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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

MARRIAGE LICENCES GRANTED Br
THE PROBATE JUDGE OF HANCOCK
CoUNTY FOR THE PAST WEEK Dan.
iel r. Cross, and Cordelia Woltord.
George Clark and Elvira Stroud. -
John M. Logan and Lydia Foormsn
Nicholas Price and Margret Traucht.
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A New PuBtIcATIu We have
before us printed copy of the very
able address, delivered. before the
Teachers Institute, in this place, a
short time since, by A. Schuyler,
ESQ OF tho Seneca County Acade.
my, entitled The Human Soul.
Its Nature and Future Existence"
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Dissolution

DOAD NOTICE. - Notice is hereby given
N that II petition will o presented To the
commissioners Of Hancock county, Ohio. al
their next session, for view and alteration Of
certain part Of the county road CONNIE nc ing
at the South East corner Of section twen,y.slx.
in Marion township, and running North about
twenty.onc rods: thence West ill II crosses
the Blanchard river; thence South.wes Till IL
intersects the old road. and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January 7, 1859.
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School EXERCISES. The Winter
Tenn Of the Union School, in this
place, closes to-day. Literary ,xcr
cises will be given in Mclodeon Hall,
this event g, (Friday) at G o'clock
20 which the citizens Of the place are
invited. We hope to see a good at
Irnlnnce
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The largest loss ever sustained by any In.
Surance Company At one fire IN Ohio WAS by
the 4Etna at CnilllcOthe, April, ls52 aud
am1uted to slli,9jl,G7 cts, mostly paid rr or
To thirty days after the IRE.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription of Sir J..
CLARKE, Physician eztraordinary
TO the Queen.
This valuable medicine is nnfailing IN the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseas
es 10 which the female constitution is subject.
It moderates all excess and removesallob obstruc
ions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short time
bring on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GOV
srnment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken By females durine
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy
as they sre sure 10 bring on Misca,yiage, but a
any other time they ara safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sligh
erertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure whei
all other means have failed, and although ,
powerful remedy. do not contain ir.n, Gallo
mol, antimony, or anything hurtful to the cons
titutiOn.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (Late I. @. Baldwin 4 co.,)
Rochester, MY.
N. B,-sl,oo and postage stamps enclose,
to any authorized Agent, will insure bottle O
the Pills by return mail.
For sale by A. LANGw0RTHY, wholessl
and retail, Findlay, Ohio.
Jan. a, l85s.-ly.
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Ism, Chilblans Lameners. 81 aius. wIptsss etc. I.
H. 81. Johns Lninrnt enjoys great reputation - -
external application for men and animals In the sbev
here y certify that g. Johns LInment 10 possssssA
Of the most astonishing curative properties of any medi.
cine that has ever come within my knovledgs. hrst
made use oft for the rhsumstsni' 20 wlch had ,,
TO ny bed 90 helpless thst could not urn mssss -
was completely cured by this Lniment, ! applied -
freely Just before going 20 bed rubbing u In veil vith
the hand. until nifnmm alton produced, and thea
hound on tightly warm flannel have recommendo4
IL 10 many OF my friends for Of yheumat
srer, bruises etc. and the same wonderful success hq0
sv-r attended i!s USE friend had his foot 90 body
hurt ly plough that II vas thought he must lcse u
s .;i :. snrsy ns2s;' bu, a. S,rsSy cured . ~
99s.s E,h Z me IN the belief that !; rs S,,s PsgSlss
F F,asa hRSSi.ir tyn.,n az F,s~kis. cs.~fv O.
DEAE SiH wish you would establish an agency bsuD
for the sAle ~ your 1nimenf. had valuable horss
few days Dce 80 lxir scarcely 70 by able Ia Wait
sent to Columbus. ana procured bottle OF your Lol.
mrnt few applications az which enefted . cure. ]
consider PrvNrah. % any linment have ever s,sd
may az a"y tins conveniently Obtain supgx m IN
WE.TEsfiLiH FRANKLIN county. o.
Pain and Weakness In tho Back and Side II 1i8
Years Standing cured My wife waaabout slx ysars
sAicted with pain In her back and side Size vas con-
nned part ~ the time to her bed. she made use Of the
Muliang Linineut and various other msdicinss. bu1
obtAed no relief until she made use Of d. Johb IAnb
msni which effected speedy cure. -.
Arrici. Ohio. Apfi /. lssa skkDxRtC hkieLn
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New York Cattle Market.

The heaviest sales in the cattle
market, are made on Wednesday.
There were sold at the principal
markets during the week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

Con- BooK.-We are in receipt OF
Peterson's Coin Book, the most com.
plete, in every respect, now in use.
This is an accompanim ent OF Peter
sons Counterfeit Detector, the rates
OF which are:
Monthly per annum ......$l,00.
monthly. .''.... ....$2,00.
With copy Of the Coin Book gratis.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

D11keONS wishing the beautiful engraving
I emitted "viiags Blacksmith" and Art
Journal for 1859, are requested to call at VIM.
rAylor's old stand. ]. +. DENNIS,
February II, l85a.-tsw Axent.
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T. II. Briefly, Ben. ". Lewis: John Porter,
South Wester; +. C. Kercheval. Hesperian;
Jnu. A. Scudder. Platte Valley; VIM. G. Priest,
w. Mcclellan; W. g. Hawkins, Tatan; T. e.
Drafon, Meteor; J. W. Terrill Emigrant; H.
DIETRICH, Dew Drop; John n. Burk, Morning
star; J. II. Manson, Silver Heels; f. B. Nc.
Pherson, Jr, C. W. Sombart; W. b. Miller, r.
J. Lakeland; Lewis, Perry & Co., leS North
second street.
Also. for sale by I. GREEN, Druggist,
Nov. 10, 1858. tJuly s0.-lyl Findiay, ohio
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LOUISE AND LOT FOR saLE.-The un.

"oUsE AND LOT FOR sALE.-rhe un.
III dersigned having removed from Findlay,
has u comfortable and convenient dwelling frr
sale. II is situate on tho West end of Hardin
street The house is one story and half, 24x
32-has six rooms and pantry-a good well OF
water, with chain pump; and the lot is suppl.
ed with fruit and ornamental trees.
Thiaproperty will be sold low, or traded for
lAud or good paper. W. D. GRING.
FispLkr. Ohio, February IL, 1859.
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RLAnKs q allkinas, fos sale At this otHes.
- ~ q Jeeeeu
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spetlal 1lotitts.
Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius T.. Ciccsemai, NJ. ID
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these
pills is the result eta Ion. and extensive prac
tee. They are mild in their operation. and
ertain in correcting all Irregularities, Paine
tul Menstruatlons. removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise. headache
pain in the side. palpitatiu W the heart. dis
turbed sleep, which arises from interruption
If nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable, rs they
will bling On tho monthly period with regular.
the use of other Pills, can place the utmos,
confidence in DR. Cheesem ans Pills doing il 4
they represent to do.
TICE.
Ph,y sho lid MT hs used during Pregnancy
asa II s.:arriage woul certainly result ther,
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious To life or health, Explicit.
directions, which should he read, accompany
each box. Price ST. Sent by mail on en-
closing 81 to the General Agent. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
r. d. HCTCHINGS,
General Agent for the Cnited States
lSj CHAMBERS STRREr, NEw YonK,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be ad
dressed. Sold by
A. LANGwORTHY, r,vD,,v o,io
January II, ls59,-[ly
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BRAGG 4 BURROwEs,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, Missouri.

We, the undersigned, masters and owners Of
steamboats, running to and from tho port Of
81. Louis, impressed with the Importance of
having on hand, at all times, n safe and certain
remedy to he used In cases " sudden disasters,
have obtained q supply of DR.. Bragg's Arctic
I.iniment, which Wa shall always hereafter car.
ry upon our respective boats believing IL to
he the most speedy and unfailing remedy for
the cure Of burns, scalds, wounds, Commissions,
&c, ever offered TO the public:
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nAvID ADAMS. Fashionable p>rbsr ana
- Hair. .Dressser, Main ST., su { side. fnnr
doors northof Railroad st.,) Ffndihy, Ohio.
- shop etosad on handusr. -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

There will be, then, [if the announcement
that Corwin ssiL be candidate 10 authentic,
rs it probably ISL two candidates for the
Speakership from Ohio, Sherman and Cor
win, both competent men, but the former in
highest favor with she.old, thorough Repub-
licans, as he has been with us substantially
from the start, and has done noble service
for the cause, while Corwin came late and
reluctantly into the party, though We believe
be 10 sound and trusty now that he has taken
his position. II there are no other leading
candidates, it 10 difficult to tell which Of the
two would be most likely to be elected, though
it il thought that Corwin would command
some South American strength which no 9TH
or Republican would, and this fact, we sup.
nose, is what is mainly depended upon to
contsol his nomination in the Republican
caucus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18
VIZ. nate.,s Pos,ston .

The lengthy article in the ST. Louis Ners,
assuming to give the position Of Judge Bates
with reference to the slavery question and
iss related issues, Was supposed TO have been
specially authorised, and Was therefore ex-
tensiyely copied and commented upon. But
it appears not to have been an authorised
statement, and 80 is regarded a. Of compar-
atiyely little Importance. Still no objection
TO the statement 10 taken, BY him, and we
presume, in point Of fact, therefore, 1t is sub
stantially and very exactly statement OF
his sentiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18
sickles Tragedy I'm she Sandwich
IslAnds.

His Majesty Kamehameha, King of the
Sandwich Islands, following the example Of
his more civilized brethren, short time
since shot his Private Secretary, Mr.. Nelson,
10 ct OF anger caused by the suspicion of
improper department towards the Queen
After shooting Mr.. Nelson, he attempted to
kiln the Queen herself; but finally getting
over The fury Of his anger, he desisted from
bis attempt upon her life, satisfied himself
that Mr.. Nelson Was innocent, made up with
the Queen, and things are oil right again
The Secretary is likely to live, and the King
has received him back again into his favor.
The King 10 so penitent that be proposed to
abdicase the throne, but the legitimate heir
is so obnoxious that it Was hoped he could
be dissnaded from such purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

The Election New So. q cans frOm
the Aami IsaRatlon Organs--An-
cry Mr.. Buchanan Will have his
Revenwe--J0hm Brswn once mere.
Correspondents Of the N. Y. Evening Post.l
WAsHIsaroS, Nov. III.
The election news from your State comes
down like thunderbolt from clear sky
Our Democratic politicians were certain of
carving the States OF New York and New
Jersey--the Administrations, indeed, Through
it's orgaD,) had staked its very existence up-
on Democratic triumph. The clear major
ity OF the Republican ticket Ia . terrible blow
60 those journals among us which made such
. tremendous noise over the John Brown af-
fair.
The poor Constitution feels good deal
like the negro who dirtied his best cost in q
mud puddle for nothing, fanoying that he
WAS listening to Whitfield. just think--fonr
thouaand copies OF one number Of the Con-
stitution were sent to New York to influence
the election. Ii contained an attack upon
Mr.. Seward, the stiffness OF which was only
surpassed by its malignity. twas, like the
address by the Fifth Avenue Committee, q
capital political document for the Republic
cans. The Presidential organ 10 little
ashamed OF its course now that the election
70 over And tho results are so disheartening,
especially - several prominent Democrats
criticize II with severity.
Mr.. Buchanan 10 90 angry over the cleo
tions that he means TO let of his pent up
passion against all northern men who have
correspOnded or shaken hands with Old
Brown within two years. The trial Of Ste
vens IN federal court 10 merely political
trick on the part OF Governor Wise, but our
President hungers for more blood. II was
not enough for him to trot down to our rail-
road depot so calamity to see the marines
of-he must show his mettle, now that Gov
srnor Wise has given his counsel BY hauling
. few northern anti slavery men over the
Goals. Gerrit Smith, nr- 4Iowe, = fsw meH
inOhio, possibly Governor Seward and Jack
Hale are TO be summoned down into Virgin
10 - witnesses. Once there, ii it il possible
30 conjure up any suspicious circumstances
against them, they are to be nabbed and put
on trial before slaveholding jury. This 10
tho programme, understand, but it may be
modified before the trial of Stevens takes
place.
The mob-inciting Douglas organ, the
States, must have had it's feelings deeply
hurt by the conduct of our Washington Re-
publicans. They got out flags, fired gums,
and we're particularly jolly over the election
news. The worst Of it is, this was aii done
openly. is it not high time that these bid
traitors we're driven out Of the town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

The Memphis Avalanche makes quite SEN
sation story Of the arrest and trial in that
city Of Palmer, charged with being implica-
ted in Browns instruction. Palmer was
discovered by two letters, one of them adj
dressed to "Capt. Brown, Harper's Ferry,
Nd" which he dropped accidentally on the
cars between New York and Philadelphia, on
the ed OF October. A traveller picked the
letters up and sent them to Gov. Wise, and
Gov. Wise sent them to Gov. Harris of
Tenn. The latter put the detectives on the
track Of Palmer, who arrested him on bis
farm, or rather, the farm Of his wife, in
Shelby Go. One of the letters is addressed
to Capt. Brown, and written by Lawrence
Thatcher, who says that Palmer had mar
ritd wealthy widow lady in Tennessee, SO
as to secure the confidence OF Southern men,
and to secure her negroes, whom he Intend
ed to arm, as the nucleus of an army of
the blacks, with which he would march
against Memphis. He was to be aided by
friends at Cincinnati, and was to excite in
surrection in Tennessee and Arkansas.
Louis News.
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\ Lawyers oath.


The following oath, administered to legal
gentlemen when admitted to the bar. passed
the Massachusetts Senate by vote Of Is to
s.
You solemnly swear that you will do no
faiseho0d, nor consent to the doing OF any
in court; you will not Willingly or willingly
promote or sue any false, groundless or un-
lawful suit, nor give your aid nor consent to
the same: 70. 81! ae.ay &C &C.. q ..oss u
malice but you will conduct Yourself in the
ofhce OF an attorney within tho courts, ac-
ecording TO the best OF your knowledge and
discretion, and with all good fidelity, 90 we'll
70 the courts a. TO your clients.-So help
you God.
hoAIcIDE.-The Jasper Free Press says an
ARRAY happened 10 the northwest part Of
that county last Monday week, which result
ed in the death Of Dan'l Harter. The parties.
Kay and HArter, it appears, were engaged 10
settlement concerning some business mat
ters between them. A difficulty arose which
LED TO high words and finally to strife, when
Nay stabbed Harter to the heart with 1 pen.
KNIFE. Harter lived but ten or fifteen min
utes after being struck. Kay Id 10 Jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

Elections being over, the frisnds of the
prominent candidates for the Republican
nomination to the Presidency will busy them
selves In urging sheir.several claims or ad-
vansages for that position. And - there is
nov no objection to = free Interchange Of
opinion upon the subject-no elections TO bs
embarrassed and no interests 10 any way to
be compromised by tive hope TO see the
discussion proceed. OF the result We have
no fear. The Republicans every where are
more anxious for the success OF the ticket
than for the nomination Of their friends,
and We believe fully understand that no In
trigue, ne trick TO forcs man upon the par
ty could by hardly any possibility be sue
cessful In the Convention, while the tolera-
bic certainty oil . defeat would await him be-
fore the people. The present opportunity
to obtain power, the possibility OF retaining
il, successful administration OF public If.
fairs upon Republican principles, every thing,
eonspires TO denand polite and satisfac-
tory nomination, and considerate and can
did sxAninasion Of the merits and dement's
of the several candidates. And all this 10
gsssrally appreciated. Particularly will
this spirit display itself in the National Can
vension. Success, and success with sound
man, We feel convinced Is the spirit which
viii reign with an overwhelming power in
that body. Let all the local interests and
particular facts, however, be freely ventila-
ted before its assembling, that the members,
when they come together, may be as we'll in
formed as they can be, and as we'll qualified
a. possible to render sound Judgment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

WAsHISoroN, Nov. l5.-The Post Master
ct Brownsville, writing to the Post Office
Department, mentions that all the mail routes
in that quarter had been made impossible BY
the. forces acting under Cortinas, and the
mail carriers had been made prisoners. He
says this is emphstically a war Of races and
of determination.
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san Thsy Gene i

Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Ounce
Trees also, Cherry Cnrrants, common Cur
rants, Gooseberries, TO-. &C., in great vari-
ETY. and abundance
N. Big grapes mot oil gone.
VIM. BARNES, No. 4, Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
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The Gases OF the Harper's Ferry criminals
were appealed to the Court Of Appeals, which
meets, We believe, on the Goth. Whether
the points Of appeal will be sustained or not,
is . matter Of interesting speculation to some,
but We think the character Of sthe crimes OF
which the prisoners were found guilty, for
bids any doubt rs TO the result. Legal scru-
pies and technicalities will not weigh in their
favor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

WAsHISoroN, Nov. l5.--Mr. Douglass
condition has improved within the last "a
hours, and his physicians consider him bet
ter this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The rebellion at
Victoris, Mexico, had been quelled, and the
leaders shot. The troops sent to ouell it had
marched. Degallsdos' headquarters were at
San Luis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18
The Countess GulccioII.

The Paris correspondence Of the N. Y.
Times says:
Mr.. Fagnani, Of New York, has just fu-
ished, ut his studio in this city, full length
portrait OF the celebrated friend Of Lord
Byron, the Countess Guiccioli, which is nc :
knowledged to be one OF the finest works
that has ever come from the studio OF this
painter Of celebrities. Even at the age OF
sixty years, the Countess Guiocioli,- now
the Marchioness Of Boissy,--is . handsome
woman, and shows oil the traces OF that re-
markable beauty which captivnted the heart
and inspired the pen Of the great poet. Mrs
Fagnani has in her possessionla small lock OF
Byron's hair, presented to her by the Mar
chioness Of Boissy---a beautiful little curl set
In glass and gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

q. @. R.--We learn from soficial sources
that the underground railroad, big branch
of which runs through this city, up to the
Canadian frontier, has been doing On unusu-
ally large business this year. Some days
the Strain takes doxen ct time, and the
aggregate business Of the year il counted by
hundreds. One gentleman, who 10 high
toned conservative Denocrat--a sustainer Of
the fugitive slave Law, the Nsbraska bill and
the Pierce and Buchanan Administrations
on principles regularly called on for his
subscription when funds are needed, His
sober and invAriabls reply il this: "Give
money to help fugitive slave escape? not .
cent! lt's illegal, and against the eompro.
misses Of the Constitution! Send him back 70
Virgins Sand him bsck and here y 7
tosoards paying his srpensss back to his mae
ter!''-l Troy Arena.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18
sample l. Rankin,
Brokers and Real Estate Dealers.
SAM M. RANKIN,

@ o II M lSD EM OF - y =
FOR NEARLY ALL THE STATES;
NOTARY PUBLIC;
Insurance, GsnsraL and Collecting Agent.
ConveyAncing and Steamboat Protesting done
with accuracy and pronptness.
Taken In the following responsible companies. at
the lowest rates. The best INDEMNITY given, and
I'll Losses speedily adjusted aud paid
CHARTER OAK LIFE ms. co. or HARTFORD.
GREAT WESTERN ms. TRUST CO., PHILA.
GIRARD FIRE i MARINE ms. co., PHILA.
STATE FIRE i MARINE ms. CO., NEW HAvxx
BsptI6d-4m Orvics On SEcosD-6r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

RTIt ID said that chickens Of new breed,
called ssEcliptendeau, = are being introduced
into this country. Instead Of feathers, they
are covsred with fine hair, like that OF lap
dogs, very white, soft and beautiful, and
have curious red ornaments on their heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

6EThe Buffalo Commercial, m American
paper, thns speaks Of tho idiotic folly Of the
New York Democracy in attempting to make
political capitsl ont Of John Brown.
"rhsre was poor Old Brown, too. They
had the fool hardness TO make him IN issue,
whom shs sympathy Of every man, OF vhasev-
Or politics, ran toward the pluoky old fellow
ia obedience 10 that instinct Of humanity
which always admires game and courage.