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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH,

The stomach is the most liable 10 get out Of or.
der. Hence how important that no diseased mat.
ter clog its operation. which would cause nausea
and distress by our food. 1t also weakens the
brain, destroys the memory, creates pain and
dimuess, and various Affections in the head. I,
produces great difficulty in br eathing and swal-
lowing Sometimes lainting and fits will ensue;
also bad breath, restlessness and great loss of
strength. 1t not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole
system, and death will end the work. From two
to five of these Pills day will keep the digestive
organs in a healthy condition, and unclog or
carry away nll impure matter; and thoroughly re.
store and cleanse the stomach; at The same time
the Pills viii so purify the blood, as to drive all
manner Of disease rem the system
WORMS.
In quantity of corrupted matter, there is al.
ways to be found n nest Of worms. They can
not neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject to them, as they
have not sufficient power to digest their food
Hence n large heap of matter is lodged, and then
worms must be the result. A few doses Of these
pills will disturb them in their rest, and drive
them out OF the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, will
prevent the disease from forming in the body.
4TDr Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
a u denlers in medicines. 536w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
CrOuD or RattIes.

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic oint.
ment may be relied on as an un(aiing remedy, IL
applied in season. Apply profusely to the throat
and chest and heat in.
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MARRIED..

In Burton, April 18th, at the residence OF
Mr.. H. E, Ford, by the Rov. Dexter Wittor.
Mr.. @. d. MILLARD to Miss SARAH A.
DAYTON, of the former place.
The brido will please accept our thanks
for cake received.
In Bainbridge, April 9th. 1850, by J. r:
Vincent ESQ.,, Mr.. CLINTON STAFFORD,
of Auburn. to Miss DELLA SHEPHERD,
daughter of DR.. Shepherd, of the former
place
DIED,
In Huntshurg. on the 18th inst, of Con.
sumption, LYMAN BROOKS, aged 20 years,
son of Aaron T. and Chloo Brooks.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
Burns

are eased Of all pain in a very few minutes, and
heal without scar. 1t is a sovereign remedy for
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in differ
ent diseases. For Coughs, Colds, BrOnchi-
tbs, or any affection whatever of the Throat or
Lungs inducing Consumption, use No. !,
which is also the No, for Depression OfSpir.
its, Loss Of Appetite, and ior all Chronic
al Debility, and Nervous PRosTRATloN. Ho2.
for Liver Complaints, No. 8 for Dyspepsia. Being
already prepared for absorption il is Taken by
Drops, and carried Immediately into the circu.
lation, so that what you gain you retain. The
No. 4 is for FEMALE IRRFeULARITIEs. Hysteria,
Weaknesses, &c. See special directions for
this, For SALT Rheum, ETuptiOns, ScRoFU-
LOIS. Kidney, aud BLADDER COMPLAINTS, take
No S. In all cases the directions mnst be strictly
followed Price of the BLOOD FOOD 81 per
bottle. Sold by CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
For safe by A. Cook, Chardon, and by all re-
speclable druggists throughout the country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
VOLUME XI, NO. l6.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
ORGANIZER ORGANIZEll


The undersigned, voters Of Chardon
Township, opposed to The policy Of the
present Administration, opposed TO Feder.
al corruption and usurpation, opposed 10
the extension Of Slavery into The Terrific
ries by either Judicial, Executive, Legis-
lative or Constitutional assumption op-
posed 10 re.opening the African Slave
Trade, and in favor Of restoring The Gov
eminent to the principles and practices
Of the earlier Administrations; in favor ol
Free Territories, Free Homes, Free Speech
and Free Men, cordially invite those Of
like faith to meet with us at the Cour,
House in Chardon, on Saturday evening,
April 21st, at past seven o'clock, to
unite in the formation Of Republican
Club, having for its object the spread and
triumph Of the principles we avow.
Z. N. Osborn, Samuel Maguuigal,
J. w. Clark, II. n. Spencer,
Nelson Marshall, G. G.. Field,
Harlow Hosiord, l.. G. Ludlow,
Ansel Mallory, A. w. Young,
Orrin Tucker, c. w. Munsell,
Reuben Stafford, G. l.. Garfield,
John Thwing, M. Shumway,
Nathan Marshall, Austin Garfield,
G. A. Vaughn. l. N. Hathaway,
d. w. Robinson, Calvin Knowles.
A. E. Ferris, John Murray end,
l.. J. Randall, Noah Pomeroy,
L. Barlow, M. @. Garfield,
Jude Converse. ]. o. Converse.
CHARDoN, Apil 18th, 1860.
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always presents us with the same essential ele-
men;s, and gives, of course, the True Stnnd-
ard. Anulyze the Blood of person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Scrolula, &c, and we find in euery instance, GER
tain deficiencies in the red gobuies of Blood. Sup.
ply these deficiencies, aud you are made we'll
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theory
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
MEDICAL.
"iThe rOoisSnd leaves will 30 for the healing q
lseO. Appo1NTMENTs. 1seo.

- ne rootsand leaves VIII oo lot tus nchnng@
the nations"
1890. APPOINTMENTS. 1890.
DR. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
IL Doctor, can be consulted at the followinR
places every month, during 1s59-6o;
Cleveland, Office 1874 Superior street.
Office days In Cleveland, as follows s-lss,2d ilth
18th, 18th, and 3lst.
Akron, Empire House, do 9Th 8 9th
Mnsson. American Hotel, do 7th & Btu
Canton, franklin House, do 9Th 10Th.
Warren, Gaskil House, do 18th ltth.
Norwak, American House, DO 18Th 4 l9ih.
Bellevue, Eckert's Hotel do goth q 2lst
Fremon Kessler's Hotei do 22d & 23d.
Panesvie, Cowles' House, do 9th & 2sth
Chnrdon, Chases Hotel, do 29th a. 2oth
D1rMaxim strictly adhered to
give such balms as have no strife
With nature or the laws OF life;
With blood my hands ] never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ense their pnin.
lie is A PHYSICIAN INDEED, WHO CURES!
The Indian Herb Doctor, r. J. LYONS, cures
the following complaints, in the most obstinate
stages Of their existence, viz;
Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
sSnach proRsy in ihs Ghess RS@ss%,asa'
oil other. Nervous Derangements.
Also, all Diseases Of the Blood,
such as Scrofuiu, Erysipelas,
Cancers, Fever Sores,
Leprosy.
And oil other complicated Chronic Complaints
All forms of Female Difficulties attended 10
with the happiest results.
| 1t is hoped that no one will despait Of euro
| until they have given the Indian Herb Doctors
| Medicines a fair and faithful trial. pTDuring
| the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies, East
Indies, South America and the United States, he
has beeu the instrument in Gods hand, 10 restore
TO health and vigor thousands who were gwen up
and pronounced incurable by the most eminent
| Old School Physicians; nay more, thousands who
were on the verge of the grave, are now living
| MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and are daily excaim..
ing-"BIeSsed be the day when first we saw and
partook Of The Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references Of cures will be gladly
and cheerfully given whenever required.
| The Doctor pledges his word and homer that he
will in nowise directly or indirectly induce or cause
| any invalid 10 take his medicines, without tho
| strongest probability OF a cure.
| Remember, consultation and advice free. The
poor shall be literally considered.
n.rThe DR.. has issued a neat pamphlet, con-
| tanning a sketch OF his Life, Study and Exten-
Give Travels, which can be obtained by all who do.
| eire one-free OF charge, at his room on his ap.
pointed days, or at his office, in Cleveland, lst
| Superior Street.
3crPost Office address, box 1868.
5O2f RI LYONS, M. D.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
Frozen Limbs.

Keep away from the fire; take the frost out in
snow or ice water, then wrap them up In Oint-
meut. Renew the Ointment once in 70 hours;-
they will cause pain after the frost is out, md
will be entirely well in few days.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
MO PAREG0RIG Or OPIAIE

of anu kind, and therefore relieves by remop,Rg
The sg6srings of your child, instead OF by deaden.
ing lis sensiJaities For this reason, it commends
itself as the only reliable preparation now known
for CHI ldren Tcething, Diarrhoea,D ,Dysen.
terry, Gripping in the Bowels, Acidity of
the stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head,
aud Group, also, for sotening The gums, redu-
cling Inflammation, regulating The BODeis, aud re-
heuing pain, it has no .quai-being an an:i'sPas-
mod,c il is used with unfailing success in all ca.
ualue the life and health Of your children, aud
wiM 10 saue them from those sad and blighting
consequences which are certain TO result from Me
use Aof narcotics NJ tOhich all other remedies for
Mfdntile Complaints are composed, take none but
Dir. Eaton's Infantile Cordial, this you
can RELY upon. 1t is perfectly harmless, and can
not inj1re the most delicate infant, Price 25 cts,
Full directions accompany each bottle. Prepared
only by CHURCH e. DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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80 May Appointments, go
RELIEF for The AFFLICTEDa
DR.. S, G. CLARK,
IFOTWtTIy OF INC TITUl OF CIuIK N OIUsUHI
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
75bqsitian NM gnrstnn,

CAN bo consulted at the following times anG
places
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20
INFANTILE CORDIAL,

and why' because it neUer fails to afford instan.
taneouS relicf when given in time. 1t ncs MS if
by magic and one riaL alone will convince you
that what we sny is true. 1t contains
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

TAR. r. ]. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
- Doctor. can be consulted at the following
places every month, during 1s59-60;
Cleveland, Office 1874 Superior street.
Office days In Cleveland, as follows s-lst,2d, iith
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

Rev. Orig'n Crane, OF Grafton, while IL
the act OF swinging friend. los, his balance
and fell forward. striking his templs on Q
stone. from which he rems ned unconscious,
and died the next day.
tesse Mart ndslI. of Warren c.un,y,Inli.
ana. died lately from burns produced by the
explosion OF fluid lamp.
Mrs. Dugsn, OF the same county, died also
from burns produced by the explosion OF q
fu!d lamp.
Mrs. 6lessnei. OF Mobile. and two child
Ten were dIeadfully burned by the explosion
ola fuid lamp.
Mrs. George ssidsrs, OF ssin. Louis. was
dresdfully burned about the head and breast
by tho explosion OF a Huii lamp. All the
har vas burned tlom her head. and she
csnnot live.
Daniel c. Kenyon, a deisu',ing ta.h,e,
OF the Exchange Bank al Providence, Ri de
Island. has been sGntsaeed 10 the State Pris
on ioE eight yean.
John W. Browne. a Lawyer OF Boston.
committed suicide by Jumping from iraln
OF cars that was running a. the rate OF thirty.
Eve miles an hour.
a man named Cook sttenpte ] 10 shoot d
man named Leonard al ths breakiss. table
st the Broadway Hotel. Lexington, Ken
tueky. Two shots were fred and Leonard 8
arm shattered. Csuse--womsn.
Talma Biedeh. a Meichsht OF Maysyills.
Rentneky, was badly wounded In d shoot,
ing snrsy. Q few days since.
Tom. Moore was badly won nded at Gym.
thians. Kentucky. a few dsyE sine, by Leing
saos ty John TVnib!e. Lswyet.
Mr.. Douglas. OF Denville, Kentucky, was
found DEAD n his mill. supposed 10 have
been murdered by one OF his slaves.
Cspisin Elliott. OF Maysvilie, Kentucky,
has aied Of wounds received by being shot
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
What Everybody WantsI
EVERyBODyI'SS LAWYER,
Counsellor in Business.

~ .lN NSSbk,
OF TUE rHILADELPRlA NAN.
IT TELLS YOU How toar,w ur pAW1%rgSHir
PAPERs ana EIvEs oIrral iul ms
iur AssGSMGSrS Ut al kIEds.
lIhL" OF HALk, !.EAshs and l'E'
fnloNs.
IT i. Is IOU How tu draw IN ro%ps md
NpLrUAGfs, Astin4YIl>, Iuw.
EEs OF ATtoESEv, NOTES anC
l!iLs ~ EKcHASGE, NEcglPTs
and Rt.EAsGs.
IT TELLS YOU The lawa 'or tie CoLLEcrIoS
ut hfRTE. with the STATUTES o.
iisilTATiu~, Hrd amount and
slui ot prurCrt" EYrMPr from
EXECUTION IN every state.
IF TrLLS YOU How to .aee an As!iuSurST
property, with FORMS i,r CON.
fDslTIoS wl'h CKpEIIOks. auG
the lEsoLvENr Laws VI every
state.
1T TELLS YOU The legal relations tx.tlnr
between GC4RpiAs aud WARD
MAsfEr arh ArgRryrieE, and
LANDLORD and lESASr.
IT TELLS Yoy What constitutes LIBEL ASP
SLASDHa, and the Law US to
MARRIAGE bowEH tho WIFEe
RUnr ~ PEoPEETY, Diyo4CL|
ASD ALiMoSr.
1T TELLS YOU The LAW uf MrcuAsics' LIrHs
in every stale, and the NATuR
ALiIArluS LAWS at this ruuII.l
Try, and bow I" comply With
tho same.
1T TELLS YOU The law concerning FRNsioSsl
and hUw 10 obt.iu une. ?ri the
PIE EarT!os LAVE 10 Public
LANDS.
1T TELLS YOU Tie LAW FOR PArESrt, with
mode OF pruCced"rO IN obtain.
ono, with krknFERESCTS, As.
siGNMESTs and TABLE OF FEts.
II TELLS YOU How % mako your WILL. and
how to AnMlsIsrRR or AZ Is
rLrE, with the Law and the re
quiremon,o thereof ia every
Slate,
IT IELLS lou The meaning Of LAM TEEas |
In general Use, and explains
to YOU the LEGISLATIVE EYEcr. !
TIVE ami JUDICIAL POWERS OF
both the General aud State
GuvERSMESTs.
1T TELLS YOU low To KEEP our or Law. by |
showing how To do Your bus. |
ness legally, thus saving 4 vast
amount nj prOp erly, and vex.
su"us litigation, by its timely |
Consultation.
Single copIns VIII be sent by mail. postage
paldt 10 EvsHY Farmer, EVERY MECHANIC, ~
EHY NAN OF BUSINESS, and EvEkYBnpY ~ Ey.
fRY STATE, ON receipt OF 81 U0, Or In Law style
Ot binding AT .23.
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victim OF msais-a potu irnas ined he had
seen q triple murder a. Mr.. Rlchsgdson's
farm. nssI Eaton. Pennsylvsnis, ana 81
proclaimed the bloody tragedy; the tale ,ew.
carried BY respectable, sober people, and
WHEN u had reached Eas,en, dozen people
aVened that hey had seen he dead boliss,
ana the Telegraph caught up the news and
nashed II o'ertLs Union. HundfeGs OF ci,.
'ttns went out from Eoston TO the farm tc
see the bodies. and Mr.. RicLsrdson'. fs,nil,
WeIs Kept up all night snsweIing questions
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
Road Notice.

| NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that petition
! ~ 81. he presca'ed I" tie Commissioner
lot Hancock equity, ono, at ihusg neat June
Isess.un, praying lur the location ana oSlLhIsh'
ImeHl Ui Il county road CumIht!,c.lg ~ tie
NuTth E.ls, curuor ol section Nu. 81, Ia Eaglr
I,"wlrhp; thence running Suuth On tho sCctI"u
INC Lu,NcGu srCLluE5 81 and IS, IA sad town.
snip, UHtI It lnte. cts Tire state T. ad lvtdlH.
from Cu.unnsLUls ~ Nj. Blanchard. aad lhclr
terminate. PETITIONERS.
May AN, leC0-tiw pd.
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Notice to LumbcrmcIl.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received al,
- the SeGrolarys "flco oi the Hancnck
County Agricultural Society, until the l5Ih
day oi June next Tor the delivery ut tho Fair
Grounds "i sad society, at Findlay, OF Is 900
feet fencing boards IL feet long. white ash;
hy "a inches at tho olhev, whiic OAK; 4O4
scantl,hs, 10 icet long. by 1 inches, white
oas. Lumber To bo delivered at tfe Fair
Grounds omi "r hofore the LIST day Of August,
loG0. By order lie Board,
D. Is. BkARDSLEY,l
\, ID. FREY, Committes. 1
q. W. GALLOWAY
May 4, 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

hndbUVv, an hIIican Pilnct, visiting
Bngl nd, received 50 many utteniiuns ifUm
from celebrated belle Of London, that, ~ q
moment oi tenderness, he could not ieitsin
from laying bis hand Oh his heart aud ex.
cr'oiming:--"Obl Madam, If Heaven had On
! mld' y"u Q negfess. you would have been
IIIesIstibIevI
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Peace.


Ny soul there Is u countrie,
A'ar hey on | tho skies,
Where Stands - winged atntFie,
All skillgu! IN the wars.
Thore, above noise and danger.
Sweet poace sits crowned with smiles,
And one born in 4 rfangef
Commands the GounteOus dles.
fIo Ia thy gracious friend.
And 20, my soul awakeO
DID In pure love descend,
To die hero for thy sake.
II thou canst get but thithor,
There grows the flower OF peace
The rose tina. cannot withcr--
Thy fortress ald thy ease.
Leave thou thy foolish ranges,
For none can thee secure,
But One who never changes,
Thy God, thv Lie, thv Cure.
--tiiEsRY vArGuAs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

The mn'e',buIg Farmer says track re.
psirer named Mccarthy. at HoimesvjlIe.
hoimes county. was pushing.slong a hand :
car losath with ties. on the ton OF which
~s's sealed two boys. when one boy iumnoJ
Oh, and falling under the car, had both i,ss
run over and badly injured. ana the lie on
When ne YVES, tipping up. threw his iittle
prctheF on on the other side, and ,he ii.
's'!int On his head produced instant death.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

Ayupg msn named Rother. of cino;nn.,;
fsll In love with young girl, of,,el h;,,
sslf wss rsfnsed, and still importnn,ngI Ia ha,
she ioihsds him any further late: views ".
shot himsshs but tho tan struck q rib. ana
fhs wound msy prove fatal. Tho ei,I hea,.
taz of his attempted snicide, visited him Nd
q esd to marry him il he got we'll. Ths
day - Set II yet the wound does not prove w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hoIoby gwen, mat ii petition viii
~ be presented to tho Commissioners ul
lItncuCs Cuunly, ONO, ~ their neat June ses
sluh ior lhC0, praying said Commissioners 10
vacate all ul that part al lilo old Thin ana De-
hanC0 road between the Lindsey road ana lie
DIllor road.
McCuAB, ohio, ArrIl, 2lth, lsGO.-[iw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

4 Mrs. Earl, OF Monroe, Ogle county, hi.
nois, IN fl Of mental alteration, took The
lie of her chill aged fourteen month";, .ld
then committed suicide. Mrs. Ea,l LEFT h.r
home to visit her father. three miles of,
where her husband was to come for her the
nt1t day lie did SO, but she had no, he.n
there. and on search boil bodies were found
IN small stream. Mrs. Esrrs father is
named Jesse Cook. and formerly lived in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
Childhuod's Years.

Childhcod's years aro passing DER us
Youthful dly1 will soon DO done:
Cares and surrows lie before us,
Hidden dangers, snares unknown.
Oh, may He who, meek and iowly,
Trod h,msBlf this vale OF woe,
Make us his, and mako I'D holy,
Guard and guide us while We 60.
Hars! II Ia tho Savior calling.
"Littlo children. follow mel"
JosuSl keep our feet from falling;
Teach us all to follow thee.
Soon we part--it may bc mover
Never here 10 meeta apgn:
oh 10 meet In Heaven forever!
Oh the crown OF lie Ia gain.
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DoAp NOTICE. Notice IS Dereuy CIV

pDND NOTICE. : NUlIce Is NereUy gwen
IN that there Will be 4 peluiGn presented t.
80 Commissioners nf Hancock county, UhIu.
At thor June session for le6o. Tor "a Wow ami
survey ui = now county road commencing dt
IHe state read leading iron FlLditY To- Upi ier
SandGsky, on the section lIne between seclIuu,
NJ. 2 and %, IN township cue North, Itnsc
Twelve East; thence North along sad Inc untll
II terminates ~ tic New uaven !. ad.
PETITIONERS.
MAY 1. lSG0.-tIw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

. ; !; ] 81 J.
yD COrGHS, CoLps. IInNRsENEss and
HSN(kkM VfLuESzA. inHITATI"S. SORENE >.
20 XVA any aftrttun ur tie Ilir"Ht
lIMyIhilIslu UR "; the iIAcKI>G torGn i'll
49 NSuMiTiUN. BKONCuITls. AsTh
V,2YN~ IA, VINO ,riNO.CuVUH CATAhEIl.
% REL1tVED. by HltUWN'S BliON
.ClI 80. I,,UCilES, or COU0ii LJzrSUEs.
A simple and sitggnt combination for Corona. &c.
Dr. q. r. BiotLOw, Bstun.
Have proved extremely Seryircnhlc ior
H"AHsESEss." Rev. 1ltsRY WAHD DKtcuER.
II recommend their use TO Public Speak.
crs" Rev. L. H. CnAPIN. New York.
THAT trouble in nv throat, (ror which the
'Trochcs' is a specnc) having made me often
"A mere whisperer." n. y. WILLIS.
"Most saluisry relief in DRoNculris."
Rcr. $. SEioTRiKD. MOrristown. Ohio
"Bencfcia when compelled To- speak, suffer.
ing from CoiD."
Rev. s. J. p. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
"EGcctual IN removing Hoarseness and Trri
'ation of the Throat 80 common speakers
and Singcrs.'
Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON. Lagrange. Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.
"Grcat bcne1, when taken before and after
preaching. as they prevent lloarscness. From
their past effect. lthnk they will DC ui pcrma.
nent advantage to me.
Re-. F.. RowLEr, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tennessee
Sold by VII Druggists ut ~ cents Per box.
Also. BROWNS LAXATIVE TROCHEs. q,
CArIARrIC fOZENGES. f,r Dyspepsia. Inli
sestiun. Cuns,ipatiun, Headache. Bilious AT
fctiOus. &c. tMurCh 2. 'sGO SIN.
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Town Lots and Land
FOR SALE.

Lot No. 30, Oh MAIN street, FtndieyI
Lots Nos. 80, "a, 81, aud 80, Ia tho Western
Addition la LlndlHyi and
Other Nnlua1ic Properly In Findiuy,
Will bo sold low for cash, OF on reason
able time by making caSl payment
Also, tho
Il. h'r s.-Iv. or of Sec. 10, TIP n. II. 10, III
Hancock county.
The subscriber will also sell on the same
terms, or exchange for Hancock county
property,
500 acres Of Land In Green county, Iowa.
This La' is hvorally located, and VIII hc
sold III Quantities Ia SUIT purchasers. For do
scriptiOn and plat OF lands enquire of the sub.
scriber. W. +. GlLkiSON, 1dgtnt,
April llth lSG0. FISDLAY, OHIO.
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rns REASON WnY.-

fns REASON Why
Her eve was like the violet
Whom morning dews ara on II;
Her check competed With tho rose
sbc wore In hor Spring bonnet;
Her lips wsre cherries In the sun
1ist ripenlng un the stem:
Her teeth were Ike tho glist ming pearls
In royal dladom.
Ter figure was superb her grace
Seemed really superhumtn,
For nature sometimes does hor best
To beauty Il woman.
In sooth aho was ~ lovely thing
For momOry tO recall,
And yet ie wOCod her not--because
Her dividends were small
10. Z. RICE.
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Black and Dius.

Black and Dius.
uAnd 70 look On pair Of brieht black cvc,
10 the life Of pair OF blue ones. f-OoErHf.
I.
Here's q health to tho lassio With merry black
uofs:s . boahhtb tho iassie With blue onos
And here's " the frst love as 1t spHrkles and
And here's TO the hearts tha. are true onesl
o, yes-to the boarts that are tender ard true
With affection that nothing can smother!
70 the oyes OF the ono, that are brilliant AID
bluo.
And the merry black oyos Of the other!
II.
Now mind you, my iaddIo whose eyes arc blue
That, howey er the 0races invite you,
There 10 nothing for you in this world that will
do
But pair OF black eyes to deilgh, you!
And N nd ou, MY lissio whose eyesare black,
In pair ci blue eyes to discover
That III slH OF affection you never should lack,
And-yon'll always 10 true ~ your lJverl
ILL
Long. long shall your eyes sparkle back with
To the eyes b !, live bu, to bohold youl
Long. bns shDll tho charm Of your natual
In heaven NJ sp,endor enso a vcu,
For this is tho 81 usht OF II poet wise.
Or n poet whose thoughts Hro true onas,-
That 10 ltrk on a pair OF merry black eyes
is the life VI u par Of blue Oncsl
NV. WiSTgR. = Nftc furh Sunday PrtD.
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Calhoun Berhan, who was the seconl OF
Judge Terry, in the duel which terminated
in the deoth Of Senator Ufodvtch, hiss been
nominated 10 the Senate bythe President o.
United States District Attorney for Colifor
min