davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
A Murderer Wapders Six Years and
then Gives Himself up,

IA Murderer wauders Six Years ant
then Gives Himself up.
| Thursday afternoon a man came
to the Jail in this city, and inquired
Tor the Shcnff', and on being told
that ho waa confined to his bed ION
account Of his late accident.) he went
away, bu returned again before
dark, AMI finding Deputy Sheriff
Miller he told him that he was
charsf witt the commission OF a
murder some six years ago in Vir
giaa. and that since then w. I"L
bnn n wanderor, and desired to de-
.li'er himself up. and to have notice
Io his detention forwarded to the
dficers OF tho law in Virginia. Az
TER having his interview with the
Sheriff, his request was complied
with. aud the Sheriff wrote yester-
day to Nirginia, notifying the proper
officers. lie camo into town with
4 small Red River cart, drawn by
= yoke of email steers, witch, to
gethcr with his gun, he desired the
Sheriff to sell to the best advantage.
that he might have the proceeds to
pay his board. in case he was not
sent tor. and Tor his d.lensc in case
hc should be triel in Virginia Tor the
oil'.nso acknowledged to hcvG bccn
committed.
By the favor ol the Sheriff, we
had an interview with tho prisoner
YESTERDAY. To ia about five feet
eight inches in hig,t, weighs about
i40 pounds. dark, sallow complex.
ion. black eyes and black whiskcrs
and mustache, and ID dressed like a
lumberman. He said his name WAS
Samuel Stanley, AMI that he is
charged with numbering a Mr..
Pevton. in Cable county, Virginia.
lie mcitly confessed tho homicide,
in stating that it was caused by his
havln, discovered Peyton in crimi
nal connection with his wife, and
by saving that he did not think that
his punishment would exceed a
short term in the Pcnitcnlisry. He
stated that he worked on tho b. ack
and Chippewa Rivers in Wisconsin
AMI hal been in Minnesota three
years, although he was q native OF
OliO, and had residences there
when the murder took place. He
hal worked in l. ,wer Sank Rapids,
on the Red River, at Pembna, and
in many other places.
Without nlni'csting much con-
triton tor the crime, or fear Of p1n-
ishmant, hc imagined, wherever he
lived, that everybody looked upon
him as murderer. The elements
even whispered in his ars, when he
had abandoned the society OF men
and lived alone in the depths o; the
forest. Consequently he has had no
abiding place tor six years, but has
roamel through the copn'ry from
r,Xts 10 MINI = TIA suII ring ~ he
saws, more than "A hun lrcd dc .ths
At laSt. almost worn unt, he came
to the conclusion t. deliver himself
mp. that at,r the sentence of the
lAw hll been cxccutcl, he might
again live among his friends, OF
nuke n home where he would be
unIi-turbrd by its trrorS
Tao tall ol his NanlcrinL5 j.
S'rnus' AMI interesting so strange
,thtt it u'cufrcd To- VA his mini was
no, sounl, but we could detect no
evidence of mental alteration, and
nothing in his con Iuct tr.. could
not b. r"cnncilri. in view ot the
awln, crime Lc hal cbmmittvl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
Victory! Victory! Pennsylvania and
Indiana have Spoken.

The news from Pennsylvania and
Indiana, up to noon on Thursday, is
of the most cheering character
Pennsylvania has been carried by
the Republicans, it is estimated, by
from 5000 to 25 900 majority; and
Indiana, by from Is 600 to 10000
majority. Do you hear that Repub.
licansl The Republican majority
in Ohio will not b. less than 30, 900.
Poor Douglas is laid ont cold enough.
Pugh said, in one of his speeches,
that il Douglas was slaughtered, he
would carry his bleeding carcass
through the North West, and ex
hibit it's gaping wounds to the young
Democracy. Well, ho may enter
upon this nourniul duty at ONCE
There he lies as COLI as Il poker
Take him mp, George, and display
his wounds.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12


PHILADELPHIA, October s. - The
Pence is expected here tomorrow
at 4 20 p. IN. lr p
ThsA reception at the depot will
he stricfiy private, the Mayor and
British CONSUL receiving him at the
cars, lie will have private spart
mepta at tho Continental. The next
moaning he will receive visitors -
ln.the afternoon he will attend the
raoes' st Point Breeze Park, and in
the evening the grand opera.
There will be no change of can
didates In the second district, John
broihead not having Withdrawn, as
renQftcd.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
BosToN, October s.-The hurninI

BosToN, October g. The burning
of the Globe Locomotive Works in
South Boston, on Saturday night,
will seriously delay the machinery
intended for the Hoosic tunnel.
The building, in Charleston, oc.
cupied by the Postofiice, law Offices
&C., took fire last night, when an
explosion OF camphene or gunpowder
occurred, badly ipjuriIg four tiremcn.
The building was saved, though
damaged by fire and water,
Mail trains are soon to te run bo
tween New York and Bsaton, lcav.
ing each city at eight O'Clock p IN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
COME AND SEE
TIIH
new kMBR0TYE GALLERY.

'NIlE subscriber has removed his Daguerrean
l. Hslcry to the new rooms in Ewing Block
wderc he ~ prepared TO do AL kinds of work
in his limo IT business In, the most approved
style at The art.
These rooms were erected expressly for the
business. having all the modern improve ments
ut the day. You may depend on getting su.
pcror toned pictures.
We shall be pleased to sec AL our old custom
crS and AL the new ones that may favor us
with u call.
Dagnerreoiypes and other pictures copied.
Lockets, B'etrstpins, and Seals, niled in the
ncatcst manner,
Always on hand-a good stock Of plain and
fancy Cases, at prices To suit the times, ?
Saa stocImpus at IN. door
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

TIE ELECTION in Findlay, on last
Tuesday, went off in the most order
ly and quiet manner. The vote
polled was almost the complete vote
of the township, there not being per.
hsps a single man, Of either party,
who was at home and able to get out
Of his bed, that did not vote. The
increase was more than one hundred
o yer any previous vote in the town
ship.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

AsHLEy's ELECTION. - Ashley ID
elected by largely increased ma.
jority. lie gains very materially in
this county, very largely in Lucas,
and more or less in most of the
counties in the district. His ma.
jority will not, we think, be less than
900 in the district.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Z,rcsvillo city. - Two hunlr, q
Democratic minority. Heavy Re-
publican loss
J Nurwalk. - BrinkerhoT and Sber
man 2si majority; gain Of G7 ovel
, Drrnisun's vote.
l.orain county..-ln thirteen town
.hips Brinkcrliulf LOO ma Jrity; Il
gain OF 800 over Denrspn's vote.
/ Scattering returns from Huron
md Summit counties, show Repub
lican gains over last iovernors vote.
Go umbns - Galloway (ltspub-
Iicab) for Congress 40 majority; a
gain over last year OF $40.
Lancaster. = Martins majority,
'2Il: Democratic loss oi Is.
Miami county. Morton's major.
iiy. 300.
Chillico,lo and Sciotn townships,
Democratic gain OF IL. supreme
Judge - Smith, 904; Brinkerhoii,
$40 Congress -lIutchins, (Drmo
crat) 77G; Trimblc, OiepubIican,) J
7Gs; Republican gain If 100.
Springfield township gives Hutch
ins 80 majority.
Wilmington. - Four townships,
Republican majority, 300; Repub
lican gain Of 80.
CircleviIlc city and three town.
ships. -Cox's majority, 3ll. Large
Democratic gain.
Cleveland city and Cuyahoga
county. Republican gain. 300.
Summit county.--Twelvc towns,
Republican gain, $50.
Lorain county. Republican gain,
300.
Scattering returns from towns in
the Northern part of the state indi
cate the success of the Republican
state ticket.
Washington county. - Marietta
city and township complete -Brin-
ltcrhotf GIL, Smith 521; Democratic
gain Of ll2.
@ ngress. - Gutter (Republican)
Cos; Jewett (DemocraD 1856. De-
lnocratic gain OF r. Reports from
four additional townships give a
Democratic gain II.
Springfield city. Republican ma.
iority 225, Republican gain 80.
Defiance county. - Three town
ships, Steedman (DemocraD Tor
Congress 92 majority. Republican
gain OF ~. Defiance township gives
}8 Democratic majority.
Sandusky-Eight tow nships heard
from; Smiths majority 40l. Whole
Democratic county ticket elected.
Huron county. Eight townships,
Republican gain 227.
Erie county. - Berlin township
$50 Republican majority.
Columbus. Cox is re elected to
Congress by about 100 majority.
Sandusky county.--York town
ship, Republican IN ,jority 1l3.
Toledo, three wards, Republican
233. Republican gain 13S.
Lucas county. Washington town
ship, Republican majority 90. Re.
publican gain 45.
Summit county. t Republican ma
iority $50, Republican gain 200.
Portage county.-itspu licAn ma
iori'y 1000, Republican, gain 100.
Butler county. Seventh and third
wards in Hamiitom give Vallnndig.
ham s07 majority, Democratic gain
Of So.
GAINESVILLE -Muskingum county
a. far as heard from gives Jewett
,DemocraD for Congress 300 ma
iority--a Democratic gain. Erin.
icrhoilis about 800 behind his ticket.
Athens county.--Five townships
give Horton (RpubIcam for Con.
gress 663 majority, Republican gain
300. Five additional townships
give Horton his mnjority--an adli-
tional Republican gain of 50
Highland county. Madison town
ship gives Brinkcrhoif 1l0 majority,
Murphy (tcpublican) for Congress
III majority
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

BosroS, October 5.-The officers Of the
slave bark Orion were sentenced to day for
being engaged in the slave trade, in the
United States District Court, as follows: 1'l
! Thomas Morgan, Captain and part owner
at the time OF her capture, was fined s 2, 900,
aud TO be Imprisoned two years in JAIL
byron j.. ChambeIlain. First Mate, was SEN
fenced TO Two years Imprisonment. William
Dunhaniimpr'sohed iof twenty one months
In jail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

WASHINGTON, October S.-Numer.
ous and urgent, but Intellectual ap.
plications have been made for the
further postponenent OF the Mimes.
ota Ian sales, on the groun that
the settlers are unable to make pay,
ments Tor pro-enptiOn claims within
the prescribed time. According to
An official statement OF the Seer .tary
Of the Interior, the pre.emptors will
inevitably lose their lands, ii soli
and paid Tor by other parties; but il
not sold. they would, under the dc.
claratory notices Of the settlers, have
the benefit ofa years credit allowed
hy law, or paying tor lands thus be-
come subject to private entry.
The Post Master General has is.
suel an order that after the first of
November, all unpaid letters will be-
sent to tho deaj letter office. The
practice Of notifying tho writers
thereof not having the desired effect
OF preventing their accumulation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

REMAINS OF GOVERNOR WILL,RD.--Isol
ANAroLiS, October c.-fhe committee of ell .
l2enS from this city, with the remains OF
Gov. Willard, arrived here yesterday morn
lns on special traln' ifon. Chicago, accom-
pauled by Gov. Ramsey, ex-Unlted States
Senator Rice, Maj. Cullen, Mt. Cochran, and
hon William A. Bowles. They were met
at the depot by the military companies OF the
CITY, and large number OF citizens, who re-
ceived The remains, conveyed them TO the
executive Mansion, where they remai ned
uurng Yesterday, and wlll be taken to the
Senate Chamber this afternoon, where they
wiz he IN state IN charge OF the military,
untll wednesday mornlng, from W hence the
hnai funeral ceremonies IN this city will
take place, and the remains will be taken to
New ALBANY, under an escort ofmilitary and
eitlzens, ior lnteIment Minute guns we're
hred on the arrival of the cars yesterday
morning, and during the procession to the
Executive Mansion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
THE PILLAR OF FIRE;
ISRAEL IN BONDAGE.

BY the Rev. J. II. INGRAHAM. author Ot the
"Prince Of the House ui David"
One vol. IL mo-, cloth, 600 pages. Price 81. 25.
This work is designed to sketch The Hchra.
ic history during the bondage in Egypt, the
Prophet Moses being the central figure. and II
n free and striking history pi the period in
which the writer gathers nrst, iron the Bible
and then from proiane history vast mass of
mateI ial, which By his genius, is thrown into
a fanc,iul narrative Of the most attractive
chaiacter, which carries the reader along
without diminution "f interest."-[ Phiia.isi
phia Erening Bulletin.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Tue DIFFERgNcE BETWEEN GEN.
TLEMAN AND A BLAoKGUARD. While
speaking of this, may here notice
that in a recent speech Mr. Breckin-
ridge courteously alluded to Mr..
Douglas az "sbc distinguished Sen
alor from Illinois," But Mr.. Doug
las, when he had occasion to allude
to his opponent, coarsely styled him
that man Breckinridgo." could
hardly give you a better illustration
OF the respective characters of the
two candidates. Il BraNy's albany
Speech.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

BALTIMORE, October sth, - The
rr'"ce arrived at eight o'clock, and
was received with fine military
escort who, as a gnard OF honor,
conducted linn, aud his suite to tn,
- - 'mofe House. Tho streets were
'hronged with Spectators, fiudf...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Blew foRK. Ottober sth. TIL,
'ucl0a mee,iog al Cooper Institut,
I'M evening. was attended by abou
$4,000 psople. Four meetings as
sesUhled outside, witt, bands of mn.
sicsissd Tho square iiimninated. :
Spscches were delivered by ex Gov.
ernor Seymour John A. Dix and
othoua. i,s. ggB
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Nav ORLEANs. October S.--Thc
schooner Red Fop, from Tampico
on tho 26Ih uIli,no, has arrived be ]
low. .t.i ,sfr. qr .a ..tf i
Miramon was at the Capital with
1000 men. ."'Il, '.f ni if
The Liberal head quarters were
still ut (lueretaio. b Iv 70 D., ..4i'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

learned that he had gone West on
the Michigan Southern train, and he
perseveringly continued the search.
Adrian be found and captured him,
and took him home.
When not in his rabid fits, few
would discover the unfortunate man .
true condition. lie would nal.
very absurd propositions ."d offer
exorbitant sums of .hOnoy Tor pro-
perty that hii ais fancy. but he would
DO 80 in s, candid and captivating
. manner as to in most cases disarm
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
DR.. wEAvER'S
CANKER and SALT RHEBM SYRUP

fOh TIE CN Nh
C,mkor. Salt Rheum. Eryspelas, Scrofulous
pisc.tscs. Cut.tneous Eruptions, and every
Kind II d Scasc arising from au impure
state Of the blood.
Tie most effective Blood Pnriher OF the Nine.
teenth Ccutury.
The object e this Syrup is to throw AL i'm.
puritcs which are In The blood, ont upon the
surface at the skin, which is the only true way
that the blood can be free from them. When
they are "Ul upon the skin. they can At once be
rem"yodhy applying the Corttc. wh.c " u IN
.,ll ct>rs cIcct u permanent 'src. I.er- . %.
external Application whirh VIII ai"u' perm
ucn'ly cure TINS class ii Diseases.
DR.. Weaver's Cerate, or Ointment.
Has proved .'salt g." he TIA. hos O.rt.n,nt c,rJ
invented. aud whore u~,pI N.tIi the Syrup il
ms never neru known 80 it.i ui ch'r,Il,-s u per
mtnept cure OF sale Rheum, Erys del :. Ohi
Sores, T"tter and Ringworm, Sc;,ld Head, Bar
'cr's l',h, Nr., for
SORE NIPPLES.
rh"h.i.s tul Prostitutes. Chtrg" IGlnl,. e.. .
fue 'ENNra - q p ,liye cure. Every family
SlN. ,,d >ccp n ~ uNud.
PRICE ~,r9;I "r bottle. trr.le 2Ic.
SoLp ~ ,ir. E:-.grr r,aLa DrrIci.rs l> rte
STATS.
y. HARRIS & co..
Prup"'ctur- Gr the Western si',ir,.
Cincinnati, Ohio
f. whom al orders for tie above Medicine.
may hc add 'eS,ch.
l,RAEl. GREEN.
\. LANGWORrHY. FindIty;
J. NJ HUBER n co..
4. BARNEY. Pieastntvilc:
kENOWER Il OWEN Independence;
GILBERT, FAIL & CO., yanlne;
j. W. LATHAM, Mt Blanchard:
T. MA!lON X son, WllImstuwn
Dctnl or III, lSiiO.-IlV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

Nav YoHK, October 9.-At a meeting oil
the Brecklnrdge State Committee this even.
ing the Presidential electors resigned, in
order to unite The Democracy on the Union
electoral ticket. An address was adopted
which renounces the Albany regency. and
charges upon them the purpose, by refusing
TO allow compromise VITA the Breckin.
ndge COMMITTEE, OF giving the state TO Lin.
colin II attacks Douglas and his platform,
out recommends the support ol the Douglss
anu bell luston eiectorat ticket. headed ty
and throw lhe elsct,oa o into Congress, which,
u rs believed, will result in The choice OF
Breekinridge and Lane.
A resolution was also sdopted urging thor
.ough organisation IN each county and As.
sembly distIict. 90, ia
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

INDErENDENoE, October s.-The
NV MexlcsI mail, with, dates 10
the a4th, pltimo, is here. ~
|. The prep .rations for a campaign
against the Indians had not intiml
dated them. A short time sincs,
they went into Fort Fauntleroy ami
ran off eighty head OF cattle.
There 10 no ncws OF importance
from tho plsins.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

4dns Sn,rx, Arkansas, October s
Cst1ntn Jol'u Rogers, an old and
eseeooed citiz'n, an ! one OF ,bc
oneiasi proprieiors Of this city, died
'sstasisst OF Paralysis. - a'~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

- TonosTo. October GA Mass Meeting
Of an Orange character was held at ST. Law.
renee Hall last night Resolutions were
passed censuring the Duke Of Newcastle
ana the Pfoylnelal Governmsnt in reference
70 the orange aimculties during the visit
ol the rnncs OF Wales. A committee was
appointed TO prepare an address 10 The Oueen n
and British Parliameat embodyinp the re-
solutions, and complete narrative of the
difficulties,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12

IhE OF WILLIS. - rwh hunlrcd wells,
says the Pltt>buTg ChIOnlcl-, have been
sunk IN the vIclnIty Of Powers CIrncGs
afren county, ono, ani Others are being
commenced daily. Otthcst, 6i,yto seventy.
hSr promise 10 be paying wells. Th,rteen
steam engines have been put in operation,
pumping, and some eight ot ten more arr on
The ground and wal b+ IN motion IN n few
days. Some Of these wells yield from tw We
to sixteen barrels per day, aud some five to
ten barrels. II IS probable that the average
daily yield Is almost six barrels Of forty gal =
Ions each. ts each well, or about seventy.
five barrels. or 5000 gallons per day for all =.
ihls amount IS increasing every day, rs new
wells are being sunk, aud improvements in
the raising and separating apparatus are
made. From Lawrence county we have re.
ports to the effect that the oil fever on Slip
perry Rock creek is more virulent than ever.
lhe Randolph Company, short distance
ABOVE where the former are operating, have
struck oil at the depth OF me eight feet
from The surface, with natterng prespec t
oil an abundant yield. A Mr.. Sha cr, after
spending some three days labor upon a
"S'te,' sold one.eighth interest for the sum
ol eleven hundred dollars, and had he not
closed the contract until the next day, he
could have realized, we are informed, two
thousand dollars for it. The we'll, we be-
lieve, is the same owned by Messrs. Riddle
ana Morgan, OF tins city, and from what we
near OF II, 1t must indeed be valuable one.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE 4
PAIN Killer,
Family Medicine Of the Ice.


KEN INTERNALLY, 1T CURES SUDDEN
L Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak stomach. len.
eral Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Cankor.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia ur lndiycstion
Gramp and Pain IN Stomach, Bowel Com plnInt'
FAINTER Cole, Asintic Cholera, Diarihta and
Dysscntery,
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
Fclnnss; Bo!ls aud Old Sores Severe Burns and
oraIdS Cuts, lruises and Sprans swelling
ct tao Joints, Rnyworm and Tctter. Brnke-l
acnhs's; rt,~ied Feet apd Chilblains, roo'h
Rheumatism. FACE, Neuralgia and
1t is sure remedy for AGUs -.
FEvER. uiLLs anu
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, should be adulteratcd with
milk "r water, or made INTO ~ rup with mo.
lasses For q Cough, few drops on sugar
eaten will he more effective than ANY thing
else.
See Printed Directions, ohich accom-.
pany each bottle.
The PAIN KILLER Ia by universal consent
allowed to have won for itself reputation un
surpassed in the history Of medical prepara
tons. Its Instantaneous eject in the entire
eradication ani extinction Of PAls, in all ~
and the unsolicited written and verbal testrnno
ny Of the masses In its favor, have been and
are It's own best advertisement.
What stronger proof OF these facts csn be
unsolicited, from
REV. ". q. JACOBS:
NRwAnk, N. j., June 9Th. 1860.
Mc>Srs. PERRy DAVIS 4 Sos - Gentlomeu,-
Allow me, unsolicited, to send you Il word o
CONNIE n,latiun uf yuur Pain Killer. I have used
II IN my family these several years. and found
II all II claims To be. For rheumatism, Colds
cuities, rs weli rs disosses senersliy that pre-
vail in families, regard the Pain Killer as ne
yond all price. and aS efioacious beyond ANY
medicine within my knowledge. We keep Il
"a our chief family medicine, and fnd its use
in ordinary cases worth more than any Doctor
Tho testimony OF others among my acquaint
ances and friends is equally favorable. Mans
Clergymen have spoken Of II IN tho highes
terms as family medicine. Missionaries ir
repeated Instances have said to me In person
far the best medicine used in the heather
lands, and they use II for themselves and fami
lies, and administer " to others around them
IhuS much am Inclined 10 say as AN act u
justice To yourselves, and rs "a benefit TO others
You are at liberty To use this testimonial. IL ~
any service. REv. w. b. JACOBS.
Late Editor Christian Chronicle
BEWARE OF ALL MUTATIONS!
The Pain Killer Is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout the United States and In
foreign countries.
i'"'S---O ceHts' oo otH's, oud " PER oofW.
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, D.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western
states.
Sold Wholesale AMI retail by
ISRAEL. GREEN.
\. LANGWuRTHY, Findlay;
j. VI. HUBER & CO.,
u. BARNEY, Pleasantville;
REMOVER 4 OVER, Independence;
GILBERT. FAIL & CO., Yanlue;
j. W. LATHAM. Mt. Blanchard: "
I. MAHON Il SON, Willianstowa.
Ort.her 1. ls6O LILY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-12
ISTFBY AN EYEWITNESS.

li, the Rev. j. II. lNGRAHAM. II. 20.
pu. 81. - No, cloth. 81 pages. Prize. i..g-
"rh Is tlct nd vulur g. aut the crn.iIr.
it.ii ui q series Of works hy the .amr auil.,r,
on the history "f the lsraciitsh muuart hy.-
Tie origin under Moses, was treated Of IN tho
II l'ar ut Fire and its gient glory under pa
yid = treated IT ~ this work. (The Throne of
Dtvid.) Wl:!e the decline It Ileirev puwer
aid tie 81 rriuG Of the rev ,!ispensaii"n meet
Their del cation N tie Prince tie House Il
ptVid.' II cse works are lStur,raliv valua.
hir. ~ lalGl' Ok - iniuIn itt.un relative tu
tie srorcry. GEOGRAPHY and manners ~ tie
II ly iaud, TIE style Is Interesting aud pow.
Criul ard ~" work leads ~ to the runtcml "a
Ton and study "i the sublime language ul the
Is blc aud the grea: doctrines If truth 1t con-
taipS, without being, Rs such hooks tao ,rli.
nar.ly arc. either maudlln. stupid. dogmatic q
cuneelted. Il BOsfon Daiiy .itIas.