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HEALTH or AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female IIrcsulauticS.wGtkn uterine DIS
placements, and all local utcrlue difficulties
and constitutional troubles ui women, are en-,
uroiy cured by Tie GRALFgSpEKG MARSHALL >
UTERINE CATnULicOS.
In this connection, Miss Doechcr, sister ol
tue Rev. Henry Ward Iccchcr, IN letters I" he
people, page l23, says: =" II have nine Sisicr>
md sstrr rS.In law, aud fourteen female C,,ris
ms, all married, AMI all delcato and ailng. -
Amid the immense ulrco at my friends ana
icQualnlances cannot recall ten married Ia.
lies III this century and country, who are per,
lec'ly healthy In cases, however, where
The trdeicnhCrg CathnllcOn has been used we
must say that health has rapidly taken the
place of disease, ard ladies have bccou -.
bust, strong, ylsornnS, and healthy,
Mrs. Gleason, of Elmlra, says: - Beautiful
indeed Is the cunlidlns, trusting nature ut wu.
man, but how much does II need 10 be protect.
cd by a waicniulncsS that WIN lead her. IN time
Ini disease, TO u medical adviser nj scientific
Icducati"n, moral worth, and purity OF clsiiaC.
ter All these may he secured by address
lug the Graelenherg Company.
II gives me great pleasure to certify tn the
,nvariabo curative action Oi the Grac1cnberr
Marshiuls Uterine CathOllcon IN all cases al
female disease, and Ia the SIX III and high moral
character OF the Medical Department ut the
iiraoIenOerg Company.
J. /. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, PENNSYLVANIA.
am u Methodist Clergyman. Ny heart has
Lurly ached 10 witness the feeble health nf wa
men. AS | have Travelled my circuit preaching
the Gospel THANK God, howe yer, that have
seen al these discusses give way Ia the Graci-
lonberg Marshalls Uterine Cathulicon, where
leyor II has been used.
Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridioway, Mich,
'F"rmerly of Western STARK, Medina Co., %
rn-For sdc by
A. LANGwORTHy,
ISRAEL GngIs, Findlay;
j.. ~. HrBkR Co.,l
S.M. ". l.. HgLLEK, Van Buren,;
u. BARsES, McCOmb;
7. u. HIPKiss, Gilboa;
THOMAS STHArToS, Union township;
THOMAS SrARks, Arlington;
!. A. BALDWIN, Mt blanchard;
T. %. RAGAS, Yanlue;
For Medicines or Agencies address
ii. B. KINGSLEY, Clovolaud.
July 27, lsGo.-IGm
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the Pcopje,. Choice.

Aatkl h na,iJh's glad 81 outs ato resounding
O'er mountain. hill. valley, and plain;
The far. distant echoes are rolling
Tho ooupd of one glDri"us name:
IN ~ nans II tbs gallant old statesman--
10 0u,hiest tho great West can boast,
Wto ioads the grcnt army OF freedom
10 bnttls 'ssius, slHyery's dark host
Ths mlnions Of slavery are Fastening
70 crush him as som rs they can
They know that 10 favors are waiting
Tsom the hands nG y pure hearted man.
m men who have plundercd tho nation
on the people their fortunes have IN 'dc;
nut thcy knug that the game VIII be over
fftiss peopic elect "lIoncsi Abe.
nut al THAR deep schemes are fast failins;
rhsir suurts are useless aih VAN;
From their torpor the people are rousihg,
And r,.llyjng round his lair name
Ne5s other will answer tile purpose
fhey wsDi no puIitioal tool; ,
Bex asfong in tlis,r might they We determ'nd
Thst ''hviIsst Abe" Lincoln shall ruIo:
Ecs rpaiA. August G, lsG0.
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TACoB r. CAPLEs' ESTATE. - Notice
sJ Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator "t the es
tate Of JacoE 4. CHples, deceased. late oi Find'
lay. Hancock county. Ohio. All persons m
dcbtcd TO said estate ARE requested to make
immediate payment: and those having claims
against the same, will present them 10 the un
dcrsigned for allowance.
B. l.. CAPLES. administrator.
August 3rd, lsGO 3w
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sr,rr ELECTIONS are ye, to be held beror

sr.rE ELrcrIoss are yet TO be held befor,
the Pres Dental election in November, a.
follows
Vermont. Tuesday, September 1.
Cslifornia. "Wednesday. September ).
Maine, Monday. September 10.
0eoTgis. Monday, October ].
Mississippi, Monday, Octoberl.
Florida. Monday, October I.
South Carolina, Monday. October 3.
Pennsvlvsnis, Tuesday. October 0.
Ohio. Tuesday, October 0.
Indiana, Tuesday, October 0.
Minnesota. Tuesday, October 0.
lows. ruesisy, October 0.
Presidential election in all states, Tues.
day, November o.
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" REliLlNG, formerly II resident of Han
Ill. cock county. Ohio, now supposed to re.
side IN the state Oi Iowa, but whose particular
place ut residence Is unknC wn, will take notice
that George Van Eman, ot Hancock county, in
tho state Of Ohio On the 18Th day of July, \.
n. l>GO. did hlo his petition in tho Court OF
Common Pleas within and for said county of
/ Hancock. against the said H. Rehlng defend.
ant, setting forth that the said n. Rehng, on
! the Goth day Of June, A. u. 1857, executed his
SIX prumiSsUry notes oi that date for $50 each,
payable tu Henry Gibson or bearer, at the
/ lines following - one IN six months, one in
twelve months, one IN eighteen months, one in
two years, one IN thirty months, and one IN
three years from the date thereof; that the
said II Rehling M tho said last mentioned date,
executed To SAID Henry Gibson II mortgage on
Iinlot No. 10, in the village OF Van Burcn, in
said county, to secure the payment OF said
Inutes: that three of said notes. being the three
first due, are paid; that the three last due are
now the property of the said George Van
| Eman. and are now due and unpaid; and pray
ling for a Judgment on said last named three
notes against the said n. Rehlinc, for the sum
of sl33 IL, with interest on s33.4l from SOyem.
ber 30th 1885, on $50 from June goth, 1859;
and on $50 from June 20th, 1850; and that said
premises may be sold to pay such Judgment;
and the said II. Rehling is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 3lst
day of August, A. u. 1850.
! JulV 10Th ls6O-IGW
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r OST.-Lnst somewhere between Rerning
i 4 cr's tavern and The distillery, a knit purse
Oi brown silk. with double steel clasps, con
tanning $3.50 gold piece. and about fiity cents
in change. Any information concerning Il
may be LEFT at the Jefrrsonian oiiice, and viii
ne gratefully received by the owner.
Il. +. ROSENBERG.
A,,0ust ISCO
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P,sArr WAsrsp.--i In view OF the impu
atty vitt which the landing Of slaves on
the Cuff coast is carried on, through the do.
nothing policy ofthe presen nj administration, /,
the Mississippi PETAL advises oil Southern
men 10 70 ixto ".hs grssdest of all schemes
to ciyiiize sad ehristionize the heather.
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BRA ND0N or BRANDON!
BRANDON OF BRANDON
BRANDON OF BRANDON! BY
Mrs. Emma ID. E. N. Southworth.
Mrs Emma u. r. N. Southworth.
Mrs. Emma d. r. N. Southworth.
Last and Rest Story
Last and Best Story
Last and Bes. Story! VIII be commenced
In the next number Of
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
Published by LOTT, KEEN & CO.,
JULIA DEAN, - Philadelphia.
JULIA DEAN,
JULIA DEAN, The Female Patriot Of 76l
The Female Patriot Of 7Gl
The Female Patriot OF '7G!
BY A. u. NUNSON,
will be commenced IN the next number Of
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Published by LOTT, KEEN d CO,
- Philadelphia, Pa.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
Or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit.
Or, The Daughter OF the Coal Pit.
Or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit.
By NJ. B. PERRIN.
viii be communicated in the next number Of
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SCENES
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THRILLING SCENES
IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICA,
IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICA,
IN THE HIST DRY OF AMERICA,
FROM rHE FROM TuE FRoM TmE
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Ur. q, W, NUSTINFIII..
HARTFORD. Trumhull county, Onto,
March 7, 1851.
WEST BEDFoHD, Cushoctnn county,
ALL, lAnI

NFNT H'HTVNU' NOHHVOIIT N''HTT1l n
May II, 1891.
Mr.. II. u. KINGSLEY Sir - have been soil
ing the msdicincs 1T The Grdoionberg Company
for tho last ten years, and have invariably
found them 10 give good satisfaction; and the
Pills have sold to n great many families IL
regularly ~ their tea aud coffee. and with MY
trade they have became - staple artlrlr. .-
MdrShall'S tlcrnc Catholicon n n medicine
that has done gIcat amount of good IN female
diseases, one lady ] sold II Ia, told me that
she had received moro benefit from one bottle
than sho did from u long course nt medical
treatment 10y the must skIlllul Physicians.
NmMrs IrMlN, IAMES Mll.SlN.
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The Mountain Of Light,
or Medical Protector.

A book Of near 800 PAGES, containing full in.
formation Of all private diseases, and guide
for those who are married or thinking Of mar
riage, will be sent ON receipt OF So cents. This
book contains the most valuable information in
the Iangnage. Useful alike 10 male and fem male,
but should not be in the hands OF very young
persons, as II contains information that might
he perverted to unworthy ends. Also, a full
and explicit key 10 all hidden and delightful
secrets OF Marriage, Love and Beauty, never
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HOME TESTIMONY.


March I, lSdT.
hereby certify that have been dealing m
the Gricieuhrrs Medicines tor the past wear.
and can truly say that have never offered
any medicines In tho public that have met
with the decided appreciation Of tho people
like these, particularly the Pills and Cathnli
ron. They wlll readily perform all and more
Than is promised for them. have sold about
hity hotties at the CathuhCon the past season,
aud hear the best results IN every ease.
j. II. Z. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of tho Gricfcn
berg Medicines. Dr. Il. is n Physician OF cN
tenSiIc practice, aud Is one uf the most sue
cessiul IN the county (lrumbull) IN which he
resides.
This ccrtifcs that have used tho Graclcn
berg Pills and Mar>hall's Cathnlicun, sold hero
by ]. II. G. johnson, in my practice, Ia my sn,
tire satisfaction. They are good medicines
Dr. G.. ". BUSHNELL"
HARTFORD. Trumhull county, OHIO,
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~ SATISFACTORILY "a


revealed In any book in the English language.
Price fifty cents--one of the cheapest books in
the world. Send for Circular fully descri-
bing u.
Very liberal terms 10 those who buy in large
or small quantities To sell again, made known
on application. The low price at which tho
book Is retailed (hfty cents) renders II one Of
tho qulckest selling books in market. Special
inducements to clubs.
Every letter must contain six cents, in
stamps, for which will he sent PrLL written
reply; also, IuE DIsrESskRy CIRCULAR. a truly
valuable advisory document for old or young,
married or unmarried. and especially for all
who have made themselves OLD YOUNG MIN by
Il certain secret rracIice. IL contains more
| valuable matter than many hooks.
! NJ. NaLFEAr's BEAuTIfYiNG POWDER. - II i'm.
! paris 10 the complexion an exquisite bloom
aud transparency, and enectuiuly prevents
the formation Of wrinkles. blOtches, freckles,
nimples, wcns, etc., etc. Price one dollar per
box. sent bv mail.
| DR. JACKsoS's FEMALE MONTnLy Pulls. - In
valuable IN female irregularities. but not adj
yis;tiSe to be used during pregnancy lest they
should mar the hope oi offspring. Used In tho
{ Doctors private practice for ihir,y years
! Price one dollar, forwarded hV NAL.
| pa. JAcKsoS's PEnrt1rAL PREvsSTivr is Tho
only article III the words that. without iLeun-
vchicnce or danger. VIII iunallihly prev, nt
: conception. Thousand, at married iadies. too
T feeble to bear children. except nj the hazard
NJ life, have had reason To be thank ful Tor this
| invention. II resembles no other preventive
! IN use. and Is superb or 10 all. Forwa rdcd To-
anv address. Address
! Drs. JACKSON. HEREEET 4 co.
or simply. o. BuA i3C, Cincinnati, Ohio.
g5-Oilice iG7 Sy camorc street. -
Medicines and Instructions cent ptpmpily 10
any pant of the C.uutty.
J Nav L. lSbD.-[tm
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FINDLAN, July 2ith,
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted 10 the old firm OF ]. NJ
n SPiSISG II Co. are hereby requested t'
call and pay their accounts before the FIRST %
October next. or their claims VIII bo LETT "ltl
Justices for collection. without any except
ions. !. VI. SPlNlNG * ".
fowl
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TRY this remarkab,e ara I,

Try, this remarkable 2a8 most interesting
remedy. II Is composed0 concentrated
Juices Of the most powerful and the most
soothing Plants and Roots in nature, chemical.
" combined and insulated in well sealed glass
Bottles. and charged by powerful Battery
Thus possessing in addition to Its superior
medical virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric
properties, profoundly penetrating, and emi.
nonily quioting and soothing. II relieves pain
and Inflammation at once. twhen freely appll.
ed,) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves,
giving new life and vitality by It's life.giving
qualities. to paralized parts and chronic or
long standing complaints, and weaknesses, AL
laying nervous pain. (Neuraga,) irritation,
and removing obstructions like charm. In
deed all who have used II, speak OF II as truly
u wonderful medicine and esteem u by far, su.
perior to any and all other external remedies in
use. lfapplied In season II Ia an unfailing rem.
edy for the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation
OF the Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other
organs, Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague
in the Breast. and at all times cures Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache,
Tooth Ache, ARue IN the Face, Pimples and
sprained Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts, Chill.
blaihs, indolent and long standing Sores
Wounds, &c. &c. 1t will also restore the Hair
to the Bald Head, and prevent the Hair nom
failing.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls,
Wounds, Sprains and lameness, and IL y sure
cure, when applied hot for the Scratches on
HOTtcss anu tns root All VII sHttp' M tho
Proprietors ask for the Magnetic Ointment is a
fair trial, confident that all they claim for II,
will be found true to the letter. In the neigh
borhood where IL Is manufactured, many peo
pie buy II by the quantity, and 1t is kept and
used by almost every inhabitant rs a Panacea
Tor the numerous pains and aches every family
Is more or less afflicted with. We say again
TRY DR.. TRASk'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed"S. Buell." with
Pen. See Pamphlets containing full directions
around each Bottle. and circulars left witt
agents. Price Is cents for small, and 37a cents
for large Bottles. -
"a. LANGwORTHY,
For sale ny ISRAEL GREEN,
tJULE. 7. DENNIS,
DRUG0IsTs, FISpLAY, One
And all other Druggists in the county.
Hs- All orders should be addressed TO w
NUDGE & CO., Earlville, Madison county
New York.
October Il. ls5o.-tly
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Master Commissioners Sale.

FINO TEACHEis.--The Board of School Tx,
Il aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
session for the purpose of examining Teachers,
At the Union School room, IN Findiay, on the
hrst Saturday OF January and the first Sat,lr'
days ofevory month thereafter, commencing al
ton clock, Il. m, untilfurther notice IL given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk. i
FispLAy, Jan. I, 1889.
NIB. Allappncants will berequired to pre-.
sent 10 tho Examiners Il certificate signed by
two OF moro Of their present orprevi0us am
plOyors, giving q satisfactory statement as Ia
their moral character and faithfumess as
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed BY their Teachers, certifying to theii
moral character and studious habits. ~
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Tnr CAPrArs oF YEsSEL KILLED ny
Liaarsiso. - During the short but violent
thunder. storm which passed over this city
between five and SIX O'clock on Saturday
\, afternoon, the schooner Maucalbo, OF Free
mort. Name. lying at anchor of the loot ol
<rJeroi,uion street. was struck by lightning,
yind the mainmast shlveTed from top to bot
Itom. The electric fluid passed intO tue
t7cabin, where the Captain, Mr.. Samuel
lsliutcbinson, aud crew, four IN number.
Zwers sitting around the table at supper.-
= The hghtning struck the Captain aud Killed
-shin, aim 'st instantly. Every man OF the
N,cftN vas more or less seriously elected.
<6ut Ill recovered within short time. The
+ table and all upon II were completely shat
tered. and the pie, es scattered about the
CABIN. The nuid passed out at the vessel $
,,Quartef with such force as TO tear the plank
Ying from the frame. rr. Green was sum.
mOncl to the Captains aid, as speedily as
possible, hut he found that life was extinct
Captain II. was about forty yenrs OF age, II
native Of Portland, Maine, where he leaves
wife and one child.--,N,w York Tribune.
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70, yMA. August G, lSG0.

Nsaaow ESCAPE FnoN DrATn nv MUS
sp,ru birE. - A 4 ntleman who resides n'
the Belmont Hotel, was awakened on sun
dsy morning. at about Que o clock, by pc
culiat sensation. Al first lie thought his
nose was bleeding, but on arising and lIght.
ing his lamp, he found, to his surptire tha'
it was not his nose which hal pat hiS lace
10 such o "bloody plight" but just below
his left eye, on tue .cheek.bone. stream ol
blood was squirting out about the size OF a
large kaitting needle. In vain he endeavoI
ed 10 stsnch The wound, but for two hours !.
continued TO run as when first he discovered
At. During the third hour the blood ceased
10 aow with its wonted force, aud alter
three hours steady endeovots, and as the
writer was about to summon Physician,
the bleeding diminished gradually, l1Ssenlnt
IN force and qusntity until finally 1t ceased
altogether. BY this time the gentleman wa'
30 exhausted that IL was with the sIeaies
d,fhcul,y he was enabled to regain his bed
Yesterday, upon consulting several eminent
Physicians, they attributed 1t 10 the bite OF
q niusquito. aud say II the ilow OF blood ha
co.tinued much longer, he must have died
from the loss Of lood. i New York World
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted ~ terms consistent with sol.
venCy and iair pruflt.

APPLIC ATIONs promptly attended to, and
POLICIES issued by
ID. NJ, SrOuGHTON, iSent.
August 10. lSi9.--tdm.
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Can YOU tell mo where tho Fiudlay na,
lStnrc 10!
Yes, II has changed hands. Do you SEQ the
sign oi the BIG BLACK HAT y"rder!
Yes.
Well that is the place TO buy Hats a, Caps
CHEAP; they have tho largest stock and
latest styles ui HATS AND CAPS that has
ever been in findlay, and are selling the cheap
est. Call at tho sisn OF the Biz Black Hat
when you want Il good article aud cheap.
March lG, lsGO.--(6m l.. T. X 4. W, 7.
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, cArTION. - beware Of an imitation with |.
, the words. Extra signature A. -. WHITE Il F,
t".." printed across the upper part oi the !,
yigncttG on the wrapper. Al genuine
, have but one signature Of "A. j. WHITE " .
Co.." which Is at the bsttum of the wrap.
per. Persons dealing IN ihc imitation arti. ,
Gle viii hc dealt with according tel Law.
u. l.. JUpSON Il CO..
Su'c Pruprctors,
No. II Leonard street. New York.
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TINNER'S GOODS,
Master Commissioners Sale.

SANms1Y. July :, lS59.
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O'NE,L 4 BLAcsroup, Prtf's Att'yS.
August 3. lNGO!--ttS
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August %, 1850.