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, 1859-12-16

Aid rendered Virginia from tho
North.
The Schenectady P1trs publishes the follow
ing letter from Gov. Wise, in reply 10 tender
Of ser1ice from one Of the military companies

The Schenectady >1rs publishes the follow
ing letter from Gov. Wise, in reply to tender
Of ser7ice from one Of the military companies
Of Schenectady. It tells its own story:
EXECUTIVE DkPARTxEST,
RICHMOND, {yA, Nov. q, 1859.
Mr DEAR Sir Your favor Of the I'D inst.
came duly to hand. 1u behalf the great State
Of which AN Chief, desire 10 return 10 you
my sincere thanks FOR your patriotic and gene
rous offer, rendering in behalf Of yonT gallant
company your services to the CommonH c21th.
free of charge, in this her hour of need, when
she is endangered By tTea4ouable invasion from
without. and servile insurrection within. Moth
ing is more grateful to me than to receive these
assurances Of sympathy aud support from Sis
ter States, and especially from the Empire State,
ia whose gallant and patriotic military comps-
u;e% haTo no doubt you bear N honorable
rink.
notwithstanding the fact that have the nj
most confidence that the sons Of Virginia will
be foily able to vindicate her exalted honor,
still, in view Of the incendiaIy aud tFeasooab1e
Efforts Of misguided and fana1ical abotitiouisis,
deem it proper to accept Jour kind offer con-
ditionall5; that is to say, If shall deem the
danger threatening our beloved State Of such
Character that she'll require the aid Of other
t, oops than our own, l shall not hesitate in-
stanuy to inform you, and shall in such case
expect your prompt attendance.
And thanking Jon for your kindness, re-
main, your obedient servant
HESaY a. WISE.
ISAAC 2. REAGtrs, ESD,
Captain Schenectady Contiuenta1s.
, 1859-12-16
TWO Of Tho mystertous Disappear.
auce8 Accounted For.

TWO Of tho mystertous Disappear.
ances Accounted For.
tF1pm she Detroit Frs Psss lsta.1
Those mysterious disappesrances are growing
beautifully less. One Eugahond scamp has aE
ready turned up-absent for urgent personal
rcasons-and The following letters will define
the position Of a couple more Of the Interesting
objects Of public solicitude:
TotAe Editor u The Detroit Free Prcu:
Its bat u TO state the eY autho.tss md to The prt.
lie that joan U. Smith, Of this plAee Who suddenly dao
tsrcd Il Dssso Thanksgiving dsY T.. Just v1sa 70
esd nd fbsed o ii hs money except ht doilss nd s
have found hlusef in lhs city OF kew York snskad of
e ra.i n ill.,
ios received hia from hi wife who
letter tsrn thu odcs yesterday fos1xAs1rx.
Totht Editor Of the Detroit Ftee Prem:
sasa notice In yos1 paper q sasard.y Of The myse
9sts:y 9sstz 10 T.: IT. Z
bastness and vhie !h.rs iae h he = III: his
ns9taf{ @ a. liz us 3ees aE sne L. H9a1
this WI csne you tseoutlnu ths notice In Ypur pap
1rena'n' YOUR Fe;tgss.s'1y' tssa y Coz,
As this is the f1st intelligence from the mur-
dered parties, we experience sense Of profound
beatitude at being able to relieve tho public
mind Of portion Of the load which weighs up
On it. If there arc any more inconside1ate in-
diy;duals Who are in the habit Of going d vlst~
ing for the purpose Of frightening sheir families
ous of al psopFety, Or Of taxing the sea air IN;
mysterious1y disappearing with other folks
money in their pockets, We beg to hear from
them. There arc some ha]f.dozen or more MIS-
sinp vet
, 1859-12-16
MISSOURI FINANCES.
Another Loan to Pay 1nterest-MOro
nlu to Railroads.

{F.om the Missouri Demoe7atl
For the second time, our oiate has had TO
make temporary loan to meet the seml-anuu.
ii interest on her bonds payable in New York.
H. Dufington, State Auditor, and A. ". Nor
risop, State reasurer, made application to the
State Bank Of Missouri, In this city, for a loan
Of some S40o, ,o0o, to meet the January interest,
to be ptaced in New York by the lst pro1'no.
twas of course. supposed By them that this
State, and having as part Of her capit stock
a million Of dollars belonging to the State, BE-
sides possessing o her advantages not particlpa-
ted in By the other banks or money iustitutions)
would take The. loan With alacrity, for the hon
or as we'll rs the profit to be derived tberelrom.
but, strangely enough, with the exception pro-
babfy ofoffer1ng to SO far act as agent as to get
the Iona elsewhere, without assuming any res
possibility in the matter, no proposition could
lie elected from it: will. its vast capital Of three
and half millions. it could not furnish the
money. The Fund Commissioners. thinking it
The money had to be obtained from other sourc-
cs, judged that they themselves were fully COM
peteut 10 the task Of making the loan, without
The State Banks aid. They opened negotiations
with the Boatuen's, and State Savings Associa..
ton which, though Of much smaller capital
Ihan the State Bank, and ofa class that were
last winter ssignatized rs Black Republican in
sttutious, stepped forth to the relief Of the
%tate. and made Inc t03n. 11e laSA uhII o1 II
WAS completed yesterday, by the State Savings
taking some xe00, 600 oft, the other half haT-
ing been taken On Friday by the BoatnAn's.
The rate is per Ct per auuuHl, and II PREM
for Exchanges. This was the rate Of Exchange
on the East few. days since, when negotiations
we're first commenced; but a decline, pos.
sibly temporary, has taken place Of about per
Ct. So that the loau is about equal to II per Ct.
per annun, something higher than most time
bills are bought ut. The notes we belieye,
aro about GO days, and are payable in this
city.
Legislative Co.respondenee.l
Jtsssisoa CI.1, Dee+ 18th.
In reference to Railroads, hare nothing new
than that forwarded you last evening BY tele-
graph. The Committee, think, will report ei-
ther, to-day or tomorrow, and relief will in
some shape or other be afforded to the Roads.
There have been 50 many propositions before
the. Committee. and the conflicting interests aud
views so gre2t, that the same proposition scarce
II held dominance for two consecutive days.
is it stands now, understand tue basis Of the
bill to be the donation Of two millions to the Pa
cific Road, enc million to The Southwest Branch
one million to the Platte county Branch. and to
paw the interest due on the Iron Mountain Road
10 January, 1861, aud to release the North Mis-
souri, Road Of nll liabilities. 1t was proposd to
give half million to the Lexington extension
If the North Missouri, but be!iere the idea
is relinquished OF entertaining any new propo-
, 1859-12-16

# A. ths Union, s1sing ~ Meeting s IN F.neuii a
apraycrin which the following sentence oc-
cnrs: ave prsy for. thy blessing upon the
whole eountry, t:peeiaAy upon tie Southern see-
tson # N"'
, 1859-12-16

kAAeAA soa A194Au&PoAA 1QUsDM l4LA.l
We noticed some weeks ago that two or three
California miners had reopened some of the
Brown county gold diegings, about which
good deal Of excitement was created few wears
ago, and were earning good wages at it. Since
then we conversed with Some intelligent gentle
men Of Nashville, who assured US that there was
no mistake about the gold, nor about its being
obtained in paying quantities. The two OF
three miners engaged were experienced in the
business, had given their whole time to it for
some weeks, ard were 50 well satisfied with the
result that they had bought one or two tracts Of
land in the gold bearing region. From fa.50
to IS our informants said was about the nsuas
yield per day; sometimes running up to $40,
and sometimes down to IL, rnrely 80 low Is the
latter, and nearly as rarely 50 high as the for
mer; and as provisions are net quite so dear as
in California or Pixies Peak. they managed to
make respectable profit. Gold has been found
IL several places in the county, but more atun.
dantly in the Northeastern portion not far from
the johnson county line. Yesterday We saw
some Of the Brown county gold at Ms. Dau-
monfa jewelry store On Meridian street. The
scales are much larger than those Of the Pixies
Peak gold We hare seen, in some cases being rs
large as wheat grain, while the Peak stuff is
almost dust, not 10 COARSE as ordinary filings.
Its color is yellow, with no mixture Of red, and
IN quality Mr.. Daumont says it is much Buperi.
or to Pike 3 Peak gold. Who lnow1 but we may
have q California Of our own alter ALT
, 1859-12-16
4 Flight with Corttn.a.

Gen. Twiggs has selegrarhed the War De-
partmeut a follows:
II met at 1ndianola. Capt. Handy Of tbs Rsv-
enue service. just arrived from Drownsrille.
Cortinas. mud tho San Antonio yoiunteese. hare
had f1eht. Four Of the volunteers we're killed.
Co1tinss had two hundred men frcu Mexico,
md is in = stockade nine miles ADORE Browns
hunded ns1 nd p1a*s.e. to E. 81 tbs III 1srs i
party"
, 1859-12-16

:, 10 The Secretary Of the Treasury refuses
to pay members mileage and salary, though ap-
propriated, on the ground that no evidence Of
membership exists till Speakers certificate is
fnspikhed.
, 1859-12-16
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
L. THE EtNETEENTu CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

eays tho St Lcn!s, No.. 1enoeEat: Below puoliah
leiaE to D.. Wood Of tht. city, from : sen,l,u
hts hsr toaic suea evidence must have Is stsf shsn
eouanf fotn rr!abc II eertidcucs spAsp-
fery from the pfeas:
Barn, I4rr1. Jan. 10 1esa.
attention ce few month"; 10 thr hishIy be1 shcl
eeet: Of yoar hair re:t"at.,e -. lada 81 !" make 20
., y III nv e. s1.
character sme three noulas tlnee p~u1ed bctus Vt
~ 1 IL I'D + :
hass aucs procured anoth aati* VI which hAy4 r41
:oa: - e ns~ sstiy to sns "p,l1 'h.t shs xy ..
f.et, aaA ny hs!r ~ re,untt Il. naufsl eoto
1a anu ID IL +
ths Of hfyt~o year' <ed 1t vii sae sssne sdtc
The 1sov. nosre deem dne to far your vaIulhls
discovery. assured that whoever vi t!stv rs.. ~
directions ~il mt have tre~!un eeh,zsiee cy
s4as*ms at. aia et1cs tls c.y azd se,d.Lt hts
o1 ne last dftsea lc~s. aa4 IN known to nr.7 evsy
oEe hsre aoi sdolEax to~ns. sry ,H FAY II
hs above. with ny uane attached Il your s~irct.
nj 5s<iI iaa tfuly 1oufs % " | A.c c T MAi 15Hp.
WOODS HAIR REsfVK1T;vE ~
Prof+nscE Wopd-Cear Sir: Having had The rnsa.une
Jtitow ftrsf, ID New U1!esns il lss ". ndaeed 10
a1 ~ 30. sh I'd ss..y ~.
s ID .sFs M al obi saoE e yaT y ths
IL aadt,sxptd % I'd Res j. B,ax: T. ne;,,af - .s:s
Y an.ns "a pastnr Of tho ur DO. Church II Beoi
e. Mas nea keasle'14a Of great hsutse; :ss mt
Professor Weot-pe.r Sir: Having ,n4!s trial ef
Hair ltrdofTe. slves pl-a.usa aaJ thaz tts.t
has been e1ce!nt removing lEt animation. .hu+ arh
iss a e en'x r x sa,s ter
10 stse, a1sIs 5.i .a5tsnx Ills tls :as essssrs or
rs: %S sss:; e.: ;;s
Druggists lnt F 1nCS Gon&% DtA~-A no
, 1859-12-16

~ Capt II. CLAY Pate lectured in the Coop
er Institute, New York, Wednesday evening. to
about one hundred persons, in abuse Of John
Brown. It marks ore OF the radical contrasts
between Northern md Southern society at this
moment, that while this fellow is allowed pub
licly to outrage public opinion at the North,
without molesiation, my man at the South utter.
ing opinions publicly or prir:tely on the other
side Of the question, is lynched ta1red and feath.
cred, and Is lucky il he escapes alive.
, 1859-12-16
Sanford's Family Cathartte Pills,


PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, a7d lat 70 II
GLASS CASES, AIR Tight, AND WILL
KEEP ~ ANY CLIMATE,
The Family Caha1tsc r ,thatafesent u shaftcs ao&
PILL is xtntie ion thesxn. luft.oe4 Of the
tre C1ihastic which the bowels.
proprietor has Used p hisj = Ths Family CAlhArfIo
practea than twenty Phi: haA, with rxte
Jears. :, 10 this vel! esa ab1sn ii n Ct
The constantly inc1e.sinxt- been compounded fo1n
dtmand thoso wht = y1rtty OF the pussat Tee>
have louz used the PILLS table Extracts eheh
and tie satisfaction wkcs 4kt 4rtfv rust ot the
al neIpTes IN regard IL thtl ansentaFy eapAl, and
utt induced NE 10 plaes souu and In al saIt
fhtm within the reach Of al where Caskazt Il ned
The Profession veil kno~ ) et Fuea Dxsankt1nen&
Of the Stomach Ies pines. talna In tho Lack Luna
CcsttveueaA rain and over The whole BODY tenl
sudden enid. VII frequently. II neglected. end ii long
Of Fever Loss VI pye e aC1eeplns SeasAt]1n q
Go3 over .he boSy uvstaehe, os wssat OF
or Atn;tA Kheuu ai xEeAt Purifier Of Ito Blood, sn1
usAny diseases 10 which deA heir. nraefuu1 to
lon in this advertisement. Dose. 10 ).
Price Three Dluaea.
Tbs Lres fnv!zos7tos and Family Ea,haEu riIs
tailed 5y pruxgsA generally and soI wholesale By the
1Eode In Ill the lasxe towns.
y. i. ". SANFORD. u. n
Eu4 ar%u
, 1859-12-16

CANFORD'S LIVER lNVIdO-
~ RATOR,
Never Deb1IiIate9s
It IL compounded entirely from GnmA and h44 hee1Hs
IN established f4<t, S2nl3f1 Ms.tctle. known and Ap
proved BY al that have use H. b stsa.tet N1ta
confidence In al diseases for which II srcnnended
l. haA curet thou asIA -: ChEcnic ptaYrhua- Su1u
within The LIT two years Camptants DJs<a-e-
who had given up ali hopes, ~ Dscpsy sonF Stuna.s.
OF rrllef, the nnultTou4 lAhus1 tcss!ycuese COL
unsolicited certificates Il. t. Ctulerz, choeta 2rt-
nv possession show. = aus, ChoIsFa Infap.:..c,
This sdose must he aaapte1 flatnlente. Jantt!xe fa
to The temp. 1ameut Of the n1.s Weaknxs<n and
individual taking IT, ana lie used Auceeratav
used In such qu inttcs = OrtIna1y Fl,ny M.teibs
&ct gently tho Bowels = 1T will cuEe SICK EAU D.
1<t the dleta' Of yuu7f ACHE, {as thoHf3r1s
Judgment guile you j., the teatfy IL Twenty nattusea,
1t ths LIVER lNSl.is - IL kHo th5xe Teaspoon
GuK4TUR, and Il will = !u9 taken II cc.auasner
cure Liver Complaints. Bill = msnt oi attack
GouA A1tacka% Despe]'st1~-l
All Who are using It are giving testimony In IT. svor
q MIX Water IL The n!oota with the lnytSrsatoE, 1nd
swallow both together.
E&KfeA G1xaA NsSIfa TXnfHIM
, 1859-12-16

nR. McCLlNTUCk'S COLD and
~ CtEGfs MIXTURE Is = eonbnat.h Of natuz.
Vegetable AEtitrtr n the irritation a.suIt Of ths
hFcatatnk apparatus whlcl uee eids eot3ha hease
ntss and sure fhna:. Ierorrs, IN 1efy skcs tims
esery v~st1se os Inflammation tue lrrk~ Ind troet
and ID tt-. sa o. terfett heath. pfas Is
cents For sa!c bT JOAN D. rAAK, LA LAt~ sr<ss,
Chicago. dem
, 1859-12-16

e The President, it is said, will in all prob
and necessity Of passing general bankrupt
law. There nre few subjects OF more absolute
importance to the commercial aud trading inter-
ests Of this country, aud il is 10 be hoped that
Congress will not fail TO give it that attention
which its magnitude deserves.
, 1859-12-16
Drp Gn018.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
.,n. as..u<d to cg.s Out !. anea Entire stosk ef
Rich silks, silk Robes,
taffoarfD eialSShAFvi RlSh VELVET c1oAks
&AA~ 1nd RICH DRESS GOODS
W. vteoumeucs o. MONDAY. peeenb+T ~. 70 sest
th+n Whoa; res1ra to Ce. ar Va:ne s!ts soIsa r.,
los,, Vii BE- sod two. -Four co7f Sas* .es nxhs
shiilInrs Two dollar sllka fot ooe 1on 1ups.o .oir
gkiIt Ho6ee worth lptty dse daiaTs los Xix
6Te tup<Eh tcuuesd RootS for tweatY hss 4o Iis w.
worfn sEeIye 4hl nrs8 fer stx salloZ kleh heisA
u,t Silks for alngs: F.dncsa tioa' dnTi..
3ius thirty and fony C1aAs ron ~ hei,
totwentg, Rich Drfas Goods rsausef Sns IL
setu. varae. I'-ntuK Dress 0ooda sfs' <e<fo' lee
our stoeE Of these Gcc1s for Etts-t q1*tJ ~
Eexance l. veil known to be E-eMnal1oIy be5ofn1 -
o.hef Ia tas st!ou tas will oder ID noIeS
nut to te Id again probably for yea1a A. - W HT:
u1es o1tr this -sss o. Eoota Low PASlC EATJ1s. ~
and low er than sYty soG hefs elsewhere. bssnk te
,nfOet to eEoss them without Efk71d q
Look cut for EXTRAORDINARY UAR0A4as On
and liter Nenday, December Sh. xarxrRa1
We vii e1hlEIt II SINE II ne stock & HE:s Ahaa -
DRY GOotY, which, for extent VARIETY slfEas: aea
eheapness 70 far beJoad any otaef IN to0 e1St
comparison L amply absurd
Terms Cash, and One Price Only.
". N. ROSS d co.,
lS7 l5s....-. LAks Street-... =. .-.....191 leS
, 1859-12-16

ment, ffpm Inc unt 0l GnetF NQ1Y, &00 rue eI-
precision Of their opinions is entitled to 10 more
the expression Of the opinion Of the same num-
Der of gentlemen of the bench. Why, sir,
there had been decisions involving the question
of the right to govern the Territories before
the present chief justice presided. Look back,
sir, Mr.. Mason in the chair1 to the doctrine
lawyer that ever sat On that bench, = southern
man In one of-his opinions, which il the
opinion Of tho whole md not Of divided
court, be s4Jt, that in legisating for the Terri
torleg, Congress possesses the combined powers
Of the Federal and State Government If 80,
aud if State Government may prohibit slaser!,
then Congress, possessing IN 4 Territory The
eta1 Government combined, mag do the same
thing; and where il Jour reverence for the
doctrines OF the Supreme Court, when you at-
tack thas deciaiont Sir, for sixty years that
was the doctrine Of the country, acqu,sced ia by
ali parties. Why did Jou assail it. and open up
this exciting question: l deny that any such
decision has been made as that slavery exists in
Territory, or that the owner Of Stare has 3
right TO take him to Territory and bold him
there as slave.
If the Supreme Court Of the United States
should make decision 70 utterly rariant from
the repeated deo,1ions Of the courts in the
Southern States aud Of the former decisions Of
son had a right to hold another Is . slave in
Territory bJ virtue Of any action Of the inhsbit-
ants Of i Territory, should legislate against
that asserted right. I would scquiesce in the
decision Of the court rs to the particular case.
If i sued for his freedom and the eourt decid.
ed that be IVES not entitled to it, would not
rerolutionize the Government upon that; but it
would be deeision in that case, and in that
case only, and would contest it on the morrow
il the nezt- would contest it day By dAr, un-
, 1859-12-16

organization 1t an end. did not say whether
the question was done with, or not done with.
but that, il such was your purpose, there would
be point Of time al which your Efforts would
end. make that explanation to prevent the
Senator from being drawn off into an iuelevant
issue, for de.ire 10 hare his exposition of the
platform, or what be predents ~ his platform.
Nj. TRcxBCL1.-Tbe Senator speaks Of what
1Pr4feat as the platform. Now, il 1t possible
that the Senator from Florida has not seen, and
does not kuou, this platform! Is there any
other, Why say, "~bat present as the plat
Republican party1" Why should we seek here,
in The Senate Of the United States, to mislead
anybody? l. am sorrJ ne cannot speak Of ad-
mitted tacts, rs they Are. We arc trying here,
thrust, to arrive at IN understanding with each
other. That Is is ny object; and wish to do
away with ali these clap trap expressions aud
these ugly names that are used for the purpose
Of exciting prejudice. Why is it that members
of the Senate OF the United States, and that the
Cabinet officers OF the country, talk Of the Re-
publican rty As the Black Republican party
Did they want to create u prejudice against ii :.
The Senator did not nse that word. -:
Mr. Y11xx-No, did not use it.
it has been used in this debate-because the
Senator seemed to cast suspicion upon the
platform. Why, sir, there is but the one.
As. YCLxk--lt may be- I would state here
to the Senator, that I did not use the term
Black Republican.
4s. Tnu4srLI--I hare said yon did not.
Mr. YcIxx.-B But did not use the term Re-
publican here, for the reason u said last Eight
that that term and that party denomination
having beeu once eousecrated By = national
party of far other, and, q hunbly think, high
Or objects than tho present party, no party,
whatever its objects may be, has the right 10
appropriate that name. 1t has become heprop-
err Ct preceding p.rty, aad, therefore, some
tbe gentleman purity may be defined, ought 10
be adopted will not myself npply aqualIdca-
ton, but leave it to that party to discover, ~
hops they will. some qualification Of the term
Republican.
liz. TRrAbr1L- President, it is because
We advocate every principle advocated BY ths
old Republican party that We adopt its name 5
and say to the Senator to-day, show me de-
parture from the principles Of the Republican
puty Of Thomas Jedt.sou's days, md I will OPP
pose that departure IN tha Republican party Of
10 div, It il because We advocate the princi-
plies of Thomas Jefferson, because We advocate
The principles ofthe Republican party Of 1900,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-17
4oW ARD. ASS ocIATIoN,

taef f"s'f " - -
Benrrolsnf Institution, established By spscrai
dotemenf for he relief of The sftk aNd diststsse,
afflicted tcith Vi,ultnf and Ep'dsnfe d,sa't'.
80 $780,
JNuE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. In view Of the
awful destruction efhuman life, caused by
Sexual diseases. and the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by guacks, sever
al years ago directed their Couspltng Surgeon,
as charitable act worthy oftheir name, 70 open
a Dispensary for the treatment ofthis class !
diseases, in alltheir forms, and to give MedicM
Advice gratis to all who apply by letter, Win
description Of their condition, Gage, ocouPa.
tion, habits Of life, &c. andin cases OF extreme
poverty, TO FURNISH nYDICINs TKrB OF oHARok.-1-
IT'S needless 10 add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill OF the age, ana
win furnish the most approved modern ueat
ment. s-l .p4vjgl7.llt ,.,lui
Annual Report, upon the treatment ~ Sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction WIN
the saeceHa which has attended the mnnrs OF
the Consulting surgeon in the cure o. SPEKma ;san
TORRHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS IMrv.
TENCE, iGONoRRHGA, GLxET, Syrniils' Ios
Vice OF 0sAsisN, or SsLr.ABUsE, &C., 90. sno
order, continuance Of the same plan Tor ny
ensuing year.
The Directors, on "A review ofth past, feel ss
sured that thor labors in this sphere OF benov.
olent effort, have been Of great bonoht to the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they nave
resolved TO devote themselves, with renewed
zcal, to this very important but much dcspised
cause.
| Just Published by the Association. Report
| on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal weakness, tho
Vice of Onanism, Masturbation or SelfAbuse,
and other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
| Tin soaledlettor envelope, y fREE OF cHARog. on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for POSTAGE. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment
OF sexuel discusses, diet, &c., are constantly be-
| ing published for gratuitous distribution, and
will be sent 10 tho afflicted. Some Of the new
remedies and methods of treatment discovered
during the last year. are OF great value.
i Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. Skill
IL. HoU0uToS, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. BY order ofthe Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwEI.I,, Prssidtnt.
GEO. FA1RCHlLD, Secretary.
| January I2kQ-1y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-17
WEST BEDFoRD, Coshocton co.,
Mavll 1877

Mr. II. b. .Kingsley--Sir: | have been SELL
ing the medicines OF the GIafrent erg Com
pany io' the last ten years, and have invali-
ably found them 70 give good satisfaction;
and the Pills | have sold to a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my tIade they have become o sta
pie article. MarshalPs Uterine Catholicon
is a medicine that has done a great amoun,
OF good in female diseases. One lady sold
it to, told me that she had received Eort
good from one bottle than she did from Q
long cOuIse OF medical treatment by tht
most skilliul physicians. Yours truly
JAMES WILSON.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-17

YNO TEACHERs.-The Board of School Ex.
i aminers for Hancock county, Will hold n
session for the purpose of examining Teac hers,
at the Union School room, in Finday, on The
hrst Saturday OF January and the ilrsi Satur.
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing al
ten o'clock, a. m, until further notice is given.
JOHN BOWMAN, CLERK.
FINpLAY, Jan. l, 1859.
N. B. All applicants will no required TO pre.
sent to the Examiners y certificate signed by
two or more OF their present or previous EN-.
lployers, giving y satisfactory statement as to
their moral character and ftithfulness MS
Teachers; or, II they have never Taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying 10 their
lmoral character and studious habits.