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u PLKsuANCE on An ORDER nr Illn

IL ~ ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF NE
Surrogate OF the County IT New York, notice is
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
ELIZA GILBERT, late of the City Of New York.
dtCttd Il, t. press Mt TIE same, with vouchers there
Of u the Subscriber, at the Office Of Weeks and DE
Forest, No. bs Wall street, In the City If New York
ON or before the 18th day Of April next. Dated
New York, the 28d lay ofsautclnbrr, 1851.
MICHAEL HIGGINS, Executor,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
l. Surrogate of the County Il New York, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
NORTH Os HEM, late Of the City OF New York
deceased, u present the with vouchers there
Il, To the Subscriber, at the Office Of VIM L. Morris
Esd, No. o2 Grove street, In tine City OF Now York,
ON or before the lst day IL April next. Dated, New
York, the goth day ui September, lsGl.
EMILE OsTHEIM, Evecutrir
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given ~ all persons having claims against
JACOB ID. WllITMORE, late of the city OF Bath,
Maine, shipm'ster, deceaed, ~ present the same,
with vouchers thereof 10 the Subscrber,at the Office
Of HAwkGNs & COTuREY, Counsellors-at-L Law, No. 10
Wall street. IN the city Of New York, on or before
tie first dny Of April next. Dated, New York, tae
18th day OF September, 1SGl.
JAMES c. WIIITMORE Administrator. =
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YARNS FOR SALE-2 FINE GARDEN
l. farms, situated 2 miles west Of Hackensack rail-
road depot, containing from 80 ~ 50 screA well
vatercd, with good buildings, fruit trees, &c. For
PARTICULARS and msp,inquire Of H. y. JOHNSON, 45T
Greenwich, cor Deshrosscs at. mole G'l25
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INSURANCE..

HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YoU1
IA Family IN insurance On your lhSi
HoMH
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
10 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN
III BROADWAY, NEW Y0Ek.
MU T U AL,
WITH CASH CAPITAL OF eisb,ooa.
IsvesTKD IN sToGEs OF TIE STATE or Nsw YuRT
AND FmsT CLASS BonDS AHD
koHTaAan.
DIEBoToEst
A. A. Low, Thomas Carlson.
w; II: Cary, John 7. Martin.
i. IL. buckingham, John HAlsay.
j h. T. BtrAnRhAn, John snadcn.
Thomas heaaangsr, j. Milton stntAs
Samuel Smith, Harold Dollnsz.
Henry Y. PsrrepoDL, A. z. CapweiL
ABR. h. Baylis, Nehemiah KniSaA
Peter .. Cornell, Edward A. LAnlsxA
John ID. COckE, James How,
II. II. Clahin, l.. Il. WymAn.
8. b. Chittendon, George <. Jarvis,
Theodore Polhemus, Jr.,Samuel PERM,
j. u. southwUrth. B. u. Howard,
q EAR DunniAg, George 4. Hopa
ohm @. Berges, Charles A. TownsszAt
Lewis Roberts, Cornelius J. epraeva
Walter b. Grifiths, Joseph w. aresEl
NJ y. Odel
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, Preddsna
q. ii. FROTHIN0EAh, Treasures,
GH0. @. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A. p. CAPWELL, Counsel
Medical Council,
Q. l.. MITCHELL brooklyn,
JANIS STEWART, Md, keWH
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IMPORTANT.

KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA
IN crockery and glassware In great variety and a
greatly reduced prices; also fancy goods, vases, beer
Canal "a. oC20 AAcs1H
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County " New York, notes Is
hereby given 20 an persons having claims against
BRADLEY sIIIICK. late Il the CITY Of New York.
deceased 60 present the same, With vouchers there
Of, 10 the SubecriberA at the residence u j. A. Sil
Lick, Eighty-sNth street between Third and Fourth
avenues, In the CITY Of New York. On or before tho
18th day Of March next Dated, New York, the 9TH
day Of September, 1851,
JOHN A. sIILICK,
A. IA. OSBORNE,
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IMPORTANT mo- FARNERS Am GAR.

dencra-A tract Of excel, mt farming land, al
loan sill, level, and free from stone OF swamp. 20
miles On the l.. r. H. for sal In quantities T. suit;
tt.ce $50 an acre, payments easy. T.. A. BtNCE,
y City Hall Ulacc. cor Chambers St n23 9sii9
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L N PDhSUAN''
u surrOVe' U -. OF AM ORDYp OP TIJR
hefe' -, a. hlo Co,,,,..- = - -, =. - -
.yy given 70 all pernons having claims against
JOin NELLY, late Of the city Of New York. de-
ceased, u present the same with vouchera Thereof
u the sutscriUer, al his ofce, 10 Avenue D. corner
Third street, or No. 949 Pearl street In the ctv a.
New York, on or before the 26th day Of Jsn,iarv
next Dated, New York, the 2Cth day Of June issf
WILLIAM WALSH, Adnainistra.,r.
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TO LET-oFFICEs AND ROOMS IN THE

= Bun building, cor. Fulton and Nassau; steam
power can DO had desired. This location u one Of
the besi or busins.., Of any In lhs city Rents low
Apply u the Sun OfAoe, ns SlSoglST
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S5 600 FOR A Farm AT PLAIN

pcsOOOdeld, ~ J.-5O acres, with stock
rps and tools, and May others very chesp-haf
al; country seatS houses and lpts; farm of 80
crcs to let. CAL on STEPHEN VAIL ~ Fultou
20, Saturday, from 10 " 2 or WALTON VAIL,
Itinhold Depot oc3t 2lAc'ilb
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.IoR SALE CHEAP. AND ON VERY EASY

terms houses In Van Brpnt 4, Brooklyn;
also houses IN DovOe n, near Smith st. and cottage
cnrnor Of Smith and Anslie sts, williamsburgh.
Apply 70 H. X. KELLOGG, 20 Beaver IT, NY
NIL 2ac'120
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TbW BUSINESS PROMPTLY AND
- fdthh,lly attended IN; cash slyanced on notes,
accounts and claims; collections made at fir per
centage. q. T. HoVsE- COUNSELLOR a,-law, 10 Wal
street N. Y. oca3 24ac'11T
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TOR SALE-5, 10 OR 80 ACRES OF BEST
L land In flatburh, only Q miles from City Hall,
Brooklyn. Farmers and gardeners will do well IN
'xamine this property; also several farms on the
rland for sale or exchange for city property l.. 7.
HFRGEN ~ Cedar 1T. nil 24lc'1t2
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L FNhI hOUFD-IVEK I MIND UF
- lealy tin, ahingla board and other roofs re-
paired and made light aud warranted, with the
never falling cement roofing, 10y applying - No 90
scventh avenue or Branch Agency, " South Ith 81
WiliaInsburgh. o22 2lac'i3T
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PRICE OF CASES.

Case OF Thlrty-fvo vias In morocco and Book 50 -
Case OF Twenty eight Walls iu morocco and
Book..,...... ...................,...f -
Case OF Nv enty walls In morocco md Book. =. "
Case OF Twenty walls, plain, and Book Of d.
rections. ............,...,..,...A ~
CAses Of fifteen boxes mos. TO lbl and Book 90
Case Of any size boxes lNos. 10 l5l and Book -
Single boxes with directions, 2bc. " 81.
Agents and the trade supplied on our usual libs-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06


4 apericnt and Stomachic preparation OF
"A IRON, purified of oxygen and Carbon by
combustion III Hydrogen. sanctioned by Tue
highest medical authorities, both In Europe
ana the United states, ana prescribed IN their
practice.
The experience OF thousands daily proves
that no preparation of Iron can be compared
WIN ~. impurities oi tue blood, depression
o, viial eneIRy, pa,e anu otherw,se slokiy com
pleXiuhs inulcitte its necessity Ill almost every
IcohceNahle case
| lnnpNlouS III ali malhdles IN when u mas
hceh tried, ms proved absolutely curatiSo
lh cHcn oi lhe '"ho"lhs compialhts, WIS
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tIou Dvsu,,,.In CONSERVATION. Iun nr,bun
Dyscntrry, incipicnt Co,,sumption, scrofu-
Ian. Tnb.rcu,osJs salt Vb,,,,, NIis,,,cu-
s,rus,Iou. whites. ChIorosIs. Liver COM
plants, Chronic Headache, Rh. .umntisni,
intermittent Fcycrs, Pimuics on the face.
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An English View Of our Disaster.

The London Spectator thus comments
upon the effects OF the repulse Of the Fed.
eral forces at Stone Bridge:
"The Northernefs haye lost their first bat.
tle--lost II MS completely as IL is possible
/ for q nation TO lose battle. aud 1t only re-.
mans 10 consider whether they have not
lost more. The prevalent opinion IN Eng.
land is obviouly that they have; that they
have lost the confidence which is the begin.
ming Of victory, and have betrayed qualities
want Of dicipline aud contempt lor snbor.
'dination-which will make success forever
impossible
1--WE question II the panic mad and dis
graceful as it certainly was, proves anything
except that the army IS not yet Injured TO
battle. Tn. troops N their maddest excite.
ment. did nothing which was not done by
The Frenchmen who within five days drove
the first infantry IN Europe back from the
hill Of Valmy. They actually screamed
as they He'd from the bayouc,s they were so
soon 10 ieSplSe, These Americans are as
cSci'eable as FIenchmen, aud, like them,
want only sharp drill to become as good
Soldiers ns any in the world. 10 tins view
the magnitude aud even the character of
iher defeat will do much TO smooth the
path ofibe drill master. The habit Of va.
poring talk, which is the worst of the Ma.
tionol characteristics, and which rises some
times. AZ in Gascons, almost TO n national
mama. has blinded them to their own de.
lecls. Tia. very intelligence too, Of which
President Lincoln IS SO proud, tends to
foster insubofdinatiOn, To produce a habit
Of criticism fatal TO dicipline, until, as in
the French army, it gives way to The instinct
oi military organ izatiOn
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TnE following have leen contrib
uted Tor the benefit OF the families oil
volunteers now in service of the
United States army, viz: 1000 bags
OF flour, each containing 80 pounds,
l 600 OF these are to be placed a,
the disposition OF tho Union Defense
Committee of this city, and the re-
nainder will be distributed in
Brooklyn.
The Philadelphia Press of to-day
says Gen. Mcclellan went ont seven
miles last Friday to review General
Hooker's brigade. lie returned to
the city after dark. During the re.
view a number sccessioniss were
discovered in ambush, and we're ar.
rested near tho road, between the
troops and the city. 1t is thought
their object WAS to assassinate Nc,
IClellan.- Ne,o Ycrk Tribuue.
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Cosoirios or ruE NAvY.-Six moths ngo
our vessels were scattered all over the world
aud tleIe were but one hundred aud ninety.
seven available Seamen on board our recuiy .
ing ships.
To-day there are at least two hundred
pennants anoai, and eighteen thousand Sea
men to defend them. We owe this improve,
condition OF the navy in great part to III,
eSertions Of the members Of the Bureau O
Detail and Discipline at Washington, Sc
lecied by the present Secretary Tor thei
talent and experience. We sllude to Com
modore Panlding, Commodore Davis ant
Commander Woodhull, men of tried wortl
aud experience, who have brought order ou
of chaos and proved themselves equal /,
every emergency.
! We understand that the Connecticut will
SAL IN few days from the navy yard, on
cruise along the coast, visiting every station
aud carrying supplies of all kinds for The
fleet, and TO cooperate in the active move.
men,s which may be shortly expected to b.
made against the ports Of the enemy. II we
have any fault 10 find with this vessel, il is
that she needs two heavier guns than she
now carries, which We hope will 5e imme.
diatrly provided. Her commander 10 ne OF
the most daring and skillful young ofiice.s
n the service, and, like Decatur, only asks
for opPortun'ty.--.New York Post.
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10th. Thomas Wortbington, com
missiohed on order from War DE
partm, nt--graduate of West Point.
47th. Fredrick Porschntr, tervet
in Germany, commissioned on orde
from War Department.
4Stb. 'Pe,er j. Sullivan, com
missioned on order IRON War DE
partment; civilian.
49th. W.. ii. Gibson, commis
stoned on order from War Depart
ment-civilisn.
49th. 'Michacl g. Ryan--civil
liam.
1t appears from this statemen,
that Governor Dennison has ap
pointed for the three years service,
23 Colonies OF inf,ntry regiments
~ Of whom we're Democrats, 0 Re
Ipublicans, | American and Mlios,
political stiilation is unknown Oh
these % Colonies, were educated u,
West Point, 5 seiv~d in the Mexican
war and in three months, service il
Western Virginia 3 in the Mexi
can war and not in Virginia. 6 thre,
months in Western Virginia, Will,
2 called from civil life nre withou,
military experience, one Of whom
however, has long boen field Officer
~ the st.,tc militia.
OF tho III Colonels elected al
Camp Dennison, l is a grauddte OF
West Point, 4 saw service in Mexi
go, / bad experience in tho French
army, | had experience in militia
service, and 1 were in all respects
civilians.
Ottbe G Colonels commissioned
upon authority from War Depart.
ment to raise regiments, l is u grad.
nate Of West Point, | had military
experience in Germany, had three
months experience in Eastern Vir-
sinia, and three were without mill
tiry education or experience.
We find from this analysis that a,
the head Of Ohio regiments are nov
Al Colonels, OF whom Is belonged
TO the Democratic and IS to the Re-
publican party and three to the
American, the politics OF 2 being
unknown. Also, that there are
among them 8 graduates Of West
Point, (having sp,nt one or more
years there;) whiIe 10 saw service
in Mexico, 2 in Europe, and 8 in
Virginia; in militia service 3 have
experience, and only 0 are from
civil ranks. without military educa
tion or experience pr vious to the re,
bellion.- Tor. Cincinnati Gazette.
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A Rhinoceros in the River.

On The 10th instant, a collision occurred
between the steamers Key City aud Luzerne
on the Mississippi, in the vicinity Of La.
Crosse. The Luzerne had OIL board the
circus, trained animals, &C., belonging to
Dan. Rice. The cage containing the train.
ed rhlnoceros. weiging over 1000 pounds
wns knocked into the river. The door oil
the cage was open, aud the animal fastened
with chain and ring in his nose. Some OF
the men IN the employ Of Mr.. Rice watched
day or two. In hopes the monster wouit
make his appearance; but suprosing him to
be diowned, they left. Subsequently, he
was d'scoveied froiicking in the Mississippi
but sank on being Approached. At the last
accounts, he had taken to a slough, ant
the La Crosse Democrat OF the 9th instant
thus re' ords one Of his land pranks:
! Sunday afternoon, Charles Wrightson,
y. W. brown aud Robert Eggleston, while
roasting green corn ON the bank OF IN,
slough, hve miles below here, were hal
scared 10 death, by hearlnga tramp and IN
lew moments the IhinoceIOs as he appeared
here on the occasion of his 6rst visit Ia
July, minus the blanket and chain IN his
nose, rushed upon them with a terrible bel.
low, catching Eggleslon on his snout and
throwing hlm. as he says, at least fifty ieel
over and back Of him, breaking an arm an,
two ribs in The fall. The monster plunged
! into the Iver and the other Two persons ba ! |,
scared but not hurt, procured a buggy, tool
the seat out. filed the box with grass aud =
blanket, and brought Esgieston 10 his HON,
IN TINS city, where he is now under tn
care OF Doctor Cameron. The ribs wen
evidently broken by the snout OF the auimal
as he flesh VAS badly torn.
The rhlnoceros was seen the forenoon q
: the 27lh swimming in the slough, aud
large party lell town olry and capture him
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

NNO TEACHERs.--The Board of School Ex.
l. aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
at tho Union School room, In Findlay, on the
nrst Saturday OF January and the first Satur.
day OF February, and the first and third Satur.
days ofevery month therea commencing al
ten o'clock, a. m, untilfurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FMpLAY, Jan. l, 1883. -...'-'I"
N. B. All applicants will be re quired to pre-
sent to the Examiners q certificate signed by
two or more Of their present or previous sm.
ployers, giving satisfactory statement as TO
their moral eharaoter and dnifh6alnnns.-an
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

CossraussoEs oy RssKL SUCCESS. - Tn.
London Spectator thus specuistes as to whs
would be the effect upon the future OF IN,
world in case the American rebels should
succeed in obtaining possession Of wasA
ington city and establishing the independ,
ence OF their government,
"The South in possession OF Washington,
snd once recognized ss power, would be-
In the best position TO realize its dream ol
conquest and spoliation. The army which
had defeated the North, OF even driven n
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

IN pursuance of an order granted by tho Pro.
i bate Court of Hancock puniy, Ohio, will
offer for sale AT public auction,
Oh Friday, the 1,h day OF October, 1861,
Al two o'clock, y. M, upon the promises, tho
following described real estate, situate i'm the
county of Hancock, IN the stale OF Ohio, To-
wit: Tho Northwest quarter of tho North.
East quarter oi section number IL, townshit
number = North, of range number 0 East, con
tanning iorty acres OF land moro or less. Al,
praised NJ s22O,0O.
Terms OF SALE: So One'third In hand; ono
third IN one year; aud one.third IN two year,
from the day of sale, with interest; the defer
red payments 10 he secured by mortgage.
HENRY &. LANNING,
Administrator Of CWus Hfmpy ,dscfasrd
BY BRnwS BoPg, Attorneys.
August 30. lSJl.-liw
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,,,. 80. ~, 40, ,,,,,. ,,.,,
fnv sp.'nt u"n9 oasm"' So, wv WV" ''''' vi
.,.n ns msu..t !. N, W ho.. wi mas =, ,.,,h
were U"''ns 'h ''o ou'''
~. ,.v On. s,ams from, c,
oa s,o'nsd r,s m,nn aeo,d. '"''
.Not no bjoda 81 no,cs hv, Tho ,r,na a, MN =
"''' " o
wben traitor hands that aap would Stain
The,r homes le, women keep,
Until iis stars burn bright again.
The Farmer sighed "a life. time long
The plow has been nv trust;
In truth, Il were an arraut wrong
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06

PISDLAY TRAINS.
Leave Findlaylat 8:i5 o'clock, a. m. , and return
at $3.50 o'clock, p. m.
All Trains make close connections at CLYDE,
with Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West.
II. RICE, Superintendent.
NAV |, 1881
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
GIN AZ A REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STiMULANT,
TNSPECIAII.Y designed for tho use Of the
IL Medical Profession aud the Family, having
superseded the so.caled Gins" "Cordal,"
"Aromatic," Medicnted,' "Schnapps," etc..
is now endorsed by all Of the prominent Ply
sicians, Chemists. and oonnoiseurs, Hs possess
ing all Of those intrinsic medicinal qualities
(tonic and diuretic) which belong TO an Old
and pure tin. Put up in quart bottles ant
sold by all Druggists, Grocers. etc.
a. NJ. BINlNGER Il CO.,
Sole Proprieturs,
No. 10 Broad street, New York
Established IN l77s.)
For sale by ID. =. BARNES Il CO.,
No. - Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements of DRuGGIsTs, and our superior
business facilities, enable us 10 furnish then
with choice Liquors for medicinal aud ianl,
use. IJanuary Is, leGl.-ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-06
A good assortment Of
Tinware, Brass and Copper Kettles,
IMPROVEMENT In PUMPS,
Patented June 18th, 1901.
NATHAN MILLER patantae.

TTlHE undersigned has secured by letters
i Patent an important Improvement iii
Pumps, either for domestic or stock purposes;
the stock elevattng water for their own use,-
The Scientific Amsricsn, speaking OF this Pump,
says; ...l ri -, ,.'.
"This invention relates to an Improvement
In that GLASS Of Pumps In which the water is
elevated by a direct pressure OF the piston,
The object 10 TO obtain Pump Of the class spe.
oiied, which may be operated with facility,
be simple in construction, and capable, by
manual operation OF elevating water 20 any
desired height In dwelling houses for donsstic
Or other loes!itiss,i ey means q he ostfIa,6I
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Very Valuable Farm for Sale.
A CHANCE ron A GOOD HOME.

FNllE undersigned has In his care n valuable
J. farm, which ho will dispose OF ON reason,
able terms; hcontains 2lj acres, $50 oi which
are cleared and well improved; with u good
substantial two'story house, u barn, an excel.
lent orchard and cldor.press, two tenant
houses and good stone. quarry, yielding To the
value Of 5000 year. Tho farm Is located -four
miles West Of Carey, on tho ridge road lead
ins from findlay to Carey.
FIspLAy, Ohio, June ~, 1861.
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'T'O'0' VI WV "''''l WI 'IV6TT"H'ol U
THE PAIN KILLER

Has been tested in every variety ofclmaic and
by almost every natinr known To Americans.
II ~ the almost constant companion and in
cstimahle friend of the missionary and the
traveller. on soa AMI land, aud M nne should
travel IN our LAKES on RIVERS WITHOUT
IT.
BE suro you call for aud get the genuine Pain
Killer, rs many worthless nuStrunlS are AT.
tempted 10 be sold On the great reputation OF
this valuable medicine.
rs Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
Price - cts, ard ~, per bottle.
J. N. HAiil.lS Il CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors Tor the southern and Western
states,
Sold Wholesale and retail by
ISRAEL GREEN,
J. NJ. HUBER & CO.,
u. BARNEY, PleaSantvlle;
REMOVER & OWEN, independence;
GILBERT. FAIL n CO., vanlue;
J. W. LATHAM, Mt. Blanchard:
I. MAilON & SON, Willlamsluwn.
May u, lSGl.-t0ct II, CO., ny
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A DMlEIsTRATOR's NOTICE.- The uu.
IA dersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
mintstrntor Of tho estate Of Nathan Probble
late OF Hancock county, Ohio, deceased.
u. u. BARNEY,
AuRust "a. 1881. '''''