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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21
LAWRENCE. Jan. ia

The weather is very cold. The
thermometer has been below zero for
the two nights past. River full OF ice
and closed over. The latest news from
Pixies Peak is from a party which
came in by the Sandy Hill route in ff-
teen days. They report all we'll and in
good spirits. The snow had not fallen
very deep in the mines.
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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION N.-Some OF
the young me- of Findlay, have
formed a Christian Association, the
object Of which, is. to disseminate
religious truth, and bring within the
sphere of a healthy moral influence
those who are prone to yield tc
temptation. A meeting will be held
this evening, to perfect the organi
Zation.
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Hancock County Agricultural Society.
Pursuant to previous notice the
members of the Hancock County
Agricultural Society met in FindIay,
on last Saturday, 18th instant, for
the purpose of electing officers of the
Society for the ensuing year, and
transacting such othet business as
the interests of the Society demand.
ed.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, who stated the
condition Of the Society. He in
formed the members that, financially
the Society is now in better condition
than it has been since it's organiza-
tion, having in the treasury some,
thing over one hundred dollars. after
laying all Indebtedness incurred
during the past year, and several
claims banging over the Society, for
several years past, showing con
Iclusively that the people of Hancock
county are awakening to a sense Of
the importance Of an Agricultural
and Industrial Society, in their midst.
a motion WAS then made that the
Society proceed to the election Of
officers, when j S. Patterson NOM
mated Israel Green, for President of
the Society; and on motion he was
declared the unanimous choice of tie
members of the Society for Presi-
dent.
A. Z. Byal and Abner Leonard
were nominated for Vice President,
A ballot was ordered, and resulted
in the election of Mr.. Byal.
On motion OF Israel Green, a.
NJ. Hoilabaugh was unanimously
elected Treasurer.
D. b. Beardsley and Samuel F.
Gray were nominated for Secretary.
A ballot was ordered which result
cd in favor of the election of Mr..
Gray.
On motion the following named
persons wele unanimously elected a
Board of Managers:
A, W. Strothcr, Findlay township;
Ezra Karn, Cass; William Vance,
Orange; William Martin, Findlay,
Abner Leonard, l}iglick; Abel f.
Parker, Blanchard; Aaron Hall,
Liberty; John Moore, Biglick; Dan.
iel Alspach, Marion; Daniel Fox,
Union; Baker Hales, Washington;
Alexander Hodge, Van Buren.
On motion the President, Treas
urer and Secretary. elect, we're se-
ectcd as committee to prepare ard
publish in tho newspapers Of Find.
lay, an address urging the import,
ance OF the Agricultural Society, ard
the necessity ofpurchasing or leasing
grounds, fencing them, and erecting
permanent structures thereon fol
holding the annual Fairs of the So.
ciety.
On motion, DR.. Charles Osterlin
Aaron Baker, Isaac N. Teatsorth
w. O. Cox and Robert S. Mupgen
were appointed comm mittee to view
sites, receive proposals, for the pur
chase or lease of goods on which t.
f hold Fairs, and report to the Boar
E of officers the result of their labors
3 at their next meeting, for their actiol
3 thereon.
g On motion the meeting adjourne,
Q to meet on Saturday, February bth
0 1859, when it is hoped there will b
4 a full attendance Of last years Boar
: Of officers, for the purpose of closinI
the accounts of the Treasurer an
Secretary.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
= A. M. HoLLABAUGH, SEQ.
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A FAIR CHALLENGE. - DR.. BRAoo,
inventof and manufacturer Of BRAoo's
ARcrrc LrSrmErr, challenges the whole
medical profession to try all its pre-
scriptions against this single prepara.
ton in the cure OF Rheumatism. Neu'
ralgia, Palsy, Scrofula, or any descrip'
ton Of external ailment, caused by
accident OF disease. Ir has never OF
been known TO fail; but in thousands
Of cases has effected speedy and rad.
ical cure. Let every one afflicted with
any Of the above diseases give it fair
trial and they will find tito be all that
is stated.
Ii is for sale by druggists generally.
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News from Virginia.
MADISON G. H., Va, !
0cf Q1 1QHR


On. G. M. JACKSON, - Dear Sir:-l
take pleasure in adding one certificate
to your list, and recommending Hoof
lands German Bitters TO all who may
be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Piles
had been afflicted some four or five
months with Dyspepsia, when com
menced taking the Bitters, and they
effected perfect cure. ! had also Sc
we're pain in my stomach. attended with
Piles. have never had an attack oI
the same nature since | was cured by
the Bitters, and very cheerfully re.
commend them to all who may be sim.
ilarly afflicted.
H. CARVER, late p. M
Witness-JA's M. FLoYD.
Ask for Hoonand's German Bitters.
II is sold by druggists and storeke spers
in every town and village in the United
States, West Indies and South America, u,
at rs C. per bottle.
-~~~-~-~-~~O~O~~
MEssRs. M. WARD, CLOSE & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, OF New York
city, are the Eastern Agents for ST..
Johns Cough and Consumption Sy rup.
The General Agency for the Western
States, is at Tifin City, Ohio, The
following will show the very high opin.
ion entertained Of this medicine by the
citizens OF that placo:-Abel Rawson,
who for thirty years has been at the
head OF the Bar in North Western Ohio,
and has now retired upon handsome
fortune, says, he has never been so
speedily relieved Of violent and deep.
y seated Cough and cold, as by the
use Of this Sy yrup.
A son OF Judge Ingram was confined
to the bed with Cough, and apparent.
'y Fastening to the grave with Con.
sumption. Mr.. Rawson, an intimate
friend Of the Judge, when travelling in
Iowa, heard OF the danger Of the young
man, and Immediately wrote to the
Judge. advising him to administer this
Syrup without delay, His advice was
followed, and resulted in his rapid re.
storstion to health.
DR.. II. Kuhn, graduate Of the med.
ical college Of Baltimore, and for thir.
ty years at the head OF the medical pro.
fession in Northwestern Ohio, makes
frequent use Of this medicine in hi.
family, and recommends il 10 his pa.
tients for Consumption and obstinate
Coughs.
Judge Lang says he holds this Syrup
in very high estimation, and wishes to
keep supply constantly in his family.
Mr.. George Knup, Postmaster, says
he was afflicted with deeply seated
Cough and Cold, Hoarse ness. and Pain
in his Beast. and was soon cured by
the use OF this Syrup.
Professor Good, Of Heidelberg Col.
lege, says he he has used this medicine
in his family, and takes pleasure in
bc,ring testimony TO its efficacy.
The Rev. E. D. Bement says, he
used this Syrup for severe Cough and
Cold, and it had an admirable effect.
The late J. w. Wilson, formerly OF
the Ohio State Senate, said, ST. Johns
medicines belong to that small class Of
patent medicines that are entirely free
from quackery.
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DITCH NOTICE.-Reed, non. resident own
IL or of tho a. NV 4 of section 33; and III,
non. resident owner (name unkn0wn) oftho s.w
4 Of the NV 4 OF section 80. will take notice
that application win be made TO the Trustees
of Blanchard township. Hancock county, ONO
to view and locate ditch on the following de
scribed lands In said township, viz Com
mencing at the east end of the half section
line of section %; thence west On said line OF
the south side Of the road To the run on section
50, where IL terminates. Said Trustees vii
meet TO locate said ditch on the 2sth day o
ia Iuary, A. d. 1859. at ten o'clock, a. m. &
December ~, 1888. 7. ]. C0LMAN.
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VALUABLE PRoPERrY.--Mr. N. Y.
Meford advertises a house and lot,
occupying quite favorable position
for business, on Main street, Find
lay.
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to Cloye'
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, ,and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For orCircularsaddress, at Cleve
land, NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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CLoTHINe.-See the advertisement
of Messrs. May G. Rothchilj, in an.
other column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

These PMis shouid not BE- taken BY females during
he FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, bat at
any other time hcg arf safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue IN slight
cxcrtion, palpitatinn Of the Heart, Mysteries.
and Whites, these pills will clccta cure when
all other means have failed, and although n
powerful remedy, do not contain ir'n, calo'
mel, anthony, or anything hurtlul to tho cons
titution.
Full directions accompany zach package.
Sole Agent for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES, Q.lte |. G. Baldwin Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-sl,O 90 and @ postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle OF
the Pills by return mail.
For sale by 4. LANGwoRTHY, Wholesale
and retail, Findlay, Ohio.
Jan. 22, lsjs.-ly.
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ism, Chilblains, Lameness, 81 aims, Widgss etc. L.
L. IT. JohnsI.nlnrnt eIJoys great reputation NJ sh
external application for men and animals In tile above
Therey certify that st. Johns Linment Is possessed
Of the most astonishing curative properties q! any mtd
cine thai has ever come within my knnwedge. hrst
made OF IL for the rheimatsn 20 which had h
10 my bed, helpless tat cOuli not nrn SELF bat
was completely cured by this Lirimcnt, applied Il
freely Just before going to bed. rubbing Il In well With
the hand, until Inflammation was produced, and thvn
bound on tightly warm flannel. have recommended
IL to nf NY frends iur severe cnssuf thenina
sores, bruises etc. and The same wonderful success
ever attended lis USE. friend had bis fv0t 50 bal
hurt hy plough that II ~ss lhougit he tnnst o-e a.
tie was entirely helpless but ga perfectly cured by ZIG
concur with IN the belief that is the hest medcinr
Of the kind In the world. WARREN DUfl-
TIrFIs. August, l>ts. -
Froti a Wfdilv tWisen af fFrdnkHn County, q.
DEAR SiR; wish YOU would establish agency here
for tie sale Of ynur linlment had valuable horse.
few days slnre, 40 i- as scarcely "a be able % wak
sent 10 Columbus. ana procured bottle OF your Lhn
ment, few app caiipns Of whch effected Il cure. I
consider T. prehrabe 20 any linn,ent have ever used.
may atany time conveniently Ohiain slpgly Y yai
WrsTIRyiLLs. Franklin county. o. n.
Pain and Weakness in the Back and Side OF Six
Years Standing tured -My wife was about six years
afflicted with pain in her back und side SHE
hned part OF the time to hdr bed. She made OF the
Mustang linimeut, hud various other meiliclnes but
obtaned relief until she made OF 81 Johns Ini.
ment, which elec cted a speedy cure, II
AFRICA, Ohio, Apri !. isoS. FREDERIC HElsLER.
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NEW FIRE ENaINE.-Fire Compa-
ny No. /, have received their new
engine. They tested it's ability to
throw water, on Wednesday Last
his neat. well.constructed engine,
and, we should judge from the de-
!, yponstration made on that occasion
\apable Of doing good service il
fire.
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Special Wotitts.
T,O CONsUMPTIvEs. The adver

TO CONSERVATIVES. The advertiser
having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after hav.
ing suffered several years with severe LUNG
AFFECTION, and that dread disease, Con.
sumption--is anxious TO make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all
who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used (free OF charge, with d.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a sure cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
lie hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, aud may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilliamSburgh, Long Island.
October |, iS5s.--[3m
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TO MARRIED LADIES

| II is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
| Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
crnmcnt Stamp of Great Britain, to provon
counterfets.
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This valuable medicine Is unfaling I'm the
cure Of AL those painful and dangerous dSens'
es to which the female constitution is subject.
II moicratcS all excess and removcSall obstruc
| ions, and "A SDeedy cure may be relied on.
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Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius l.. cheescman, NJ. ID
NEW YORK CITY.

The combination of ingredients in these
pills is the result of long and extensive prac
tce. They arc mild in their operation, ant
certain in correcting all irregularities, Pain
ful Menstruatlons. removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, dis
turbed Sleep which arises from interrupt tior
of nature,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

&&MAM N&AAAss
of the most approved patterns; also,
.PLOWS AND CULTlVAT0RS.
POTASH and SUGAR KETTLES,
with every variety of work usually found in
western fOundcrics. All of our work VIC will
warrant to give satisfaction, aud we will war.
rant our machinery to do us much and as good
work, as machinery brought from other places.
We have EXPERIENCED wORKMEN, from
the best shops Of this and otl or States
We arc prepared to do repairing on short no.
tico and fair terms. Old Castings, and most
kinds country produce taken In exchange for
work. j. GEORGE Il 90
Fndlay, March 4, 1858.
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BtAbb " bt tNItllN rs,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, Missouri.

We, the undersigned, masters and owners of
steamboats, running to and from the port e
st. Louis. impressed with the Importance ~
having on hand. tt all times, II atc and certain
remedy To be used IN cases Of sudden disas tors,
have obtained u supply uf DR.. Braggs Arctic
Lmimcnt, which We shall always hereafter car
| ~ upon our respective boats believing 1t 10
be tho most speedy and unfaling remedy for
the cure of hurns, scalds, wounds, contusiuns,
Sc., ever offered to the public:
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| THIS EvEsIse.-The lec-
Langston, of Oberlin'
IKE place in the Court
kening, is postponed
evening next. ii
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a. E,EIIHIr5I5 I5sHE !
IF YOU HAVE ANYPfttfl

sHscnArisr, rEus ALorx, fRorc't1lG kHh-
lsLvsfs, OLD soaEs, scALD HAD, fChrs AHn
scsLps, srirr JOINTS, soRr TNsoar, SrnHss
sso ssvfsgs, soss sssAsFs. swoLLfh eLtEos
rLrs, on cUriNtous pissAsss ss's ~
BUY BOTTLE Of
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SELL LOW FOR CASH,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

us the times are ljtlic close on money mat.
tcrS and prod zee low. LEVI TAYLOR.
June -, ISIS
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DissOIutiOn.
To tho Public.

VNHE undersigned, having purchased the IN
1 tcroSt Of Mr.. J, 7, Adams, in the firm ol
IiushOn & Adams, will continue the business
at the old stand, where no will keep constant
y on hands
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TO MARRIED LADIES,

To 0f1fTtrtfEsU fNTFTES3
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regular
ty. Ladies who have been disappointed il
confidence in DR. Cheosem ans Pills doirg all
they represent TO do.
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TICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy,
as II miscarriage would certainly result there.
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and FREQ from
anything Injurious to life or health, Explicit.
directions, which should be read, accompany
each box. Price 81. Sent By mail on on.
closing IL to the General Agent. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
II. Is. HUTClIINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
los CHAMBERS STREET, NEw York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be ad.
dressed. Sold by
4. hAiNNGcNwM0IgGrhY, FNpLAY, Ohio.
January II, lsjo.--lly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
Pleasing ReminLscence.

The good people who are condemning
with such Vigor the recent instruction
and violence at Harper's Ferry, will por-
haps be pleased to recall one of the in
cidents Of the Missouri invasion OF Kan
sas.
In the year Of our Lord 1866, the poor
old madman, who led on the insurgents
az Harper's Ferry, had son in the happy
territory of Kansas--particularly blest
that winter, as every body will remember.
Il. p. Brown, this son, was discovered
near Easton, by a party Of Missourians,
who with friendly violence, prevailed upon
him 10 come into town aud 20 carry the
Joke still further, shut him up In a store.
Some dull Free State people, who could
not see the joke applied at Fort Leaven-
worth for troops TO release Brown, and
save him from being murdered, as they
supposed. The aid was refused--the
commandant having positive orders from
Washington, not to interfere with the in
nocent amusement of the Missourians.-
Meantime Capt. Brown remained in the
hands Of his captors, who one day play
fully knocked him down and beat him
He rose 10 his feet, no doubt thinking the
fun too bread, aud offered 10 fight for his
life, any three men among them. And the
Missourinns would not suffer this serious
construction TO be put upon the matter;
80 they rushed upon their prisoner, and
chopped him to pieces with hatchets.-
They then leaped upon him, and trampled
him under their feet, and when no called
out TO them that he was dying, one Of
them (our President, God bless himl af-
forwards made this hero United States
maTshal,) in the most refined spirit Of drOl-
lery, Si5oPed Ousr he dying man anl gpif
tobacco iaiee into his eyssl
The old father Of this man has never
been able 10 consider this facetiousness
in is true light, and his troubled have
gradually made him mad. He turned 10,
the other day, at Harper's Ferry; and j
now the kissing and by-word OF allyirtu-
GUS people. 10 these, we commend the
foregoing aneedote as evidence that his
late outrageous performance is utterly un-
justifable. Dear Democratic reader,
paste il in your hot.--OAiO Slate Jour
nal,
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Advertise-,.Advice GrntIs.,,

The Visksburgh Sun, in an article head
ed "Advice gratis" says some very sem
sible things. We hope our business
men, generally viii read every word Of il
for Il is intended for them, expressly
The article says;
"Never fail 20 trade with men who adj
Vertise literally in preference 10 those
who do not, If you would consult your pc
cuniary interest, The reason il obvious.
The man who adVeTtises his goods wares,
ect., sells three times as many gOod8 az
the others, and he can afford to sell cheap
er. So read the advertisements and pat-
ronize the establishments that advertise
the most. Depend upon il, a man who
negleets to extend a knowledge Of his
business always charges more for an arti-
clio than that man who adYertises freely.
we would walk ten miles willingly TO see
the photograph Of a merchant who is a
non advertiser, and az the same time a lib
eTal dealer. No such man isin existence,
THE CosHooToE TREAsURY.-Geo. Bell
has been cleared Of the charge Of having
robbed the Cpshocton County Treasury.
White, also charged with having had a
hand in the business, was fret tried on the
Walhondlng robbery. The trial came
of last week, the prisoner was found
guilty and sentenced TO ten years ia the
Penitentary, with tho assurance that
when through with his labors in tho PEN
itentiay he would be tried ON the troasu-
" case. Bell has returned 10 this city.
Columbus Feet
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roo pRECIsE. nYnALF.

Mr.. prim has got neat little wife; sho
is the pink Of neamesa and gendlity -
PRINTS friends Congratulate him on the
fact. Prim's house is on clean and or
dorly az a new pin; PRINTS hnen IL fault-
less, and never lacks button; his clothes
are we'll brushed, and his nockerchief is
neatly tied. But prim s:ailos but family
ne he is complimented on his appearance
and his wifo's tastoi Whom Prim rocs
home, he finds everything IN order. The
blinds are closed, so a. 70 keep out the
flies, and keep the sun from fading the
carpet, no dark is 10, that Prim can't sec
anything, Just coming out Of the light;
but there is no danger Of his running
against or falling over a chair or a stool.
Eyorthing is in is placc, aud Prim knows
very well where that place IL. There is
a place Tor his hat, FOR his umbrella, and
! ii ne 1rgcts q, Mrs. prim is a, hand to
iut0rm him Of his mistake, and see thnthe
corrccts it. He sits down on q particular
chair, and is careful not 10 displace Il or
lean back pgainst the wall. His children
come 70 him Ike well behaved children as
they ares no boisicrous demonstrations.
no roughness, Ike Slourhs rude Young
sters, who run 10 the streets and set up
shout, when they see tksir father coming
that shocks the nerves and proprioty Of
Mrs. prim, who wouldn't let her children
play with them for the world. Slough
comes home with half dozen little
wrctches clinging TO him, asking whatho
has brought them, and searching bis pook-
cts for cakes and peanuts. Mrs. Prim's
children never ask for such things, and
when they GET anything given ~ them,
they say, "thunk YOU" in the most WE'LL
bred manner, and take il to mama, who
keeps Il till morning for fear they will
soil theirlcloan pinalores 70 night.
! Yet Prim does moi look happy, and the
children are pale and dthin. Prim's friends
say, what nice house he has got, vet
they seldom call on him. SLOUGH, inht-
uated man, lives In chronic curelessncss,
regardless Of the proprieties of gentility,
looks as happy Rs q bihalvo at flood tide,
and the children, sunburnt and irccklpd,
and not always clean, are equally healthy
and happy. Mrs. Slouch, who Is resron.
siblo for It all, and goes herselfhalf ol The
time en- dishabille, wears a compldcent
smile on her oountenanoe, that convincea
Mrs. Prim Of the deprayitg Of human ma.
turc. And people visit the Slouohes; they
have ten times as much company as the
Prims. And prim, too, does not rejoice
In his conscious superiority of gentility,
n neatly kept house, and a model wife,
Such is the persoryity ofhuman nature
BrookiyH Eagle.