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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-28

v,LuAuLr MEpicisE.-We presume no
mt dicsl preparation ever offered TO the pub
lie has been more thoroughly tested than
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. Thous-
ands Of persons, were they called on 10 do
so, would chseriully testify that they have
used il for various ills, with the most salts.
factory success. II swithin our own know
ledge, that an immense amount OF suffering
has been relieved by it. Its proprietors.
Messrs. Perry Davis q Son, save no pains OF
expense in order 10 satisfy the public
Being strictly honorable men. they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture OF
their celebrated Pain Killer. The materials
Of which 1t is composed are carefully selected.
none but the best quality being used. BY
these means the high reputation which tie
Pain Killer has long since acquired is al oil
times triumphantiy sustained. In view o'
these facts, we are by no means surprised ia
learn that Messrs. Davis 4 Sons sales are
constantly and rapidly increosing. While
we congratulate our friends generally that
so valuable preparation US the Pain Killers
placed within their reach, we must be per
m,,ted 10 rejoice at the we'll merited sncces:
of ITS liberal and cnterprising proprieiors.--
[ Providence General Advertiser.
Sold 10y all Druggists in Findlay.
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KsssAs err, June 24.--five companies
cavalry. six companies infantry and dfs.
eoons, ten companies volunteers - in oil
about 1900 men--with one battery. under
command Of Major s. d. Sturges, LEFT this
city to-day at one clock, p. M, destined
for South. Western Missouri.
A horrible disaster occurred stWyandotte,
on the 2ist. by the falling in OF the walls oi
two buildings and part Of q third, hufying
all the inmates, some forty persons--situ
ated on the levee, and had formerly been
used ss the head quarters Of the first regi.
ment Of Kansas volun nieers.
Yesterday. Captain Harris, with a compa-
ny Of forty men, entered the building fer the
purpose OF drilling preparatory to being re-
ceited into the United States service, when
the centre wall OF the building suddenl,
gave way. plunging the whole company
beneath the mass OF ruins. A number were
instantly killed. One German, name IN.
known, died soon after heing liberated
One man had both legs and an arm broken
Twelve or fifteen orhers were slightly in.
jured. and some escaped withouta bruise. -
The loss OF the buildings is not known.
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c.nf cAnn,Soros, June 18th, 1861.

4 meeting Of Company G, ?l't Regiment ".
V. ". was called for tho purpose Of appointing
a committee Ia draft the following resolutions
expressive of the sympathlcS of tho company,
In nch;,lf oi tho Oeroavrd parents AMI friends
OF tho deceased. CyHrs liENIRi, who e tine 10
his death hy drowning, while pleasurinS upon
the ohio river.
Rtsoirti. That We deeply syrnpathzc with
thr parents and friends of our deceased com
radc IN their bereavement; and rs n company
/ we deeply regret the death al our friend Hom
cry believing he was a true Soldier and true
ptriot at his country. When duty called, ho
| was always at his post willing 10 sacrifice all
fnr the liberty we all, rs American citizens, So
much esteem: aud that We, as cuupany.
from his true moral conduct, believe ho stood
rea,ly fir tho change that seemed suddenly Ia
await him.
Re,oirei That we attach no blame to those
| whn accompanied him IN his excursion, hut
believe that thoy made every available effort
/ to rescue their rumrade frpm his watery grave.
! Resoired, Thu wc ~ company return nur
sincere aud heartfelt thanks to ihe remaining
companies Of the regiment, and citiy0ns o
Gilipolis and vicinity, for their aid and assist
ancc in tho recovery or the remains OF the de
ceased, believing they did all IN thoir power
f'r tile recovery of the drowned body.
Rssolred. That We return our thanks to tile
Mayor OF Gallipolis, for the choice of IN the
Cemetery, M u repository for the remains
one who. ms "a Christian, WAS truo to his Tod .
as Ia Soldier, was true to his country AND us q
friend. was nrm to tho last.
Resolved. That the abuve resolutions he pub
shed IN the Gallia and Hancock county jour
nails.
DR.. T.. c. WELLS, ,,ouu;,t,,
JAMES PORTER,
J. NJ. RANDALL. President.
JaE. J. A. TnRArP, S,.,,,,r,,,
JoHS L.. HILL,
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Fonrth OF July Celebration.

The Committee OF Arrangements make the
following announcements Of Commit, ,cs
oficers, &C., for the Celebration on the Iti
July.
PRESIDENT oF THE DAY,
Hon. PARLEE CARLIN;
nEIpsa OV ptcL,n,rioS or tSpgrrSDENcF.
EDS0N COLT, Esq;
ORATOR oP THE nay.
Hon. JOHN NJ. PALMER
CHAPLAIN,
Rev. q. LEASE
aAasn,L OF CIVIC PROCESSION,
WILLIAM c. cox,
Assisted hy
s. ID. FREY and JOEL MARKLE:
coxMAkrEp or MILITARY PROCESSION.
Maj. N. d. WALKER;
coMN,SnxR OF ,RrrLLsny COMPANY,
WILLIAM MUNGEN, Esq;
COMMITTEE on risAscE,
c. b. WILSON, R. B. lIIRD
A. NJ, HOLLABAUGH;
COMMITTEES ON PAINTING,
@. W. GALLOWAY, ISRAEL GREEN
COMMITTEE ON FIREWORKS.
u. DAUGhENBAUGH DR.. S. J. MILLS
II. s. SHANNON;
COMMITTEES ON MUSIC,
A. LANGW0RTlY, o, 4. WHEELER
N. THOMPSON
COMMITTEE ON cARRi.0Es,
b. r. KlMMoNS. K. $. BAKER;
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WASHINGTON, June 26. T.

WASHINGTON, June 26. - The
Richmond Enuminer's Portsmouth
correspondent indicates that the
rebels hourly feared an instantaneous
attack by land and water. The ar
rival of the flotilla Hampton con-
irmed tho iears. The rebels con.
tidcntly predict signal trump over
them. A crew was ordered aboard
the Confederate steamer Yorktown.
The rebels say Beauregard is
ready to receive United States troops
at tho junction.
A number of prisoners had arrived
at Richmond.
Two batteries left Richmond or
Monday for tho junction.
} The head quarters OF Wise is a,
IGanley's Bayou.
The Columbia college conferred
the degree Of LII. ID. on President
Lincoln. .. .s ....s.st
Lord Lyons and the Secretary o
State officially visited the Presideu
to day, and delivered q letter an
. nouncing tho death of the Queen
mother.
The administration and Governo
!. Pierpont, OF Virginia, had an officia
: intercourse to-day.
The aggregate number OF troopI
'larrived here are 5000, including
uhxoo saGl3lssa zoo mariuas. and nj,
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WHEELING, June 25.--Convention to.da,
finished business for the present. Severa
ordinances Of local importance passed; on,
recognizing the duty Of the state government
TO call out the militia in answer 10 an,
requisi,ion Of the federal government. Tn,
President, in reply TO vote Of thanks
made neat speech, AMI urged the member
10 now 90 home and put into operation The
state government, they had innugurated.
Convention adjourned till the FIRST Tuss
day in August.
The Legislature will meet here next Mon
day
Parties who have come in from inter ioi
counties, represent them in state OF guer
lila war. Great anxiety was ielt there tina
effective means be taken to rid the scoun
dTels oul.
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4 CIccelan2 Ledier.

A CHALLENGE 10 BEAuREaARp.
The Scotchmcn OF Troy gave sup.
per to two OF their countrymen about
leaving for trip "hame,' on Tues
lay. During the evening the full
lowing WAS read:
|, Jock Liddell, o loyal citizen oI
these United States, do hereby chal
lenGe Jeff. Davis, Beauregard, ol
any other rebel Devil, to meet me in
personal combat, mounted or on
DOT, truly believing that n Scottish
'Claymore-aIways the achievrr OF
liberty SINCE the world has had a
history do that for traitors
which the rope will eventually ac'
complish il this challenge is not &C
cepled.
This ~ ,ck l.iddell" is All ole
cavalry S Ildier. of immense muscle
and one of the most accomplshe,
horseman in the country.
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KENTUCKY CoNaREssIoNAL Dele
aArIoN,.-Mr. Burnett, OF tho Co.
lumbus district, is the only Seces
sionist elected from Kentucky. His
majority OF about 1000 is no more
than was expected. All the other
districts send uncompromising Union
men to Congress by maiorities rang
from / 900 to 5000. The net Union
majority in the state will not fall
short OF 80 900. Good for old Ken.
lucky. Mr.. Burnett was elected oil
issue OF avowed hostility to tn,
Union, and we shall see whether h,
will deem it advisable to make hi
appearance at the opening OF Con
gress in July. He can hardly taxi
upon himself the required oath, II
order to hold a seat in that body,
Il Cleveland Leader.
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DorGLAs FrNp. - Stephen A.
Douglas, it is well known, died
leaving but little to support his fam
lily. His death, in the very prime
of life was, of conrse, unlocked for,
and his pecuniary matters are consl-
quently, much involved. His wife
and two small children are left with
little or no means of support. His
'riends throughout the country, are
raising fund to be douated to them
to relieve their necessities and place
them beyond tho reach OF embarass
ment' There are hundreds, perhaps
thousands in this county, who would
like to contribute to this Iund, and in
order that an opportunity may b,
afforded, it is proposed to take mp q
contribution on the fourth of .Iuly
ior this pnrpo'e. 1t ia not exprctel
that any will contribute largely, bu
that all will contribute a little. BY
this means, quite u sum can b,
, raised, and it will doubtless be crate
fully received by the wife of the de
parted statesman.
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LIVERY STABLE. - Beach's livery
stable is supplied with fast horses
good buggies and carriages, gay har
ness, grand equipages, and the mos
accommodating Clerks. The fourll
OF July will present fine opportu
nifty to test the truth OF this ASSERT
ton. Our friend Capell is not a ba,
Judge as to the wants Of the publ
in the livery line.
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Foreign News.

Sr. JouSs, June 24.-The Europa
brings three days later advices than
per Anglo Saxon.
Tue next vessel is the Galway
steamer Agha, which leaves on the
, 1 oi July.
The Times in an editorial on
American affairs, and the indigna.
tion ufthe North towards the attitude
o. Englnni, asserts that the British
public has given much sympathy for
the Federal cause, more than it ever
gave 10 the cause of British SOW
erciguty and union in any of its
trials. II claims that England will
do her duty, anl leave the Federal
lists to do theirs, knowing wed that
she cou j not do them II greater
mischief than by taking their part.
Sixteen gun vessels have been
ordered Immediately TO jim the
Squadron about to be dispatched tl
the North American coast,
The rec gniiion OF Italy by France
ia near at hand, and will BE- hasteneC
by Cavour's death.
The Journal DIES Debats publishes
an important article, showing tina
!. liz Austria crosses the Mincio, Franc,
must inevitably recommence I'll,
war interrupted in 1850
The Confessor of Cavour had ar
rived at home, the bearer OF a mes
t sage from the deceased Minister t
, the Pope. The Pope was scriousl,
, ill.
SpAIS.-Spanish journals publis
= advices from St, Domingo tina
: tranquility and enthusiasm for tn
Spanish government reign through
ont the island.
r LoNpoN-Funis firm and slight
=, higher, mainly influenced by til
splendid weather for crops.
Money steady--demand and 81
n per cent. was the general rate.
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1776. July 4th. 1861
PROGRAMME ,

lst. Salute ofthrtoen gunS, and ringncio
bells at six O'clock IN the morning.
ID. At the airing Of ore gun. ut ten O'clock
a. m. tho procession viii be- formed IN front u
the Court House, In tho following order.
LIST. Mains Cornet Band.
Id Soldiers OF tho Revolution, and Of the
war Of isl2 In carriages.
Sd. President, Reader, Orator, and Chap
lain, In carriages.
4th. Corporation Authorities, in carriages
5th. Glce Club, In carriages.
eth. Committee of Arrangements.
7th. Cititons on foot
8th. Martial Music.
9Th. Military from the country. tInfantry.l
10Th. Findlay Cadets.
llth. Citizens Guard.
l7th. Findlay Ziuaves.
18th. Butler Grcys.
18th. Martial Music.
18th. Artillery.
18th. Cavalry from the country.
iIth. Hancock Dragons.
18th. Cititcns on horseback.
Procession will march through the principal
atreets. and then to tho old Fair Ground, II
North Findlay.
On arriving at tho grounds, the following
rules will be observed:
lst. National air BY Mains Cornet Band.
I'd. Prayer, by Reverend G. Lease.
I'd. Patriotic song, by tho Glee Club.
18th. Reading Declaration of Independence
sth. National salute, ga guns,) ut twelve
o'clock.
9th. National air. by Cornet Band.
9Th. Grafton, By Hon, John ". Palmer
sth. Patriotic song, By the Glee Club.
9th. Yankee Doodle. Nv Military Bands.
10th. "Red, White, and Blue" by tho GlcC
Club.
llth. Benedictiop.
Tho Processio will then form IN order. AN,
march 10 public squire and he dismissed.
pyrotechnir display 81 O'Clock ut night.
". W. GALLOWAY,
G.. W. MYERS.
W. II. WHEELER.
&. 4. Cn0NISGEn,
ISRAEL GREEN.
y. u. BEARDSlfI.
JOHN u. MAY.
t'mnmttict cf .irrnHgvnrpcs.
FivptAY. ONO. jan" Goth. lIGi.
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FoRr MONROE, June 23.-Gen
Butler speut the morning at New.
port News, whence no movement o
was reported.
Private Parker, OF the Vermont
regiment, prisoner oi the rebels ate,
the Great Bethel affair, and who
ha' jnst been exchanged, gives the
ollowing news:
l.. w. CLARK, Of the 8 / New York
regiment. deserted tho night beior,
the affair at Great Bethel. lie ob.
tanned citizens dross from Sc.
.cessionist and gave the rebels iull
Information Of onr movements.
lie is now at Richmond. Parker,
on tho evening OF the fight, was
marched to Yorktown. and from that
point TO Richmond. There he was
kept until he was exchanged. He
was carefully guarded, but in every
respect was well treated. lie re.
ports the rebel force at Yorktown as
very large, and every steamer
brought down additional troops. -
Provisions were scarce and the Con
.fedcrato troops we're badly led and
clothed. There were but few pass
'engers between Yorktown uud Rich
mund.
L,st week s,orchousc al Il ch
mond containing 800 600 worth oil
property was destroyed by fire, and
Saturday. night tho war steamer
Glcncove WAS burnt to the water t
Iedge. Both were fired by incendi
aries whom the rebels are vainly at
tenp'ing to discover. They now
have but two small cleaners on tn,
river.
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THE FOURTH. There will be over
1900 Soldiers in Findlay, on next
Thursday. The military display
will surpass anything ever seen IN
our village before. From what we
can learn. almost everybody in the
county will be here, besides large
number OF visitors from the neigh.
boring counties. Everything posi-
BILE will be done by the people o
Findlay to make their visitors enioy
the day.
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UARrER's MONTHLY. - lIArper's
Monthly, for July, has made its ap.
pearaace. The contents are: A
Summer in Now England: Loves
Messengers; New York Circumnav-
igated, Thrown Together; Prodiig
ious Takers; Orley Farm; Eva;
Tho Adventures Of Philip; Pool
Chips; My Mamie o; Little Matte;
Monthly Record OF Current Events
&c Terms: one copy, one year
50 800; two copies, one year, $500
three copies, 5000; Harper e.
BrOlhcr, New York.
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COMMITTEE OF ARsAsaEMEsrs
uoyoy -, Wuo,, unSou =, Hrr

HosoR To WHOM HONOR Is Due. -
We shall never tire Of praising d
B. DeLand Il Co.'S Chemical Saler
stus. We hail its advent with Joy
ss we have long been out of patienc.
with the inferior stuff that has spoil
ed -ur bread. biscuit, cakes, &c. ID
B. DeLand & Co. ought to draw ,
pension, for introducing this whole
come article before the world. 1t !
now for sale by most dealers in tn
country.
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W,snisoros. June 26. The new steam
ftigate Pensacola, it is thought. will be
ready for service in few weeks.
II is said thatthe present available volu n
teer force is over 900, 900 men.
Dudley Mann, one Of the rebel Commits.
sionefs, in a letter TO Banker here. state,
that England will recognize the Southern
Confederecy by the first Of January. Dud.
ley predicted over two months ago. the re.
cognition OF the Southern Confederaoy b,
both England and France, before the 4th o.
July. He has now postponed il till tie Isl
Of January.
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M.RNIAogs.-Mauied by Rev. d. Gray. at
the residence Of Mrs. Margaret Wyant. near
Arcadia, Mr.. John Cunningham t" Miss
Jane T.. Keenen, both OF Hancock county,
Ohio.
Married on the ilth instant. by Rev. n.
Biggs. Mr.. James Carothers and Miss Satep.
Ia Sargent, both Of Limestone Ridge.
Married on the Goth day Of June, by d.
o. Besrdsley. esq Mr.. James Myrice and
Miss Margaret A. Hawkins, all Of Findisy,
Ohio.
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THE Policy uF THE A ADMINISTRATION.
AT n dinner Of the St. Anlrcw'.
Society. held in W ashugton city, on
the 10Th instant, Mr.. Cameron was
present and made speech, in
which he indicated the policy Of the
presen administration, in reference
to the prosecution OF the war. II
Aas received with immense cheering
lie sail, "that the war woul con
time until all the causes which
produced it are rem we'd, and when
it terminates we shall hear no more
of Virginians, no more Of South
Caroinians, but shall he all Aneri'
cans, one and indivlsible."
f Clcceianl Lea,ier.
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| Da. .RicH.hpsos's SntAmf WISE BittsnS.
The great success OF this medicine has been
an inducement for Others to manufacture IN
Vulnerable kinds OF bi,ters, with which the
whole country has for many years Ueen
flooded. The nunibef and variety that has
! been offered TO the public, since the INTRO.
liuction Of DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bit.ers. may be counted by thousands snd
not one of which can be named, that is now
existing, that was introduced even twenty
years later than the origin Of this medicine.
They suddenly appeared with naming an
nouncemenis oil their remarkable 'lrneS,
but as quickly departed. and were seen no
more.
Sold by oil Druggists in findlay.
ARREST or CouSrLRftirtRS Tile detect
i've Police have arrested aud imprisoned At
Buffalo, New York, one Andrews and his
associates, whom they caught in the act oi
making a counterfeit OF Ayers Cathnrtic
Pills. Their detection was accomplished
at the instance OF Messts. J. c. Aver a Co,
of Lowell. Massac chusetts, who have shown
commeudable energy and promptiiude
in protecting the public from imposition
through spurious limitations of their in
valuable medicines.
Doct Ayers sSersaparills. Cherry Peciorh'
and Pills have come to be staple necessitie,
with The community, and the imposition
upon the sick OF spurious, worthless. IL mol
injurious fabrieations Of them. is in fact the
consummation OF villainy. We hope the
scoundrels will get THEFT due, and in The
keeping they now are, they are pretty sure
Iuftt.-tPolics Gazette.
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ArrFNuoN. EyERypopyl--Tbet is

hfItNiipN, ENhhfBODfl--l Ubt ~
everybody in the incorporated Bo'
rough OF Findlay. Next Thursday
will be the fourth day OF July, when
all Hancock county, and a few
thousand from the adjoining coup'
ties will be in town. In order thai
we may not be enveloped in cloud
OF dust, o" that "awspishus day." .
little attention must be given tc
Main street, in advance. Our Mar
sbal, p. ID. Ardinger, esq, requests
that all persons On Main street scrspe
or sweep the dust on their portion o.
the street, into piles, on the afternoon
of the third. 1t will then be hauled
away in the evening. On the morn
ing OF the fourth, all our citizens,
whether on Main street, or else
where. are requested to meet at the
ringing of the Court House bell. for
The purpose OF sprinkling Main
street, 80 as to keep tho dust down
through the day. We have three
engines, and if all will turn out, it
can soon he hone.
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C,Mp suToS.

GALLiroLis. Ohio, June i7th, 1861 !
Ma. Eniron - Please allow us the use OF
your columns in returning our thanks to The
ladies' Of Mt. Blanchard, Hancock county.
Ohio. for the liberal donation of fine cake,
presented to us by the hand OF Mr.. Jacob
Taylor. While we partook Of the miniature
Mont Blancs. with their crested submits.
from each heart this good old toast met a
grateful response; The ladies OF Mt. Blanch.
arG-God bless them.
MT. BL>NcmARo BoYs.
Co. II, 2lst Regiment q. Y. NJ
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SHANNON PEOPLE CoMINa.-We
learn that the people Of Shannon,
Allen county, together with theil
excellent Band, intend coming te
FindIsy on the fourth. We shall b,
happy to see them. Come and joiI
us in one good, grand celebration
Let none consider themselves alight
ed. The invitation 10 to all.
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Home Testimony.
JuNcrioS. Panliing county.
Juiv 40 1870.

Docron c. W. RoB,cK-Dear Sir: ThiS is
to certify tha, l have derived incaloulable
benefits from the use OF your Scandinavian
Blood Remedies. have used almost every
kind OF medicine recommended without re.
ceiving any benefit, until your Agent. Mr.
Nayesu urged me to Try your scandinavian
Blood Pills and Purifier. did so, and the
result was that in two weeks after using the
first bottle, I was entirely clear OF disease
end restored TO my former good health
Many Others in this vicinity have used yomI
Scandinavian remedies. and vonch for .lcii
invieorating. liie.riyipe qualities.
Most truly. yours, .-
JOHN X. SfiAWVER.
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CONSISTENCY. - GlessuQr chargt 6
tho Fostorians with having once
brought to Findlay flag with six.
teen stars, and grows exceedingly
indignant thereupon. and calls upon
Foster to "bring down here" that
flag on the fourth, &C.. and yet
we notice that just over that article
he parades a flag with thirty. .one
stare. What is still worse. the
Courier lately made its appearance
for several successive weeks adorned
with flag at the head Of its editor.
ial column, bearing just about Sir.
teo,, starsi What "sSct;Oa" Joua
the Courier flag represent
Moral--them as Lices in glass
h0uSeS, Sh0nltlat Mro,o stones
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The ZoUAvEs.-The Zouaves are
now uniformed and are making fine
progress in drilling. This company
have made up their minds to make
themselves equal, eventually. to any
other in the country, in the Zousve
drill. They have just the officers
and men to do it.
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Rnsus.risE can be permanently cured by
"Dr. Leiand's Anti Rheumatic Band"
See advertisement of"Great CnTe'' in snoth.
~ column.
Da. s, A. wGAvEs's CAsxsa AND SALT
Rnsu. sYsus. The object OF this Syrup is
to throw all Impurities which are IN the
blood out upon the surface Of the skin,
which is the only true way sh,t the blood
can ever be freed from them. When the,
are out upon the skin, they can At once be
removed BY applying the Cerate. which will
in all cases effect permanent cute. There
is no external application which viii alone
cure this class OF diseases.
itissold BY medicine dssie,s seaeialiy.
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FiNDLAY CAVALRY COMPANY. -
The Findlay horse company sent in
their roll some twelve days ago, tc
Adiutant Darlington, and have been
accepted into the military Of the re.
serve. They will be liable to uny
call hereafter. They held their eject.
ion on yesterday, the 27th.