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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
moyemen,s Of Gen. Frank Patterson.

PHnADyLPuiA. Tuesday, Aug u, 1862
Gen. Frank Patterson and one Of his aids are pas
sspgefs on board the steamer Spaulding, which ar-
lived heye to-day GoG. The Peninsula.
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Compauy T., Metropolitan Guard.

Company 4, Metropolitan Guard.
This Regiment viii doubtless be The hrst mustered mt
the service under the call OF the President from this
State. :, .,
RECRUITS WANTED to fill up Company T.. immed
ately Call at No. So Wahest, near Broadway and enr99
your names. -, -,
State bonntes viii be paid to each reeran
s.rrenbly 10 regulations These boune together with To
regular pay amount 10 300 per snnun.
Clothing tions and good quarters furnished on enlistment
No So WALKEEST. ,
Capt ii. II. HELPER.
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Fire In Detroit.

DETROIT. Tuesday, Aur. H. 1854.
The extensive sawmil of ii. A. & &. g. Wright
was burned to-day. Loss 900; partially insured.
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Siek and Wounded Soldiers by the n. X.
hpauIding.

PHILADELPHIA, lur'dsl. august u, if's-
The following are among the sick and wounded
soldiers by the steamer 5. X. Spauldins, which has
arrived here from Harrison's Landing:
q. ". ByrTel, W Theo W Wilson, terdsn ;.
ID L. Bfyce VI Cor. ID. Perry. Eerdan y h.
: A A,,sood VI Thos. ConnOTs. Be 'snn :, 4.
Chas Willis VI Sergeant Orlando LeoEafd ga
G. h. Lsmphefe Berdsn ;. 5. Vermont.
John r. liz HeTdan S =. WIN. Il. Bloss W
Cor. L. So0psI, lie dan ;. >. w. H. p Msrsh = VI
= l. Bri,,tnore BerhGn = =. W T. william, ( ~.
4 J. Holbros, Bert4n > Jes Ladd,
SoYvil Potter, Bcrdsn ;. ;. Martin Fiekid. vi
q. a. Wsikins. Befdsn ;. ). lily. g. smith - y
T.. q. George. Brass Ar Ofyilie de CoD."ish'i VI
s. J. Williams. Berdan 5. S. Jacob bod. ".
Benz Y. Warner, Eefdsn ;. Henry Moran "
Harrison Long Bcrdan ). = chs j. Norton beTdan : :
y a Reed q Mas J.. Johnston. HrTdsn :. :.
T. Lugin Mace CorrA. sauisbufy .Et rd4n :.
Geo Fisher. Eerdau 2 g. Corn. = Lusifd, bsrtan > >
J r. May Mass Corp }, Jolnston be4dsn 50
j. b. " sshbufn. Mas S'rg'. W III Nc AHsf4' ~ l.
Com Iohn Fyan. w. Corp. r. y. NJ ylof, W.
Tladdyr J. Gibson, Vt. Corp. W r. i.Eniner, : VI.
Jarres H. Lewis Ber9sn {. sCorp.C q. sP-nding. W
Richard y. Canvas Mich Corr. A H. spauiine, VI
Vcoton r. Johnson fNt Corp j. y Liiti W.
Geo Htown . Slas.. Ssrgi. jas Iioughtou, I "
Nm, : Weedcu Berdan c. :. Norman Wright, 4 VI
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Names Of onr Wounded at N alvern Hill

The following are the names Of our wounded at
Ma vern on Tuesday morning; the list o. killed hiss
moi vet hfen obtained;
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BIac K smiths and Buslers Wanted tor n Cav:
niry Regiment Now In the Field.-W aDted, 10 gosl
HORSE sHOERS and 10 BUGLEhs for SCOTS 800 U.
Volunteer Cavalry now IN service IN an stouad
Boun,v subsistence &c. furnished For further fo aon
apply 10 apt FIREMAN ORNE Recruiting Officer Ne.
Hall Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

First Regime educational voluuteers.-Ihis Ies-
imant now organizing and wanted immediately e
MI nm companies Paw aud ra,ions from enlistment. Good
quarters at amp Washington 5. .
the Government aud State Boun,ies secured to recruits
Good commissioned officers wanted hesdqoartsrs
Mozsrt Hall, No. Sl4 Broadway. ,, ,,.r>-rv
Of the lst Regiment u s. Chsseurs Colonel Commanding
J. l. LITTLE lat. Of the 1ln Regiment, n. O., AdjutAnt
A Drum Major wanted.
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CHARLES w. BAKER.

MESSRS. MARVIN &c co,
No 26J BROADWAY. N. Y.
GESr Our books and papers al safe preserved through
the extremely hot he Of yesterday Ia one Of your hyelusbe
FIRE proofs. After seeing books aud papers will
DOUBT ability OF your Safes 10 their contents In
any Our Safe ia the 2nd and fell through 10
the cellar where remsiaod In the burning ruins thJ six
hours.
L.. G.. WHITE.
THE ABOVE WERE IN THE RECENT FIRE IN
BEEKMAE AND WILLIAMSTs
rs. as.oytmehtof and ,eeondhand Sgfes oorang
On hand.
MARVIN e. CO..
No D65 BROADWAY NJ Y.
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xy.J A.s,ciatiop. philadelphia,

vIo,v.rJ Ass,cIntion, Philadelphia for the Re.
lie. :, be sick and Distressed, afflicted with Nirulent and
Cbron piseeses and especially Diseases OF the Sexual
o.. Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Tsmsble REPORTS on SPERMATORRHHA or SEN :
Nal WEAKNESS. aud other Diseases OF the Sexual
n,au and an the NEW REMEDi Els employed in the Dis
y sen in sealed letter envelopes free charge. Ad-
70. D., J. sKILLlN HOUGHTON. Howard Association,
~ No. 2 South Ninth-st., Phiadephis, Pa.
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Lieut.. Col. Gainble. @ III. Cav
ivy. Hoamsn. d ". Y. Bat.
VIM. y Price. q. II Mao
VIM. F4ln4ly, 4, 9 VI Cav.
Jos. Frichuer. ID. % Ia.
Qr.Mr. Her plillips. u. art
WIN. T.. JEFFREY q, II Ma.G
lean r. Emmerili. y. ! Mass.
Pa, Harrington. l.. l6 Mass.
{. i. Bennett, II. 10 Mae.
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T. / Il u &.
Naw.YoRg, Angus. :, 1862.
MESSRS. MARVIN &c 90.
No POS BROADWAY. n. y.

GEsrs My entire Store and stock Of Goods consumed
in the fire. yesterday But my books contained In
your entirely preserved very much to sgtis
ton you should think the Intense FIRE tirou
which my Safe pissed would convince any zepc Of thu re
Inability Of your Sa.es,
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MARVIN e. co,
No 265 BROADWAY. N. Y.

TrsrrPp Sr.rTs TRRssrEy NEwYoRK Aug IL, 1902.
NOticC.Paies holding fifty more Coupons on United
State thee year. Treasury Notes. dus the
18th August requested TO hand them in tor examination
Al leaf three DAYS rior to said date with schedules Of tie
deuonnaioas numbers &C. II they prefer it, they may do
~ a, -,
Rsuk .chedles will be furnished upon application at th,
Office. . 80
The Coupons (which should be numerically sranged) will
be examined aud gigeu the 18Th inst, after
O'clock r. H. JON" y tIs.U g
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Dusliifss Noilrcs.
THE TAX BILL,

THE TAX BILL,
Nov READY ramphe, Of 3, on hne. white paper
Beside the BILL which word for word m es,ordance with
the orsius tent append to Alphabetical heeap'i14
o Of ever, article 10 be taxed by the law and the snoun'
Of the tax t., be levied thsrson This renders !, complete
.ud convenient a. I; /. possible to make 1t. -
Price cents postpaid ~ per ITO n sent by erprr" -
49,, tto A. Ia, mail Address TAG TRIBUNE, ,ew-toTk
READER, YOU can have an enduring, always
,d, and reliable Com PEs exactly adapted To your hana
and style o. Whiting when will do your writing va'yeneip'
o. than Steel Pens you wanth see 1.-THE Pen Il sshtief
than the Sword" in Gnotlrr column
AT .JrFrER>'s, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Fls.,e Bcor.. III 50, 81 IS, and So BALaoHiLs. ~
~ Is, and ~ 81 , c,u,.,
Gent. hue snogs and SLIPPERS Youths ard Chudren''
B,tr p.s SHoss and GAEKs, Ia great variety, ai low
trices JFFYKHs, No. So hfosdwny.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR Tue RUPTuKED.-
Sent free n any one afflicted rupture hernia Address
box No 100 Newly orb Post Oihce.
WHEELER 4 WILSON MANUFACTURING
ConrAsi-seyins Machines it'll Important Improvements
Office no. sos B-osdwsr.
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At.Resular Meeting Of the 21st Ward Re-

Regular Meeting Of the 21st Ward ne,
pubIican Association, hed on Friday Evening Aug
igt2 n was on motion Of John i. Hogeboon, =,
6,ir,d That the citizens of the Ward sppovngoi the
Caucus Address and OF the action OF the state he
pubIcan aud MON Committees, BE- invited under the ors
VI ' NM p. ESTERBROOK, President
RoBkvr 7. DuSCAS Secretary.
tn Prirters.-A Gordon CARD and BILL HEAD
PRESS larst sty h and nearly new, for SlZo cost
war.n,J Also two hundred fonts perfectly new wood
ryns modern STYLES and warranted at half price. N B.
Stereotype Blocking Ia the best manner AZ low Cov a'o
where YOU can do best. j. u, ooohri,
~ wv Printers' Warehouse, No. Sprncest
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A Friend In Need-Try it.-Dr. SWEETS IN
FALLIBLE LINlNENr the slea, external remedy OF the
age prepared from the recipe OF Dr. Stephen sweet OF Con
n.ctcut the celebrated bone setter whose fame Is unrvsed
by Of any living 1t certain and Immediate cure
for Rheumatism oout, Neuralgia Sprains Bruises Cuts,
Wound, Sores Burns ScAlds Piles Lumbago, Headache
and all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders Extsr'
ma njure. &c All sufferers should give 1t trial hlo-
ARDSON 4 Co., PIopretors Norwich Conn 49,
MORGAN ALLEN Agents, No 10 CHf-st, N \.
Cooley,s Cabinet Printing Press-For the Army
and Nav aud all desire their printing Ihe
oo'' 'e j. q. COOLEY
Printsrs' Warehouse, No. spracest ~ Y.
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DIR. ]. w. Poland
WHITE PINE
INBOUND.


sCURyY, PUTRID FEVER,
and
SORE THROAT
And made a wash with Il for sined wounds and bruises
French navigator while trading with the Indians upon the
banks Of thu It lawrence obtained from them knowledge
of this use the Pine since that period our own pIysicisns
have prescribed IN their practice 70 some extent but o"ng
70 is a..ringencv it obsned any celebrity till 1856 IN
that wear DR.. w. POLAND. then OF Gof.town Centre N
IL brought before the public his -
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The combination o. other Ingredients with the Pine BARI
modified the action OF the latter that preparation was
proaucrd which gain ed un5ounded favor among tho PEG.
lie For Cold. Cougls Hossenes Sore Throat Splitting OF
ood and Pllmouc Affections generally and Tor Kidney
Compsnts likewise II IL most wonderful remedy. The
large number OF order. received from perons who have been
cured by uue his Compound shows Ia what high esteem the
medicine Is held Ivy them.
It. sreai vale lecdc for Kidney Diseases was foTtu-
naiey acertAusd by person who took IL for cough Tue
cough entirely removed aud also severe Inflammation
Of the klneys Of ten years oudnrauce. Hence was
A DlSCOI cry
Since that time has cured grea, many OF Kidney
Inflammation and Diabetes and Hydrocele. .
References be upon large Cncu!aT wneh al
dealers have to gaze away. So,
Letters Of inquiry addressed to Dr. p at Merose viii be
promptly answered. Advice gratis
MANUFACTURED BY
DR. j. ". POLAND Co.,
Merosc. Mass.
II 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE. al
D. s. BARNES,
No. 2c2 Broadway, NecYort
General Akeut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

Hot. Hotter. Hottest.
THE DOG STA 40 >.
The sun pours food Of Burning rays muc pours its melt
lug strains ard the eople swoa at every pore pour
in the ony place where relief can 5e found Nos and
BurliDg -slip. 20 purch ,se -
DOUBLE-PLATED ICE PITCHERS
or LUCT5 HART
N,. and 6 Buriny lip.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

NORMAL ScnooL. We call the especial
attention of those interested in educational
matters, to Mr.. Spears announcement OF his
Normal School. There are but few more
able educators in the country than Mr.. s.,
and aswho attend the institution may de-
pend Upon good thorough School.
Mr.. Spear also proposes, as will be seen
by his advertisement, to form evening class
es for the benefit of those young men whose
daily occupation will not permi, them to
attend the day School. The idea is an ex.
cellent one, and no doubt large numbers
will avail themselves of this opportunity to
educate themselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

We take pleasure in calling attention TO
the medicines advertised in our paper by
J. N. Harris d. Co., of Cincinnati, Perry
Davis Pain Killer is well known 10 the
public and needs no recommendation from
us. as its good qualities in all cases have
been generally tested. The Sherry Wine
Bitters, in cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, and in all cases where
tonic is necessary, is highly recommended
DR.. Weaver's Syrup and Cerats are desra'
bic remedies in cases arising from an impure
state OF the blood. The combined use of the
two is said TO result favorably in all cases
In the above list may be found psnace'
for all diseases try them.-t Mauston Star
February 1860, Mauston, Juneau county
Wisconsin. Sold by Israel Green. Findlsy
Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

ADVERTISE, - Sufficient reasons why Me-
chanics, Merchants, Manufacturers and Pro-
fessional men should advertise in their home
papers are, that it speaks well for the town
abroad - that it attracts the attention OF
strangers, and ther,by induces emig ration
into our town and county, by the appear
ance OF thrift and enterprise shown in the
advertising columns of the newspapers
On the other hand. you wish to have your
town fenced in and whitewsshed, just with.
hold your advertising patronage from the
town papers. Nothing speaks so we'll for @
town as a well supported newspaper, in the
columns OF which appears the name ant
business Of every man in the town, no mat
ter what his calling.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03
Letter from Kentucky.
CAMr JEFFERSON, December, 25, 1861.

ell CAhF JtffkRsoN, December, %, 1901.
/, EDiroR JEFYERsoSrAS, - Having numer
q Gus friends who are readers of your columns
and not having time TO write to all Of ou
friends, we happily came 10 the conclusion
| that these promises might be fulfilled in
kind Of wholesale way, through the medium
Of yourpaper
Il At present we are encamped some sixty
, FIVE miles South Of Louisville, neat tn,
Nashville and Louisville railroad, and with
|, in about eight miles Of the rebel lines, i'm.
patiently awaiting the completion OF a bridge
across Green river, which was damaged b,
the enemy. After the bridge is completed
which will take some two weeks, we expect
to come in contact with Buckner and his
forces.
We are occupying the time to the best
possible advantage, in drilling and attend
ing TO our domestic duties.
We ore rather pleasantly situated (using
the term as q Soldier understands iN, and
have plenty OF hard bread and "ancenp'
bacon, so strong that it is almost able to
walk. Besides the great comfort rendered
Soldier by such fare, we have plenty OF
good clothing and an abundant supply of
good blankets. Besides the comforts, part
Of the regiment is furnished with small
stoves. which add greatly 10 the comfort of
the Soldier.
To-day is Christmas, You know that i,
10 ol
homej and You will not be much surprised
! IL we tell you it is also n merry time with MS.
The Brigadier General exempts us from
drill, and gave permission TO the boys to
visit their friends, in consequence ofwhch
many have gone to see the forty.ninth and
other regiments. Yet there are many left,
who are going to have Christmas here, come
of whom are dancing, others washing, and
a number are cooking - each trying to sur
pass his neighbor in getting up holiday re.
past. One mess in particular attracted our
attentions having procured three or four
rooslers, which from external appearance,
seemed to be very closely connected with
the one which so completely aroused Peter
to remembrance OF his promises, detetmin-
ed to have splendid feast. We have no
doubt that they enjoyed the dinner "huge.
ly.'
The twenty. first regiment seems TO he we'll
ohcered. A better or mole humane man
than Col. Norton is not TO be found in the
service; and "Jlm' feels for the boys when
they are in trouble, and uses his utmost en-.
deovors to make good Soldiers Of them
There are others who are regarded with ad.
mi'ation and esteem, among whom are Major
Strong, Captain Alban, and many more.
We are all in good cheer and long to have
a fight with old Buckner.
Some few Of our boys have the Mensles
hut are getting along well. TX.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03
UNCuRRENT.
Our National Disordcrs-Dr. Roback's
Cues.

The American stomach is totmenlinr
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
to masticate lis food. He bolts II,
and as bad habits are catching, all classes
fllIow his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with
all its complications - hence Indigestion, /,
Liver Complaint, and Disorders of the Bow
els, in all their various phases. Against
these and hundred other complaints, the
Scandinavian Blood Pills and Hood PnriG-
CT are woglng an exterminating warfare.-
The success Of these medicines las been as.
ton shlng, even in an age OF scientific MIRA
cles. They do not alleviate, they extingusl
a disorder. The agony, the fever, the de.
bility, the dependency, which characterize,
affections Of the digestive AMI secretivt
organs, vanish under the influence of these
preparations. The constitution i,sel seem,
to acquire new energy under their operation.
See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

A CORRESPONDENT of the Steele (paris),
government organ Of France, writes from
Tunis, Algicrs, as follows:
"Our college Of philosophers at home, may
and probably do accomplish great deal for
the cause Of science; butthe Americans are
the people To turn these discoveries to prac.
tcal account. Many Of the modern invent.
ions in use here are American, and one
American Chemist Or. J. G. Aver, of Low
ell,) supplies much of the medicine con-
sumed in this country. His Cherry Pictorial,
Pills, SarsaparlIla, and Ague Cure cons,i.
tute The staple remedies here, because they
ATE ol easy application, sure IN their results,
and have tie confidence of the peoSle -
While the science Of medicine rs carried to
a higher perfection in our own country
tFrance) than any other, tslrlkes French.
man az II little singular that an American
Physician should furnish the medical skill
and remedies for our principal province.'
We are happy to inlotm our readers that
these sup, rior medicines, which the Emper-
oI's principal province is obliged to get
from America, may he had 10y our neighbors
at FRE,'s Drug Store, in Finllay.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

A FINE ASSArR.--The festival given in
aid Of the Soldiers AID Society, New Year S
eve, was very pleasant affair. The hall
was filled to overAowlng, and all enjoyed
themselves. The supper was creditable to
the committee who had it in charge in
fact the whole thing was as pleasant as
could be wished. The Society deserves
credit for having given the citizens pleas
ant evening, and the Soldiers a substantial
benefit,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

NORMAL SCHOOL. will commence oui
Normal, or rather Select School, on Monday
January 9th, in the room above the Post.
Office, heretofore used for that purpose,-
Those who wish to avail themselves of the
benefits of this school, will please notify u.
as soon as convenient, Our terms will bt
s4,00 for period Of twelve weeks.
We am to make this school one Of hig,
ORDER and are therefore prepared TO Civ,
instruction in all the branches included II
an English or Classical education.
8. A. SskAR.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

MARRIAGE.--Married by Rev. ID. Gray, on
the 26th December, 1861. Harry NJ. Clark to
Sarah Todd, - both of Liberty township,
Hancock county, Ohio.
Married on the 3lst ultimo, at the resi-
dence OF the bride's father, in Jackson town
ship, by Rev, J. A. Meeks, Mr.. Joseph Mar
tin and Miss Mary E. Hoge, --a all OF thi.
county.
THE last above notice was accompanied
with bountiful supply Of delicious cake
The happy bride and groom have the bes
wishes OF the entire establishmentl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

TIE CRy or HARD TiMEs.-There is at this
bomharlmcnt Of For Sump,er, complain,
Of Hard TineS,' and this has been an tx
cuse for the suspension Of Improvements,
the checking OF enterprise, and general
s,aenation in overyt ing. There is now,
nor has there been, the slightest cause for
this state Of affairs, in Hancock County, at
least. True, the country is at war, aud it is
also trIe that war is n calamty--a terrible
calamity. But the war we have on DOR
hands can hay, no effect for evil upon q e
farmers Of Hancock County. People must I
cat and wear just as much in war as in
pcace, and so long as the consumer Las mo-
ney, the producer is sure of m rket for all
he produces, and rs Hancock, above all the
counties OF the state, is producing county,
the evils Of war viii be but little felt within
her borders.
Times.'S The crops last year were ahund-
ant more so than usual, ard every article
the Farmer has 10 sell las brought, thus far,
moderately good prices. Horses have leen
Unusually in demand, and thousands OF
them have been converted into money
Grains have sold well in fact there has been
n ready cash market for everything. There
is no ,iSk in asserting tLat there is more
money in Hancock county to-day than ever
before.
| All that is necessary to bring hack "eOoA
times" is o lit;lr confidence The people
are frightened; and because we are at wal
they fear that every dollar they gel will he
the last they Will ever see, and consequent
, ly they hold TO il with a death grip.
/ This is wrong and foolish. The man who
intended improvements this season, should
have made them. Just the same as though q
decent man had occupied the Presidential
Chairs last Winter, and the rebellion had
been crushed at the beginning.
; We hope and believe that the fright is
working of, and that business matters are
again settled in their old channels. We
hope TO see the improvements in Findla,
and in the county, that were interrupted
last Spring, resumed next season with more
'vigor than ever. We hope to see new build.
ines erected by scores all over the county
and all other enterprises continued, as in
the days OF peace. 1t will be so, il peopl,
look at matters as they should.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

HERk,cW ALLsN's GoLp MEDAL SALEAArus
is cleaned Of all Impurities, aud contains the
largest amount Of all necessary and whole
some properties which can be concentrated
in the same weight, is guaranteed to give
the most perfect satisfaction, or the money
will be refunded. Il will cure dyspepts
persons, and save the health OF all who use
It. arocers and Druggists self IT, Dspo
ia Liberty street. New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

Coal oiL.--Many disasters having alreat y
occurred from the use Of coal oil, it may be
well that The public should know on wha,
they can depend for security. The follow
ing is given as test for coal oil:
Pour small quantity into a saucer, and
bring lighted match slowly down to it. Il
explosive, the oil will blaze and flash W
almost like powder; if not explosive, it viii
not burn at all. The latter only is safe fol
use,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03
A Card.

TnE ladies Of the Soldiers Aid Society
wish 10 return thanks TO the citizens o
Findlay and vicinity, for their liberal con.
trbutions, and also for the general patron
age to the Festival on New Years eve
hoping that all "fared sumptu, usly" and
spent pleasant evening. Our receipts fol
the evening were little over seventy dol
lars. r. A. STANSBURY, Sec.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

AN AGE o. PRoGREsS. This is truly an
age Of progress, and one Of ,he best evi.
dences we have OF the fact is the appearance
in our midst Of that healthy, pure, unaiul-
terated article, d. b. DE Land d Co.'S Chem
icsl Saleratus. This article we can with
confidence recommend to our patrons to be-
just the thing which it claims to be. Ge, a
paper AMI prove it for yourselves,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-01-03

Tns Hoo Taaps.--since Monday last SIR
teen hundred hogs have been brought TO
Findlay and shipped. Prices during the
week have rsngel from s2,75 to 1920 Dress
ed. Hogs are slill arriving fastet ihan ever.