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MISCELLANEOUS.
uEADQ'Rs, CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.,
Near Raleigh, June 10th, 1862. }

Near Raleigh, June 10th, 1861
Special Order,
a IL PERSONS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS
"A of the act of Congress entitled "an act further to
vide for the Public Defence approved the 10TH oil april
dered to appear their regular Regmenta muster grounds
in their respective countless the Sth day OF July,
H. The Conscrpts after enrolment hereby ordered
appear the Courthouse of their respective counties
the 18th July proxmo prepared to proceed iorthwlh
to this Camp of instruction.
Ill The enrolling officers will have instructions to grant
exemptions as prescribed BY law, hereto appended.
Militia nf This State will Immediately notify their respec-
tive commands and all persons liable to ConscrPon
to comply promptly with the above order Nos aud
Ali persons subject to enrolment, who may wish to
Volunteer must join companies in the Confederate service
on the 18th April last according to law and consequently
arc prohibited from recruiting organizing new compa
mics or regiments Partisan Rangers excepted.
By order: PEIEk MALhEGI, "A
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NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY,

NoRTH-CARoLINA MUTUAL LIFE INsU.
RANCE COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UP0N ALL
healthy lives between the ages of IA and 60 Years
LOT one year. for seven years for -he assurers for
s Participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
year or five years for twothlrds their market value.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof is
presented. - F
DIRECTORS FOR 1850 AND 1861.
g. y y; HSSss:s; Ss::s!;. Z + s:@:s: 5Ss;;
Erra1.1 Ei a; afKis; E1sa e e: 2: F. Fssssp, Fsss;
R. BATTLE.
OFFICERS.
GHAs E. JOHNSON, President,
W. W. HOLDEN Vice President
II. w. HUsrED Attorney
W. q. JONES' Treasurer
r. H. BATTLE, Secretary
W. H. McKEE, Med Examiner.
:; Bg.1ss, 8 &sss' H. Com.
W. H. MCKEE
PUT further her Information the public is referred the
al the Office Of the Company any of its Agencies
Address R. H. BATTLE,
Raleigh, Jan. s, 1862. Secretary. s:Iyy
GREENSBoROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus p Mendanha David p Weir
James M Garrett T. ~ Jones' N. II. D. Wilson, David Nc.
Knight. M s. Sherwood, Jed. H. Lindsay r. NJ. Sloan,
T. G Yates, r. Sterling, Wm Barrnger Greensborough
Alexander Miller, Newbern; Dr. W. C. Ramsey, wades.
borough; W.. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. R. c. May
nard Franklntou; E. F. Watson Watsonyie: A J. York
Concord; D. Craven, Trinity College.
:, OFFICERS:
n H. u. WILSON, President
JED ID. LINDSAY, Vice President.
nrn 2UnS a; GiLMER, Attorney.
fEIEh ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
N. II. D. WILSON
| c. G. YATES, Executive Committee
J. N. GARRETT
All communications on business of the Office sboud he
| directed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary,
| Greenshorough.
APrl ~ 1862. SLY.
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WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
lust RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF FINE CAP
Letter and Note Paper: Also Envelopes Of different
coors and qualities on hand
July is. 1852 -'-''' So So.
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FRESH ARRILALS AT THE ENERGETIC
WHITAKER'S.
July 4th,. 1862.
SUBSTITUTES OFFERED.

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE ARMY CAN BE OBTAIN
- ed this section, by paying good prices. Apply to
the subscriber, Swift Island, Montgomery, n. c
s. H. CHRISTIAN.
July l. 1862. 54-at.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON CARDS,

NOTICE.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE MUCH DEMAND.
- ed BY the necessities of the service and liberal price
will be paid for them at this Depot.
EDWARD WARREN
Surg. and Medical Purveyor.
Goldsboro', n. c., June 90 1862. 5O-lm.
~ Fayetteville Observer. Wilmington Journal and
Charlotte Bulletin copy month.
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May 90, 1852

JUST RECEIVED.
DS BARRELS OF CHOICE WHISKEY AT THE
SeD Auction and Commission Store of
JOHN c. MOORE.
May 80, 1852. A-f
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Tbs Semi aOeekiy SfaqoaFo.
--..nn sn.rEs GOVERNMENT.

F.ss- See Register of North-Carolina Troops on
burth page
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uTth pHSe'
:, z-,.,vDrR.TE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
yICE-PRESIDENT,
s1EX. H. STEPHENS, of Georgia.
First Permanent Congress-
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S1OsOUU rive at the Energetic
WHlTAKER'S.
July l, 1862. o'-
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SENATE.

E0IJSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NORTH AROLINA
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TORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-SlN-
~ CLAIR'S Celebrated Corn Planters, with or without
guano attachment.
FOSTERS AND LANCASTER'S Patent Cotton Plan
ters great seed and time savers and thereby money
JAMEJ ~ TowLEs, Agt-
April S, 1861. S6-a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13

t,.-.i afrsrfsaseis.f. fifty r~ct< p~F square -
atfftaH
~ .iars..ry srf.as-lnet.l- neee nitt ~ -.
--sa a1xerti-e ~ ft< ysar, sttn 'ee Fftfiifs' F.
,4.t ~. = rlas1nre. feariy Hsxff1ftfs, hHtftffs
..sf srief strictly ~ thetr - ralaf At-ii e..
= - 80 $50 gHffffrrft- -.
~. = f.ssss - a a .pe.l-i eefies riainn ssl
!. ehsfssi fes pfcf<. 90,
-aAs--t.a@snss's 3srs cosstsf.tiy 80 the INSIDE. .
,,ffe fHi hsif
ssas -. uosiss- pabllsaet a he lssl eolnfnns, %
- isas - ulfff uiil bs e1srsri - ssh lssef' -
o.. s.srr e. ifnes. Zen esuts psT Nts
Seer l.sfleuls ssft n Sc - sFffiA. = tFie. VII
= -r41ftei slrsr moufhs, unless eT'lfff ett
- Alteration Il Standing stferti.~fn VII
.~.lfnf 10 : reaswsi q the zane. uaess tef*'-f
srfse.i ape ~ os<itra1-
t-.s,i.r.s.s esnfidates for oftft - sfefT ds-ffF
- 81 10 ckarFe ft7 90 fer ga name in TIE Dai
ssf q % h ne Ia An1 Heekls, aiHdtst~ So
r1fss.
+. F. sr.s .Itas-s sdecfslsesnarts ~aatcfer.
,sfr-s .sfii 10 made Cor snsefs-ng the notices of
ii .l...ers feeiefi-s - Asss<lAtsets ~ telloSti
~ s.rh res!re rot etreeting linae = efifs tff
q. la.orlia oser d ghf fres Il thls rate.
s,.su,r1<inr deafhs At fsnefsi bstes auaehsf,
81 without nof,ce, ne.
Ss.nss r Festivals. lffics AL kfcafsio.' f'i'eh
- ~ la.i.sidlsis se-aCI t'i1ns ~ - ethFshfe'
= r.xslar price ...,.. -
Atis.nsgs ordering. a-i psgueff ~ - = selsy'e
a. the ief ~ rrees<fir4s. tuf fii ' = " - =
"a rrfa shsr pa seeguusfsbis 49, eeif ~ si
eesf stteftsensaf tsfaHt tte ss'.lts hsf - IT
shss rahre sts'r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13

OF a< YzF7KESIH sklII-ASyUAL SAFE
-hE-Nz 2f fts condition of 1e HoALF lASI-
RAfcE CphPATH cf fAe NY ~ Ar'f lr-k,
oa ae ~ d1p - J,frursr. iesi
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INSURANCE.

EIRE AID INLAND POLICIES
f fr .f.. t.frrt--r ra-rs1y
Hr-sfarr .sat .if-.s ...
tEa IFf..f.. tstr.ftfs. 49,. tt ftttt|fFF
F7HffESD sA LAND POLICIES sue
a. - -. 80 .-.-..s CossIzls ). 3,rirT-eif, Nts4
fH .....t...ss ..-.t ftoo.es
SIRE FcI1lI1sr ts0rt = 10 Ere -
.ft..f O. - t I4r'f.-f. eer.t
,~sr-r t-rr 8 ~ 1879 - - lEe..aeis cc-zps
-. er- - s-o<sflt a. fesss1ss = fasss 81 Ar,s
HfAsER z<KkEy. Ar-so
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Ayers Ague Cure,

ron rnE srkgDf CURg OF
Intermittent Power. or Fever end Ague. Feuaiu-
4+evtr, bin Fever, humh Acne. ftf.oticai Head
ale. 81 bAloas neadaslo, Al.t B.liicas Pc
we're, indeed or tas plo,s class oi lis-
eaacs 81 rnat'ne "a hillary deFsnrr-
ulsn'. caused Is ibe Nalauacf
fiasfnaffc Corrfffta.
We are enabled here % cHor Le community .
remedy which, while d cures tho snesc Complaints
with certainty. a ttn perfectly harmless m al
quantity. aaga remedy . i4seinaiis Ia distTic's
Nieff ifrc flactinF oltui atft rftNail. This ,ult
ekleis 40 natnaiic potion oi Fever AID Af,1c for
tht ty1I Ic.s. aai lrottIiH tlo uofsl lnnusefi ~ d
disease, = taAen on the nref nf-ttf oi lee preuoc
tofy aymptoins. 40 is BOT oDiY iat Beet remedy cur
ysi discovered Cor tI's class Ul complaints hut a.s
the caeare.i. Tho iarre gusntty vs suppiy fof
dollar brings i itifia AZ Is~sA - evegsbs-yi arr
Ia biliofs dIfifire. who're ffrll All AFus lfefaii
tfen lolt shot.i bau % END use a. ifcoiy hoth o.
care nrs Ifoiet tiou. kreai sulcsiority q fli.
remedy auf other ever discovered 7cr the stss
dy sna ctfiain tufe 81 luelmitsnlf IL that ii ga
% no cusnisnl ether iniericns srects vlntews
upou tho constitution. lagte cui,t ., 70 afc lef q.
healthy - ~ thss isd never hsf sfo osoase
foser aud Arur is not t0uo tl- esn.r, Ro, 81 ~
Iniasmatl1 Ilit gfefi faraig r. tis glesr arfss
fom fs i1itsti,fi aeicos ~lirs sfe
NYf.ggie, Bs4pstag Ont, lgsssss.lY.s. ra.gl
taa.s. ra'airi At'-iian y a. 2 "a, i,,s
AN .fstlh eh.ii dfl. llsfnf g. ihis o~t,ss pot ~
fha irfrri.i.t-ai typ, ~ lcyne Ieilndllsl 4b..
.'Caan saIr's fb' ls'-.n i.9u ~ iieae. ana "a .
.f..rifrn g. .auiftnhtt aud f-sfsala tratflias ul
frf rlIiV .tallIIA ln tht taeiefipff Hf.tricf. a.
t.Esu ot .IUnalit ~ daiiY eiih 81 sfi 80 fhf il
f0f1n. lAai FlI i Ntf.lI ~. o. llsisn., ait
=. ate.lnn 'rfa 81 el ffrffsf Grautitf fIf,i
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.r-fso1 ll.f .iisthg aii4l4a-
- fl-fs.. Ia r ktNH 4 CO.
lruutt Assaffsus
- "a rs,a. i's - ~ = > $500. ,...
haufr
Nhalfsait ig Auts 40 r.n sn
.ta, .s.s..a
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seeds and Dried fruit.


IT REDUCED PRIcEs.-.Csl
"A q. n. Fsss Co.
c-G~rz . =. s~%N
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WANTED.

NOTICE .-Wsossi Immediately
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lob PRINTING
sev Al Ft-N-
NsAlLY EXECUTED
go .....s 81. ms

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EEN4o taABIh o. 1 -
49, l,rfs 4. - 4 g II I
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ef.s = - psesh7f "a ~ s'a'''
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AssETs
Cssh. Baisnts IN bsaA, - ,Bol %
Bsnds aud Mortgages being INST lisn On
Rs.i Estate. worth atleast q, ,soT,1ool soseos &C
Loats on stocks, payable on demand,
Lmnkst value q securities sisi, SO tol ueoo 90
Bank stock. tmsrket vsiue) ss.s7B %
,alus, los.sss 90
Brooklyn City Water Bod. io.sso 90
North Caroline State bonds (rnarknf ran 1850 90
ni-eouri State Bonds (marke, value. it,coo 90
Real Estate, No. 4 all Street. 65,3o5 81
Interest due on lst January. 1851. lof
which f21, $50 u has since been RED. g7.To1 81
Balance In hands of Agents and In course
ofusnsnission from Agents, on let of
January tof which fn.sss u hassloo
been seceived), 90, f0s 10
mrs Receivable gfOr rrcnaiums On In.
ossr .a' rrossrs, ,'ss; s.ce.ueoa. ,... = -
'>--''u'ns d1e spd unoollectei on Pei.
Total. .ltps. 400 81
cHARiys J. MAxris. PassrrSr.
AT wnINARrH. y,c. Pp,s,nssr
J. MILTON SMITH. sscerr.sv
JOHN NroKF. Ass'r ssc'r
UHAHsss .~sss, agent.
~" pHFSrx ROW.
mAisiu rses H.rrs 40.
Merchants Insurance CO.
Oy HAGTfORD. c0Ss
x. rsa@,s tosnriI. =. y N.@A AZ, ..i.. ils.'f.
chPiTA. ifoeVoo'
North American insurance CO
CAPITAL. io"ooo
- w.ts.cs s.e.r 80 - na4iss Pres'i.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
u AFcuf for the Atose rel abie sai respafiHihls
Companies, ana prepared % lssne Pre- Policies on
| Drehna Housss stores, Warekee .i.. Household
4 furniture MerehAadise ae, on The meet iANor'Dl'
terms sGlosses literally adjusted I'D prompt
/ " paid JAMEs II. TURNER. Agent.
Ones Al Turner Ackesn's Warehouse.
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IN EA0kk. ASsri
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.snrRs ,n,prL. NE CHURCH:
FIRST rnnsByrERiAS oHuscH:

fostfsof ruFs ASa fsyiAz srHFrr,
RFv GORDON. PAsSo4.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

e,ss,.nxp svrss xoe~rSo trxssrT -Usoss)
NdSoDESITT'S BUILDLEo
No. IS WABASH s7RERT
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
Da. JAcKsos. - This gentleman, who is

Da. JAcKsoN. - This gentleman, who Is
well known to our citizens, has devoted
mnch Of his time, for some years past, to the
study of medicine, and is now pract'cins
throughout tue country with marked success.
We have seen evidences OF cur-s perfected
by DR.. Jackson, which are eof themselves suf.
fcleut to build up the reputation of any
Physician, and what is still better, those
cures nre followed up with others Of re-
mafkUble character, which leads us to be-
,ieve that much good will be done By the
labofs Of that gentleman. The treatment of
Dr.J. is Of Botanic order. and If he cannot
AID the patient aud eradicate disease from
. his system, one thing is certain, he VIII
leave no mineral posnns IN the system TO
/ hurry his patient TO q premature grave IL
/ hope OF recovery through the all ol man is
n certainty, DR.. Jackson will do as much
good fnr such recovery to his patient a. any
man can do in his profession. From long
association with She man, and thorough
knrwlpdte of ms character. we can recon
mend him chr-rlnly to any community ~
which he may tIavcl, and advi," the afflicted
] to give n call when clnyenicnt.-, Eft Cl'y
\ DlSpn ch.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

En- JIyA Among the rebel Geuerals rap.
Donelson, Tenn, no,ico the name OF Gen.
Bushrod X. johnson. This rebel is a ma.
tive OF Belmont Co., Ohio. lie graduated
at West Point, al ont the year 1894 His
father, DR.. Nathan Johnson, resided for ma
ny years at Wrigh'stown, Belmont Co., and
was highly esteemed for his many virtues.
About the year ls42, he removed to Cam.
bridge City, Ind, and is still, I believe, a
citizen Of that place. Glad indeed am
that this renegade Buckeye has been cap
tured, and sincerely hope that he may be
made 10 suirerupnn the scalTold for his trea-
son. l. q.
Fiudlay, Ohio. Feb. 90, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
Tr.cmss.sp R.,s,p,oy Eyuc,r,os,-Io

TEscHHRs AND FRi ssps oy EpycATror:-Iu
the present dark and Tying hour. let us not
forget that we owe another great duty to our
country, besides thwartiug the schemes oi
demagogues, who have melted and misIed
those who were once our own countrymen,
till forgetful Of every tie by which we were
united, they are now in arms against us, de-
stroying our present prosperity and threat
ening to blight forever the hopes Of ourselves
and posterity. IT'S true that our resources
must be employed to save our existence as
nation, from the menncing armies OF the re
bellion. But even when these armies sr,
destroyed and peace again returns, we will
be far from the position which we occupied
before this war, unless we now prepare 9TH
ers that they may ell the places those warm
hearted, self sacrificing patriots who have
left our midst, probably forever. occupied
Those patriots are far from home--too far tc
advance the future interests Of their coun-
try. They can attend to the present only
To those at home. they left high an sacred
country. Those little ones under your
charge, 10 what may they not be called'--
Their minds are plastic now, soon, aye, SO
very soon they will form into fixed and un.
alterable character. Give that character a
noble form. Render those under your care,
wise and good, and prepare iheC to act well,
and you will have done much toward giving
stability TO our government for in the vir-
tue OF our citizens it rests secure. The re-
sponsibility being so great, the result Of ouI
labors so important, should we cnrelessll
and without due deliberation enter upon So
great a clnrgei In the ordinary alTiirs o
life, We ask the opinion and advice o
friends whom experience has taught. Blu
to this great task how many Of us have gone
scarcely deeming it necessary to take coun
sci, and frequently without the slightes
forethoughtl Teachers of to-day, let u
arouse ourselves, and feeling the respons
Ibility Of our position, meet and consult. II
union there is strength. Revive the Tcarh h
ers' Institute. Instructors Of long expert
ence, meet with MS, TO AID ny your sdvlc'
and thus encourage us. Beginners, lose no
the opportunity OF hearing those who are IA
mliar with dangers and difficulties .whicl
we must encounter.
A few years ago, there were Institutes hel,
in this county. Were the Teachers the
more interested in their business than W
ha mi ttAa. n
those Institutesi Why do they not act'-
Will they meet, appoint time. and fix up
on place for holding the instituted Fea
not that you will not receive the support o
the Teachers Of your country. Fix upo
the time and place for holding the Institute
, and give notice thereof in the county papers
c. G. d.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

TuE Ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society
have Just packed and forwarded to Cncln-
natl another box OF goods, and in complI-
ance with a request from Col. Neibing, n
norton of the articles contained in Box No
3, were sent to the 2lst regiment, o. V. NJ,
10 pr. socks. 3 pair mittens, flannel shirts,
2s snatch bags filed, and thirteen blankets;
being al that was in the box, that was suita-
BILE for Soldiers in camp, the balance Of it
for hospital purposes only. We append a
list Of the articles contained in this box,
with the value affixed, by order of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. S. SrRorHER, President.
Mrs. d. SrASsBURY, Secretary.
Box No. 3.--22 knee cushions, nigh,
shirt, 20 handkerchief, pair pillow ps,
26 toyels, s PAIRS drawers. IL yards banda
ging, IL pairs socks, pairs mittens, 3 fan
mel shirts, 10 blankets, 8 quilts, % snatch
bags. l hair cushion and pillows - valuet
atS73.95.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Luck. - II one person has greater success
than another in any pursuit Of life, the com
mon exclamation OF mankind is, "Oh! he is
always lucky" The opinion Of the many
in regard to such persons, is. that 90 what
they may, they will be successful.
II sometimes seems strange TO me that IN
this enlightened age OF the world, some peo-
pie will b so foolish as 10 attribute success
to "luck" Yet there are many who regard
."luck" in the same light that the heather
did their gods and godrsSes--that those born
in her favor will be "lncky," and vice YER
sa. But shall we believe all this, without
irving to find more rational yiewl Let US
see.
II is now an almost universally received
SAYING, that "the poet is born, not made"
He is endowed by nature with those facul-
sizes W hich make him pre- eminently poetical
! Educational training can never produce it.
| II must exist in the man. Now will not this
saying apply to all the pursuits of liie2 Is
not the farmer. the mechanic, the iurist, the
physician, the teacher, and on to the end o.
the chapter, each one born for his special
calling? The poet is POLITICALLY successful
And may not every one be successful If h'
will pursue the path marked out by Prov,
dence! Who doubts III But why are S,
many "unluckyr' Because they are out o
their sphere. 1t is very common TO meet no
only quack doctors. but quack farmers, quac
mechanics, quack lawyers, quack teachers
and quack divines. Why are these to b
. iound3 Some men by great efforts have ex
alted and dignih,d their callings, and stan
as ornaments and examples to their race
| Some are influenced by wealth, Others i
honor or position ir society, and cousequen
ly, leaving their own appointed wa,
f pass of into "by and forbidden paths,
II. thinking that thereby they may reach Il
= goal of their ambition and wear the san
S crown Of wealth and honor that Others hay
d worn before them. This is why we find
" many to whom the term "quack" applies
y appropriately. and why so many are gu
e lucky"
/. So let us, each and every one. wha,ev
=. mny be our profession or calling, by bei
is more thorough, strive TO dignity and car
:. it as far towards perfection possible, and ,
,s shall be more happy, more wealthy, a
10 more "lucky' for so doing.-l EcoLrrR.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

An EsrrRPRisE.-Mr. John Engleman, of
this place. is making arrangements 10 com
mence the manu- ufacture Of molasses and SUI
gar from Sorghum, next season he intends
to put up mills, evaporators. &C., &c, and
will either buy the cane Of the growers or
manufacture it on shares. AS almost every
Farmer in the county will plant some OF the
sorghum, and as but few will plant so ex-
tensively as to afford the necessary machine
Iy for manufacturing it, this enterprise is
timely, and must be success. Mr.. Enele'
man is exactly the man TO take hold of the
matter. And speaking Of sorghum VIII,
haven't some Of our Merchants procured
quantity Of good seedf There will be {
large demand for it in the Spring, and som'
means should be taken to supply it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

Tnt CoNrINEsrsL MONTHLY. I'VE have re-
ceived the March number ofthis new maga-
zine 1t gets better as It grows older. The
present number contains more good solid
m after than any magazine ever published on
the continent. The articles "Southern Aids
to the North" and "Is Cotton Our K,ngG'
are we'll worth reading. The Continental
is published 6y r. Gilmore, ITO Tremop,
street, Boston, al $500.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

ga lea cf reason and flow ct soul,'
soiI tbe woman, when she took her pan ot
Bi,cuit from the oven, and threw away four
kinds of villaiuons compounds that she had
purchased, and which they called Saleralus.
The same lady keeps on talking, and 'says
after one trial Of Herrick Aliens Gold Medal
saleratus, If any one is not then satisfied
thn, there is nothing like il, Z cir unheiie'
will be their ruin. At retail everywhere,
anil a, Wholesale by most Of the Wholesale
Grocers. Depo, ll2 Liberty street, New
York
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21

TmE Am SocIETY.--The Ladies' Aid So
ccty wish TO send box TO the hospitals at
Fort Donelson, next week, and to do 1t thew
want regular donatan party next Monday
evening. Every man aud woman in Findlay
should give something, and to make it count
SOW, that it is needed, the donations should
be made Immediately. Those living IN tie
country can leave their gifts AT Cages store
Bring IN anything that sick man can eat o
wear. Everything given will be made mp
by the ladies' and forwarded without delay
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-21
DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMls,eviai Wine DittcrS

Are prepared by an eminent aud Skillful PLY
sician VINO has used them successfully III his
practice for tho last twenty nvc years The
'proprietor before purchasing the exclusive
right tn manufacture and sell Dr. j. Rovce
pods' Celebrated Imperial Wine Biticrs, had
them tested bv two distinguished medca
rtrtltioncrs. who pronounced them valu
able remedy for diSease.
Although tho medical men of the country
Ms Il general thing, dlsdplrove of Patent Med
iCneS. yet we do not believe that respect
abe Physician can ho found in the United
states. acquainted with their medical proper
tics. who win not hiChly approve DIR. j. BO
WEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BlrrERS.
In all ncwlr settled places, whore there t.
always n large quantity of dccaying timber
from which Il poisonous miasmn Is created
,hcso BiucrS should he used every mornin.
. hnE.ra Irppk fast