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EuriiIGr Reputation.

theiHdrpenic.t Dumocratic pres.
"i Oaio, ID speaking ont iuamiui.y
against the "ca.l" which has been
iasued by the "Centra. Committee. >"
Fnu I'lan Dealoy OF last evening in
., the invitation Of that
COMMITTEE to overthrow the govern
.mcnt, srys:
Now we unheaItA,ingly assert
that the Democracy Of the state are
mot include! in this invitation. The
Democrats have iu4e majority ol
the 2J0,uuU Srllirrs nuw nn!cr
arms, aGd sustaining The cous'i.
'Hi'lna.sogo..iAsl.iin IA puiiing 10 wn
rrhc!,'0n, and aro not prepare. to
aGaHo their coniiltrce intl ability
.ot the government and leading gen
erals of Their sppointnout 10 direct
ltbair movements to that end. W,
10 not see 'llo inability. 1t doe no
yet appear that thcy ar, Incompetent
tor that work. We will 40. rllc,
ourselves in the wrous hy reinsin,
!, support to the oomtitn ieapll,,
chosen government in crisis l.k,
'h,s when right, simply hccau-l
.tAey are political opponents, mr. wi
} we sustain our own p.rtiz4ns i,
, power when radically wrons,
as to corruption, when we get
little further from the Buchanan nd
mnstra!ion III point OF tino, an al
ADMINISTRATION which the Democrac
gave the country, we shall have
heart 10 cry corruption. We wi
wall till tile Galphins, Garlners m,
/, 'owartwoU;s gIt over blushing 10
Bnchan@n,5 corruptione, before W
1 discharge a battery in that direction
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SEE advertisement of Mr. Arch
bgld's Alnbrotype Gallery.

LOUISVILLE, July S.--Considerable
excitement was created this after.
noon by report that the home guard
and state guard OF Bardstowa, Ken
tucly, had rencounter.
The story was, that the Survey
or of Louisville had directed au
Agent to stop at Bardstown certain
wagons with goods en- ronte tor The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
destined for Tennessee; the Agent
being unable to execute the order,
called on the home guard for assist
ance, and that the latter were attack,
ed by the state guard, causing loss
o! several lives on each side.
A passenger who Lett Bardstown
several hours after the reported col.
Illsion, Gays that no conflict took
place, and that the Wagoners being
lad ylsed that there would be trouble
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Ayer'SSarSapariIla

compound remedy, designed to be the most
eficctual .ihcrdtirc that can be made. II is
concentrated extract OF Para Sursaperilla,
so combined with other substances Of still
greater Alternative power as to afford nm effec-
tive antidote for the diseases Sarsaparilla 10
reputcd to cure. 1t IL believed that such a
remedy Is wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints, and that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this large class OF our afflicted fellow
citizens. How completely this compound will
do IL has been proven Ivy experiment on many
OF the worst cases to be found Of the following
complaints
ScuofrLA AND ScuoFuLous COMPLAINTS,
EnuprloNS ASD ERUrrivg DlsgiSEs, ULc.as,
PturLHS Brorup1, Tt'tnuS. Sur RugI'u,
ScND HAD, SYPHILIS ASD SYrluIrrfc Ar
rrcroNs, MgncuRiN.Di.gAsg,D DRoPsY, MT
nitGfA ou TIC DOrLaUugFx, DrnIttrY, DYs-
phpsti AND Ispiag<rioN, EnysfrEL,s, Ross
on Sr. .hSrnosrsfIRE. and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from IApuMrY oY
THE BLoop. KIM.
This compound will be found a great pro-
moter of heulth, when taken in tho spring, to
cxpcl the foul humors which fcstcr in the
blood at flat season of the year. BY the time.
~ eSputhon ot then, many ranking, disorders
are npped IN the bnd. Multtude. can. by
the aid Of this remedy, spare themselves from
sores ,hr,my,, ,y,Srb NO 49,, ,,.;i, ',s,,, "
ii .'ss 80 aa,,..,; Wv WI" WIN SI..e 70
,h;s ,I,,',oi ,' p""' .I y n"' aSS.s,eu geo, 70 Io
h, ~ nI,sr,,'', ~ "t ,, e,u''nIis VI ''o pous
yi,;a,"d iJonI ,,.,o,,'',.. NV, Ne w. ti'o
h,r,,;n,, ,h,n,,, ,i iua a','u Us n,,puIiuc'
or s,ra5 ,,. w "Nn, ~ pump,rs' etaPl'onS'
structcd and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
Wv w''',,. hNes Wn're no pnrucuior W,orurr
20 ie''' pVoP'r c'yoy net''r hViIth, anu i've
iJs,, vi eie""s,hS ue mso"; Necp tne
nJoJ "",t ali IS WEI, out WIN liis
p"oWum ot ne diSordcrcd, there can be no
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NaroLsos, Henry county, Ohio,


Dr. G, W. RosacK.--Dear Sir--For the
bene6, Of suffering humanity, permit us TO
announce, Through the columns Of You cir.
cular, the surprising properties Of your Scan.
dinavian Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills,
which is sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons
in town. who have been suffering with Liver
Complaint and Indigestion, and notwith-
standing that we have as good Physicians as
can be found in Northern Ohio, yet the dis
ease bafiied their skill. Consequently we
were in a state of dependency. until we
commenced using your Pills, through and
10y the advice Of our friend. Mr.. Btennan.
We used the medicine according TO direct
ions. and are now full OF life and hilarity,
aud our gratitude is equal 10 our improve
mcnt in health aud spirits. Wien we take
into consideration what we haze been, and
what we are at present, we fell like charging
ourselves OF the sin Of iuerh,in,de. r we did
not Try 10 announce 10 the pubic the grca,
benefits OF your medicine. Therefore we
recommend to the public a, lnrer, the expc-
diency of having recourse 10 your medicine.
and consequently, as in dnty bound. dis
charge what we feel TO be our duty, id ad.
vis,ng persons who are suffering as we have
suffered. 20 make use of the only true and
sure cure for the diseases already mentioned.
... h... Mas. GwIS,
Mus. BRrSSAN,
Miss llEAroS,
G., c. SrELM>s,
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE People, that
d, B, DeLand & CO.. Chemical
Sa.oratus will universally perform
all that the proprietors claim that it
will. and therefore it ia not only the
best and heaIthiest SaIaratus in III,
market, but it is also the cheapest,
rs lis effects are certain and uniform,
and consequently spoils no bread o,
biscuit, 1t is for sale by all re.
spectacle wholesale and retail deal,
ers in tho country.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

THE TnEgPrANs. - The dramatic
performance at the Melodeoa, on the
evening Of the thir !, by a company
of Findlay boys, was a very credit
able affair. The pieces performed
were the Gum Maker OF Moscow, :"
and Jack Sheppard" The actors
were trimmed out in the flashy cos
tune Of the stage, and each wen,
through his part with all the cool
ness aad se!f-possession Of an old
"star.' Their receipts amounted to
about S24,0o, The boys need have
no fears abou, au audience hereaf,
ter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

BroKuANNoN, Virginia, July S.
A coHrier arrived from Webster 70.
ports that four companies OF the l9th
ono regiment, ut Glcnyille, about
ior'y m!lcsdis,ant to the Soulh,W est.
arc besieged by a picked regiment
OF Virgln'ans and 2 500 militia un.
der o, Jennings Wise. Col. Tyler
OF the 7th has marched to their relief
from Weston, and the 10Th, Colonel
Lyt!e, has just gone forward to their
rescue from this place.
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SIT RHEua.-Ths is a disense the conn
try is iull Of. There are but few whole
families entirely free from II. The fact u.s.
II takes SO many forms, sometimes in Cracked
hands, ,Chappyd lips. RouehnesS on the skin.
with an oUalng out of 4 wa,ery luid with
great heat, itching, Burning, &C.. &c. For
this DIR. s. Weaver's Ccrate is a neycr-iail-
ing cure; une or Two bottles will cure the
woist cases. 1t acts on n different principle
from any article ever made. As a proof of
'ts curative properties, We will copy from
letter received from Clergyman of the
highest respectabli:y. lie says; al was
attacked with Salt Rhsum in my left leg
which had Become very bail. and was rapid.
ly speeding. Il had bccom a raw sore, aud
the itching and burning became intolerable,
| procured bottle OF your Cerate, and by
its use my leg has been perfectly cured of
the disease. T give this statement in hopes
i, may induce others similarly affected to
use it, and we say il you viii use it, you
will be cured.
1t is sold by medicine dealers generally.
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From Our Volunteers.


Ma. EDIrOR: - According L., urn,niso .iu
N''' y"" b" short sketch of camp proceedings
since my return.
Nhcn larrivcd in Camp Donnison, June 2lst
found third and fourth regiments marching
Iht' lhc cars To- be conveyed To- the seat of war
or lhcroIbuuts, and AS have not since heard
from thein definitely, will speak the seventh,
10 which belong.
"Wednesday, Juno 2Gth. we rcce' yo,l our
equipments, and at q j.. IN, were IN ears and
on 'hc move. Got To- Columbus at midnight.
""'h "nr train was transferred TO the Ohio
central railroad aud started Tor Bcllaire, sinca
waion know nothing "r what hapbsned uu,it
H"lr!'nie after sunrise next morning, when.
"ii awakin- from "deep slGnp." n,und tia.n 4
"'a'd SIN, and oilInqlii rug, learned than
~" were III Cambridge, Guernsey countv, OHIO
We haltrd about an hour, wiliic tho pouplo OF
i"c t'wn supplied Us with all Tho aooil. Good
wIier wo could drink; and noticed n,nnnr
'he foremost ui the "SlnitliAns," a .nudly
numheF Of young ladies'. They wouli- hays
gwen us e;tithles, but we had a GOOD ;,ipn,y
10 our haversAtss. wo gave them three times
trrcc andH farewell tor thor hospitality.
Reached BcIltirr abou. three o'clurt, u. m..
Thursday, ani crossed over " Bonwuud, Vlr
iini;l, whore we remained durins the ,lav. IA
TAO evening We were ior.ued IN lirc, and re-.
eciyed twenty rounds OF ammunition each.
loaded orr pieces, and lay dnwn 10 slccp, as
"e al! Supposed, for tho niSht. But 40 had
hardly reached "iIe land oi dreams" when
W. were aroused and the ordar yls given ,o
i'rin company. Thc. order obeyed, wo were
placed aboard tho cars AMI u few n ir,cs pas,
Twelve wore moriat toward Crate . Virginia
Found tho r'd well guarded by Un,uu troops,
Pissed two bridges thai h,d baoa burncl Ly
tho Rebels aud repaired by the Uiipmis,s.
AI'iia moved i"raard. and II, day. break, ON
SUNDAY m"rans, came In si.hi of Weston.
where We iliti hear! there were 500 r.b,ls c,,.
r,mped. MANY of our men, oye. cou.e br IN.
hsua, ial! ba,'S tu he brnughi In bv tho b,,,
''-' wagons. FAusc wlu remained IN gamSs
N"n' fon) mtrrhcd along quietly I'll W. came
!" ias bridge ie.,dns across the cr.cE. in,,
Inc iowa, whom the Commander synt ON,
''"Nt' 10 'H0 giSHt aid lett, aud had the town
surrounded IN anuu, ten minutes. Thc.lntiu
column u,,rc,...,. ,,., ,,,..,,,.,,,,. | va
,.......,. ,..,,.. ''' o''' "''
..,...,, .,,r..,.,i,,,,.. 80 r.,,..,. ''''" "P
..,..,....,..,. =, mus
'''''' "' '''' ''"''' vi
We were cu.. TGcr;,bly c,nGr.nsd to int that
the ~ucnssiun t.0'uS were not hura nor had
been. Nc"Hp'N rcd about twenty Of tho J. /.
VS.. Among wlnn were Two i3dilurs and "A
n,i,..r ,n,,,, ,,,,..,,,.,.
.,u...,.,, .,,....,..,,,,, ,,,..
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N~>%NSN~~s>~>>~~N~>-

That CLUB SYSTEM. We stated
most positively, that the club system
had been abandoned at tho com,
mencement OF the present volume,
and have ailuded to it since, Yet
many OF our subscriners do not seem
to be aware OF it. We will repeat
that no more subscriptions to the
paper will be taken, even in clubs,
TOR less than 81 80, in advance.
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the Yellow Stone, on the 90 ultimo,
took fire. The boat was run ashore
and the passengers and crew landed.
The boa, foateddown the river two
miles when the fire reached the
magazine, and die explosion took
place entirely destroying tho boat
and cargo. 80
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

A SURE CuRE FoR FEroS hen the
advanced, it can be relieved and entirely
cured by holding The finger or part affected.
in Perry Davis Pam Killer rnr half an hour.
II has been thoroughly tes,ed, and proves a
ncver- falling remedy. A lelon is a trouble
some thing, and we would advise all so
noubled 10 test the remedy.
Sold by mediciue dealers generally.
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IMPORTANT LETTER We hope a,

IMPORTANT LETTER We hope all
will read tie letter Of Mr.. Holt, late
POSTMASTER General, un.,r Buchan.
an, published on the Gu u.Aida Of to.
days paper. lie has no apology to
make for treason, ami in this, his
course is very much in contrast with
certain Northern toadies.
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Coon Observation-Disclosures
the number of people in town on the
fourth, there were but three arrests
during the whole day and evening.
There were not half as many cases
OF intoxication as were witnessed
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MAIIs' CoRNEr BAND.

MAIIs' CoRNEr BAND. - This
splendid Band has shown itself quite
Iiberal of fsvors for the past two
Weeks. They made their first ap-
pearance in their new uniform on
the fourth.
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Pre- PAYMENr.-li any find their
papers stopped, they will understand
that it is because they have failed
to renew their subscription, in ac,
cordance with our terms.
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A REVOLUTIONARY SolprrR.

A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER. -
Among the guests present at oar
celebration, on the fourth, was Rob
ert Somerville, one OF tho few eur.
viving veterans OF the revolution
ary war. He was born, A. D.,
1850, and has consequently reached
the extraordinary age Of 1o2 years
He 10 about six fec in hight, and
has tho appearance of. having boen
a man Of great physica! power and
endurance. He doos not appear to
he over eighty years Of age, and
walks about without difficulty. H.
was in Washington's army on its
memorable passage OF the Delaware,
was in the battle of Trenton, and
several other important eugage
ueuts. fIe saw ashington last
at the time Of the whisky insnrrect-
ion, in Pennsylvania. AT the break.
ing out Of the war Of 1912 he enlist.
ed under General Harrison, Mt the
age Of fifty three years, and still! car
ries the mark of tomahawk woun
received "a his head. Thirty.three
years is The average period Of time
allotted To man. Yet this man has,
outlived his own anl two succeding'
generations. How distant from
each other, in point of time. nrc the
two different generations with which
this man, in the opposite extremes ofI
life, has been convcrs4nt. Ills life.
spanning across m entire century
forms u living link between the prrs.i
nnt, and gen ration almost extinct.
Fo suppose not improbable case. 3
Mr.. Somrrville may have cOnversed.
at tho aye Of five years, with
man ofsevenfy, or who waa born in
1854. Again, out Of al! the chill. |
zen with which he may now ningle,
some mny also reach the age Of sev
1nty years. Thus we have one man
n communication, at ditf,-ront times.
With two other persons, the eX'rcmns
4 whose lives stand more thar two
iundrui and thirty ycnr5 apart.
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Is 1T PossIBLE?-The old gentle
man ofthe Courier is growing fidgety
over the army appointments. Who
would have thought itl He ever
denounces General Lyon, the brave,
patriotic Lyon, who, in conjunction
with Blair, and others, managed
matters so admirably in Missouri.
General Lyon, whose prompt and
Judicious measures turned the tide
OF secession in that state, disbanded
her ertreason-plotting Legislature, and
sent her rebel Governor hunted tu
gitive from the capital and the state
which he had disgraced, to seek re
fuge among his brethren mi Arkan.
sas. THE is the man whose promo.
motion is specially grevious to Gess
ner. We had not expected such a
general denuHciation Of tho whole
system Of army promotions after
reading the following in the Courier,
Of May Gath:
IT he people are already beginning ,o ask
why 1t Is that nearly all the leaders of thei
''ofces calied into the field 10 defend ths
Cnlon, ate selected from The Democratic
'anksp' ''''''o
Now, in his last weeks issnc, we
have him denonncing the partizan
character Of the appointments, in the
ollowing style.
"For God AMI hnmanity's sake. l., No,
he lives Of our brave volunteers h.. In,',.,' 81.
,laced IN the hands Of such mon. IN nI,y
soldier with" ~ P'"'
Inc great trouble with Glessner
4, that he looks upon the interests of
hs own party "a above all other con.
alterations. EIe has taken his no.
itIon as a partisan, and has Dc.
'Iared his intention to stand there.
Md only there. He can SEQ no.
hInS, hear nothing. know nothing
mink Of nothing, except Us a parti-
An. Hence the progress of events
ave no importance to him except
n the influence they are likely to
ave in breaking town the Republic.
n, and building up the Democrat.
c party. One week we have
i'm chuckliny over the number oil.
Democrats appointed to positions in
ho army, becuusc there were not
iopnblicans enough who were cana. 4
lie Of filling them, (Seo Courier Of
lay oath } and then We have him,
!m's'in The next breath donouncing
he President for filing them Nil
nth political ;avorites. In his blind
igo'ry he seems Incapable Of recog
iz'ng the fact that no references has
zen hs! tc political an.ecc !r.,s n.
rganizing the army. The promo,
ION OF such a man as Captain Lyon
'o"H very naturally worry a .nau
''ih The symp 'thirG which Glessnyr.
nS 80 often brtrnvp.I
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Ma resassAavtins df lle,Fmdlag Zogsyes,
~ n.ot!un &c corlerly Hall. i. SnA ordered mar
n''iA"i'iG" %: iIrrn ha appointed - drpl re-.
solutions expressive ~ tho scrsn OF tho com.
HH.i AMI return thanks t. the l,dios oL Rlnd.
1r Tor u hanHer prdSsntod hy ihen on the
evening oi tho tisir'tolJuIy; thrrainre II is
H''uir'i, That the 7 ndL,y'Z Z,uTes herol,v
'rsIar tn ih' ,ahir, nt Ie!nlL,y rlcir walgmrst
,hW"S ter tho beautiful banner which they
have presented Ia rs. ID ..F.l q
R'nr'd. rhIl 40 heartily rudnrsc tho son.
timrn,s"t Ia uali E'ngyortl,y as,cNp s iel
upon hioccp on 1fthe prr sent d,eu; and wu
Il acrrhy pledge "ur sacred word ur ,uu"r
tlll ai i", nc "l lttl "cnIs,uu PROMISED wc
wld ialhH"} uphold and execute.
:, j, Mills
@. r. wliEELaR,l cOamitEs.
:. +. GRAY
FINnLAr, OHIO. July bth, lGl. 49, ...
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Tho Mountain OF Light
MEDICAL PROTECTOR,

4 hook OF aver $40 pages, full oi fine auatomI.
ral IHd other "u,rHvluts.
II contains nut only tile piih ui all the late
deyniupmcntsiu ModGno Hnd Surgery ahuyr
rr,rrrtd tn but il IL also 4 Euldu ~ Ill who rs.
pirr 10 felicity with the opposite sex; shows
how 10 guard against danger, and now 20 eS,
capo danger whoH iUGurruh. Useful alike lo
msIa and female, but should nnt uG IN tho
hands ut very young persons, "S ~ contains
mnrmaliuir uiu migin nn prry"r It'd in. M
worthy oHGI AlSn - i,lt uhi sNplicil hoy un
all the hid iGn and ddilghJiui sarrcis ~ AArrI.
M-,m. L.MNn Lnl RnAmlN. MnNcr llnL-rn
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DRUG SroRE.-S. d. Frey adver.
tises his Drug and Book store, in
another column, to which attention
is especially directed.
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Z. Charles co, Nh, Nov. IL, 1857.

I. Charles co, Nh, Nov. IL, l9i7
PBor. - j. Wu"n- Dear SIR; Somo time Las,
Summer W" Wcrn Iuduc"i Ia nee some ui ..,ug
lIhlr l,rsi"Int!yo. ana iiS oiirc,a w0fo So won
dui iil, we loci IL our d,iy lu you .iNd liu ~.
nclCd, bI TGruli.
our nttlr Smi'S head T. some 'ln,. had ncru
i"riucIly GUvcrod SIih iGs. and same "a. led
Il SrI,G Head. The hair almost entirely came
nti IN consequence, when a friend. suuIug hIs
SuilchuIs, advised IL tu Use your Restorative;
wn dlI :" with lItl1 hope ~ success. hut Ia
"Ir Siirprisc, and That uta!l our irjcIuH. 4 very
i"W JpplicatIu Ms removed the d,caSu entirely
'ud a nov and lI%urIInt cr0p al Har SOON
HtIrird mt, aud We can now say that nur boy
las as healthy u scalp aid rs luNurianta = ,'r,Ii
of hur us any other Ci,ild. uctn, thrIon,ra.
and du hrrrhy recommend your Restorative q,
"S 4 noItGct remedy tor ;.ii diseases ni the
scalp A Il hair. "" arc yuirs 'spocttud,,
GRO. W. illIGlS t.OrlAM.
SARAH \. HlUGlNiaTilAN.
PHOr. W"uo-.D Dcdr csr, Ny htir had, lir say
erHl years, been brrunnng prgmAiurHlv .rty
.,cronuanicd hv 70 'ttr-sryres " f,.t rsitn.Gti
tuC uuusiA 'r''Gtj.uu ui u.l % '"rssury m
dressing ~. Whtn rummeucud using yuur
iia,r ir,i"r.'IVo. ABOUT ,Au moI,ns Ig.l, % " ts
m That rfuluuu; ana I1vtrs continued It's Il iu
I'LL W'luU ia" ltNl tireG Wcr>s, ~ AdR turned
~ Us puurll cuur, and assumed 4 suiiur.s
And iu,lCi srgli, lobe ptelerrfU o. those pro.
,lVGci hy iYr application ui oils ur any 4 auI'
prcplr.t,u Iavo ever usGd. ! regard IL as
,,l tdia iiaas,Llv ar lG,e i''r every Edy' "ilet
whether u bu u~ut. ~ . lluT heSlpr,ttiye ar
tor the sample puVpn-,' ot 'lra,.lns pr JGtuliir-
lus The bar. Inu iara pnrlu,SsIon ~ rciri. 10
uU al Whu enlcr' ' .NIy du,.di pI n, purltrliI.
luG ial t'U,tir rldinrl InrH.
si,t. =. - ,lUNDS. Ia rlurl st.
CISGlSSNri, o., FEB. 10, la,
WriLiNGT0>, No., bee. :, lSi7
pppr Wu0D brar s,r; u, the tdylue al 60
lrirl'l % lnlur, W!u had Uurn us.lI. ynur ll.iii
HpsturJuiy6, l'vts induced 10 irv II | iaI ilr
FGvGr, Snmt time iual May, d,ri GnirY every
mar IN my hr;,d came tIli, SliV NV iuT il.t.
,'umu 10. 4 ,itii' tual "a okrr lUln oyer IL - as
Nri!Ll. hat ,tl'y IHd ~ InlHtiily That ltrr tu|
communicate tu ulHora Nhu arr ann ted rs
have hpcu. would uituiCe mo lea sivu iIIls uuh
liu aGkUuwit,. IH,cnt OF The heudii | nave rc
cuIyed. .iTuu, /, Z, Nu1d's lltg" iiestuEdlvu.
iuuist spccuHliv,
\. Il. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put M IN bu,,leS ni hrs,
sizes, VIZ: large, medium, dnd snail; lAu slIII
holds halfa uIhi, und lcial,S inr ne dullAr ne
huulo; tho ncdium huids at least rveniy pe
uuutum nuro IN proportion tiIan tao s,...il. rc
tails Tor twu t"ars per bottle; the hrac uold,
quart, forty per coiltun mDrg ia prulmriiuu
ana rVt,.la i,n - q huI
-. j, WOOO & 90. propru,nrs.
a.. BrEuiNJy, Now lorA, Hiu
~ Market 81, II, LOUIS, Mu.
And Sold by all good DRUGGISTS and Fame
G"odSllcnlcrs, lJpne22. lHih-;nse
NXrAl.i. ..srE:.s-- Nav l,mk prioe-. Al
w 5, u, FliEY'S
DnrG AND BOOK srnnE
: s-rtt - s------.- 49,
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MO TFAr'S
LlllPILLS AsD PnDlEIN B[TTIRS

fJNlESN MEDICINES have row been bcf,re
l. the public for period nf rIIlirY YEARS,
aud during that time have maIn,a aimed a hiph
character III almost every part oi the t;nb.,
Tor their extraordinary and iinnediai. unwef
"t rest"rini perfect haalth 10 pers,ins suiT,ripr
under nearly every Kind ul dise;lso la wh,.b
the human frame II Table.
The following nre among tho distressing
a I'm a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

To CORRESPONDENTS Tho Pre-.
sident's message, this week, has OK
cluded several communications
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12

We take delleh, in referring our afflicted
friends TO the drug stores Of S, D. Frey, J.
NJ. Huber, & Co, and ISRAEL Green, where
that most es,imable medicine, Dr. S. o.
Richardson's SheITy Wine Biticrs, can be
procured. We adsise our friends to use It,
because we know IT'S valnc in curing Fever
and Aeue. diseases common to the West.
and all new ccunt,ics-it should be kept nt
hand IN every family.
Sold by all Druggists in Findlay.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-12
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FINpLAy Il UAvEs -Fnis comp
ny is now fully Uriior,n"d, The
iress Is Of oriental -iyio, giving them
a novel and imposing appearance
when on parade. \ lag WAS pro-
scntc! 10 tho Company, on the eve,
ming OF the thir!, by Tie voung Ia
Iies, OF FinilAy. in behalf oi whom,
in !2c Palmer delivered very spir-
tied address, 70 which Captain
Lnngworlhy responded IN 4 uaat
and approprinta speech, both o'
which we wooIi be pleased 10 pub,
lish, did rot tho message occupy SC
much space. ...- .