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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

SoLpIVps' Am SoCiIrr.-At meeting
Of the citizens OF the north part and center
of Van Bur Township. Hancock county.
held in Swsie town church on May the 2d,
1 1862, ELiJ,m IlAssos was called TO the Chair.
when Resolution was passed. that each
male and female should use their utmos. ef-
forts to procure snch material as is calcuia.
ted to aid and comfort the sick and wounded
soldiers. and deliver the same into the hands
Of r. Ma,hewson. c. Bergman and r. Fohz,
who were appointed committee to attend
to the Affairs OF said township.
The following donstions have been re.
ceived:
| A. Ream. / towel, 2 sheets, 1 shirts, 3 pair
pillow cases, Q quilts. 2 bands. cash ei.-
A. Yesgiy , lbs. dried apples, towel, 8 lbs.
dried beet, / shirt, cash so cents. q. Berg
man I sheet, I pillow. l band, cash Is cents.
n. Mathewson, l pillow, l blanket, cash
! , cents. NJ. Mathewson, cash 20 cents.
!, A. bergman. cash rs cents. l.. Houser
towels, / shirt, l banl, cash 25 cents.
Hassou cash IS cents. Jos. Foltz cash
cents. b. Bergman cash cents. X. Hodge
cash 8 cents. Jno. Stokesbery cash ~ cents
, cash 10 cents. II. D. Ream cash rs cents.
q Miss Sarah Spigle cash 90 cents. George
Price cash so cents. VIM. Bower German
= cash so cents. Michael Which cash 81
Y cents. John Hsub cash 26 cents. John
a Click cash 25 cents. Susan Click 70 cents
- Nicholas Essinger cash 50 cents. John Es
singer cash SO cents. Adam Gossman casl
SO ceals. Charles Cramer cash SO cents
Philip Mixewort i2i lbs. shoulhers. Pete
Which II lbs. ham. Conf Gassmsn i3A lbs
v ham. George Pifer 10 lbs. ham. Phil
, Which cash IS cents. Adam Rittig cash 2
ceat, Jacob Fulhart cash 25 cents. Jaco
d Ftoch cash 25 cents. Peter 'Heldmsn cas-
rs 81, Mike Heldman cash so cents. Wm
!. |Froyl sheet, / quilt, bundle bands. L
ISteinnan cash Is cents. Lydia Spar cas-
D. Cathariue PileI cash Is cents. Geo. Pile
'e cash 2S cents. G. u. Spar cash 25 cent
,e Jacob Steinmau cash 2s cents. Geo. Stein
M man cash l6 cents. George Richard cas-
25 cents. N. MertI cash % cents. Pet'
~ NcG IL lbs. hsm. Mss. StekesbeIy 4 ID
IS dried apples, 1 sheet. Mrs. Samuel Sn!
ds der 1 sheet, ] pillow, l bundle bands
Mrs. Eliab Hssson 1 sheet, pillow, l bur
u die bands. Mrs. Peter Bergman sheet,
en- shirt, 4 pillow, 1 pt. pillow cases, bund
bands. Mrs. John Hodge IL lbs. ham.
The cash received on this list was inves
, =. ed in muslin at 10 cents per yard, lmusl
that was bought before tho sdvance.) dri'
M fruit, &c. The muslin was manufacture
to into shirts, sheets and drawers. by the pat
.ntj otic ladies Of the above named place. WI
Il. willingly volunteered and met ioT that ~
" pose. ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

PATENT PLow.-A patent has been grant.
ed to VIM. Coggeshsll Of Findlay, and VIM.
7. Cogseshall OF Springfield for.sn Improve.
ment in Plows. With this improvement i,
is claimed that the power required to work
it is reduced fully one half. Mr. william
Coggeshali, the inventor. has nufactured
piows in this place for several years. and hi.
piows have borne an excellent Ieputsu IN
among the farmers Of this county. We have
no doubt that the new one is all that !.
claimed for Il, and that il will at once TAX,
its rank among the best implements for ii.
fsrmers' use. The patentees design selling
tights for he manufacture Of the plow and
have opened an Office in Springfield for ths
purpose.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

A Coon orA.--The Ladies' Aid Society
of Findlay have made on arrangement with
NJ. E. II. Cowles, proprietor Of the Reed
House, by which sick aud woun unded soldiers
on their return, are kept free Of charge.
until they can be conveyed TO their homes
The ladies composing this society have don,
many. very many good things, but non,
better than this. Many a poor man who ha
sacrificed his health for his country viii
bless the noble women whose thoughtfulnes
and practical humanity do so much toward
slleviating his pains and bettering his con
dition. Too much praise cannot be give
them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Tns FinpLEr Lrcrun.--This institution
hes rendered the proceeds Of an exhibition
to the LADIES' Aid Society, which has been
accepted. The exhibition will take place in
about three weeks. We hope the citizens
will give II liberal patronage. Aside from
the benevolent character Of the enterprise,
II 10 deserving Of support. The young mer
display considsrabls talent In this line. ant
ate worthy OF encouragement. Particular
! will bs announced in due tims.
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE, Warren County, o..
March a. 1879

hatCu o. lCoCs
DR.. G. W. RopAcK.-Desr Sir:--For the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me to
say that I have found your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. q sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint.
have suffered from the above mentioned dis
eases for Eve years and have tried a great
many physicians. but all TO no purpose.
was sdvised by a friend to try your Blood
Purifier and Pills and did 40. | was living
in Cineiansti stthe time, and went to youI
Office aud purchased one bottle of the Puri'
fer and one box OF Pills TO commence with
and bless the day found your valuable
medicines, for I am enjoying good health .
present, and feel confident that the cure il
pe1msneat. Let Others buy and take wha
they pleas. as for me. give me the Bloo'
Psti6er and Pills for all chronic diseases
which suse from impure blood or oerange
ment Il the digestive o:gsn. take no 9th
CT medicines, aud have not fos the las
eighteen months. Most Wuly.
T.V. Dusois
See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Rsrusssp.-Col. Mungen, OF the 67th ar.
rived from Pittsburgh Landing on Tuesday
evening. lie comes home to recruit his
his health. The Col. looks different from
the rugged robust man that left here last
winter, having been sick almost all the
time since the regiment left Paducsh. II,
As slowly gaining. and hopes TO he able to
joiu his regiment in few weeks. The s7th
have had, generally, q hard time. On thu
| su ndsy morning Of the bs,tle only $50 wer,
out Of the hospitals. The health OF th'
regiment 10 now improving rapidly
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FtspLAY LYcEun.--The following cores
,ondence will expiain itself:


FtspLIy LYcEua.-The following cores
pondence will explain itself:
FIspLAY. May 10, 1862.
To Mrs. d. SrAssBuRy. Secretary Of the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society" Find
lsy, OHIO.
The members of the Findlay Lyceum !"
respectfully tender their services 10 the "Aid
Society" and propose to give one Of their
ex h,bitions for the benefit Of the "sick and
wounded" soldiers, proving, that the youth
Of Findisy are not devoid Of patriotic feel
ING. The entire proceeds Of the exhibition
to be placed at the disposal Of the "Aid
Society,""
Wishing to add our Unite" to the glori-
Gus cause in which the noble citizens OF the
North are so arduously engaged, (and Iol
tte g ,i;rcess Of said cause, we earnestly pray,
has induced the Lyceum TO offer their ser
vices. which, we tsfnestly hope. will be &C
cepted; which acceptaii2n will give th'
members Of the Lyceunf, q source ol un
bounded pleasure by manifestiog tier VI!
Ilingness in "AIpiso" and providing 10
the wants Of the "sick and wounded D
soldiers. The young people in sdlo'n
ing cities and towns are contributing lioer
ally 10 the good cause; then, why cannot ",
be encouraged in aiding the noble worl
which is progressing SO successfully IN al
the Northern towns and cities.
The entertainment will contain nothin
limproper whatever. We earnestly wish tina
our humble endeavors will moth disregard
ed or misunderstood, but, on the CONTRARY
Literally supported by the genetous peopi
, of Findlay.
Wishing to hear Immediately the decis'o
of the Society relating 10 the object in view
remain yours. &C..
]. Q. BUSH0N. Sec'y.
By order Of J. Knox BanND. Manager.
". TnEo. NuSoEs, Stsge Manager.
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HALF FARx.-we sre authorised to say
that tho s. ID. d O. Rail Road will carry si
hall fare, all persons wishing to attend the
Convention ofths Ohio State Missionary
Society. to be held At Wooster on the a0,l
day Of May; and 10 the Convention Of tn,
German Ooafssencs Meeting. to be held a
Dayton. Ohio, On the Sth Of June aext.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

GopIS's LAps's BooK.-The June mum,
bes OF this valusble mssssins hss been re-
ceivsd. la ell that makes II attractive I,
the household, Cooley 10 extremely liber.
this month. fsshiona smbroidsry. patterns
Co.. DC, occupy mufs space than usual
while more literary ustisr than ever 10 given
Every lady should take this unapptosshabl
periodical.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

A MArrsa voR rHE CITIZENS TO THisk
A our.-There is no probability OF Find-
lay becoming Lowell ot Q Pittsburs, but
in the item Of manufactures IL ought TO be
immsssuIsbly beyond Whist II Is. There
are every Spring--thefe is nov, in Hancock
County Il least dozen men engaged solely
in selling Agricultural Implements. every
article they deal IN being psnufactured
abroad, snd not one Of which but could be
made as well and Is chespiy here. Do our
citizens realize how much 10 annuslly lost
in this wsyi Has IL ever occurred to them
tha, II even 6hy men were employed 10
Findiay in manufacturing q small portion
OF these implements. that IL would add not
less than 800 souls TO ONT populstion. and
that these three hundred would add just 90
much to the trade OF the town--would ben
eft every man doing business herei The
fact is that Findlay enjoys so large 9 trade
lthst but little attention has been paid 10 any
other source Of prosperity. Selling more
goods and buying more produce than any
other inland town in Northwestern Ohio.
our citizens devise means only how 10 sell
goods and buy produce. aud have neglected
and almost forgotten manufactures. We
need them. Every man doing business in
town would be benefited by them--ever,
liot in town would be enhanced in value,
were manufactures established. otheI
towns feel the Importance Of manufactures
and are straining every nerve to secuis
Them, and those towns are the ones that are
having q steady healthy growth. ~. .
Cannot something be done in this way IL
Findlayi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

FsR THE 2lsr.-J. II. Mars, Of Compap y
y. 2ist Reg't leaves 10 reio,n his regiment
next Monday morning. Persons wishing to
send lettes OF small parcels to the Regimen,
will leave them 1t GTesn's Drug Store. Mr.
NJ. wih carefully and safely deliver them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16
Cn,o.oo, May 10.

Special Cairo TO Tribune:
intelligence from Paducah says
a pot has been discovered on the
part OF the secession resIdents there
10 hand The town over TO the rebels
Steps have been taken 10 punish the
conspirators. For several weeke
past they have nightly met, sixty in
number, in . large hall in that city.
Bot for information given by one Of
their number, The plot would have
been eousummsted within another
week. The military force there has
been largely increased, and every
precaution taken TO guard sgainst a
surprise, The large sixty-fou'
pounders upon the embankmeats
around the Marine Hospital are
turned upon the town, TO be used Ia
case OF an outbreak. Ha
Special Cairo 10 Times:
The Continental from Pittsburg
has arrived. Thursday morning
Gen. UalIeck, al the head Of 6,00(
cavalry and infantry and severa
batteries Of artillery. made a recon
noisance for the purpose Of ascer
tanning the position Of the enemy
At the titne the Continental left, th'
expedition bad not returned. Ou
lines have beeh extended 20 tha
our advance pickets now occupy thu
ground lately held by the rebels -
The enernys pickets ere posted il
Oorinth, within rifle range of on
own pickets.
Special to Tribune:
Beauregard has issued rrocla
nation stating that the Fedora
forces virtually had possession o
the Mississippi, and ordered. a.
forces sent to Corinth, and that al
cotton. sugar and molasses he de
stroyed, which order was being obey
ed
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Road n otioe.

NOTICE is hereby given that's petition WIN
IN ks presented to the Commissioners oi
Hancock county, 0his, at their next June ses,
sion for 1852, praying for = view, survey and
location OF u county ioad sixty ieet wide, as
follows: Commenced at the center OF the New
Haven road, at the North; West corner ] oi sec
ohio, nssk 10 the Center School House; thence
south on the line between sections2i and 2s
and ~ and 2s due South until II interseots tn J
Carey aud Findlay road, running past TN
dweiiing houses Of Josiah p. Edwards, Nimro'
Brixht and others, and there terminate.
Xnr1i III. 1867. PErlTtONERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

A Cam OF THAsIs.--Ci incinnati Branch,
United States Sanitary Commissioned am
instructed to tender the earnest thanks OF
this commission for valuable contributions
to our Hospital supplies.
Respectfully,
CHARLES Il. F0SDiCK,
Tor
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

WAsafssros, Msy 13.--The Pres.
ident has Issued procissnesion de'
claring that the uoeksds OF ths
ports OF Beaufort, Port Royal aud
New Orleans shsll % far ossss and
determine from and AFTER the fret o
juno next; that eommercisl inter
course with those ports, except rs L
persons and things and Information
contrabsnd Of var, may from thu
time Se carried on, suhject to tb'
laws of the United States. and Il
the limitations and in pursuance q
the regulations which are prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. J,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

FIsnIss.-Everybody goes fishing at this
ting. On Tuesday last about thirty of the
youag iolks went down the river seven oil
eight miles, partly fos fishing. but probsbl,
more for fun. Inasmuch as on that DAY q
splendid shower occurred, we opine the,
got it. They came home feeling well how
ever.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Ma. Epiroi Please give notice in you
paper that DR.. TAsrR, Dentist, OF Findlay
will return the first Of June, when he viii
be happy to waitupon all who may need his
professional services.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Nav ADvkarIsExxnrs.--Sc the new
Advertisements A in this issue csrefnliy'
3. BacheI-Esting Saloon.
Us Bsllentine-- Yankee Notions. Bon
nets, Millinery aud Fancy Goods.
J. d. Stubbs--Boots and Shoes
Adams & Ruthrauff--Cook Stoves.
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". TmEo. NuSoEN, Stsge Manager.

FiSpL.Y. May "a, 1862.
Mr.. J. C. BusnoN, Secretary OF the FindiaI
Lyceum:
Sal received your communication yes
lterday, and submitted il to the society.
an instructed TO say. that we highly nppre
ciate your efforts, and with the unanimous
vote Of The Society accept your proposition
Respectfully.
Mas. d. STANSBURY, Sec.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

LxrrxR..--There are three letters in the
Findlay Post Office for MALisDA WrLLtR.
The name was omitted in the list advertised
last week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Important to Females!
~~->----------~~~~~~~-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Tho combination of Ingredients IN these
Pills Is the result Of long and extensive prac.
ilcs. They are mild in their operation, and
certain In correcting al irr gularities Painful
Msnstrnations, - removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache.
pain In the side. palIitation OF the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, IA
tigus. pain In the back and limbs, &c, disturb
ed sleep, which arise from interruption Of na.
Dn. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of new era IN the
treatment Of those irregularities and obstrnct'
tions which have consigned SO many TO raE
MAruRE sxAvx. No female can enjoy good
health unless she Is regular, and whenever a
obstruction takes place, the general health bo
gins TO decline
DII CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etectpal remedy over known iol
sil complaints peculiar to females. To al
classes they arc invaAuablo, inducing, to'fh Ger
tainiy, periodical regularity. They are know
10 thousands throughout the country, havinl
the sane tion of some Of the most eminent PLY
sieiaus IN. America. Explicit directigs, s'',
ting whsu tbey should not be used, with eac
81 eoI--ths Pfios 81 per box, containing from .
10 so Pills.
? Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting
the Proprietor Sold by Druggtsts generally
n. b. HUTCBtNGS, PRorRlEroR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
~ For sale by d. ID. FREY, aud y. J. n
HUBER, RisDLAY, Ohio. March ], lsG2.-ll
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Gantotk 9tfftrsauiaIl.
Local and Miscellaneous. z (

Paorrcrior or Fisn.-ftmsy mot be Bene.'
rally known among those persons who atein
the habit or seining and otherwise fsbinsby
nets, in Bisnchsrd's fork Of the Auglsise
river and its tributary streams. that such
fishing is prohibited by law, and punished
for each onenss by fne OF tiess than five
ldollsss, nor more than fifteen dollars. To
caution such fishermen sgainst the violstion
Of ssid law, we copy the lst section Of the
l"Act 10 amend the LIST section Of the Act
for the Protection Of Fish, passed April nth,
iSl7."
SEC. l.--That il shall be unlawful TO
catch, or attempt to catch dsh by means Of
any drag net, gill net, drift net seine, fish
basket, fish pot, set net, ststionsry net, or
wief pound, OF by poisoning the waters with
lime OF any deIeterious substance whatever,
| in auy Of thesivets, creeks, OF streams with
IN this State, which terminste IN the navi.
gable waters Of Lske Efie or Ohio river. al
any point OF plsce, therein sboyethe COM
| mon level or back water Of said Lake Erie
and tie river Ohio; OF by ebstructing in any
way the natural transit Of fish up or down
any Of the said rivers, crseks OF stsea ms; and
liz shall be further unlawful TO catch OF at
tempt to catch any fish BY the use Of any
net, seine, basket, pot, or pound, here,n'
before mentioned in the said waters Of Lake
Erie, OF in that part OF said rivers, creeks or
stfesms which are on Q common level with.
or the back waters Of Lake Esie, ct any
time between the 10th day Of Msy and the
ist day Of September
Section 2 in the original act prescribes the
penalty above mentioned, and directs the
mode Of procedure againstthose who violate
saidlsw.
To avoid the enforcement Of this law,
those who have heretofore been guilty must
keep their seines and nets out Of Blanch.
ard's fork Of the Auglaize river. x.
We are under obligations 10 "X'' for call
ling the attention Of the public to this mat
tier. Let the wholesale destruction Of hs'
10 on but few years more. and the Blanch
ard will be tenantless. Every day greed!
fishermen sweep out their hundreds will
nets, taking away for consumption th'
largest and leaving the smaller ones on tn
bank to die. Nothing OF the Kind shoult
lbe permitted-in fact, no one has q right Il
|, rob the whole community In such manner
We hope some measures will be taken {,
: prevent the total extinction Of the finn
, tribes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-16

Mrs. Elijah Woodruff. l shoulder Of meat
l can OF peaches, / sheet, | towel. I table
cloth. Mrs. James Elsey, ham, S lbs. but
ter, 3 lbs. elderberries. Mrs Jonas Hartman
/ can Of grapes, l can OF peaches. 1 roll o
bandages, | box Of lint. Mrs. Geo. Schar'z
/ sack currants, l sack cherries, I sheet
Mrs. Sarah Henry. linen sheet. Blanch
ard Church, 1896.
Mas. ID. STANSBURY, Sec'y.
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Rxroar or THE SOLDIERS Ain SocirrY.-
The Ladies ofthe Soldiers Aid Society for
warded another box OF hospital supplies 20
Cincinnati on Tuesday morning. May 18th.
4 append list Of articles contained in the
above box: 3 sacks Of eiderberries. 2 sacks
dried apples. 1 sack currants. 1 sack cher
ries, II sheets, 3 quilts. 81 shirts, 9pillow
Sins, 4 pillows. 1 cheese, 2 pair drawers,
cans OF fruii, 4 pieces dried beef, table
cloth. S rolls Of old linen. box OF lint.
Contributions from the Cou ntry.-D
No. 7, Orange township.-Amonnto OF none!
received %. the same invested in muslin
making % shirts, 2 pair drawers, 2 sheets,
pillowslips Mrs. Clark | sheet, roll Of ban
dages. Mrs. A. Deighl, sheet, linen coat
Mrs. Jane Philips, pillow. Mrs. Z. Nc
Elroy, I pillow. Mrs. Alsey, pillow. Mrs
Mary Shaw. Q quarts applebutter.
| District No. s.-8 shirts, 2 sheets.
s. W. PHILIPS,
T. ]. PARKS,
J. HERMAN.
i II. II. PHILIPS,
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A NEW AhilULE.
Doc1OB RoBACps STOMACH Bn1fas.

A new and delightful Ston,cniu and Uurii;,i.
for giving tone Ia the Stomach, and for tlr,
prevention Of bilious complaints incident I,
the Western country. Try II.
As a morning drink, 10 assist digestion aud
relieve Dyspepsia, II has ~ equal. Tr, IT,
IN nayUr II Is Superior Ia all other BIli,r,.
Fry II.
solc properly OF Dr. Roback, originated WIN
one ut the oldest and most eminent Medlru
rnc,itioners "f tho West, HnL IL is directly
predicutcd upon tho wants ni Western puuul,..
These Btters derive their stiIuuIus tr,,il ma
powerful TOME nature ui the roots and nrth,
~ which they are composed. aud aS they are,
by allaying unna,ural ctayiisn ui he Stuinaci
directly promotiNc ui
TEN MPERANCR,
the present proprietor belle ves luat in mn ing
them widely known The pubic welfare Is sun.
served.
| IL VIII soon lie for sale by all oi DR.. Rnback's
hume rous Agents, and AT Hotels 40 lhs
country over, In the meantime, orders win l.-
hlled direct from CinchLllI IA any uutuliI,
and at the lowest rates. II IL put up ia Qua,t
Bottles, and securely packed in une.,iul,u
cases. Hall d,L'h salnpl. Ua>1s vii, huwuN,,,
,bc packed and sont te any ad,'roSs, II desired.
} ltrtsll rrice, 81 pes hattie, ga sis for -.
/ Principal oihue and saosroom, Ne. Il t.,,t
Fourth street, third building from Man street.
Cincinnati, OHIO. Laboratory, M. 81 Nam,
lmond street.
For sale in Hancock by
LASGMSEt.tt !. n. nSSER I CO.. . .tiHkV'|F'ndlar
GILBERT, FAIL Il CO., Vanlur;
4. BARNEY, McComb;
ID. PETERS & SON, Arcadia;
in. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS STARKS, Arlington;
7. MAHON h SONS, Williamstown;
OSlIElMER, Van Buren;
J. WALTER, West lndepen ience;
l., A. BALDWIN, MI. Blanchard:
Aud by Druggists and Merchants generally
e thr0ugh ghout the United States and CanadaS
Mar,h Is. lsGl,-ll
Andrew RushOn, Pta.ntin,t
against Io,.L
H. W. Cross and ""'""'"'
James Smith, Defendants,
(Beiuro D. B. Deardslcy, Justice of the Peace
II Findlay nwnship, hainook county, Oh,n.
lnN the id day "i Apr'I, 4. ID, l>s2 Sahi
flNI Justice issued AN order oI attachment n,
the above action, for the sun ui sa,, with IN.
ltercst thereon since the :0,h dsy .I Oct ,bpr,
A. ID. 1881 and Tor costs. A, BUoHoN,
! Anrl lscY
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