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Piles which ATE at this season OF the year
particularly troublesome, are cured at once
by Trnsks Magnetic Ointment. apply to the
parts affected and small Of the back.
NERVOUS or SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely to the forehead
and temples aud back of the neck, also TO
Soes of the feet and palms of the hands. 1t
will relieve the severest Headache in thirty
minutes. Read advertisement in this pa.
per fully l3th.-3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20

"WoRsE THAN SMALL Poxl"--We
learn from the Courier, that the De-
mocratic party Of Hancock county
is threatened just now, with malady
i, which, If II should "get bold among
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A PREVENTIVE
AGAINST TIE
DEBILITATING EFFECTS
~ TINS

PERUVIAN SYRUP is II permanent :, luton
of ProtoNlde OF Iron. and in this furm alone are
the full effects Of Iron. as
GENERAL TONIC AND Alternative,
Realized. The range Of eases ii meets beyond
every other remedy. Is that large class begin.
uus ia
DrSrErStA, LIVER COMPLAINT, LOSS OF APPETITE,
EaNCIATIOS OF 1lIE FLESH, Ian.
GuOH or WEAKNESS,
Which are the result Of Determination Of the
Blood, and, If not speedily arrested, end In
CONFIRMED CONsCMPrION.
'PERUviAS SyRUp" is a Solution of pro,ori,is
Qf Iron. new discovery in medicine and
strikes AT the root of disease by producing
hedlthy bicOd. the source of all vitality in the
human organism. For sale by all Druggists
Agent tindlay. Ohin,--A. l.ANGWURTHY.
June -, lSiN.-[Iw
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Read This.
Home Testimony.
GLEAp, Wood county, Ohio,
AuuuSt l1tl

GlLEAp, Wood county, Ohio,
August 18Th.
Da, &. 4. Roa,cK - Dear Sir: Permit
me to inform you and all suffering humanity
afflicted as havs been, of the benefit
have derived from your valuable Scandina
Wan Blood Purifier aud Pills. have had
deficiency in my lungs for some two 'years
that hafled all the skill Of our best PhySi.
clans, both home and abroad; besides had
the Dyspepsia so badly that my food would
not stay in my stomach in the smallest Juan
tlti-s; and through these diseases became
so cmaciated and weak | could scarcely
walk, and sometimes could not. But am
] harty and reasonably well at the present
aud | allcge the cause to your medicines, io
| took no others at that time, and mucl
thanks TO you for the Almanac that acci
dentally fell into my hands.
Yours truly, ]. BALMER.
~~~~~~~
EyERT SUMNER the demand for Hostetter'
Celebrated Stomach Btters increases. Iii
found TO he the only certain preservation q
DO lily strength during period when th
atmosphere is calculated to induce a feeln
OF lasS'iude and Indigestion. The wor,
cases OF DauhGa and Dysentery give way ,
It's potent influence. Innumerable person.
who are now alive and we'll. must thank III
discoverer of this preparation that they has
not been swept away in the hatyes. ofdea,l
! The Bitters is recommended by the Je
Physicians ia the land, This is the be-
evidence of its real value, because. as
general thing, they will not speak a word
favor OF advertised preparations. They ha,
. been compelled to acknowledge the claims
the Bltlers upon the community. Sold
= all Druggists.
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SpttiaI Motitts.
H1HE GnEAT ENGLIsU Il E N y ID 4
SIR JAMES CLAnKE's
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared. from a prescription of
SIR J. CLARKE, NJ, d.,

'NP'' = ' W" "a pfcSt' tVttOW "
SIR J. CLARKE, VI. D.,
Physician extraordinary TO the Queen.
This w3ll known medicine Is no impnsitinn
but sure and safe remedy for Female DIM.
culties and Distractions from any cause
whatcVeri ana Mth 1ugh powerful remedy. II
contains nothing hurtful TO the constitution.
To married ladies' II is peculiarly suited. IL
will, I'm short tina, bring on tho monthly DE
rind Win. rSghirtirJs.
III all cases II Nervous and Spinal Injections,
Pain In the Back and Limbs IIcnvincss ra
i!suc IN slight cNertiuu, ralpiiatiun OF the
Heart, LOwsess 0f Spirits. Mysteries. Sick
Headache. Whites. and all the painful diseases
occaSinned by disordcred 50 stem. these Pills
will effect cure when AL other means have
failed.
These PIis hare neUsr been kno,rn 10 fail ,rhere
'hc direction, on The second page NJ Pamphlet are
tceH obWtred.
For full particulars get Pamphlet, free, OF
the Agent.
n. B.-;i. 90 aud 6 posttgG>stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will Insure bottle Of
the Pills by return mail.
Sir James Clarkes Female pms
Sir james Clarkc's Fcmalcpills
Sir James Clrke's Female P.lls
Are II Soicntihc prcpar tiion.
Are sScientnc Preparation.
Are Scientific Prepar iIun.
They are safe and never tail
They are safe, and never tail
They are safe, aud never tail
To remove al ObSiructi ions
To remove all Distractions
To remove all DISTINCTIONS
And cure al Female Complaints
And cure al Female Complaints,
Aud cure all Female Complaints.
when the directions arc followed.
When the directions are followed.
Wien the directions are followed.
They arc blessing and n cure.
They ARE ttSssing and cure,
They are blessing ana u cure.
Aud can be sent 10y mail
And eau he sent by mail
Aud can We sent by mail
For one dollar and six postage STAMPS.
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
Fur one dollar and six postage stamps.
For sale by A. LANGWORTlIY, wholesale
and retail, findlay. Ohio.
l.. A. BALDWIN, Agent. Mt. Blanchard.
MAY 1. ls60.--ly.
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INrLAMED OR SORE EYES.

A. @. Gushing, OF South Bend, Indiana,
says "the Magnetic Ointment is the only
remedy in use here for lnaamed 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 offers
TO Forfeit the amount paid for ii in eac h
case, if it fails OF cure.p
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CnNTAIN nm ,IINEr.I.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.

however they may have been ,rincd with and
aiused that their direct I tendency is to length.
en- iife and render IL enjoyable; that, operating
direo It's upon the poison oJ disease ia he bood
they CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
aud Discharge from the system, every taint Of
Scroiult. whether hereditary or otherwise;-
that they
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Pimples on the Face, and Skin Dis.
cases.

Are generally caused by Animalcule bur.
roughed in the skin. Doctor Tasks Mag.
netic Ointment by its powerful and pen,.
trating qualities. destroys every.vestise Of
them, Restoring health and beauty to the skin
wherever applied, removing Tan aud Freck-
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RECRUIT THE DEBiLITArED:

and that there is no disease Of the stomach and
bowels the liver, ti.a nervous system, the
skin, glands, ur muscles. ARISING FROM IN
PURlTIES OR OISTRCrI1NS or THE BLOOD
OR SECRErIONS. in whicf they do not give
prompt relief and, (if admin stored before the
very citadel ui life has been 'uNaded) ebeci u
painless and psrfsei cure. ...
Bear IN mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS ara endorsed by
the experience of thousands oi liv INK witness
cs, whu, in letters, ailidavits, medical works,
and by word of mouth proclaim them To he
the very best preparation oi the Kind ever Of
tercd To- the bruken.duwn victims Of III hea IN.
They hunt disease through every avenue aUii
organ oi the system, and eXpel IL thorough
ly and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial - they are not only better. but III
fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for II takes
,, less number Of them to produce - better ci-
icCt.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle, Or s. per halidnzen.-
/ or the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 25
/ cents per box, or i've boxes tor 81.
Read DR.. ROhack's Special Notices and Ger.
tifcat.s, published IN "a conspicuous part vi
this paper from time In time.
DR.. Eoback's Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser. containing a great variety ui interest.
ing and valuable medical information, can he
had prltis of any OF nis Agent, throughout the
/ country.
/ In dinicli "r c"mllicatcd eases. DR.. R"Lack
may be consulted personally or by letter cn.
closing one stamp for reply.
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Announcement.

EDITOR JEFFERSON Please announce
the name Of Seth Kmble, of BigIck town
ship. as a suitable candidate for Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas.
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pr All. especially young men. should
read the advertisement of the new "Nstion-
al DispsnsaIy" at Cincinnati; in anothss
column ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20

RAEL GREEN. WILLIAM TAYLOR,
iSSE WHEELER, ISSAC DAVIS,
b. BEARDSLEY, J. y. PATTERSON,
neoek County Republican Central Committee
Aine 2Sth. 1860.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20
GRAND
EPUBLIcAN RALLY.
COme out, Republicans!

All who are opposed to the
ckless and corrupt admins.
btion of JAS Buchanan, and
the election of a pro-slavery
Fmagogue as his successor,
hd who desire to sec the gov.
fnment administered accord.
|g to the principles of its wise
|,d patriotic founders,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

IT,. ,u ,Lo n,.non. a p,.-..t... n,J.....
WI ''' 'H' puiPoSo' VI fWba'He '4ou'S'N0'
FoR CosTtvESEss:
ToR THE CunE OF DysrErsIA;
foR JAuNDtCE;
For THE Cure OF INpiGEsTIoN;
For HEADACHES;
For the CUGE oV DYsESrERY;
IoE 4 FouL SToMACAu;
loR TIE CuGE OF IhlslrELAsi
o@ ",!n,i inh ~. scnorr,,.
ro,, ii, Sr,,rriors CoMrt,iSrs.
Enp rur Crny or RHEUMATISM;
Ton DISEASES OF THE Skis;
FoR the CURE on liver CoMpLAIST;
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yourselves, and
Relief aud Health to your Infants.
We havfput up and sold this article Tor over
ton ,cars, and can sny, Ia conhdehce "hr
truth "i II, what We haye never been hO.e To
~ NJ tVtitII.s ~ nI,y I,, MRS. sr FHILED,
~ 4 SINGLE WINSL0W S INSTANCE,
no EEfEc1 SOOTHING GU re
Whem Th ,Hs 'u%e,s umoG SYRUP, aHen a" Instance q,
dissa isilction by any one who used 1t. On
the contrary, all are delighted with It's oprr
atioi :. and speak in terms ofhlghest cnmmchd
| a.Iun al its magical elects and medical VIZ
tues. We speak in this matter, "what We 10
know, after ten years experience, and pledge
uur reputation for the fulhllment OF what we
here declare. In almost every instance where
the infant IS suffering from pam and exhaust
ion, relief viii be found ~ liteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescriP'
tlnn OF one of the most experienced and sklll
ful nurses in New England and has been used
with never falling successln
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
: II not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigoratest the stomach and bowels, currreIs
acidity and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. 1t willalmost Instantly relieve.
Griping In the Bowels, and Wind Collie.
and evereolu, FOR c"nynIsi oms,
%S.i"' sisS end n, 'f t' CHILDREN iSSl%. % We be,
llieve 1t the TEETHING. bcsland sureSI
remedy In the world, IN all cases OF tDysSenter,
and Darrhna IN children, whether II hrlSc
from tectEing or from any other cause We
would say To every mother who has a chll'
suffering from amy ~ the foregoing complaints
do not let your preludices, nor the prejudice
others. stand between your suffering child AM
the releftlat w III be sure, yes absolutely sure
to Glllnw the use Of this medicine, u tlmel
used. Full directions for using VIII accom-
pauy each bottle. None genuine unless IN
ftc. simile of CURTIS ~ PERKINS, Ne'
York, is On the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Drupuists throughout the w"lld
Principal Once, No. Is Cedar street, Ne
York.
For sale by A. LANGWORrHY.
September lG. ls59.--tly
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PREPARED ny
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G.. AVER g. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a rcnown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat aud Lung Complaint,
the cvSlcnce of it, virtues wherever II has been
emplIAed. As 1t has long been in constant use
throughout this section, W. need not do mur1
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best 1t ever has been, and that 1t may be- re-
lied on TO do for their relief all it has ever been
fnuuI fn ln
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

Whcn DIR. RopAcE, the celebrated Swedish
, physician, tnirodlocd his Blood puriNer and
Flood T. lis in The United StJ,,S, hc sot forth iu
plain language their curative properties
This was years ago. The task II recommend
ing them has since been taken out of his hands.
Enlightened men. whose character for sound
Judgment aud philosophy, gives their opinions
weight IN the cnmmnnity-incn who observe,
reflect, and make assurance douhly sure
neiore they decide, - are everywhere ap.
proving and urging the use of these wonderful
Preparations. All who cunfde In the wisdom
and honesty of this class, or who choose to in.
vcstigatC iur themselves. are now Of one mind
un this important subject.
Dir. ltobaCk invites the after ton Of the sick
to the ORIGINAL LE1 TIERS,
from melnbcrS of the Medical Profession, Edit
OrS uf public journals, well known Merchants
and Farmers. aud ladies Of the highest respect.
ability. giving accounts ofextraordinary cures
wrought by the remedies, OF which cures they
themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may he consulted personally
or 10y letter. by thuse who have any doubt
upon the subject. The evidence in tho pos
session Of DR.. RuGack, witch is ut all times
accessible I" thepublic, establishes the follow.
ing EAt"rSi
That the BLOOD PURIFIER, and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analysts to
CONTAIN NO MINERALS;
Tha, they cure the almost universal complaint.
DYSPEPSIA,
with unei7ing certainty, and H. n very short
time that tlter all other medicines have
proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the heal and strength of the suf
fcror; that SICK FEM ALES,
who have langulshcd for years in helpless
weakness aud dependency. rccupcrate with
'great rapidity under their invigoraiing oper
all Al 4 ttps a
by their cotdial aud gently stimulating proper
tips: that they recruit
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIl

which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by soitenng the gums, reducingall infiam
matinn - will allty all pain and sl'asnodi'
ICllun,iaud is
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-20
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse aud Female Ply
rian, resents Ia the attention of mothers,
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YANLrn. AnrillN lAis

NASLCE. April 10, lsjs.
DR. &. W. RnBACk - Dear sir: We received
yours uf the 9Th ultimn, bat neglected tp AN.
swcr II umti the present. Your medicines are
beginning t. go oil much better than at first:
they hot hard h.htiug 10 do. The country IL
crowded fill ur Patent Medicines luur med
!cinrS have peIfirmnd numerous cures which
VIII doubtless eStall sh tor them guud char
dctcr. We have two certificates which Will
benefit you as well the afflicted. We could
have got more If We had Thought II necessary.
We think your medicines vii. take we'll; We
have used cons dcTJblc cNcrtiuu iu put thcm
IN use. hui have too many other Patent Ncdi
rinrS To contend with. Time VIII certainly
give them the preference. We have Hu PRINT
ing Office N oar town; Fiudlay Is the nearest:
there are two paper, published at Fiudlay,--
the Hancock Courier, and the Hancock Jtner'
SOnan. Yours respectfully.
GILBERT. FAill. 4 co.
gs- Principal once and Sales Rooms. No. {
East Fourth street. third building from Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory in Ham
mond street.
For sale by--
J. NJ. HUBER & CO, Flndlay;
GILBERT, FAIIl. Il CO., Nanlue;
z. BARNEY McComb;
u. PETERS II son, Arcadia;
j. b. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS STARkS. Arlington:
7. MAIiON Il SONS, Williamstnwn;
s. VI. x ". l.. HELLER, Van Buren,;
JOS. WALTER. West Independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard;
And Druggists and Merchants EcncralI
throughout the Uuion.
February -. lSJJ.-uy
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And BY all respectable Druggists.
September 23, 1859.
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The Restorative is put mp IN bottles or three
3, ~, VIZ lar. g, medium, and small; the small
hold, nalfa pHt, aud reiails Tor one dollar per
hottie: tho medium h",,lS M least twenty per
rcutum more in proportion Than the small, re-
tai, lor two dollars per hnttlc; the large holds
a quart, forty er cen,um more IN pf"pnrltnn,
itud reiaiis inr ~ a bottle,
u. J. WOOD X CO., Proprietors,
AZ broadway, New York, and
III Market ST., 81, i.nuls, Ma,
And sold by all god Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. lJune ~, lshp-3mAc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-23

The following are among the negative
requisites, laid down by the Volksbldt, for
the Republican candidate for the Presidency;
'He should not be a man who has ever
been guilty Of any participation in Know
Nothingism.
"He should rest under no suspicion Of ever
having made coalition with the Romish
priesthood"
We suppose that the latter clause is in
tended to exclude all Roman Catholics, as
they, to minds capable of making suspicion
test, would always be liable to this suspi-
cion; and it is probable that being a Roman
Catholic, would be regarded as the "coali-
ton" itself. These paradoxical requisites are
one Of the curiosities of German Republican,
ism. acknowledgment is made the unpar-
donable sin, yet the chief enormity of Know
Nothingism was thought to be its proscrip-
ton of Roman Catholics from office, intro
Votksbldu cuts of any participation in
Know-Nothingism from all forgiveness, and
in the same breath sets up the same religious
prescription.
The Know-Nothing order was nothing but
Joke, compared with the fanaticism which
the Volksbldn would build up in its place.
The mystery of the thing and its success in
beating the Democratic party, drew men into
it as easily as they have recently been drawn
into the order of the Sons of Malta, and with
as little regard for its oaths and religious or
foreign prescription. Ifit had been founded
in fanaticism, would it have dropped so sud-
denly into its original elements2 all but
few who were fools enough to believe in it,
or who found the small balance of power bet
ter political capital to trade on, than their
weight would entitle them to in either of the
leading organizations.
The rabies which the ghost of this defunct
and ghastly political joke can excite in Ger
mans would be a curiosity, if it were not ex-
plainedby this counter fanaticism. Do the
German Republicans wish to build up the
Roman Catholics into political power in
this nation2 They could devise no more eff
fective way than this for that purpose; and
this would justify it in self-defense. If Ger
mans exhort each other to combine to defend
themselves against Know-Nothing proscrip-
ton, shall not Roman Catholics also combine
to defend themselves against German Repub-
lican prescription? What would our politi-
cal contests become under such religious in
tolerance as the VolkSbldu desires?
1t is time that the ghost of Know-Nothing-
ism was allayed. 1t has been usslas a scare
crow to frighten the Germans from their pro-
priety long enough This very use has kept
the relics of it in existence after they had
become unwholesome. Are there no living
political questions, that German Republican,
ism must expend its force on this dead game2
And is its hatred of acknowledgment
merely that of rival in religious intoler-
ance?
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-23
Additional Particulars of the Siege of veru

Cruz-Capture of Marin's Vessels.
A dispatch from New Orleans on the Goth
inst. gives these additional particulars to
what we have received;
'Miramon commenced the siege of Vera
Cruz on the 9TH inst. On the 9Th two steam
ers appeared before the city, and refused to
show their colors. Commander Jarvis, there
fore, ordered the Saratoga, with detachments
from the Savannah and Preble, on the steam
ers IndidnoId and Wave, to proceed to the
anchorage and ascertain the character of the
two strange steamers. As the Saratoga,
towed by the Indidnold, approached them
they tried to escape, but were too late. Capt.
Turner then sent boat with flag todemand
the nationality of the steamers, when the
boat was fred upon twice; whereupon the
Saratoga fred broadside into the General
Mrdmon, and the action became general.
Both steamers now hosted the Spanish flag,
and, after spiritual engagement, Marin sur
rendered, and with most of his men was taken
prisoners.
The American loss is but three wounded,
one of whom mortal1y. The Mexican loss is
fifteen killed and twenty or thirty wounded.
Miramon paid $50, 900 for the two steamers.
Marin's steamers passed by all the foreign
squadrons and the castle without hosting q
flag, although ordered to do so by a shot from
the castle and other signals. The English,
French and Spanish vesses-of-war did not
notice the fact The engagement took place
by moonlight.
The prisoners corroborate the report in re-
lation to the steamers, that they cleared from
Havana as merchantmen, and hoisted the
Mexican flag only after they left that port,
and subsequently mounted siT guns.