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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

For sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANS-Eahy Six Weeks, Red spcrkled Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French, large Lima OF Butter
Carolina, Scarlet Rdnners Royal Dwarf
BEEF-EIira Early fump. Early Blood, Long Red,
Sile-iln or White sugar, Swiss ChsrI.
BROCOLI-Pufple Glpe.
CABBAGE-Early atk. French OK Heart Early Su-
gar Lnaf, Early Batiersea, EARLY Drnmhead. Drum-
heidsasoy, Large Late Dramheal, Late Flt Dutch.
Green Glazed, Red Dutch, ~ pickeing
CARROT-l.nDg Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAULlfL0WER.
.CELERY-whne solid Silver Giant, Red solid.
C0RN-Esergreen sugar.
CUCUMBER-Eadyf Frame Long q cen GheIkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early PsrPe.
ENDlyE-GIcsu gurrd
BErfUCE-Early Cufed. Blown Dutch ROYAL Cab
blge. Dfumhes1 White Cos.
MELLONS-Ngimeg. eitfnn, Mountain Sproui.
MUsTARD-Mhne, Blown.
NAsrTRriUM.
0KRA.
ONION silver skin d White. Large Yeilox.
PARsLEY-Cu o. Double, PlIin ~ single
PARSNIP-su
PEAs-Landreib's grira Early. Early Frame. ROYAL
Dwarf Mauowfat. Early May. Bishops Esily.
PEPPER-Large sweet Boil Nose.
PUMPklN-Common Field.
RADlSH = Long Scarlet short Top. White Turnip
Footed. Red Tptpip Rooted, Long salmon.
RH GBARB, or Pie Plant.
SATISFY. o. Oyster Plant
sPlNACH-Round savoy.
SQUAsH--Eariy Bush, Long Green.
Rel.
Fiat Dutch. Rcd Top. Large Morrill,
Large Gi5be, DAie's Hyaril, R9ia BIsa of5weeIi.h
February 3. 10
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SOUTHERN FIELD and PRESIDE
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
p0blIShed In Augusta, GtOrgia,
Dr.. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN. Literary Editor.

DR.. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is The title Of Weekly paper. devoted 10 Ag.
,icullure, Literature and An, which am publish.
ing 10 Augusta Georgia. II will he 10 quano form 81
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en planters and farmers il will be more useful and
acceptable 10 hem than any monthly journal Of equal
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Ny aim is 10 establish . paper that will be yhiels
Of information That viii be useful - Southern psniers
aud farmers, and d repository Of southern thought,
imaginaon and ta,ie, - Tie realms u Literature and
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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nothing, and may Prove a blessing.
Persons wishing tie prescription win please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williams5ufgh, Kings county. \. York.
October %. 65-i2m
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The Louisville Democrat f3reckipridge,
talks plainly Of the disunion question. II
Tells the Cotton States that tbey need no n .
slu.e law, since they are protected by Dor.
ief states. and that the lsttef, which alone
ave right 70 complain, see nothing 70 be
aimed " secession, for BY such i stem the
Northern States would be entirely absolsed
ION III obligations.
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Blackwood's Magazine and.
British Reviews.

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,. The Edinburgh Re,iew, (Mhig.l
j. The North British Review, Free Church
I. lie Westminster Review, tLiberai)
5. Blaekwooi's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

6IhA1 Ed Or STULEN,
ERoM Cain Creek Meeting House, on sunday night
= the 2lsi Instant. Mare, saddle and Birdie. The
Mare s soHe, with white spo, in the forehead and
both hind feet white. seven or eight years old--fhe
saddle nearly neS. reasonable reward will be given
for The recovery Of the property Or such information
a. will enable me 70 obtain them.
GEORGE ANDREWS,
Near White Cross Post Office.
October 29l. lseO.
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PIELp SEEDS.

ORCHARD Grass. pefds Grass. Ksniurly Blue
" Gfass, Native Green Gtass, Red Clover, White
Clover, Timothy, Lueefne, for ,ae At the
DRUG STORE.
February Is. ca
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Mustuii.t.l,.Ha7.. irun tn ;
day night a.l .. '.rt stood in Ne
uIo ming Mr. H.......-. -..". w4.
coucclci hy .w-..y mHI.,. Oar
Democratic 'o!ks e.lny,d f.; mug Is
During the forenoon they la tac
street corners all 10 Themselves -
l,rts on thc "vhu.r tchrt' Hvry
piorpt.v demanded. Republicans
booked blue. On the street they
were in the minority, di-appo;nt Il
but not discouraged. Thus matters
went till about three o'clock, p. m.
Then the official return4 came in
from Orange township. The report
from that quarter on the previous
night had been just Ii;tle at.fault.
L. had given the majority on :he
w,ong sile! Old Ben was pee c0!eS
aheaH Instantly tbs word went
out on the street. lu five minutes
it had spread all over Findlay.-
Everything WAS changed. Repub'
licans came forth from their retire
ment, until Main street was alive
with them. They shouted, they
hurrahed, they shook hands and
made ell manner of joyful dencnstra.
tions. Democrats looked blue; on the
street they were q decided minority
They got together in little circles
and stood facing the centre, as close
together as possible, 80 as to concea
as much as possible their elongate(
.countenances. They swors they
would contest But it's all right
Those Sunday circulars didn't quit
do the thing they were meant to d9
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
Inflammation the Eve. :

LiteslIosher nasmmshoa. issA ssss 81 d.
purity OF the blood, which causes all erupt
i've diseases, as Salt Rbeum, scasvy. Boils'
Sores, Ulcers. &c. The blood being IN
healthy. and Of an impure nature also oces-
sions Dropsies. Tie blood becoming OBJ
struc'ed IN the veins. the wstery part Of The
blood IN consequence is thrown out from
their extremties, and Dropsy is the result.
Many times it is oeeasioned by improper
treatment OF some former disease, and tho
vessels being filed by serious humors In.
stead. OF blood. Free evacuations by these
pills open the passage Into the bladder and
carry off the corrupted humors, and renew
Them with pure and healthy blood, which
VIII drive out olthe body all inflammation.
together with the eruption of the skin, and
all dropsical complaints. They will be
shield to every form of disease 10 guard and
Keep you from the cold eraspng hand Of
death, and cause life and strength 10 re.
main, and the countenance TO brighten
with the loom OF beauty aud health.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sole by
all dealers in Medicines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
Later from California.

I er Iosv,u, Os,oi,,, o 49, po e.
n,sssg wi,h hsI;SaSn;a S.,.s % ,ra oar
p,,;rD, .,,;vsd h.,. H., u;ss, "o '''
c.. Fa.sr,s,nS oass
pscbeco' Con.ts css,e cn"n,, ~ ,ha o. o1,S ~
Je.,rove1 nes,{S On 600 s,n,,. op -, sa,,n sne
There is no new fe.,n,s in ,hs rroi;t;r,i
canvass. '"N f''o''
The State AericuIiuyal ta;r a, s.c,,msr,c
has moved n great success ors, ,lon.
and head of bIooded stock we've oiscsd in
comnetit,on for preminm,
The mining accounts from Carson Valley.
nc well 40 rom the New Cozo ,;Ivs, mines
near Owen,s I,ako are epconrag;no
TIE latest accounts from Oregon state tha,
the Iss,vIa,uYe cootinu.,l .,i;s,,,,ins f,oy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

OIL AND WINE. - No medicines, which
have ever cone within the range of our oh.
setvatlon, are receiving such testimonials OF
esteem as DR.. 5. A. Weavets Canker and
Salt Rhenm Syrup, together with the Canker
Cure and Cerate, which are advertised IN
another column. They have rapidly found
their way into almost every part OF the
world, aud us far as We can learn. upon
careful inquiry in regard to their effects,
hey give entire satisfaction in every variety
OF humors and the majority OF chronic com.
plants. We have no sympathy with, nor
desire TO promote quackeryi aud as the ori
ginator Of these remedies with two of its
proprIetors are regularly educated Phys,-
clans OF high standing. we feel confidence in
recommending them to the public as medi.
cines which eau be relied upon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
Inflammation.

N. Bingham, u celebrated Physician of
Utica, N. Y, says; al have treated cases of
Inflammation OF the Brain, Inflammation of
Lungs, Inflammation o the Bowels and Kid
neys, lnllammatory rheumatism, Child Bed
Fever, with DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
with perfect success. even when ali inter.
nal T,medes have failed, also cases OF
Cioup, Scarlet Fever, Canker. aud Ulcer.
aled Throat aud Lungs with like su ,cess.-
In the Epidemic known as the Pdtrid Ery.
slpelas. by which so many valuable lives
were lost, tested It frequently and il never
failed Of effecting a speedy and certain
cure. In cases OF Burns, Spra.ns, Bruises.
Frozen limbs. Chilblains, de-, it cures like
a charm. No Physician or family will be
without this medicine, after becom, ng nc
quainted with its power to cure"
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, and Chill
bluins,
are completed, cured by two or three appl.
cation, Of the Magnetic Ointment.
u- See advertisement in another co lumn
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

"OLD AuE" Ar SsA.--Oap,ain @. I. Ste.
vens, OF Gothsm. assures US that he finds
among his ship registers one which contains
the name Of "Abe Lincoln. Of Kentucky"
He So vs. that when he was making a voyage
out Of New Orleans, in 1879, he shipped a
crew at night who were put under matches
until morning, when the ship reached the
mouth Of the river the Sailors were ordered
up. Among them was "Abe Lincoln"--
whom he strictly remernbers as tall youth
more honest and capable than handsome,
who represented himself as having come
down the Mississippi on a fatboat, without
intending to go to sea; be says that "Abe'
worked well while on board. but left him at
Baltimore, preferrng the Aatbost on the
rIver TO the ship OF SEQ.
The Captain, who rings loud bell for
Everett, thinks that he cannot submit to sail
under that fellow" ss Captain OF the ship
Of state. But you, know, Captain, that
"turn about - fair piay.'' You may have
70 come TO IL. Il Maine Teacher.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
Mr.. Vanlue's Statement.

That lying circular, got up on last
Sunday and Sunday night, at the
Courier Office, and sent out all over
the county on Monday, for the pur-
pose OF dsfrauding Mr.. Huber out Of
an election, contains a statement Of
the settlement between Mr.. Vanlue
and Mr.. Huber, which, according to
Mr.. Hazlett's bank books, kept a,
the time, is wholly false, We gave
a statement in last weeks Jefferson
ian explaining the whole matter
1t was carefully prepared, and so tai
as anything appears yet to the cou
trsry, was true in every partlculer
As we understand that Mr.. Vanlu,
disavows having any part in thi'
meau and cowardly transaction, WI
shall defer until next week ANY
further notice OF it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

GARiBALDi's MlLirARY PREr.R,rioSs.-
The Patre says: Garibaldi is occupied ex-
clusively with the organization OF the mill
tary and naval forces of the country. The
army Of the Two Sieilies will hencelorth be
called "rhe Army Of Southern Italy" The
Neapolitans will be Incorporated in this
army, and blended with the Garibaidisn
volunteers. 1t is intended to augm, mt the
force of this army to $780, 900 men, either by
volunteers or an extraordinary levy. As
soon as the army is formed, the work Of the
uni nfication Of Italy will be followed up W it'll
out moment delay. Garibaldi has made
the Vice-Admirsl Persano Admiral sf the
feet. The Dictator, having had laid be-
fore him an inventory Of the Nrapolitau
navy, has decided that fifty vessels shall be
immediately armed for service. he has or
dered fifteen new at-bottomed boats fol
landing troops. and is about to transform all
the sailing gunboats in Castel lamsre into
steamers, fitted up with engines to be pro-
cured from England. All these measures
are in course Of execution.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

llAYcoCK COUNTY FAIR. - Our
County FAIR, held on last THURSDAY.
Friday aud Saturday, exceeded the
expectations OF the most sanguinc.
To attempt to say anything about it
to the people of our county would
seem almost supcrhuous, for it ap-
peared rs though every body in Han
cock county was there. The exhi
bition was better than we havs hal
at any previous Fair, while the thou
sands Of visitors who poured in
through the gateways, and slmos,
covered the ground, was an unmis.
taxable indication that the people Of
our county are beginning to see the
Importance of sustaining the enter
prise. The whole number of mem
bers' tickets sold was about six hun
dred. There were over six hundr, d
entries for premiums. The total re
ceipts of the Fair was $l,20S.
The number Of persons present on
Saturday, was, judging by the sale
OF tickets, not far short of five thou,
sand.
The receipts of this Fair will ena
bic the Board to pay off all presen
dues, and also to make importsn
additions to the attractions TOT mex
, year. The want OF more ground il
already felt, and it is to be hopeC
that four or five additional acre
can be obtained. This would Civ
ample room for the location OF tn
riding ring entirely on the North 9
East side of the grounds, instead q
' the present inconvenient aud dar
gerous arrangement Another Ha
is also very much needed, for tn
purpose not only OF giving more roof
for displaying articles, but also ,
atfording better opportunities Il
classifying those belonging to entir,
lly different branches of industry. =
These are among the things at pre-
, eht needed; but we must wait,
- course, until our means will enab
. US to obtain them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
A Blessing for Needle. Women,

AND ALL orHHRs CoMPRLLKv TO SEpESrA.
ny EAPLoYhEsr-A CURK soa FEMALE WEAK.
srssss'--A large proportion Of the female
sex may trace the beginning Of incurable
debility to some irregularity Of nature.
These are permanently relieved by The
PERuviAs SrRur, which contains the pro.
loSide ofiron, aud the only form by which
this indispensable element OF health can en- .
Ter the blood the want Of which causes
psleness. dizziness, headache. debility, and
every form Of i'll health.
The Peruvian Syrup. by ITS speedy action
on the liver and stomach, increases the Ji
gestive powers, thus effectually curing pys.
pepsa, and enabling the food TO nourist
the tissues aud increase the flesh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

EXPLOSION oY \ STEAM GOAT IN Tkx.s. On
the evening OF the eth ultimo, the boiler OF
the steamboat Bayou City, plying between
Galveston and Houston, tTexas) exploded,
causing sad loss Of life. Seven persons
are known to be killed, snd twelve badly
injured. Beyond this, nothing definite was
known in New Orleans, on Tuesday, but it
is almos' certain that many more were lost
The Galveston Civilian, OF the 29th ultimo,
says:
"Capt. J. E. Haviland. one Of The United
States Inspectors of Steamers. has revisited
the steamer Bayou City, for the parpose Of
Investigating the cause Of tie explosion of
the boilers. He found an incrustation OF
salt, nearly fourth of an inch thick. on the
under interior surface Of .he boilers, and
has no doubt the explosion was prod uced by
IL. The fracture occurred IN the under side,
.puttiug out the fires, and the damage to the
upper portion of the boat and passengers IN
i; was produced by the reaction ol the steam.
Captain Hayiland has not yet prepared a re.
port Of the case, but will do so IN a day or
two. The boiler had been cleaned out al
the usual time. but had been kept heated
during the day, as it was necessary to move
the boat from place to place in taking in
fregh here.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

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