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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
From Fortress Monroe.

July 1.-The celebrated steam
gun arrived last night.
Professor Lowe is expected to-day
with his mopster balloon.
Two prisoners and two deserters
were brought in 10 day.
All ot tho Louisiana I,uave de-
serters, who, having been pressed
into the confederate service, made
their escape on the first Opportunity.
They are II iiormed precisely like
tho Duryea's XJuaves.
The twO prisoners were stragglers
of scouting party of 200 They
agree that the attack on Newport
n w., was INTENDED night beitrc
last, and was only prevented hy the
incessant rains. '.. -#
About 1850 men inclhdine
strong body o. c,valry, with twelve
pieces OF artillery, advanced from
orktowD, where there are over /,
900 troops from Louisiana, Sonth
Caroliua, North Carolina, ami G,nr
aa. The cavalry is made up o
the elite OF Virginia, and ro'xc!cd
in.ly well mounted, Provisions
were scarce at lorStown.
The two prisoners were originally
from Boston and New York. They
were AT Pensacola. and the regiment
having almost mntinied. ihey wor"
paid five dollars each, thr only mon
~ received 10y them. They T. en-
went to Richmond. and lastly cam'
to Yorktown.
Three shots were fred rom Saw
y,r's riied gun at Newport News
thc Mate OF that on the Rip K ,ps.
,ue of which reached the opposite
bark o' the James river, 'our and
hall miles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

WMLIAMsPoRT July at a
pears the intended crossing oi the
lo,nmnc at Shepard's fond. bv "ur
trnnls, " 3 abandoned on accom-, oi
the sleepn"ss q; the opposite bank.
The whole force encamped ut the
ford, embraces eighteen fall regi
nrnts. besides several companies o.
artillery cavalry. &c. They are un
der marching orders ut three o'clock
in the morning, and have ten :
tions. When they cross the river
they will remain.
Colonel Johnson lies three miles
this side OF Martinsburg, with 5000
men. He is observed TO be erect.
ing earth work batteries, and put
ting his guns III position to prevent
the passage OF troops.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

LOUISVILLE, July 2.-There is no
doubt that an epedition against Mis-
souri il forming on the Southern
border of Tennessee.
The Richmond Examiner, of the
29th. states that the agent of the
French government is buying tobsc
Co in that market.
lts Portsmouth correspondent Gays
the six or seven hun lred men EN-.
pioyed in .he navy yard have been
required to take an oath to obey
implicitly, in accordance with the
articles OF war. the orders Of the Pre-.
sidcnt and Secretaries Of War and
the Navy, AMI to sustain the Con
f,drrafe government. One refused
to take il, and was discharged.
lie argues that il was owing TO
the tameness OF the secession scnii
m~nt, that lie was not lynchei on the
spot. Those who ought to know.
believe many sworn to support the
new government will not hesitate to
betray them should au opportunity
offer.
II is clear that Western Virginia
ia well represented here.
Diving bells arc being used here
10 recover the small gune, ordnance
&c. and it ia thought successfully.
The aloop.oI-war Ef,pnDt05ru
will be repaired in thrc monihs.-
The PlymouM can be used us
floaing battery.
The same paper says a Georgia
regiment arrived without arms. the
Governor Of Georgia refusing to allow
more arms to be taken from the
state
no Picayine and oh r r1pcrs
nrge the celebration of tho 4,h OF
July.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

IN pursuance ut m Oricr granted by the
L ProhdI" Court, 0f Hancock county, Ohio, |
wtl! offer tor stlo. al pubiir auction ON the
tenth day uf August. \. D., 1851. at two u'clock
p. n.. ai tie door uf the cuart house. m said
ruUH'r. the Glowing described real estate, sit.
u.,tc IA the county IL Ilsuruck. .t',d state ul
ONO. {" wilG "bring ut4ht acres ui lliid riT g. {
the South half. "f tho Sru'h.E 81 Tiartni, ot
section twenty-five. (2i.) iu t"wLSlip ono. q }
South ot range ten. (lu) East; commencing
ipr the same, at the S"ulh West corner ct SAio
piece ot laui. AMI r-rr, run EtS' sixteen
rods. thence North eighty fdS. thence West
>t,,rcn rods, thence south uiIh. : rods, To the
place ut beginning"
Appraised AZ Sij0.OO. Terms Of Sra: Ono.
halt lu huud, aai uur.u,l n one year from Ae
day oi sale, with iniclC-t. Payment tn be- Sc.
cured by mortgage "u tho premises Sold.
Il. Il. liCl3U.
.idmHidrli0r OF fmGc l.. JfngaH. GcccIs1d.
FiNnL,Y, Luiy lSt, lNGl Il [jw
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Southern News.

LoUIsvILLe, July 1. = Senator
Dreckinridge and Representative
Burnett, have left for Washington.
Seualor Powell intends taking bis
seat. ~ W IS. ~ W "a
Two companies Of l,ossesn's rcgi.
ment went into camp to-day, near
Jefiersonville, Indiana.
The Greensboro kentucky Shield
(secession) reports the probable re.
turn Of one o! the Kentucky comp,.
nies which went tr,Rlchmond. where,
unreeeivei, they have been living al
their own expense.
By special order Of Major Gen.
oral Pillow, dated the eth ul,imo,
1t appears he thinks it is now man.
ifest that owing to the pressure on
the enemies resources in the Fast.
and the belligerent attitude of Mis-.
souri, the enemy will not find him.
sell in position to make descent
on the valley this season.
Correspondence OF tho Memphis
appeal, Of the % h says;
Col. llardee is to operate on the
Western bank of the Mississippi
in concert with the iurcus on this
side.
From the same, il appears that
the 50 900, 900. British loan is not
yet consumnatcd.
1t says that ]. NJ Vernon arrived
at Richmond. direct from Europe.
Although not bearer OF official dis
patches, brings The government it,
telligence OF highly interesting
character. 1t speaks hopefully oi
the market being opened at the prop.
or season for tobacco and cotton.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

safety. A compromise granting
them immunity might produce a lull
in the tempest, but only to burst
forth, at no distant day, with re.
doubled fnry. va
The hanging or the banisbment Of
srch men, is all that will ensure per
'a,aneHt peace, AMI il must be done.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

iNnprENpeNcE Missouri, Jnly
The Santa Fc msil, and Cannon
City cypress arrived this morning
with dates from Cannon CITY OF the
l7lh ultimo, and New Mexico of the
18th. Despite the high waters and
the other hin frances, the proprirtors
are determined 20 come up 10 or
ahead Of time, on This route, AMI 81
lar they are mrrtin. with encour-
agrment in the way OF passengers
and rypres' matter.
Col. B.ouc has rec' ivel a number
Of presents rom the X owa Indians
n Fort Wise, and has authority +,
conclude II treaty OF peace wiki
them.
About three thousand Kiowa and
Camanclie Indians were assembled
at the mouth at Pawnee Fork, while
the Arrapahoes and Cayennes are
encamprd above and below For,
Wise. ali in ANXIOUS expectation ol
receiving their annual gifts. They
did not inole't the mail party, and
will not during the ensuing season
Sprvrlberg's train reached Santa
Fe w'rh large supplies, and other
trains were expected daily.
Onc or two very refreshing and
copinus showers ot rain had fallen.
which gave the New Mexican Farm
crs hours OF yet making corn.
Aecouote from the San Juan
mines are Ilattering. and were more
favorable than heretofore.
A duel WAS fought near old Fort
NJ .rcy between John G. Phillips aud
Joseph Cummings. No injury was
done to either party.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

BALrIMoRs, JnIy 1.-The seizure
OF the sneam r 81. Nicholas, was a
piratical stroke. Abou, fifty Seces.
sionlsts were aboard, disguised AZ
niecha'Iics, among th-m Cal Hol
Inns, late oi The United States steam,
or Susqnehanna disgnised as wo
man. After the seizure the vesse
went IN a pirarical cruise, cap
turing three vessels up the Il pahsn
mock river, laden with ice. coal, and
coffee, which was taken TO Fredricks
burg.
Thcre is nothing new in Balti,
more 10 daY, Cannon Ia Ilneed n,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
An Ordinance
Regulating Distractions on Sideioaks, Streets and
AReys.
PASSED JUNE lsT, 1851,

Regulating Distractions on Sideoaiks, Streets and
AHos.
PASSED June lsT, 1861.
Syc. |. Be it ordained by tho village Coun.
Gil of tho incorporated village OF Arcadia,
That any person or persons throwing into or
causing any wood, lumber, wagons, carriages,
timber or manure, to be thrown or laying, or
leave wagons or carriages into any street or
alley in said town, or suffering any to remain
after reasonable time has been gwen by the
Mayor, in any street or alley adjoining any lot
or lots which he, she, or they may occupy or
own, shall, on conviction thereof, DO fined in
any sum not exceeding hve dollars, nor less
than fity cents for zach and every oifenso, to
be collected as In other cases.
SEc. 2. That any person OF persons who
sha / obstruct any sidewalk within said town,
BY fences, wood, lumber. boxes, or In any 9th.
OF way, to the hiudrance or Inconvenience of
any person or persons pas Ing or repassing,
shall be liable 10 u penalty OF not more than
len dollars nor less than fifty cents for every
such Oliense, to be recoveIedby aclion OF debt,
AS In other cases; and 1t shall be the duty OF
tho Marshal to return the names Of all such
persons rs neglect or disregard the provisions
of this ordinance, to the Mayor, without delay.
This ordinance shall not prohibit persons oc.
cvpying two-thirds ot tho sidewalk and one.
tb]ra,pf the street In front Of any place where
NJ kf may be building,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

GENERAL LEE WANTS To CONE
eAoK AGAIN. Some days ago | 'ip
ior'ned you that II rupture had
broken out between Davis and Lee,
the Oomrander In Chiei OF the Vir,
sinia forces. Although the report
was not believed in many quarters,
| have tho best authority tor saying
that the dispatch in question was
true. Indeed. intelligence was re-
ceive at the War Department TO-.
day, that Gen. Leo had lett the rebel
army in disgust, and was anxious to
have his old position in the federal
army, Add to this the recent ctm.
plimentary letter from Mrs. Lee to
Ganual Mcdowell, published some
days ago. and It would seem as il
she Was trying to pave tho way for
her husbands reinstatement.
Il JEaM. Cor. Phil. Press.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
Read This!

SEAIED bids Will he received by the under
- sgned. until the 2ith july. from persons
desiruus nf building and conducting u BOARD.
iNG llorsE nn the Fair Grounds belonging to
TIL, Hancock County Agricultural Society.-
Bids VIII he re ;civei for one or five years. and
must include boarding for eight mcmbers uf
tho Board. ISRAEL GREEN,
July 3, S6l.-fgW pgs,tdepi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
FNpLAY, Quo, February p, lS6l.

TINDLAli VWIWi FUUTWNr! - IN0I'
To The Farmers Of Hmcock county, Having u
personal acquaintance with u number OF the
officers oi the Oh.u Farmers Fire Insurance
Company. and knowing them to be mon ut the
Strictest integrity, and also having u know-
ledse OF TIE operations ut tho company, It's re-
II tbty aud promptneSS IN adjusting lDsSGs,
i0cl M hes ttlinn III recommending It to you
AS safe and reliable. Tho company presents
numerous and reliable certificates uf their
ability and prnmptness tn fulnll all thoir en-
gagemenls, among which are testimonials from
Hon. II, O.. lildke, member VI Congress. Hon
II. Canhed. j. q. johnson, Hon. n. >. Town
send, and others wLoso reputation Is general
and who would, under no circumstances, lead
their influence Ia u swindle.
d. b. DEARDSLEY.
June 2l, 1851. .-I2mo.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
FlSuLAy. July Ilh. lSGi.

4 DMIN1-HitE tON'S ND,IGE.--IhJ an
N dcrSigned has been duly appointed Ad.
mnistratur of the estate at John Travis. senior
late o. Portage township, Hancock county
OHIO. deceased. WILLIAM TRAVIS.
administrator Of he csidte Of John Traris dec'd
June mn l~tit.--f3W
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
ENWnI.K> o. iIASIorll coz NIY,
ARE YOU INSURED?
OHIO IiAMEhS IISUHAIGE CO.
OrPicE AT WgsrFlELD Menls, COUNTY.
CAPITAL sIi1,43i.O3.

Won can nov insure IN this company on tho
i cash prinriplc. at less rates thun are he
in, offered by ANY other reliable company.
j. MuREnEAn. II Alien township. and Low
MAN pRNTT, ol \ uaudt township. IN this cuuu
Is, have sustained losses. which have been
promptly paid by this COMPANY.
:. FULLERTON,
.igtnt Jo' Hncoci aud Seneca counties.
LERuY, Jane 90, ls6l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

DOAD NOTICE.-There was view grant.
III ed at the June session OF tho Commission.
ers Of Hancock county, for 1861, 70 establish
county road, commencing at the SOUTHWEST
corner Of section 10, in Washington township,
angle to the North until II strikes the seotien
lime between sections ~ and IS, In Oass town
|ship, and thence TO continue West on sstd zee.
|tioh line untf said lins atstkes The Port Clinton
llekd In ~ kGnae. 4sAehlps An4 .thNrn toE0is.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
The Loyal Regions of The south.

Upon a general view OF the slave
states East Of the Mississippi river,
they exhibit disatlact d rim, skirt.
ing the Mississippi river, the Gull OF
Mexico, and the Atlantic, ine,osing
an elevated plateau which is occu
pied by a loyal population. The
lowlands, which constitute this dis,
affected rim, are characterized by the
presence oia large proportion of
slaves. The highlands. which con-
s'itute the central region, are com.
psratively FREQ from that sotial and
political curse.
Western Virginia, Eastern Ken.
rncky, Western North C.rolina.
Eastern Tennessee, Northern Ala
hama, Northern Georgia, and pro.
badly Western > nth Car0lin, are
loyal. Eastern Tennessee which il
the center Of this cont al plateau. il
not cnly loyal, but hrlliaorcnllv
loyal la people are not only ready
to fight, bnt they are determined To-
fight in defense Of their Liberties and
nationality.
The central plateau embraces the
Cherokee country acquired by Gen.
Jackson twenty five wears ago, and
which he regarded AZ 80 essential To
the unity and integrity OF the South.
II Ia over that country thst the great
railroads do pass and must pass,
which unite Memphis and Charles.
ton, and the Son'h. West with Vir.
ginia.
This geographical description
poin's ont what the pln OF the
summer canpaigr onght To hr. It
Is simply To take advantage oi thc
loyalty oi East Tennessee. which is
easy OF access through Eas, Krn
lucky, ard thereby reduce the South
to what Gen, Jackson said IT. VS.
bn'prc the Ch'rokeu acquisition. "a
mere rim" The great rnilrond from
the South West to Vlyuinia runs
through East Tennessee for more
tlmn TWO hundred nilcs. . 1t can be
cnt oft at Il b''w. The same thing
Is trne OF the N empllis and Charles
ton railroad. .nr...-
The Whole Of thiI elevated region
OF the South, which is loyal, is
favorable t" the health OF troops in Il
Summer campaign, much moro SO
indeed, than the ernge OF the places
where our trnol's are nOw loca'ed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
General Lyon.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Demo-
crst gives the following sketch of Gen.
Lyon:
Before proceed any further | wish TO say
a few words about General Lyon. lie looks
well and hardy. He is the hardest working
man in the camp. II seems TO me that he rs
bothered good deal by business which might
be properly attended to by other officers; but
he is depe ended upon for everything; He is
General QuarleImaster, Commlssafy, Com.
mander Of the fleet, and came nearly saying
cook, for the whole army. You can have no
idea how busy he is. Here comes a tele,
graphic dispatch which has to be attended
10; an ofhcer who wants ammunition for his
men; a QuartermaSterS Sergeant complaining
about the quality OF the meat furnished his
company, (they all prefer .quarters)j a
volunteer not long IN service, who COM
plains that he didn't get milk in his coffee
Farmer who has mule for ssle. and an
other who lost a horse. and wants the Gen.
eral TO find the animal for him. Besides
these aud a hundred Ulher triaing matters,
the General mas 10 study with his officers
and STAFF about the plans Of the campaign.--
Notw outstanding all this, the General, ,
mind is easy ond collected, always polllt
and obligng. One fact | nearly forgot Il
mention. The general uses neither hair oil
nor poTnatum. and his uniform and well
known black hat is pretty well worn, and Lt
cuts but poor figure among some OF tht
dsshy volunteer officers.
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There Is no Mist"ke sDoutu.
The Cordial is all we Claim for it'll
Mothers, T1y It'll!

And to you we appeal, to detect the illness
or decline not only of your daughters before Il
be too late, but also your sons and husbands,
for while the former from false delicacy, often n
90 down to n premature grave, rather than let
their condition DO known In time, the latter
are often so mixed up with the excitement Of
business, that II II were not for you, they too, /,
would travel Ia the same downward path until
il is too late to arrest their fatal fall. But the
mother IL always viglant and to you we con.
Adently appeal; for We are sure your never-
failing affection will unerringly point you TO
PROF. WOODS RESTORATlvE'C0RDlA Al AND
BLOOD REN0VAT0R as the remedy which
o. j. WOOD, Proprietor, 4t+ Broadway,
New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis.
Missouri, and sold by ali good Druggists. Price
One Dollar per Bottle.
May l, l86l.-tly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
THE PAIN KILLER

Has bcent's,ed IN every variety OF climate and
10y almost every uitlur knowu to Americans
1t Is the almost constant companion and IN
eStmIblc friend of the missulary and The
traveller. on sea- and land, ana u0 rne should
travel Vn our LAKES or RIVERS WITHOUT
IT
BE- sure you call for and got the genuine Pair
Killer. rs many worthless nnsirunIS are AT
,cmpted tu lee sold "n the great reputation ol
tins valuable medicine.
GO Drcrrou, accu mpauy each bottle.
~uid bl Dealer, rv"ryVNc-r.
?rro O., rt-.. aud ~. rcr hui'lN.
j. y. liAl;I.l> n CO., Cincinnati, o..
Pr"prlcturS tor the southern AID Western
states.
sold wholesale and rotail hy
ISRAELI GREEN.
~ LANGWOkrilY, , Fulhy;
!. ". HUBER co..
u. BARNEY. plca~anlv,lle;
hENOWER Il OWEN, Independence;
GILBERT. iAHl. ~ CO., NiulUc:
j. ". LATHAM, Mt. Blanchard;
]. MAlluN X son. WIlhdlu>tuwn.
May -, l>Gl.--(Oci. II. 'G0) lly
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CoLuMuUs, July 1.-Om. Norton
oi the 2lst regiment state troUI,s At
S"'hp"''s. ,"leIrsrh"d ,ha Govern,
or to day tn It On S.tur lay night a
mounted party o: liiv men came
from Charh stown, Virginia. to
I"lnt Pleasant. headed by A. 6.
juDkers, aDd took some oi the most
prominent Union cilizens there iris
oners, and marched them of. Col
Norton starteI with n hundred men
III pursniI, but conid not ovcriake
them. lIe thon secured tho country
and took thirty prominent Seces,
siohists prisoners. whom he now
holds rs hostages for the safety ol
the Union men in the hands OF the
rebels. Norton says there arc 3,
500 re bells now NJ Charlestown. un
der the command OF Ilowes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
.,tssHhiI Here lie co@Promi,e.
:. .Nuhu,.aA oil fI Il ,,lx AZ ,.I.....,i =

.,lsshh'I Here lie . comP.sml,e.
soWkOasbuid think Of compromising
VIII The ,sasasSip, The bursl1, ruth
ks~lssassg ths itcepdiary that -hap
bsii,eA his hands in tho blopd Of hi
fris6w isss,,.t Or robbed hin, of his
prspsr,y; and sl''lI ws compromise
uitt hlsI villains thar have sho,
doxH laysi siuzcus while dsfs n ding
,hs A,x .. their soupAry, and who
siip. 4. .rsYy q; ~ gig, yroul,d lhp fair
istS xSstks .ian. leH ~ anipasr,
yilsscsg hg,sAAw siathr. I.aifs ,gie'
.ssAsiSnE ~ the Iesd,ns traitors in
ne sqls', psch " Davis, and
s.siyyss ssas Ax-.ss aud lIus,sr,
80 s,.ss,ii,ts,l 10 tun .At lslxeL. ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

a LETrER.vRITER, Of the Union
sirll'e relnArks:--'.We intend to
hkht tho Sece-sioists until He'll
irrez ssyover. and the fight them on
The lce. or any other man" ~
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UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL!
Is THE PRAISE or
DIR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WIND BITTERS,
he Celebrated New England Remedy


For II.,Lilual Constipation, JWuI,cc and Head
NCh q, General Debility, ana NIL diseases HrIs
Ing from Il Disordcred stomach, Liver or Bow
els.
They are used aud recommended by leading
hysicianS uf the country, and all who Try
them pronounce them nvdluthc,
Dr.JA'S l.. lEEPERE. writes from Navarro,
STARK county, Ohio, "tlc biuors are highly
praised by those suffering from Indigestion
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
T.. >. DAVIS, Postmaster of Wlllamsport
Ohio, says "thcy give great satisfaction. | use
them myself, having taken cold, became pros
tralo. and lost my appetite. It relieved me,
aud can sccnmlncnd II with great assurance
ul ITS merits"
DR., WILLIAM N. KERR, of RoGersvilie, In,
diana. wriies MS that they are the mast vAluA
bic medicine offered. lie has roGumme nded
them with great success, and with them made
several cure of Palpitatun Of the Heart and
General Debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, esq, Of Bountsyille
Henry couuiy. indiana, writes US a long iette r,
under date ~ May 4. 1850. lie WITS much re,
ducGd, having been am cted for three years
with great Nervous Debility, Palpitation Of the
Heart Oi the most severe and prustrating char.
acler, latter using Il few bottles. Was com
plGtely restored, and an now IN robust health. y
j. W. HUNT WTIicS from DelphO5, Allen
county, ONO, Ct section where Fever and AguC
prev,iils,) that he most cheerfuly recommends
them of decided merit in all cases Of Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia. aud General Debility.
ID. IL. GALLEilERS, NJ. d., writes from Van
Vert, OdiO, IL most respectfully recommend
the sherry Wine Bltters o. the notice oi Dys
peptIc persons, aud 10 all who require slim
ulating medicine"
SUCH NEWS WE RECEIVE DAILY.
Full DREoTIoss ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
Sold by dealers in medicines generally.
Price, rs cents per bottle.
J. n. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati,
General Agents for the southern and Western
states. Also for sale by
LASGwoRrHY FRgY,}
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay;
j. M. HUBgR 3 Co.,
u. BARNEY. PlelsNntvie;
KgSowgR4 OWES, West Independence;
GILBERr. FAIL \ Co., Yanluo;
j. w. LATHAM, Mt. blanchard;
T. MAHoS 4 Son, Williamstown.
May "a, ls6l.-(0Gt Ia, '60.)-lly