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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14
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foreign commerce, by the anthsr Of Duf = sys-
TENS Of Book Keeping.
Stock and Partnership Books,
Exc splify,ng numerous cases OF dinicult oren.
ing and closing, changes In firms, &o., supplied
by the authors forty years' experience In bu.
siness.
The Settlement Of Single Entry Part
nership Books,
Generally go little understood that two "prot
fessors OF Book Keeping" IN this city recently
made out business balance sheet contsining
II, 600 errors!
Rectifying, Deranged Doabie Estrv
Books,
A frequent and highly responsible duty, ex.
plainod in no other treatise on accounts.l
Changing a Single to n Double Entry
Ledger,
Illustrated for the frs. time in Duff's Book.
Keeping.
The Private Ledger,
For kooping the results of the business private
ESQ often desired hv extensive frms.) remains
wholly unknown to the pupils OF all other Com.
mercial Schools.
Business Correspondence.
The volume Of DuG's Manuscript Business
Letters affords the most complete course VI In
structiOn In use.
Business Forms
| Systematically arranged and taught In con.
nection with tho books ofpractice.
Commercial Computations,
IncludngIn Inumerous business operations never
Thoroughly taught in other schools.
Commerc iaI and Ornamental fenmaa.
| ship,
By W. II. DUFF and G. G.. Cochran, authors of
the new editions oi the Gems of Penmanship,'
and new school Crpy Books
| The popularity ol these improvements, and
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| March I. 1884, fly
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MARRIAGES. - Married on the 9th instant,
by Rev. d. Gray, OF Findlay, Mr.. John Hahn
and Miss Rhody Adams, both of the vicinity
OF FoStOria.
Also, on the nth instant, by the same, MI.
Zachariah Bonham, of Findlay, and Miss
Jenny l.. Fishel, of Benton Ridge.
The last mentioned couple will accept
our thanks for the favor received. Gold
dollars, and assorlments OF excellent cake
are comfortable accompaniments of wedding
notices. May they enjoy long and unln'
terrupted life OF happiness and prosperity.
Married at the residence OF ID. Small, IN
w Wilmington, Illinois, by Rev. Mp ormsby
l.. A. Baldwin and Ellen Decker, OF Han
cock county, Ohio.
I'VE are under obligations to our frient
Baldwin, for his kind remembrance of us
and wish him and his bride all the happines
that can be derived from their Transitional
Married on the 18th of March, by J..
Dunn, at the BRIDES fathers Joseph Sim
COX and Elizabeth Cosner, all of Findlay.
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BANK NorE TABLE-Corected weekly, b!
Adams, Carlins & Co..
ANKABLE FUNDS.

NNNNANIE FUNDS.
State Bank of Ohio; Ohio Free Banks Gin good
credit: Bank of the State ut Indiana; New
York State and City, New England; New Jcr'
scy; Philadelphia; Delaware, United States
Treasury Notes; rittsburg.
UNCURRENT.
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CAUTION ~ - To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PerniciOus limitations, n new label has beon pro
pared. bearing n JdcsimHs Of the Pr"prietor,s
signature. Examine each hox. bottle, or ilask
carefully hciorc purchasing, and take nothing
but "Costnr's."
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-NREsiI hltitiy
81 boxes Extra Plug Tobacco,
IA half barrels Pine Chewing,
l8 half barrels Smoking,

Just received and for sale ut Low Prices, at
ISAAC DAVIS
Wholesale and Retail Grocery'
January 30, lsG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

DEsT STOCK The best stock of Proprie
ID tary Medicines and tho best and cherpes
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Groceries, and M
ti0ns, In Finday; all at
Jan. "a, 1862. IUBERS' DRu0 STORE
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DIUD UAGEs Selling "A, cost, ~
ID & ID. fRlY'S
| DRUG AND nooE SroRn.
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DR.. J. BOvee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS!!!

from all who have not used them. We cha.
leilkc the world to produce their equal.
These Bittcrs for tho cure uf Weak Stom.
achs, General Debility, and for purifying and
enrichng the blood, are absolutely unsurpass.
cd by any other remedy on earth. To be as.
sured ot this, II ia only necessary TO make the
trial. The Wine itself Is OF u very superior
quality, being about one-third stronger than
other wines; warming and .invigorating the
whole system from the head to the feet. Al
these Btters are tonic and Alternative In their
character, so they strengthen and invigorate
the whole system and give a fine and healthy
action to all its parts, by cqualizing the circu.
iation, removing distinctions and producing
u general warmth. They arc also excellent
for diseases and wcaSness peculiar to Fee
mal,s, whore II tonic is required to strengthen
and brace tho system. No lady, who is sub.
ject to lassitudo and faintness, should be
without them, AS they arc rcviving in their
action.
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Rey" Sold Eperyvhere-
By ALL WHOLESALE DRuGGIsrs in tho largo
cities. Some Of the
Agents in New York City.
ShleGelin, Brothers 4 Co.
Is. A, FahnestOrk. Hull X Co.
a. Il. X ID. Sands & Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James \. Aspinwall,
Morgan & Allen.
Hall, Ruckel & Co.
Thomas & Fuller.
L. ID. Orvis.
Harral, Risley ~ Kitchen.
Bush. Gale II Robinson.
NJ. ward, Close X Co,
McKisson Il Robbins.
ID. =. Barnes Il c..
=. e.. Wells x ca.
l.azelle, Marsh h Gardner.
Hall, Dixon * Co.
Conrad Fox,
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
r. W. Dyott 4 Co.
B. A. Fthnestock Il Co.
II bort Shoemaker Il Co.
French, Richards Co.
And others.
Boston, Mass.
George G, Goodwin Il Go.
NJ. =. Burr x Co.
Weckcs 4 Potter.
J"hn Wilson, jr,
And others.
AlSo, III WHOLESALE DRrGGIsrs At
Chicago III,
st. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville, n.y.,
Cincinnati, o.,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Buffalo, N. ".
And by Druggists, stoiekeepers and Retailer
generally In all Country Towns
and Villages in the
UNITED STATES.
At
FINDLAY, ONO,
by y. u. FREY;
ISRAEL GREEN;
s. Il J. N. HUBER.
H. A. BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard;
ID PErERS 4 SON, Arcadia;
u. n. BARNEY. Macomb;
/ 4. STARkS, Arlington;
T. MAII0N 4 SONS, winiamstown;
J. OSHEIMER, Van Buren,;
II Aud by tho Druggists. St0rokeepers and re
tailers generally.
ss-Country Dealers can order NJ above;
Or address orders direct t"r u Prices
Terms &C., Is desired, ~ send Tor 1851 Cir
cular, giving reduced Prioes) to
Henry r. Costar.
principal Depot-No. .6l2'Broadway. (opp0sil
the 81. Nicholas. .Hotsl,) Nsw YoRx.
Feb. ), 2-fis66m
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THESE BITTERs
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

and in this respect arc doubly valuable to Il
person who may use them. For
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nrNn iiun hyru: cannot "hri rninpl iuts
have c1ei with your I- hti"r than l., ~, am ~
brR ,rh pT,g1hra a"ir'Ds. place great pl.su.
hence rr'fnhi rat,rtlc In daily r,nis.t with
IL. Hui t.iu dI h yuir rilll a,Il tho
'r,t Lnr, "l m,>r vaiu' ih-n highly.
lIrrsntGG. IN. MAY I. Isa3
w. q. NJ n, Sir. lm," It,, irrai,all, riur -
T." wlr.t f'L h''iN ran have ln IL Two
lils. n s"'m' 10 arise from innl s,ums'li,
N'i,'li tli ~ r.,",n.,' Al uir'.
Yours WulI -,.u to,."t, Ell. W. rNEBLS,
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{ onst pa tion, ,costIycHess, Suppress Ion,
Ith"uun ttsm, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop

vonst'pntion, ,co.tivcness, Suppression,
lth"umnttsm Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
-, '"T"iy sis, Eits, etc.
H"m ~. J. o. l1iyLn, Mh,rod C'"ula
Too much cinn.t las ,aid ~ your I'm, Gr the ours II
sirrHs'. liuilrl, "f uu ialrIniiJ have oI.i .,sIn
r'7ul ~ have, thnr 'hrui jin IN Ir ,aiu
~ II 'r the hu"fi "i Iho mnltituhes VII" suil"r hoin
hat iiInini Nilirii although bal rnHIth la iI.IT J.,
'' Ir,.'tii"r "i uhrIs that wnrsr. isii"ye g..
'ren~ miFn' /, the liver bat ur rills nl,ct that
W+rn nnl eur" the disease.
F.tad Mf. r. Stuart Wysci,p rmi vanrS, Hyt,n.
hni one o. two lnr"e doses uf tur Fills tab ~ the
proper time nj" N l'r ~ ~ tnfs' h" "u'''H '''''
'r" When ullN "r l''iisl', -upr''N"' ant rl- ,'rv
'lvctuul h h'st ia" s',ai..' al 'sI-i 'r'ws, They
arr 80 uurl ia" lts' ik ~ wu have that fcrii"nt
u" oti'rr Ia my i@Ii""is.
E0m Ee hsr IN, H,,O.rs gfhe his'.i'S hpis. "h"oh.
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ski, has ought " iri nd rcl", NY 'a~" ~
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Eating usHduir IHiDs, whh, 'rlj ~ rh,ir' T."'-,',
hsm. 'twiihsiinlus hI i' h- Il iiG J. siu. '.s
li.aa.' isw wnrsc nnl wG'r nut y h' H'l'irr d ,Dnr
~ 'IuiL a.cni ia lhlim'T. IA ''Ih""s' iisl ,nr
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IN ii'v U.s. uI ii"m I an "w "nrly welt
SENATE CnAnuIn, Imiui li,ugr, ia',, I's'', l'h',
~. AvrnI hi,r lr"u .'utir ~ cnr". D. 'nr Ill- q
ihr year. NiNhNT NWhE'd"
ar Mst II ,l,a iFllS In r,p-' c-,"'9in r,'wv.
Nhc alilish ,alna'lr 'rT,'ri, in .kiful isnls 10
,iangcruu' in IHii ~. Il ~ ih" IL '0l' ','r,'
In"n'rS that ir'ITrniiY toll ~, u'-uil "'". lh".s
snran ~ mercury dr iuiH nj '''l" nr' "h'i"'"r
Price. 25 cents ror Pos, or P,ycs for 81.
Prenarca Wy yr, '. c AVER 2, CO I. veil MAJ
Aud for sale by
=. u. FREY, FNpLv
q. WEST ToLk0o;
ALLEN CO., CiScRsArI.
| October IL. 1861 .-ily,w.e.
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''tH J,llru h' ln"i IL lui'k aud ,rchlrl ,,iIsv.
urniii tn! nInailg rcniuiy IL, dciAg uirnts
ih ,tt.;', iWu .ri, have nrlhilu fuhd a easy "
haHs t''sc -, Estimate that II li readily yid "
,,.,i. i'a,sIG,NI !"u.s, AinNL, UALt, ". d.,
fT.s c,rn 81 ~. R,,,br HSJii,l
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nl!l,ns W. .or.!er.-LIvcr comp,n.nt..

Pti D.. - 's.T, an. .f N''r l6ti T'g
Vt ''V lill, ,lmi, ,h, adapted io th,dr Iur.
.a- '' rlr'iH't 'ai an heir hn"irli IT. 'ts u
DO li,t very n."'k,'l ,i"d Tr'y haS" ia uiy p'a.
Itr,'i ,,piuul Tor the ,nrr ui bi,DHs >
4" ihtt - "'t rr..i, rin mention ! siu'I.iy
90, too, .'v" a. hnGin uirsaiivc ahirl l. w.r-
e., '"" "i.d &C. d i!,. prot ssii anl the Is"lis.
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-, -rntrr:, U!nrrh"n, Relax, WORMS.

i''' -, =. -. '.'''" ~ '"'"yI
l,m liiis h.," la u ,rr ini ~ nv ril tIcr aud
.ri ih"in Ia ,ri'"in i,r i"st nl~hnt- ha, .
.,'r Ini, ,n IL aiati,r ptci uiuu iir lhvi hiakrs
l,In ri,n irusl, when given IL snail d-cz rr
ri,rds dgsrnh ~ d"t ""Tr ,T,i. ri sugar -,a''ins
ialrs ilun va, ar,rIinI. and eUu,"icnt fJr tho
A w,u,ru nm A ,Iii
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Foam h'c.J !. Haes, i"ai" II Adr"t t""'e', H.ss
pr. 4, u; have u.r,l your rils with extra Ilnary
mrc> p ~, E,uy Ani hihrns ilr,r called Ia ,i-,t
'iisltr-s. "a r. lntr thr sans uf ds"stion sni
,urif, ihn l"l tlnv the very hest rrm"ly have
Nc km,Mn, amt can eunh'l, niiy recommend them ~
ny iri ris. r,mrs, " v. IIiNks
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

i1$ W here are Lon the carPers at Gen.
Fremont as i military man! His services
il Missouri, properly understood and ex
planned, will d. G.m peculiar honor, When
his detraetgrs WI. receive their dues His
march over the mountains into the Valley
of Virginia, was 4 miracle Of toll and OF
success. Had Shields division been as
effective on lis part as vas Fremont, Jack
son would have been "Jagged." As it is,
Fremou. has done his whole duty, we'll
and his present fJ:cc, C.ka The men he
led as "parLfadsr," and his army iu
Missouri couiie in him as heartily as
intelligent men ever DO or should, IL any
nau.
re- tie recent meeting of the Eas,
Susq1ehanna German Reformed Classis,
at Sunbury, the following was adopted
relative to cur country:
"Wherras our beloved Government has
been involved iu an unhoiy war, therefore
JtsUAstL Ln4L We IGtA bJNul 10 etdbu oy
Government, and Will give cur co.opera-
tou in patuDg dJsn tins Rebellion and
pray the God OF uatious may prosper cur
armies aud uaries, aud speedily restore 10
Us oug former prosperity AID peace.
GREAT hBoLITIoNIsTs JEFF. Davis,
DrecaiUrid.e, aud their fellow traitors,
are lie most effective Ab1llti0nIsts IN our
Ind BY their Rebellion, they have set
more slaves free, within year, than have
al the AbJlil1aists from Egaukln's day.
Yet the traitors orsIns, North, deuOuuce
uuiy the NJr.Lorn Aboitlguisis, letting
the Southern AbJ!iti1uists 90 free
JEFF. Davis AdjutantGeneral publish
esa general orlsr, directing the drafting
Of eeerg maze, t-adc ard ala'Itto, in the
South, capable Of bearing arms, between
Is aua 80 years of age, whether they have
substitutes or not. Rather heavy con-
scrip,ion-muca severer than Napoleon
ever Seu'arei upon.
We would remind those who are send
deiicaeies To the soldiers, that they
1'' No' provide them with any thing
s, '-is acceptable than pspper. Ii is not
'''' 80 '' t~a arWy ratious, aud the men
ere aiglfs anxious flr it. Ii is an eel.
..l' Preventive Of diarslUl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
For sale at The Chronicle office, Lewisbur:
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

HNHE subscribers have ror sale f--7--1es----
On lots to suit purchasers) = iIft-- l'-sN I
a large stock of sSsrlyIs- :
PINE BOiRDS-Panel stuff Ezs'agss
Plank, sc. Also 5000 PINE RAiLN.
2f inch Saved Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, a our Mills
on South Branch Of he Whine Deer Greek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end OF orr Road.
- \ Diploma ior superior sample cI
PlankS, and a Premium for Rai> aud Shn--
leS.were awarded MS At the last Union Co.te.
FAIR John NCALE /. sons.
iy7=1 Forest Hill p q, i-uinn Go, IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

-
The reader, in studying the spirit OF tht
above two calls can not help observing
that the first is addressed to the People al
large. and is animated, above all other
considerations, by tie love Of sour
common COUNTRY" now imperiled by do
nestle foes. It is devoted exclusively to
the preservation Of our Government and
the welfare Of our brethren in arms
Bot the IIsi has not word against the
Robclliou-not a kind thought for our
Eolluteers-is addressed 10 Party-and
"ihe welfare Of the Democratic party" is
before the object Of STRENGTHENING the
Government" The Republican Union
ell says uOibing about party, at time
when loyal men should be all of one
heart: the sham Democratic call is for
the 't77r'y GaI the country" thus putting
Party before and above our Country.
Nov, PJriios should always be suJorai
nqf- to Country: but modern Dem Gratis
have out,iyoi the patriotic virtues of their
fathers, ana the Pso-SIavery leaders sacri-
f. tilir Country at the shrine Of their
Party. TIE question with them always Is,
not How Ril it affect our Country! but,
How will it affect cur Party? Wings and
Republicans care little for names, which
are often used 10 misiead and to do irjury;
we esteem Parties only SO far as they are
mems to ensure the good of our CouotTy
and Of our kind. Our call is made in
that spisi.. But ;he corrupt or blinded
followers Of the empty uame Of "Democ
racy," reverse the true order of things,
and only regard the Country as the ser
want Of the Party, instead Of regarding
Party as the servant Of the Country.
That is The cause Of the error by which
so many good citizens aud kid neighbors
are really aiIirg TLoueh uniuteuticna!!y)
foul L Jel..on, AID helping to iLfct aw-
fal curses Uroa oar own land and upon
the cause Of freedom everywhere.
EEG-4icr watch the coming cam
Iaigu, aai you viii fad every Retei
symTaJt'1.r ia the Sla'e will be rllying
under the name Of "Demacraoy." Tho
las, only hope Of Rebellion now is to
p,oRr1ia tie I5mta;,',a't.;a at the Con-
gr.s.i,n4l Election Of 1852 aud then come
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
TIE DAY SCHOOL RELL.

A New Singing Book for day schools,
called the Day school Bell, is now ready. II
contains about 2J9choi" songs Rounds Catches puct-
Trios GIaretts aud Ch'-Jses, macy of them WRIT
expressly fsr thi Wo:k b-sies 8. P7-> Of The Elements
of Ngsir. The Ecncuts so easy and progressive,
that orJnsry teachers will i lhe-rltrs entirely
cesiui in instructng young scholars to sing
recty and sricnifcaly, wEis the tunes and r-
brace such a variety Of lively attractive and soul
ring music auJ s-Utieuts, shat uut.5utlr III be Pc
r-uo,t in inducing all l. iunefs to 20 with E~al in
rin skill in OF tiucst health -r utg i'm
proving happiness yielding HDd orier reducing eNcrr
u -rh00. lite. In simplicity @: its elem hts IN variety
and adaptation n music ara In excellence and number
Of it, songs, original selected and adapted It claims hy
much TO excel all competitors. IL will be found 10 b.
the best issued Tor SrHiinar!os academies ami Pub
lie schools Jew sample pr-es 4 the E!Cmr Mt. TUNES
aui given IN circular; srui ami get IL
i c,npi.ed by HORACE NsrEIl>, author OF sabbath
school Bells Nos I and : wlish haya hal the cnor-
nous sale Of 200 to copies rricrs-Partr r1yrr. q
cents PER 100; hound - ccuts, s.. Too. Goth
bound. embossed, gilt, 10 cents, $50 per loo - copies
furnished al she y Irre. Mailed FIRE the retsil price
HORACE WATERS. Publisher.
4Sl broadway, New York.
For Sale b. LiIPLNCOTT Il 60. IhilS,l lJhid
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
GREAT Work Oh the HORSE.
VI Ehc Horse and his Dlgpascs.

BY RODERT JENNINGS, '. :, Professor Of Patholos.
AMI Operative surgery in the Veterinary toi!' = d
Philadelphia.
The book contains g pages appropriately illustrated
~ nearly 100 EnGrsvine II i printed in clear, open
tpe-thr price half bound or in cloth eNtr" .i,'
II TELLS T0 the origin history ar distinctive trnit-
Of the various Lreyd. Of kuroFean. A-auc
African and American hnr-r- With the ply
ie,l formation and pecuiartios OF the am
NAL and how TO a.certHn his az ~ the
number AMI condition # his treth-iilnsira-
tratri with numerous explanatory Ensta
wings.
IT TELLS rot Of brecJing breaking -ablinc FEEDING,
grooming. sho,ins. and til" general mans lr-
rrnt of the horse. with thc hc-t modes 81
administering In-iiciuc also how TO trrat
bgu2, kicking. rearin-, -hyiu-. stumbling,
crib biting. restless -, and other wees 10
which he l. Sulject-With mum rOus eAi Ia
Hat0ry Engruvin-s
IT EXPLAINS the symrtcms rauses and treatment Of
srrauglrs. sore th-out, di-i"mler. ca:sfrh,
infu. MA. bronchitis. IN 'uHIonin. pie urisyr
broken wind, chronic cough. roar.U- a"i
whi,tilnE. lampas. sore mouth and ulcer.
and ieclyed teeth. with other diseases u
IN" m iti and resi- irstory "r-rns.
IT NiRRAIiS the causes. y mptlns ant treatment oi
worms, lcts, cholic. strauEuiation, stony
cnncrctio n, ruI tures. palsy .iIafrL'ra. .iann.
dice. hrnatirrhJa, hloofy urine. STONES in
tn" kilueys ami bladder iHf NATION aii
other diseases of the stomach, bowels, .iveE,
and urinary organs.
IT TREATS OFthe causes. nrtOns and treatment Of
bone. blood and bo; spawn. ring Ehou- wee
ME, strains. broken knees. wind - lis- ( an
der. sofc bTujse aud gravel, crack! hunf-.
Scratches, Caukrr, thrush aud ccru-. Tl."
of me lims, Ysrt'.". eril"'~y. stagg r. aEI
other ii-'as oflhr feet, leg. and hrat.
1T TiLhS about the causes toms an lir'atmruf
of fs'u'a. poll evil. chambers, f.rcy. -air,":
fTr-, mar.s. su-'.i', locked jaw. ri.. Irsa-
ti-m. rrauiy CALLS. diseases of tho aai
heart. 3, Gr., aud hos to mauag. C4-tra-
t0u. hiuufir.. 'E,T'.iuing. cling. firing.
b srniH ar rutHt.ou, tapping, and other sJT
rirsi Hrt'I,u-.
IT CITES Ilog Harr,-- method Of tanning horses-
hnw to aPrrUarlt, halter 0r stable colt
how 10 accustom horse 10 Strangr sound
and Il ,f:- and Egw to III. saddle. ride. aud
break him to harusss HIso the E -rn aui isw
Of warranty the y hole hstu- tEe result #
more than fifteen v--,r- careful study Of the
habits. pccu.iaTit-s. want aud auesses
Of This noble ard useful animal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONICIEJJNE co. 1862
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
Y Of Administration on the Estate oi
JEREMIAH STAHi. late Of East Buiiaioe
Twp. Union Co, decd. have been granted TO
the undersigned. by the Register Of UnioD
COUNTY. N due form Of law; therefore all per
sons knowing rhcmsclves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
The same are also requested to present them
properly Authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL NOLL, Admin
Kelly, April l6, le62
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

N0TICE---Genllemenl
(UTIZENs Of Lewi,bufe and vicinity are
Y respectfully informed that HI subscriber
has bought out the interest of E. l.. HI>Es in
The business Of .Nfdr,ne ond Hg,r Cutting. and
continues thr a. thr III -fui-Isrnrt of v y
Ammpn> hi.- between e. Penn, and >. II rusitsu'~-
whore ~ .tirt attention 10 tusu-s- he hone 10 rive
sa'arioa To all VII" msy favor him with theI patron
a----ri I'll times e2crff cuuafys.
To all no tarry here ti'l thcir boards grow long
!" -'t r.s'at Hhav", god as .4T t'r ever gave,
Just c7'' "a irtty t l.- @ ru i-T morn. or noon,
Towels rie'u ra-oTs shtci and i,sors seen.
A'ri. =. i>'l \ ". uILLIN. rarC. 7 -b.
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