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or Kings Evil

Is constitutional disease. a coryu,,,;o, - A..
o'oods-by which this fidid becomes y;,i,s.d !.
weak, and poor. lScihg in the citc,,ln6on /.
petyades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part of it. No organ is free
RON us attacks, nor " there one which Il NAV
hoe uestroy' lhc srot,tio'ts tunt is variously =
eaySyu py mctcnriai disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. tiltb
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and
above all. by tile vcnercai infection. What,
ever DC Its ORIGIN. IL is hereditary IN the con-
sntuuoh' descending " from parents to children.
unto the third and fiurll generation !" indeed
10 seems to be the rod of Hin who says. /" /
whi VISIT the iniq,,iicS Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects cs,,nnencc iiy dtbo iiion from ,b,,
biood of corrupt or ,ilrrruis matter, which. IN
the lu,is liver, anil int rnal or.. M, /, ,cinud
tubcrrlcs; IN tl'c gland swelling. aud on
the surintc. crulti"n> "r snr'>. Iii foul cor
rnp''on, which nd.r. in tl,c bluo,l, ,l,lrrsses
the energies OF life. - iint srroIilou- l,ii,u-
uonS NOT olly u'r from ,vruiulou, com.
plants, but they have far l.>s ,nw,r 10 with
stand The attacks Of other di,rI,rs: co,,se.
q4.h'ly vat number, p;ri Il by tli.ur,lrr,
winch, although iini sciuii,luti in their nature
are S'ili r.iri : II fatal 10y th. inini in The
system. Most nf the rnii.in p'iun which de-
cnn,fes III" human f,uiily IA i, origin directly
IN thi' scr"t,ilnuS contamination md mnny
destructive diseases OF tl liver, ki,liuyS BRAIN,
AMI, indeed, at -!ill the ofgnGa, arise from or
are nsaTylicd by the ,'nir cause. =,
oncqnartcr of al our people ARE scroiiilo,,s
thcir por'on~ are, invaded by this lurking in.
iecfion. aud fl"ir h"flth is undermined ly II.
-" clean g Il from thr sy>'cin wcmilst ruiovute-
'hc blNod by ~ alt raiivs medicine, and in-
yiHor't' II hy healthy food aud exercise.
such mcdirinc We supply in
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DURING our visit TO Lowell, we were
shown through the laboratory Of our cete-
brated countryu,an, DrJg o. Aver. Scarce.
ly could We have believed without proof
what IS seen there beyond dispu,ins., ~
They make q barrel OF solid Pills, about
l5,Oco doses, and three barrels OF Cherry
Pectoral, i20,0OO doses, per diem. < TO
what an inconceivabe amount of human n
suffering does this point! ITO, 900 doses a
day!! 5o,oOo,O00 doses a yearlli What
acres aud thousands of acres Of sick beds
does this spread before the imaginatiop!-
and what sympathies and woe! True. no I
all OF this is taken by the very sick, bnt
alas, much Of it is. This Cherry drop snd
THIS sngared Pill are 10 lie the compnuions
oi pain, and anguish, and sinking sorrow--
the inheritance our mother Eve beques,bed
to the whole family OF man. Here the in.
liant darling has been touched too early by
The blight that witbers half our race. lis
iittle lungs are affected. and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way its breath
'"'"' ttu uIOD on ltS table
The talisman on which its life shall hang -
There the blossom ofthe world, lust BURSTING
into womnnbOod, is stricken also. Affect.
ions most assiduous care avails not, she is
still fading away. The wan messenger
comes nearer and nearer every week. Thus
little medicament shall go there, their last.
perhaps their only hope. The strong man
has, planted in his vitals, this same disease.
This red drop by his side. is helping him
~restle with the inexorable enemy; the
wife Of bis bosom, and the cherubs of his
heart ate Whiting in sick sorrow anu fear,
est Che rod on which they lean, in this
world, be broken.
U, roclorl Spare no skill, nor cost, nor
oil, to give the perishng sick the best ,ha,
human art can give.--[ Galveston tTe.as,)
News
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T. II. KENDALL, NJ.
Home Testimony.
GiLEsp, Wood county, Ohio, !
August 18th.

GiLEsp, Wood county, Ohio,
August 18Th.
DR. c. w. RosAcK, - Dear Sit PERM,
me TO inform you and all suffering humanit,
afflicted as have been, Of the benefit
have derived from your valuable Scand,na.
Wan Blood Purifier aud Pills. | have had
deficiency in my lungs Tor some two 'years
that bafiled all she skill Of our best Physl.
clans, both home and abroad; besides had
the Dyspepsia so badly that my food would
not stay in my stomach in the smallest Juan
titles; and through these diseases became
so emaciated and weak could scarcely
walk, and sometimes could not. Bu, an
hary and reasonably well at the present,
anu allere the cause to your med cines, Tor
took no Others at that time, and much
thanks to you for the Almanac that ncci.
denially fell INTO my hands.
Yours truly, J. BALMER.
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-Pimplss and Blotchss

Are the result Of impure blood. Tie blood
becomes thick and cloeged. aThe skin is
not able,to st'off tine impurities so import.
ant,o health. How many voting men and
women we see withtheir faces covered with
|pimpies and blotches, who are endeavoriHg
to remove. hem by the use of soaps and
washes ofvarious kinds. -ThisSs very Ian. =.
gerous and should never be pfacticed by
persons desirous Of good health, Mothers
who have childIen afflicted, with sores and
leruptions should never dry them up by ex
ternai applications, for IN this way they viii
drive in the humors and produce i'll health
for the child during its whole lifetime.--
There is no mother that likes to see her
children afflicted with feeble health.
MoRsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS or.
prepared expressly for the CUE oferuptions
Of the skin, such ss Pimples, 'Biotches,
Sores, DC. They cleanse the blood Of all
impurities. producing a a'beautiful. clear and
healthy skin, so much admired by all people
OF taste and refinement.
u DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
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DIR. MoMILLEN, p.
ChemicOpathic Physician

CAN Dr. CONSULTED fREE or CHARGE
Al the following tines and, plrcesi--
rIFFlN, SHAwnaS Housr.' ~ - W.
August 20, October 10. November 81;
CAREY, GArLr Hpusg,
August 3O October II, November ~;
FlNDLAY, Crooks HorEL.
III 2"'clock, Aug. 81. Oct. ~, Nov. 23
FoSToRIA, HAYS Horsg, .a..
September ], October -. November "a
PERRYSBURGH, IIowrL EXCHANGE,
September II, October 20. December TO-
LIMA, LIMA H0usg.
go. September Is, October 80, December II;
UPPER SANpUSHY, Pwwos HousI, .lss
september ID, October 81, December III
FOREST, Carson IIoUsE.
september 20, NOvein. |, December IL.
NY theory and treatment are now and differ.
ent irom any other one Ia the United States,
and challsnge any one 10 produce the same
success that l have in Treating Chronic dis.
eases. Ny theury is based upon the chemical
operations OF the,hody q Believing Diseases 4,
depend upon disirdportioned condition of
the fluids OF the iIody, whereby she solids be.
come unhealthy. BY aialyzin tho seeretions,
in excess. aapd sapmyfneio thS Ayxisai wnat IS IS
wanting, lam einbledtO 10 cure 0iten By a small
Now. Dyspepsia, m the great majority Of
cases, dependsmaiDly upomla disI,rportioncd
stomach; when this 6astric Juice il probor
toned properly, the food IL well and thorough.
ly digested and ussiin,latcd.
SS viewing Dyspepsia by the rules OF
Chemicopatholosy, aud giving treatment nc.
| cordngly, ] ann enabled Ia cure forty nine
cases out of fifty and forty.ive cases out Aity
Of Bronchitis and Liver Complaints, Piles. Ne1
ralgla, Dizlii ess, fervuus Debility; and Fe.
male Diseases IN every case u cure, and all
other Chronic Diseases proportionately.
Dr. McMlLLEN uses AN improved Inhaling
Instrument for Consumption, Asthma. Br0n.
chitis. and some forms Of Laryngitis; BY this
we can make M good An application 10 the dis
eased Lungs aud Throat, M We could 10 u sore
anywhere an the surface 0f the body.
DIX. hcMlllEN uses pure Chemicopathic
ana BOTANIC remedies; he gives n mild tonic
treatment which acts Chemically, and assists
Nature TO free herself. One ounce oi assist.
ancc 10 Nature is worth more than pound OF
poisonous drugs Ia the diseased. rtt
expect to travel this route for some years,
and pledge myself 10 be candid and to deal
honorably with all who call upon mo.
| III your Lungs are Diseased, try DR.. Ms I'm.
proved lnhaling Instrument and Chemicopath
&c Remedies before giving up AL hopes OF II
cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free.l
For Information In regard to my treatment
and success, call on or write 10 -
| Mas. II. GiLAsPlE, Pindlay, Hancock CO., q. J;
| >. ID. ABBOTT. Portage Wood county, Ohio;
MRs. RoBERT MCCLURE, Thin. Seneca CO., o.;
| Miss NJ GILAsrIR, findlay. Hancock, ,c.,,, o.;
y.ssE piEKfLL. Browns Corners, Wood CO.;
John Sterling, whartensburg, Wyand0t co.
All communications must be directed TO p
DR. y. MCMILLAN,
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
September !, iseO-lly
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"A z Z RS
Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Auu..
,n,smi''snt Fever thtll Fever, Dumb
nI.Ens. rcriodisIi iisadnchr, or Diilous
Hr"dnch., nrd biitous Eevers, ind~ ell
Tor the whole elias. OF dis~ascs orr gins :
ing IA hiinry drrnngrnlent, caused by
the Malaria OF MInsmntir CountrIes.
W. arc enabled here to offer the community n
remedy which, while il cures the above complaint, |,
with certainty. i sill perfectly harmless h an.
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in district,
where these hilirtng disorders prevail. This
"'rhf eSpri' th" minSinatic Iriison Of FRvEp
ASH .\uri. irmn the >ysirin. and prevents the do
'tlopnirnt OF the disease II taken Oi the first a-
proach Of its pr,innnitofy symptoms Il IL not only
the best r. rnciy ever vet discovered for this class
OF complaints. hut also the cheapest The large
quantity we supply mr dollar brings il within the
reach of every hdy; and in bilious districts where
Y frIit ASH AGr. prevails. every body should
nav" 1t and u-c II freely both for cure and pro,c.
tion. great Slilpiorty of this remedy over any
other ever discovered fr the speedy and ceriaii,
cure of lnirrnlt.ntSis that IL contains no Quiniue
1r mineral, consequently IL produces no a,,iui,u, or
other injurious effects whatever upon the const,,-
ton. Those cured Nv II are left us healthy a, il
they had never had tie disease
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence Of
The hiaNinatie poison. great variety Of disor.
dcrs arse frnn its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia. RhS",nfisn,, GOnf, Hra0achc, Hind.
ness, 1oOfhnche. EasO,h,, Caf0,yh, .fsfhy,a. Pal
pitataon. Painful lfecfion ofMe Spleen, Hy,ter-
ie', Pai" az Mr Bo,rrL', coEc, Paralysis and De.
,.E'",," ~ M nMe 'DW"f", All OF which, when
originating IN this cause put on the Intermittent
typ", or become periodical. This "CrnE" cxpcls
the poison from the blood and consequently cures
them all alike. II is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants aud prrsnns travelling or temporarily
residing in the malariouS districts II taken orca-
sionaly or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be- cNcrctcd from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 rpen into dis.
ease. Hence II is even more valuable for prot,c-
ton than cure, aud few will ever suffer from Inter-
mttcn,s they avail thcmsel,c. OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY DR.. &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
A. LANGWORTHY.
And By all Druggists and dealers everywhere,
September ~, lsGO.-tly.wc
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AYERS .t
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla

the most ciT"c,um remedy which tho medical
skill of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal mnlnly. II is com .
binc'i from the most active rcmciinls TINT luyc
been discovered for the expurgation of mi, fnul
disorder from the hlno,l, and the rescue of tho
system from it, destructive ronscnurucr,.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Stroiuln. hut nlS, those otlcr nfItc.
tons which nris" from ii, sucli Us Eu,rr,yr
AMI skis DISEASES. Sr. ASruoSy's Fur.
koSr, or EnvSirri,S, pmrirs, Pusrui,ys.
BintcnIs, lhANsand lIptts. TrNoRs, ryrrpR
nnd SALT RnhrN. Sr,tp lIrAp, RiSowoRx,
NnhrNArisN. SNrliiIrric and Mrmuriii W. Dis-
EasLs. Dhorsr. DYSPEPSIA, DrniLiry, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS AitI>iNG pHuM ViTIA-
TED on INrrhr 1hoop. The popular belief
in "bpnrity ofMr Myoi" is founded in truth,
for scroiula ism degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsnpa-
rilla is to puiiiy and rcEcncrntc this yitn nmid,
without which ,ound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,
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IT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH:
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
Will preserve irJahibiy the grotrth and coio,. of
inc hsur, u used two or three iimes "A week. To
any imaginable age. Perfectly restore tho
gray, cover the bald with nature's own iorn,,.
nen,, ,he hair; make II more soft and beauti.
iui ,hai ANY oil. and preserve tile scalp fros
from All disease I" tho greatest axe. States.
men, Judges, Attorneys. Doctors, Clereymen
pr"iess'onal men. and gentlemen and ladies of
ui GLASSES, all over the world. bear Testimony
that we do not say too much in its favor.
Read the following and judge; - W.
HICKORY GaoyR, ST.,
~. Charles CO., Mo-, Nov. l9, 1857.
fRof. o.J. WooD-Dear sir: Some tiune Last
summer We we're Induced IL use some of your
HAIR Restorative, and its elects were 80 won
Ssiini S;., we ieul II our duty to you and the i.
Our little srrn's head for somo time had been
kericctly COVERED with sores, and some ealjed
II Scald Head. The hair almost entirely came
on ~ consequence, when - friend. seeing h,s
Suifcrlngs, advised us to use your Restoraiiva.
Ne did $" with little hope ut success, but to
eur surprise. and thatnf all our friends. a very
lew applications removed the disease entireIy
ana a new and luxuriant crop vi hair soon
startled ou,, and ';sn now shy thatiour boy
has AS healthy scalp, and as lux,riant n cr,.n
OF hair ts any other child. We can, therefore.
and do hereby recommend your Restorntive
as = perfect remedy for an Diseases OF the
'' anu n'I "t;Eo yre yGnrs vESesTrsst9Ily,
SARAH A. AiGulNBUTHAM,
rhof. WooD-Denr sir, Ny h~ir had, for sey.
erai years, been 'becointng prelANturely erav
accompanied by harsfiiess which renSersd
mo constant application Of oilynsccssAry In
dressing II. When commenced using' vo,'r
Hair Restorative, about two muntbs AGO 4; ws.
~ that condition; andliaving CONTINUED M us.
tii w,thn the last three weeks. IL HAS turned
10 i,s natural cOi'lr. and assumed .Ssuftness
and luste, greatly to be preferred d. iLose nro.
duced by the application OF oils ar ,nT III,
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Grand Republican Rally
q H.. AT FIN DLAYi. :.
sA ruxny WILDE oRAsp
REPUBLICAN, MASS Meeting
7Fiadiay, on'Tacsday, October ., 1890.
GOVERNOR DENIsoN.

7Fiadiay, onTacsday, October ., 1900
GOVERNOR DENisoN,
Aud other distinguished speakers. will b,
psessat and address the people on the grea
political questions the day
Nov Is the time TO rally in every town
ship, in every school district and neighbor
hood throughout the county. Let ever,
lover offfec instituiinns--iet every man who
favofs FREE HOMES FOR FREEMEN--
every man who is opposed to the corrup,
and reckless ADMINISTRATION Of James Blu
chanaE, and Ia fsver Of seeing our govern.
uhent administered by HONEST MEN, come
out on this occasion. Let every WIDE
AWAKE CLUB, and all other Republican
Clubs, be fully represented.
Bills will be sent out In few days. an.
nouncing the names OF speakers.
Come out, Republicans OF Tia ncock; bring
along your banners-bring your music, aud
let this be such rally as shall send dismay
to the disheattened and broken ranks Of the
enemy.
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GEN. ASHLEY At MoCoMB.-The
Republican meeting at McComb, on
Wednesday the 10Th, was one OF
the most enthusiastic political meet.
ings ever held in this county. Gen.
Ashley speaks in glowing terms OF
the people OF that village, their
hospitality to strangers, and their
loyalty to Repubiicanism. They
threw open their doors and invite d
all to come in and partake OF their
hospitality. Con. Ashley is doiug
a good work in Hancock county
The meeting at Benton, Wednesday
night, was large and enthusiastic.
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HOME TESTIMONY.. :. |.
4HAnrrOsD, Irumnuil county ono, !

'oHp' rrumnuil county, Ohio,l
hereby certify that have becr, dss,iur in
The Graefsnters Medicines tor the pNst ySar.
aud can truly say that I have, Iscver oiIered
any medtctnee TO the public that have mot
W. W, ,bss. me dec,aea approhatic Of ihe people
con. They viii feaSiiy perform ali Ji and % tn"rc
lban js promised for item. .Ihave soid aho,,t
MY bottles OF the Cnth3licon the past sesson,
ana henr the best rosulis IN every case.
j.. n. q. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Graefen.
berg Medicines. -Dr. d. is " Physician OF ex.
tenrive practice. and 10 one Of the most Auc.
cess,ui ces; 10 the county (Trmbulh) in which no
This certines that have used the Grassen.
borg Pills and Marshal's CathoiicoI,, sold here
oy y! u. z. johnson, In my practice, TO my en-.
''re '"'''tenon' They r are e ssSd%sS,ssi9ss;
HASrroRp, Trumbull county, Ohio,
March 4, 1857. e
May II, 1857. "S'
MT. n. D. KIsosLgy-sir = ! have heen sell.
Fihs. y, ths msdicinss of the Graeienbesg Company
i"r tle last ten years. and hive Invariably
iounu them to give good Satisfaction; and the
Piils have sold to u great many famiIjes ,,s
regularly as their tea and coffee, and with my
,,adc tney have become staple sarticie -
M..Ishall,s Uterine Cathoiicon 10 a, medicine
tiiat mas done 81 eat amount OF good IN female
diseases. one lady sold Il to- told me that
t, size had received moro beneht frnsu os,. h,,t,I.
than she did from 4 long co,fse os nsd,nn, sD1
Treatment by tho most skiiifuI IPbysicianss
Yours truly :, JAMES WILSON.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN wnwrN
Pemule i,rsvu,, ,,,,o. ~, 4. I-,
.,, enaIe Iresu,ariues, weakness, uterine dis.
,,u anu a ioch, UTERINE dinicuhies
,I1o,, u,o oS ~ MIonoiesoi wvin, are en-.
,,ncy cured oy tiic GRAEFEsBER0 MARsIiALL's
in nH'sSkoarmoL,cos. ,si. .',
.no rev. hehry ward Beecher, In letters to the
ie% pe%p1s pss9 iay says ys di sisters
IT," .n s,,s,,etsyr'aw, ana fourteen femRle cous.
s,a a., , anu all delicate and ailing.--
,,,.,,,,,,iu, tu uns omcle oi my friends and
J,ou H. liz oa,, ~ vannu, recall ten married la
o,,,,h. ha.,,L1 anu country, who are per-
,Io Gr,,o,on,,..., on. ses, however, where
must a,,S. ,h.t hoai,,, t n"s oeeh used, We
"i,'oe ~ ,s... "'au .ss, mss rapiuly taken tho
hm.,' q, ron,, w,,,n. W. nuIes nave oecotLo 70.
Ms ,,,nass,a, ,'sv.p,,s, ,r p,.r, anu nealthy.
,,Jn.d ~ ,,a' 'n,,a.,i,, ", n'rh, says: beautiful
~, ian G ou. VOW niuch Does II need TO be protect.
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.spEisI alstiit.ts.. s.. q !
The GREAT fDEBILITY REMEpY Il,l;

\
10 any observer tho fact hts beer, and Ia An.
parent that MI the inhbitants (partlcularl,
the female poi tion) OF the haluvial oountr,
OF the South and West, are sntjeotts- the ma.
iarious influence Of tho soil and climate. and
pass large portion Of their lives in that un.
pleasant condition. of neither sickness nor
health which IA termed "Generai Debility -
The whole system Is derressed; buoycd up
perhaps, to some extent, during the win, er
months. but on the arrival ofsummer. brough,
down to this unpleasant stage, whore all act.
WHY or labor Is undergone without u single
ray Of health, prime health, /" cnliven oxlst.
cnce. Depressed aud dispiriied even, If ,hey
still have constitution enough To keen about.
yet they feel ut times that life is almost Il bur.
then. What, then, Is at the bottom of all thisf
1t Is depression Of tho whole nervous system,
and II II finally generates what we term dis.
ease (though ofr,sclf 1t is dsnase), In some IL
wall be Dyspepsia, in some Liver Complaint,
IN others Sick Headache, Sc., Just In accord
ance WIN The constitution and iemperament
of the person, or IN some instances with hered.
itary developments.
In the fact, then, of this FIRST cause, this nc
lection OF the!ncrvcs, lies tie reason why the
East INDIA DYsrsrsiA CuRg conquers all these
complaints: itrenews the tone and vigor Of the
nervous system, and when this strength is
given, Nature performs her own cure in her
own way. and to this Is duo tie elasticity oi
muscle and the elevation Of spirits following
the use OF this medicine.
For the truth of this, ask your neiphbors.
who have tried IL, For thcir n.p,os or ,bo
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PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble, or ex {.
pense, to procure DR.. HOSTETTER' S Gel.
EBRATED BlTTERS, whose beneiicent er.
iecls upon the system has been clearly
proved TO those who have been stricken
down In short space OF time by this dread :
lul curse, whose cheeks are wan aud mea =.
gre' and whose nights are sleepless aud rest
less, and whose eyes are dim and sunken,
with death staring them in the face, this
compound must prove blessing; snatching
lhem' as II were, rom the mouth of the
grave None can know its true value until
they have tested it. When oil others have
failed, these Bltters have restored the So frer:
ers to pristine health, Their popularity in
all the Western and Southern parts should
INTRODUCED them 70 an families
Sold by Druggists apd dealers generally
every where. w. ,8 ~ t'H. II :
VI See advertisement in another column
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e"we will sdbdue you."-- tSrEPugs A. DouG
Lks 10 ls people of Kansas.
"HHnscHEL v. JOHNSON thinks that slavery Il
sionr, II Hancock Courier, July 27th, 1860.
HxsscnRL v. JOHNSON hinks that capita
should own It's labor."--t Hancock Courier, J,i,
27h, 1860.
Then lot US accord TO Governor johnson the
right 10 think Just what he pleases, and honor
his Democratic lberalty ny SUPPORTING HIN
WITH ALL orR NicHr.-t Hancock Courier, Juiy
21fh. 1880.
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KEEP TIE BALL RoLLIsG. The
election is near at hand. Republic.
ans, see to it that in every school
district and neighborhood, every
voter is at the polls. Oar cause is
right. Our candidatesiare, men o
integrity. Democrats themselves
admit that we will elect part o.
our ticket. Let us elect it all.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

LINCOLN MEDALs.--A large supply
Of Lincoln and Hamlin medals at
s. F. Gray's Jewelry Store, selling
off rapidly. Gall and see them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21


The GREAT DEMOCRATIC UNIo,
MEETING AT SHANNON, A BIG FIzzLE.
For weeks past the Democracy have
been spreading their handbills all
over Hancock and Putnam counties
announcing Grand Union Mass
Meeting, at Shannon. Two stands
were erected, from which eloquent
speakers were to address the asse,n. q.
hlcd thousands who would be eager
to hear something new about "the
great principle" They appointed
six Marahals Of the Day to dispose OF
the immense delegations as ,hey
should arrive in rapid succession
rom the four quarters If the .lohe.
The day dawned auspiciouslv The
speakers were on hand in numbers
hut the multitule didn't cnmc! =
Ab'nt two hundred persons men.
women. and children - corpriscd
he immense Gathering.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

KEEP IT BEFoRE TiiE PEopSa.--
That the Democratic Central Com,
nittee we're challenged to a discuss
ion, and DARED NOT ACCEPT