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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

FRANKFoRr, October Tho Sem
ste took action to-day, looking to q
Standing Committee during the re-
cess OF the Legislature, to call 1t to.
gether at any time without the ne
cessity OF a proclamation from the
Governer.
Zollicoffer's occupation Of London
10 confirmed, and he 10 committing
his usual acts OF robbery, go. II h,
advances to Rock Castles hill, wher,
Gsrrsrd's forces are. there will b,
hard fighting.
Troops are continually passing nj
for some movement. The Ohio an,
Indiana troops have been passipJ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

FRAsKPoRr, October l.--At the afternoon
session Of the Senate yesterday, Senator
Whitaker offered a resolution requesting
John Q. Breckinridge and Loxanes W. Pow
ell to resign their seats as Senators in Con-
gress, as they do not represent the will o
the people of Kentucky, and if they decline
to comply, the United States Senate is re-
spectfuliy requested to investigate their con
duct, and IL found to be in opposition 10 thu
federal government. that they expel then
from their seats. They were passed by twen
ty to eve and sent to the House, which ad
jourued without action upon them.
This morning they came up as unhnishe
business of the House, and a suspension G
the rules 10 consider il was refused-forty I
| thiIty,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

JEFFERSON CITY, September 30.-lnlorm-
alton has been received here that ten thou
sand rebels were, a few days since, in the
Southern part of Green county, moving
Northward A body of four thousand rebels
are also advancing through Bates county
toward Osceola. They ale under command
Of young McCulloch, either son or nephew
OF the ubiquitous Ben.
Sixty more officers and privates OF Multi
gan's command arrived here from Lexington
this morning, and will leave for SAINT Lou:
this evening. They saw no rebel troops or
the way down.
Captain Mitchell, a nephew Of Colone
Marshall, says the accusations of coward ice
against the latter, are grossly unjust; tho
he acted as bravely as any other officer o
the regiment.
Captain Mitchell says Prices army il
composed Of stout, healthy and determined
men, generally quite well armed, and bette
clothed than Colonel MarshalPs regiment.
GeneIal Pope left for Bonneville this morn
ing. Quite a number Of troops have ais
gone.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

SHksRY Wiss BIrTKas.--It is the best me
licine ever used for Spring aud Summer com
plants. 1t has been more literally patronixed
than any othe, ever established in this coun'
try. II Is the same Richardson's BitterS
which has restored so many invalids 10
health throughout the North Eastern states
during the past thirty years. Read the fol.
lowing:
Vas WrRr, Ohio. July &c, 1858.
Dear Sir:-iIasing sold "Dr. Richardson S
Sherry Wine Bitiers" for the last two years.
most respectfully recommend it To the no.
tice Of Dyspeptic pc sons, and all persons
who re ,uire q stimulating medicine.
ID. X. GALLEHERS, NJ. ID.
Sold by J. NJ HUBER 4 co.
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The following fattering notice is taken
from the ortsmouih (Oho) Scoto Valley
Republican, OF April 3. 1858.
ScAsDisAvIA.-A friend writes to us for
our "resl opinion" of DR.. Roback's Scan.
dinavian Remedies-w he can Obtain
them-and why they are called "Scandina-
vian," and we are frequently asked the
same questions. Scandinavia is the ancient
name OF Sweden and Norway, and a Scan.
dinavian, that IS, q Swede or Norwegian
affectionately calls his country "Scandi n
avia," in the same sense as we spesk o
I"Colrmbla," or "The Union" by In,
way, there are over nine thousand Scandin
avian families in Dane county, Wisconsin
Although a citizen of this country for man
years. DR.. Roback is Q Swede by birth, an,
compounds his medicines of Swedish herbs
we think the name is very appropI late. =
We have the very highest opinion Of tn
medicines. and Of DR.. Roback himself. VIII
is not only a singularlY skillful Physician
, but a gentleman Of the Old School, as W
II know personally. Our advertising column
I; will answer the rest Of our friends lelter.-
See advertisement.
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Letter from Kentucky.
HEAD QussrsRs, 49,h Reg't o. W.
Muldraueh Hill, Hardin CO.,


Kentucky, September 25th.
DrAn :-Tbinkinr that il may be in
,eresting to the majority of your readers 10
hear, occasionally. from the 49th Ohio fegi
mt, as q great many of our members are
from your immediate vicinity, |, therefore,
address you few lines, hoping that you may
find u convenient place for them in your col
umns. Although not a subscriber 10 your
valuable lsper, /, nevertheless, peruse II
eagerly whenever I can get hold Of it, and
should be a subscriber were il possible TO
have it forwarded regularly, 5u, that know
to be sheer mpossibiity, as we are riph
| in the enemy's country, with hardly any ia
cilities for Transportation of either mail mat.
ter OF baggage; we get mai matter occasion.
ally by couriers, but very irregulsrly.
We left Camp Dennison for Louisville, via
Cincinnati, last Friday. the goth instant, at
five y clock p. m, in good spirits. owing IN
o great NE asure to our destination. Week.
pecied, up TO the moment OF starting, TO pro
ceed direct TO Grafton, Virginia, bat were
happily disappointed in receiving dispatch
countermanj,ng the order, and ordering US
to report to Major Anderson, at Louisville,
Kentucky, forthwith. You can we'll i'm.
agine the reaction Of feeling among the boys.
They all seemed TO have a complete horror
Of those Virginia hills, and hailed the idea
OF going TO Dixie with unbounded enthusi-
ssm. We proceeded, withoutany particular
incident or accident, TO CINCINNATI, aud
there embarked on board of steamers about
,leven O'Clock, y. M, the same day, fuI
Louisville, and hal o splendid trip down
the river. The boys enjoyed it highly,
great many OF them having never tahen 0
steamboat ride before. We arrived in Louis
Vile about eleven O'Clock, a. M, Saturday,
the 2ls. instant. Our reception there wa:
magnificent-almoSt beyond description
We proceeded from the levee through th,
main thoroug hfare 10 tue Louisville House
and there halted, and were welcomed BY
| Major Anderson, (the hero Of Sumter,) IN
, neat speech, which was responded to b!
Colonel Gibson in his usual eloquent ant
impressive style. From there we proceeded
T to the Nashville depot amid the waving o
: the stars and stripes and the loud huzzas o
grateful people. At the depot we wer,
r tre"ied to a bountlinl repast by the ladies'
TO winch We did ample justice, ond Whicl
elected three hearty cheers and tiger 70
The ladies OF Louisville. Weleft there early
III the evening expecting TO have "5ruSh''
. with the enemy that night, but were dsap
pointed, and after pursuit Of thirty miles
encamped for the night, with the mother
earth for bed and the starry fr;nament io
! coverlet After hearty snoOze, we re-
'umed our march on fooi--a forced march o
sixteen miles, through a rugged country [,
: Elisabethtown. near which we are now en-
: camped, aud which is the birth. place o
President Lincoln, and real bot bed of Sc
+ cession. They are terribly "town on'' him
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

LorD is the praise in favor OF valuable
medicine, and Or. S. A. Weav-Fs Symp
and Cerate is curing every case of Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, letter, Ulcer.
ated Sores, scald Head, Sore Eyes. and all
the diseases that are the result of impure
blood. People suffering from these diseases
can be cured by persevering in the use Of
lr. Weaver's remedies. The syrup will
purify the blood and drive the disease 10 the
surface OF the skin, when by applying tie
Cerate, cure is sure. ltnever fails. Tryit.
4 Sold by s. ID. FREY.
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DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine BittcrS

hrc prepared by IN eminent ind skillful Phv.
stefan who has used them successfully In his
practice for the last twenty five NcHrs. The
proprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
rigNt h. mtTuiacture and sell Dr j. BOvce
D 49, Celebrated imner'rl Wine Bi'terS. hai
them tested bv two distinguished medical
ractltuncrS, who pronounced them vulu'
,hlc remedy for djscase.
Although the medical mon of the country,
as a general thing, disnpprovc OF Patpnt Med
iclncs. yet we do not believe that Il respect
able Physician can he found in the United
STATES acquainted with their medical proper
ties, vino will not highly approve DR.. j. Bu
WEE pOpS' IMPERIAL WINE BGIrEES.
W Ml ncMIv se,u'en i,Aces. where ',ere u
from which u poisonous miasm't Is created
these Birers should he used every morning
before breakfast,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

Nav ADvERrisEMENTs:-. Attention
ia directed to the advertisement Of
PATTERSON 81 Taylor, in another col.
uinn Of this issue. Purchasers will
remember tha, those business men
who advertise literally can afford to
sell cheaper than "old fogies."
We would also call attention to
the advertisement Of Isaac Davis, in
another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
The Cordial is all we Claim for it'll!
Mothers, Try TIL!

And To- you We appeal, To- detect the illness
or decline not uuly II your daughters before II
he too late, but also your sous and husbands,
for while the fnrmcr from false deiicary, "rier
po dnwn To- "A pre,ua,ure grave, rather than L.,
heir condition be known IN time, the llite'
are often 50 mixed up with the excitement Z"
business, that II II were not t'r you, uhoy i"n
wnuld travel .. the same downwardpalh unit
il Ia too late tn arrest their fatal tall. Brt III
| mother II always yigilHnt, and I" ynu We c,i'
Hdsntly appeal; 'or we are sure y:I. never
| failing affection Will uncrringly pcint you I,
PROF. wOOVS Rt.S t.SroRAriVECbElilAi An
| BLOOD RENuN NroN as tho remedy wh'c
should be always ou hnd IN time "tneed,
u. j. WuOD. propri"tor, tt Broadway
New Ynrk, and Ia Market street, ~. Is'u
Missouri. and sold nv ah good Druggists. Pr,
One nilar per bnttle,
May l, is'i.--tiy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

An AooIDEsT.--On the evening Of
Saturday isst, as the people we're re-
turning from the Fair Ground, several
teams commenced running of, and In
the confusion caused in the attempt
TO clear the way. Mr.. Samuel Frey,
ofthis place, was run over by horse
and quite badly hurt, ii was thorgh
At -6rat fatally, but we understand hs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID TOD,
yOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
BENJANIIN STANTON,
FOR TREASURER 0Y STATE.
@. vOLNEH DOR EY.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JOSIAH SCOTT.
YoR cONpTa0LLER OF rBR TREASURY,
JOSEPH II. RILEY.
PoR SECRETARY oP STATE,
BENJAMIN k. COwAN.
FoR BotRD oP PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN TOHRENCE.
roR STATE SENATOR,
CHARLES NJ. GODFREY.
PoR JUICE COURT COMMON PLEAS (l0th Dist. }
MACHIAS q. wIIITELEY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
WILLIAM ID. CARLIN.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CONRAD LIME.
poR PRosycUTIsG ATTORNEY,
EZRA BROWN.
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som. E relish journals, notorious for their
hostility | beril politics, din us from day
to day with doleful statements concerning
the expense OF the conflict TO the North
They forget that the white population Of the
South, with less weali h and smaller numbers,
have an equal pressure to sus ain. President
Davis in his last Message. refers TO the
abundant crops with which the South has
heen blessed. But even ifthe supply OF corn
be equal to two Years consumption OF the
population. how are the people 10 buy IT, II
their industry IS oppressed by severe taxation
and an interruption Of the channels Of trade!
\ loan N cotton is n costly and awkward
substitute for loan in cash; aud II the war
lasts only portion Ji the "thfee or hvt
yeirsn thoupht possible by the secess lonsi
chief, Encleud, tLcir principal customer.
. will have found Other sources OF supply, and
will not 90 back To the markets she has left
on ANYTHING ike the old terms. Mr. Davis
speaks of The demands Of tue "la!ge and in
! creased expenditure for tie support of the
/ army" and of the great numbers who flock
! To JOIN it's ranks. The first siatemen, iadl-
| Gates the early advent OF financial pressure
| aud the second tells OF a population whlcb
, has no other work 10 40. "Calm and sub
| hme' devotion to Leero slavery IS burlesqut
OF sentiment, and viii certainly not cause
] 'ShCrlU'tS IluNc lNll N'hi w Nthl WIN W.
faltcring purpose" OF gunuine spirit n,
South may have its share; but the bull
OF the Planters are not fighting for an idea
but Tor the sheer fact OF their properly beinl
IN "niggers," aud endangered by the fre'
principles which are avowed. Vi not prac
ticed, IN the North. A sense OF weakness
is also shown IN the constant hankerng af
Ter European aid. England, they pretend
must come TO their rescue 10 prevent tn
sioppage of the Manchester mills, and Prime
Napoleon was invested with q mission I
. examine into the state of affairs, and 'ndi
cate to his cousin the hest moment for ac
knowlrtsing the Confederation Of the South
The fact rs, neither party can afford the col
lSon they have provoked, and # the Ne'
York Merchant is punished in credit and /,
purse. we may he sure that the negro drivin
D Planter is much nearer the road to ruin 'ha
the way to wealth.
- London Morning ChIOu, Gle,
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MOFFAT'5
LIEE PILLS AND PHOENIX bITTIRS

fJNHESE MEDICINES have now hccn before
/ the public for period ot THIRTY YEAR
ard during that time have maintained u high
character IN almost every par, oi the Globe,
for their extraordinary and immediate r"wei
of rcsturing perfect health Ia persons suffering
under nearly every kind Of disease to which
the humnn frame II liable.
The following are among the distressing
yuripiv nt liuni.tu diseases In which the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSURPASSED

For Sure Throat, so common among the Cler.
gy. they are truly valuable.
For the aged and iniirm. and for persons of a
weak constitution Tor Ministers the Gospel
lawyers and all public srcakrrs-i"r Book
Keepers, Ttilors, ScamStrcSSes, Students. Art
lists. and all persons leading ascdeniary lite.
they will prove truly beneficial.
As n beverage. they are wholesome. limo
cent. and delicious to the taste. They produce
I'll the eXhilaraiiug effects of brandy or zine,
without intoxicating: hnI are a valuable rem.
edy Tor persons addicted To the use of excess
i've strong drink. and whn wish 10 refrain from
Il. They are pure and entirely free from the
pO'sonS contained in the Hd liberated " inns and
liquors with which the c""ntry iS ilordcd
I These BIT crs not only CURE, but PREVENT
disease, and should he used hy all who live in
! u country where tho water is bad. or where
IthilS and F,verS aro prevalent. Being en-.
liirelg innocent and harmless. they NAV he
given freely tu children AID infants with i'm.
lpuniiv.
| Physicians, Clercymcu and tcm1nrance I'D.
vocaicS. as iu acI of humanity. should assist
| in - reading these truly valuable BlTTERS
over the Land. and thereby essentially aid in
; ibani>hing drunkenness and disease.
In Affections Of the Head, Sick Head.
/ ache, or Nervous Hen dache, DIR. DOd.'
Imperial " inc Bittrrs viii be found a.
be Most Salutary aud Eilicacious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

GALLiPoLis, October 2.-The expedition
planned by Col. J. v. Guthrie. OF the First
Kentucky Regiment. and sent out undel
Lieut.. Col. EnYart and Col. Piatt. has re-
turned. They encountered the enemy al
Ohspmansville, under Col. J. Lucien Davis
Of dreenbrisr, and utterly routed them =
The enemy lost between fifty and sixty kill
mo.
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PREF. o. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR,

Is precisely what its name dictates, for While
pleasant to the taste, II is revlv,ying, extlar'
ating and strengthening tn the vital Iowcrs,-'
It also rrvivines, reinstates and reneas the
blood IN all lis original purity. and thus re-
stores and renders llie system invulnerhble Ia,
attacks of disease. II ~ the only preparation
ever offered tn lho world in IL popular form So
as To be within the reach oi all.
81 chcmicl'y and sklllully combined rs to-
he the most powerful tonic, and yet 80 perfect
Is adapted 10 act in perfect drcorinnc' ruth the
idios OF nature, AMI hfnrf S0ofhe The rrast1 SION,
uch, tone up tho digestive organs. hih ai''y MI
hervuus ald other trrltatlrn. II ls alsii per
ircily exhia,atng in lis effects, and yet u -
never followed ny lass tudc ar depression ~
spirits. II is CONFUSED cviirelr "i vegetables.
and those thoroughly combining powerful Ton
ic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never iuiure. is II sure lre\chlNo a'd
cure ui
CONSTITUTION, BRONCHITIS, iNDlGE~r-
! lON, DISrEp>l ). WANT uF APPETITE,
/ FAlNTNESN, NERVOUS lRllrABlllIi,
NEURALGIA, PAi.PiIATlON OF 1hE
HEART. MELANCHOLY, HlPUIll
uNnRlA, NIGHT SWEATS, IN
GuGR. GlDDlNi'SS, AND ALL
THAT CLASS OF CASES 50
FEBRFuil.l fArALcALL.
I iEU FEMALE wEAkNEsS, AhD IRREGULARITIES,
THERE Is NOTHING Iis EQt AL.
Also, Liver Deraugemenls or Torilidity. an'
Liver Complaints, Diseases ui the Kidney, O
any general arrangement oi the urihdf! or
gHus,
II will not only cure the debility folnw'n
rHl.i.S and FEVER. bu, prevent AL hilhrk
- arising irCm Miilsma,ic influences, and cur
the Diseases ot once, II already attacked.
Travellers should have n bottle with then
rs II will iniaiiibly prevent any delottriou
conse meme ces iulluwlng upon change oiclmai
and water.
As IL preyen,s C ,stivonoss, strengthens III
digestive orgIus. II should be III the lalds
all persons OF sedentary hai'i's.
Ladies not accustomed to much out doc
exercise shuuld always Use II.
a. Mothers should uso II, tor II isa perie'
y relief taken u mnntl, or two before tue mn
trial; She will pass the dreadful period VII
perfect ease ami safety.
trhcr. i,ro Nn,tais. RboutI u.
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WssuISGTON, Oct Der IA large compa.
ny Of Telegraph men and bridge builders are
at work to-day on the Virginia side of the
Potomac.
Grcai activity prevails along our lines.
Thete are no signs ot any movement OF the
enemy to-day, and no new alarms occurred
las, night.
All the troops on this side the Potomac
are IN readiness for an immediate march.
1t is reported that the rebels are sitongi,
posted at Fairfax Court House, and also tha
they have several regiments below Leesburc
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THM MAT.ES.

The many certificates which have been ten.
drrcd us, ami the letters which we are daily
receiving, are conclusive proof That among
B he women these Briers have givcna Satsiac.
trun which no others have ever done eforc.-
M vulnau IN the land should be without them.
and those who once use them viii not fail ~
n
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The uninn state Pla,fnrm.

Resolved. "That the present deplorabie
civil war has been forced upon the country
by the disun'onists OF the Southern states,
now in revolt against the constitutional gov
eminent, and in arms around the capital.
Resolved, That in this nationsl emergen-
cy we banish oil feeling Of mere passion or
resentment, and will reccollect only our duty
TO the whole country; that this war was not
waged upon our part in any spirit Of oppfess.
ion, nor for any purpose Of conquest or sub.
iugstion; nor for the purpose Of overthrow
ing or interfering with the rights or es,ab
lished institutions OF the states but to de.
fend and maintain the supremacy of the
Constitution, and TO preserve the Union,
with all the dignity, equality and rights o
the several states unimpaired and as soon
as these objects are accomplished, the wal
ought to cease
Resolved, In the language Of the Honora.
BILE Joseph Holt, we are. "for the Union
without conditions, one, and indiyisible,
now and forever; for its preservation at any
and every cost Of blood and treasure, against
all its assailantsj aud against any and ever,
compromise that may be proposed TO be
made under the guns Of the rebels"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-04

~ NLuRAiGIA can be permanently cured
by "Dr. Leland's Anti. Rheu matte Band
See advertisement Of "Great Cute," in an.
other column.
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UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL
is TUE PRAISE OF
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTBRS.

The Celebrated New England Remedy
For Habitual Constipation, Jaundice and Head
ach o, General Debility, and all diseases arif
ing from Dsordered Stomach, Liver or Bow
els.
They are used and recommended by lesdin
hysicians of the country. and all VINO r.
them pronounce them invaluable.
Dr.JA'S J.. LEEphRE. writes from Navarr,
Stark county, Ohio, ''the bitters are higl
praised by those suffering from indigestion
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
T.. :. DAVIS. Postmaster OF Willamsport
Ohio, says"they give great satisfaction. u,
them myself having taken cold. herHme pros
tiIitr. AMI lost my appetite. ~ relieved un
and can rer,,mmendit with great assurHnc,
OF its merits
DR.. WILLIAM ". KERR. Of Rogersville, In
diana, writes us that they are the must vaiui
bile medicine ,t.Iered. lie has recommended
them with great success. and with them mad
several cures Of Palpitati"n OF tile Heart are
General Debility. .' I. sL
TIiIMAS STANFORD, esq. of B,ountsviIl,
Hcrry cuunty Indiana. writes us loneletier
under date nt Ma' lsGO. Ne W. n uch re
duced, having been afflicted for three year
with great Nervous Debility, Palpitaton Of the
Heart of the most severe aud prOsirating char
scter, "after using n few bottles. WAS com
letely restored, and am now in robust health
j. w. HUNT writes from Delphos, Alei
county, Ohioi Ia asection where Feverand Agu'
revailS,) ina, ~ most cheurfuly recommend,
them of decided merit IN all eases Of fevei
and Aguc, Dyspepsia, and General Debility.
u. X. GAbLEIlERS VI. H., writes from Va,
Vert. Ohio, ~ most respectfully iec"mmcn,
the sherry Wine Bitt"rs 4" the notice oi Dys
peptic persons, aud to all who require slim
ulating medicine"
sUCU NEWS WE RECEIVE DAILY.
tuLL DmEcrinSs ACCOMPANY EAcn BOrrLa.
Bold by dealers In medicines generally.
Price, Is cents per bottle.
J. N. HARRIS Il CO.. Cincinnati,
General Agents for the southern and Weston
states. Also for sale by
LASGwoHTHy FReY,
ISRAEL GRgES, Findlay;
j. NJ. IlrBER & Co.,
" BARNly. plnasantvillc;
KgSowkRA OWEN. West Independence;
GiLBEBT. FAnL a Co., Vanlue;
J. W. LATHAM, Mt. blanchard;
4. MAuoS : SoX, Williamstnwn.
May %, 1851. l.-(Oct IL. '60.) -llv
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Gour can be permanently cnredby Doctor
Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band. See adj
vertisement of "great cure" in another col.
umn.