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OUR NEIGHBoR Of the Star does not yet com
prehend the difference between giving public
notice Of an event which is likely to occur, and
the sanctioning of the motives and principles
which underlle or are the dnimuS of the move
ment itself The Star asserts that it has opin-
Ions. We don't zee them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-31

GES. BrTLEE, it il said, several months ago
received letters threatening him with Hssassi-
nation. The General showed these letters to
some secessionists, and quietly remarked IF
am disabled or killed, Gen. Phelps will he my
successor, In the command of the department,
II you like the change, eal stand H."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-31

LoKD PALMERsToS has been In Office for
nearly half century. As the present prime
minister, the indications are, that he will soon
fall and have 10 retire.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-31

DECLIvATIoS Charles Henry Foster has
declined the nomination Of the Free Labor As
ISOLATION for Congress from the Sewbern dis
trict. North Carolina, having received authority
to raise regiment Of volunteers.
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SORGHUM PAPER.-The Chicago Tribune Is
printed on paper which Is oDe.quarter sorghum.
Two sorghum paper mills are already running
In Illinois,
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CuTY POST OFFICE,

~ WAsHISoToS, ID. {.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, IN accordance with
Instructions laid down by the Postmaster General,
| will receive, on TUESDAY, January q, and for
the space of thirty days thereafter, for redemption
at this office, such soed or dctaoed posdye aanPs as
hdps Lecoms so By being uSsd as currency.
Apply at Room No. 49, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, n. M, and o'clock, p. M,
l.. CLEPHANE, Postmaster.
dec 3l-polm lStar Il ChrOnl
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CARo, Dec. 30.-New Madrid is to he re-oc-
cupied; The Thirty,eighth Iowa regiment
went there to-day. All quiet al Columbus.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-31

The ALABAMA lie now thought to be near Az
pinwall, and II issupposed that semmes means
to intercept and rob other California steamers.
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I'll SAID that the only ship that semmss,
The pirate, fears, 10 tbs Vanderbilt,
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC,
December 30, 1862.
There Ia nothing worth telegraphing from the
Rappahannock to night. Affairs maintain their
usual quiet.
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dec lS-dtf

yNTAS LEFT IN MY CARE, about 10 days age,
w by negro man, who represented himself ss
the servant Of Major Philip Tor Phillipsl OF the Six
teenth Massachusetts regiment, the following arti-
ces, vili One white leather valise; black lea
ther valise; three blankets and one sword.
The owner viii please call, prove property, and
take them away. G. KAHtERT,
dec 3l-3ts Cor. Tth and d streets, Island.J
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NEW CANTERBURY RAIL
WILL BIZ Rr-oPRStp
WehnesdSyr New Yest's Evs,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJurANr GRsERAL's OYYIcR,
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, December 81, 1859.
Releases from the draft, on the ground Of
alienage, have been allowed In the following
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o F F IA L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DkFAHTNENT OF bTATE,
Washington, January IS, 1889.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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NAvr DEPARTMENT.
December 81, 1859.

....sa NAvr DEPARTMENT.
H..ns December 81, 1859.
The ofncsrs Of the navy are informed that the
President will receive them on New Tears day,
at half past eleven O'Clock, precisely.
They are requested TO assemble at the Navy
Department, at II o'clock, In full dress uni5
form.
ar WAR DEPARTMENT,
AnJurAsr GEsERAL's OrYIoR,
~ Washington, Dec. 90, 1889. \
The President having signlned his pleasure
to receive the officers Of the army In this city,
at halfpast eleven O'Clock, on the ensuing New
Years day, they viii assemble at the War De-
partmcnt at II O'Clock, a. M, Of that day, to
accompany the Gencral-ln. chief thence to tn
Executive mansion.
By order Of the Secretary Of War;
(signcd) l.. THOMAS,
Adjutsnt General.
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DECEPTION.
te that the public re-
pf the United States
commence at twelve
in conformity with
ptes Of the enclosure
tion will terminate
ecly. Carriages will
dsnsfm ny the east
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Nj 1PPROPRIATIONs.

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v' ''"'' "ou' s.o Soe '. 80
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VI ''e ',ou''' =, % NV :" '"''
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ap me'e aesi'sA''on VI 'ne 'S'''""'eS
W 'o"''"e, anu "p'" ''' o"S'e vi u" us
as' a"u'oer VI so'o'e'' W Ut ehp'"!e"'
'"is ""y 'ha' great nation !" "e
is ou' suos''h'' W u. "''ou''u At
'a' upon INC mere a'''" Vi nrespons'oe
n sn e1ecu'''e department. is'ohgress
A1SvFety abdicnie Its functions as the guardian
,'nfRYhe PurSef
- ourselves In favor of prosecuting this
snePheiy until It's object is accomplish
hna firmly believe that the time will
Nwhep persistence In the warwill not
\acquiesence In the sncccss OF
does not follow, bec'uso
prosecuted, that there can be
hnd discussion ms to the great
ouch money we can raise In any
tecuting the war, and how much
rcffdb'y expond in any one
ing from raging an stfeti"e 'rdr.
niso' that no matter now large
s may De- they VIII all DC used
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sIDE EXPECTED.
frlyr here to-day
drt, and Gen. Me-
IA
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supply sll the varieties of
Il by the excise law, in quantities
~ use Of the people OF the Dis
ncnd Of the States edst of the
All persons within the Dis.
specilli guilty of will
provided in the
ens Heron and
tho Arkansas at
such q condition
of New Years
to rebellion in
SIDE EXPECTED.
rriyr here to-day
hrt and Gen. Me-
VICE.
ty;9s.,sa 9s.Si,,Ssd Gss1is 6;
VI %.
Hsd historical ac-
sSJects for the alb
~ colonies, COM
ch Revolution, and
ISs. The actual
Sveral colonies
a commerce, NOR
y tn facts being yerl-
lsial suthorItles. The
IltIon upon the subject
aght to be in the hands
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
Aantofk 9tf1ttsonian.
Local and Miscellaneous

Qua Pubuc ScHooLs.-we have the sat
isfac,ion Of being able to say tha, our pub.
lie schools are in very satisfactory condi'
tion, and the progress being made by ihe
scholars is ve,y gratifying to the friends OF
education. While our citizens no doubt
feel anxious for the prosperit, Of the school,
there is, however, a serious lack Of pracu-
cal interest on their part, In regard to them.
Teachers need sympathy. encouragement
and appreciation in order to succeed we'll In
their work. Scholars feel the sad disparity
between the precep,s and actual practice Of
their parents in regard to their schools. II
the parent never visits the school - never
seeks to inquire OF the teacher ss 10 the be.
havior and progress Of his children - never
reviews their lessons to see IL progress is be.
ing made, the child feels there is after all no
prsc.icsi interest in the matter Look in
upon the schools. then, aud encourage both
teacher and pupil
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

TnE LADIts Of the Aid Society request us
10 make known TO the parents Of children,
that no rude urchins will hereafter be ad.
miited at the Tuesday evening meetings. -
As parents generally are not apt to think
the ir own children unruly. it would be well
perhaps to keep oil small chIldten away, a:
there is no ptoft TO be derived by the Socie
~ nor pleasure by the visitors, from thei
presence The registering Of those lItti,
ones present last Tuesday evening, was vet,
annoying TO the prrmenaders. Patriotism
probably runs as high in Pindlay as in mos
!, calities, but there are few gentlemen here
nbouts sufficiently patriotic 10 pay dlm'
for admission into the hall, and then sub
mi, to be crowded in,o'a cornerhy boys wh'
tte entirely out Uf place in gen,-cl com
pany. The jour'trnltr should be very stric
III this matter.
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pa. HocFlANers,, J,
HaIshnaio 0o9dtAl \

Yoz Yur syx,pY cvnp ~ C.x4oo, 0Hess. tSsir.
r,sA. Cnovy. HnAnswxsSt. otHe01f1s, PSnc.
xosiA, DfsEasts ~ Tns beHNAs, AaiAisa Sr0h
CoLp. Iscfrtry CaFsenfst4, ASD- sos rms
pyLtyy AND Nv A. stL pShtfnAty eens 90 Pa
riE>rs IN Apv AxckS ~ Aass evsne eATSrs Die
The % Balsam,e CvSsssi % snt,r,sy vsse,.e's
production, combining the besl'ns pr,ver,iss
Of the Bals,m, with the ihvIsorstihs qualities
Of y Cordial. producing continuation 81 wsh
adapted to the purpuses intended. VIA, thefs
are but lew eases ~ diseases which VIII MT,
at au early period. succumb toits heating and
e-giviny properties
For ages. has the treatment 81 pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater ~" ,"n, ~ The
atte n,iun 1T the scientific "i the medical world,
but none acquired more eminenoe In his treat
ment Of these diseases, than The reishrHted
Prussian Dr. Ho,f,nd, tho originator OF the
ti4lsx,nic CnraiSl. HIS lie WAS devoted To us
production OF rsned IS that would stand ubri.
vailed. How well he has succeeded. the Amer
lean people are able 1. judge; and we positise'
IIy assert, that no preparations thAt nave ever
been placed beiure them. have conferred the
snme amount oi dement's Un suffering humanity,
or nave elected 80 many CONNIE ndatohs from
all ciassea II society, Ms the remedies VI Doci.
| li,s Hsnd, prepared by DR.. q. n. Jsckson / Co.,,
~ philadeiphia. The Cordial is designed for .
class OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any other to which the peUple " this
country are subject - those springing from
slight cold. That eminent authority, Dr.. Be'i,
SAYS: IL will not say that euids are 10 our IN
bsbitants what the Plague and feIl"~ Fever
are 10 those uf other Countries: but can aver
o.nnden,i. teat they usher IN disesse vi great
er completely and m"rt,lity than these iattsr.
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S.u FRANct,co. March 25.-Al

SAN FRANcrco. March 25.-Arri
we'd. bark Comet, from Honolulu
the authority deny that an agent
ever went TO England 10 hypothe'
ctae the entire gro d Of ls'au IL "a
securi,y for a lo,n Ther1 isno ne
cesi,y { r a..loan, much lees q fore
ed cne.
The California Legislature to- 10,
passed a resolution requesting the
Governor to telegraph to the Presi.
d mt to asc r,ain il the condition %
Foreign relations r nder it sdvirs
BILE Tor this State to iortify her har
bors.
Dates from Oregon snd British
Columbia OF the 18th state that th'
ice in the Columbia and Frazer Iiv
ers.had commenced breaking mp.
Thirteen miners had been murder
ed by the Snake Indians in the Sal
mon River mines.
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In another column will be found com
munlcation III answer 10 an editorial which
appeared IN this paper Of the IAN Instant
ON the subject Of excluding negroes ifou
settling in Ohio. The Editor dlsagrees wi'l
the author Of this commu nicat,on. and ma,
hereafter do battle against him: in the mean
time we will occupy about the position II
the premises tha, the old lady did with re
gard 10 tie fight between her husband am
the bear. and II pref, diced at ali, inclinin
slightly to the side Of the bear. But Ne PUT
lish the communication in order to give lai
piay on all sides.
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DslrH.-Died on the 18th instant, Mrs.
|Rebecca Fountain, aged seventy. .one years,
eleven months and twenty days.
Mrs. Fountain was born in Kent county.
Delaware, March 29th, 1870. She was con.
verted and joined the Methodist Episcopal
Clutch in the sixteenth year Of her age, and
c continued faithfnl until her death. The
last yeats Of her life have been years OF al
fiction, which she bore with Christian pa.
thence, looking forward to the time Of her
de!iverance from the trials Of this life. She
frequently expressed a strong desire TO be
released from suffering here, 20 enjoy her
reward above.
Died on the 18th instant, OF Consumption,
william Findlay Testsorth, aged forty-two
wears, six months and seven days.
He was the only son OF Isaac Testsorth, oil
this place, who now mourns the death OF his
whole family, except one daughter. who Is
alone ieftto him in this world. The family,
o few years since, was large and prosperous.
fiiction has rested heavily upon them, but
they are not coDIOttltSs.
William, during all his life. was an ami
able and industrious man. lie was prosper.
Gus in business, end not only accumulated
property. but won the esteem Of all whc
knew him. Within the past year he became
more particularly interested IN religion aud
gave full evidence that he was q subject o
divine grace. He died in the triumphs el
faith.
HIS funeral will be preached next Sabbath
morning, at half past ten o'clock. in the
Lutheran Church.
In Observation-Disclosures. II has pleased
Almighty God to remove from among us. b,
death. our highly esteemed Sister, Miss Ma
ry Hull; and,
Whereas. Her Christian department ant
many virtues have endeared her to us. Of
those amiable traits Of character ever must
we, the members Of Findlay Temple No
1876. |. o. G. T.. in special session assem-
blej, do adopt the following resolutions ex
J pressive Of our feelings with respect to this
our irreparabie loss:
I Resolved, That we. the members ofFind
lay Temple No. 1876, Independen, Or Ter o
I Good Templars. do hereby express, to tn
, friends and relatives OF our deceased Sister
t Miss Mary Hull, our heartfelt sympathy i
t this, their hour Of deep allicion, remember
= ing that "'Tis God who giveth. aud Go
!. who taketh away"
;, Resolved, That we. as members Of o,
e Order, IN consideration of the many virtue
S both private and social. which characterize
= our young and beloved Sister, do thus pull
licly bear testimony that she. who has
early in life been called away, has left V
cancy in our mids, which cannot be filled
Resolved. That this Temple cause &
: Official Seats Of our Hall to be clothed in
propriate mourning for the space OF four Sc
n sions.
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DrcEAsIo SoLDikss. - ID. Hess, Company
+, 57th Ohio regiment, died at Louisville,
Kentucky, last week. Mr. Hess was resi-
dent OF this county.
Peter Wise. OF the 2ls, Ohio regiment. di'
ed al Columbus, Kentucky. His corpse ar
rived here on Monday evening last. AMI was
taken by his friends to the Western part o
the county. where he had ioamerly resided.
for interment.
William Jackson McPall, m, mber OF III,
81 Iowa cavalry. Company |. died at tht
hospital 10 St. Louis. Mr.. McRall was for
merly a resident Of this county. and vel
known to many Of our citizens. lie setye'
duung the Mexican war, aud val IN severa
engagements.
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vEcEThB AND NO ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONS
Or. hOOFLAN0'e
GERMAN DlTTENS.

Prepared by DR.. q. N. JACKSON 4 Co. pub
Adelphiz, IA, Will eiectually cure L,sr
Complaint. Dyspepsia JHundice. ChrOn'c ~
Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys,
aud all diseases arising Iron, disordercd
Liver or Stomach.
Such AS Constipation, Inward Piles, fuiihss
ur Blood to the Head, Acidity I the tohnach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust Tor Food, Fuiin' 80
or weight M the ttOnaoh, sour cructivtis, sink.
ing or nutterIng At the PIT uf tho stomach aud
At tho heart, hurried aud dlfiicuit breathing,
choking or suiivcSlIng sensations whed ~ sIy'
ing posture, diInncss VI vision, de-, &c.
| The proprietor. ~ calling the attehtiun VI
the pubic u This preparation, does 50 with .
feeling of the u,inos, condolences IN It's viriuss
| aud Hda, ,.tation 10 the diseases fur winch u 70
recommended. 1t ~ ~ new aud untried ar,i'
Gle, but one that has stood the test Of = Twelve
years trial bcf're the American people, and
its reputation aud sale are uhilvAiied ny any
similar preparations extxnt. Ihe tsstinody
| IN It's favor given By the most prominent amt
well known Physicians and individuals in all
parts oi the country Is Immense. and careful
perusai II the Aiiusi,xc, published annually by
the proprietors, and to be had gratis VI any Of
their Agents, cannot but satisiy the most skep'
| teal that this remedy u really desctNii,g Tue
great celebrity II has obtained.
nEAD = AE kSlDEkCE.
From J. Ns,rton B,O.rn, ID. d., Ediiv " hs
Eneyeiopsdia VI Rsi,gsO3s knOrisdgs.- Although
not uislused ~ Isyur Or recuiuinei,u pstisut
med cues IN general, through distrust Of thsif
ingredients aud Effects, 1 YET know oi no sum.
cient reason by nHn may not TESTIFY 10 the
benent he buiieNe 90 himself u have received
IRON any simple srcpAration, IN Tie hope tAs
he may thus contribute to the benefit Of oihcfs.
do tns the more readily IN regard To Hvoi.
lands German Bi,iers, becaase l WAS pr'Ju'
diced against them tVr years, under the I'm i
, probsion that they we're chiefly an Alcohoito
mixture. am indebted W m, friend, h''osr,
shoemaker, esq, Tor the removal oi this pro-
judics by proper tss,s, ALd Tor encour age ihent
10 Try them, when salierisg froin great and
~. ....f. A..a-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

A meeting will be held at,he Court House
in Pindiay, on Wednesday evening, April
81, 1862. for the purpose Of selecting candi'
dates for the several township Offices IN and
for Findlay Township. to be supported
at the ensuing spring election. All Union
men in said Township are requested to be
present and participate ip the doings OF said
meeting. BY order Of Union Township
Committee.
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DR.. }. BOVEE DODS'
ImDerial Wine BitterS

re prepared BY AN eminent and skiIlful my
cian who has used them successfully III hts
factlce for the last twenty hNe years. The
Foprietor. before purchasing the exclusive
yit to manufacture and sell DR., ]. Bovee
IDS Celebrated Imperial Wine Biticrs, had
EN- tested by two distinguished medical
Practitioners, who pronounced them - yalu'
able remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country,
as n general thing, disapprove oi Patent Med
icines, yet we do not believe that n respect
able Physician can he found IN the United
States. acquainted with their medical proper
ties, who will not highly approve DIR. J. Bo
WEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BlrTERS.
In all newly settled places, where there II
always = largo quantity oi decayins umDe
from which a poisonous miasma Is created
these Bttcrs should be used every morning
before break fast,
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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESg

In the mon,h of December, 1858, the under
signed for the first time offered for sale tu the
pubIic DIR. j. Hovee Dotls' Imperial Wine
Bitt.rs, and In this short period they have
given such universal satisfaction to tie many
Thousand of person who have tried them, that
II il now AN established article. The amount
or bodily and mental misery arising simply
from n nc glect ofsmal complaints is surprising
and II Is therefore Of the utmost impor,anre
that a strict attention to the least and most
trifing bodily ailment should lie had: for dis.
eases Of the body must invariably affect the
mind The suhscribers now only ask a trial OF
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28

Ma. EpIroR As we are about 10 elect
our Corporation and Tow nship officers iof
the coming year. would 1t not be well Tor
us-in view OF the increased tax We will
have to pay for the support OF the war-to
select such men as will favor O reduction OF
bome expenses'
The pRo days work together with the tax
levied by the Commissioners for road pur-
poses. would, il judiciously applied, keep
our streets ia repair. The expenses OF the
Fme Department, might be curlaiIed wi,hou,
impa,r.ng its efficiency. Good substantial
men can be found who will be willing TO
serve as Councilmen. spending one evening
in month al Council meetings. without sal.
ary. A competent man can be found fol
Mayor. who will be willing TO serve in thai
capacity. for the fees he will earn. Wltl
proper economy we could thus save muci
per annum IN the town alone.
There might be a great saving in tL,
Township expenses. We eau certainly &c
good men to serve as Trustees, Clerk ant
Supervisors for one hall the amount that ha
been paid for the last lew years. The tim
was, when II was thought every man owe,
some portion OF his time to the public ser
vice. But lately the rule has been reversed
and many now appear TO think they are en-
titled 10 receive double wages for publ
services. While mauy Of our citizens sr
suffering. bleeding and dying for thei
country. ought not We the "Home Guards,
to display our patriotism by making all need
fui sacrifices, in order that our soldiers ma
be promptly paid and the county not
bsnkrupti-I EcOnoMy.
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The Union men Of the Village Of Findisy
are reuqested to meet at the Council Room
in said village in the evening. on Thursday.
Ord day Of April. ise2, 10 nominate candi.
dates for Borough Offices. 10 be supported at
the ensuing Borough election. BY order OF
the Union Borough Committee.
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DIR. DODS'
Celebrated Wine Bitters
IRE UNSURP ASSED!

For Sore Throat, so common among the Clcr
{. they are truly valuable.
l'or the aged aud inirm. and Tor persons OF -
kak constitution-fu for Ministers "i the Gospel
lwyers, and all public speakers-i"r Book
Tvlurs. ScamStrcsSes. students. Art
;. ami all persons leading sedeniary liie'
ey will prove truly beneficial.
|ks n beverage, they are wholesome, inno
hit. and delicious to the taste. They produce
the exhilarating ELECTS ui brandy or wine.
thuut intoxicating: AMI are valuable rem
y for persons addicted to the use OF excess
b strong drink. aud who wish TO refrain from
They are pure and entirely free from the
isons contained in the adulterated wines and
uors with which the country ls Headed.
rhesc Biters not only CURE, bat PREVENT
sease. and should be used by all who live II
:ountry where the water IL bad. or wher,
bills and Fevers are prevalent. Being en-
fcly iauocent and harmless. they may b'
ven freely Ia children and infants with i'm
inlty.
physcians, ClerGymen, and temperance ad
|caies, AS an act Of humanity should assls
spreading these truly valuable BirTEH
fcr the lard. and thereby essentially aid II
Enishing drunkenness and disease.
b Affections OF the Head, Sick Head
hche, or Nervous Headache, DIR. bod,
imperial Wine Bitters will he fOund 4
Ie Most Saiutary aud EificaciOus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-28
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nT-You see she had been sick Tor foul
weeks, couldn't do nothing didn't feel
we'll, had headache, couldn't eat. was aching
all over, and last Wednesday she got bot'it
Of Dods' Wine Bit,ers, at Green's Drut
Store, took Q wine-glsss full twice day
and last Monday did big washing, just a.
we'll as ever.