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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sd day
In of October, A, d. 1850 Morris p. Skinner
and John Veon filed II petition in the oilice OF
the Clork Of the Court of Common Pleas, OF
Hancock county, Ohio, setting forth therein
that said petitioners are lDt.owners in that
portion Of the original town plot of Risdon,
lying and being in the township of Washing
ton, Hancock county, Ohio, that there is AN al
ley running along the West sides OF in'lots So,
81, SO, SO and so in said town, and an alley
running along between in.lots 60, 81 and so,
and SO, 90 and 40, in said town, that said Skin.
ner and Veen own farming lands along the
West side of said first nam9l alley, that said
alleys do not conduce TO th0's seneral interests
of said town, and are great injury and in.
convenience to said Skinner and Veon, and
praying for u vacation of said alleys. Said pc.
ttlon will be heard.
October q, lSG0.-[tt1
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PERRY DAVIS
tG VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,

ILERf DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,
THg GREAT
Family Medicine of the Age!
TAKEN INTERNALLY. 1T CURES SUDDEN
COLDS Coughs, &c., Weak Stomach, Gem
eral Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Cankor.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
tramp and Pain in Stomach bowel Complaint
Painters Collie, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhea and
Dyssentery,
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
feions, Boils and Old Sores, Severe Burns and
och,us, GUS, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling
~ ue JoihtS, hlngwOrm and Tettor, Broken
nrehsts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Tooth.
nbae,, nbe, ram III the Face, Neuralgia and
FEVER. -"'N """ 0h'A@' MI"
PAIN KILLER,
aken informally, should be adu,terated with
mix or water, or made into n syrup with mo-
lasses. For n Cough, a few drons on spgar
else. ''"" any 'h'hB
See Printed Directions, soAich accom-.
pany each bottle.
Tho PAIN KILLER is by universal, conso,,
allowed TO havo won for itself reputation un.
surpassed In the history Of medical prepare.
tons. It's instantaneous effect In the entire
eradication and extinction of PAIN, I'm all its
various forms incidental to the human f,mjiy
and the unsolicited written and We rbal testimo
ny VI the masses In Its favor, have been and
are It's own best advertisement.
Wnat stronger proof Of these facts can be
prou,ced ,han tho following letter, received
unsolicited, from
REV. ". d. JACOBS:
NEWARK, N. j., June 9th, 1860.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS 4 Son - Centlemen.-
Allow mo, unsolicited, to send you a word OF
c"inmondaton Of your Pain Killer. | have used
u III my family these several years, and found
y all II claims 10 be. For rheumatism, Colds,
coughs, Burns, Cholera tendencies and dfi.
cuiues, as we'll as diseases generally that pre-.
vail in families, regard the Pain Killer as be.
yond all price, and as efficacious beyond any
medicine within my knowledge. We keep Il
rs our chief family medicine, and And its use
IN ordinary cases worth more than any Doctor.
The testimony Of others among my acquaint.
ances and friends Is equally favorable. Many
Clergymen have spoken OF u in the highest
terms MS y family medicine: Missionaries in
repeated instances have said to me In person
and IN their letters, that the Pain Killer vas by
Far the best medicine used In the heathen
lands, and they use IL for themselves and G,mi.
lies, and administer II to others around them.
Thus much | am inclined to say Ms All act OF
justice To yourselves, and Ms a benefit to others.
You are at liberty to use this test inioniai, n of
amy service. REy. W. B. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
BEWARE OF ALL IMITAT1ONSi
The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout The United States and In
foreign countries.
P,icss--25 cents, so cents, aud 81 per bottle.
j. N. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western
states.
.old Wholesale and retail by
l.RAEL GREEN,
A. LANGwORTHY, Findlay;
J. NJ. HUBER 4 CO.,
u. BARNEY, Pleasantville;
REMOVER & OVER, Independence;
GILBERT FAIL Il CO., Nanlue;
J. w. LATHAM, Mt. Blanchard;
I. MAllON u son, Wiianstown.
October IL, 1850. lly
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FIspLkY, Jan. |, 1859.

N. u. ,Allapplioants viii be equired to pre.
sent to the Examiners a certificate sisnotp TO-
two or more Of their present or previous ami
pioyers, giving satisfactory statement as 10
their moral character and E,ithfunoss ns
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
slgnon ny lhc'r Teachers, certifying to theii
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RANbEt sHoP.-The undersigned has ro.
tofore occupsd by Mr. David Adams, where ho
wiil be pleased u receive the patronage of hin
old customers, and rs many others as arc al, .
posed t0ftvor him IN lis limo. v"
GEoImE CONWAY.
ptY OHIO, March H. 1859.
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DLANK BoNua AND NOTIFICATIONS.
ID For Supervisors, on sale at this ofloe,
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SANE MONEY.

IN TEAcHEits.--The Board of School Ex.
l. aminers for Hancock county, Will hold i
session Tor tho purpose Of examining Teachers
AZ tbe Union school room, In Findlay, ON tho
lrst Saturday Of January and the lirst S.tir.
day oi February, and the hrst and third Satnr
days otevery month thereafter, Commencing a,
ton O'Clock u. M, untilfurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clsrk.
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HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS'

HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS'
ADVENTURES IN riIL SOUTH WEST,
HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS'
ADVENTURES IN the SOUTH. WEST
HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS'
ADVENTURES IN THE SOUTH WEST.
BY col. DUNLOP,
by COL. DUNLOP,
BY COL. DUNLOP, Will appear only in
OUR COuNTRY'S FLAG.
OUR CUUNTRY'S FLAG.
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
Published by LOTT, KEAN " CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-09

'LHAsuRE is precious; Lu. virlu,
10 immortal.
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L. u. T.. y. Snuthworth, Mrs. lletty lleartley,
[. CavcudiSl, L. :. ", Miss Caroline Wilmnt.
\. y. MtNSON, ESD, Miss Cora Holmes.
N. y. Perrin, ESD. Miss h. W. Robinson,
W. Earle Binder. Esq, T.. Il. c. Judson, Esq.
Reynell Coates, NJ d., b. Perlcy Puorc, Esd.
{. W. Alexander, Esd, {. W. Robinson, VI. u.
Cul. G.. W. Crockett. Seth Iruwluw
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AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
so FIFTY PER CENT BELOW the USUAL PRICES nom
AUCTION.
The Stock Of age Wholesale House. retiring nom business
PAPER HAEGtRGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
ENGLISH CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS, lie.
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, &c.
Fine French Gold Paper, Soc rcl usually sold 81 and
81 So kne French Satin Paper 25c per roll usually sold at SOc
and large Of French Decorative Panel Paper
HanRinzs also, American Paper Hsneings very cheap
Aso-A large assortment of Ane Gold Window Shades Sl
per pair, usually sold .. So ...
Rpsish Carpets and Oil Coths 6ne English Tapestry Car
pets per yard usually sold St 81 81 fine threePy go,
good Carpets 2c per yard Also large stock Of ocioth
remnants, from t. IS ards very cheap
AT COATES's No. 3l4 Hudsonst, above springst
Pepper Hangngs hung by practical workmen at c per
roll
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WIIL be READY on SATURDAY,
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No. The Individual in Private,
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VTNHIS WEEKS LIFE ILLUSTRATED con-
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sIasoS ssNa. s asK
CERT wnl tale Bscs pps on SATURDAY EVENING Feb H. at
e ACADEMY OF MUSIC on which occasion the following
MILLS g Pinoi" Conductor, Mr.. THEODORE ElsfELD.
Tickets for se ut the music Of Messrs
Lus No 76s brosdway Breusne No. 70l Broadway; aud
NJ Walker No. l67 fultonst st. Brooklyn Members will plsae
procure their extra tickets before the day the
tickets sold at the door the evening Of the Concs will be
" each No secured seats Door open at TO commence
1t o'clock. By order L. SPIER Secretary.
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OEO NJ. II. LICHTENSTEINs QSQ
s1s(C Wholesale and Retail RIBBON and DRESS O'IC
TRIMMING STORE Ia removed to
NO. $50 CANAL-sT,
One door from Woosterst-
Having reduced my expenses se offer my Goods very
LOW PRICES,
by which hope to retain the
= PATRO ONAGE
M. II. LICHTENsTEIN,
No. s5s Causl-st
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NOAL OIL,-Fully equal 10 the best IN msrke'
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on 00O Dollars 10 Loan Bond and Mortgage on hrss
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DRY GOODS at RETAIL
DOWN TOWN.
The subscrber has concluded the solicitation eS many
Ladies, TO throw open his Jobbns Stock Of
DRY GOODS
tothe Yublie, for short time at retail ct
WHOLESALE PRICES.
s. COURTS,
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few doom from Broadway, east side.
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A SPLENDID IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH, !,
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lust PUBLISHED.
AN ANSWER TO HUGH MILLER
THEORErIc BIOLOGISTS.
By THOMAS A. DAVIES
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EXTRACT FROM CONTENTS.
The False and Records; Geologic Testimony Kingdoms
In Lines What the Mosaic Account OF Creation
Isl Conflict the Geologic Faith with Science and with The
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The fossil Kingdom General Con;ts Of the Geologic and bio
cal Christian Fsitb 6e.
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,;o 10 s ss Christian faith which biologists endesy
ornF 10 overthrow snnhAte all s parts at least In
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-13

Lecture last Monday Evening. The
lecture on Monday night last, by Rev. Mr..
Corning, of Milwaukee,is deserving of especial
mention. For bodness and originality of ideas,
and the beauty of language, it was produc-
ton of rare merit. Practically considered, it
was u lecture of more than ordinary interest and
calculated to make enduring impressions. There
is no necessity of sending east for lectuling
talent, while we have enough of a high order in
the west.
The next lecture will be delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Helmer, of Milwaukee, and we ven>
ture to say in advance, that all who neglect to
go and hear him, will lose an opportunity Of
listening to gentleman of acknowledged talen'
and oratorical powers.
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To the Citizens CT Kenosha County.

The subject of removing the Fair Grounds
has been before the Agricultural Society of the
county for about two years. 1t has been fully
discu Ssed pro and con. The merits and advan
tages of the proposed location have been fully
and fairly presented before the society, and the
public at large; while the claims of the old
grounds and the necessary expenses of remov-
ing to other grounds have been presented by
those opposed to the removal. One prominent
reason urged for the removal to other grounds
is this-to facilitate the means of getting to
the fair especially by the people of Kenosha.
Another is the present grounds, are far too
small TO accommodate the increasing wants of
the society. As the entries of stock and 9TH
ers for exhibition are steadily on the increase
' it is plain to be seen the society must enlarge
Its grounds or give up its annual exhibitions.
Those once given up and the society is dead.
1t is claimed and believe truly, that if the
grounds are removed on to the line of the rail.
road, that the people of the city would be Undue.
ed to visit the fair because of the small ex-
peuse by railroad.
As the location now is, considerable expense
Is incurred by people of the city and but few
can afford to hire teams and carriages to take
them to the fair. 1t is believed that the beau.
uiul grove to which the society proposes to
remove, with the many other inducements and
al vsntages will draw out the people SEN
masse, and make the time of holding the fair
great holiday for all, old and young as wei
as rich and poor. And what is more pleasant
than these yearly gatherings in which all mayl
take sn active part The only draw back to
the immediate removal is the want of funds
1t cannot be done without money. Several
hundred dollars are needed to commence and
carry on the undertaking. We have some
funds on hand but we want more. The socie-
ty voted at the last quarterly meeting to open
the books again so as to admit or receive life
men bers. In this way the society hopes to
receive cheerful and substantial aid. Now
who Will come forward and give us a lift at
the proper time and in the right place.. By the
payment of ten dollars to the treasurer of the
society. Mr.. J. d. Fowler, any one may and
will be entitled to life membership. If there
are any who cannot afford to become life mem
bers, we invite them to come forward and joi n
the society for the year 1861, that the funds
may be EN- ployed in forwarding this great en-
terprise. Are there any who are willing to de-
note to the society either in cash. labor or mat.
erial, it will be thank fully received. We adj
peal to the people one and all of Kenosha
county to come up and help as one man, in
carrying onward to completion this grand
scheme. The institution is one Of the greatest
of the age If rightly conducted. When it is
completed and all things are put in order, we
may proudly feel that Kenosha county is yet
taking the lead in the improvements of the
age.
j. L. LELAND, Sec'y. Ag,l. Society Ken
oshn County.
Bristol Nov 9Th 1860
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Common Connoil-Citu Taxea


Economy is the management of the affairs
Of our city Government, is probably reg arded
as the highest qualification of Common Coun-
GIL Judging our Common Council by this
estimate the city probably has never had bet.
ter one. Our city expenses during the year
commencing April last, have we believe been
kept down to the lowest possible figure, con-
sistent with the necessities of city government.
1t is true, the merit of city government, does
not consist in the smalness of its expenditures;
there may be extremes of littleness as we'll as
of extravaganza. The cheapest government
is not always the best But those who have
been heretofore clamorous for an economical
city government, must concede that our pres
ent Common Council, have been unusually
careful not to incur any unnecessary ex-
penditures. Oar city taxes for city purposes
proper are probably as light as those of any
other city in the State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-13
Regular.--We are Glad TO see DIR

Regular.--We are glad to see DR.. Price so
regular and prompt in his engagements, for it
insures to those under his care good treatment
aud to those DESTROYS Of finding some means to
relieve them, confidence to give him a trial.
The press a t places where he has long been
known, speak Of his ability, candor, and other
requirements in the most aattering terms. We
bespeak for him good practice b6re when
known. He stops this visit during Friday af-
ternoon and Saturday, the Dist aud 22nd Dec,
at the CITY Hotel.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-13

For the Holidays See what Messrs
Brown & Weeks have to say in our paper this
week, in reference to Christmas and New
Years Gifts They have every thing appropri.
ate to the season, and we advise everybody to
call there before they make their Holiday pur.
chases. Besides these things they have full
and complete stock Of Winter Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Crockery, &c