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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-17
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and that there is no disease Of the Stomach and
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous system. the
Skin, Glands or Muscles. in which they do not
give prompt relief, and, OfadminStcred before
the very citadel of lite has been invadcd.) cf
iect painless and perfect cure.
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG
ErABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the
experience ni thousands of Evug witnesses
who. IN letters, ahday.ts. medical works. and
by word of mouth, proclaim them IL he the
very best preparation of the Kind ever offered
to tic broken down victims of III health. ThcS
hunt disease through every avenue and orgu
ofihe system, and eXpel ii thoroughly and per
manenlly.
NJ une can doubt their superiority after one
single trial al-thcy are not only better. but il
fact. cheaper than any other Pills. for ii take,
u less number of them u produce - bottor Of
feet.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle. ar s. per half dozon.-
Oi the Scandinavian Vegetable blood Pills. 2;
cents per box, or flvc boxes for 81.
Read DR.. Ruback'S Special Notices and Ger
uHc.dcS published IN conspicuous part I"
this paper from time To time.
DR.. lt"back'S Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser, containing 4 great variety uf Interest
ing and valuable Medical information, can b,
mad gratis oi any of his Agents throughout I'll,
country.
IN difficult and complicated cases. Dr. Ro
back may be consulted personally by letter
enclosing stamp. 40
. Principal Onlcc and Sales Rooms, No. & Eas
Fourth ST.. 3d building from Main street. Gin
cinnatI. q. Laboratory in Hammond street.
For sale IN Hancock county by
A. LANGWORrlY, Findlay;
GILBERT. FAM. ~ on. Vanlue;
WM. GRUBBS, Van Buren;
u. BARyEY, McComb;
d. PETERS IS son. Arcadia;
NJ. HOOK. WuSl Independence;
/ J. b. EATON. benton;
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"Marshal's Uterine Cathulicun has proved
to be fully as valuable rs II Is claimed Ia be IN
many severe tests made by medical gentle.
mon aud others. Dr. Bridge isa reg liar phy.
sIcan of worry fine attanmen;S, and i man
ui great judgn and discrimination, a judi.
diseases, especially those of women and child.
rcu. From JHyNiClG!IS.
'MarShall's Uterine CHiholicun will certainly
cure all the diseases for which IL is recon.
nenIcd."
There is no medicine lilc it in thi. country.
Sin the worst eases have ever itot with,
MIrShalrs Uterine CatholiuOn is i certain and
safe remedy
MARSIiALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
: Is unhcSititngly offered as u reliable remedy
for all these complaints 10 which every woman
is liable. and which gradually affect the mind
rs well rs the body, So that 10 think. talk oI
work becomes alike source of suffering, Il
not mpoSsIbility. Among the complaints iul
(which the CatholiCOn is II remedy aro Failing
oi the Womb, whites, Suppressed, Irregular
4 or Painful MenStruatiun, Bluating, lnninmii
tons. and Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary
.Drguus. Retention or lncnnt,ucncv at CrUe
! Heartburn, CuStivcncSs, NERVOUSNESS, Faint
ings, Pal1itatiuns, Cramps, Disturbed Sleep
aud all troubles, organic or sympathetic, con
inected with the uterine urg.tlis.
Y Ladies' who arc troubled with any OF th,
above symptoms, or with spine, liver or iun!
complaints. are invited 10 address Dr. DlllDGi
with iull confidence that they VIII hnd relief
Marshalrs Uterine Catholicon Is not II qu;tcl
medicine, but its ingredients have been lnad
known To the Medical Colleges, and they ar
at the service OF any respectable physician II
the country.
Tie Price Of MdRSHALL'S UTERLNi
CiTHOLICONi is Que dollar and u half per si
git bottle.
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ITJ,sn AND i.uI EOIt slLE.-

i II dersigned having removed from Fndlav,
has II comfortable and convenient dwelling for
sale. II is situate on the West end Of Hardin
street. Tho house is one story and Il half gIx
32-has Nix rooms and pantry-a good well oi
water, with chain pump; and the lot is suppl.
ed with fruit and ornamental trees.
This property will be sold low, mr. traded for
land or good paper. ". B. GRING.
FlNDLAY. Ohio, February IL. 1859.
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To News Dealers,

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cheap edition of the Gasefts, will be sent by
Express at the rate Of $3.50 per hundred (2t
cents II c'py.) But in no case will such pack
ages he sent until aner tho money Is received.
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Those who wish to "open an account" can or
der the paper though Ross 4 Touscy, or Dox
ter X Brother. of New York, or of other whole
sale dealers, in Philadelphia, Boston, and else
where. The paper will always be ready ioi
delivery before the first Of each month. News
dealers must inclose one cent "A copy (extra)
to prepuy packages sent BY mail.
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HHAaCE FOR FARMs.-The undersigned
~ has for sale 240 acres OF land, located In
Henry township, Wood county. Ohio, which he
VIII dispose OF on quite REASONABLE TERMS
Tor money, or for property that can be readily
converted into money The land is divided IN
to three tracts-two forty acres each. aud one
iOO acres. s. A. SPEAR,
FISpLAY, May 20. Real Estate agent.
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WlNCHtSltHS GENUINE PRtPAHA| |lUN
DR.. j. T.. Churchiil's Compound OF the
II Y pop IT OSPHT ES'
or Lime, Soda and Potash,
Originally discovered and drescrihcd by him rs
specific Remedy for
G Q NJ S u M p 7 Q N.
HNHIS extraordinary Chemical Preparation nj
Phosphorus, the Discovery of Dr. Church.
III, of Paris is put mn by the underSi gneh
cnrMIcALLy PURE. IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH
Ills FORMULA, ANp MAY bg PERPECrLY KgLiEpi
OK. Tho hotties have the following words
HLows isrmE GLASS, rs AN additional protection
"nR. j. +. CHURCnILLs HYPoPHOs.
pniTES OF LIME. SODA AND POTASH, A
SPE '1FIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
j. WINCHESTER, NEW YORK"
The usa ofthe llyroruosPnIrfs in CONSUMP.
TON, Scrofula, Nervous Debility. Asthma.
bronchitis Dyspepsia. Female Complaints and
All diseases depending upon DEFICIENT VITAL.
Irr ~ ruE ELEMENTS OF THE BLOOD has proved
their INVARlABLE EFFICACY in thousands
of eases in Europe and America. and establish,
ed the claim ot the D'scoverer, that they are a
lsuRE PREVENTIVE anda
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION,
DR.. Churchill Says:-- Is No SINGLE INST lNCE
NAVE | FOUND TUE REMEDY FAIL To PRopuoE Nv
ERYrHISG THAT REASONABLY BK EXPECTED FROM 1T
IN most Instances the benefit derived from It has
]
hecn hoped for. WHEN TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the
nEGREE AND EXTENT oP rHE INJURY SUSTAINED Iy
rlE Lrsos Previously TO rHG USE OF TIE REAe'
ny. Out of twenty-twu
cases IN he third or last stage, treated at my
Dspensary during the past year, Right RAVE
coMrLErELy REcovExED, eight have died, and
six are still under treatment SUCH A RE
suit is ALTOGErAER UNPARALLELED ID
THE ANNALS OF MEDICINE"
Terrible Mortality Of Consumption!
Lr. Churchill again says =" The time ioii
come, ,nhen Consumption, insfend Of siaying, Il
nOlr does, ONE SIXTH or THE WHOLE HUMAN RAC.
and mare than 0NE.HALF OF ALL THE ADULT
POPULATION Of fmost civiiisSd communities. WILL
, DwlSrLn DOWN TO AN INSIGNIFICANT ITEM IN TIL
CAUSES Of MORTALITY.
II am anxious that the HYPoPHOsPHITES
should he brought. AS SPEEDILY As POSSIBLE
into UNIVERSAL use. rs | know that they vii
prove not only AS SURE a REMEDY IN CON
SUMPTION AS QUlNlNE Is IN lNTERMIT
| TENT FEVER, Bur ALSO AS EPFECTUAL A
PRESERVATlvEA As VACCINATION IN MALI
lPOX."
/, It is OF the utmost importance that this Rem
edy be prescribed in its purest state, for unless
II be 30, II Is not only
Useless but Dangerous!
Especially II there be any Iron, Free Lime
Carbonate Of Soda, Sc., &c., contained in IL a,
is the case in great majority of the Salts solo
, as Hopophosphites. Dr. Churchill says;-"N,
! other drug ar medicine should be combineC
with them, or taken At the same time "
Be sure to purchase Winchesters Genuine
Preparation, which is certified by Dr.. James r
Chilton, 10 he ''propeny made and chemical,
Ipnre." My fac simRs signature is upon every
bottle.
5 In order u bring a knowledge OF this Grest I
est Medical Discovery ot the Age TO every Con
sumptlye sufferer in America, | have deter
mined to publish
DIR. charchin's Work on Consumption.
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Lon stroth's Movable Comb Bee Hive

DERSONS wishing Ia engage in tue pleasant
i ANA lucrative business Of Bee Culture.
will do well To supply themselves with THIS su.
rerinr lllye-to bo had of The subscriber, who
Will be pleased to exhibit the article.
u. SrANSBURY.
FlNm AY. Ohln. .Innn !. 1870. INV
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January "a, 1850.

mo. l..l AN ACT
To amend section one Of an act entitled
"An act to regulate Enclosures. and to pro.
vide against trespassing animals." passed
January 18th, 1910.
SEcTios l. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly OF the state of Ohio, That when
ever fence, Of whatsoever materials con
structed. and in all respects such ss a good
husbandman ought TO keep, shall hereafter
be erected by any person on the line Of his
land, OF that OH which he may have a lease
ier one or more years, and the person own
ing the land adjoining thereto or holding a
lease on the same for three or more years,
shall make or cause to be made, or have an
Enclosure on the opposite side ofsuch fence,
so that such fence may answer for the pur,
pose Of inclosing his field, meadow, lot, or
any other enclosure, such person shall pay
the ownet ofsuch icnce already erected. one.
half OF the value OF so much thereof as
serves as . PARTITION fence, to be adjudged
by the Township Trustees OF the township
IN which such fence may be situated; and
The amount so sdjudged, IL not paid, may be
recovered in a civil actisn before any Court
having competent jurisdiction, in the name
Of aud for the use OF the owner of SD Oh fence.
with costs Of suit provided that nothing in
this act contained shall apply to the in.
closure OF lots 10 cities and villages.
Src, Q. That the FIRST section of the act
10 which this Is an endnent, is hereby
repealed. But ell rights accrued aad lia.
oil'ies incurred heretofore shall remain in
'oics a. u this act had not been passed.
sSc. J. This act to be in force from and
aGer its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
February 8, 1853.
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Notice,
To the Subscribers Of the Fremont &
= Indiana Railroad,

TNASMUCH as the Company are now engaged
i In the constr uction of the Road West OF
Findlay. toward Shannon, and will commence
laying track within the next Ave days (the
weather permitting), It Ia very important that
as fast as possible, that the road may be crowd.
ed on TO completion, for the Farmers have
great need OF 1t, ald the Road will BIO com.
pleted ~ far as Lima this year, II means oan
be procured fast enough. l am authorized TO
receive and receipt for all moneys that may
come into my hands. Friends, will you all
make a united effort to move the cars along2-
will receive on deposit for the Company, Just
II l am absent, Mr.. PRAy, In tho Findlay Bank,
as well as myself. ID, j. CORY,
June II, lS58.-uT Director F. 4 Ia. r. n.
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SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,
COLuMBus. ONO
hereby certify that the foregoing acts arc
truo copios of tue original rolls now on hIc m
this Office, A. =. RUSSELL,
Secretary Gf STATE
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AFFLICTED READ!

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Il Established twenty-five years ago by DIR.
klNkEl.IN, corner of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Penr sylvania.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered DR.. K. most sue
of n private nature; manh0Od's debility, as an
impeachment to marriage; nervous and sexual
inilrmities, diseases Of the skin, and those
arising from abuse ofmercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED In
by boys. in solitude, often growing up with
them TO manhood; and which, if not reformed
in due time, not only begets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise TO N
series Of profracted, nsidious and devastating
affections.
Few of those who give way to this pernicious
practice are aware Of the consequences, until
thoy fnd tho nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountabe sensations, and
vague fears In the mind. (Seo pages y. IS, ~,
Of DR.. ks book on "Soli. Preservation"
! The unfortunate thus affected becomes fec.
BILE, is unable 10 labor with accustomed vlgor,
or to apply his mind to study: his step is tardy
and weak; he Is dull, irrosolute. and engages
| even IN his sports with less energy than usual.
! il he emancipates himself before the prac-
tice has done lis worst, and enter mairimony,
/ his marriage is unfrulliul, and his sense tells
him that this is caused by his early fullies.-
These arc considerations which should awa-
atcd.
REMEMBER,
lie who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'S
treatment, may rcligiOusly conAde IN his honor
AS gentleman. and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of Or. KS patients will never
| he disclosed.
Young nan-let no false modesty deter you
| from making your case known to one, who,
from education and respectability, can cer-
Etinly beiricnd you.
DR.. KlNKELlN'S residence has been for the
last twenty-five years at tho Northwest cor
ner of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, phila.
delpha Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
! Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
gether with all their symptoms, per letter. en-
closing "A rcmitiance) DR.. X s medicine, appro-
prialed 2Scordingly.
| FORWARDED Ia any part of the United Stntes,-
and pockad secure from DAMAGE or CURlOS-
| lTI, by mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOODM
\ vIGoRous LIVE OR 4 PREMATuRE DEATH, KIN
EELIS OS SELP PRESERVATION
OSLY 20 UESrs.
| Letters containing that value in stamps, WHY
ensure II copy, per return ofmall
GRATIS! GRATlS!! GRATlS!!!
4 free GIFT 10 al.
MISERY RELIEVED.
| Natures Guide" new and popular
work. full ~ valuable advice and impressive
| warning. alike calculated t. prevent years "
misery. and save thousands ni lives. is distri
butcd without charge. aud forwarded by mail, f,
pre- paid to any P0stolce in the United States, I,
an receiving An order enclosing two postage
stamps december ~, lSjS.-ly
|
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I No. 1871 AN ACT
Prescribing the time when the official term
Of the Judges OF the Court of Common
Pleas shall begin.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the state Of Ohio, That the Of
fetal term of all Judges Of the Courts o
Common Pleas, elected at the election held
on the second Tuesday Of October, in the
year eighteen hundred and fifty-right, and
Of all such Judges who may be hereafter
elected, shall begin on the second Monday
Of February next after such election; pro
vided that nothing in this act shall affect
the term of office of any Judge who ma,
have been. or, shall hereafter be elected tC
Gil vacancy.
Src. 3. This act shall take effect on it.
passage.
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate
! February ), 1859,
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Rates of Advertising.

Is cents u line. Notices 2j cents "a line.
All advertisements counted ut the rate OF IL
lines nonpGrel or II lines agate To the inch.-
Engravincs on reading pages charged the Same
as Notices.
April 20, lS5g-fGm
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AUDIrOn's OFFICE. FINpLAY,
HAScoCxtoCNry, ONO.
! hereby certify that tho foregoing acts are
correctly copied from those certified Ia by the
Secretary of State. AARON HOWARD,
iMiiiOr Of NanrOck cOuntn. ono.
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yTALUAnLE BUSINESS LoT ron SALE

n 7 p.
Y ifRny person desires to purchase II first.
rate town lot, that will ans yer the double pur.
pose II business and residence, now Is your
time Ia strike! The undersigned is Offering for
sale, rrry cheap, the properly situated on the
West side nf Main street, nth lot North of the
Public Square, generally known as the told
Flnday House" Lot fronts West on Broad.
way, and East on Main street, with an alley on
the South sde--makng ii one OF tho most de.
sirahe lots that can 10 found in the town Plat
Of Fmdlay. ANY person desiring 10 purchase
such lot, will do well to call upou the under.
signed soon, who will make known tn them the
terms of sale. n. Y. MEFP0RD.
7 FISDLAY, Ohio. January 30. 1859.
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THE LiV Err
IN VIC 0 RAT 0 R T!
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

rs ono of he bost Purgative and Liver Med.
L icinos now before the public, that acts ass
Cattariie, easier. mllder, and more effectua
than any other medicine known. tisnot onl,
IA Cnthnrtie, but n L,rsr remedy. acting FIRST o,
the Liuer to eject its morbid matter, thus nc
complishng two purposes edectualiv, withou
any of the painful feelings experienced in tn,
operations ot most cathdr!ies. 1t strengthen
The system at the same time that il purges II
and when taken daily in moderate doses, wi
strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapid
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OST on the 27tlI May, NEWFOUNDLAND
IL DOG, about oue.thlrd grown; black with
wnlte breast aud tcct: wlltc ring around his
neck. a id small strip In his face. Any person
bringing him back. ur leaving word 1T this II
fee where lac can bc found. shall be liberaly
rewarded. [FiNpLNY. Nav ~. $50
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JTE>LTH or AMERICAN WOMEN
Ill From Tie .Ne,c York Daily .Nrri-. editor.
i,uD. 1--WE desire 10 call attention toa letter
from Dr Joshua +. Bridge, On Tho Heal U'
American Wumru.' in another column. lie
treats the subject in I'm able manner and his
Sk Il and medical Judgment may be relied up.
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AN ACT


To enable associations OF persons for the i'm.
provement of any mineral or medicinal
springs in Ohio, to become bodies corpo-
rate.
SEcrios I. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly OF the state Of Ohio, That any
number Of natural persons. not less than
Eve, may become body corporate, with oil
the rights, privileges and powers conferred,
and subject to oil the restrictions Of this act.
SEC. 2. That any number Of persons, as
aforesaid, sssociating themselves together
for the purpose Of improving any ofthe min
eral spriags In the state Of Ohio. and ma L ing
the same proper and suitable place for u.
reception and accommodation OF invalids
and other visitors, shall, under their hands
end seals, make a certi fcste, which shall
specify as follows, First-The name assumed
by such company or association, snd by
which 1t shall be known. Second - The
number Of mineral or medicinal springs to
be improved, as Aforesaid, aAd place where
situsted. Third - The Q ouut Of capital
stock AecesxAIy, and the amsunt of each
share thereof. Such certificate shall be &c
knowledgsd before Justice OF the Peace, OF
other proper ofhcer, and shall bs forwarded
20 the Secretary Of State. who shall record
and csfemlly preserve the same in his Office
and copy thereof, duly certified by the Sc,
crotsry OF State, under the great seal OF the
state of Ohio, shall be evidence Of such cor
porstion or company.
$50. .. Thst when the foregoing pro-
visioss have been complied With, the per
sons samed a. oorporat0rs in said certificate
are hereby authorized to carry into effect the
objects named ia ssid certificate, in accord
snce With the provisions of this act, aud
they sad their associates, SUCCESSORS snd as
siyss W the name and style provided in
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MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
NERSoS, Trumbnll county,

VERNON, lfuhDhll county,
May list, 1855.
This certines that | have been in very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief
after employing q number of physicians. Ny
disease was Pr0lapsis Uteria. I had been re.
duced by that and FlOuOr Albus until had he.
como ulCeerated to considerable extent. By
tho advice of DR.. &. W. Bushnell ! procured
and took six bottles of Marshal's Uterine Ca.
tholicon, which enabled me to attend To my
husband in his last sickness until he died.
which was about a year since. ] have taken
three bottles since his death, which have made
me able to labor and support my family oi
three children. II is the only thing that has
mtigated my suffering, for which ! feel very
grateful. MARY L. ROBINSON.
Tho Catholcon is for sale by
II. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
fnr N
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March IA. ls5o-f6m

DLANKS OF ALL KINDS,
ID Just printed and for sale
..... AT tue JEfRkRsoNAs OFFICE.
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LNARM FOFt sALE.-The subscriber will
II sell his farm In Madison township, Han.
cock county, Ohio, one'half mile South Of vii.
Jamestown, and q miles North of DunkIrk on
lho state road leading from Findlay to Kenton.
The farm Is very pleasantly situated on both
sides of the road. The tract contains one hun,
dred and eighty'six acres, eighty Ave acres of
which are well imprnved twenty acres deaden.
cd and will soon be In order TO clear up. Also
an orchard of excellent grated trees. The
farm is dry, rolling land that is hard to beat in
the county, and is well ~ya;e cred. | will soil
said tract OF land low, considering the quality.
Buildings not very good.
July Q. 1858. u. r. CAMERON.