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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

AN INDIAN ORATOR AT TlFFIN--
DoUGLAs ECLIPsED. The Douglas
ties who went from here toTitfin to
see the "little squatter," frankly ad-
init that little Dug was thrown iato
the shade by an Indian stumper who
was there and addressed the people
Republicans even 60 30 far as to say
that VIM. Gribben, who was called
out after Stephen, rather outdid the
"little giant" Perhaps those ar
dent potations that the Clerk at the
Shswan House, in Tihin, tells abou
sending up to Mr.. Douglas so often
and at his request, had something
to do with his failure on the stump
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

MARRiAoE. Married on the I6fh instant
by Rev, A. J. Imhotf, at the residence Of tn,
BRIDES father, Mr.. Noah Fellers and Alme.
da Evans,--both OF Eagle township.
...sss4uss -
]. Imhoff, at the residence of jesse Hoge
esv., Mr.. Solomon Shafer and Mary &. Hoge
all Of this county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

INFORMATION WANTED.-A young
lady, named Delilah Cole, left the
residence OF her friends, near Mount
Blanchard, in this county, about the
18th OF August last. and has no,
been heard OF since. She is deal
and dumb and has spent some time
at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at
Columbus. 1t is thought that she
may have gone in the direction Of
Columbus or Cincinnati. Any in.
formation concerning her, addressed
to Abram Cole, Mount Blanchard,
Hancock county, Ohio, will be quite
gratifying to her friends.
Will our exchanges please copy?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

WE look Tor twenty thousand peo,
pie to be present at the Fair OF tho
Hancock County Agricultural So
ciety, next week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
ELIEE IN TEN MINUTES,
BRYAN'S
PULM0NIC WATERS!
The most certain and speedy remedy
eper diScore,ed for all diseases Of The
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, In-
huenza, IiOarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,

CheN ana Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma. Consumption, Bronchitis, In-
huenza, Iioarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., &c.
These Waters give the most instantanoou
and perfect relief, and when perSevered with
according tn directions, never fail tn effect
rapid and lasting cure. Thousands have
been restored tn perfect ellih, who have tri.
ed other means In vain. To all classes and all
constitutions they are u blessing and Il cure
none need despair, no matter how long the
disease may have existed, ur however severe
II may be, provided the organic structure oi
the vital organs is not hopelossly dccaycd.-
Every one afflicted should give them an i'm.
partial trial
To vocaiist- aud Public Speakers,
these Waters are peculiarly valuable. They
wAl IoNE NAY rcninvc the most severe ucca
sionl hoarSeness; and their regular use for n
lew days will, 1T all times, Increase the power
and ileNibility of the voice, greatly improving
It's tone, compass aud clearncSs, Tor which pur.
pose they are regularly used by many profess.
lonal vocalists. jon MOSES,
Sole Proprietor, Ruch, stcr, y. Y.
Es- Price rs cents per box.
vocal,sts and Public Speakers
vocalisis and Public Speakers
NUcalists and Public Speakers
Will nd llryan's Waters
viii mud liryan's Waters
VIII mud Bryail's WATERS
Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable Ia remove
Invaluable tn remove
iloarscncSs and Sore Throat.
Iioarseness and Sore Throat,
IioarsenesS and Sure Threat.
And give clearness Ia the Voice.
And give clcarness to the Voice.
And give clearneSs Ia the Voice.
They relieve In ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases
Oi the Chest and Lungs
Oi the Chest aud Lungs.
Oi the Chest aud Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists E:ps
aSid 3! ~ Drhesisls Duhresil
Al - cents "A box.
At % cents a hox,
AT 2j cents q box.
May 1, lsGO.-t6m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
RECRUIT THE DEnuLuTATED,

and that there is no disease of the stomach and
bowels. the liver, the nervous system, the
skln. glands, or muscles. ARISING FROM TM.
PURlrlES OR OllSTRC rI0NS OF THE BLOOD
OR SECRETlONS, IN which they de- not give
prompt rciiet, and, (f administered befure the
very citadel oi life has been invadcd,) cDiCi a
painless gndpc,Jsct cure.
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by
the experience Of thousands ul living witness.
IS, who. IN letters. ali,lavits. medical works
and by word of mouth. proclaim them to he
the very best preparation UI the Kind ever oi.
fcrcd to the brokendown victims Of ilhealth.
They hunt disease Through every avenue ani
organ oi the system, iud eNpcl II thorough.
ly and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial - they are not only better, but in
fact, cheaper than any other Pills. Tor II takes
u less number of them to produce better CT.
feet.
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle Or a. per halfdozen.-
OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, %
cents per box. or i've boxes tor 81.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Ger.
tlhcatss, published IN conspicuous part Of
this paper from time Ia time.
Dr. R0back's Medical Almanac aud Family
Adviser, containinga great variety oi interest.
Ing and valuable medical information, can be
had gratis OF any oi ais Agents throughout the
country.
In difficult ar complicated cases. Dr. Roback
may he consulted personally or by letter en-.
cl"aiiig one stamp inr reply.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
PILES.

Piles which are at this season OF the year
particularly troublesome, are cured at once
by Tasks Magnetic Ointment. apply to the
parts affected and small of the back.
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely 10th forehead
and temples and back OF the neck, also tC
soles of the feet and palms of the hands. 4
will relieve the severest Headache in ,hrt,
minutes. Read advertisement in this pa
per. July l3th.-3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

N'HSS' - NSSo io' iot'J oSioS VI ioh' I,
FRAUDuLENrLY OBTAINED by Clogs
B. Wilson, and possession claimed
by him when KNOWING that his
claim was unjust and without found
alton. So says the Court. Sup
pose Mr.. Wilson did not know of
Hoisington's deed. There are some
things he did know. He knew that
the title to the land had been undis,
turbed for thirteen years. He knew
that il Hoisington's claim had been
Just, he would have been looking
after it long before, and that he
would not part with it for the paltry
sum OF $20.. He knew that the Wild
ow and orphans Of j. II. Morrison
would be the sufferers in case he sue
ceeded.
All this he knew and we viii
venture to ask II he did not know
something morel Turn back pag'
or two from this decree and reat
bis answer, which it will be remem'
bered was given under the solemn
aties Of an oath. We will take tw,
of his allegations, standing side b.
side. II either one of them is true
we are willing to admit that the
are both true. II either one is falls
why may not both be false9 On
allegation is that he bought the Ian
"honestly and in good faith" tn
other is that he paid for it "fa
and proper and valuable considers
ton" Now 60 to the Recorder
Office and turn to the deed, and 20
will find that the consideration 4
this land lying within a mile an
q half of Fipdlsy, was justJDty cen
per acre! Was this "fair an
valuable consideration" for Ian
worth $40 per acrea Colys B. WI
son swears that it was, and that
had no intention Of wronging al
one. Butthe Court says he obtai
ed it through frand. Let the peoT
say which is right. yAly,lr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

TIE FAsHoSs.7-Ws are requested
to stAte that Messts. 8. s. & A. D.
Smith have just received the Fal
fashions, and are prepared to &C
codmod dats. .Asif patrons in tn
latest styles Of the season.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

BADLY SOLD. Some over-excited
Democrat came down to Findlay
last week. from Pleasant township,
and reported to the delighted ears
Of the faithful OF Findlay, that won-
ders were being performed over
there Tor the cause of Democracy
The Courier got hold Of it, and
thereupon announces that twenty.
five men who voted for Fremont, are
now going for Douglas. The whole
story is mere fabrication, as we
are infor,ued by several responsible
gentlemen from that township. II
were strange indeed that men should
leave the Republican party now,
when it is just on the eve OF it's first
great national victory.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
INFl.AMED OR SORE EYES.

A. G. Gushing. OF South Bend. Indiana.
"the asSy Magnetic Ointment is the only
remedy in use here for lnAamed Eyes. The
Auditor of our county has so much faith in
its curative powers in this disease. that he
not only highly recommends it. but offers
to forfeit the amount paid for it in each
case, if it fails Of a cure"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been iriilcd with and
abused; that their direct tendency is tO length.
en- life, aud render II oniOyablc that operating
directly upon the poison Of disease IN The blood,
they CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
and discharge from the system, every tant OF
Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise;--
that they
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
Blood Purifier ana Blood Pills.

Whom DR. RoBAck, The ne,ebrated Swedish
Physician, introduced his Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills IN the UnitcdStstes, he set firth IN
nam fanvuago their curative properties
rms Was years ago, Thoiask "i rccommend'
iinR umm has Since been taken ont Of his hdnds.
inllghteDcd men. whose character for sound
Judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions
weight In the community y--inen who observe,
reflect, and make "assurance duuhly sure"
before they decide, - are everywhere ap.
proving AMI urging the use of these wonderful
Preparations. All who cUnfdc IN the wisdom
and honesty Of this class, or who choose to in.
vestigatc Tor themselves, are now Of one mi,,si
on THIS tmpqrtautsnJeoL - 80
DR.. Koback invites the after tinn of the sick
to tue ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members Of the Medical Profession. Edit
orS ot puddle journals, well known Merchants
and Farmers, and ladies' ot tho highest respect
abllliy, giving accounts Of extraordinary cures
wrought by the remedies, oi which cures they
themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
/, These parties may be consulted personally
ar by letter, by those who have any doubt
upon the subject. The evidence in the pos.
session of Dr. Rnhack, which is at all times
accessible To the public, establishes the follow.
lug FACTS,
That tho BLOOD PURIFIER aud BLOOD PILLS
nave been proved 10y an;,lys tn
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with Unsrring certainty, and iE very short
time that AFTER all other medicines have
proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the heal and strength of tho sui.
fercr; that SICK FEMALES
who have languishcd for years in helpless
weakness and dependency, rccuperatc with
great rapiditv under their inViguratiur uurr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
HICKORY GROVE,
CT rIu rtnl pn hn NJ. 10 lur .,

~, nf
all classes, all over the world, bear testimony
that we do not say too much I'm It's I,yor.E
Read the following and Judge:
II,,vo,,. c,o,,
c, c,o.,, ,a,.
1' '0' 'v,' NV, wv ~ ,e'''t
fhoF. O'J. "ooD-Dcar Sir: Some time last
summer we were Induced To use some of your
iiair restorative, ana us elects were 50 won.
derfnl, we feel II our duty to you and the nj
ilicied, toreport.
mr ,,.'c so,, hunu ,';, LOT some lne had been
il Scald Head. The hair almost e,,tireIv came
oil in consequence. when "A friend. seciny h,s
suiTurlugs, advised us 10 use your Restoratiya.
We did so with little hone OF success hut 10
our surprise, and that ut ull our friends "A very
fow un,'licutions rcmnyed iiIe disa,sc anti,ai,,
started out. and We can now SAY that our INV
has IA healthy "A scnlu. and as luxuria,, :, crs,
! of hair as any other child. We can. therefore.
and do hereby recommend vour Ras,nr.tivo'
~ Il perfect remedy for af Diseases oil the
scalp and hair. We are yours respectfiiiv. '
GEO, W. iilGilNBOTHAM.
-SP iSARAH A. hiGGlSBOTHAM.
PRoF. WOOp-Dear sir. Ny hair had, for sew.
erni years, been becoming premxtareiy erss
accompanied by a harshness wLicR1 - ~
| the constant application on al pessSs-r y n
Hair Restorative. about two months ~ n ~
in Thai cona,ton, and ~, ,a cn,s,. ass
| ri, within tbe ias, ihres aesrs w
| tn iis natural colur' ana nssumsa !" S.,c,.S.
and lns,e, cren,iw 10 Se .rsS ~. o..nsss
duced nv Tie an,,,icatinm of niis ~, ,1 .!,'s
lpreparation have ever used. L regard il M
AN Indispensable article f,r every Ixdy's toilet,
whether u DO used MS n. Hair Restorative OF
for the simple purpose OF dressing or beautlfy.
ing the hair. You have permission to refer TO
mo all who ontertain any doubt Of lis perf0rjn.
| MRs. q. SYM0NDS. ia Thirdst.
| vs., ,yoro, No n.o ,o.,.
| H., W., n.,' ~, ~ :, .'''.
Ihof. WOOD psar ny by lhe auvice OF
| rIenu .. in'h9, wno nao oeeh using your HAIR
Fever, some time last May, and nearly every
halr ~ my heaa came out. NOW my hair hai
come w srea, aeal ,l,,cker WAN ever y Nks
communicate to others who are agiiqteu M
have been, would induce me- to give this pub
Tic acknowledgment or the henent I have re
ceived from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, -
A. II. Jacobs.
The Restorative Ia d put up in bottles ~ ih$S.s
sizes, VIZ: large, medium, and small; tlsA ~ IN
holds half pint, and reiais for ono sinr1j 81
hottie; tho medium holds az leasts t1SMty IL
centum more in proportion than tr6 ~ NJ.
tails fer two dollars per bottle; the Id 6lstiIs
l., o,Iart fopty per centum moro In Droilortix,
And retaiis f,r ss a bottle. ''T
O. j. WOOD & Co, Proprietors
| IN 0roa dwav Naa, york u, "a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
Pimples on the Face, and Skin Dis.
eases.

Are generally caused by Animalcula bur.
roughed in the skin. Doctor Tasks Mag
netIc Ointment by ITS powerful aud pen,-
trating qualities. destroys every ves,ise of
them, restoring health aud beauty to the skin
wherever applied, removing Tan and Freck-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

PstiIon 20 quiet hile.

vs' } pSfif,on In ou;,y nm
G. B. WILSON and ''"'o" 10 qu'e' ""'
JUsrIs HoIsiNGToS.
This day came the parties by their Attor.
neys, and submitted the cause to the Cuur,
upon the issue Joined between the parties and
was argued by Counsel. On consideration
whereof the Court do find the equity OF the
ease with the Plaintiff: aud thai the matters ana
,h'ngs set up in the Plaintiff petition are true a,
thersin set set forth. And the Court do further
md that the qu,.claim deed. in the said peti
ti"n mentioned, executed by the said Justin
Hnisingt0n. to the said ClUys D. Wilson. is
pnArprLTSJ AAn yoip, as y the said Plaintiff;
ana that the same WAS OBTAINED WITH KNOW.
LED0E Of The legal title 10 and actual possession,
che, rof Of The sad Plaintiff.
II is therefore ordered and adjuged by the
Court, that the said deed from the said Justin
Hoisington to the said g. d. Wilson, be deliver
ed up and cancelled and held for nothing -
That the said Plaintiff he and hereby Is quiet
cd in his title 10 and possession Of the premises
In the petition described and that the said de.
PENDANTS be and they are hereby perpetually Y
cnjoned from setting up or claiming any eS.
tate or interest IN said premises In the said pc
fition described. adverse TO the Plaintiff 's Il
tie therein; and thatall clam of AN estate ad.
verse to the Plaintiff he and is determined;
and that the said Plaintiff recover ot the said
defendants his costs and charges herein ex,
lnA I,,,s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

pn e. W. nou.cs Nb}Ss NbSr Sra A"T,G We r, siT ceiSod
yours of the jth ultmo, but neglected to an.
Swcr II until the present. Your medicines are
beginning tu 20 on much better than at first;
they had hard fighting to do. The country is
crowded full of Patent Medicines. Your med
icinos have performed numerous cures which
viii doubtless establish for them good char
acter. We have two certificates which will
benefit you well the afflicted. We could
have got mere II we had thought II necessary.
We think your medicines Will take well; we
have used considerable cxcrtion to put them
III use, but have too many other Patent Medi
zines Ia contend with. Time will certainly
give them the preference. We have no print
ing Office in our town; Fmdlay is the nearest:
there are two papers published ut Fndlay,--
the Hancock Courier. aud the Hancock Jeiier.
SolIltn. Yours respectfully,
GILBERT, FAIL & co.
Gs- Principal Onlce and Sales Rooms, No. q
East Fourth street third building from Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory in Ham.
mOnd street.
For sale by
J. NJ. HUBER & CO.. Findlay:
GILBERT, FAIL CO., Nanlue;
u. BARNEY McCumb;
ID. PETERS Il son, Arcadia;
}. b. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS STARkS, Arlington;
I. MAllON \ SONS, Wllllamstnwn;
:. NJ. x W. l.. HELLER, Van Rurcu;
! JOS. WALTER. West Indepcndcnce;
J.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
| And Druggists and Merchants general,
throughout the Union.
February q, lsj3.--fly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH To SAY
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

win preserve intaiiiJiy the grotch and color OF
the hair, If used two or three times IA week, to
any imaginable age. Perfectly restore ;ihe
gray, cover the bald with natures own, 0rna.
mont, the hair; make IL more soft and beauti.
iul than amy oil, and preserve the scalp tree
IRON all disease to the greatest age. States.
men, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional men, ANA gentlemen and ladies of
all classes, all over the world. bear testimony
that we do not say too much IN its favor
Read the following and Judge:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12
ST. LOUIS CORRESPONDENCE.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. 18th, 1889.

Sr. LOUIS, Dee. 18th, 1859.
The bill in relation to free negroes passed
one branch of the Legislature, which has for
its object the enslaying or driving from the
State the free negro population now among
us ltprovides that these persons shall be
seized aud sold, irfound here after the first
of May Il believe) next, ifthey are adalts-
and that the children shall be bound out, DC.
That some legislation was necessary or de
man6ed by the popular wishes, on the subject
matter, is not disputed
A Lill has also been introduced to sell out
the railroads to capitalists, and none others,
as far as they are now completed, and grant
ing charters to new companies to continue
them to the different places of destination
originally contemplated.
The latest news have from Washington
is of an interesting character. The debate
which sprung up between members of the
House ~ reference to the charges against
Senator Douglas conspiring with Horace
Greeley and other Black Republicans, is Of
an interesting character. In order to give a
full understanding of the debate clip it in
full and forward it to you 1t will be seen
that Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois, backed down,
which is satisfaction enough for the friends
Of Mr.. Douglas Greeley's letter, also, is a
poser to his "black" friend. The proceedings
alluded to we published recently.--ED.]
The execution of Green, Copeland, Cook
and Coppie took place at Charleston, Va,
on last Friday. The negroes, Green and
Copeland, were hung at quarter past eleven
O'clock and Cook and Coppie were hung a
little before one o'clock in the afternoon.
In all parts of the country Union meetings
are being held and resolutions adopted fla
voring the maintenance of the Constitution
and laws. Enough has transpired in the North
within the past two weeks, to satisfy the
South the Union is not destitute of friends,
and that there are those in the free States
who are ready, if need be, to shed their
| blood for its rejection.
News is a scarce commodity with me to-
day, the papers being filled with the debates
in Congress and speculations on Harper's
Ferry nsurrection and the coming Presiden
tial election.
A complimentary benefit was rendered to
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne on Friday night last,
which was brilliant affair. The play was
the jealous Wife" and concluded with the
"Rough Diamond" She had a crowded
house and her acting was excellent.
The weather is warm and the streets very
muddy; Business in the city is duh. The
preparations for the holiday being the most
important of transaction J.P. w.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

E'EoTMENT OF CHNAMEN FROM YoRkrowx.
correspondent of the Sonora Democrat,
writing from Yorktown, in Tuolumne county,
under date Of the 9th inst, says
This place is. at present, in a high old
sta'e o' eAc,'eineht' Cause.-The invasion up.
on our rights by the Poverty Hill folks WHO
have usurped the reins of government and
are driving our hard working tax paving
elass-the 'Johns'-from the camp Tbe91
held meeting few nights ago, and an,
pointed committee of six persons 10 o.
around and give warning to all Cinnamon II
leave forthwith. Ifthey had confined them
selves to their own town, and not have inva
ded our territory, but allowed US to manag,
our affairs as we thought best, would moi
have mumured."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

EFFECT OF RELIGIOUS ExoIrEMENT.-At an
early hour on Saturday morning, says the
s. Il. National, woman rushed from a house
on Sacramento street, near Sansome shouting
murder She proved to be the unfortunate
Mrs Vincent, whose singular adventure in
81 Marys Cathedral on Friday last was no
'lced IN this paper. It is stated that her in
sanity Is the result of religious excitement
she has been removed to the German Hos
pital
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

WILD PIGEoNs.-A few weeks since saws
the San Andreas Independent we noticed
the fact that wild pigeons had become onito
numerous around orchards and barley 6elds /:
the number has steadily increased until the
oak woods hereabouts have become alive
with them. The hunters pass them by in
disdain, because they say the meat is so en-
bittered from eating acorns, that it is unfit
for food.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

Masonic FUNERAL.-On Wednesday, at 3
P. NJ, says the San Andreas Independent, the
remains of B. F. Sanor the man who as
murdered on the 3lst ult., were conveyed to
the cemetery on the hill north of San An
dreas, and inferred with the honors of Mason
ry. There was pretty general attendance
of the members Of San Andreas Lodge and a
hberal number from Angels and Campo
Seco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

THE tenth annual meeting of the First
Hebrew Benevolent Association" was held
at San Francisco. Sunday, and the following
gentlemen elected officers for the present
year; }. P. Davies President; Seixas Solo
mons, Vice President; Julius Caro-, Secretary;
"A. P. Craner Treasurer N. Jacobs, NJ. L.
Lewis, A. B, Ephraim, F. Phillips and c. Z.
Hyer. Trustees. The Society now numbers
277 members, and has large surplus fund
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

THANKS to G. Amy, for a large bundle of
Atlantic papers, magazines and pictorials,
including" Harper's Magazine" and the " IL
Illustrated London News all brought by the
last steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

DANcrNG.-Mons Peri is the best male
teacher Of dancing in the State and his lady
is not surpassed as female teacher. They
propose, in addition to their evening class, to
teach ehildreu's class every Saturday after
noon. See their advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

WE have letter, says the Trinity Journal,
from his dear old mother, asking information
of Robert Paxton, formerly of Sharon, Noble
county, Ohio. She says he lived here once,
but went to Nevada, since when she has nev.
err heard of him. Does anybody know him i?
Information will be thankfully received at
this office in behalf of Mrs. Nancy Paxton
Sharon, Ohio.