austrian oantsT. Ats
twelve hours lighting. the Ass
,,Itrians bsDugt up reserves 0f q, ,000
and the Allies their preserves pf 20,
1000. II wsa . most critical moment
lsad In three houn more shs gsnsss
lighting ended 10 the sdvantaes Q
'ItIis Allies. The Zousves as4 ssid 3
'|hAvs hasp mnoh cat -, and thsI Fir
'Dllhssssurs Of Algsris were ,srribl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

| WYAsporrs. July Z. NO business
i general interest we trsnsssted In
be Convention to day. Forty-nine
hembevs we're 10 attendance.
A resolution providing measure,
or taking the census Of the territory
BY districts. was adopted.
A resolution appointing Q com
hittee to petition Congress for Z
(silrosd grant was referred.
! Under resolution tho roll was call
I'd. and each member answered
wifi, the namo Of the State 9 nett
tutifn preferred as guide tor tn,
sevIral committees, aud the record
vod resulted as follows: Ohio twen
ty.hree, Indiana twenty three, Ken
tu&y enc.
the Committee on Credentials re-
ptted adverse to the admission ol
Abrris and Chase, County Dele
Ates, which report was adopted.
7 Severa speeches were made.
Tho President announced the
btsndirg Committees, soon afteI
which the Convention adjourned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15


KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL ConvEN
rros.-This Convention met at Wy
andott, Kansas, on Tuesday. Of las
week, and organized. Contrary Il
all expectations, the Republican,
have a majority OF nineteen, th'
members standing: tbiriy-fvo Re
pnblicans TO seventeen Democrats
Had not the Democracy at Lcaven
worth availed themselves Of theil
'avoritc system OF fraudulent voting
and thus secured the ten member,
from tina, district, they would hsv,
had hardly a visible existence in ,h,
Convention. All OF their intriguei
have been OF no avail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15
Congressional Slave Trade.

tn. S,r,h .rn h.,o,r;,n,,o.
Ahe ''ou'" o'e oeco'n'"R 'nore aho
m re clamorous for q Slave Code for
Ill., .o-;...; "a so.o,,
'ho 'erf'tor'eS' Hho see"' ueterthipeu
that this shall be O leading question
fN0o
III tho next Presidential campaign.
Tho aIon;.vilIa Do,r:.. ,h. ,o.d;.
"o 1' ''' 'no 'e""'"s
Democratic paper for Kentucky.
.,vaa ,,,erarca m Ito .an,;,,o,,a It.,
h''N' "''e'~' W 10 's"'''i'''S '"ue'
THE following Is our position on the ter.
ritoriai question::
!. Congress has the power 10 protec,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

ST.. JonN. N. F.. July 11.--.Thv
steamship City If Washington, from
New York. arrived at Liverpool Oh
tho fourth instant.
The intelligence from the seat O.
war states that no lighting has oc
Cured since the battle OF Solferino
Tho allied troops continued to cross
the river Mincio. without molesta'
ton from tho enemy.
The Emperor OF Austria has no
taken his departure for Vienna, al
he was said to intend, but he is nov
expected to remain in Italy.
The new English Ministry has an
nounced that it will be governed b,
n strict neutrality Mr.. Cubden ha
declined tho profered seat in TIT
new English NJ nistry.
The Emperor Napoleon had re
moved his head quart rs from Volt
to Valleggio.
The Sardinians nnder the com
mand Of Victor Enamel have in
vested Peschisra, their lines extend
ing from lake Garia to the Mincio
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

asserting slht We did charge that ,h'
said Constitution had been amepdsd
unde, took to knock Il down. BY deny
ing - positively,that such an amspd
ment had been made. When th,
gentleman furnishes proof from oul
paper Of such q declaration ss he at
tributes to US, we will be ready to an
swer bic demands for "docurnents.'
What wo did say ana now repeat
is, that tho Democratic Legislature
Of South Carolina did pass a Law
similar in its character to the Mas.
srchuset,s amendment; and all Mr..
lodging, and eqnivo.
'afins and quibbling, will no,
,hange tho facts In the case.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15
a CAarsc cteris,io Evasion.

The Editor Of the Courier. in keep
ing with his proneness to alp through
an astonishingly email crack in the
fence, when closely pursued, asserted
tn his last issue that wo had charged
that the Democracy Of South Caro-.
lima bad amended their state Con
stitasion, % - To incorporate pro
Sisious similar 10 the amend dusnt to
tbs Massachusetts, Constitution. Te
prove this he quotes us - saying:
WINS be- tss courisr ever had 10 ssy q
ls1 - tbs very sAuis nature. thst has hss,
10 eFee ID Dsmocfatis eosth Cssoiius &
sss - thsss years" &
Or exessdingly astuse psighbo
6eus VA ssen capsbls OF comprs
hssiiSg tho fact tl'st'lsws may dif
srr Sts tsei' origin, and differ /,
fbslt Astsll and yss he alike IN a.
tun; thst ens may b ths psovi-ies
oss CosAfitusion. and smother : h
xlsistiss sssAtnssns. spd yet bot
sabody sss same ssIjses msltar.
But TIE Idilor, hsviig sanstyuel
I'd biz 'as1 n <tFsw. by sesitivsI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

treated. FOUR generate were wonnd.
ed, and ca killed. Qsders have
been receiysd at Milan 10 prepare
IA 600 beds Tor the wounded.
PAsIs, Juno e9.-The konitsu,
contains details Of the battle Of Sol.
ierino, but these are reports Of diff.
ferent attacks OF the various eorps d,
armss. The Moniteur does no'
state the number Of killed and wound
ed On either side. -
TuRfR, June 1s.-Thc Piedmont.
ESQ Gazette publishes official dotsil,
Of the battle. written OH the same
day. According to positive inform.
alton, %, 900 Ssrdinians held tl,eil
ground against $4,000 Austrians
who occupicd formidable portion
from which they were dislodged b,
the Sardinians, under the orders oI
Cling Victor Emanuel.
Tho Sar,linian loss is said to b,
about 1000 killed and the same
number wounded.
Tho London Times Paris CORES
pondent reports that q project has
becn opened for the mobilization oi
one hundred battalions of the Ma.
tional Guard. and recognizing them
Tor garrison duty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15
I" Dan Sicklcs and wife are
again living together.
From Neighborinx Countier,

The heavy storm of rain and wind
which passed over this place on Sat.
urday last, was very destructive to
property in and about the city oil
Cincinnati. Several buildings in
process of construction were blown
down, gable ends blown in. several
houses and trees struck by lightning
and things ripped up generally
Another storm early on Sunday
morning also did considerable mis-.
chief to frail strncturs In the West.
ern part Of the city. A large barn
on Sycamore hill was destroyed, and
the tiIuucI s.sS-..-. ~ i.- ~.~Iy utcSS
ion; q blaming mill on Freeilian
street was almost entirely destroy ed,
and other !h,ldings more or lees
damaged Il Urbanf Citizen.
The mail between this place and
Upper Sandusky, as we learn from
the advertiser, has been changed
from u tri-weekly. This. together
with tho entire abolishment OF the
Fostoria route, is a source Of grea,
Inconvenience to the business mon
OF TiIin. lf this is the way the
department is going to curtsil ex
penses. by cutting off useful routes
and depriving the people OF the
North Of mail privilege, while mil
lions are snnk in giving out lat con.
tracts to political favorites and keep
ing up routes at the South. for the
benefit of particular localities We
want to know it.-f Tiff" Tribune.
A man named Ira h, formerly o
this place, but lately residing in Eder
township, Wyandot county, died a
about ten o'clock, Monday morning
Mr.. Trash had been engaged in
harvesting, and went to his house IL
a profnse perspiration, having heat
ed himself through over-exertion.- -
While in this situation he batheo
freely in cold ,celL 10 ,ter. and drank
u copious draught. Immediately al
terward he complained of interna
pain. laid down upon a bed, ant
died in q few minutes. Il Bacyru.
Journal.
ACCIDENT. MIR. Taber, met whitl
a serious accident on the fourth
while engaged in a wrestle. 1t ap'
pears that he made u challenge Il
any one for friendly wrestle, som,
one accepted it. and Ey some uuior
tunate step or lock, Mr.. Taber wa
thrown down severely iracturing th,
bone Of his leg, and receiving othe
bruises.-[ Waseon Republican.
FRosr. r.-On Sunday night lasI
July third, there was a severe fros
in some parts OF this county. /
Webster township, ice was ior,ne
in water troughs, and rails, boards
&c, were covered with frost. /
some portions Of Plain township
frost was also visible. But Sigh
damage was done. Il Ps1ys5ur
journal.
The Ben Flint arrived the frat {
this week with two hundred and fit
tons OF iron for the Fremont g. Ind
ana Railroad. The iron is bein
hurried forward as isst 40 possible
finish the road With. + Frsmo,
journal.