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Aromatic Valley
WHI9Kx ~ ,Jq
-o'eS FOR MEDICINAL USE, 'ei' ~
.JAs NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
1.-The worlds estimation which justides its
Proprietor IN claiming for Il s9s 2
a SUPERIORITY UNRivALED,
Produced, as It Is, BY process known only to
the Manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest
grain, which grows nowhere but in favored 10.
caIity in the Valley Of the Monongahsla, and con
taining no particle Of deIeterious admixture; Il
has acquired reputation for perfect purity khd
intrinsic exceence, based solely upon is inherent
merit, which the Proprietor does not intend shall
ever be forfeited. It's universal use BY the
MEDICAL PROFEssIoNi
is most urgently recommended: Already has
it found its way into the principal public and pr-
vats Hospitals in the country, and wherever Il
has been once used, Il forthwith becomes ne
cessity.
The attention Of consumers iscillsd 70 the cor
tticates Of the following well.known Chemlsio;
sfAih AnAyrls oErrn; 81 sonu.rl ~.
- =, = -, 9o-1os Mass Apsn i1il 1858 9
Dear r-ihaTe made chemical analysis q yohf Aro-
matte Valley vVhl1lgs and hnd u pure, nne-navorld
Rye WHISKY cohlanihe no injurious matter ol any kind nn1
recommend = suitable iar medical and public pnrpolrl
" cntliE 7. gkcnpS, Nd,
nv yra rnnE, Aphl i9lh, let4
IhAre analysed tlnp,e q bayil An6inaiIn alley
Whisl<y and nnd pure arcle. q nne naTol, alf
Without any deletlfoaa admixtnle. Z.
: s5li iIa73,7Y fio J1nn n cnnlun. Md chsInll
nenhG agel 95ra 5fir-T7i i1l ,llii linl3l cl ~
1b.aMr y sirHsear Z Afsmaiis vaiisy nhiskyu I ~
ceved; and, amer careful examination nnd Il 70 Be pure
article, entirely free RON he ndnli.raing Ingredients
qusnty used. ~ j1ms J. Mrs Chemist
, 1860-06-08
NOTICE
LAND CLAIMANTS AND OTHERS.


TIyIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE ARRANGE
ments with experienced and reliable Attorneys At wash.
ngton, D. O. n connection with whom he ui attend TO
The Proeurtng of Patents
UndsF ne donation and pFe mpon Acis Of Congress app
cable 70 Washlnfton Territory.
Contested Cases
Between adverse caans 10 the local Land once and on
appeal 70 he General Land odlce. .t stI
Gases % Conflict oG Boundaries,
And al contests relating he Pbc Lands generally either
In the local OF General Land once. 900 q
Chains of all Minds against the United states.
10 Be prosecuted before Congress, IN he Court Of Cas or
IN any Of The Executive departments Of the Government
Land claimants should u aware that appea Al
admissible hon che local eces 70 the General Land once
and thence 70 he Secretary Of Tie Interior Also that they
have no tile until Tie patent lasueA 'i - t1sa1
n acquiring & right % patent three thing rsqullts
s.-x sis. es@pasos Win a. prOvIIon. Of he As. sA
sdPresi q sash eo@pAsss At The I'm, and IN ne mode
prescribed, ffit 90 ~ 8l77H
sdG earsl Observance throughout o. preserbsd forms
An omission detect IN any Of these particulars renders
The cala liable 70 suspended rejected ct any time before
patent issues. -llf| r.
The importance 70 elamants IN acquiring tide Of having
the advice and assistance Of persons nar with The Land
Lava he forms, rules and regulations Of the DebarenL
well e ne decisions rendered in analogous eases, must Be
y. y. DENNIsON,
ft Attorney a Law,
SLIT Port Townsend, WI
, 1860-06-08
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOOM. ". r. FRIDAY, JUNE $, 1860.
LATEST NEWS.

-.
The latest disPatcn rom As.lnsVOn sA.es ..a
that Lord Lyons nad ProuacIsu n.erE,ew E WIN WIN
the Secretary o. state IN regara 70 tne ean Juan
Island affair. xery e.aens 1nas 'Iiy I DUE
is not to be so easy Of soiuucn as Acru Conn NUS
sell supposes. The disposition Of the English
Government has been dec'dedly declared 70 our
Government; and the hnal settlement Is some
what remote. Our Government mas, from the
first, maintained its undisputed rights 70 the ISL
and. What position England viii take remains
10 be seen.
a,.n.,.h f,om Roston. dated 11tb Nav. states
a. Srsnish brio hsd been taken into Proyi.
snss Sss 3 hv tbe schooner Piensi. She was
eenO js;a;1e Il ssa Win aIl sail set and no one
"n ."uHo ho.Sd an was furnished with ali the appar
~ ..o oc-S ..st.;n;n, ~ 4 slayer,
aus pertaining "
Alexander II. Stevens, Of Georgia, has written
letter In favor Of nOn-intervention, and finding
fault with the seceders from the Charleston Con-
yention.
- .,o... ,h., sv;,zsr,,nd sh,I, -.,;,.
% !.SsS - ~ rsn,rsi nrovincas of Ssvov
yum sn 1S. oon Soo e.srcS
"t OV'VOO'OOo ~
AdespeFAte battle, lasting three days, took place
ct Carcani, between the Neapolitan troops and the
insurgenta The latter were defeated.
6oa' iormaIIv deS,sndinr the |" Champions belt"
E'in. L;r. t.soIa tha clair, AZ nre,osterons and
~ *. ~ ..ss se s." "S ~. Io,s a.St 80 II
est c". 80 IS ~. psSsrsa haS r.,no;rsd
Es.IJ n.y. !. 49, r. .t;..', n;r,h ro,,nd \" ,-onId
Sne "'s'SsSs Sss.S ~. ,;.,o-v ~ SaverS Hosnar
n.se ~ 49, S,S s...;S"j ie,ters 90
~ NJ. yoI n 4. wss moi ashamed Of himself n
come over to whip comparatively small man
like Sayera. Under ordinary circumstances, he
would not have sent . challenge To man Of
, 1860-06-08

8. McCAW & co.
OHer for sale, at Wholesale and Retail,
GREAT VARIETY OF DE0IRABLE
IA Goods 81 low rates, such as
Pork, Dried Apples
Bacon, Dried Peaches,
Hams, Soap,
Salmon, Starch,
Butter Sugar.
Cheese, Crushed Do, ts
Flour, Adamantne Candida
Beans, Baleratus,
Rice, Pepper, -
Peas, Aispce,
Potatoes, Cloves,
Salt, hne, Mustard.
Salt, coarse, CaperaS
Tobacco, Table Sauces,
Molas1ea Can Oysteru,
Syrup, Can LobsteFs,
Vinegar, Can Chlckena,
Malls, Can Beef u
Glass, Gan Peaches,
Axes, Bottled Peaches,
Buckets, Brandy Peaches,
brooms, Can Apples,
White Lead, Can Strawberries,
on, Can Pie PTuits, 81
TaFpentine, Bottled Pie lTuts
Lamp on, II. Lemon,
Olive Oh, Ex. Vanilla, .tgt
Coffee, Ex Orange,
-. ne, =. Ro'ss, and other srislss suited 70
he Wanta Of The community. =
Also, a large a''or'@sn. Of good Liquors. Lily
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

tn- ".e",". "A - tnS iIel su,pnrc
.ubsidcd, Mr.. Bog,rs direct i hi.
+ rcmah to go and rr-lighi rLc lamp.
but subst qucnlly concluded TO woir
Ill he aiivcd at Alden. for fear az
&C dent right occur to The man -
IN reaching the latter Ilacc, u wild
pigeon wns luui d inside the liant, rn
dy ing. 1t had broken wing, ant
~as otherwise injured. The glas'
in front, three sixtcenihs OF an incl
lr thickness, had hole broker
through it, just large enough for ,b,
bird to enter, and the appearance o
The aperture was similar TO tha
usually made when n rifle ball j,
shot through glass. 1t is supposed
that the train encountered flock o
pigeons, and that one OF them, blind
I'd 10y the powerful light Of the head
lamp, dashed at it, and was caugh,
rs above related.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

Tho town OF Warren, Trumbuli
y)vpiy, has for the third time been
ton ,ha, has IaHFtEnctive connagra
in ashes. centre
The particulars brought us by the
officers OF the Cleveland e MahCning
Railroad, nrc as follows.
Tho fire broke out Tucshlv about
noon in the cabihc, shop OF Tfucsdrl!
& Townsend, on the South side oi
the Canal. The sparks from the
burning buildings we're carried over
tho adjoining houses. and set fire to
the barn in the rear of Mr.. NJ Combs
residence. Burning shingles also
flew in other directions, and set fire
TO buildings. In II triei time the town
appeared TO be on fire in several
places, and the widest alarm exist.
I'D among the inhabitants. Every
effort to stay the progress OF the con-
fiagraiion seemed futile, Tor NJ fast
IS the flames we're comhatcd in one
place, they broke out with rcdoubled
fury in another part OF the devoted
town. The scene in the afternoon,
ut the height OF the conllagration,
was grand, but distressing to con-
template. The sky was h, up with q
lurid glare, the dvvouring flsm,e
ieapeJ from house to house, battling
every attempt To check their course.
and the streets were file ! with ter.
ror.striken men, women and child.
len,
The wind at the commencement,
nf tho fire. WAS at lie South. bui
soon shifted, more to the Eastward
carrying the burning crnbcrs in n
new direction. The flames were
subdued IN the evening, and by night
the fire WAS completely under control
although it co tinued to burn until
morning. Tho flames swept every
thing on the East eide OF Main
street, from South street to Market
street, except, the old Frtemcn
ilonso; thence on Market street to
+. p. Reed & Co.'s clothing store
On tho South sido OF Main street il
swept clear from the Public Square
10 the old King brick hnilllngs.--
Fulke's livery stable and large
number Of barns and other build
inss South Of Market and East OF
Main were completely destroyed -
Tue Methodist church was partly
b. burnel.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
News ffom ihe Upper Missouri.

We had the pleasure Of nm inter
view, Saturday. with Mr. CLARK, OF
the frm of Clark, i'rienmean 4 CO..
(Rocky Mountain Fur Company
who, with the partners, just arrived
from their trading house r. 'rtC mp
belly somc 5000 miles mp the Mis-
eouri River. Mesers. Dawson and
Meldrum, ofthe American Fur Com
pany, with Colonel Vaughn, til" In
dian Agent, arrived from Fort Bon.
ton (haif mile from Fort Campbcll.) }
at the same time, Colonel Vaughn
stopped over at Saint oscph. From
Mr.. Ozark we gather some f'cts ci
intcnc.,, relative to the state OF things
In the tar Nor,li-W,st.
lie reports the Blackictt lndione
(tho tribe in The neighhorhoo1 o.
Fort Campbell) together with the
Crows, Assiniboins and others. quicl
and friendly, but that the Sioux
farther down, talk nngrily, are dis.
satisfied some OF them refused iht
annuity gums Idot n'osN', 'H' - -
quite possible they may prove trou.
blesomc 10 the steamers which arc H.
10 mp there in June, on their yeail !
tour with supplies, and for the rohc'
at the uprtr iorts. lie nlso re- ot's
that there is very strong talk--mor,
than ever before - of tie SiOuA
going up in body to wago war OF
the Crows and hssiniboins. The
Sioux are tho strongest ot lndia'
tribes; but as the Crows and Assini
boins are united and prepared, OK
pccting a snull attack from III,
Blackfeet, 1t is probable they will de
iend themselves successfully.
MIR. Clark says, in reference t.
disease which broke out among bu'
falo, deer, aud other gnlnc last sea
soE, destroying 50 many OF them
that it's ravagos were confined to th,
South side Of the Missouri, and tha
it seem, TO have disappeared rs sud
denly a. it came. nothing OF tn
kind having been reported sirco III,
Fall. The quantity Of fu's, robes
and other skins, to come down tn
Missouri this season, will be abou
equal TO last years receipts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
LATE EDUCATIONAL TESTIMONY

Worthy oIthe proud place II Occupissn rs the
great standard Dlciuntry "i our Sr"t EnEiish
language. l 81. Siti'N'lH, Tor MhiI" lew
scholars and "th"tS, here and there, prefer
uihcr dictionaries. Neb"'Cr ~ beyond d'Srute
the book ui tIe people. the common standard
II appeal among tho great masses learned ana
sun. PuJ. IUS. Mich, June, lNJ1.
1T il noble work, and docs YOU Infinite
credit. .'- fli.u. l.. c. DHNPER, State Sup't.
NJ aLtstn, August. lsig
..u-ro than .,.,r.s tI,c l,,L. . pc.,rs.,r,. mr.
r.,c an ,ls s.i,,.,l.hou,o and IN iI, Nm Ia.
,,e,c lc,rr,., .,,,,i i,fcr,tt,rc t.,ye iI,.o
", XXI tG, ,.,,,.,.s',, - cy,n,.ra u,,th q,
IN 'SN'hGt s.'no 81, tmese o.lkrHynIs ih' r"t.
80 ,,, XIV g, , 5I, ,', ~, -, m
.r good. sometimes superior. Nore Uut d
Teacher, ur stu tutciii gent paI.G;, CIu ,ajuItc
'.N vaiualI" those cis,dy pages ul Ii,Uslrlt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
Town Lots and Land
FoR SALE.

Lot No. 25, on Main street, Findlay;
Lot, Nos, 50, "a, 81, aud 80, IL the Western
Addition Ia kIndiuy; and
Other Valuable Property In Findiny,
VIII he sold low for cash, or on reason,
ablO tmo by making cash payment.
Also, tho
f. h'r s.-w. ar or Sec. 10, T'p y. II. 10, In
Hancock county.
The subscriber will also sell on the same
terms, or exchange for Hancock county
property,
800 acres or Land In Green county, Iowa.
This Lar d is iavorally located, and will he
sold IN Quantities Ia suit purchasers For do.
ScrptIUn and plat oi lands enquire Of the sub
'Scriher W. I. GlLklSON, Agent,
April llth, 1850. FINpLAY, ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

SINGULAR INCIDENT. "A cur;op,
circumstance, says the Rochestc,
Vemooras' occurred on a GeioL,
irsln going from this city to Buffalo,
last Tuesday evening. Tho tr"i,'
was drawn ~ the locomotive Lad.
yard" W. W. Rogers, Enrineor r'u
Atont iour miles West OF Bntsyi.
vhil. the train was running at eooi
speed, suddenly a crash occurred
'os*ard, and che head light was ex.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

Try this remarkable and most interesting
remedy. IL Is composed of tie concentrated
Juices Of the most powerful and tho most
soothing Plants aud Roots In nature. chemical.
Is combined and insulated IN well sealed glass
Buttles. and charged hv powerful Battery
Thus possessing in addition 10 its superior
medical virtues strong Magnetic aud Electric
properties, profoundly penetrating, and emi
neutly quieting and soothing. 1t relieves pain
and Inflammation at once. (when freely appl.
ed.) relaxing tho strained muscles and nerves,
giving new life and vitality by us e.gvlng
qualities, To parali1ed parts and chronic or
long standing complaints and weaknesses, nj.
laying nervous pam. (Neuralgia,) irritation,
and "cmoving ohstructiOns like a cham. In
deed all who have used II, speak Of It as truly
II wonderful medicine AMI esteem 1t by far. SUI
Iperur to any and all other external remedies in
Use, lfarplicd III season II ~ an uufailing rem
edv tur the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation
ui the Lungs. Bowels, Liver. Kidneysand other
Organs. rheumatism, Spinal Irritation. Aguc
! IN the Breast; aud at all times cures Nervous
4 Headache. Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache,
Tooth Acne. Agao IN the Face, pimpcs and
Erupiions Of all kinds, Piles, Bruised and
Spraiuod Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts. Chill
bltins, indolent and long standing sores
Wounds, &c. &c. II will also restore the Hair
f. 10 ihc Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from
falling.
I Tho Magnetic Ointment has boon extensively
used upon Canal aud DrAugLt Horses for tails
Wounds. Sprains and Lamcness, and ~ u sure
horses. and tic Foot All on sheep. All tho
'Proprioturs ask for tho Magnetic Ointment "a a
0mr tril confident that all they clam for II
viii be found true tu the letter. III the noigl
.borhuod where II Is manufactured. many pee
pie buy II by the quantity, and 1t Is Kept an'
used hy almost every inhahitant rs a PrnaCe.
Tor tic hume ruas pains and aches evory family
! IA moro ur less afflicted with. We SAY again
' Try Or. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
Nome senu'no uuicas s,.ned - ButH WI
? Pen. See Pamphlets containing iull direction
I around each B'ttle. and circulars left will
1 agents. Price % cents yrsmtll. and 81. cent
: Tor Large Bottles. .
"a. LANGwoRTHY,
. For sale ~ ISRAEL GlttEN,
lJCLE. T.. DENNIS,
pKLGoIaTs, FISpLAY, OnG-
And III other Druggists IN the county.
. CT Al orders should bo addressed 10
Nudge a CO.. Earyille, Mad, county
, New YORK.
!. October Il. lSj9.-tly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, tnata petition will
~ bO presented To tho Commissioners OF
Hancock county, Quo, at thor HoNt June ses
sIou tor lsC0, praying sand Commissioner to
vacAte all ol that part oi the u!d llliln and Do
hancs road between tue Lindsey road and lAe
Butler road.
McCoaB, Ohio, Arrd, 2ith, lSGO,-[iw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
,rw AUnIC,LI, uAL sEIrLEMENI
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
Il Rare Opportunny in a DGghitul
and Heohhy Innate, Twen,y Flee
Miles s, uIh E'ld IF Philodei.
Yhia, on Ne Camd,n and
atlantic Raiiroad,
Neo Jersey.
AN OH estate consisting Of several thou.

4 y old estate consisting Of several thous.
~ auda nj acres ~. productive saif, hasbeOD
'dtyidrd into Farms ~ various sizes 10 st'ft the
purchaser. A population uf SINE Green bun
drcd. from various parts Of the Middle states
and New England. have settled thero the prs'
year. inn ruvcd their places. ana raised excel
Heat crops. The price ui the land rs ~ Tie low
sum Of irum slj 10 !2o lsr acre the SOU " nI
the best quality for the proiuctono oi wheat
.tT ~ CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOll.
lN THE UNION, The place IS perfectly Sc
cure from fruSts--thc destructive enemy oitho
Farmer. Crops ut gram. grass a"d trult arc
now growing and can hc seen. By examining
the place itself, correct judgement can pc
formed OF the productivercs9etthG Lara. Inc
terms arc made oasy tu sec re tic RAPID m
proVcmcnt OF the land whi.i is only sold iur
actual improvement. The result has goeu
that, within the past year some three nun
drcd houses have been erected. two mills, Gone
strum.) four stores. some lurty viney yIrds ana
reach orchards planted, and large number "
other improvements. nIkngit Il deSIr1nie ana
.,tsfty f.l tF
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

Wp COCdHS. Coins. iiuARshSEss and
@ !: .. ! I '.; ]
%AuLXA INFLUENZA. IRHITATIuS, SoKkEK>s,
20 XR any affection uf tie Thr"at
IE1yIHsIILu UR u ihe HACKING torGH H.
SY "NsrNTION. BRUNCniTis. AsTn
NJHNN2 IA, no ,PI>G.CuCGH. CATAbhn
X REllEVED 10y BROWNS DRUN
CHt.. u"OCllf.S. or Cocoon lozESCrs.
4 simple and elegant comGina for Corons. NC.
DR.. G.. +. BieELow, Boston.
"IIavc proved extremely scrvceahlo ioI
iloARsENEss." Rev. IlbsRY WARD BKEcnER
~ recommend their use 10 Public Speak.
crs." Euv. T.. H. CnArIN, New Nurk.
THAT trout le in my threat, (or which the
'Trochcs' Is n speciHc) having made me often
"A mere whispcrer." N =. WILLIS.
Most salulary relief In BRoNcHrrs."
Rev. S. SEloFREp. Murristown, Ohio
"RencHca when compelled to speak. suffer
ing from CoIp."
Rev. ). J. r. ASDrRsoN, st. Louis.
"ETectual IN removing Iioarsencss and Irri
tation Of the Throat, 81 common with Speakers
and Singers"
Prof. ". STACY JOHNSON, Lagrange. Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southern Female College
Great bcnent when taken before and after
preaching. as they prevent IloArsencss. From
their past effect, think they will be ui perina
nent advantage to me.
I,ov. f. RowLEY, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tennessee
Sold by all Druggists at 81 cents ror box.
Also. BROWNS LAXATIVE TROCHES. oi
CATH NRrIC LOZENGES. for Dyspepsia, Ind
gpgtiun. Constipation, Headache. Bilious Al
frctions. &c. March 2. lsG0. --3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
THE Washington corresponding Of
tho Cincinnati Eaguirfs saws:

'ho N'hcihhali EnYntFfS saws:
Before the Covodr Committee, IN,
Testimony taken on Friday levclop,
lhe fact sha, twenty thousand dol.
lars were ofered 10 one man tor hi4
services in carrying the Lccomrtor
bill, OF which five Thousand collars
were paid down. The man Offering
this said that a huslcl Of gold was
oi no consideration in passing this
bill. Mr.. Covode has personally ex,
amined the book Of bank, where il
appears that this corruption was
mixed up in the amount OF nine hun.
dred and twenty. five thousand dol.
lars. running through period of lcfs
than eighteen mon,hs. Among the
transactions was ohe check, made
payable to Kansas, for five thousand
dollars. Other checks were made
payable 80 fictitious persons.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
What Everybody Wants!
EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER,
Counsellor in Business.
BY FRANK Crosby,


OF TuE rHELApELrHtA EAR.
lr TELLS iDC lloTtuurow ~ PARrStN'H1
PhrER. tll . rCS general io.us
f.r As7.G>NrNrs vi al kud,
Bills ug SALP, LEAst5 and Pc
rlT.oSs.
II r. l. YOC How 'u draw up DoNuS and
MoRrGAGts, AF-tuAvITs. Pow
IEs ~ ATfrENiY. NOTES d.t
Hills or EXCHANGE. REcUrI,
and RELEASES.
IT TELLS YOU The Laws for tho CoLLrcrlu,
Of nrrrs. with the Statutes oi
liuITAriuN, amt amount arc
KIND uf III, rerty EXrNrr IRON
tyEcuTIoS in every state.
IT TEI.LS YOU How 10 mako an AssIoSMpNl
properly, with foENs i'r CON
rosiTiOS wl'h CEFUlroRs Ln,
the lNaoLvrNr Laws Of .yery
state.
IT TELLS you The legal rels,iors EXISTING
between GCANpihS and VAN
MAsTFE and ArrHEEIrcE, ant
LAApLoRp anl IESANT
IT TELLS YOU what constitutes LprL ANl
SL,ADER and tho Law Is {,
MARRIAGE pOwGR. tho WIFE,
MGHr IN PEoPGKrY, DIyoEcI
AND ALiMOSY.
IT TELLS YOU Tho law of MgCHtNIcs' LrFNs
IN every State and the NATCR
ALIzATIoS LAWS ot this coun
try, and how I" comply with
the same.
1T TELLS YOU Tho law concerning pr"sroN'
and howio obtain one. and he
rgE EMrrIoN Law. 10 PurtiC
LANDS.
1T TELLS YOU The LAW ron PATgNTs, wifi
mode oi pruCecd"re 100 obtain
one, WIN lTEWFCEENCEs. As
sGNMENTs and IAcLE OF FEFs.
1T TELLS fOC How 10 make your WILL, and
how to ApMlSlsrtR or An Es
TATE with the Law and lAc 70
qurcments thereof IN every
State,
IT TLl.LS You Tho meaning Of LAW TEENS
In general use, and explains
&C. yuutro LroI,LATlvE. EYecr.
TIVE and JrnIcfAL PpwEfSs q
both tho General and State
GuvEgNMESTs.
II TELLS YOU How t. BEEF orr or LAW. hy
showing how "a de- your buSI
hess legally, thus saving Vast
amount 1T property, and voX'
atinus litigation, by lis timely
consultation,
Single copies viii he sent by mail postage
paid. To Ev.KY FAHMER, EVERY MgCuASIC, EV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11
Notice to Lu Mbcrmen.

.CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Al
- the Secretary's uffice OF tho Hancock
County Agricultural Society, until the 18th
day OF June next, for the delivery ut the Fair
Grounds al sad society, at Findlay, OF Il, 900
feet Il fencing boards ID feet long white ash;
i0i fencing posts BY inches Al une end, and
! hy "A inches at the other, white oak; 4Ol
scanlliig, 10 ioet long, 2 by I inches, white
oak, Lumber TO he delivered at tte Fair
Grounds ON or before the lst day OF August,
1850. By order of he Board
ID. b, BhARDSLEY,)
S. d, FREY, Committee.
q. W. GALLOWAY
May 1, 1860.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-11

DOAD NOTICE. 80 Notice u hereby given
III that there viii be petition presented u
Iuc Commissioned ot Hancock county, OHIO,
1T Their June session for 1860, for u view and
survey OF Il new county road commencing At
the state road leading from FiudlY to Upper
Studuaky, ON the section line between sections
Nu. ., aud 20, in township ono North, range
twelve East; thence Surth along SAID line until
Il terminates at tie New Haven = ad.
PETITIONERS.
Mav I-cO -Tiw
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