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rUNIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view ofthe
/ awful destruction of human liie caused by
Sexual diseases, and the dcccptions practiscd
upon the unfortunate victims by quacks, sever
al years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon.
asa charitable act worthy uftheir name, to open
ia piSpcnSary for the treatment uI this class
diseases. In all their forms, and 10 give Medical
Advice gratis, To all who apply by letter, with
Il description ofthcir condition. Gage, occupa'
tiun, habits life, 10, y andim eases Of extreme
poverty. L. FURNi>H MEGiCINs FREE Of CuARGE.--
IL Is needless I" add that the Association com.
maudS III" highest Medical skill Of the age, aud
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat
mcnt.
The Directors Of The Association in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases. express The highest satisfaction " nh
the success which has attended the lahOrs Of
the Consulting Surgeon IN the cure "i SPERMA.
TORl.IIEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, 1MPO-
rENCE. GONORRlltEA, GLEEr. SyrnILis, the
Vice If OSANiSM. or SELf' 'tEssk, Nr.. Ar.. ard
order "a continuance Oi the same plan Tor thu
ensuing year.
The DIRECTORS. on u review ofihc past. fee as
Surcd that their lahurS IN this sphere of b"nc>'
olrm effort. have been "f great benefit To tho
afflicted. especially H. the young, aud they have
resolved tu devote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this worry important hut much despised
cause.
+, Just Published by the Association. n Report
on Spcrmat orrhoca or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice OF Onauism, MnSturhation or Sell. Abuse.
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting surgeon, which viii he sent by mail,
lin u scaled letter envelope FHEE ~ Cu>RGE,"u
receipt ui Two STAMPS for postage. Otlcr l'c'
ports and Tracts un III" nature and treatment
81 srNurl Diseases. Diet. Nr., arc constantly be-
iu- pulllShcd for Eratuit"uS distribution. ant
wi'l lac sent To tho aillirtcd. Some al the new
rumcdic, and methods of treatment discovered
during the last year. are OF great value.
Address for Report or treatment. Dr. SG' l.
p lis llorGnrrS. Acting Surgeon Howard AsS'''
iriati"n. Ne. south Ninth Street .PhiladclphIa,
: peunsylyan'.,. rs order "fihe DircCtc',.
EZRA u. llEhRrN ELL. PTfHdsnf.
T. GEu. FAiRClliLp, Secretary.
: .Iauu;trV Il. lH,p.--lN.
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THREE PER CENT. A MONTH,
Or TIC
PERlLS OF FAST LIVING.
A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN.
CHARLES BURDETT,
Author of SECOND Marriage. Elliott Family.
Marion Desmond, Never too Late &c,
One vol, l2mo.. cloth. i'rcc 81 UU.
(FTom Hs Gassiie.)

This hook deserves 10 be singled out and
noted rs above tho many novels which arc
published. Both IN structure and style 1t is
entitled to the name of art. II is Il Tale of Do.
mcstic Life rehoarSng the ntcrwOvcu histories
III round of every day characters. and liz
aim Is to show the lullIeS of the tun many, so.
called passions and pleasures of fashionable
lite, touching in M part upon ground that
properly belongs tO the vast domain of ru.
mHnrc.
Tho Bachelor VI llionaire Uncle George. is u
character rcmindi. us the brothers Cheery.
BILE, and although he teaches the sweet uses
of adversely" with severe discipline. il brings
out the true beauty ot character. and shows
huw lew there are who can - through the
trials vi everyday lie, and IN the end prove
their conslancy.
Copies Of either Of the above Books. with u
handsome Git worth from 30 cents To slO0 will
be sent Ia any person ~ the United States
upon receipt of 90. and u cents to pay post
age, 10y addressing the Publisher.
new and Classified Catalogue of Books IN
every department of literature. together with
4 List Of GINS, and every information relative
! Ia the establishment at agencies In the en-
| Book business. viii he mailed tree tu any one
10y GEORGE q. EVANS. Puhishcr,
| And Originator of the Git Book Business
| No. 49, Chestnut street, Philadelphia
| 81 ptember o. lSjg.
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NOTICE. John Swaney, of the county OF
lN Iowa, In the state of Iowa; james Swa.
ncy, Of the county of jackson. in the state of
Iowa; Martha Gleason. of Seneca county, Ohio:
aud - Gleason, her husband whose place
of res dence Is unknown: Nancy Drake and
Isaac Drake, her husband, OF POwashick coun.
'ty, Iowa: Wesley Swaney, of the state of Cali
iOrnia; Franklin Swancy, of Hancock county.
Ohio; Margaret Locey, and Henry LOcey. her
husband of Hancock county, Ohio; Rein Swa.
nov, Ellie Nilsson, and John Nilsson, her hus.
band. Rein Drake. and Matilda Drake. ofWuod
comfy, Ohio: Mary st. Clair, and Samuel st.
Clair, her husband, oi Hancock county, Ohio;
and Joseph A. Drake, and Sarah Swaney, wild
wv James Swaney, deceased, will take notice
3Oth day of August, 1859, in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio. and is now
pending therein, hy James Welsh. wherein the
said james Welsh demands partition of the
following real estate, situated in the county Oi
Hancock, and state of Ohio. described as fol.
'lows:--The southeast quarter of section num-
Der four, township two nor,h, range twelve
east containing loo acres more or less also.
/ the northeast quarter of section nine, town,
ship two north. range twelve oast-containinr
/ leo acres, mere or less; also, the southwest
lquaricr Of the south west quarter Of section
three, township two north, range twelve cast
containing forty acres, more or less and alSI
laSking for the assignment oi dover to said Sa
rah Swancy in said premises. Notice is ais,
given, that at the next term of said Court ap
iplication will be made bv the said Jane,
Welsh, Tor an order that partition may bt
made oi said prcm!scs or If the same Canno
be done without manifest injury, that such pro
cecd;ngs may he had IN the promises Ms ar'
authorized hy Law. JAMES WELSH.
i by O'NEALN BLAcXFuRD, his Attorneys
August Is. lsjH.--[4w
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FVNO TEACHERs.--Tho Board of School Ex.
aminers for Hancock county, Will hold a
session for the purpose of examining Teachers,
at the Union School room, in Findlay, on tho
first Saturday of January and the first Satur.
day of February, and the first and third Satur.
ten o'clock, Il. M, untilfIrther notice is given.
JOHN BOWMAN, CLERK.
FINpLAY, Jan, !, 1859.
N. B. All applicants will he required to pre-
sent to the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more of their present or previous ON
ployers, giving a satisfactory statement as to
their moral character and faithfulness AS
Teachers; or, if they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying TO their
moral character and studious habits.
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DETITION FOR DIVORCE. John |

i man Palmcrton. who's" place of residence
IS unknown. hut who is not II resident of tho
istatc Of Ohio, is notified that Susan Margaret
Palmerton did, on the 18th day of September.
\. D. 1859, Glc her petition in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county of H.ncock. and sta'c OF
Ohio. charging the said John Lyman Palmer,
ton with adultery with one Phebc Alice Stack.
house, and others. and with extreme cruelty
and gross neglect of duty: and asking that she
may be divorced from the said John Lyman
'Palmert0n, which petition will stand for hear.
ing ut the next term of said Court.
SUSAN MARGARET PALMERTON,
BY Corr Il BROwSs, her Attorneys.
| September II, lS5a.-[Gw
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THE LlV ER
IN WIG O r AT @ r
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

Is one OF 'hc best Purgativc and Liver Med
/ icin"s now before the public. that acts ASA
Cutidgiir. easier. mllder. ana more ellcciuHl
than any otter medicine known. ltiSnnt only
4, CaihnItic, but n LlrU remedy. acting first on
the L,rrr to eject its morbid matter. thus ac.
complishiug two purposes cllcc tually. without
any nt the painful feelings experienced In the
pcration, 81 most CdiidItics. II Strengthens
the system Al tHc same time that II purgcs II:
and when taken daily In moderate dnses, will
strengthen and build II up with unusual rapid.
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IL cents II line. Notices % cents n line.
All advertisements counted AT the rate of II
lines nunparcl or II lines agate To tho inch
Eugravings on reading pages charged the same
~ Notices.
Arrll 20, lSj9.-[Gm
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DETITION FOR DIvoRCE.-Selicn ISh.
L am, of the state Of Michigan, is notified
that Fanny lsham did. on the nth day of Sep
tcmher A. d. lisa, file her petition in the olire
,uf the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas.
within and Tor the county or Hancock, and
state of Ohio. charging the said Scden lSham
with willful absence from the said Fanny lsham
for more than three years last past: and asking
that she may he divorced from the said Scllcu
Isham, which petition will stand for hearing AT
the next term of SAID Court.
| FANNY ISiAM.
l'v Corr < BgpwNs, her Attorneys.
! September l7th. lS59.- [Gw
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Aaron williamson, E,,.,.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that tho subscrIbo,
~ has beon api'viEted and Qualified ma Al.
miBiattator OH t,e estate Of Aaron William AZ"
late ~ jackson township, Hancock COUNTY
Ohio. d9ceased. HENRY n. MILLER,
- Adninisfrator Of said deceased
September 18th, IsSv.--I3w
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Thursday, October 18th, 1859,

the undersigned will offer ut public sale sixty.
Ave lots, in William Yance's Addition to NORTH
Findlay, Hancock county, Ohio. These lots
are situated on the West side of Main street,
and North of the river blanchard. They are
beautifully located, and well adapted to build
ing purposes; the ground being high and dry
Will admit of cellars under tho most Of the
houses. The Fremont d Indiana Railroad
which passes through part of said Addition, IL
being rapidly pushed to completion, and in a
business point Of view those lots are very val.
liable. Terms will be made known on the day
Of sale. WILLIAM VANCE.
FISDLAY, September 18th, ls59.-[2w
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Coral, Garnet, EneraId, Cameo, Mosaic, La
vi, Jet, and Gold Stone sets; Gold Lockets.
Gold Pens and Cases; Gold, Coral, Garnet, Ca
meo, aud Mosaic Bracelets; Rings, Sleeve But
tons, Fob Slides, Bosom Studs, Silver Forks,
Batter Knives, Ear Drops, Pins, &C., &c.-
worth from twenty-five cents to $l5 each.
~ The GIFT will be sent Immediately on re-
ceipt Of the subscription money.
Address: @. Il. TOWN 4 CO.,
Publishers OF tho mason & DiNun's Line"
No. % Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
June II, IS59.-f6m.
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Administrator,a A Notice.

NorloEs Nrlso 's. ssreby given, that .he ssp,o oribs,
in'nlstrator on tho estate OF Noah y. Graves
deceased, late Of Hancock county, Ohio.
....-,,, FREDERICK OIDWAY. e
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Groceries! Groceries!!

TUE subscriber having purchased the Gro-
Il Gerry Establishment hitherto owned by
Mr.. Louis Adams, Opposite the Court
House, and ......
ONE DooR SOUTH OF THE CITIZENS BANK.
is prepared to sell at this wehknownstand,
WHOLRsALE Oh RETAIL,
al good quality pf everything inthe Grocery
'ihet 6ts'v VERY FAvoRABLr TERMS.
Please give us call. l L.-.at
''0'1rt'. H RosENTHAL
FIspLAY, o. March -, 1858, NJ '..'
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Union School.

rIyHE different departments Of the Findlay
l. Union School not already In session, win
All Interested will bear this fact In mind.
By order ofthe Board OF Education. =
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NEW BLICATI0NS.


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No. 438 Chestnut street,
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ing new Books
THE LIFE OF
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WRITTEN BY HIMSELF;
Comprising his early life, Hurting Adventures
Daring Deeds IN Border and Indian Warfare
Services under Gen'l jackson in the Greek
Congress, Triumphal Tnur IN the Northcrl
States, and Struggles In the Texan War o
Independence. together with an account u
his glorious death at the Alamo.
In one limo. volume; handsomely bount.
Price. .... ...... 90.
We copy the following from the Philadclphii
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been presumed upon III tho publication "i nl
sorts of outrageous and uhscCnc nuisenSc, III
coarse almanacs, and other vehicles for luw
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crs. II IL a. marked and characteristic as the
subject was; his portrait lalthlully drawn, ana
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,nd recall many OF the incidents to which his
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new CLASSIFIED Catalogue of BOOKS an,
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AFFLICTED READ.
1uLNDEIPIIiA MEDICAL uOus

4
i EsiHhll shed twenty-five wears ago by DR..
klNNELIN, corner of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Pen sylvana.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered !'r. X. most sue.
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"i priva'c nature: manhoodS debility, as ~
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is AN evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
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Few of those who give way to this perncous
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/ Ifhe emanoipatcs himself before the prac'
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4
atod. "
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i Young man-lct no false modesty deter you
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RECRUIT TIE DEBIIITATED,
and that there Ia no disease OF the Stomach. and
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous System. the
skin, Glands or Muscles. in which They do not
Civ" prompt relcl, and. Qfadministcred before
the very citadel Of life has been invadcd.) cf.
iect Il painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that tho SCANDlNAVlANV
ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are end 'rsed hy the
experience at thousands at living witnesses
who. IN letters. aliddvts, medical works, and
by word OF mouth, proclaim them tn be tho
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Ia tho broken down victims of III health, They
hunt disease through every avenue and organ
of the system, and expol II thoroughly aud per.
manently.
! No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial-they are not only better, hut IN
fact, cheaper than amy other Pills, for IL takes
less number of them TO produce better Of
! feet.
I Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier, 81 per bottle, or s. per half dozen. -
Oi the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, %
cents per box, or Ave boxes for a.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Ger.
tifcates published in Il conspicuous part OF
this paper from time to time.
| Dr. Robank's S Medical Almanac aud Family
| Adviser, containing great variety ofinlerest'
| ing and valuable Medical information, can be
mad gratis of any of his Agents throughout the
Country.
In difficult and complicated cases. DR.. Ro.
back may he consulted personally by letter,
IenClosing stamp.
Principal Onice and Sales Rooms, No. @ East
Fourth 81, Sd Building from Main street, Gin.
cnnau, q. Laboratory in Hammond street.
| For sale In Hancock county by
| A. LANGw0RrHY, Findlay;
GILBERT. FAIL & ON, Vanlue;
WIN. GRUBBS, Van Buren,;
| u. BARNEY, McComb;
d. PETERS 4 SON, Arcadia;
| NJ. HOOK, West Independence;
| J. b. EATON, Benton;
| THOMAS STARkS, Arlington;
| HENDERSON & SONS, Mount Blanchard;
| 7. MAH0N 4 SONS, Willanstown;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally.
Feb. 8, (Feb. 10, Jan. ID ls59.-lv.
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FREMONT g. INDIANA RAILROAD
NOTICE TO SIIRSCIRERS

rJNHE iron Is on the way from the East, suni
/ cient to lay the track from FostOra to
findlay, and will be laid down as soon as the
friends Of the enterprise furnish the means to
dciray the expenses. Come friends, give your
best efforts to hurry the thing along. and 1t will
soon be completed. ID. J. CORY,
deputy Treasurer +. g. L. II. n.
June 2, 195g.-ftf
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Proposed Amendment TO the Constitu.
ton.

Relative to an amendment to the Constitution
providing for Annual Sessions of the General
Assembly.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of The state Of
Ohio, Three.nfths of the members of each
house concurring therein, that II be and is
hereby proposed to the electors OF tho state to
upon the approval or rejection OF the following
anne ndment as q substitute for the hrst clause
OF the twenty. Nth section OF the second arti.
ole OF the Constitution OF this state, to- witt
san regular sessions Of the General Assembly
shall commence on the first Monday in January,
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April2, 1859.
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Great Sale of Town Lots
POSTPONED.

TN consequence of the funeral of my niece
i (MleS W. Nance'S wIfo) being on the day
previously advertised, the public are request.
ed to take notice, that on
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WARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bencroisnt Institution, tsfaJiish,d BY sp,eai en-
dormmt for he T,li.C Of The SICK and disfr,ss,d,
afflicted rih Iiruisni and Epidemic diseases.
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Experience has rendered !'r. X. most sue.
ceSsfuI practitioner in the cure Of all diseases
ui u priva'c nature: manhoud'S debility, US piI
impedment TO- marriage; nervous and Soy'iai
inHrmitics. diseases Of the skin, and thpse
arising irum abuse Oi mercury.
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FARM AND INFIRMARY.

Tofh' Qualified Ioirs Of Hancock county, Ohio:
VNiiE qualified electors of Hancock county,
Il OHIO, al the election On the second Tues
day 81 oot"bcr next, are hereby requested T.
cast their votes IN favor Of or against the levy
ing ni n tax by the County Commissioners OF
said county, topLr 'hase II
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Farm for n County In6rmary.

one. two, and three years ensuing.
Those voting In favor of the purchase. musi
have written or printed on their ballots, .,Farm
and Inhrmary--Yes." Those opposed, Shall
have written or printed on their ballots,
"Farm and Innrmary-No.'
The Judges OF Election In the several ,own.
ships, win return TO the Auditors ofice' in
findlAy before tho fourth Tuosday I'm October
neat, Il certifed statement of the i1,umbcr ~
yUos cast IN their respective tvwnships ii
p..lled against II; also. the whole number OF
votes polled.
by order Of the Commissioners of Hancock
county. AARON HOWARD, 44udisor.
| September 0. ls53.--ttw
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blood PURIFIER AND blood PILLS
DIR. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES,

NllEN DR. ROBACk. tho renowned Swe.
w dish Physician. introduced his Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills IN the United States. he
sat forth IN PLAIN language their curative
properties. This was years age. The task oi
recommending them has since been iatsn oui
OF has hands. Enlightened men. whose char.
,ct"r for sound Judgment and philosophy.
give their opinions weight in the community.
men who observe, reflect, and make "assur.
'ncc doubly sure " before they decide
everywhere approving and urging the use o
these wonderful preparations. Al who con
ndc in the wisdom and honesty of this class, ~
who choose To investigate for themselves, ARE
now OF one mind On tins important Suhioot.
DR.. Roback invites the attention of the Scl
TO the
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INOK sALE-A good one story frame house,
H. containing nve rooms, opposite the Fre'
mont 4 Indiana Railroad, nn water street,
Fndldy, Ohio is offered tor sale cheap. II II
situate un corner lot -- has Il good cellar, u
well uf good water, with chain pump IN n, u
stable aud other buildings, aud the lot is sup
piled with irult trees advanced IN growlh.
ANTHONY B0lillER.
FISpLAY, Ohio, August 10. 1859.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-09-30

VIII" have languishcd for years IN helpless
weakness and despondcnry, rccupcrnto with
almost miraculous rapdity under their invig.
Grating operation. That an Sexual,sablilics
are removed hy their cordial and gently stim.
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