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5p0 SreHh Brandy, Uiu unp Diam.
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HetatDes, Onions. Gc>Tlb, 6iib, Salt, Sugar, @ut-
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Special Notice to AGENTS

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January ~, 1850. lew
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nN Saturday, the 3lst day uf March, A. ID
~ lS60, AT ono o'clock, forenoon at thu
LIe residence of Christian Werner dcceased
IN tho premises hereinafter described, in Big
lick township, Hancock county, OHIO, viii be
I'D, irco ut IncumhranCc, Ia the highest bid
der, tho following described tract uf Land, ~
the property ot CHRISTIAN Werner, duccased
tmwit: A part OF the North East 4 of section
~, In township one North, ul range " (Easi)
beginning tor The same At the south. h.West cor.
ner of the N"rth'Easl 4 1T SaNL seDtion -, ant
running thence North lG0 ,wfs; .thence LAS,
80 rods; .tiiehce Suulh lGU rods; and thence
West SO rods to the place of beginning - con
taiuiug hity acres ot land, moro Ur loss, ap
praised ~ 81 $50. Also, the East part at III,
Fast nf the Northwest 4 ui section -, u
iOwnShip ono North, range ~ (Elsi) wh,rh II
bounded al follows; Beginning at the North
Fast oorier of the Northwest 4 uf SAID see
tiuu ~, and running lhence West oh,,,ns an,
81 links; thvnre South ~ chains i,iid 9j links
o. the New Haven rnNli; thence with said rua,
tu the center line oi said section "a; theme,
North with said ccnter line 81 chains and u
links, 10 the place. of fbeginnlng-cnnt,ning 81
I acres, more or lcss-nppraise al $3.50.
TERMs of SALE; ono third oi the purchas
ihuney 6h the day ui sale. and the rGsidu
thereof In one and two years thereafter, wit
Interest from u,e day oi sale, 10 he secured b.
uOrtgAge on said premises. .a
SAMUEL KEMBi.E.
Executor of CHRISTIAN WEHSEH, ecessel
ONEAL BLAckfUHD, Pftif's dUyS,
February 23,lsdU-- (iw
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LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE.


by the Rev. HUGH STOWEIf. BROWN. ot the
Myrtle Street Baptist Chapel, Liverpool, Eng.
land. FIRST Series. With Biographical In.
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| &, ALE OE REAL EsrArE nY nnnEn

SME oE REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ or 90, hf' On Wednesday, tho 7th day
lui INC Once hl licnJimin tumm!ns. esq, IL
iNctnmh, IN Pleasant township, Hancock cuun
jy, one. w'ii he Sold a. the highest bidder the
following real estate, rs Tie property 81 AbrA.
ham Sh'enGker, dccoased, lo.wn; The euui.
able title ni said dccodcui, Ia nve acres OH ni
The south Fast Gnrner uf ie N"fll.WeN quar-
or of section - IN township two North. ol
range .nlnc, hcglnuing TOR tito same at the
'uutli East rorier oi North Wes, A ul tho Snutl
lesl Of said section 20, and rum ing thence
North inriy n,ds, thence West twenty rods,
= hence south forty rods, and thence EiSt tween
y rois I" tho place OF beginning = free ana
clear oi al lnr unbrinces- appraised AT $500
TEaAs ~ SALE; - One'thid Dash In hand oI
he day of sale, and the rosi,iuo thereof In one
md IN" ycars thereafter, wit interest there.
n"rtsasc an said premises.
GEORGE TODD,
Erecutor of Absahnm Shoemaker, dseeassd
JNEALA bL>ckfoiD. Alt'y's ior Petitioner.
February =, ls61. .i6w ~
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yVuE HAMsiONTON FARMER-A news
i paper devoted In Literature and Agricul
,uro, also setting firth full accounts of the
new settlement "f lIitmmonton. In New Jersey,
can be subscribed for nj enly rs cents per al,
mum,
lnclosa postage siamps for the amount. -.
Address 10 Editor Of the Farmer. HsmmontoI
p"sinhire, Jefferson county, New Jersey.-
These wishing cheap land "i the best quality.
in Que of tho helllhiost and most deiirhtfi,l
climates IN tho Union and where crops are
never cut down by frrsis, the terrible sc0urge
oi tho Sorth Soc advertisement OF Harmon.
ton Lands. ..l Nov. 15. lS5a.-6m.
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GuardiaD,s Sale by Oraer Of Court.

nv Wednesday, the 7th day Of March, 1850,
" at ono O'clock in .tha Afternoon, at the
door OF the Courthouse, In the town Of Find.
lay, in the county OF Hancock, and state Of
following real estate, as the property OF the
minor children OF Isaac VantIlberg, deceased,
Ito.wit;-The Southwest / Of the South. West l
NJ section IL, In township two North Of range
ten East, subject to an estate Of Margaret Ira.
the West side thereof, for and during her ma.
tural life appraised At $500, subject 70 said
Itncumbrapce, ,.,...I
TEsxs or SALE = Ono.third cash In hand on
the day at sale. and The residue In one and two
years thereafter, with Interest from the day OF
sale, to DO secured by mortgage onsaid prem.
ises. y
Tho life estate OF said Margaret Travis can
be purchased upon reasonable terms by the
purchaser OF the interest of said wards, At pri.
vate sale. BENJAMIN CUhMINS,
january ~, 1860. t6t Gsardian 4
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BOOKS nEcENTLY published
NATIONAL LIBRARY.
LIVES OF
HEROES. HUNTERS AND PATRIOTS

Life Of Col. Crockett. ( ton.
Life of Lewis Wetzel. VIives of Southern He.
Life Of Col. Dan. Boone, roes and Pat riots.
Lives Of Generals Lee Public and Private Life
and Sumpter. of Daniel Webster.
Life of Gen. Sam. HOus
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What Everybody Wants.
EvERYsoDys'$ !sS LAWYER,
Counsellor in Business.
BY FRANK CROSBY.

BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE FBfLApgLrHIA gAH.
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Tor AssI0NMgsTs Of ali kinda,
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IL you the LEGISLATIVE, ErEcy-
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Master Omlnissioner's sale,
l ( IN stai' " OHIO, HneOek county, M.

ooh'r' p,Sree, PrrHi ! llE
John r. Dro James Dye. hhs cou,,oj Cm
John = s,,~hsrHHts, r f""O" "O" ''-''
ukrarsnarte~f ~ -Ha Orfer 1t sale Issued b,
Il the Ccrk oi said Court and Go me direcie,
Vid del!yeled, will ctIer al public sale, at tn,
j dDosSf tbs Court Hoiso. In .FinLay, IN sal,
cUunir. ~ SATURDAY,
the 10Th day OF March, a. ID. 1850,
-si the bour i,i one ocluck, y. M, tho hliuwln,
-slesorib0d rcaI estate. t0wits ThoSutll haifo
the Southwest quarter 0i section M. l, con
saining eighty acres; als", the Fast half II tho
North. Nesi quarter dissection M, ~, contain,
ing eighty acres; also, the Northeast quarter
"I tho souih.west quarter of section M. one
eTsfYpihE f'riy, acres--sll IN tovaship No. 2
HsDcook, and state oi Ohio. Al ~ said tracts
oI Land appraised at seventeen dollars and M,
ssne L.! acre. ferns pf sale cash.
WM q. BrNrS, Muster Conmis,ion,r,
Goirs bsovss, Piaintib's AHys.
February J, 1853. Isv
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DARBER sHOP-The undersigned has re
I'D moved his BARsER SHor 70 the room here
tOiore ocoupisd by Mr.. David Adams, whero he
will be pleased 20 receive the patronage Of his
old customers, and as many others ~ arc dis
posed 10 favor hin In his line. .-.-.-
t...., ACtJ n "A GEORGE CONAwAY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-03-02

|DNRsONs WANTING A cHAnGn ~
L OF CLIMATE for health, see advertisement,
OF Hanmonton Lands, In another column.
y Nov. as, ls50..-6u N -
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GRAPE GROWERS

" Can carry on their business most sue
ccssmlly ut IIammhsiton, freo. frasn frosts- :,
some forty vineyards set ont the past season.
SEQ advertisement Of Hammonton Lands. an
"lhHr coluuin. NOV. IS is69.
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NHw Ynrx, January g, 1853.

NEW I'Ek' january y, lNJN.
MES>Rs. q. j. Woop Il Co. -- Gentlemen -
Having heard u good deal about Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative, and my hair being auit.
gray, made np my mind Ia hay aside the pre-.
ludlc" which l. III common with u eroat many
p"rS"nS, had against all manner oi patent Iued.
c;n"s, and short tine ago I commenced
using N"ur article, to test II Tor myself. Tn,
result has been 50 very satisfactory, that an.
very clad | did 50; and IN Justice to You, as
well ds ioi the cncouragrmcnt at others who
may h" as grey Ms was, hut who having m,
prejudice without my reasons TOR Scttin. II
aside are unwilling Ia give your llesturatly,
iIlal MI they have further proof. and ih,
hest proolbring ucCuilr dcnnnnst ration writ,
yon this letter, wAich you may show To AN,
.uch and alsn direct them to mo for iurihe,
''r"ul who am IN and Out "f the New York
Wire Railing Establishment every day.
Nv hair is now its ualurIl color and much
improved IN appearance every way, being
gl"sSlcr AMI thicker and much more healthy
lu"kIng. am yours respectfully.
HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia aud Carroll streets.
Brook INu
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OHOE BUSINESS AND FAcTORIEs can
y be carried on prnatabiy ~ Hamonton.
See advertisement OF Hsmmonton lAuds.
Nov. 25, IsSe.-om H'' 'ir .,N q
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NOTICE.-Au subscriptions 70 The capital
In stock of the Fremont 3 Indiana RaSlrOad
Company, remaining unpaid, must be paid 70
the TreasureI. at his Office. iR Fremont, Ohio,
on OF before Deco mbert, 1853.
d By order Of the Boasd OF Diseosora ns sstd
Company. r. ". b iALEIItAG,
November 9Th, lsoe. 7rsasusr,r
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Nrr fmst aus la6ib's 4jause,

A literal translation in German OF the
PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
One vol. l2mo., cloth. i75 pages. Price 81 90
Published by GEORGE q EVANS,
M. 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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THE Town OF HAMMONTON.

In connection with the agricultural setila.
mrnt. a new and thriving town has naturally
arisen. which presents Inducements for any
,ind "fbusinuSS, particularly stores and manu-.
factories. The Shoe business could lie carried
un IN this place and market tn good advantage,
alSn cottun business. and manufactures of az.
ricultural implements or toundries tor casting
small articles. lhc Improvement has been 80
rapid AZ tu insure constant and permanent
increase oi business. Town lois of n good size
TIVE de- not sell small ones, HS II would affect
tie imrr"vrmrnt oi the placc,) can be had al
from slO0 Md upwards.
+ TnE llAMMn>ToN FAgMEH n monthly Literary
aud Agricultural sheet, containing full Inform
Iaiiunui lIamnoiion. can he obtained al tween.
Ity.hvc cents ptraunum.
/ Title indiSIuiHhlc - warranlcc deeds given
/ clear uf all lurun,lrincc when money is paid
4 RurrE tn rnE LASH: Leave Vine stree,
wharf. Philadrlpiia i"r ilamm"n,on. by rail
road. AT \ a. m, ar u T.. m.-fare 10 cents
when there inquire Tor MIR. Byrncs. boarding
.lc"nvenicnccs Un haid. Parties had better
stop with Mr. Byrnes, principal, until they
have decided as tn purchasing, rs lac viii show
them over tue land III his carriage. Tree uf eX
rense. Letters and applications can he ad
dressed to iaudiS and iiyrnrs. Ildmmuntoi
'P"siuihrc. Atlantic cuuuiy. New Jersey, or
10. Cuuglan. 2U2 south Fifih street. l'hiladrl
hia. Maps and Information chccrfUllv iur
'ni>hcd. Nov. %. lsjg. tin.
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TlERsOgsb kvIgHING 10. nsyARI.IsH
Il, MAhuKAUT0niEs In . new Ahd thsi.
Nov. -, 1859 5S,-tom "'"'if
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THE MARK FIT,
) The rrader may perceive from he locnll'
J. The best In the Union,

Produce huuging double the price than IN 10.
.,s,ii,uS away trNm the city, nnd mere illan
.i,uhlc the price inthr West. u IL known that
he carhesi ath hest fruits and vegetables IN
ths 'nntNdc ,Owc tr'm Nce Jc rsey, and are
,tnusl, cNtrttcd to the extent ni millions
IN h,cstue here the settler has many al
ysuts.cS nc VIilIua few hours ride "fthe
rrc'd ctos I Ncs England AZ Middle states.
No u ucNt d nd fr'oui> Nnd associations, tr
= Ina a sct,lUd country vlcrp every improve.
r,nnt and comfort - St hsud. lie can buy cy.
g., Sttf,lp he wants ~ the chrgrest price,
sol hl> ir,slucc trr the hirlrSi. (in the West
i'iSs reversed he has school i,r his children n,
a4Ninc SerN &c. aid " u cuI"y an open Winter
and d,li, ,htIul climate, where FeNers are ut.
terlV uni urWN. Tho result nfthe change upon
th,,Sp lp,n the North has generally been to re-
store them io an eNr-llen, state nj health.
In the NAY =" building and improving, 'um
hrr can l,c obtained ai the mills AT the rate vi
;IutnsIS per Thousand. Bricks from the Lrick
ward opened IN the place; every article can lie
procured IN the place, good Carpenters are ~
hand. aud there Is nn place IN the Union where
buildings and improvements can DO made
cheaper.
/ The reader VIII at once he struck with the
advantages here presented. and ask himself
} why the lr perry has not hcen taken up be
tore. The reason i, II was never thrown IL
! the market; and unless these sia'rmrnts were
trnrrcct. no me would be invited tn examine
| tie land bct"rc purchasing. This all are eX
pertcd To- de-. They will see land under cult
walton. such Is the extent Oi the settlement that
they will ~ doubt meet persons from theii
own neighbnrhuuh: they will witness the i'm
movements, and can Judge the character U
tlie population. u they come with view tc
settle. they sh"nld come prepared I" stay .
I iav Or two and he ready tn purchase. as Ia
callnn> cHnnut he held un refusal.
/ There are two daily trains tU Philadelphia
aud tuall settlers whu improve. THE RAiLROAI
.coNr,SY GIvIs fH.I rICHEr f"n SIX MONTHS
I ASIDE tuNLF.rHICE TICkET FOR THREE YEAKS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-03-02

- or PROBATE COURT. Il the 24th
day Of March, A. ID. 1860, ~ two qclock In the
Afternoon, ut the nsiofiice IN the town OF Den
ton, will be s1ld Ia the highest bidder. tho fol
having real estste. a., the property Of Isaac
>norow, decoased, to,wit; in'lot Nos, IN Pow.
county, 0hio;--appraisod At one hundred apd
'seyenty.fve dollars; aiso. in.lot No. I, In Pow.
ellis Addition Ia tho town Of Benton = subject
o widows dower--apprais ut nifty dollars.
TkRNs or SALB. - Ono'tLird cash In hRnt,
one. e.third in SIX months. and one third In twelve
months, with interest from date. ....9
John POWELL,
diHiiaiSrafor Of Isaac Sper0to, dfesassd.
February II, lSG),,-Iiw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-03-02

TNOR sALE-A good one. story frame house,
IL containing Ave rooms, opposite the Ere.
mont e. Indiana lts,ilroad, on Water street
Findlay, Ohio, is offered for sale cheap. II II
situate IN u corner lot - has u good cellar, "A
well Of good water, with chain pump in il, u
stable and other buildings, and the lot il sup.
piled with fruit trees advanced in growth.
ANTHONY BOHRER.
FI.pLAV, Ohio, August ~. 1859.