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VOC tedious to mcntNh
Tn Offering my stock of Medicines, &c.
to the public, do so with tie assurance
that the articles and prices vii please
the most fastidious. / shall endeavor to
keep full supply of all uchartlcles as
are in demand in this market. Pure
Brandy, Whisky, Wine, sc. kept for
medical purposes.
@A little of the same
sort can be had Je7dad the
curtain, where all g@tlemen
are invited to call and try it
bit don't forget to leere the
aeedtM.
shall adhere strictly to the Cash
System asS- 4 liberal share q patron
age is Respectfully asked far, by tie
proprietor. ia Q. A. HARGiS.
E'innfel6, June u, 1851. If
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KEOKUK, iowa THURSDAY. MARCH as, 1861.

t'sre ceBoA. Cold, Hoarsestss, fHAa-
ASNNAkZA ef1a, any Irritation or Soreness offAs
10 TAfeas, Rslteve the Hacking CsngA
EElNN|HsIIA in Consumption, Bronthhs AssAaa
~ and Cafarsh, Clear and Gire
N22slSl0 ST. engfA 10 the Voice ef
PUBLIC ~PEA X EMS, AND
NINGERa.
Few areAwaTe Of the Importance OF checkin or
Cough OF Common Cold" in its 6rst stage; that
whichin the bt gining would yield 10 mildremedy
III neglected soon attacks the Lungs. sfBy6en 3
honIhtai 7recAes," containing dem mulcent inere-
dicnts, aiiay Pulmonary and bronchial Irritation
D00WN,A "rhat sronnle In my Throat. tfoY
TROCHES which the "7yochn" are spsciac,
having made me often whispers. =
N. r. WILLIS.
DRO WIS "I recommend their use to Pup-
Tn nOCHEs Lie SPEA KEasn
Rev. =. n .cHAPrr.
"Have proved extremely service
able tor HoAKSKNK Ksa-"
Rev. III. WARD BEKcH.R.
nnOWN.* "Almost instant relief Id the
TN OCA ES distressing iaborof breathing Iecu-
liar to AsrsnA.''
Rey. A. c. EGaLEsToN.
1M 9 y q at-4C Geo tAsM % 0fi~sa or ssytAi.g
TkOCHEk that is Injurious.
Dr.. a. a. HAYES,
"A simple and plsasa nj comlins-
BR WINS Dr.H. +. BIGRL0w
TROCHEs Bosten.
Beneficial In BRoHcurrrsn
DR.. .J.F. w. LANE,
WHOWN'A Bosten.
TKOCAEk III have proved them excel len fol
WnOofIkG GoUGn."
Rev. H.W. WARREN,
t-----------------=---- ---@-- Beaten
DROWN'H "Benefcial when compelled Il
T1OCA Ek speak suffering from CON-,
Rev. So p. ANDERSON,
ST. Louis.
BR OWNS "E1vEcrUAL In removing tn,
Tk OCHES Hoarseness and Irritation Of th,
Throat, 70 common with SrEAEKM
and FINGERS"
| Prot. nj. STACY JOHNSON,
4 LsGroage, Ga.
| BROWNS Teacher of Masic Southern
TROCAlEx Female College.
i "9rsat benefit when taken nfte
/ preaching, ~ they prevent Hoarse
BROWNS ness. From their past eject,
tn OCAES think that they win w OF perm anen
| advantage to me"
Rev. II. EOWLEY, A. NJ,
/ BROWNS Prcs't Athens College,
TN OCAAEA Tennessee
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
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Senatorial Convention.

Persusnt to the notice, the Union men Of
Lucas, Hancock. Wood, Putnam, Henry,
and Fulton, by their delegates, assembled at
Ottowa, Putnam county, on Thursday, the
18th instant.
The convention was called to order by
, appointing E. d. Nye, Of Lucas, as tempo
rary Chairman, and d. W. H. Howard, Of
Fulton, Secretary.
On motion Of James G. Hail, a committee
Of one from each county was appointed on
Rules and Regulations, and also TO report on
Credentials. The Chair appointed James
c. Hall. OF Lucas; John M. Palmer, of Han
cock; James w. Ross, OF Wood; NJ. Fulser,
OF Putnam; D. w. H. Howard, Of Fulton;
- Of Henry-said committee.
| On motion OF E. r. Bsssett, a committee
Of three be appointed on organization. The
Chair appointed E. P. Bassett, Of Lucas; B
A. Howard, Of Fulton; and A. D. Smith, oi
Hancock committee. The Committee
on Organization made the following reports
f. ID. Nye, Of Lucas, President; d. w. II
Howard, OF Fulton, and J. B. Rothchild. ot
Hancock, Secretaries.
The Committee on Rules and Regulations
made the following report:
/. Voting to be by counties, according
to the number Of Delegates assigned to eoci
county by the District Committee.
.. The delegates present from each coun
ty, to be entitled to cast the entire vote o
the county.
3. Written proxies to be represented b.
delegates heldlng them.
4. Voting to be by call OF counties.
5. Candidates put in nomination, "a
pledge themselves to abide by the decision
OF the convention.
6. A majority Of all the votes cast shal
be necessary to a choice.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion the convention proceeded to
nominate a candidate for Senator. Tn,
names Of Israel Green, of Hancock; G. w
O'Neal. ofHancock; and Doctor c. VI. God
frey ef Putnam--were presented. The con
vention then proceeded to ballot.
G. NJ. Godfrey having received a majorit,
Of oil the votes cast, was declared nomi
mated.
On motion Of William Taylor, ESQ.,, o
Hancock, the nomination was made unani
nous.
C. NJ. Godfrey being called for, came for
ward AMI made a short and patriotic speech
in sustaining the government and suppress
inc rebellion.
John NJ. Palmer, Of Hancock. moved that
the convention adopt the platform of tn,
Union State Convention, held at Columbus
on the 5th instant, as the sense ofthis meet
ing.
On motion, the Chair appointed com
mittee Of one from each county, as the Sen
s,oral Committee, at his leisure.
On motion the convention adjourned.
F.. ID. NYE, President,
p p " w. R1rHGHIEbi u: H3MhbD' Secretaries.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

COUNTY FAIR.--The Hancock Coun.
ty Fair will be held in Findlsy, on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the
2sth, 9th, and 2sth OF this month. II
is to be hoped that Farmers, Me.
.chanics, and Manufacturers will make
rhat occasion one that will do credit
to the industrial interests Of Han
cock county. Let the products OF
soil and of the dairy, and the wares
OF the manufacturing class be fully
represented; and let the coming Fair
lie one Of the best yet held in the
county. 1t often happens that, from
indifference, the best products Of the
county are not br ught to the Fair
and then it id apt to be the remark
OF many, afterwards, that had they
known no better articles would Lave
been presented, they coult have
brought sCmc that would have iar
outstripped them. Let every on'
Try to have on hands specimen o
his skill and industry, and thus d,
his part in making the Fair both in
fcresting ard profitable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

To FARaEns AND LIVERY SrAnLE KEEPERS
DR.. S. A. Weayer's Cerate has been exten
siyely used by Livery Stable Keepers and
with one accord they say. that for many
diseases in animals they have never found
its equal.
On Horses, two or three applications viii
cure the Scratches, Chafes, and Calls
whether by the harness. saddle or otherwise
Wash the wounds clean, and the Cerat,
freely applied will cure them in few days
II will cure Cracked Heels and Cancer il
the Tongue, Canker OF Sore Mouth, Affect
ions Of the Skin, Falling Off of the Hair, &c
Sore teats and caked udder in cows nre 500
cured by the Cerate.
Sold by Medicine Dealers generally,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

READ the advertisement respecting "DR
LELAsDs AsrI-RnKuMAric BAND" in an.
other column. According to the repor, o.
those who have tried il, and who have beer
cured Of the most violent attacks OF Rneum.
atsm by it. there is no remedy extant equa
to this in cases Of Rheumstismj and havin,
no reason to doubt the statements we hav,
heard in favor Of the "Bsnd," we cordial,
recommend lis use to those who are Athlete,
with this disease. Be sure and read the ad
vertisement most carefully.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE UNSURPA

For Sore Throat, so common among the Cler.
gy. they are truly valuable.
For the aged and innrm and for persons of II
weak Ministers IT the Gospel
Lawyers, and all public speakers Tor Book
Keepers, Jailnrs, Seamstresscs, Students. Art.
lists, and all persons leading n scdcntary lite,
they viii prove truly beneficial.
As beverage, they are wholesome. limo
cent, ana delicious To the tasto. They produce
AL the oxhilarating effects uf brandy ar wine,
without intoxicating: AMI are u valuable rem.
cdy for persons addicted To the use or excess
i've strong drink, and who wish to refrain from
II. They are pure and entirely free from the
pOlsnns contained in the ahulterij cd wines and
liquors with which tho country Is flooded.
These Biters not only CURE, but PREVENT
diseaSc, and should he used by all who live in
country where the water liz bad, or where
ChhlS aud Fcvcrs arc prevalent. Being en-
tirely innocent and harmless. they may he
given freely 10 children and infants with i'm.
punity.
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance adj.
vndaios. rs an act Of humanity, should assist
in spIeading these truly valuable BlTTERS
overtnc land, and thereby essentially aid In
baniShins drunkenness and disease.
In Affections of the Head. Sick Head.
ache, or Nervous III en- dnchc, Dr. DodS'
Imperial Wine Bittcrs will he found "a
be Most Salutary and Efficacious.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
FINDLAY, September 20, 1861

IT is becoming more and more ev'
ident every day, that q terrible ret
ribution awaits the manufacturers Of
tho unhealthy compounds denomi
mated Saleratns, Baking Powders,
&c. Since Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus has been introduced,
we are happy TO state he has and is
still working great revolutions tor
good. We would cay to all our
readers to try one paper, and they
will cay with us, tho half has not
been told. Our betterhalf says
tell everybo iy to use it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
New Postage stamps.

New postage stamps, OF the dc.
nomination OF 1, 3, 5, 10 and IL cent
received q, the Findlay Postoffice,
will be exchanged for an equivalent
amount OF the old issue, during q
period Of Six DAYs after the date Of
this notice, and thereafter, the latter
will not be received in payment oI
postage on letters cent from this office
All Postofiices in this vicinity will
have one month from this date to
exchange the old stamps for new
once. j. B. RorHoHlLD,
Postmaster.
FINDLAY, September 20, 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
Military MATTERS - There ar

MnrrARY MATTERS - There are
now some eleven companies in camp
IN this place, Numbering over eleven
hundred men. THE twenty. first re-
.giment has its full COM icmcnt Of
companies, and an order has been
obtained by Mr.. William Munger,
20 raise another regiment, sev, RAJ
companies OF which are, we under
stand. already about Completed
HsRcock is destined to be the ban-
ner ceunty, in the raisiag Of recruits
"A very large proportion of our young
anen must have volunteered already
The volunteers eniistiug arc not o
the csviling. fault tinding, grumbling
kind; but straight out, earnest Unior
men, ready TO do battle for theil
country; and have no disposition to
treat secessionists with tenderness O.
leniency.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

HARPER. - We have before us,
Harper's Monthly for October. The
contents are:
Boquet's Expedition; The Coast
Rangers OF California; Sporting in
Spitsbergen; Orley Farm; Marrying
a Baby; How | made Fortune; A
Few Frenchmen and Yankees; &c.
Terms: One copy, one year, SO 90;
two copies, SIS 90; three copies, 5000.
Address HARPER & BRornERs, New
York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

HIGHLY IMPORTANT PUBLICATION -
Frank Leslie is publishing q Pieto.
ria! History Of the War, in semi
'monthly numbers, OF mammoth quar-
TO size, at twenty-five cents pei
number. This is On important peri
odicsl, ss it contains history OF the
war, with all the incidents fully il
Illustrated, by large sngravings. Il
will make q very fine volume fol
binding, which will be perused il
coming years, with even more inter
est than at present. Address Franl
Leslie, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
mile OF our troops, opened a rapid

mile Of our troops, opened rapid
csnnonade on our forces with shot
and shell. The firing was kept up
Tor ten minutes, when u section OF
Capt. Gritfin's battery, consisting ot
two ten-pounder rifled canDons, was
Immediately placed in position, rc
turning briskly the fire OF the enc.
my. simultaneously with the rebeI
cannonade, they opened a fire o
musketry, from behind trees and
other places Of concealmcnt, while
oar troops were formed N line o
battle, with orders not to fire unless
the enemy came out of their Lidin.
places.
The cannons,ling now became
general, and continued tor fifteen o,
twenty minutes, when Brig. Gen
Smith arrived on the ground, having
come out from his camp, post haste
unattended by an escort. He order
cd some important changes in the po
sition OF our forces, expecting a gen
eral engagement.
While the cannonade was in full
progress, Capt. Thadeus Mott. who
when the firing was frat he, rd. wa
drilling his company at Langley
four miles from the battle ground
arrived on the ground with q sec
tion of artillery, consisting Of on,
large bronza thirty two FOUNDER how
itzer and one ten.pounderl Pnrro
gun. He took prominent position
commanding the enemy's battery
opened fire from his howiizers, an,
fired bur three shells each, on,
striking in the midst of rebels an,
completely silencing their battery
First Lieutenant George A Kensel
o; Griiiin's battery, who was in re
serve at camp. arrived with anothe
section Of artillery, simultaneously
with Mott'sibattery, and he ais
opened on the enemy.
The rehols thus seeing themselve
overn atched, retreated from the fiel
to the music Of the Union batteries
which continued for ten minutes u
ter the rebel battery had ceased.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20

DR. s. o. RIcHARDsoS's SHERRY WINE
BirrERs.-Pharnaceutical Preparation, by
a regularly educated Physician - is one ot
the most pleasant and valuable tones of the
day. Persons recovering from protracted
illness, or those who at this particular sea
son Of the year. are subject to Jaundice
Habitual Constipation. or any disease aris
ing from dsordered stomach. liver. or bow
els, will find in the Sherry Wine Bitters
friend more to be desired than gold.
Sold by Druggists generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
LANawoRTHY'S
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AyD
Female Regulator.

nURING my absence in the war this medi'
~ cine viii ho made by my wife, and that Of
my make can only he had IN Findlay Of ISRAEL
GHEES or j. NJ. HrDBn Co.
Read the following statements:
Il. Is. HURD says --" After taking II tor 4
strengthening medicine after IA III of sickness,
would siy that the Butchers ought to favor
its sale, for the appetite II gave me WAS
enough to consume Il bepta week."
UongRT BONNER says -- "Dr. Langwoithy: Al
your suggestion, | bought TOR my daughter,
who WAS suffering under some Oi the peculiar
Diseases incident to her sex, "A bottle of tho
Esst India Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has done her
~ much good that must have another bottle.
! ESD. JORDAN, Of Arcadia, says "iOur med.
iclne has done mo more good than ANY medi.
cine ever TOOK
| | refer any patient confidently to tho follow.
| ing persons who themselves or their families
have used II:
Paul S0urs, Cashier Findlay Bank;
/ h. u. liurd, Chester Church,
X. $. Baker, s. Bergman.
| DR.. Hudson, DR.. Beech,
| Samuel r. Gray. Dennis Lee,
| Amos Hartman, j. Is. VandnrGn,.
! "The unrivaled sales of this medicine In AZ
umnstakable evidence Of It's intrinsic value.
| { FOsiOria NeiDS.
REMEMBER THEN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-09-20
DR.. j.. BOVEE DODS'
ImDeriaI Wine BitterS

Are prepared by an eminent and skllful Ply.
Sician who has used them successfully in his
prac'icc for the last twenty five Years. The
proprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
right tn manufacture and sell DR.. j. Bnvee
them tested by iwu distinguished medical
rutiiioners. whu pronounced them valu.
able remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of tho country,
as "A general thing, disapprovc oi Patent Med.
lcines. yet wo do not believe that respect.
able Physician can bG I"und IN the United
States acquaintod with their medical proper.
ties, who viii not highly approve Or. j. M
WEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BirTERS.
In all nGNlr settled places, where there is
always large quantity oi decayiug timber
from which Il poisonous miaslna ~ created.
these Filters should be used every morning
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