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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

SPEAKINa of the examination OF
our Treasury, the Courier of Sep.
.ember 2Sth says:
"The Democratic Treasurer keeps the
money on hand in the safe, aud n, eds no
time to sendto Bank for money, as was
done in Wood county"
Keep the money! A draft or check
is not money, but a promissory note
is money! Nonsense, squire.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

TAx.PAYERs OF Hancock COUNTY!
Have you figured up tho cost OF con.
testing the election for the sake of
having a Democratic treasurer -
Can you tell the expense OF bringing
to Findlay, from seventy five to one
hundred witnesses, to be detained
for an indefinite period, to give tee
timony before two Justices of the
Peace, in regard to the votes YOU
cast at your late election? Gentle
men, you have to foot tho 5;ll, ant
you might as well be looking after it
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

The WnEAT CRop in Hancock
county, is remarkably forward
There is said to be danger OF it's DC
struction by the fly, which has al.
ready made its appearance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

Be at the polls on next Tuesday.
Hancock county can be carried for
Old Abe il Republicans will but do
their duty. '''A W.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

ATLANTIC MONTHLY. - We have
before us the Atlaptic Monthly, OF
November. This Is one OF the ve,v
best literary magazines of the day
Its list of Contributors embrace the
most distinguished scholars of the
day. Terms, $3 per ahnum, postage
prepaid by the publisher.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

Mr.. Huber bad them. Low is it
when Mr.. Vanluo is "compelled"
to report notes as cash in order to
make his accounts squarel How
about that surplus of five dollars
cash, and what about Republican
"roorbacksN -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
Spstial slotitrs.

Nc., Ne.
Tacse Waters give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief. and when pcrsrvcrcd with
according to directions, never tail tu effect
a rapid and lasting cure. Th"usnnds have
been restored Ia perfect calh. who have tr
ell other means IN vain. To all classes and all
constitutions they are a blessing and a cure
mono need DE- pair, no matter how Ion. the
disease may have existed. or however severe
b, may he, provided the organic stru, ,ture nI
the vital organs is not hnpclrSsly dccaycd.-
Every one afflicted should give them AN inn
partial trial.
To NocaiiSis aud Publ" Speakers
these Waters are peculiarly valuable. The,
viii In oSE DAY remove the most severe urcn
S'onal hoarsencSs; and their regular use r,r Il
lew days VIII, at all Times, increase tho power
ANA hcNibility "f the voice, greatly improving
'i' tone, compass and clcarness, for which pur.
pose they arc regularly used by many profess
ional vocalistS. JOH MOSES
Solo Proprietor. Roch ster. \. Y.
ne Price - cents per box.
NoCalstS and Public speakers
VnCalIsis and Public speakers
F""alsts and Public speakers
viii nnd Bryan's Waters
w.n ,,..n ind Bryan's Waters
VIII ma Dry"n's Waters
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable Ia removo
Invaluable tn remove
lloirscness and sore Throat
lluarScncSS aud sore Thrni.l,
HpirSeneSs aud sore Throat
And givo clcarness To the Voice. '''
And give clearness In the Voice
And give Clgarness Ia the Voice
they relieve in ton minutes,
They relieve In ten minutes,
They relieve In ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and AL diseases ~.
or the Chest and Lungs.
Oi the Chest and Lungs
old by all Druggists
old By all Druggists
old by all Druggists
Al ~ cents "A box
At ~ cents a box
AT - cents a box
May I, lS60.-[6m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
,me difference in men.


Our COUNTY TREAsuRy-A DAM.
AGING CoNrE4sloN!-It will be re.
uicmbered what efforts were made
by the Clique, a few weeks before
the last election, to get the impress
ion "broah that Republicans had
charged William Vanlue with he.
ing a defaultcr. 1t was Door.
sickly lie, got mp BY Democrats
themselves. But it afforded the
Courier a sufficient apology for a
large amount Of bluster about "roor.
backs" 1t was also used for q pre-
tense, after originating it themselves,
for having an examination of the
Treasury to prove that it was q lic.!
james A. Bops, after having had u
weeks notice by Judge Barr to "look
up the law on the subject" was APP
pointed Examiner, and on the 18th
September proceeded to disch srge
his solemn duty. At the end Of six
days, he camo out with an "elabor.
ate report" which the Courier tells
us was "entirely too lengthy to pub.
lish in full"
The public, for whose benefit this
examination was made, are only sl.
lowed few morsels. Hero is one:
"Mr. Bope reports that instead of there
being a deficiency, there is a suIplus--ol
FIVE DOLLARS SEVENTY -TnREE CENTS AND osY
MILL, MORE in the treasury than the book,
, OF the County Auditor call for.'' =
Everything, money and all, was fount
: correct in the treasury"
4 This, we are told, was Mr.. Bope'
report. lie has come out lately
, however, and frankly admitted tha
the money was not all sa The 7yeas
nry!! The public were told tina
: he found all the money there tha
|, should have been there. Mr.. Bop,
now says he took notes for CASH.
Tao notesW And Mr., Vanlue il
our County Treasurer Ill the MAJ
who believes in people, especisll
''young men, who have scarcely 90
!, initiated into the county" going &C
oording to the "strict letter whe
they make representations abou
:. .|public officers" How is it pow9--
" There was in Mr.. Vanlue's opinio
Q a vast difference between noies snt
cash, or even drqfts and cash whe
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02


The DIFFERENCE IN MEN. -Four
years ago Benjamin Huber and
William Vanlac were candidates
for County Treasurer. Mr.. Vanlue
was elected BY twcnty-seven ma.
jority. Did anybody then talk abou,
disputing his elections. We're the
taD payers "f our county called upon
then to foot the expense Of contest
ing the matter after the election was
overt
Again: 1t was reported al be-
lieved on the morning after the late
election that Mungen was elected
over Huber Ivy mtjori.y ftwcnty.
Did Huber or his friends intimate
such a thing IA contcst2 NDt Il
word of il; and yet these two men
Nanluc and Mnngen, arc the very
men, when they find Huber eltcted
by a email majority, to plunge the
county in an expensive contest, Just
for the mere possibility Of success. -
Some difference in men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

WooD, WooD.--If those persons
who have promised to bring us
wood, on their subscriptions will
bring it in at once, we shall be
greately obliged. The weather is
most favorable, and we should like ia
put upour store for the Winter. We
hope our friends knowing them.
selves indebted to us in this way, viii
bear the matter in mind. s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
july 81. iSCO. IGn

DAi.MEK d BOpE,
ArIOItNENS At LAW
Have permanently located ~ findlay, Hancock
county, ohiu, where they viii promptly AT.
iend Ia ANY bus,ncss oi their profession On.
trusted to their care.
j.. A. Bope, having formerly resided and
prtcliced law al I.ahcasle". Ohio, will attend
Ia any legal business IN Fairfield county.
oiiCe over Green's Drug Store, immed edlatoly
Opposite the Court House, Main street.
J. NJ. PALMER,
j. A. BOPE.
December 3 lsJ9..Ttf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

OLD ABE's election comes off mex
Tuesday. Every body turn out.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

ID FORD,
l.. Attorney nd Counsellor a, Law,
FINDLAY, ONO
Ohlce aboye A. Iangworihy's Drug Store
next 20 II. Ncwell's.
October u, 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
DELrnos, Allen county. Ohio. |
July &c, 1858. !

Wx invite all wishing TO obtain good and
pure Drugs and Medicines to the Drug Stere
of Israel Green, where Pure Drugs. and such
valuable medicines and stsndard remedies
as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, DR..
Richardson's Sherry Wine Btters, aud Or.
Weaver's Canker and Salt Rhcum Syrup
and Cerate can always be found. To deal
in such pure and valuable remedies war.
rants prosperity, and to use them secures
health. Sold BY all medicine dealers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
Important to Fe males.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prcp"redby CornciIus l.. Chcc-eman, N. ID.
NEW YORK CITY.


The combination OF ingredients in these
pills Is the result sfa long and extensive prac.
tice. They are mild in their operation. and
ertain In correcting AL Irregularities, Paine.
iul Menslrutti"ns. removing all ubstructions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side, palpitatlon of the heart, dis.
tdrbed sleep, which arises from interruption
of nature.
TO MARRIED,LADIEs,
DR.. Checseman'sPi liz are Invaluable. ms thev
VIII bring on the monthly porlod with regular.
l'y. Ladies who have been dIsappointed in
mo nsc OF other Pills, can place tho utmost
coincidence In DR.. Cheeseman's Pill, doing All
! they represent to do.
TICE.
They should not bo used during Pregnancy.
asa miscarriage would certainly rosuItthere.
from.
warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious to life or health. Ex,lici,
directions, which should DO road, accompany
oaoh oox' Prse 81. sont by mail on en-
closing sl to the General Agent. Sold by an,
Druggist IN every town in the United States.
| c.. y. u. HUTCHINGs,
|. deneral Agent for the United States
iOo CHAMBERS SrREEr, Nrw YoRK,
TO whom all wholesale orders sho,t,
dressed Sold by '"'"'' oe "u
~ NpsssNSS1IsRTHf' psNSIs. FmoaAr, Ohio
January IA, 4,ls59,-[iy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
IIIckoRr GRnvg,

st. Charles co. Mo-, Nov. II, ls57.
PEof. U.J. Woop-Dcar sir: S,ine time last
Summer We were induced 10 nse some ot your
iIMr Restorative, and It's cl,ccIs were so won
dcrful. We Ieel 1t our duty to you and the nj.
iiCtGd, 10 report.
Our little sous head fer some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, aul snnu called
II Scald Head. The hair almost entirely came
"il IN consequence, when friend. seeing hIs
suilcilneS. ADVISED ~ to nsc voIIr RrsInrHiiyn:
Ne did ~ with ll'lr bop,n Ui smcaess, but tn
our surprise, and thni nt ali our friends n very
few applications removed HE disease entirely,
aud II new and lnNuriant crop Ot bair soIn
started uut, ana vt can nnw say that our boy
has ~ healthy - scalp, and as luNuriHut II cr,,p
Of hair Ms any other child. We can, there fore,
and do hereby recommend your Restorative,
~ u perfect remedy iur AL Diseases NJ the
scalp and hair Wearc yours respaclinily,
GEO. w. Illt.GlNBOTHAM.
SARAH a. lIIGGlN BUTHAM
pRor. Wnop- i,ear sir. Ny hair had, for sev.
cral years, been becoming prc,nliurcly gray
accompanied hv hIT~hIirSs which r.lheI ril
tho constant apl,ali"u of nil necessary ~
dressing II. Whom ! commenced nsing y'ur
Hair Restorative, abunt two months aea. II was
ia that condition. and having c"niihurd lis use
II within The ldSI three weeks, il has tuned
Ia lis natural cOlur. and assumed Il suilness
aud lusic' greatly |" he preferred In ih"Sr pr'''
dnrGd bS Ia" application ni uilS ~ any ptl 81
preparation ! have ever uSrd, ! rCgHrd u rs
an indIspcnslll" ari,rlu Tor every E,dy + tnllci
whether la 10 used as Hair Restorative ~
nr tic simple purpose "i dressing ar benu,ily
Ilg tho hair. luu have lcrinisSiun Ia refer "a
me all Who entertain ANY 'inuhi Ui It's perform
my all that L. Clamrd hir a. ....H H| ..
Mus. {. SlMONDS, Ia Third II.
CiNeINNATI, o., Feb. 10, ls57.
WEriiSGr"s, Mo-, Dec. s, 1857.
PRor Wo0D- Dear sir: By tho advice ni II
FREUD ol mine, w-hn had been using your iiaiI
Restorative, was induced Try il - lad b.
Fcver, some Time last May, and nearly ever,
hair IN my head came uni, Nov NY hair hA,
| come IN Il great deal thicker than ever il was
! Nothing hut duty and sympathy that ! feel I,
| communicate io others who are afflicted as
have been, would induce mo Ia givH lhiS pub
| lie acknowledgment ui tbs hcUent | have re
! ucivcd from Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully,
4, II. JACOBS.
| The Restorative Is put up IN bottles " tire
| sizes, vIH large. medium, and small; thr snla
| holds half "A pint, aud reials ior one dolar nc
! hottie; tho medium holds nj least twenty lie
| centum more IN proportion than the small re
| tails for two dollars per bottle: the large hold
| n quart, furiy per conlup more IN proportion
! aud rctalls G'r 50 n bot ,..'
o. WuOD X 20. Prnprietors,
4. Ili broadway, New York. an
4 Ia Market ST., ST. Louis. No.
And sold by All good Druggists and Fame,
| GnodsDGalerS. lJune?2 ls6O- 3m&G
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trlncd with aud
abused; that their direct tendency Is tu length.
Oh lie. aud render II enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon the pOisOn 0J disrdW ia The blood.
they CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
and discharge from the system. every talnt oi
Serniuld. whether Hereditary "r uthprwisc;-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

Mr.. MUNGEN VIsrrj HIS BRICK.
YARD. - Mr.. Mungen must have
paid a very brief visit to his brick
yard before calling on Huber, on
Saturday night. He was in Find.
lay on Saturday afternoon. lie
was in Findlay at dusk, Saturday
evening. lie was in Findlay at
near nine o'clock Saturday night, in
consultation with his Attorneys in
tie vicinity of the Reel House, and
he was at certain billiard-saloon
in Findlay, after nine o'clock, Sat-
urday night, "waiting for it to get
late." as a gentleman laconically re.
marked who met him there on that
occasion. His call at the brickyard
was probably made on the principle
that "sh rt visits make long friends. :"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02


FBE CONTESTED ELECTION. we
are often asked if there will not bC
q new election in case OF n contest
This will not be the case. The law
makes provision only for purginl
tho returns Of all illegal votes. -
Whichcver candidate is found to
have the largest number Of votes
after this is done, will be declared
elected. The testimony OF both par.
tics will be taken before two Justices
OF the Peace, and by them reduced
to writing, sealed up and directed
to tho Court Of Common Pleas,
where it will be opened at the en-
suing term, and the contest decided.
In the present case, the testimony
will be taken before Justices Byal
Of Findlay, and Jordan, ol Washing. d.
ton township. The time fixed is
thc7th instant, the day following
the election. to be continued from
day to day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

AUar's Got n 0rtic pills
For oil the purposes Of q purgGtivo Ned.eins.
r., r,
ro, ,,y CO. ~. nx'
I ~ ,.
Fou 1nr g.. W, ~
70. H., ", ,,n.cN'''o''
rop rur or. ApAynt
Toa A TouL S,nui Dasr.Ifi
Ton the CCnE or ERi stphiAs.
foH The fILrs;
FOR THE CUpE or Scnorrrl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
MO FLATS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs

TTNIIESE MEUIITNFS HitNe NOW been beiOro
i the public for period of TIllRTY YEA RS.
and during that time have maintained high
character IN almost every part Of the Globe.
for their extraordinary and immediate POWER
OF Restoring perfect health L. persons suffering
under nearly every Kind of disease to which
the human frame Is liable.
The following are among the distres ssinR
variety Of human diseases i'm which tLe
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
RECRUIT TIE DEHII.ITAIED;

and that there is no disease 0f the stomach and
huwcls. the liver, the nervous system, the
skin. glands. or muscles ARISING FROM IN
puNlrIES OR OliSriC rlONS CF THE BLOOD
OR SECnEflONS, in which they Il hot give
prompt ,riisf, and. Uf administered bcinro the
very citadel oi life has been invad"d,) cB'cf a
iioar i'm mild ihsf the s,.NuiN,,ta.,
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed 10y
the cNuereuce of thousands ol living witness
cr WIN. in letters. aniiavits. medical works.
and by word ui mouth, prucltim them Ia he
the very best preparation nf the Kind ever Of.
fercd tn the brUSon.dpwn victims ni III health
They hunt disease througl. every Avenue and
organ at tho syslcln, and eNpel u th"rough'
~ aud I'ertIs,nently.'
, Nc uiIe can doubt their superiority after one
single trial 49, they are net ouy hctter, hut IN
fact, cheaper than ANY al her Pills, for n takes
| ., less number "f Them tu produce better eff
feet
|. Price Of tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
FARTHER 81 per hostile. or - per hall'd"zcn.--
OF the Scandinavian Vegetable blood Plils, "a
/ cents per bny, ur five boxes Tor a.
/ Read Dr. Ruhack's special Notices and Ger
| tiicatts, published IN u conSpicnrus i'hn al
this paper from time TO time. . 'b ~
| Dr. R"back's Medical Ain mac and Family
! Adviser. containing "A great variety ui interest
/ ing and valuable medical information. can he
had gratis ui .iII! ui 'is Agents throughout ia,
| country.
In difficult or complicated eases. DR.. RobacI
may he consulted personally "r by letter en-
CLOSING ulc stamp for rcl'i,,
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AN JNDusrRrous MAr

an iNDusThioVe MAN. - rev
qualities are go valuable to a mar
in working bis way through the
world as a habit Of industry. l,
commands respect everywhere, and
generally ensures success. In all
ages ofthe world, and in all condi-
lions, Of society, it has carried with
IL an influence which indolenco
could never attain. While the
slotbful were seeking their ease, the
industrious man has always carried
of the prize. Even In Holy Writ,
this habit is regarded as a virtue.
and the man "dilligent in business
is held up as Fl example for all to
initiate. Many striking illustra.
tions Of the advantages Of this habit
might be fund all around us, and
it is, we think, perfectly proper that
those who have distinguished them
selves in this way shonld receive
some attention. Some good may
be effected BY their example. II so,
the public should have it. Our at.
tcntion has lately been called to this
subject by the indefatigable labors
OF our fellow townsman, Robert S.
Mungen. His industry is worthy
OF oil praise. We doubt if he has
many equals. The latest instance
Of his devotion to labor, is worthy
OF notice. AT thirty minutes before
twelve O'Clock. on last Saturday
night, our Treasurer elect was
aroused from his slnmbers by an
alarm at his door, "knock, knock,
knockl' Like Macbeth's Porter, he
was at loss to understand II.
What benighted traveller could at
his dead hour Of night, be seeking
he hospitalities Of his rooi9 On
opening his door, who should stand
before him but Robert s. Mungenl
lost? No. Cold9 No. Hungry
No. Anyboay dead' N, y-e-,
10: Just called to serve a notice.
couldn't come any sooner; been
It work; just come from the brick.
ard; very busy"
Now is not this worthy of imita.
'"np His friends are 80 determined
o see him IN Office tho. they will
car him away from his iavoritc re
ort, the brickyarI, at this hour OF
he night, and compel him to carry
o his antagonist notice Of contest
dr. Mungen certainly deserves the ,
ame OF an Industrious man. ,
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IT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH;

That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
WIN preserve irydHiLiy the grotcth and rolor oi
the hair " used two ur thrro llurs u week. To
any Imaginable age. Perfectly rcstnre ue
gray, cover the bald with n;,tur0's7 own 0riiil,
mont iho hair. nEik o II more spit and bea,iti i.
M than any oil, and preserve tho scalp tree
men. Judges. Nt,artle greatest "ge. States,
Professional mon. and gentlemen anf r!;SIlleg,
AL classeS, illsoycr the world. bear testimony
that we do not SAY too much ~ lis favor.--
Read the following ID Judge;
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

RATHER SLOW ON FIGuRE'. Mr..
Mnngen, in his. eagernoss to play q
sharp trick on Huber, oces,. To have
missed it a little in his calculation
Of time. The intention was evident.
ly, to put off giving notice of contest
to Mr.. Huber, until the last hour.
so as to cut us off from the privilege
of giving like notice, or Of even, as
they supposed, making defense. -
They even went so lar as to give
assurances week previous, that illc
matter was dropped, and that no.
thing would he done. They then
fixed upon the last hour Of Whist
they supposed was the last day, to
serve the notice. Twenty DAYS was
the time allowed in which to Give
notice, but he seemed to have been
unable to count the time. Yet this
is the man who is 80 very anxious
to be Treasurer Of Hancock county
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

CoNMos SENSE rules the mass Of the peo.
pie, whatever the msnsmed and missnthrope
Philosophers may say TO the country. Show
them good thing; let its merits 5e clearly
demonstrated, aud they will not hesitate to
give it their most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the Judgment
of Physician, concerning the virtues Of,
.HOSTETTERS BITTERS, as may be seen
10y the immense quantities OF this medicine
which are annually sold in every section of
the land. 1t is now recognized as greatly
superior to all other remedies yet devised
for diseases of the digestive organs, such az
DinuhGa. Dysentery, Dyspepsia, and for the
various Fevtrs that arise fIom derangemen NJ
Of those portions OF the system. Hos,etters
name is rapidly becoming a household
word from Maine 10 Texas, from the shores
of the Atlantic TO the Pacific. Try the
article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
,aT See advertisement in another column.
~~~>~>>>>~~>~>~>~>>~>~>~
IT is wonderful how soon a valuable
remedy becomes known-Dr. S. o. Richard.
SONS Sherry Wine Bitters is used and re.
commended by the leading Physicians OF the
country, and all who once try it pronounce
il valuable.
DELPnos, Allen county, Ohio,
July 26, 1883.
MsssRs. J. N. HsRRrs& Co, ,-Gentlemen
have sold DR.. S. o. Richardson's Sherry
+. Wine Bitters for several years, and can
, cheerfully recommend them to the public a'
medicine Of decided merit in all cases o
General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever and
7 Ague, etc,
Yours truly, J. w. HUNT, Druggist.
Sold by A. Langworhy. r.a.
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'nsiderabie on that.


TROUBLE IN THE CANT. - The
Clique are still in trouble! They
can't think of submitting to Mr..
lluber's election, and they dom,
know how to help it. They are in
the condition of the boy in the
thunderstorm, something's got to
he done" 1t is terrible thing that
one Republican shonld hold office
in Hancock county. The old Clique
have had everything their own way
so long they can't make up their
minds to submit to their fate. 1t
seems difficult to determine now
Who will be the greater sufferer by
the election Of Huber, tho presen,
high'minded and magnanimous in
cumbent, or the man who wants tc
be his successor.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

and restore the heal aud strength uf the sui.
lrrrr: that SICK FEN NLEs.
who have luguiShcd for years In helpless
weakness and dc>pnnduuCy, rccupeTaiu with
great rapidity under their invigoraliug upcr.
alton: that all sexual disabilities are removed
by their rotdia' and Gently stimulating proper
ttcs, that they rprruit