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u All, especially young men. should
read the advertisement Of the new "Nslion-
al Dispsnsary''aa at oincianstis isaanoth.
eI column, sl
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WE commend to our readers the
Perusal of the speech of j. NJ. Ash.
ley, delivered last Fall, in Fulton
county. as showing his sentimen nts
at time when he was not a can.
d'date for Office. A Homestead
Bill and a liberal policy toward ali
our citizens, whether native or for.
eign born, it will be seen, constitute
the leading principles of his faith.
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The Bakers ARE CrMIso. .-Thi.
old and popular troupe will give one
OF their splendid Concerts in Melo-
deon Hall, on Saturday night. lie,
the lovers Of mnsic not tail to be
out Their present programme, at
will be seen by reference to small
bills, is composed mostly of new and
populor airs. This is their third
visit to Fiudlay. Give them good
reception.
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Baird brings an action against him,
20 dpist IDS " any one has any
O6riosity tpPsettc petition Of Baird

Ny ~ III . - 1OV", "hu ~
afiswers Of Hoisington and wilso,
Ishey will find them in the Clerk
office, in Findlay, Complete Recor
No. 4, page 393 to 800.
The petition sets up, among otl
er things, that Hoisington had ne,
. or assorted any claim to the Ian
since his conveyance to Jones. =
That there was collusion, or
fraudulent contract between Wilso
and Hoisington to obtain the san,
THAT it was done with the fn
knowledge on the part Of the dc
ltendants, of.the rights Of the plain
tiff, and that Wilson made spplics
tion to Hoisington for the purchas,
Hoisington, in his answer, dcnie
ever having made any deed to Jone.
or to any body else but Wilson; de
nies everything necessary to be de
lpied 10 order to make out his clai
swears that "the sale was mad,
honestly and in good faith," an,
for fair and proper consideration.
snd "without any intention to wrong
any one" Wilson comes along at
ter him, with his answer, and Il,
swesrs that the purchase WAS mad,
honestly and in good faith" anC
"for a fair, and valuable. and prop
er consideration, and "without any
intention to defraud any one;" and
denies all knowledge Of any deco
but his own. M. q. Whitley was
Attorney for Mr.. Baird, and Munger
for Wilson; but on WIS being
elected to the bench, the case passed
into the hands OF O'Neal and Black
ford. It did not come on for final
hearing till the April term, 1857
In the mean time, the widow of Mr..
Morrison was greatly distressed at
the loss she seemed likely to suffer
in consequence of this unjust claim.
Baird holding the land under deed
of warranty from Morrison, they
were bound to make him good, in
case he was ousted OF the possess
on oi any part Of it. An attempt
was made to compromise the mat
er, and $500 was offered Mr.. Will.
ION Tor this purpose. and refused. :
lad he not paid $50 dollars for il.
And was he to be bought off with.
$500! He was too sanguine of his
'rize. Finally. on the Saturday
'lght before the trial, Mr.. Black.
ord, at the earnest solicitation OF
'ir y Neal went to the house of
'lr. George, the Administrator OF
lr. Morrison, and instituted a scru-
lnizing search amongst the papers
{ Mr.. Morrison. THE LONG L,sr.
EED WAS FOUND!
Thus. just at the last hour, the deed
{ l1oisington to Jones, alter being
Or years gi' en- up as lost, came
'rth from its long obscurity, to con.
'und the iniquitous scheme of CIoys
). Wilson. take from the willow
I John III. Morrison. for the con. !
,mptiblc sum of TWENTY DOLLARS.
'rty acres of land. that would sell
ndcr the hammer for $40 per acre.
O'Neal and Black'ord had the
eed put Immediately upon record,
that it could be made available at
nee. The parties came into Court.
nd the deed was produced! Moth
'g moro was necessary. The dis.
OF the avaricious laud
pecnlator was complete and over
'helmnig. His chsgrin and NOR.
fication on being so UNEXPECTEDLY
in his designs, can be
etter imagined than described. -
lere is the decree of the Court as
'sen from the 399th page of the
complete Court Record No. 4:
J. W. BAIRD
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INFLAMMATION of the Liver.

BosTos, March A., 1854.
l have been afflicted for many years with
morbid state Of the Liver; with Constipa.
'ion' Indigestion, cold extremities, shoot.
ing pain in the side. etc. was about sub.
milting to the usua! mercuIial course ol
treatment, whereby hoped to gain relief,
out not cure. could not lie upon either
side when began with the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. and after using il only one week,
considered myself cured.
7. II. KENDALL, NJ. D.
"PEhuriAS SYRUP" is u Soiution Of Protorul,
o. iron' u new discovery In medicine, and
strikes AT the root of disease by producing
healthy blood the suu<ce of all vitality in the
human organism. For sale by III Druggists.
Agent tindlay, Ohio,-A. la NGwORTIIy.
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RErULIcAss Of. Hancock be at
your postal Bear in mind that it ID
but two weeks till the state election.
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RELIEE IN TEN MINUTEsi,
BRYANS,
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The 'moSt ceTtain and speedy remedy
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Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth.
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Breathing, Sore Throat,

S"es' anu Lungs, Coughs, tOIds, Asth.
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! These Waters give the most instantaneou,
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constitutions they are "a blessing and a cure
| none need despair, no matter how long the
disease may have existed. ur however severe
y may be, provided the organic structure of
the vital organs is not hopelessly decayed.-
partial trial.
10 Vocniists aud Pubiic Speakers,
these Waters are peculiarly valuable. They
VIII III ONE DAY remove the most severe occ,;.
kslonal hoarseness; and their regular use f,r a,
lew days Will. AT all times, Increase the puge r
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It's tome. compass and clcarness, tor which mn,
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lonal vocHlists. JOB MOSES
Sole Proprietor Roch stcr, n. Y.
So Price Is cents per box
yocalsts and Public Speakers
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VIII nnd Bryan's Waters
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SEE the advertisement OF Messrs
Porch and Goodwin, in .another col.
umn. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21
Pimples on the Face, and Skin Dis.
eases,

Are generally caused by Animalculr bur.
foughed IN the skin. Doctor Tasks Mag.
net'c Ointment 10y It's powerful and pen,
tratlng qualities. destroys every vestise of
them, restoring health aud beauty to the skin
wherever applied, removing Tan and Ffeck.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

EVERY VOTER in Hancock coun.
'ty should know that for every
charge we make against the Dem
.ocratic candidates, we produce
Tie evidence. Tho Courier makes
its charge o! Know Nothingism
against our candidates, under cover
of a fictitious correspondence. -
They pretend to quote from the REQ
ord, and keep 10 in The dark. Why
not tell the public where It is, and
ask them to come and look at it. and
see for themselves. They dare no,
do it, and for very good reason.
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PILES.

Files which are.at this season of the year
particularly Troublesome, are cured at once
by Trask's S Magnetic Ointment. apply to the
parts affected and small OF the back.
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely tothe forehead
and temples and back Of the neck, also to
soles OF the feet and palms Of the hands. 1t
will relieve the severest Headache in thirty
minutes. Read advertisement in this pa.
per- July l3tii.-3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

GES. AsHLEys SPEECH IN FINpLAY.
The Cou,t House was filed to over
having on Tuesday night, to hear
the speech of cur eloquent and pop.
nlar Representative. Mr.. Ashley is
holding series of discussions with
Gen. Sieedmau, in consequences OF
which hewill only speak at four
pl ces in the county.
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wouldssy, "pay no attention to Roor.
backs; don't 10 near The public re

wouldssy, "pay no attcntionto to Roor
backs don't go near The public ro
cords OF the county: don't believe Z
word that Charley O'Ncal tells yor
about il; don't listen TO Philomer
Morrison, at Cages store, in regard
to the trouble and anxiety Of bis
mother, during the year aud bal
that this case was pending in th,
Court; or the SIZE expense sh,
was subject to, on account Of it,
and her Intellectual attempts TO com
promise the matter; don't for heav.
ems sake, hear a word of il, but &c
directly To the "person accused and
enquire OF himi" You have the
privilege Of doing as you please -
We should say, go to the recmd;--
and If, after investigating the mat
ter, you conclude that this is the
kind 81 man you would like TO
have placed in one Of the most re-.
sponsible Offices in your county, then
vote Tor him; il not, then let your
verdict be in accordance with the
judicial record Of vonr cnifnty.
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INFLAMED OR SORE EYES

A. q. Gushing. OF South Bend, Indiana.
"the assy Magnetic Ointment is the ont,
remedy in use here FOR lnhnmed Eyes, The
Auditor Of our county has so much faith in
ITS curative pswers in this disease, that he
not only highly recommends it. but oilers
to forfeit the amount paid for it in each
case, II il fails OF a cure.p
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ls this satisfactory, or no,l Go
andSread it, voters of Hancock coun.
)ty,"for yourselves, and let Mr. Hol,
labaugh, or Mr.. Wilson, or any 9th
er man explain il, II he can. This
decree, it will be observed, sets fortl
that the deed by which Mr.. Wilson
expected to hold this land, was ob.
tainhd by him.. Jraudulentty, ana
'oith a knowledge Of tho legal tile
&c., of MI. Baird. Wilson swears
he did not know OF Hoisington Z
deed; but the record is against him
Wasppt the fact that Morrison ant
his assigns had-held nndisturbed pos.
session of the whole eighty acres
for thirteen years, ,rby an xndssputed
right, sufficient notice3
And this is but one, ont of tho
numerous cases OF similar cLsrac,
ter that might bs. shown against
this model candidate for Sheriff. :.
Yet, the Courier, we presume
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P'ti"Onf 10 quaniae.

~. W. BAIRD -.-
Ic.lB WiLsos " and p'ti"0nfo quitf,iae.
JUSTIN HoINSGroS. --e. -
"This day came, the parties by their Attor.
neys, and submitted the cause 10 the Court
upon the issue Juined between the parties, ana
was argued BY Counsel. On Consideration
whereof the Court do lnd the equity of the
case with the Plaintiff: and that he matters and
things "t up in he Piaintf's petition are t,ue, a,
therein set set forth. Aud the Court do further
find that the quirclam deed, in the said reti
ton mentioned, executed by the said Justin
Holslngton, to the said Cloys d. Wilson, is
FRAUDULENT AND yoID, AS to the said PEintiif.
and that the same WAS OBTAINED wIru A KVow
LEDGE of ne legal tile 10 aud actual possession
thsI eof Of the sad Plaintiff
II Is therefore ordered and adiuged by tho
Court, that the said deed from tho said Justin
Hoisington to tho said Q. b. Wilson. be deliyer.
ed up. and cancelled and held for nothipg, :
That the said Plaintiff be and hereby is ouIet
ed In his title to and possession of the premises
in the petition described and that the said dc
tendants be and they are hereby perpe tualIv
IeWoined from setting 'up'or claiming aDy as
tate or interest in said premises In the said ne
tlton described, adverse to the Plaintiff q ii
tie therein; and that all claim of AN estate nd
verse TO the Plaintiff be and is Determined
and that the said Plaintiff recover OF the said
Defendants his costs and charges herein ex
pended, taxed at -" .I0. -. ~
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NASLrE. April 10, lsjs.
Dr. &. W. RoBAcx - Dear sir We r, ceivet
yours oi the 9TH uliimO, bat neglected 10 AN
swcr II until the present. Your medicines are
beginning To 30 of much better than nj flrst.
ihey had hard lighting To do. The country *
crowded full Of Patent Medicines Your med.
icines have per formed numerous cures which
VIII doubtless establish Tor them Il good char.
arter. We have two certificates which will
dement, you rs well the afflicted We could
nave got mere II we had thought IL necessary. =.
we thhH your medicines will take well: We
nave used considerable cXcrtion to nut them
III use, but have too many other Patent Nedi.
clncs in contend with. Time will certainly
give them the preference. We have nnprini
lhg nlllce in our town; Findaytis the nearest:
tnere are Nv" papers published at Findlav,
the Hancock Courier, and tho lia ancock Jeirer.
suiillh. Yours respectfully,
GILBERT. FAIL 4. co.
s5- Principal Onicc and Sales Rooms. M. 4
East Fourth street. third building from Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory In Ham.
mund street. ~
For sale by
J. NJ. HUBER & CO.. Flndlay;
GlI:bENT, FAIL & CO., vanluc;
y. BARNEY McCnmb;
ID. PETERS x son, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS STARkS. Arlington;
i. MAHOS X SONS, Williamstnwn:
IN. W. u. HELLER. Van Buren,;
JOS. WALTER, West Indepe ndence;
IL: a. BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard;
And Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union.
February 20, Is69.-fly
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xsgetsbie Pins, per boz. ..s.... m
{itsen Mountain Ointment, per bor.....s. 36
Sfysaparilia. per ottle..,,s,,,s...s...l 4 90
Shlldren's Psnacea, .rer rbottle.-........ so
5syer and Asas s RI r SnSd vi SSl .y,.?, 20 s
Health Bittsts, pof psck kaef. .,,..,...... as
egys,sm,ery e,,s,,,n,yy 4 sysnR Per bottle; 50
Graeienberg Pile Ren,edy per bofti. 90
Manual of Health. per bft q, - ~ AZ
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n" w. u. BALDWIN has r.~ovsj K
once To room over u. Neweiis sle<s,
November I, ls5s.--(tGI
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May I, 1850. tsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

lNl& 4 FEW DAYS MCitE.-Unparaileied
~ s.cI LC, oiIicL Ribbors Mill joods 80 ia y sss
Tnl1rlg-s. H. LCBTETSIElN, No ~ tssFst colhgt
Of VI cc ~ retiring rs II bus~ ABOUT tue era o. '
mouth oop.ledto ep ~ rich SOCK 2. reIs
sILIS, CRAPEs, and LaDfEy ORES TIE Ml'Ds, q,
gc' ~ iror o1 Aiso o,a ned 70. -le''' neT go2as
price. NJ NJ ga CASALSr.,
First BooI upstairs.
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90 Dbom It Mnn Concern.

MAYon's OFFICE NEw YoEK, May 30 1860
NrOTJCF TO OWNERS OF DOGS.-NOce Is
hereby given that and alter MONDAY, June lSeO the
d;uance rspes ting dogs found running Loose or at large IN an
So, th (ity of York without being properly muzged
All lie strictly enforced The Of tweny hive cents wa pc
laid for every dog brought alive TO the Pound on board o. he
- ., Tho loot Of 18th North River which shall have Oeeh
d In The streets running loose at large without being prop
eJv uuzged owners dogs reclaim thf al tho round
o The dgv hev IRE received payment OF EXPENSE N d.
NO u0s' win J. g. BJJRNH An First NJ irshaL
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Chances for Business Hlen.

A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER for SALE
n This is country Newspaper tweesyl with All excellent
subscription list and good Job paTonase n 0" N ~
esceleat il. patronage growing the Printing Office nearly
end n good sohaon cc"ped IN smother Susic. that lie
esnhot relineuish Address Boz No. IS, Milford Del
A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION TO LET
"A CHEAPoa the south s q LG1s s s1 II 5 's .T
sell this eaion 4Soo h Of goods at good prohs iof ea.n
The and doing good business bs, other I Bu rsn
jas H. PORTER, No. 2d7 blosdwsy. cor futon-'t
A SMALL sum of Money will secure the exclu-
"A ye RIGHT for United states Of valuable PATENT
dom Ofer Cell at the Inventors peP3 M ~
NOR sALE-A new STEAM PROPELLER
ToMbosT 70 5 s Gns tfse bead Addrd.: s' *
ssoN shpbuders, Beach and wsrren-sts PHILADELPHIA
NOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for good Real
Estate Msrchsnd.e eo e 81 ne GA N and "a o Ss
viii be sold in one lo or otherwise and
good popety taken in exchange The collection consists Oh
about $50 Pictures.
DARTNER.-Wanted, an enterprising Partner,
with cash capital of 500 in light Manufacturing busi'
ne-s we established New York 1t Is Profitable cash bust
he financial Jcpainlcnt Adde'S, 4 c. Tribune ohce.
rT,O RENT-A STEAM FIGURING MILL,
located in the immediate vicinity OF Newi City IN good
running order with four Of French burr stone aud ar5e
city m be employed and sales made from he mui
one Of the be,l ocaiors or steam mil In the United state,
For fn particulars address MILLER Box No. 2os Newark ~
j.. Post-Uihce.
rINO PRACTICAL MfLLERS or BUSINESS
NINA WsrFR-POWER GRISr-MlLL the
riy having good general ulng trade, aud established
ranu;acturing business connected viii be SOLD En-
CHASGFp or LET The mos favorable terms. Address
g. Tribune Office.
GJnH ~ YOUNG MAN possessed OF the
sp sNJs small amount ri $500 can buy horse wagon
he,s md established business route which alone worm
dout chlnce for man 20 get INTO hand
gcre trsde Address A. Box No. l6i Tribune Ohce.
d. 0n0 WANTED, about 5000, IN an
pC.OtDOs Institution established private resort Tor
Aid H. nges and possessing every advantage FOR the pur
pose Any person wishing take Interest win lind the en-
er,e riofifshe and worth attention Address, with real
name. HYGIENE, Tribune Office.
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sMtt DRESS GOODS cOn
sEASONABLE DRESS GOODS
AT great sacrdco.
CHAS. HEARD L Co, No 3nl Orandst'
Win offer on MONDAY, June4,
Afun assortment 81
h''' ''i'>' And other DRESS GOODS
at great sacrifice
On the Original Cost.
New STRING SILKS, .,,o ~ , % .o.,, 49,, v.ra
T,lersut SILKS, Of late importation, -
h'es""' S' AZ &c 80 ~ and 100 cents per yard,
Being an actusl reduction Of 20 per cent
On INVOICE COST
ALSO,
''"'' " ~ For TRAVELLING DRESSES,
kt26 per yard-invoice COS, 40 cents per yard
snN rch BAREoE ROBES new styles, .
'eV 'SN From late Auction Sales,
AT Auction Prices
ALSO BANKRUPT STOCK.
'' Containiug splendid assortment Of
l.. .,t HIyRNOUS MANTILLAS AMI CiibST s.Ir islOS
'-- ENTIRELY new and latest les,
At half original cost .,. ,,,,,
uOr-SEKTFPERS OFFERED SPLENDID BAROAlNS
In
| RICH LACE and MUSLIN DRAPERIES,
| BY tie ysid o in sets.
From i per yard 10 80 80 per set
| CHAS HEARD Co.
| No. 30l Grandst.
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fousss TO Get.
Real Gstate for Sale.

nFRKsHIRE COUNTY, MASS.-For sale on
X $50, branfnl COUNTRY SEAT and A Asei
r. tbe neirhbohood Lenox. forrsrticnsrs apby 20
MORGAN No. metropolitan BsnA buhdns'. Ilno,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Urn @cons.

A RNOID, CONSTABLE & Co.,
VIII exhibit on MONDAY. June4
A superb assortment Of ,,oons
REAL LACEs AND LACE GOODS
At IN kinda received per fse steemeis-'z'
REAL POINT DALENCoN,
DE GAZE DANGLETERREi
pAPfLIQUB LACEs,
IN Collar. Sleeves, Sets Coiaures BaiSe'
etc, etc
Also, =
RIAL BLACK cHANTILLY AND bEuSshsS In'hA'
LACE sHAwLs, FLoUNcks' r"i""iN'
LACBS, etc, etc.
Also,
-. ..,.;O. Of fine FRENCH EMBRoIpERIEs.
A"'S CANAL corner of Meroer-st.