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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Ma. NAsuy IN rus Sournxns Sssvics.'
Hx CAprUpEs a TuRkvv.--
wv THr LooEgAsrs PsNxiss-
Nov. the l5st, l8-sixty.2.


CAnr Nv rHr LoozgAsrs Psuxiss-}
Nov. the i5st, lS.s'xt,.2. }
Nasty still lives. tho | must say Its ray
,ther tne nippin. The servis Nv the Suth.
bin Coufedricy wood be plessent ez sny
military life Good be. were II not for ,
Things, TO wit:
lsily, We hev nothing TO eat.
2dly, Our close are destined more fer or
nament than uce, consistin cheehyu Nv holes
with rags around em--a spproprit summer
costoom, bn, rather airy fer this seeson.
3jst Our pay ia irregelor. and not Jest ca
good in qwalily ez Good be visit.
Fer inst euee. Our reggymen, hezzent re.
seevd a sent fer 8 muntbs. and they begun
to srumble, which grumblin cum to The
ears Nv the Kernel.
"The men murmer, de they" sed he toe
his Ajitent. "Their complaints is just, and
they shel be pade their just dooxe. 1, thei
q prinln offs in the town -
"Ther is," fetorts the Ajitent.
4 600 talk posseshun nv it in the naim w
the Government Nv the Confedrit Stats
and seeze wstever paper he may hev or
hand. The faithful Pelikins must be pade
The next day every wun Nv the men he'd
his hsversack stufft with mummy, each wur
takin rz much ~ he judgd he Good use. l,
duz very well except that il givs the grocer,
ket pcrs much trouble, tz they take it b,
weight. A 1 doll.r note is worth Jest ez
much tz 20, except that the 20 is a tri6e
tha largest and weighs more.
| A incident. wuz ont on pikkit dooty
I wuz skoatin in the visinnity Nv plant
er's barn, who he'd bin suspektld Nv Yum.
yunism. saw turky. capcherd 1t, and in
ddled all the way into camp into the pleas.
in idee that Ter the first lime IN two munths
l wood hev a stumc d,stendln dinner. Ez
tz his egle eye cawt the prowd b.fd held,
spoke, sayin:
/ "Ha I! sturky. Where gottist ihow himl
! 81 capeheId him at Johnson s." replide
IL.
''Pat and yung," mused he, feelin Nv
him, aud then looking up thus he did say
"My venraSe patriot (he sllooded 10 my
gray hares) this bird belonged to Yoonyup
man, aud ali seeh property taken by the
army, belongs, Nv course, TO the GLver-
ment. You will forthwith take it TO my
he'd qwarters."
Not heving eaten anvthin fer ls hours,
determind to make one Effort fer my turky,
Ssz 7. "Admitlin the bird belongs to the
Government" SEE |, al may re,ane him
suppose, by paym his valyoo." and ten
derl him handful Nv the money we he'd
reserved that mornin.
! "Not so fast, my aged heFo," sel he, "ths
Government needs turkeys more than it du'
money. Money we kin make, but you mus
be aware that without a material alterashen
IN our onatomikle slructer, the maxim Nv .
Itnrky is an impnsslbii,y. Leave the prop
oct, ~ "'p h..h avarters.'
Il That mite | past the Kernels hed.qw.
tiers. There wuz a sownd Nv revelry with
IN. and oder as If of ThanksgivIn din
ner nssaId my nostrils The next mornir
| saw the Kernels dore a chawln the hone,
NV that Guvernent tu:hy.
4 Respectively,
PsTRoL,un v. N,snY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
A NEW ARTICLE.
DocTcR Roeacws SJoMaca BIIeRs,

new AMI delightful Stonh,rnic AMI CUfdlros
for giving tone H. The stomach. and for the !
prevention Of bilious runilainis incident 10
the Western country. Try u. ~, sci
As n morning drink. to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia. II has no equal. Tiy II.
Ia flavor IL is superior TO alI other Bitfers.-<
Try II. .i..gasfgs
The formula of these Btters, now QsGD the
sole property Of DR.. Rnhauk, originated with
one ~ the oldest and most cmiuent Mcaic~i
| prastiiuncrs If the West, and IL is directly
prcdicaied upoi, the wants Of Western ireopie.
Thcpc Biters derive their sii mulus froni Tim
powerful tome nature ot the rUvis Nifd l0rbSs
81 which they are c"mI,osrd, and as they are,
by allaving unnatural cravings uf be stonaet,
directly prvnr,tivo oi
TEMPERANCE,
the present pr"prlcu'r believes that In making
them widely known tie pubic welfare Is sub
served. H A
! II viii soon be FOR sale by all of nr Rnl,ackp
, numerous Agents. and ut Hotels. &c., tho
country over. In tho meantime, orders W u bS
hliCd direct from Cincinnati In any QWArtfty,
/ aud Al tho lowest rates. 1t is put up ia Quart
Bottles, and securely packed ~ une dozen
eases. Halt dozen sample cases viii, irowovcr,
| he packed and sent IL any address. " desired.
| Retail Piicc, 81 per hottie, or SIX for 81.
| Principal oncc aud salesro,un, M. East
Fourth street, third building from Nam street,
Cincinnati, OHIO. Laboratory, No. - Ham,
mond street. .'~'-
| For sale IN Hancock by .1
March Is. lSGi.-(lv .4s f-s !.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

CorroS AND T0s,cco.--we hear Of some
four or FIVE farmers in this vicinity, who,
encouragod by their success in growing cot
ton in their gardens as a curiosity. intends
planting half acres Of it in the Spring.
They are sangu,ne Of making II pay. A
very large number ore procuring Tobacco
seed, with u view to planting extensively
ofth,s staple. Tobacco can be made prof.
table crop. as just as good quality can II
raised in Hancock as in the Southern coun
ties OF this State. A great many will Try i,
next SpIIng.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Jons NJ. Scorr.--Tte fate Of John NJ.
Scott OF this place. a member OF the 2lst
regiment is at last definitely settled. An
escaped prisoner taken at the same limefe'
ports that Scott with several others Qths
2lst Ohio and 34th Iowa were TT \
spies, and executed at Atlanta, GeofgisS
A mother OF Findlay's sons has sealed his
patriotism with his life. How many more
sons and brothers are TO be sacrificed before
this slaveholders' rebellion is endedf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

THr CousIER AND MARSHAL CAna.--The
Courier Of last week indulses IN the ss oss.
est abuse Of Provost Marshal Carr, charging
him with hsying threatened Christian Fox,
OF Union township, with arrest aud impris-
onment in Camp msns6eip, unless Fox pro
duced one sustton, a drafted man, who 10
lodging HE duty. The facts 10 the case are
these;
Stratton 10 sou.in-law OF Fox. He was
drafted, did not'iepot himself at the prop.
or time, and has ever since kept himself in
conceslment. In due time Marshal Carr
was ordered TO arrest him. and he made sew
eral trips TO that vicinity for that purpose
but wos unable to fnd him. Carr mad,
inquiries and ascertained that Fox knew
Of Stations whereabouts--thst in fact he
supplied him with food-tbst he slept some.
times in his house and sometimes in hi'
barn, Ia short that Fox was concealing him
Having obtained proof Of these fac,s, tn,
Marshsi went TO Fox. aud told him that un
less he gave information as 10 Stratton',
whereabouts. he would Arrest him for con
cesling a dosstter, oil Of which the Marsha
had right TO Co.
Mr.. Fox, in concealine Strstton, commit
ted q crime, and Il was the plain duty o.
the Marshal to arrest him. sratton actet
the part Of sneak in dodsins the draft, an'
Fox by aiding him. puts himself in the sam'
boat If he wishes TO avoid the visitation
OF Marshal Carr. he should conduct himsei
as a lcys, citizen, and aid, when called up
on. IN enrorcing the laws.
The Oour,er's comments do not snrpris
us. It has never failec to throw impedi
men,s 10 the way Of the Government. when
ever it could do so safely. and it would b'
queer II a Marshal engaged ia capturing
Vallandigham sneak, should escape il
abuse.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
FEMALE Puvsuo,.s.-Msdom fsrrard, IL,

FrNALE PnvsIo,As.--Msdam ferrard, The
the celeb,sled Female Physician, 10 now al
the Crook Hotel where she will remain FOL
several weeks. Madam r. pays especial
attention TO Female diseases though shs
prescribes for both sexes. We have seen
csrli6cstss iron, persons wa know, Of III,
cures performed in cases, to say tho less
doubtful. She has met with un,arying sue
Ic.si wherever she hos b.sn. She will ts
na, n ivt three weekst
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Paopucr MasKsrs, ,&c.--Prcduce mas been
coming in very freely this week, and conse.
quen,ly business hss been bsi'h. Last Fri
day and Saturday the town was full. The
following prices are being paid.
Whest--s5 and |, 90. with very heavy re-
ceip,s.
Corn 40 to 4s--su sdvance since eui
last issue.
Rye--40 cents.
Butter--i4 to is cents.
Eggs--lt cents.
Lsfd--6 cents.
Hides.-6 cents green, 10 and 10 dry.
Potstoes--scarce al rs and ,00.S
cats-30 cents.
CIoverseed--s5 90 10 IS 90.
W!'te Resns, tt 90 TO 81 30.
Drieo peaches, 8 cents per pound.
Dried Apr 'es--76 cents.
Rags-In demand st 4 to 8 nts per lb.
Hogs-Live S3 and s3,2S. Dressed, 3,5C
and 1916. An immense number Of live
hogs are gong forward.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
LANawoRrHY's
East India Dyspepsia Cure
Female Regulator.

DURING my absence IN the war this medi'
H. cine Will be made by ny vie, and tina, oi
my make eau only lie had IA Finday III IsKAaI
'GKEEN ur j. NJ. HuBRR 4 Co.
Read The following statements:
II. Is. HUKD says" Aiier taxing II for n
strength, Mug medicine alter II fit "f sickness,
I would say that the Butchers ought 10 fAv"i
its sale, Ior the appetite II gave me was
enough 10 consume beefa wecS."
KOBEKr BosskK says "Dr. LaiigwoIthy: Al
your suggestion, l bousht Tor my daughter,
who was suffering under some ut tho peculiar
diseases incident 10 her sex, u bottle OF the
E,st india Dyspepsia Cure. !; has done hcI
So much good thai must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, of Arcadia. say ys-"iour med
icine has dome me n.ore good than any nedl'
cine | ever took
reler sny l,alent confidently Ia the follow
Ing persons who themselves ~ thsir IamIl,es :
nave used n:
Pau ,ours, Cashier Finilay Bank;
H. B. ilurd, Ci.es'or Church,
h. s. Blker, !. Bsrgmsng
lr hudson, Dr. Beech,
SAMUEL Il. Gray. Dennis L"o,
Amos Hartman, =. u. Ndilinren.i
,rne unri, allied sales Of this medicine ~ ~,
lunlu,stakubIe evidence Ol IT'S intrinsic value.
tfJS'OTia Ncip,.
REMEMBER THEN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

ofthe men not yet reported in camp, ou,
on furlough. or absent without leave, it is
impossible to speak with much certsinty,
but,tis believed that four or FIVE hundred
men will be realized from that source. In
order TO make fnal disposition Of them.
Gen. Hill ordered tha, they be assigned to
the 2lsi, 7th. 43d, aud 46th Reyimants, u
lhe men might prefer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

To OuR P.rsoss--we have published
the JefTersonian nearly year and os yet Su'
about one-half OF our subscribers have pm: d
their subscriptions. The awful advance IN
paper and printing material, pats publish
ers 10 their trumps. aud our friends mustex
cuse US IL we urge immediate payment
We need everything that Is due us. Mo
ney may be sentby mail at our risk.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
Psosorsp-We are Glad 10 notice IN

PsonorsD.-We are glad TO notice ths;
Captain d. NJ. Stoughtou. Of Findlay, ha
been promoted to Major Of the 2lst, vlc'
Strong resigned. Capt. S,oug hlon has don,
we'll asa Captain, and we believe be vii
worihily fill his new position. We reIolc
at his good fortune, for he deserved II.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Died in Albion. New York. on the l9,i
instant. Mr.. Oliver Brown, father OF Il. and
+. Brown, of this place. in the -s1th year OF
his age. Strictly temperats in his>Asb,ts
he hod enjoyed unusually good health, >pn
til attacked by the disease which soon re.
leased him from the concerns Of life.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

THs 9lst.-Lient. Col. Van Schrader in
command Of the brigade composed Of the
2lst Ohio and 9th Illinois Infantry, is
by Gen. Rosecr,ns very higf
ly, and the 2ist is mentioned specially IN
very high terms. There are no better regi.
ments than the 2lst.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

FEsrIvAL.--Ws understand that the La,
dies Of the soldierr Aid Society contem.
plate giving . festival about Christmas, fol
the bene6. Of the Society. Should II be
done. q Jam may DO expected, Every on,
will patronize this noble Institution.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

RIs.uSED.--Lieu'. Harsh Of the goth, re =
signed his position LIST week on account OF
continued i'll health. The 99ih has never
had tent, aud the exposure on the Chase
OF Bragg through Kentucky, impaired the
health o! the Lieutenant so as TO make his
retirement rom the service Necessary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Nrw HupwsHx sroRI.--w. c. Goode
4 Co. have started the Hardware business
in Headquarters bui'ding. They have pur.
chased q very heavy stock and sre now ready
to do any smouet OF trade We wish the
new firm the greatest success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Losiso HIS Sionrs--We regret to learn
that Lieut.. Kelly, Of the Goth, is losing hi.
eye sight altogether. Unless the disease can
be arrested, Capt. Bope's company will
lose another officer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

CRAcKrR BAKERY M. - Curtiss, late
Of Wooster, Ohio, has PURCHASED the Bakery
Of Mr.. Henry tamb, and has commenced the
business OF Cracker Baking. Such an es-
tablishme Mt has been needed in Findia,
for long time. aud we have no doubt of il:
success. Our ciuEens should give it, q,
we'll as other home institutions, the prefer
ence,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

A NIcr THso.--Thst sterling Republic
an, Perry Enge. Of Blsnchsrd township.
called ataour office last Monday and left as
nice a turkey as we ever put Knife into,
aud not content with that threw in a fat
duck. Both wer. confirmed on Thsnksgiv.
ing DAY. EngIe is as good on the poultry
question as he is in politics. May h,s shad
ow never grow less.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

A Nrw TN iSG.--S. h J. NJ. Huber have
received an assortment or Howe Il Stevens
Family Dyes. The colors are in pow ders
and prepared in such . manner a. 10 silow
of their use by any one. They color silk
" woolen goods hne or cosIse. almost in
s,sntan eously aud are sold a, lb and d
Cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

R.os.-Rags are just now in demand,
and the thrifty housewife whe has her
"wsste bag full can make it count at this
time. The prices have doubled. and yet
the supply does not reach the demsnd.--
b ing in the rags IN large or small quaint.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

M A0ulAGE.-l,sio loves aud hates, surrows
INl aud angers. hopes and Tears. regrets and
b,ys; MANHOOD h"w lost, how restJred; the
nalu' c. treatment and rn!ical cure vi Spsrns..
atOI u, Ua. Or seminal Weak ~; ilse.,lnlysrv
cn,issiuns, sexual debility AID ,npeLinents W
marriage generally; nei vuusncsS, c.,nsuni,-
tinn. fits. mental and Iln steal iW''aI,Hcity, 70.
sui.ng irum SELF ADUoE-are Iull, cxpiain-
ed in the MAhl,lAGa GUIDE, by wv. YuCNa,
VI. n. THIS must extraordinary b,'ik shssgkt
Lr H. the hAids III every yUung pcrsvn evn.
ichllatihe marriage, and every man Or &c.
man whU uesiies tn limit the number Of his
uispIILg tu their cIroums,ansss. E.ssryrSsl&
disease and ache incid, q to vOith, mai uSi.
" ami old age, " iniiv "xpiatref; every part.
Gle ui knuwlrdse I'm, .Ai. 10 KNOWN ~ hSr.
given. II IL iul III erg" vIixs. In tact, u dis.
cluses secrets that every Ono shoum know;
still II ID n book mat mast be locked up, Ak,l
not lie about the huGse. IL VIII he rent " 40
une On the receirtUi rs ce2ls Ia specie us1Ul3-
age stamps. AddreAs Ok. VA. fu0N1k -.
ilG Spruc. street above Fourti, Fn.la,lrlphiS.
So AffLiC1E I'D AND UNFOi;1 UNATE, n o
ma TER " bhl may he our dlsl .Ac, Ltl'ie y,u
place ,nrrsoG uLd, Tie. cHre Of sny sf .
uuioriuus <uorhs taiive Oi tIeigt -00o ~,
veIt.se IL tnie ar Aiy hLsr paper, Ret e.pr
~ DR.. \, uns's bO"k, and ~ 10 e1ysJsi,y. h
wll BE- the meats oi ~ vihk J"u naiy n uVIlah
your II, al b, AID IUss L.y yOur lie.
DR. YOUNG caL be consulted on ANY 0ftho
dises sas described IN his pubIn atson. ny ~
hice, No. 4lv spruce sirevt, aJsvJ eSU Nv
hilniol .'hia. o 90 hours from y /, J, daily
Aprll 10. is5!.
dyspepsia aud GcueraI Debility.
CAhIJsLg " arTen Comfy, u,
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

TIE combination of ingredients In these
pills is the result of u long and extensive prac
tice. They are mild In their operation, and
certain In correcting all irrgul ariies. Painful
Transformations, - removing all obstructions,
" neither from cold "c otherwise. Headache.
pain In the side. psipi,ation Of the heart,
whites. all nervnns all -cliuns. Il sicricS. ia
tigue. pain IN tho back aud limbs, Sc.. d Sturh.
ed sleep, which arise from interruption of na
ture.
DIR. CUEEI sMA:'S PILLS
was tho CONNIE nc mcnt of a new era In the
treatment uT th'se irregularities NE, '''s.'"s't
tions which have consigned - maiv to II rRE.
n,rtRE GRAVE. \" female ovccan enurj d
health unless she ls regular. and whenevcr.t
obstruction takes placlih bee, the general he n
gins I. decline.
lldt. CHEEEsNAE'S PILLS
are the mes, eHectual remedy ever known for
all cnmi'l ,,nts peculiar I" females. To all
classes they are invaluable. inducing. irh c''.
tainfy. periodical regularity. They are known
To thousands throughout the country. having
the sanction of some or the most eminent Ply.
sicians in Amer'ca. Explicit directions, sta
ting skeu & ey should net lie used, with each
box-.,Le Price 81 per box, containing from ST
TO 60 Pills.
Pills scnt by mail, promptly, by remitting tc
tho Proprietor. 0l d by druggists generally.
Il. b. HIITCHiNG, PnopuiEroH,
20 Cedar street New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

DIspi IN SERvicL johnson Bonham, oil
this place, a member Of Capt. Csprlps com.
pany. goth, died at Bowling Green. Ken.
lucky, on the nth inst. He was buried nI
Bowling Green.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

ERRArA.--In the poem on the death Of
Homer Ballard in last weeks issue, in the
third verse for "poor SOUP read "pure
soul.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

MusIc.--M. S. c. Rossiter, Of Ssndusky y
city, is teaching Juvenile class. aud one
Of advanced singers at @ ages Hall. He il
meeting with fair success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

New Law PiRM.--Ezrs Brown and ]. B..
Dunn have formed co. partnership in the
practice Of law. Both are safe men TO trust
business with.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28
Il Y Z RS
Z. ( guo. Cure.


foR THE SPEEDY ttRE ov
tnfermiit~nt Fever. or Fever pnd Ague,
ir.-, PrrIodIemi IIrn,.ashc az HIiios,s
I,haaIar. as 1 E.lio.s tey.rS, indcs 81
ar he whale class sof"i-rn.cs oriyInaf-
:he .n!Rria or ;:iR sIn.tie Countries.
W - arc enabled icIc 10 offer the community a
emchv "hieh while IL cures tho nj I'VE complaints
Nth e, rtaiuty, is sfiii perfectly harmless in an,
.r;iy. Snc'i rru,ciiy is ir,alnahlv IN di>,r cis
''s'rs ihc,c a'lliriing disorders prevail. hi.
'CrHh' cNpl> III" mIdsiisiic Ia'isoH of Fs, ~,
,Nn AIiE ~. ne systri. I'D lr,, cuts the de
e,n"mcnt -. 'hc disease. il taken the iirst nI,-
rnr'h III 1t, pgcn"nilry syr, ,n0ns. II IL not orly
u. eat T. ,Ir y ISer yet discovered kr This elias,
- complaints. hut 'l>n the chcrpcst. The large
usntiy W. suppl, fnr Il apllr :.nrs IL within the
each "t every hIdy and in bons di,iiiets, where
'tNfs AN AGrE prevails, every lody slnuld
a,s i AID u,e II lrrel, bath fr care aud proicc-
p'n grrat Superiority Of hi, remedy over N y
'h,r ryu discovered r'r the speedy and certoin
'L,r" lntrrn,irn+ IL that II rOniai no Q,,inine
rm.nsral, e"nNcghen' lyi' produces nv q"i'isln or
,thcr rjuri0r elects whatever upon the constitn-
ion. Those cured by II are lcit as healthy as IL
hey had never Lid the disease.
Fever and 4 &c is NOT alOae the consequence OF
:he ms,lna,ic ,oi,on. A great variety Of disor-
lers arise from is irritation, among which are
-f'', Too 'chc, EDarbe, Leto,h. Isthna, Pal
,ataiion. PiiIfR lacc.i,-fo7 he Spleen. Hy,tey-
f,cs, Paia in he BotrrJH, Colo, fmaiyms and De-
rangsnlr,f Of The Stir,ach, all OF which, when
oriRlnl M in this cause put on the iats,D,tGent
tApr, Iveome periodical. his "CsRf" expels
the froih'lc blood. and consequently cures
theni Haiike. 4 i. an Invaluable protection 70
Immigrants mRpcr.ons Cling Or temporarily
residing IN the.m1l NaS6 FNriet. lttakcn ocea-
.Ay (will be es lfcd llqns the vS,~rh. aud carro,
Ssam@la,e Ssujbsrtt auHnSs irpep into dilI
sass. liSIGjsL e,S |moI Valuable for ps1
r %si;'sy SI:Sy.ij IN. As%::IS Sf the r'.S'as'
...--
r.@a g,DrJ AYzak CO., Lowell, Ma.
a. sa'o 9; .. FREY, and ii ~. NJ
GkBERT. FAHL d CO., vanlue;
Z.BARNEv, McComh;
d. PSrERS 4 son, frcadia;
J.Bx EATON, Bent2h:
TH3MAS SrARKJAtllngtoni =.
EMAHON 4 SONS. Will,amstowni
yOSHEiMER, Van Butsn;
J. WALTER, West lepen iencej
! L. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
Aud by druggists ani Merchants Ienerall,
,hrou. hou, the Un'ied jlat"sand Ctua''ss
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

ffNDLAy TRAINS.
Leave Findlay at G:iS O'Clock u. M, and return
nj i;3s o'clock, p. m.
All Trains make close connections nj CLYDE.
with Trains IN tho CT ,voland and Toledo Road.
both East and West.
May |, 1862. VI. RICE, Superintendent.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

WooD.-Those Of our subscribers VINO
prom sd to pay in wood, are requested TO
bring 1t along; we want it now.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

Hons.-Cspt. Mungsn, Brigade Quarter
master, and Lieut.. Foreman OF The 2ist are
at hoiAs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

DRATTGp MGs At CAnr rMAssrIELD.--The
assignments OF drafted men to
the Old Regiments were made last week by
Adjutant General Hill at Camp Mans6e Id:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-28

MARRI.Grs.-MaHi-d on The 18Th Now
ember 1862, by Rev. ID. Gray, a, the house
Of Mr.. Smith, in Wood county, Ohio, MIR.
John Dukes, Of Hancock. 10 MISS Elvirs
Smith OF Wood county, Chio,
Married on the 18Th SAINT, by Rev. G
10. Oviatt, Mr. W Illiam l.. Leeder and Miss
Eliza Ewing, both Of Hancock county, Ohio.