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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

The DEaocRsov are fixing up matters for
the fall campaign. The following patriots
are willing TO serve their country; +,
Treasurer--Levi Taylor, Findlay; J. P. Ed
wards, Biglick; Samuel Howard, Findieyj
Samtel Splitter, Allen.
Commissioner-Darius Pendle,on, Blan,
churd; John Cooper, Portsse;' jacob Bush.
ong, Portage.
Rscorder-Adam Stinema n, Findlsy.
Shenff-Cioys B. Wilson, Findlay.
= Auditor-Henry Sheets, Findiay. sAA- Go
Their Convention is to be held on Sstur,
day, the 9th Of August. There is no earthi,
use, however, in the outer townships send
ing delegates, as the ticket hiss been fixed
up by the clique at FindIsy for some weeks
aud not man will be nominated that is moi
so booked on their programme.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

The County Auditor received q draft from
Columbus. on Monday evening ofthi' week
in favor of the County Treasurer, calling
for s.G5l, for money paid into the Stale
Treasury ny members Of the 2ist regimen
O. V. l., for the use Of their families and
friends IN this county. Those persons hold
ing checks sent them by their friends, or
otherwise having been notified of having
money sent to the State Treasury for them,
by members OF that egiment, can ge: their
money by applying at the Auditors Office IN
Findlay.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

How CorSrY AFF,ias HAVE DXsR Man.
,0sp.-There are some dozens OF mrn Of
the Democratic pers uas ion, who are making
It their special business 10 deny the charge
that Mr.. Vim. Van.ue has s2,s00 Of the
county funds. We say once more thai the
hooks al lie offices Of the Auditor and Treas
ui-r show tLat amount of money IN his
hanls--tha., by promising 10 pay divers
and sundiY times, lie has ack knowleiged the
ndeL; edness. OF the correctness OF these
assertions any person may be satisfied by in.
quirne at the Court House.
This Nanluc matter affords food for 10
aection. The people ask. "Why is not this
money recoyrTed'' There can be but one
whose business II is, dare not do il. Mr..
Vim. Yanlue has influence in the Demo
cratic party, and whoever forces this money
ont Of him makes him his enemy. There
iofe they put 1t or, looping th0, it may be
forgotten, OF covered mp IN some way, that
hey may be relieved Of the Troublesome and
to them, dangerous responsibility. This is
why this matter has been allowed 10 run
year, when it was their sworn duty 10 cum-
mence proceedings as soon as the deficienc,
was discovered.
/ There is no telling how much money the
county has lost in this way. For yepts the
Court House las been managed by men hav-
J ing one interest, belonging TO the same par
/ ty, each one afIaid Of giving offence TO the
other, and all interested in covering up each
olher's short. comings. To keep The books
secure from the scrutiny of any eyes bu,
those OF the amounted, was the iesson why
the fight against Huber was so bitter, and
why so terrible an tAort was made t. dcleat
hln. Had they succeeded in defeating him
not word would have been heard of the
S2,so0-it would have been covered up aud
the county would have never known lis
loss.
/ The fact is il is dangerous TO trust the
management OF public matters in the hands
Of one St, OF men. too long. They may be.
gin honest, but it is certain that they will
end corrupt. There is no cheek upon them
their acts ale unQuestioned--,he people
can get no knowledge of their acts save
from themseive,,' add their interests being
one, they dare not bettsy each other, and
the result is the people pay twice the taxes
they ought to.
We shall have more to say upon this sub
iect.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

SOLDIERS CL.Ias.-We are requested 10
announce that Tor the protection and bene.
ht of discharged and other soldiers desiring
Information and assistance in the collection
Of their claims against the Government tho
Governor has detailed J. Lewis. a clerk IN
Tho Qusrtermaster Generals Office in Co
lumbus to furnish the same. All calls upon
him, either in person OF by letter. will have
prompt attention without any fee or COS, L
the applicant.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

DisISvxcTlso AoksTs,--Asthe warm wes.
ther is upon us, our citizens should tho
roughly cleanse their premises, rendering
ITEM ns pure and heslthy ss possible
There are a number OF disin fect,ng agents
which will be found effacious in removing
offensive smells from the damp, monldy eel,
Lars, yards, pools of stagnant water. decay
ing vegetable matter. etc. Either of the
following will answer the purpose. while
they cost but trfe'
/. One pint ofthe liquor OF the chIor,ds
OF zinc, in one pailful of water and on,
pound Of chloride Of lime in another psilful
OF water. This is, perhaps, the most effect
| i've OF anything that can be used. and wLer
thrown upon decaymg matter Of any de
scripiion, VIII effectively destroy the Of
fensive odors, Q. Three or fonr pounds o
suiphnte OF iron, teopperas) dissolved in
pailful Of water, will in many cases be s,fi
cient to remove oil offensive odors. a.
Chloride of lime is better TO scatter ubou
places, in yards, IN damp cellars. and upon
heaps OF filth.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

IL CsN'r ns DisrLAcEo.-- We Gre assured
by experienced housewives who have used
d. y. DeLand Il Co.'S Chemical Ssl-tstus,
thtt 1t cannot be displaced from their iomi.
clls while they preside over the households.
fhr with II they always have light, beautiful
biscuits; husbands are good nalured, Il c
children don't cry, and domestic matters all
20 smoothly. 1t will be SO in every family
where tins article is used. and il can be
found at the bes, stores IN town. Buy no
other.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
Goop.--Judse Whitley has torn up tn

GooD.-Judge Whitley hes torn up the
worn out plank walk in front OF his pIem-
ises on Railroad street, and is laying a s',s.
stantial stnnr pavement in its stead. and
giving it sufficient fall to the gutter 10 keep
i. dry and clean. The good example set BY
the Judge should be followed by every 10, :
owner on that side Of the street. There
is no other way to reach the Sand usky De-
pot, and TO force every one going to and
from the cars to stumble over like. heads is
too bad for town like Finday. Fin up
the street.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

BOOK B'sDEnr,-Pessons having -insga-
zines music or anything else they want
bound. can be accommodated by leaving OF.
dsrs st the lefeIsonian office. We send all
work ofthis kind to Lslavor's Bindery. Co.
lumbus-the best in the stste. We shsll
send large lot on Wednesday next, and
persons having binding to do will please
leave the work with US by thst day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

- The following table shows the highest
vote ever cast by the several townships Of
Hancock county; also the number OF volun.
teets furnished by each township. compared
with the vote OF the same. Some OF the AS
SCISSORS, ii is believed, have very carelessly
performed their duty, and that the number
OF volunteers returned by them, is much be-
low the actual number in Their townships:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

= LOUISVILLE. July l3 - Rumors
have reached here that Morgan's
guerrillas, $500 strong. in two
squads are at IlsrrodsburS and
Danvilc. Destroying property and
stealing horses. Considerable ex.
citement exists in Louisville on &C
count Of The proximity Of the guer'
rillas. Efectiye measures have
been taken to prevent incursi0ns.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

WITH WiLL.-Iac. \. Pope, Jas. Harsh.
Wm. PorteTaeld, NJ. l.. Higgins and Wm.
Kelly have received recruiting commissions
for ihe 9slh, which, with Lieut.. Cspell.
make six enough for companies. We
appeal to the Union-loving ri,iseng Of Han
cock, to aid these men in fliins mp 'he com.
psnes as fast os possible. A little work on
the pant of the citizens will DO the bnsi.
nsss. Help the reeIuiting oihcers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

TIA ExouRsIoa. prospect for the
grsud Excursion TO Toledo and Detroit, is
good-only seventy.hve tickets remaining
unsold. Persons desiring TO visit the pret-
tiest city in the wes,, can DO 40 now, at q
cost Of - for the round trip. Leave your
names with g. W. Myers, at the Y. L. & T..
Warehouse. Tuesday, August 5, is the day
set for the excursion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
25 GENTS


NorroE.-There are letters in the Findlay
Postoffice. addressed TO Miss Grace Kent,
Clevelsnd, and TO r. n. Adams, ESQ.,, Cleve.
land, upon which the writer has neglected
TO place s,amps. These letters will not be
until prepaid.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

CpIcAdo, July l3 Tho Deven
port Democrat OF the 10Th inst, saye
that a telegraph dispatch has been
received by the Adjntant General
stating ,hn. an armed band OF rebels
made descent on the town OF Mem
phi., in Northern Mi,sonri, captured
the town and carried away many
Union citizens.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

MAasrrs, BusrHEss. &c.--Bsrvestiug l,
yet un nfnished. ane the town is still enjoy.
ing long Sunday. The wheat is mostl,
secured. and We hope asst week to see
live.ier times. Prices Ianse IS they did
last week.
Wool--35 10 Is cents.
Wbest--86 and 90.
Corn-.2s in town. IS dt distillery.
Rye--4S cents.
Buffers cents.
Eggs cents.
Lard--S cents.
Meats-Shoulders 3; sides 4; Hams :.
Hides.-al TOD.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

C,NF-M F-MsEriso.--A camp meeting, con-
Quoted by the Evangelical Chnrch. will be
held on the land OF Andrew FelleTs, eight
miles southwest OF Fndiay, commencing
August l4th.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

Rio Saow.--rhsyer, Noyes 4 Co.'S circn,
will te in Rindlay on Thursday, July 81
This establishment comprises some of The
best Equestriaos in the coanty. Eaton
Stone and James Robinson are uRdoa ted,
at the very head Of the profession. The es
tsblishueh, is very highly spoken ot
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

Ispr,sA CoILserloss. - Messrs. Brown
\ Bope have put OF their trip to Indiana
and Illinois iii the 10th OF August. Per-
sons having claims against parties residing
IN thoSs State, will fnd this a good oppor
mnlty. See then advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

discsss. cold settles sOnew'r" ~ i'- t"iy sod Oh
struru Its natural ntuct"ni ih''r, u Mt i'he'ei'
react upon themselves sn the surrounding organs. pro
duciug n~neisl ngsrggatVn, ,uo-sius. ant h.r"ss
While Ia t. ltu. oppossNd hy tIo j'tsns"'nNhi'.
take Ayrrs iI,s Rni lhv direty ilcy irst"S tie
natural notn Of tho sS,i. M Ail viii, u ua Luyaht
tliug ef h-alh ~ r What "a trn" AM 81 aiparsht la
this trivial uni ,atuiau cn ihti Ia a!s' t1 ~ nsLy
Of the dsor ssi sud dAuyas"us i,,on-;fs Th- .,uo
pursaty. effect c~p's tran. VaI-- ~ siiuihr obNrp
tons d-rHne-'n'nt, "i t natut1 fnetipnA o. ta-
by they sra rppfilv and uany ot thru enrsy, cur
lev the same meant. Nuur wh" know tha virtues " u" 80
Fills, will rasrl 10 .rpioy them wlrn suffering tfon
the blenders they Gur". -.
Si.isia"ni. rrym lsadius Iiy.i,l,n' u soms "e ~,
principal Cities md ff. u,"r well Eu""n ilhe PSI
Pom Er,r,rliry K'r'tH' - HoH''' ~ J. lA'"
IN. hTsR; Your rls NJ" III" rras'n II rl iha' 10
great ia urina. gLry tty' gHtri M in;l' ''adshlSr
ii ul,crnus nIou inr htn J. ,n f tlrt hoi rn''i
tnrura,a FIR Nc,ts. liar n'her M. hci'u long Es'
iiSly ualinl with huirloa tuI llmp'' l"r 81" y
Ia her hair. Amer rl'li H,,4 sur"I st i-' i''i
y"ar iill.. and they hr'" cursi lv,. -
80
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

The immortal J. n. delivered himself in
landighamiSn than any orator we have ve'
heard, As we have before remarked, J. n
Is 4 hrICN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
Executive MANSION

EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, July IL. 1862
Ordered, that Msj. Gen. ii. W.
llnlleck be assigned to the command
Of the whole land forces OF the Uni
ted States as Gcneral.in-Chie and
that he repair TO the Capitol SO soon
as no can with safety to the posi-
tions and operations within the de-
partment now under his special
charge.
GSigned1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

WAsnIso7oS, July % --lOfficial.
II 10 first ordered that military com
manders within the States OF Virgin.
10, South Carolina, Georgia. Flori.
da, Alsbams, Mississippi, Louisi
ana, Texas and Arkansas, in an or,
derly manner seize and use any prop.
erty, real or personal, which mag be
necessary or convenient for their eev.
eral commands for supplies or for
other military purposes. aud that
while property may DO destroyed in
wautoness or malice.
Second. That military aud naval
commanders shall employ as labor.
ers within aud from said states 81
many persons Of African deecsn,
as can be ndvantageously used for
military or naval purposes. giving
them reasonable wages for their To-
bore.
TLisd-.-Tkat ae 10 both property
and persons OF African descent, 40
counts shall be kept sufficiently &C
eurate and in detail to show qnan
titles and amounts, and from whom
both property and persons shall have
come as basis upon which compcn
eation can be made in proper cases.
and tie several departments Of this
Government shall attend to and
perform their appropriate parts to.
wards the execution Of these orders
BY order of the President,
F. M. STANTON,
Gnnra,orv ~ \Var
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

M.RsrsoE. - On the 18th instant, at the
residence Of Mr.. Wagner, by Rev. A. ]. I'm.
hof, Mr.. Charles Wagner and Miss Pbrbe
J. Palmerton, both OF Pindlsy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

FNcuEsius.--rhe steamer Island Queen
icares Frt'i ,nt on Tuesday, the 29ih, on o
cruise among tho Islands of Ssndusky. Fer
the accommodation OF the Findlay people
ttatn will leave this station at 4-30 A. NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

LAssLs soh Fsu1T J.ns-Ali The val eties,
gummed and all ready TO stick on the JAZZ
For sale at Huber's and GREEN'S Drus
Stores.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

Some Of the most eminent olergymen in
the country endorse tIoo8and's German
Bitters. See advertisement in smother col.
umn. t-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

CAsr. Jonm B. Mar, Of the 57th regiment.
has resigned on account Of ill-health, and is
now on his way home,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
Coal Oil Lamps,

Lamp Shades, and Chimneys, and the Besl
May 2, 1852. 3. u. FIiEY's.
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A Y f r. IS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are yun sick, feeL,s. sui
ruinil.inlng' Aio y.m o~t,t
"a d.r, wi,h your SyNisun d.
idn.,,i, and JUnf feeling, M.
o. uni ri.blvl Ihcss syu,l-
ttni. ar- often the ps-lu'is /,
sstiu- illness. SONY NJ q
81 ,nes> Il 'tvrpiu.; ui-'i, ,o't,
ani should To- .,ver1vl " -
tinrly uso VI shS I'D I rem.
~ T,as A!'rN fi''s ,ri
ci,An.s int tLs ''iediri~'l h..
n,is- purify tue hlosJ, sui
1T tho i,Gi,i- iuJfo Vn unit
s;u,ctri IN lc,lih aga,u.
Thtv Stimulate tie frrrIiuns
or ti. LJiy iuto viSurVn. az.
uyity, putg the systom fr..'n
DE Ul,.i,W'ii.ns wl,irh male
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
Observation-Disclosures, stomach.

IFiAt TT. III'V N" o 3ITi I7IlI'''FF'
Dr,R liEp. AvrE; 7,gui veg Nnu Tht rnmIiriHts
have with y.s il, rt'"r than L. sy .NMf "s
o., II "aF BtrT Trs H"h'H'. I'ln'r fr"at d"lfs
l,n,' ou "a tu,l ,rth1tit' ia d,il, 'ur., v.
lis,.u nui ,'ius ~ - ht NDnr lilla ,no,l us i's
best v" I,N", ~ hIr,,' .lu' ih.m hishly.
prIsnrun, "a, NAV !, ISIS.
IN. J c. \rn. Sir; base i.'u rrIe"l'"ny 'Hrri -
H." wort b.ti''ts any lu1'iy can have by dsrnr tSo
Il yont Fhis IL sp'in. to arse moan nui sinnarh,
which they cl"nu," ,'i,-.
Yours with goat ,r-i.'tt I'D ". FEEnIE,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

See advertisement Of Select School, Ia
another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

As n Family physic.

T,nm H.. q. ~. tu,,'r.,pH, N'r O1 rrJ
Your ril. til. ril.'e ~ rg's'S liI-ir evrsl''nt
,uaii,is. -urp,-. auy c,'hrr,lc 80 pr-'-- They
mild hut Nrt, crit aud VI, "i, IN H. ~ 1rii ~ I'll h'
s.a,l. vhih nit'. iIr.i" IN, ~uibr to tIp ia.iy
,a,tu Al # f,li4
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

.TIN) sell goods Tor ths ADAMS SEwIso MAcnIsE
CnsrASY. We win give n Commission 90
l. an goods sold ny our Agents. or pay wa
yes At from $40 70 sl00 per month. and pay all
necessary expenses. Our machine Is perfect
In it's mechanism. A chid can learn 10 opor.
ate Il with half an hours Instruction. 10 Is
equal to any Family Sc wing Machine IA use.
and we haya reduced the price 10 Fifteen Dol
afs.
Each MoobiGe /. warranted tor three wears
Address G.. RUGGLES,
O'n. 44st detroit, M,sh.
lima IA 1850 Il 3ui
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

Nav AbvERTlsEM1Nrs.--R the new
Advertisements this week carefully. They
interes, everybody.
Circus -Thtvcr. Moves & Co.
S"lort Schools. r. Thompson.
Petition tor Partition Isaac Davis.
Camp Meetings.. Swartz
Sugar Miils. &c.-Ad;tms Y RuthrauR.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

WE ofcr below q list Of prices. which, by
w calling upon US, you viii mud true IN
every particular, viz
Black cloth f0ck coats worth SO 90 for 90, 90
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6autofk .9efTtrsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.

The Union Executive Committee OF this
State, representing the Union Convention
which assembled 10 Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th September last. have issued a call
TO all loyal citizens who are IN favor Of the
maintenance Of the Government and OF the
vigorous and continued prosecution Of the
war. now carried on for .he Suppression OF
the rebellion against the Government, to
sgsin meet to appoint delegates TO Union
Convention, 10 be held in Columbus, on
on Thursday, the 2lst day of August next.
for the nomination OF candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices: ..
Jrpag or THE SrrRgME CouRT;
SECRETARY oF STATE;
ATTORNEY GENERAL:
School COMMISSIONER;
MEMBER BOARD or PUBLIC woKEs.
Hancock county will be entitled 10 four
delegates in that Convention.
In pursuance OF the recommendation oil
the State Union Executive Committee and
Of the call aforesaid, we, the undersigned,
Union Executive Committee Of Hancock
County, hereby call upon oil loyal citizens
Of this county who ore in favor Of the man
trnauce Of the Government and Of the Wig.
orous aGd continued prosecution Of the war,
now carried on for the suppression Of the
rebellion ogainst the Government, and who
ATE willing to lay inside party tramnels,
party strifr, and party spirit until the su.
pIenscy Of the Government is fully estab
lished, and who are willing TO present an
unhroken front to traitors and treason ev.
rrywhere until the authority Of the Consti.
tuton and the laws are upheld and obe yed
IN every State and Territory. To ell such
we issue this call and heartily invite you TO
meet in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
Read the FollogIng Testimonial,.
Venitian Rcd and Yellow 0chre
$4O! WAGES PAID FOR $IOO!

Ground in OF, put up In 90 aud 50 10 kegs .
he cheapest and best Paint for barns an,
not houses; for sale ~ s. u. FREY'S
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Sin; have u--i rt ia inl l,-."ra Tn- hO-pta
.ii-' ual i-,il nid caiiui lu'itAs ~
:, ihy mn ihr iras e.,Iiniric employ Their rgW-
,iinr HIttu the lrr Is luv AMI IL. hts'L rrih-i.
ulS iuN pInnall' Inms'ly h. ',ri"hs Rrhts
ii,i vts,I. Ipi',d have s.ItHs fiul cs-s Il
,ihs dste l>iiu't' thai IL rt not rs.li! ,s-d ~
h,uu. ifatrr,,iy yun-, AIbNkJ EALt, " H.,
Inas.riiIn ~ HE AiIlL,s Ul.iifh.
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BIiious Disorders Liver Complaints.

Fnm Nr. T,oaiar. I6P ~ NJ" i0rl CIV.
Nut ,ny nrr ,"ur pii- ulmh .li, adapted tn ,ir t~r
nn uI'r.rui lat i iiir i"u"ii"ni cnrttsir "n
=, Liver ~rv MAJ lSoi uI,7L u. y h1ir in my Ins''
i'n Lru,,d i"Ia ,i- inrl fr The of b,i.,HG
f,,pi thln ans un- q Iur,l, mr,'tIon. ssrrr,iJ
,s, that W. ir,,c nj i,u-II puIyitc which Il war,
uy IT,. run lrGrr ~ The rr"-s-i1n snl IT,. people.
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WARRANTED THREE YEARS.


Il uses no shuttle, Inases tho lock stitch
dixie on both sides OF the go.ids, leaving no
'uNin or ridge ON the under gdo of the scam
and usos but hall ss IN tch th' I'D as the cham.
itiuh mach
Read the FolloBing Testimonials.
The principal companies making Sewing
Machines are Wheeler 4 wilson. ]. VI. Singer
CO., ond Grover 4 lI.Eer. M the Machines
made, ttrle wc.0 7llli
ny wnEELFh { WILSON, ,.......2l305
by !. NJ SlnErr... .... ...,,. ..-. lOh59
b. Grovol H'ker,..,. .,........, .lO,2s0
Showing thS 81, cS Vi Wheeler { Wilson TO be
double those al any ntber Cululany.- tNeio
York Ods0Isr.
We uSs the Wheeler : Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, ant Gao say IA regard 10 Il, that u H.
lwitcuut q rival No other Ma5Llne exceeds II
IN its adaptation 10 al purposes Of domestic
nse.-l .seieniVie .fmer'can.
eS For sale in FiLdlay at Head Quarters
Building. over Taylor & Cronmger's store, BY
July 10, sG?. J. Is. DUNN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25
DyssMtcry, DirrrL1a. Relax, Worms,

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Dyspepsia, Inpuriiy Of tn. pIeod.

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give reiiet. and restore quiet IN from hfteeu
10 twenty minutes.