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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

lsICuMoND, January %, - Gov.
letcher to day communicated to the
Legislature the coercion resolutions
adopted by the state OF Ohio, witt
message, saying that the sending
OF such resolutions TO the slnvehold
ing safes, can have no ether ctfrcl
than to excite fresh feelings of re
sentiment, intlame existing prejndices,
increase the present difficulties and
enbarass, if not defeat, oil efforts
that are now being made to al just
tho controversy between the NORTH
aud South.
llo suggests the propriety O
sending as u rcbukc to the Governor
ot Ohio, HE refusal to surrender
Owen Brown and Francis Merriam
when demanded by tho authorize.
Of this commonwealth as fugitivct
from justice.
Laid on the table by Il small ma
jority.
/ Tho Senate to day debated th'
million defense bill, pending whirl
an adjournment was carried.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

Mr.. CLEMENS SrEECu - No speech
has pro !uced moro decided sensa-
ton this session than that of Mr..
Clemens to-day, who represents the
Wheeling district of Virginia. lie
perfectly demolished secession and
its rash advocates. exposing the
selfish motives which animated Mr.
Toombs and other self appointed
leaders, and tho inevitable ruin that
would fall upon the border states i
they suffered themselves to be drawn
into this reasonable coalition agains'
their real interests. BY comparing
the statistical results, he demon
strated that the South wanted pop
ulation and not expansion, and tina
the latter could only bo attaine,
through the African slave trade
which was at the bottom Of th(
movement, though now admitted il
qualiiie terms, Both sides gather
ed around him. and while the cX
tremists endeavorci to distract at
tention. every word told with un
usual effect. AS no had not close,
at the end Of the hour, motions wer,
made to extend the time, but object
ions were shouted from the Soutl
side, even to let him print the con
clusion. A more thorough exposur,
and dissection of false pretenses ha
rarely been witnessed, and no sur
prise was excited that the dema
gogucs and conspirators should hav
WINGED as they did.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

REPORTED SEIZURE OF THE SAINT
Louis ARsENAL,-An evening or
two ago, rumor that Gov. Jackson
had given orders for the seizure OF
the arsenal, ran like wildfre through
the city. We have reason to think
that Major Bell, the officer in com
mand OF the arsenal, did not utterly
disbelieve it. In fact, he took mea
suros to resist the anticipated onset
The story, like SO many others OF
tho same kind which the public have
heard of late, was doubtless untrue,
but can We wonder that it should
have obtained extensive circulation
and no inconsiderable credenco,
when it is notorious that q treason
able society is daily and nightly en-.
listing members, and drilling and
arming? This reasonable society,
known as the minute men," osten,
tatiously displays it's proceedings =
Its publicly avowed purpose is tC
make war on the United States
whenever invited to do so by th,
Governor of the state. The organ
Of the Minute Men, the Bulletin
has the etlrontery to state that en-
listing and drilling is constantly
practiced at the head quarters o
tho society, corner of Fifth anC
Pine. 1t is notorious that a larg'
number Of muskets have been con
veyed thither recently. Now, tn
}, question is, are the Minute mel
acting legally or illegally If the.
are acting illegally we again call OF
Judges, Juries and law officers t.
assert and enforce tho laws.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

SrRINGFnIp, Illinois, January 22.
y delegation OF the Indiana Legis.
'atnrs waited upon Mr.. Lincoln to-
lay, aud invited him to pass through
Indianapolis on hi1 way 10 Wash.
lngton, 1t is probable that Mr..
L'nc"ln will accept the invitations
IT the States of lndiaua. Ohio, p-nn-
sylvania, aud New York, to visit
their respective capitals on his ronte
TO Washington. lle has not yet
determined when he will start.
Matras Romero. the Mexican re-
preventative Of the Liberal party,
Was with Mr.. Lincoln this morning.
The sympathes of the Liberals are
with the Union men oi the United
STATUS. They dread the license
which disunion would give to fil'
lihustvri'm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

THE SICrmrRV' CoNFgDERA AcY.-
Every effort will he made to shape
the Southern government ~ soon Ha
practicable, with a view of present.
ing formidable Organization bcioro
the ith OF March. Ii ia to be
called the "Coniederacy of North
America The present Consti,u.
ZION Of the United States will be
adopted, with An amendment ex.
tending the period of naturalization
/" twenty one years. Other altera-
tionS ara proposed, bu! not matureI
Il hy the managers. who have assumed
the absolute crntrnl oi this move.
mcnt aud ,lo not design thar the
people shall hive any voice in the
new order lf thngs. Ii is intended
t. he IL close corporation through
out.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
Threatening News from Pensacola.

The news from Pensacola by tel
egraph last night, is threatening -
The troops of Alabama, Mississippi
and Georgia, are concentrated there
in force, and avowedly preparing to
assault Fort Pickcns. The War
i Department has sent orders, by tel
egraph and express, to the command.
ant at the fort, to set strictly on the
defense. The most conspicuous CT
ton state politicians are said to have
advised against an attack, but they
have not the control OF their military
forces, who consider the flag Of the
United States flying from tho ram.
parts of the fort menace and pro
vocation. The latest news by mail
from Pensacola was that nearly two
thousand state troops had been col.
lected there, and that they were
anxious to fight. The Montgomery
/ (Alabama) Mail, of the 18th, saye:
An attack is hourly expected to
be made on Fort Pickens. All par
ties arc confident Of success.
The fort is of immense strength,
designed to mount over two hundred
guns, and commands the harbor, the
navy yard, and all other forts in the
vicinity. 1t is situated on low
candy island, and its wall: are forty
five feet high. The Pensacola Oh.
SerCer says:
! Lieutenant Simmer, in command
at Fort Pickcns, is q native of one oi
the New England states, and has the
reputation of being brave officer,
ln reply to the commissioner who
waited on him to know if he would
surrender the fort, he said he had
instructions from Washington to keep
it, and he should not violate them.
He will, d ubtless, resist as long as
he can. He must ultimately yield.
however, to the superiority of NUN.
hers.
Lieutenant Bergman, command
ing the IIyaHaotte, kept his war
steamer necessarily moving at vari
Gus points, opposite the yard, and
p:ai. , " Wv. ov''','"|'.,' ~ q. VI =
The troops" here referred to, are
The troops of the states OF Florida,
,' a''" ''ia ,'. ",'n y, '','ss, p' "' '''.ne
P""fI Ii':, ."i"S ~ '"N'"s l"D,N'''o''
w.. w. = ~ ''''p pa.II S'I,I' ''n! S"'" 91S =, =
O"l''"'" 'a'','o'P' WIS "tcI' ~,
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,.,,, s,,,.a ,,,.,t,. -. =, .,.,, ,,| -
Inv. bean ra,l,cnJ Ly Irrlin", ,,r
effective uso
NJ, VIA. I..,. ,.....
"' ''"''''e .'",'.''S''' "'''''S7''4
the changes oi AFFAIRS at PENSACOLA,
says:
Possibly with the ha,terics they
hold, which are inefficient for the
purpose, they Chc state arlhoritjesl
viii fire on mcn.oi.war to prevent
their coming thus as a reinforcement
10 Fort Pickcns rs the Carolinians
fired on the STIR of tie lTist. Ii
they do. thcv will be shcllrd out O,
the navy yard il half An hour, should
the commanders of the ship3 have
a mind 20 rctaliate, and the harrison
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
~ w. ENTRIKIN,
Il. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

RgsiDESCg-Opposite the Joint Stock Hotel
on Sandusky street, West of Main.
OPrIcE-FOur doors South of Wheeler Bro 5
ss- When professionally absent, orders may
be left at his, residence,-ill such orders Wi
receive prompt attention.
,Du. ESrIIKIs is prepared to furnish ArthCia
Eyes. These move ike the natural eye, anC
are so perfect as almost to defy detection
Also, Supporters, Shoulder.B Braces, Artihcia
Ear.Drums, Urinals, and Haslans Artincia
Ear for tho deaf, Call and examine specimens
Especial attention given to operations upoT
and treatment of Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
January 2jth, ls6l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

CoLFAx's bill TO suspend mail IA
cilities with seeding states, will b,
strongly pressed, aud in the present
temper Of Congress will likely pass it,
It will cause great embarrassment in
the Southern states, aud add largely
10 their already heavy expenses.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

BosToN, January 22.-The ship
Hartty, from New Orleans, for Bos
ton, went ashore on the goth ultimo
on Sandy Cay, and on the 22d ulti'
mo, was burned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
nited States and Foreign
PATENT AGENCY.

WE are prepared to transact business o
w every description relating to Cavcat
Drawings, specifications, Patents, Infringe
ments and tho Patent Laws.
BRAlNERD Il BURRIDGE,
Bank street, opposite Weddell House, Cleve
land, Ohio. tJune :, lsG0.-ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

TuR"Nro, Canada West. ] ,nuary
22.-Mr. Doves, the newly elected
Mayor. in his speech last night to
the Council, stated that large &C.
cessions to our population might be
expected on account OF the troubles
in the states an. recommended such
policy in regard to taxation, Sc,
rs will esp ciaIly favor such 'emi-
grafton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

nANIEL u. BEAItDsLEY, Attorney nt
~ Law, will promptly attend to all bust
aess entrusted to his care.
AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
will attend to the Writing and acknowledging
of deeds and mortgages, and to the taking OF
aopositions.
0rrIck-Melodeon Building, in the room for,
merly occupied by J. +. Caples, Esq.
Pindlay, Ohio, April 23, 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

Tiro Doors South of the Reed House, Findidy.
Where they will be pleased to receive tie Wis
It's of their old customers, and as many other
as are disposed to favor them in their line .
business. November y lNiO,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

TnE OH" al X port OF the Secrc-
tary of War shows the aHoant Of
arms seizel by the South, exclusive
of those in Florida. TO DO sixty
thousand muskcts and six tlioisahd
rifles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

on the side of my country. APP
plause. Already in the South bold
men, educated men, chivalrous men,
were drilling and disciplining the
military forces. Men were excited
with all the pomp and circumstance
of war. Men believed that Lincoln
and his cohorts were going to the
South TO apply the torch to towns,
and hamlets, and dwellings, and
these things arose from Southern
misipprehensions OF Northern men.
To ullay this, to stop the tide Of re
volution, he would vote for the Crit
tenden propositions. He would vote
for the proposition he had submitted
himself, he would vote for the report
Iof the gentleman from Ohio, he
would vote for anything that was Of
any value, that had any principle,
and that would relieve the public
mind from the apprehensions that
beset it, He hoped Congress would
effect something to stay the tide OF
revolution; but if nothing could be
done, as he said before, he would
go before the people, and throw
himself into the "deadly imminent
breach" and would resist the wave
of disunion to the last. And if the
worst came to the worst; II his state
should be ragged to the brink OF
the fearful precipice, and be made
an unwilling victim, it would only
be at the last moments OF his cOun-
try's ruin. And now, in advance,
he washed his hands clear Of the
shame and OF the crime that will
attach to those who would overthrow "
public liberty, and raise despotism
on its ruins. Wherever the flag OF
his country iIoated, there would he
90, and he would cling to it in this,
the dark hour ol her peril, with all
the sacred trust and confidence OF
an enthusiast clinging to his God. -
| Applause
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

DR.B. BEECH, uldrespectfullannounc
IL that he haspermanently located in Fndlay
where he will attend TO AL calls In his profession
once and residence on west side of Main st,
IN the building formerly occupied by A Younkip
yearly opposite the new Presbyterian Churcb
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
nossEr n nUpD'
CHESTER CHURCH

nosgEr n nUpD. CHESTER CHURCH
HURD u CHURCH, General Collecting
III Agents, will promptly attend to the COZ
lection OF claims OF all kinds, in Hancock and
adjoining counties.
EsQ.; Wheeler a Bros.
sTOfice-second floor Dixon House Block
corner room' IAug. 8, ls5S-Iy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01

nR. II. w. ENTRIKIN, will hereafter dc.
IL vote his entire time To the practice of Med
. olne and Surgery, in Findlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention to business at all
Lines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
~r.TruE,s AssIsTANr..

NATURES ASSISTANT
IN DIR. v, ID. SoPER, would respe ctfully
announce that he has permanently located in
Findlay, where he will attend to all calls in his
Profession.
sS- once In Colts Block, formerly occupied
by DR.. Armstrong. lJanuary IL, 1850
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
r e IT E r M A MS
(poRNERLY sTorGnroS's)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,

rTNITlS establishment has been so long in opo.
II ration, and It's reputation Is su well known
by the people of Hancock and adjoining coun.
sies, that we presume IL Is not necessary tn
mention rIiEFACT, that all the different styles
ofpictures are taken here. in manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
and at lew prices to suit the times.
So stock Of fancy Cases will he sold out
At GREATLY reduced prices.
Having a SKY LiGHr along with all tho other
improvements fthe day, we can produce a
3oop-rosED picture. Examine specimens at
the revolving sign and at the rooms, In DR..
Rawson's block, opposite Wheeler X bros.
w REITERMAN.
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BARBER SHOP.
COMA w Az g. S w E e T
Doctor Carlin's Block,

VTAVE removed their Barber shop 10 Tho
III new and elegant room Just fitted NJ ioi
I'm that nurnosc in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-02-01
" f"F " IT IT wv TT Y
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
FURNITURE
Cheap for Cash, at Porch's Old Sh

Cheap for Cash, at Porch's Old shop!
DERS0NS wishing to buy Furniture that is
i worth more than simply carrying home,
viii ind good lot of
Chairs, Bcdstcads. Tables, Sc, .Sc.,
At my old shop,
EAST OF THE wOULEN FACTORY.
in the manufacture of my Bcdsicads, ! use a
cast iron fastening (my own invention), which
for ease Of setting up. pcrmanency aud dura'
bility, IL superior 10 AL others now in use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else
where. All kinds of Furniture made to order,
ChCap for. Cash
All Work Warranted!
Sc Orders for Collins ofany quality prompt.
ly attended to, ut as LOW PRICES aS any
where else. II. PORCH.
FIspLAY, September II, lsGO.
All kinds of turned Chair StuiT on haEds at
Porchs shop. All kinds "i Wood Turning done
to order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
September 81 Leo.
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AT THE LOWEST PRlCES!l

rs All orders nllcd al short notice, aud th,
work will he equal 10 amy, either East or West
August 2i. lNJH. NJ. ID. MILLER.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.


TrosPfrAh or Tn nTEnIVAT. COZ.
II LEoS ~ vi liz y, z.Thss nesIa:.l crest.
reception Of patients. nis adrs,rabiy saapte1 By
its plan for the accommodation of the SICK and IL
shsir soIort and sceesssfai .resirasas IL ss.
ualior on Marshall street, east OF 18th, lrnIaedi-
assly adjacent 10 th. nsdisel College. " nile re-,
sosysn.snt Of access from All parts 81 The city.
| The peiisnis are nnder the irameaiste charge o!
| the Professors of the College, twho make daily
vislts.) ssaisssd by soInratsnt Resident Fhysis
| eisu.
mant are admitted, exsspt the IssksE, aud thoss
lsboring adler SMALLPOX Asp eTaEs iSsHofIous
LYIsa-TE woasr, beth white AID sclcred, ~.
sslse spssisl ssEs AID ssteE.ioa.
Including Bo.-d, asdiesi A..sad,n.., Sc,
White patients. ........es PER wsss,
Ana :. as s:;aa raj. ;or traction. Of weak
20. less than one week, 81 per day. up to the
shsfgs for full week.
several nsssiy furnished Psiy.Ts Koos s, h.rs
naodations. The charge FOX thess Win vsyJ troE
s9 TO els per week.
S VIII BE- reasirsa IL sda.on e lis sbos.
weekly rates.
limited number OF beds placed AZ the disposal
Of Charitable Asso-isttone, at $50 per RnGun,
p,ysbis semi annusly. or II corresponding rate
patieats conveyed to or from the, Hospital in s
s1tssbis vsaisls. provided expressly for the pur
rose.
Hospital, and inspec. its arrangements
Presidsnt--Dr. L. 8. .9YEES.
Attending PhyEiSssls--Ds. TUCRBS, GoI'
WAY, aud MGCAW.
AHendRs saFzsqse,. ORA. GIBSON. FETioo.
Resident Pbys,cian-Dr. ISAIAH II. WHITE.
steward-F n. PARISH 40 2-iy
fyhLLEvUk HOsPiIAL,
. C6UEQH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WEI-1 PA7fssTs-In wards, Ss Per week; 81
Yriczts rooms, ~ 10 Tis per week.
SlAvEs-as per week. Less taan week, - PEI
day; bnt not TO exceed IS per week. Srsetions
over tbs 6fxt week II csnts per day.
No ertrG ch1TGe; except for surgical opersticns,
and Il Gu an additional Zee ranging from ~ TO ~
will BE- charged. BBs pasobs SIS TssscrcIt q tn
Fasses. No sniau-p admitted.
A covered spring wagon will convey patients t0
sud tyela the hospital when desired Vrders mSs
10 left =. the Hospital. St tae cf-cs of a. Ii. noL
LADY. "a strsst, between Eain and Cary.
The subscriber, who has heen connected With
shs iastltntioa since its foundation, having taks1
Il under ots exclusive charge, aided By S2ogstsn
sssists2sz, soitett2 4 s0ut1nuanes CT ire Hbersi
oasronrgs CT his frtsu6s ard o; shs p1b1s geas
rally.
Aftsaaies Physician and Surgeon,
JANIS BOLTOa, Il. D.,
a,ae& street, between 4sn sra sth.
AgsIs3AsTa:
@, ". Z. EE0JK, II. a.,
Ghsg.h A.LI, str. ssth and Msfshal SITS.
W. W CoaoIH, Il. D.,
Sc Is--tv Resident Ph~sssisn.
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WORTH TEXisa.-Ihe following receipts
nave been furnished US by most estimable
Iadys and VIE have the assurance Of their
having been attended with success whenever
tried:
TO Make Yeast Take handful of hops, pat
them Ia forr pints Of water: boil them nn nth
nAii OF tho water IN boiled away, strain ii
through sesvc, then add pint and half OF
corn meal, one tablespoonful OF table salt.
Dali cup OF cold yeast. Let il rise well be-.
400 two tAblsspoonsfpl Of tbs yeast.
Tor Making 6r.ad. To quart Of flopr put
1cuT tablespoonful Of yeast, q tables Donnfni
Of lard. tablespoonful Of salt, one egg. wa
IL hard and we'll, pnt IL 70 riss, w6en we'll
risen work the second time, put 6 IN the oven
81 pea ycu hsks In, ct Il 70 rise oniekly ons
Aous. than bake: one hous y samat0ns to hare
r. well done.
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y y
IN EOHERT y. g0wgES,
@Ea AFJTHRoAEy AEp DRUGGIs1,
EeEx leave to Inform mis- friends sna The yubNs
that Ia his taken sad re nttsd in new and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. 3.
yfoed. and mere rsSsntly By G. &. Dawson, Ne. 81,
sosesr Main and W al streets, door above ths
ST. Charles Hotsl, Richmond, Va, sad has jas,
opened with az entirely new stock OF
ESUGs, HgDICIE E6, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLns, PEkFUMERY, 90;
Compfispg every article usually kept " his line,
ssies.ad IA person by himself, with especial rsfsy
sIss to tae!r fFsaan ass purity, and satsrs reli
ability.
Physicians viii ana hsa stock OF. DR. UGs,
CHEki iCALS. STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREFA RATIOGs, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
a0., very complete, embracing many Gsw and d..
siTabl5 articles.
Prescriptions carefully compromised .: any houI
Ct hsy night
nK OEdsrs promptly as.enaes 10.
cs Its ROBT. W. POWERS.
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~ ;aHsM Asn IMr0kfANr -
AXIS EXPRESS COMPANY ssspsst:a.ly sanoans,
to ths pu hie that they have arranged @ rug snsi
Express e rg ICa DAILY frczR EhW YOkR, Phil
thereby aeorainz gopsrsI facilities for oht&iniEs
thsir freight and psskasss IA tfs saorsaS fcssihi'
nnlA.
r. nj. Expresses leave Eh1iAGs: phsA al a. b.
zed II L. r. Expresses leave Baltimore at q, 80
u. ana q ?. e, arriving Ii Richmond st s.ss
Ksyrsssss lsavs aishraond FOR Few York, shils
Sslps.ia and Baltimore. ana ali points Eorsh AGs
W set, >. sac A. M and csc p. e.
ear oMss ONE HoUR before the departure Of ths
Zyaius.
TWICE DAILY. 81 80 a e., +. ii.
Ths Adams Express Company feel snas sksy ssE
guarantees to the public siviity, sttsnt,oa and
isfss.,on in all thei. ntessoarss with thsi- ossr
thsir part 10 meet the wants Of their snsteDess.
Freight and pAskagss arriving BY thsKxrrsss frox
immediatsly, thereby giving 10 eur customers q
advance eftwsivs horrs over oar ssTaassnsss
sTEAMaR EXPRESSES, 70 AND Hgox nsw
FORK. SEM WEEKLY. Frsighas delivered In
s IRE as ssry1 aips
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &C., for
wsrdea with safety and dispxtsh 10 al paris Of the
U1issa Ststss, Uaaeaas, and Europe.
Sprss, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with OF without
GOODS, collected AZ all Asseaglbis points through
out sas oaitsc ssasss, sEd prompt istayHs GuasaR
SLAVES tcFw@s2sa by sssh Of ear Expresses, l:
TOBACCO tsd ether samples saxrisdsas unusual
~ low rates.
Al f-sigh.s pronptly sailed fsr end sslivsrss
- Ter larsss: isforns.sie,. pleas. .sn q. On,
'XS1as EXP gEsg gekpAsY,"
n fEE4D Euxss
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k To THE FoRrH IDOL:
u AILw g.-TrRiEs leave Calvert station,
baltimore, daily, lexcept Sunday, At sac A. n.
and 1t sss T.. tSr Niagara fs.isa fare only Ten
ilton, ali parts OF Westsrn New York ard Canada,
for Detroit, Ghisass, Cin0inns.i, g enis, and al
paYts Of the West, Nofthw est and Southwest.
ns, b., via Niagara Falls IS the sane sest - By
any other route.
new route to View York 10 now cpsn BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
eas change Of ears. Eara, 9s. Take the $50 4. II
v.s sse fG .nrodsa ~ mt Sves
~ Buy tickets cnlyeo Baltimore.
JAS. q. CLAEK1, Sup't.
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IL Special. NOTICE. usss.sa
owing 10 tha almost Impossible
~ ity OF procuring supplies, and then enlv for
cash nay sales hereafter VIII hs for CASH ONLY
excepting only those whose accounts have been
paid heretofore promptly, IN the months q Jan
uary and July. W. i. ". TAYLOR,
u LIN go Brood street.
e, GhEAT hEDUCTt0N sN ass
* PRlCE GR HATS ASD BooTB--- NE
L@a Prom 1s TO 20 per ssnt ave4 by ouy- 80
ms sso1 c,,.,,5 Z; AR K3.s; Sss1ni,s,.~
Molsskir HaSs CT beEs qualify, 93.se do. sssona
quality, 50; fashionable SIX Asta, s2.is sAe s2o
AKIN sswed Boots, ss.sG; Congress 0a'tsr Boss
"a IS; hps ealf Skin ssTe1 shoes, 32.H.
j. 81. kHTHCAg has maize sfrsnG sments With
cpa Of the best makers ia the e.ty c: Philadelphia
&c supply hin, With handsome snd substantial ALI
SKIN sswed BOOTS which he viii sell q. ths oe.
preasdsat@d low pgisa Of TA2Ee DOLLARS AEg
HALF sd Awss
aS spEGlAL NOTWITHSTANDING to tos
skE8 iinpossittiity of procuring supplies, s1-
Gspt fer cab, my sales hereafter will ba
for sssa only, excepting oaly thcss ~hoss Sc.
counts have been paid heretofore promptly Ia the
months OK January xna !ulF.
John G.. PAGE, IA,
myts 90 Main street.