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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

DAILY COMMELciAL.-T To those desiring
good. reliable paper. we advise to take the
Cincinnati Daily Commercial. II contains
any other Daily that comes to Findlay.--
Subscribe immediately, os every man should
keep himself informed Of passing events
Clubs can be made IN for the county o.
cny number Of copies desired. Subscrip
tions left with Israel Green OF Junius Palm
er. vii be promptly attended 10. Terms
l2l cents per week.
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Nj. Bsarcussp TrppLs, !

/ NV' lSSs i.O. ". lie
| wuIssAs. II has pleased Almighty God
through His divine dispensstion, 10 refpov
from our Temple, by death, On the An in
ston,, onr dearly beloved brother end wot
thy chief, Or. D.. Mansfield: aud, whereas
he was instrumental in the hands Of Divin,
Providence In having this Temple institute;
in this place 10 save the inebriate. and We,
the Grst man to sign his name as charter
member, therefore.
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
Mansfield our Temple has lost friend, in.
deed, and that during the time he presided
over our body, he rendered entire satisfac.
ton.
Resolved, That we deeply mourn his
death, although satisfied with the require.
ments Of the Supreme Ruler in removing him
from our midsi.
Resolved, That, though called home by
the remorseless hand OF death. he, we are
satisfied, has home beyond the busy scenes
OF life, where strife and contention are no
'~"tN' NV "N"s pus Wutlt uuInOny anu
tranquility prevail.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
the bereft family Of the the deceased, in
having their family ties severed by the loss
OF husband and father, and that we do
all in our power to comfort them in their af
nictions.
Resolved. That a copy OF III, foregoing
preamble and resolutions be given to the
family Of our deceased Brother, and tha, we
instruct our Worthy Secretary to have the
same published in the Courier and Jeirer
sonian, and, also, that we instruct him to
get fifty copies printed for the use OF the
Temple, and tat one copy he framed and
hung back Of the desk OF the W. G. T.
Resolved, Tha. the members of this TEN.
pie wear mourning on their regalias for thlr.
ty days.
J. NJ. HANLN, W. c. T.
@. Il. BoRsos, r. s.
Mt. Blanchard, Jan. 20, 1869.
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What the Pres. Say Of DIR. JAG kson.

Read below what the Canesto Valley Jour-
nal, published at Harnellsville, New York.
says OF late date-Nov. %, 1861;
MspIcAL. = Dr.. Jackson, the celebrated
Reform Botanic and Indian Physician, o
Erie CIiy. Pa. who has VISITED this place
periodically for the last three or four years
will be at Chadwick's hotel, on Thursday
November 29th. All who wish hs service:
should call early, as he will positively re
main but one day. II is good evidence o
DR.. Jackson's ability that he has Travelled
through and practiced medicine IN the sam,
cectiOn Of country Tor many years, only ex
tending HIS route Of travel as has fame pre-
ceded him, and his visits weIe solicited
He now makes regular visits to thirty tw,
towns in the states OF Pennsylvania, Ohi
and New York. and a lhrong OF sick usual
await him at every stopping place.
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TmE NEw MiGAzIsE. - We have received
the Continental. the new Boston magazine.
for February. This work comes nearer &c
our idea Of live magazine, than any other
published. The table of contents for this
month. furnishes as large q literary feast as
the mos, eIacting could wish. Governor
Boutwell,. Horace Greeley, Kimball. Tuck.
srmsn. Shelton, II. P. aud Charles G. Lee
land, and several other OF the moal noted
wr.teis in America, have articles in It.
The oontinentai should be in the hands o
every man and woman Of tas,e..
J. r. qILnoRE. Publisher,
llo TEemont street, Boston.
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MAsupAcrunts.-Lsst week we called th'
attention OF the citizens OF Findlay to IN,
subject OF manufactures. We have no apcl
oey TO make for again referring to il, for il /.
the especial province OF the newspaper Il
promote everything that is calculated &c
benefit its locality.
Findlay has heretofore been content with
her tfade. Having an immense area Of ter.
fitory 10 draw trade from, and really doing
the heaviest business in The way Of buying
produce and selling goods Of any town.in
Northwestern Ohio, out citizens have been
satisfied so long Oh the streets were crowded
with teams, and the stores with people. This
is good so fat as it goes, but unfortunately
trade Auctuates. The building Of rail-
road in the wrong direction builds up new
points for trade, and towns that were once
prosperous are dead, beyond the hope Of
resurrection. Property goes down 10 mere
nominal value and rents Of course with
them. hut this cannot be tie case with To-.
calities built up on a manufacturing basis.
So long as they possess facilities for manu-
featuring, and the demand continues for the
manufactured article. so long they will pros
per and thrive.
We have the commerce, and we should
have the manufactures. Il is for the inter-
eat, not oniy Of Pindiay. but OF the entire
county. Every soul added to the popula
tion OF the town, every house erected. and
every improvement made, adds to the value
Of every foot OF land in the county. Can.
ton, the county sect Of Stark, was once one
OF the dullest towns in Ohio. One Of her
citizens made an improvement in moving
machines, and solicited aid in establishing
. Factory, and the citizens were shrewd
enough to extend il 10 him. That Factory,
until now, one hundred men are employed
in II. Another followed, other branches
were established, until now Five Hundred
Men are employed in that town IN manufac.
lation OF the town. Under the stimulus Of
manufactures the town has more than doub.
led IN population, and property more than
doubled IN value. We may have the same
state OF Affairs here. There must be 80
much manufacturing done for the Northwest
-Findlay may Go il, or she may fold her
hands and allow other towns TO DO il AID
reap the advantages.
Now, how to 10 It. First, by building up
the few we have. Every citizen should
pa!ronize his home mechanics and manu- 'ac.
turers--should give an article made at home
the preference over foreign manufactures,
even though the price be a trine higher.
This doctrine once established, aud prac.
tlced, others will be attracted, and tins
alone will materially increase the interest.
Second, the capitalists aud monied men
mus, aid enterprise, even though they could
do better with thei: money.
Third, the whole people mus; take an in.
terest III building up all institutions that
employ muscle and machinery, and must no;
fear 10 step out OF their way 10 ali them.
We can have manufactures, and will II
our citize' display the same energy in this
direction that they have in Others.
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TnE WHOLESALE TRADE. The jobbinl
business Of FindIay is not the least impor
tnnt oi her rapidly extending trade. Isaac
Davis and Louis Adams dispose yearly oI
large amounts OF groceries, at Wholesale.
tbroug ghout the Western part OF the state
Ia fact wholesaling is the most important
part OF their trade. Several OF our dry goods
houses also drive heavy iobJing trade
The business is increasing every year.
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NKw NKwApvgnrisrmEsrs.-Resd Il new ad

NEw ApvEnrisrMEsrs.-R ead Il new ad
vert,semenls in to days paper. They nrc o
interest to ever, body. They are as follows
Isaac Davis--Groceries.
Porch & Baker--FurnituIe, &c.
Philip Ford--A,torney and Counsellor.
A. II. Downer--Hemmer and Shield.
DR.. Chopmnn-Cure for Pimpes. Blotch
es, Freckles, &c.
Dr.. Lanbert-Cure for Premature Decay
Nervous Debility. Loss OF Memory, DC.
S. d. NJ. iluber--Lamps, Coal Oil, Med
icines, &c.
Patterson Il Taylor-Settlement.
q. b. Wilson Sheriff IS Sales.
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J. M. HANLN, W. c. T.
@. Il. BuRsos, II. S.
Mt Blanchard, Jan. 20, 1869.
MT. BLANcH,nD, OHIO,

January ls, 1862.
AT regular meeting Of Com,t Lodge, No.
34f. |. o. o. F., The follow ing preamble aud
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas. II has pleased Divine Provi.
dence to remove from US. ty death, our wor
thy brother, Past Grend DR.. q. Mansfield, q
devoted Odd Fellow. who has been with us
from the organisation OF Comet Lodge, and
whose heart was imbued with the spirit oil
our beloved order, and w hose life, in oil the
relations OF society, was such as TO endear
him to all with whom he became associated.
Therefore, be it
Resolved. That in his decease, society has
lost a noble and true man, the medical fra
ternity an able and efficient member, and
our Lodge faithful and devoted friend.
Resolved. That it is with the deepes, sor
row that we are called npon to record the
decease OF one who has been pillar in our
Lodge, always at his post, faithful and
prompt in dischorsing the duties OF good
/ Odd Fellow.
Resolved, That we ,inceiely sympaihze
With Sister Mansfield and her bereaved lam.
lly IN this an citing dissensa,ion Of PIovi.
dence. md feel prompted, through Friend.
ship, Love and Truth. to mourn with her in
her Geep afliiclion.
Resolved, That the Christian example
evinced by Brother Mansfield. gives us as.
,surance that. although removed from this
earthly Lodge, he compose, one of the
Great Lodge in Heaven.
Resolved, That a copy ofthese resolutions
he presented to the b.reaved family. and
also be published in the Hancock Courier,
Hancock Jtfrrrsonian, md the Odd Fellows
Ark.
C. d. McDoSALD,
A. SuoEM,KER, / Com.
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A large portion Of the American people
are wholly unaware OF the dileterious effects
incident to the use OF common saieratus,
thereby producing disease, aud destroying
health. The highest Perfection OF art bss
been attained in the manufacture offIertck
Aliens Gold Medal ssleratus. Use one pa Z.
per, and you will never have any other. 1t
is q great wavs ahead Of soda 10 osc with
cream iartor Try it. For sale by most Of
the Grocersand Druggists. and by the Trade
generally.
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STILL AT Ir.--So many of the whole.souled
Union men OF Hancock have interested
themselves in increasing the circulation OF
the JeneIsonian, this week, that we cannot
thank them individually. There is, howev-
er. roomyet. We are determined to double
the circulation by. April LIST. and want every
Union man possessing influence enough, to
procure name. Remember, the larger the
patronage. the better and more useful the
paper.
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Be Punctual.

nNO TEACHEits.-The Board OF School III.
Il amiuers for Hancock county, VIII hold a
session Tor the purpose OF examining Teachers,
Az the Union School room, In Findlay, ON the
nrst saturday VI January ana tho arst SatuT.
day oI February, and the hrst and third Satur'
days ui every month thereafter, commencing sl
ten o'clock, a. m, untilfurther notice Is glven
JOHN BOwMAS, Clerk.
FspLAY, Jan. /, 1859.
\. b. All applicants will he re Quirsd to pre-
sent TO the Examiners "A certificate signed by
two OF more OF their present or previous GU
Iployers, giving satisfactory statement ~ 10
Their moral CHARACTER and faithiulness ~
Teachers; or, II they havo never taught, one
lsigned by their Teachers, certifying TO thsii
ktnoral character ana studious hsbits.
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Our National Disorders-Dr. Roback,s
Cures.

The American stomach is tormenting
organ. II is generally out Of order. The
reason is obvious. The driving man OF bus
mess has not time, or will not take time
properly to masticate lis food. lie bolts it,
and as bad habits are catching, oil classes
follow hisexample. Hence Dyspepsia, with
all its complications - hence Indigestion.
Liver Complaint, aud Disorders Of the Bow
els. in all their various phases. Assins,
these and a hundred other complaints, the
Scandinavia Blood Pills aud Hood Puri6-
er are wsg,ng an exterminsting warfare.--
The success OF these medicines has been ss-
tonlshing, even in an age Of scientific MIRA
clss. They do not alleviate. they ex,inguish
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24

WrLL FiIrD. Wednesday morning
an immense pile Of socks, mittens, gloves,
DC. was distributed among the Soldiers OF
the 9th This lot was contributed by the
citizens TO the Military Committee, for that
porpose. Many poor fellow will rtInem-
beI Fndlay aud the iibefalily OF her citizens.
No regiment has gone into the field in better
shape, so far as supplies Of this kind are
conceIled.
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The Mountain OF Light
MEDICAL pRnTEITOii.

4 book Of over 80 pages, full Of fine anatoml.
cal and other engravlngS.
II contains not only the pith OF all the late
Developments in Medicine ant Surgery ahove
referred 10, hut II is also guide Ia all who rs.
rire to felicity with tho opposite sex; shows
how 10 guard AGAINST danger, and how to es.
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike to
male and female, but should not be IN the
bands of very yonng persons, as II contains
information that might he perverted to un.
worthy ends. Ais" full and explicit key to
all the hidden and delightful secrets Of Mtrri.
~ Il.An mi l....LL Lnf
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q disorder. The agony. the fever. the de-
bihty. the despondency. which characterize
Affections Of the digestive aal sectetige
organs, vanish under the influence Of itsse
preparations. The constitution itself seems
to acquire new energy under their operation.
See advertisement.
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hcciprsr.-The numerous friends OF DR.
BIss Rawson, of this place. will regret to
learn that he me. with a serious accident on
Thursday last. having his leg broken by the
kick OF a horse. We have not learned the
facts
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The Cordial is all VIC Claim for it'll!
Mothers, Try IT.!

And to you we appeal, 10 detect the illness
or decline not only OF your daughters before IL
be too lato, but also your sons and husbands,
for while the former from false delicacy, OTTER
go down to a premature grave, rather Than lei
their condition be known In time, the latter
are often so mixed up with the excitement OF
business, that II II were not for you, they too,
would travel iD the same downward path until
mother Ia always vigilant, and to yoa we con
ndently appeal; for we are sure ySIf never
failing affection will unerringly po.a. you to
PROF. WOODS Rl,ST0RATlVEC0EDiAL AMI
BLOOD REN0VAr0R AS the remedy which
sheuld be always on hand In time OF need.
o. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 4t+ broadway
New York, and IA Market street, st. Louis
Missouri, aud sold by good Druggists. Price
One Dollar per Bottle.
Nay !, lsel.-siy
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MAnaIAcx..- Married by d. b. Beardsley.
esq, on the 9th instant. Louis Bruner and
Anna Rettig, al OF Findlay.
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Darling'S Liver Invigorator

IN aIrrd,ng Immediate reiicf. lt,sn thorough
liver ard bilious remedy "
Mrs lorsG, uf Bruoklvn. writes February
q, l>U0: Ia May l,,t hal :, severe atttlck
l"f Pie,, which cuHahcd ne 10 the house. !
Ia. L ,,.tc ln,
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DASK NorG TAsLr-Corrected weekly. b,
Adams, CaIlins 81 Co..
BANKABLE FUNDS.

BANkABLE FUNDS.
State Bank OF Ohio; Ohio Free Banks Tin good
credl); Bank of the State OF Indiana; New
York state and City, New England; New Jer.
sey; Philadelphia; Delaware, United states
Treasury Notes.
uNClIRRENT
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DARLING'S LIFE gITrERS,

And was nti,,iy euti. have M,d no attack
since"
ID. WEsrhgyLLr. Esq. "f South 5flt. near stli
street. Williamsburg, l.. l.. writes August ).
lSGl: -"ilavinR been troubled witG :, difficulty
IN the liver. aud subject - bilious attacks,
: !. I'D. ~. q L.A. A IL ~ Il Ir.
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arsATisFAcTORIlY.rI Or

revealed in any book in the English language
Price 50 cents - one "i the cheapest books In
the world. II health could be estimated in
money. the new facts contained in this book
tor the prevention of III health. would he cheap
AT the above forfeiture. Send for circular
flIllN de scrihinp Il.
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ls. A Y ER'S g.
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Ars yOu sick, hsbls, q.
ca,p,ldnipaf l,t } su ,sut ~
oi'ier, with your s,step, H.
ranged, AMI jour feeling. az
couErtablr' These .ymi-
TOMS nre oiten the prelude u
tsrious illu,ss. soiu. ht ~
sielness u creeping uIun y,u
anil should u a,erfes ~ .
timely use ~ the right f-iu
edy. 1a.e tyrs Pills. ~ =
cwspse oat the dis,lrl.re,i la
pfurs - purify tie lIvoi, ard
let tho ilnl,ls move 10 un",.
strnciei IN health again.
They stimulafs Tie fnwihir-
II tho body into vigorous ~.
N,ii,. rn,ify H.. -ysisu Z, M
a 4
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No. A00 Breadway, New York.
}. SMITH q CO., Sole proprietors
uAyeats wssssA Esesy whese.- IN
May 1, lsst.-tty fs. u u-

4 ThACr Us' LtsO tOS sALk. : rhs
IA undersigned has suss,t tract I'd lAat,
sinoa oanting I" torty .nva acrss and fraeton, tor
sAls On reasonable tstms. Tue land 10 trs.ts
In Portage townsh,p. MAAe.sS s.,assy. Aa. 70
Aniiaprpysd. tur turlhsr paxuouISsa cs!l vu
March Is, 81 \ 4. 1p,.Ak, lssa1
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PROF.. o. ]. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOYATOR.

~ A " OAStA - SOhVDhiIH
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR,
l. precisely what lis name dca,cs. for while
pleasant Ia the taste, it Is reviviiying exhilar.
atinS and Strengthening Ia the vital powers -
II also revivines, relnsiaies and reueHs the
bln"d III ali It's original puriy. and thus re-
stores ami renders The syslom invIlncrable Ia
attacSs OF disease. II u the only prppartti
ever offered To tho world in n popular form So
as Ia he within the rearl. 81 all.
5. chemically and sklllully combined rs Ia
be tic most powerful tonic, and yet So perfect.
y adapted as 10 act in psrt,et accordance rih the
iatcs OF nature. and hence sooihr The tcsdk6s' s0m
uch, tone up tho digestive organs. and ally ali
nervous and other trrltairn. II is also per
icctly eNhiitIatlng in It's ELECTS, and yet II Is
never followed by lassitudr ar depression ut
spirits. 1t Is composed entirely OF vegetables
ana those thoroughly combining powerful tom
&c ana soothing properties, AMI Consequently
can never injure. As Il sure preventive aHt
cure of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, INDlGESr.
ION, DYSPEPSIA, WANT OF APPETITE,
| FAINTNESS, NERVOUS lRRlTABliiFY,
/ NEURALGIA, PALpIrATiON OF TIE
HEART, MELANCHOLY, UYPOCH.
ONDRIA. NIGHT SWEATS, L-N.
! GuoR, GIDDiNDSS, AND Az.
| THAT CLASS OF CASES SD
FEBRFUl.LY FATALCALL,
| ED FEMALE WEAKNESS. AND lRAEGCL2RirIEs,
THERE Is NOTHING IIs EQUAL.
Also. Liver Dcran.enen,s or rorpldity, ant
Liver Complaints, Diseases uf the Kidney. nj
any general arrangement ol the Urinary Or
guns.
1 II will not only cure the debility folloWin!
I lClIlLLS and FEVER. but prevent all attack
arising from MiasMatlc lnnlcnces, and cur'
the diseases ct once, if already attacked.
travellers should have bottle with them
rs II will inflllibly prevent ANY drlutoriou
consequences following upon change ofc,mat
and water.
\ AS II pravcnts c1stivenoss, strengthens IN
digestive organs. II should be III the hands @
all persons oi scdentary habits.
i Ladies not accustomed to much out.doo
exercise should always use IL.
Mothers should use It, for It is n perfec
l-elief taken n month or two before the flna
trial; she will pass the dreadful period witt
lperfect ease and safety.
Nl a.&u ulsxA
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DIR. Jnckson,s Monihiy Femnie Pills.

Invaluable in Female Irregularities, but mol
advisable To he used during pregnancy. lest
they should mar the nope of offspring. Used
in the Doctors prvai" practice for thirty
-Nears. PRICE Il. forwarded By nail.
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Darling's Liver Regulator
Iii fo II 4 t t Q T. q
Life Bitfeps.

passed cioiiod blood by the urcthra. am
npw entirely cured, AMI takc pleasure In re
commenting these remedies"
Ms. e. Tsnow, IL Chrisioi her street. New
York. writes February 20. ls60:--' have beci
subject 10 attacks Of Asthma the last twenty
years. have never found anything equal to
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consiipntlon. .Costivenes~, supprs.sion
Ni"mmntlsm, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
.y, ParnIy sis, Fits, etc.


f,om IN. j. T. i1uyhp, Mj,Ir,rt r,,.i,,a
r." much caunu, lr s,iI VI your Pil, for the cure II
n'i.r'"s'. if",lrrs 1t maternity have Sound ii,ri
80 rirntt'n- - have" they sl,puhl jin ~,
nS rT tl" hyirht "f the multudsS wlm .,,iI,r rnu
HAT complaint wh'vl,, although bad cnhuEh IN isiC b
Tho lruscuii", IT "ilWt. that worse l-ii-vs -,
E't"'' I" originate ~ the 'er, la, yas rD. tia.
organ ai,d cure the disease.
F,"ni My. l.. Sa',f I" usi,ian and Nids;E, H.aa.
hnl me twn large ,ss, II your Ps tak-u Mt iLs
proper lime rNcrilt pr niiy- IL tl. n,I s,eJ,
',A' wh"" wholly partially -'Irp,sd aui si.p very
rHctlal 10 dr'H III" stomach rri ,JJEi Wnrmf They
~" ~ much ~" l@i llk ST. have that recouinisnd
u" other 10 my r'ii"nis.
F0m ns R,r Dr Hur'rI, efHs Mit.-i;.i FIN. rL.r,h
PuL,-G' IIoinsf savannah Ia. Ian. d. Isso.
VI Notrp SIE; .loulL H. un 'Iat,fu fI III relief
ynnr skl lns b.ught ne dill report NY rase to
y'u culd stub, in my il. an,i h,nns st ~ excru.
'd,n9 n'''ry'- Idi'' wlirh ,''dd ~ rbrnnc rt>nma
i'vH. NdwiihsauiiHg li,i Tia, s ii pli -irian, IA.
disease gtew sl wurS. until lV the advice of ynuI
excellent ascni la baltimore pr Mackruxs, tried your
Pl.. Their n'eis .luw, hut Nv Isr.c, erug
IN tie uSo OF il"in' ! nm n"w 'n,rrly ~sL
SENATE cnisn,n. paion R"u;r, I-. 8 n,r Isss.
10. AiEn have been entIriv eur H. bg rNl. VI
Rh'""'"'e Gaf-a l-'inul dis'a-, that had afflicted
for y-ars. yINCHST siIDEIt.
SS- Most ~ the riii. IN n,nrict ennt.in Mcirury
wh"h, nlil'nil valuable r.m"ly IN ,kilful hrnls 10
dangerous in rullie Iiii. e. the dr si'ul
Turp'cS that frequently tll w hs nrru'iru' u.. 1bt-s
o. E''ln NJ mercury u.n"'R .u'~trur" whatever.
Price. 25 cents per Box. or s Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Or, J. C AVER S co Laws!l, MAI
Ana Tor SAFE ny
4. u. FREY, FIsDLAY;
c. WEST TOLEDO;
ALLEN Il CO., CiScIssArI
nasa at.fr lr NJ
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REDUCTION OF PRICES!

|nWING to the war and hard times We deem
" II proper tc REpucg ruE PRIcEs og DkS.
risTRy 10 the following low rates, which VIII
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation What
ever. JACOB CARR,
X. u. TABEk,
J. J. Bi.EChER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-24
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