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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
Letter from Kentucky.
C.Nr Woop. January Q. 1862

C.aP Wooo. January 0, 1862.
EutroR JEvyrasoNt,S:-- A few lines from
the 49th o. V. u. S. A. may not be unin,er-
es,ing TO the readers of your paper; there.
fore take the lirerty Of writing.
As most Of your readers are aware. we are
encamped on Green river, at Muniordsville.
1t is most beautiful country, in,erspersed
with picturesque hills. romantic Wales, and
miles from the celebrated Mammoth Cave.
and Il opportunity oilers, will visit it.
The great bridge across Green river is com
pleted. and you will soon hear Of an al
vance Of at least portion of our troops to
protect the railroad, annihilated by the cow
ardly rebels as fast as we rebuild It.
Bands Of marauding rebels are seen almost
daily by our picke,s, but they are hormless
their only object is 10 steal and drive hog!
and sheep to Bowling Green. We allow
them TO follow their laudable pursuits. be,
cause whea we get after them, they take I,
rapid aIght.
The forty ninth live FIRST rate at present.
have all the comforts Soldiers could reason
ably expect. and are enjoying pretty goo,
he,lth.
We are having. at the present time, rathe
cold weather. which will pass q fsvorabl
inspection for Winter.
| --THIou PRIyArK
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A N,c,,u,,, ,u,, VIZ. !, pe,r.-Tb. :.

A Nrcsssiry rusr VIII % FsIr.-Tb.r,
should be, to accommodate the populstion o.
Findlsy, not less than one hundred dse,i.
ting houses built next season. One hundred
is rather a large figure, but that number sd
jitional could be rented at remuner alive
rates before the first Of April. There is not
a dwelling to tent in the town at this time,
tand every day we hear inquiries for them
and besides scores Of moderate sized houses
have two families in them, each Of W b ON
would be glad to occupy the whole IL they
could get it. 1.-THE present accommodation
is hardly sufficient, what will be done with
the increase OF population next spnngi--
Not less than one hundred omfortable
dwellings built nt a cost that vii enable
the to rent them for from sixty 10 one
hundred aud twenty dollars, should be erect.
ed next season, and the work should he
commenced as early in the Spring as possi-
BILE. There will be no trouble in finding
tenants, at remuneraiive rates.
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What the Press Say of DIR. jackson.

From The Cattaraugus Freeman, January y.
To rnE ArsLicrEo. 1T will be seen by
reference to our advertising columns, tha,
the celebroted Indian Physician, Dr.. Jack.
son, will be ut Irvine Hall, in this yiliage,
on Thursday and Friday, the 9th aud 2sih
OF January, instant, ready to be consulted
gratuitously by the afflicted. and to render
his professional services tp such as may re.
qulte them. The great experience Of DR.. : 81,
and the numerous testimonials OF his skill,
cannot fail to inspire the public with conf
dence in him. Remember that he charges
no tee for consultation. and that Is he is no
lmposior. he makes no blind experiments,
and will not hatter the afflicted with on un.
reasonable hope Of recovery, merely for the
sake OF professional fees.
DR.. J. will be at tie Crook House, Find.
lay, on the 2sih day Of February next.
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TIA. sosouux osxsros.--sevesal Of our

TRs SoaoHux QSgsrfos os.--Sevefal Of OUT
readers have written for information. regard
ing the cultlvstion Of the Sorghum. There
but little drNsrsnce 10 the management OF
Sorghum aad Corn. Good seed 10 absolute.
ly necessary, aud great care shouId-be exer-
cised in getting u. AZ il is Of utmost i'm
poEtance to get the crop out Of the way be-
fore the frost, it should be soaked in warm
water until II sprouts, as from one TO three
weeks is thus gained. Land that will raise
good wheat will raise Sorghum. It should
be piowed deep, and made perfectly mellow
and planted in rows 1 2 to four feet vide.
II should be kept perfectly clean and free
from weeds, and the soil around the roots
stirred deep and frequently. In short. take
the same care Of it that corn would require,
and a good crop will be the result.
In this county it must be q profitable
crop, and we hope TO see every Farmer plant
Ia portion OF his ground with il an acre. VI
not more. The average yield OF syrup in
Ohio is $50 gallons per acre. This, at fliyI
cents tand good syrup will readily command
that price), will amount TO SIP 50--making
it the most profitable crop that can.be plant.
ed, even though nothing more than syrup is
desired. II has been demonstrated that su.
gar can be made from the cane, and made
into sugar. the profits will be still larger
Al this tim. it is Of the utmost Importance
that every substitute for Southern product
ions should be perseveringly cultiva'ed.-
Sugar will continue TO rise in value. as long
as the war continues; and II we can supply
with that article il is an immense
point gained. Every Farmer should plant
sorghum to some extent.
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GooEy's LADs's BooK. for February. is or
hand as prompt as usual. "Godey" is |
luxury, but one OF the kind that. once used
becomes a necessity. 1t is absolutely q,
essential in every house. Tue Februsr!
number is, as usual, full TO the brim. Of ell
Cravings. choice literature, and useful mat
Ter. Address. IN sending for It.
L. A. GopEr,
Philadelphia, Pa,
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FisoLr M,RKsr,-ConecteI weekly
Taylor & Croninger.

f"'k Is stu arriving, though not as freely
ns list week. d esscd Hogs $40 t. s?.75, un
foot, 81 7j to S2,l2.
Furs are plenty. Mink, Coon, Red and grev
Fox skins, bring from IL 2 cents to $500.
NEw YoRK C.rTLE M,Rxrr.--January lj.-
BE ives are selling this week At a reduction ui
h,lf cent per IT,. The prices are rs fellows:
Premium. 0a9 Be-; extra, 3 2sgl o.; l~S,
quality, 2ts l.4c; sec.rd quality, 7a7 | 1,
third quality, & l.IdG &c (; interior / 2tG lac.
ard tue average of all sales about lia7 e..
Swine is slll very plenty, and prices are
lower Prime rorn.fcd hogs, l.4n3 , Sc live
hogs, i4,4 2c dres,e ed medium hogs, 3 3 8
az -, and 4tt 2 for dressed hogs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

Grr THE BEsr. - As q general thing the
best article is the cheapest in the end, and
especially is this the case with d. b. De
Land Il Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. an article
which every one who has tried II viii say i.
just the thing for the purposes It was made
It is manufactured and for sale. at whole
sale, by the proprietors. at Fairport, Monroe
county, New York. and for sale by mos
wholesale and retail dealers everyw here.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
An EXECUTION IN THE REBEL A.

AN EXECUTION IN THE REBEL AR
MY.-THE SEaUEL.-There is in the
rebel army, near Centrcville, an
Irish mpany called the Tigers, >
which WAS recruited, or rather i'm.
pressed. from the Irish population o.
New Orleans. Two OF them were
recently shot for some trifling mill
tary offepse- some disrcspect to their
I'chlvalrous' officers, constru d into
mutinous resistance. An acooont OF
the execution has been published by
the Richmond papers. An Irish
private Soldier is, in the eyes Of the
Southern blades, Of about IA mucl,
account as n negro. l,ut the slQuel
to this execution is told in a le,tel
from the rebel camp, which appear,
lin the Nashville Louisville Courier,
thus:
"As q sequel to the execution o
the two Tigers by order Of cour
martiai, | have to record that, ycs
terday morning, the bodies OF tive
officers OF tho seventh Louisiana re
giment were lound with their throat
: cut They were the officers OF ,h'
day, and officers OF the guard at tn
time OF the commission Of the out
rage BY the Tigers and were in
struInental 10 bringing them to pun
lsnmenl. II would be we'll coul'
: the whole compsn, be etfaced 10
this new and most horrible villainy
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USIusr.--The last Courier says "the FIRE
on Wednesday morning demonstrated the
total ineffciency Of our fire department" +"
Of the matter aud reorganize thecompanies."
This is unjust. One engine was frozen and
could not work, the other was in working
order, and did good execution, considering
the difficulty in getting a supply Of water
Let the Council build cistefns and iurniSi
hose. and the present companies will b
found equal to all emergeIclvs.
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A M.rrra roR THE Cirizras or FisoLA


A M.rrrR roR THE CirizEHs OF FiSpLar
TO TmsK Asour. - Communities have two
sources OF enriching themselves aud extent.
ing their population - trade and manufac.
lures. The first, in inland towns, is limited
TO the extent Of country whose interest 1t IS
TO supply themselves at q certain point, aud
is liable to fluctuations and changes. Thus
many towns in Northern Ohio. that were
once thriving and busy. are now utterly
dead and deserted. The building OF rail-
rosi Ncr,L or So tn, East or West Of them,
has made new points for trade and irafic--
diverted IL Into new channels - built new
towns. ard left them with their life gone,
like a nut without kernel. Manufactures
are not so much affected BY these changes.
II matters but little where a factory is 10.
Gated, so that it ha, the raw mstetiai abun.
dant aud convenient, and transportation OF
the manufactured article'to market easy
Thus those towns in Ohio that had manu-
factories before the times Of the iron horse,
are still thriving and prosperous, even
though railroads did leave them. The fact
is, wherever manufactures are, there is and
must be prosperity and growth.
Findlay has all she can want in the wsy
of trade. Now the distributing point for q
larger extent OF territory than any town in
Ohio, the centre oil n country rich and fertile
beyond parallel, her magni fcent stores and
her crowded streets show that she has and
toa. 20 bat trnIs. on N
never be taken from her, for the day Of build
ing roads is past. and no new thororghfare
can be perfected that will interfere with her.
But it might be twice the town it is, and
should be. No town in ONO offers the
same inducements for manufacturing, and
none need them as much. With an i'm.
mense territory TO supply and railroad facil
tiles abundant, there is room here that should
be occupied.
More attention should be paid by the citi
Gems to this subject. Every dollars worth
Of goods. of any kind made here, saves tina.
dollar from going away from us; every soul
addict to tke population Of the town. in.
creases the value Of property, adds to the
business OF the place. and assists to con-
sumo the surplus produ' is Of .he surround.
ing country. No matter how small The bu =
siness. or how few hands 1t employs. II
should be encouraged, assisted and ios,eret
tha. Others seeing the spirit manifested may
follow. And II manufactures an be estab
lished here by no other means, our citizens
should Go II themselves. A factory OF any
thing that would add one HUNDRED families
TO the town, would make a d,fI renee ia
rents, IN business and the value o. properly,
that would be felt immediately. 1t rs a
matter that every one that owns foot of
ground IN the town aud county Is iute'eN'ed
IN; for, could an increase in this direction
be made, all would share alike IN the bene-
fits.
We shall refer to this subject again.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

TnE young lady who had thousand acres
of valua, lie land, which the young man SAID
was sufficient grounds for attachment, did
not marry 40 we'll as the young lady without
q fortune, who had learned to discard all
kinds Of saieratus OIL soda. save Herrlck Al
ien's Gold Medal, which has no equal on
this OF the other continent. Go, ye young
ladies. aud do likewise. aud Dame Fortune
will smile on you also. Everybody Ietails
il, and most Of the W wholssale Grocsrs whole.
sale 1t. Depot liz Liberty street. New
Yosh. 9
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

We understand that the prisoners o
war at Fort Warren are so vel sat
isfied with their coalition there ant
have 40 little stomach to be mrthei
counted in the fight on the South
ern side, that from fony to Il ,y o
them have voluntarily surrendered
their right Of exchangeto others. =
1t is to be hoped their example viii
not be generally followed, for oul
poor fellows at the South have nc
such wish TO remain in ,hoir present
quarters.
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NJ. Louru,s, Secretary.

DEsrRrioSs.--A member OF Capt. X llken-
ny's Company. from Vanlue, tanned Long,
has been in the very unsolderly habit Of
deserting, and WAS this week IN the guard
house for that offense. Soldier Long, being
an enterprisine man. broke out and tried his
heels again. A file Of men detailed for the
purpose overhauled him. and he i. now in
Jail in this place, ascertalnins the differ
ence between the bread and water of that
institution. and the generous fare provided
for Uncle Sans men at Camp Vance. De-
sertions are becoming too common. and an
example should be made OF some one.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
LANGwoRTHY'S
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Female Regulator.

TURING m abs ,nGa III the war this medi
~ cine will he made by my wiie, and that OF
NV make can unlS he hdd Ia Fmd!ay ot isHARL
GusES or J, VI. III ngR q Co.
Read the following siatenonis
u. iI lluRp SAYS -" Alter taxing II TOR Il
,trcngi hrnilg medicine after u NJ al sickness,
woull say that the Butchers ought 10 favor
It's sale, for the appetite II gave me WAS
enough to consume a beef 4 week.
| RuBgRr I1sskR says-"Dr. Laugworthy; Al
your su ,grStion, Uought ior my daughter,
who was suffering under some nj the peculiar
Diseases incident 10 her sex, u bottin oi the
Eist India Dyspepsia Cure. II hats done her
- much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, OF Arcadia. says "fcnr mod
ic'ne has d'nc M more soud than any medi
lrine | ever took"
| refer any patient confidently to tho follow
ling persons who themselves or their families
have used II;
Paul Sours Cashier Finday Bank;
| X. u. Hard, Chester Church,
i X. =. Baker, Il. Bergman.
i DR.. Hudson, DR.. Beech,
| Samuel n. Gray, Dennis Ice,
| Amos Hartman, j. ID. Vanlnren,;
u ."Tho unrivalled sales of this mcticino ~ NJ
lunmistikabie evidence of Its intrinsic vsIne.
i --tfOstoTiG NetoS.
REMEMBER THEN
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Do You WANT the LArssr Newsi-If you
do, subscribe for the Cincinnati Daily Com
mercisl. Packages will be made up for the
country in any quantity desired. As there
are 40 papers arriving by the Fremont and
Indiana railroad, and it becomes every man
10 be informed Of tue events OF the day, 1--WE
comment the Commercial as paper Of ster'
ling worth and great merit. Subscription
left with Israel Green or Junius Palmer will
be promptly attended to. Terms, l2i cents
per week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
The Mountain OF Light
MEDICAL PROTECTOR,

book Vt over SEQ pages, full of line anatomi.
cal and other engravnps.
II contains not only the pith Of all the late
developments In Medicine and Surgery above
referred tn, but II IL also a guide To all who AS.
pire to felicity with the opposite sex; shows
how to guard against danger, and how to es.
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike TO
male and female, hut should not he In the
hands of very young persons. ~ IL contains
that might he perverted To- uu.
worthy ends. Ais" u full and explicit key To
All the hidden and delightful secrets Of Marri.
Ann nNn nj IlnunIN In rnr hnfnra
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

FnrMoNr, LIMA q Usios RILRoAU.-The
Fremont N Iud,anu Railroad Company has
assumed this title. We understand that II
is the intention of the company to push the
work TO completion next seasJn. When
finished It will he al important part Of the
Ohio system OF railways.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

Tnepr AND WAsrE.-Two Soldiers brok,
into the house OF George Grouse, penetrated
the cellar, appropriated lot OF sausage ant
other edibies, and then, through pure mis-
chief, turned the faucets Of few liquor bar
rels and run. Mr.. c. mounted his horse an,
got to camp before them, had them Orresle,
and they are now IN Jail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

A report is circulated, and is be.
licVed, that Secretary Cameron hat
resigned, and that the Hon. Edwarc
VI. Stanton will take his place, and
also stated that Mr.. Cameron vii
be- appointed Minister To Russia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

Tho London freeman is by nc
means llsttering to Mason and Sli
dell. 1t calls them, in terms NOR,
energetic than flastering,-"The two
worthless scamps whom England
Ietcsts willie she cannot abandon
hem"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

JOnN CmNAMAN swinilcd John
Ball very adr' ly in recent i'm.
poriatiou Of shawis. Four cases ship
ped from China and supposed to
contain fity d,z.n Grape shawls.
when opened were founl to cover
nothing hut mating aud stones.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

TnASKs.--We return thanks to Seth Ken.
BILE, Of West Independence, @. W. Poe. OF
Van Buren,. d. w. Clark, Alba P. o., and
James Davidson, OF Liberty, for lists OF new
subscribers, this week. This style Of en-.
couragement is substantial. and exactly y W hat
suits US. Keep the bali rolling. gentlemen.
We have set our heart on doubling our lis,
by the FIRST OF April.
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The Cordial is all We Claim for It'll.
Mothers, Tiy It!!

And to you w6 appeal, 10 detect tho illnoss
or decline not only ut your daughters before II
10 too laie. but also your sous and husbands,
for while tho former from Mlso dsliosry. often
20 down tO "a premature grave, rather Than et
lhoir condition he known IN time. the latter
are often 30 mixed up with the excitement of
business, that " II were not fnr YOU, they too,
would travel la the same downward path until
II Is too late Ia arrest their fatal iiI. Hut the
,dently appeal: for we are SURE yo1. never.
falling affection will unerringly po.a. yuu ID
PROF. WOODS SRESr0RATivECORD Al AsI
BLOOD RENOyAT0R ~ the remedy whicu
should DO alwa! OIL hand 10 time OF need.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

AHorsss SoLDiKs GoKx. John w. Di.
pert, member ot Company A, 2lst iegi-
ment. died in Kentucky, last week, OF Mea.
sles. The corpse arrived here Tuesday
evening. and was buried with military hon.
oIs by Captain Rice's Company. 5Ilh resi'
ment. The deceased was u son of Georg,
Dipert, Of this township.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

TuR HAoGrRrY AND MANSFIELD MArrxR
DIR. Hoggerty. was examined before Jus,
uce Byal. last Thursday. Friday and sntur,
day, which resulted in his being held ts
bail in the sum OF $1,000. No facts wert
ehci.ed that the public were not conversan
with,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

4 TRACT OE LAND TOR SALE. The
N undersigned has n small tract Of land,
amounting 10 turty' 'llyo acres and traction. for
sale on reasonable terms. The land 10 'oca. ed
in Portage ,0wnship, Hancock county. and ia
unimpruvod. For further particulars osli on
' March Is, ~. s. A. SPEAR, Assnt
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

lNtrtNS ''r rie.t"t.. ". 'th Ili, -
TIT j &. Ar't; Sh, haN- h, ani,cir'i Mia r,in
lu vl'i,ntc h''"F,f s' go u tinr wh lani,- III.
skiii u ihN~h nh- Hnl siu tn a. -lii- all III.
Iri 'lh ''li Tad u'ttl ttri $-i - Hriia o..
t"til" 'u"l ~" ~ tw Nc"i- n'i t-t,ir'l nv ss-ts
lral mnrh ,hat fI i,tt.t tIr ~ l..s ir wa
Htacbr'' ihinA u - Nui'''il n'r,,i 'nr }. nv AZ
Jules Y. G"i,tcli of - lnui4 v,it',; hnv" h-r,
a'l,icd Tor Yeats with ~ "fri"''f u, ir.I, wlnsi
d"s'in,ul ny health IiI vVviy tiius nui rS~tS thi,,
h'i',l !" rlr," n'; n'd i,n l,n ir, 81 be-" T. ~.
T. r sOnlc y'n~ i,H ttlii tirIm t,.s - D,Ht
The iirr Nv i,lnN"'l I',ni H.. Rev. " i'pN rI, ,.r,
ne t"hN ,"u Sn.alaIa, la,,.,' H., ,n,l w. r,s N,u
niI NV il''ni rnl' vuii tt,tp. - H., bi~-s
mS 'l".d has'r'' i"r. uI'i l,n- - i,d b,S ha
A. I" nilkn Il iur q II N,,ng rpaiu, d,
y 81 That eau r .il ~ !. NOT Ill .inll
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This Ne licins Will Cure You!


This Ne elicins Will Cure You!
AGENTS
ISRAEL SREES, Findlay, OHIO;
}. NJ. tluBgR & TO-, FIndhty, Ohio;
JAMES MASSIHG, Yanluc, ohio;
GRiBEi. " UsrnRiAgt, Van fturen, Ohio;
J. Is. VAN iORgS, FnStoria;
l.. A. BALDwIs, Mt IIi uchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL iiCy.R, Columbus Grove, Ohioj
SAMUEL SHuUP, Ottawa, Ohl";
J. ID. q. liIPKISs, Gllhoa, ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs
&C.. T.. LAsGwoRTnY, WIN 10 hereby author Led
10 Arite my name upon the wrapper, without
whioh none Is genuine.
physicians furnished by the gallon, where
requested.
With u kind farewell, then. To tho good pea
plo whom | have dealt wnh 81 many years
and u wish that they will sustain my wiis II
the sale Of this medicine, which has bens nile,
40 many already, am, with tho bast OF feel
ings toward euery one IN this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGwORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Roy't U. y. Army
FrsDLAy. August 10. 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

EErsIrKLAs can be permanently CURED BY
"Dr. Lelsnd's Anti Rheumatic Band. See
advertisement Of "GIsst Cuss!' IN sao,hsI
column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

van rug HNrID CrnY op
touIh-, Colds, tnduruEn. IIorrr~n-ss,
Cr"op, bronchitis. In. If,icut tou-
srmptiou. mud for the HELLER
Of tonsuMptive Patients
La advanced stages
Of tho Db.nsc.
Th' Is Wrrr,iy ~ nni'rnaliy known To 'uirnss
iri 81 il,' ru" ~ iln'At and lung csipainis that
u-rrs- hre I" publish the r,hci rc ~ H. ,itu,s. N
dii's let uscrllcnrc fur coughs aud ,Uids Il vi
N"nlrih'l rui"s OI pulmonary disn,-. lave nm'ir D.
'n,'n iir,n,inat the civilized nations nf the en- ~
'"w ate o.: minunrh or even families. nni"ns tn
.h" have n"i same personal experience IL IL. -iTats 90
'on'' H. INK trophy In tir midst nf It's ,ct.iy III,
'nidr aud dangerous disorders of tho threat aud lunrs
As all know the drealfnl fatality of trrr di,our,-
- they know on the effects of Ibis remedy. ~ ell
20 mH" than Ia them that u has hli ii,u vi
nr- 'i'si u id have wh-n making ilic cur's wli ny'
rnn ~ strongly rI-n the cnnhdrncs nf mHukinl.
frnnnrod by Dr. &C. AVER 8. c., Lowell, Mass
Aud Tor sale by
y. y. FREY, FNDLAY;
T.. WEST TnLEDo;
ALLEN & CO., CIscIss lrI.
Catcher IL, 1ssl .--Jly w.r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17

ROssELL, of the London Times. is
now a, the New Yuit h"tel, suHer.
ing from an attack OF Typhoid lever
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We shall refer to thus subject again.

FiaE MesriSG.-Ihe members Of Citizens
Gift Fire Company No. ,. are notified that a
special meeting will Le held at the Engine
House. on Monday evening next, the 10Th
instant. A full attendance IS requested.
BY order Of the Foreman.
NJ. Louru.s, Secretary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-17
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