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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-08
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SMITHS GREAT ELECTRIC 0iL!!!
GENUINE!
G. T N u I N E !
pANFORTH \ JONES,
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GE N Il
G E N u I N E !
Is AMBER COLOR.
DE. SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL
lS ,he most beautiful combination ever dls
rnyered for Pam. Try 1t on lady's sathefcu
Irp,,t and see he W soon it soothes, how qucKS d"
he swelling is removed.
IL cures cramps IN ~ minutes
Cures Headache IN ~ inmates.
Cures Rheumatism speedlly.
Cures Neur lgra in 10 minutes
Cures Burn, IN "a hours
Cures Eryslpelas IN 3days.
Cures many complaints OF paih'u' anu '''''a" | ~
,n,o,y nature quicker than anything else, ana 10
,ha mast soothing Of all known medical applI
anCes.
DIR. sMlrn,~ ELECTRIC OIL.
Genuine Electric Oil
syar known, ard 1t has cured more than -oO,' ~
people -. ,u dam.
A single application in painful cases, VIII oeN''
onstratc its power and pieasanthess' ..,ho
Road what Dr.. j. o. Bogg says he is one OF the
,s,meu IN Wostport, Mo, and keeps large drug
store: ,,.L ,uao
WEsrPoRr, July llth, 1902
sesame tygo wears ago, lady Of this place was
on,r cnnfuement attacked with inflammation
nna or the breasts which for several days res'steC
,lI ,b, usual remedies IN such cases, ne s"'''
mo and soreness was as great as IN any case Nat
y,ttnpsscd | was induced to try smith F'eC'''
Oh and was perfectly astonished and pleased ''
Gni IN half an honr after its application, that tn
.nreness and swelling had entirely subsidized.
SUI J. q. BOGGS, Druggist
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-08
Ansurancc,
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance COmp'ny
With successful
Business Experience ofover ~ Years.

Instead of the profits for scml-anuual dividends,
IN dtdifi0H To premiums, usually drawn from the
insured, by stock companies, to pay eastern stock-
hudurs, the ratcs IN the ILLINOIS MUTUAL are So
cQutably arranged as only to require from the
members sufficient money 10 pay, with certainty,
all losses aud oNpcnsss. The premium notes now
amounting to over one MHioH DOiidrS, are Sc
cured by lien upon the property insured, valued
at over Ten Millions. THIS ample fund affords a
sure guarantee Tor the payment ot ersTg iosS-the
security being all located IN Illinois, and subject
to our own laws. No policies are issued out OF
tins state, The members are subject to no ll,iga
ton-a losses beng adjusted by agreed arbtra-
ton. Al losses caShsd Ui'hW ninety days. that
occur under policies paid yearly IN ddraBCs.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
b. X. Hart, samuel Watc, II. ". Billings, h. !. q.
Gilman, Timothy Turner, Lyman Trumbull.
Robert Smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, J.
W. Schwppc, Benjamin f. Long, Elias bbsrG,
Francis Hoffman,, Lewis KclleRberger, ". g.
Atwood.
OFFICERS:
NJ. Il. ATWOOD, President and Special Asr
LEWIS KELLENBERGER Treasurer.
luliN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDELl, General Agent.
j. T.. HOWARD, Asst Cent Agent
Agents have been appointed IN every county
and IN all the principal cities and towns IN the
state. Application Tor insurance may be- made I.
f. j. jNDERWC -, Rock Island,
l.. +. BAKER, HAMPTON,
y. ". GOULD, Moline.
BROWN DEN ORE, Port Byron.
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Are Won Ensured Z.

4 RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMrNf,
y New York. Authorized capital, S5OO,oOV'
with large and acCumulatlng surplus.
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NIERCliANTS' INSURANCE COMPN ny J.
vi OF Hartford, Conn. Cash capital, s2OO,Voo.
MARK HOWARD, Pres'i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

lnNis DlSthSe
This Medicine Will Cure You'll
Agents
ISRAEL GREEN, Findav. OHIO;
J. NJ. liuBER & Co., Fnday, ohio;
JAMES MAsSiSG, Vanlue, Uhio,
GRlBSL II OsrHEtMEI, Van Buron, Ohio;
j. u. VAN DuRES, Fosinra;
l.. a. BALDWIN, MI Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL iiuDhR, Columbus Grove, ohio:
SAMUEL SHoUP, Ottawa, OHIO;
j. u. G. HlrEISs, GIlbOa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied hvMrs.
G. h. LAS6woRIBY. who Is hereby autnurizad
10 "rte my name upon the wrapper. without
which none is genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, whore
requested.
With Kind farewell, then, Ia the good peo
pie whom | have dealt with SO many years
and Il wish that they VIII sustain my vile in
thA sale Of this medicine, which has hensntted
SO many already, am, with tho Desi OF feel.
ings toward spsry one IN this cchmuuity,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. :, Gibson iirg't u. ;. Army
FISpLAY, August IL, lsSl.
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Price 25 cents per Box

Sold in Findlay at all the Drug Stores.
And by z. Barney, Maconib, l.. A. baldwin
Nj. blanchard.
April 0, lS62.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

rID rEACiIEuS.-The Board ol School Ex
l. aniuers for Hancock county, Will hold a
session for the purpose OF examining Teachers
tt the Union School room, IN Fiudlay, IN the
arst Saturday of January and the nrst Satur.
day Of February, and the arst and third Satur.
days otevery month thereafter, commencing
ten o clock, II. NJ, untllluither notice is gwen
JOHN BOWMAN, Cleyk.
FHpLAY, Jan. l, 1889.
n. X. All applicants will be required o pro
sent To the Examiners II certificate slgued W
two or more OF their present or previous eni.
ployers, giving II satisfactory statement as 10
their moral character and fIlLhfulposs as
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, ~ g
signed by their Teachers, certifying To- the /
moral character and studlOuS habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

FIsDLAY TRAINS.
leavo Finday at 6i46 o'clock, a. m, and return
at $3.50 o'clock. y. IN.
All Trains make close connections NJ CLYDE.
with Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road.
both East aud West.
NAV |, lS62. RI. RICE, Superintendent.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10
y BARRELS
INDIAN vES ETABLE
WORM CONNECTIONS.

The most Sale, Pleasant aud Effsctual rem.
edy for Worms ever discovered.
Tho objcot OF those drops IA TO accomplish
mn end long desired by Physicians, VIZ: TO
combine by the aid OF Chemistry, and the
latest improvements in Pharmacy, tho ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE Of well known PegstaJls Sub.
stance, in such manner rs to insure their
deficiency, and NJ the samo time render then
easv to he administered and free from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
Vcrmiuge in the old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS. Worms often
produce emancipation swel'ed aud tonse abdo.
men gnawing and turning pain IN the stomach
and bowels, irregular and dopravcd appetite,
pale and slckly countouanoe, foul tongue.
ieted breath, itching ul the nose, feyerish
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally
produce cvlicky affections with vomiting and
lpurginE, AMI sometimes blood; ulcerationc OF
the bowels. and even pertonitis may DC eSol.
ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and Epileptio CUnvulsions take
place.
| children who are troubled with worms often
awake. awake suddenly, screaming and ire
Iqusntly observed tn grind their tecih. But
none Of these symptoms or all OF them combin
ed, point out the positive existence at worms.
They may be produced by irritation or sub
accuto inflammation IN tho mucous mem.
brane; henco the occasional failure OF the best
Vermiiuge to expel worms,
| TREArNENT.-The hrst thing to bo done,
is to ohdeavor to restore the digestive func.
tions' aud 1T the same time we must institute
An oxterminating war against the filthy iutru.
ders. The nature vi this CcnfecUon is such
as to produce this result most Gle tualy. re.
! lliove all tho symptoms and restore tho organs
| to perfect health. Hence Its great superiority
over all ot her Verniiuge.
ep- UiREC rlONS ON EACH BOX. Price $50.
BARNES u ARK. EtS tern Onice sos Broad.
way, Now York. II. q, u. CARY, GAINESVILLE.
ono, Western Branch ofico.
For tho immediate and efectual cure Of
ICOuOns, COLDS. INFLUENZA, ASTHMA. TlOARsE'
| NESS, WHoorisG CorGn, CArAaRH,
DifrIUULT BREATHING,
SehE THROAT,
ETC.
For Minister'S, Public speakers, and Singers
these Troches are indispensable for clearing
and strengthening tho voice, removing hoaIse
moss, etc.
The ease with which theys are taken being
easily carried IN the pocket, requiring no pre-
lparatoi, always ready Oh all occasions, no
liable TO change In any climate, contaluinl
nothing injurious 10 the t"nsttu ion-shouII
he Il sufficient recommendation to all to give
them fair trial.
Price 25 cents per Box.
! Sold in Findlay at all the Drug Stores.
And by q. Barney, Macumb, l.. A. baldwin
Nj. blanchard.
| April9 lS62.
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-LANawoRTHYs
East India dyspepsia Cure
Femae Regulator.

nURING my absence IN the war this med.
~ cine will bn made hv my vile. and that Of
my make can only be had IA Findlay of lsKARi.
GRgES or i. VI. ht BER Co.
Read the following statements:
u. u. lluKD say ys-" After taxing IL for n
strengthening medicine after II III of sick ness
would say that the Butchers ought to favot
Its sale, Tor tho appetite 1t gave me was
enough to consume n bcefa week."
RoBERT BoSSER says -. "Dr. Langworthy: Al
your suggestion, bought tor my daughter,
who was suffering under some ot The peculiar
diseases incident To her sex, a bottle Of the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. Ii has done her
SO much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, oi Arcadia. ssys-"Your med.
ic'ne has done me more good than any medi
cns ever took"
refer any patient confidently to the follow.
ing persona wAo themselves ur their families
nave used A.:
: Paul Scurs, Cashier Findlav Bank:
X. u. Hurd, Chester Church,
| X. =. Baker, =. bergman.
! DR.. Hudson, DR. Beech,
! SAMUEL K. Gray. Dennis Loe.
Amos Hartman, j. u. Nduduren,i
| 1.-The unrvaled sales of this medicine is an
uuIn stakab,e evidence OF ITS intrinsic value.
+ fosiorid N,ics.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-10

Whisky from SOC. to So, 90 per Gaiion
Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, for Neilcin.
al purposes, Brandics from 81, 90 to $500 per
gallon at \. d. FREY'S
nRra AND RooK 3rnRy,
Ono door North oI Israel Gregg 4 Sons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-10

E1u.SzRz Of npsrs have beea IRE
qasas 4@sog cur pieksss IN : TTrginia, and
soaeinas tbg net half way and hare
= lt-3Swn chat On StuuP or raj A
eoaple net Ia dis manner not IOog Snae.
Amt you tzrea Of thIs ARP Ays coz
nan YES. adj vIsh vas out q II
Ifs all humb1E replies tie rebel
IF had Leave Il % yoQ and ne en-
tlnusd car nan. Ee'd ssttIs It Eitb9Gt
any nOre fga4ins. wouldn't ne :. Is-
81. sid ths reid. EiiEh emphasis And
- thsy woqIi Il left f0r the Pieketz 70
settle, tie uhoEe thing EoqH be scOn sBd
4u5esbly arranged. and that- tOo. On the
besSs Of '-things Is they ra
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Retnrn q q. seMard

NJ Seward has returned. and reports
that the people viii sustain the govern
ment heartily IN this great crisis. he dis
covered on his Trip that the government
eOPmittsd one bIunder-that Of trying 70
conceal the disaster from the people. Its
nov perceived that this policy hss had 4
bad eject upon enlistments. The people.
especially II SeE hngland, resent this at
tempt 70 conceal the disaster from Lhem,
and have really supposed the army Of tie
Potomac 70 be N . worse condition than
the facts would warrant Mr.. Seward
comes back 70 prepare for fresh onset Of
the European interyenti0nists. Il Is fully
expected that the sympathiLers with the
rebellion VIII make great deal Of noise,
bnt the best judges OF our foreign Affairs
do not believe that France or England wiz
aefuallJ interfere IN the present condition
of our affairs By many Europeans il VIII
be behaved that the rebels win soon drive
the national government to acknowledge
their Independence. or that the North VIII
BE Eearied with the struggle. Actual in
terSendou, Il Is believed levsn By foreign
ministers hers,) wiz not come for six
months yet By that tine an the peninsula
disestsrs can De fully .retrisEsd aud Rieh-
mend g "a ska IFsstil-sgtol csr1es6lStsass.
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Beginning TO See IT.

Says The Nashville cohsrastioa Of The
9Th:
What can nov be said, to justify hope
that the Southern ReToiution VIII zueeeedZ
If Jefferson D1Jiz, inDediateIy Succeeding
the fall Of DoEel=o1, au1 the consequent
occupation Of the Mississippi Waller by the
Federal G0Tetamesi, aid, il substance, in
his message 10 the Confederate Congress,
that the Coufede-zey had undertakes more
thau il eould well accomplish, what would
be nov Say 10 the same body, in Ties OF an
additional three hundred thousand men be-
lag soon arrhyed againzt him The truth
Is, feIIoS citizens, that Ia GereEnasai u
dst7Rias5 to re-sstaIG1E IL aEtk0rity orsr
tie eatbe eoHahy!
FelIow-eitizeps, this Revelation has
taught us serious lesson In becoming 3
participant, We took the most Iiiy-eonsid-
cred step that has marked The history of
the State. History viii so record it We
shall not equiToe4te. or aPoioZize about
it-for, It vas wrong, altogether wrong -
We love the people Of the Souih-Eedo not
mean TO abuse them. bat, With tears ID our
eyes. We would ten them that they are Tir-
tually consulting 8Eieids to-day.
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xew Programme ofths conhsdsxa..
LeHderE

EeTE Programme offhe C0uhedeEafe
LEADER
IL ihe Nashville c5zstifrt5zz q Yoaasy
ne Esd The foHoEIag sssieis fros The Nea-
Pais AFzLzzz6<. Of the soth uit-
We uade.stsad tsz9 TaEoraatioa has beea
received from Eeil-IuE0r1sd soaree5 in the
SOztk, Uhieh IeEds 20 tas belfefIka; 1ev
prOErsmms has beea deteC1faed zp0a- Il
q alleged THAR tie Isadsrs IN TIE Soutksra
noTeaea1, nothing aSezssd by past diz-
eou6tures, are uesTioz themselves for =
TreUecdoas EFFORT Tbsy consider Ikal he
te-ritorg reeestly given up has sEakeaed
the Federal AaIkCEITIes, and eo-respood-
Ingly srengthessd the Sauth Th=y think
Ihey viii hoId RIehmOad zad Virginia. but
eTeo If they shoaId EziI ia these partIe-
ulars- they hSve 40 idez of giving up
Il i said that TIE new poEiey i 20 Eight
a. long a iS Il possible 70 do 80, bat
Sbea they eaa do 50 co logger, instead 81
sarreadsriaE-inztead of bzEioz their pro-
perry e0u6sc1tej and themselves disfrsu-
ebised-Eks leaders viii make = diseel
proportion 70 RaziaDd o. France 70 be-
come colony OF zpPeudage- IL i farther
said that the Soaihsru leaders prefer, # The
alternate - forced upon then, 70 become
the subjects Of Napoleon TITS may bc
one reAEou Ehy Napoleon Is gagged ITtb
eoloaiEinE schemes IN UeIIco.
We gITe the abOTe az the pgObzbie-nay
almost certain policy Of the Confederate
leaders If they should be drIEea 10 the
walt We have good reason fog the belisa
thar 1t Is their zoIsmnIy declared policy II
the emergeuey supposed, and hence rs
place Il before oar readers
Whether tie border States viii agree tc
this policy remains TO be seen Its moi
improbable that Tennessee mE9 choose tr
mark oHs her own course ia sbs presises
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tn. s.UnIonIsm', Most needed Vow.

The only UuiOuiSu that viii stand the
test now Is that ~h.eh- refr4ining from
eArpiug At and 6ereeiy eritieizing the Gov
eminent, stands By 1t With eEeEy resource
which can be had 70 sustain II IN the great
conflict which il Coming TO crisis Con-
sideIing the frenendo1s issues, the need
for ever eiement of strength, let every
quarrel be p0stPoued 70 some fa;ure period
aud nothing be thought Of nov bn: koE
best 70 save the county. Glaneing to-
Yards Wasningtoa, and knowing how mAuy
eminent military men and statesmen are At
present In council 10 extricate the nation
from Its peril We mast hare Eaith in them
aud 10 the President, 10 the ability as well
IS the patriotism Of all It Is eAsy, afte-
events have occurred, after battles have
been fought and disasters suffered, to ar
rAigu this or that policy a. responsible for
losses aud disapPoiutmentE; bat this spirit
giIl not save The nation from further evils
and losses, AID msT even preeipitsLe them.
Il may seem patriotic or wise OF Espir-
tied, p IN times ike the present, 70 read our
rulers SAVAGE homilies on the line of their
duties; but oar iudgment teaches Us that if
they cannot be Warned by er4a-ereats
the most startling and siEnGl thatean hap
pen in the histoFy of = nati0n-nothing
else viii aEail-they would anot be per-
aAe-AG4 A-9A OnE AGgsG
At all eFe1ts, whilst We HO1I5 not 'sery
peaeel PeAcel Ehsn there IS 10 peace re
shall never be found comforting the euemy
BY untimely or eager strietures upon our
rulers, and casting . shadow upon the
Union cause by doubts OF its success We
believe IN II tally, completely, d1er8isatety.
Ne have never Supposed that conflict Of
Tie Tremendous proportions this has as
snmed, and conducted by men Of great
ability, whose lives aud eTerJthing else IS
At stake in their infamous assauIt upon
free government would be brought 70 sne-
eessfal conclusion without some reyerses
to be snEered By those who have aud are
opposing them but We are not Of those 70
eTJ ogt and bemoan such Temporary re-
verse, but would meet It rather With new
determination and courage and eonstaney.
That Is our Unionism, and s1eh It has
been from the committeeman Of this great
conflict, and sueh-if We understand it
Is the Unionism Of the people OF Maryland
-BaIGiasFe 4nlsrioa1-
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Notice.

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No Truth me.

Fpa tie wn.hfnesoa Star, llo.lIy Kreanz
There can be no Truth IN the story Al.
leging that an action took place on Priday,
the 4thr on the Peninsula, In which We took
one thousand prisoners, aud captured three
small batteries Telegrams have been re-
eeiTed here iron Gen. Mcclellan up 10 last
evening, and be- makes no mention What
ever of any such oeeurrenee
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nn441 - he Answer.


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than tbst ct Proeoting tbe boaesz truth
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eotsnns SEED BE tod that se support II
aod have supported it unainebisgly from
The beginnisg, and always expect To- If we
have AZ any tine dissented from any ps,-
tieaIas MEASURE of The President. We do not
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paper, and do not knox vhetber re could
do II or aot, bat rather think not In
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frIead II answered
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friend to nate the Affiliations aud syn
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TaErlportea yietosy on James river in
which oar forces captured 1900 Prisoaers
and three batteries, the PhIIadslpbiE Prsls
says was achieved by a.Portioa Of Shields
division II appears TO be very doabtfal
whether any such action has taken place.
Thers Is no::oiaeiAl eonfrnasio1 q tie re-
port 80