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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

The Progress OF the War Satisfactory.
What great war WAS over carrie !
on without checks, delays and disas-
ter'? Alexsndcr had heea reckon.
ed the type OF rapid and rcsistess
conquest and yet he was the larger
part Of q year in reducing the single
city of Tyrc-a longer time than
has sufiiced to conqner Norfolk,
Columbus. Nashville, Memphis, and
New Orlcans-the last a greater
city than Tyre and made impregna
bic as tar IA could be done, by the
strongest defenses and the desperate
determination Of its defenders.
Gustavns Adolphus and HE great
Generals were thirtv.fVe years in
breaking the power OF Austria
All Europe combined, was occupied
more thar ten years in humbling
Napoleon. England required two
fall years TO reclaim her revolted
province of India. France, Eng.
land and Sardinia united. we're long
er in reducing Sebsstopol than our
govern ment has been in recovering
the long list OF cities and !ortresses
We haze enumerated above.
Sharpsburg, Aniietam, Inka and
Corinth, have already brilliant
record tor the first months OF An
tumn. The nation is animated with
the feeling that it has re-cntered on
the career Of snccess, and never was
in fuller vigor or higher hope than
at this honr. The credit Of the
country ia unimpaired, its finances
well orgcniz'd and exhaus,less.-
The loyalty Of Maryland il assured;
that oi Missouri rapidly tending to
the me condition. New Orleans,
having crjoy"d for six months the
bencficen, swny OF the Federal gov.
ernment, is fast snbsidng int' con.
tcntment and loyalty. The Misais
sippi, the Potomac, and almost the
entire Atlantic Seaboard, are in onr
possession. Aiter eighteen months
OF war the government has nt its
command the most magnificent ar
my and navy ever on foot or afloat
And il remains only for the Presi.
dent to push forward our armies at
once upon the encmy's works; to
give rein to the enterprise, the skill,
the daring and the patriotic deter.
mination which has been developed
and trained, during the past year of
war, to speedily make an end OF
the gigantic iniquity.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31
The Way the Returned Soldiers Talk
Patriotism ~ this Crisis.

On Tuesday night last there was
a rousing Union meeting 10 Chics'
go, which was addressed prim arily
by Gen. Prentiss and other prison.
ers ceatly returned from Southern
prisons. Gen. Prentisss speech was
in substance the same as that recent.
ly delivered by him in Washington.
We would gladly give it entire il
our apsce would permit; as it il, we
copy from the report OF the Chicsgo
Tribune so largely as to prevent our
usual variety. Our readers, howev.
er, we think will be our debtor for
our go doing. General Prenties
was Of course loudly cheered on his
appearance. lie introduced himself
and his speech as follows:
My friends, | feel free tonight;
am at home in Illinois. rChoers1 -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31
DENTAL.

ylNO TEACHERs.--Tho Board oI school sx.
i aminers tor Hancock county, Will hold !,
session Tor the purpose OF examining Teachers
at the Union School room, In FInday, ON lhe
nrst Saturday OF January and the nrst Satur-
day ot February, ana the Arst and third Satur,
days ofeyery month thereafter, ,eommenoIngsl
ton O'Clock, a. M, ,untiliurther notice Is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FiSpLAY, Jan. !, 1853.
N. y. All applicants will be required TO pre-.
sent to the Examiners "a certificate sighed by
two or more Of their present or previous EN-.
their moral ch9faoter and iailhtubloss as
Teachers; or, ii lbav.naye never taught, one
signed by their Teschers, certifying w THEN
moral character ana studlous habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31
Horrible Revelations.

Last Sunday a week ago a party
Of Clevelsnders on a visit to lnde-
pendcnce were informed that one
Philip Hertz. q farmer iu that town.
had after whipping q little six year
old boy--a son OF his-confined
him Cor four days and nights in the
hog pen, without any food except
what he might find in the trough
evidently for tho purpose OF killing
the child. They proceeded to the
spot and found the poor boy in a
horrid condition, emaciated to n
mere ekeleton, his clothes torn to
eds and covered with fifth, with
nm enough lie in him to stand
and drl'ys1,.. was rescued by them
the day foiIow2.s. nelghbor, and on ",
one Of them Justice Si.,aal HD,', l''a'". = ,.or ~
rant was iesued for the ANY,. -, W."
OF the inhuman fatler. II" .na
however, heard Of IT, and eluded
the vigilance Of the officer, who re.
turned the process to that effect. -
From words spoken by him before
his departure and letters left behind
him. it was suppned that the man
had done himself somo injury
Search was made Yesterday and his
body found In the wood. near bis
late residence. Efo had shot him
sell with double barrel'ed sho,
gun. one Of tho charges taking eff.
feet in his head, and the other going
throug h bis hand. An inquest will
be held.
The decea'ed was married twice
had two children Of bis frat wife
both boya, one six years and tn,
other nine years old. lIe WAS &
very passionate man, who, whc,
under the influence OF his tempe
'seemed to have no control Of i
whatever. His second wife havinu
obtained a divorce, he lived tn,
past year with a woman suspected
OF being his mistress. The neigh
bors b, lisvc ,bat she induced hin
ic mal,reat his children, aud ptrtic
lpated in the outrage on tho young
est. She has beeu arrested by Jus
'tice Nicola, and IN Jail awaiting
her examination. - NeraH.
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1t isn't enough that men and wo
men should be OF the trns metal;-
they should also be well'tempered.
Persons who have the Fever. and
Aguc are not subject to the draft
The law expressly says that shakers
are exempt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

A Go2D JOKE ON THE E2BELs.-
When Gen Sill's division lett Frank
tort, tho last thing they did was f.
remove the two monster cannon
from their position on the hills over
South Frankfort. Some Union men
OF Frankfort, during the night, wen,
over to the spot and planted two
empty beer kegs in the place OF the
cannon and covered them with n
tarpauliu. All next day a 'ot o.
Morgsn's cavalry were scouting
around the kegs, but dared not en-
ter FrQnktort, for fear of being
charged upon. On Wednesday niyht
''our forces" abandoned the kegs,
when, ae VIC learn, thoy mada bold
and daring charge on the "tarpau';n
heur keg battery" aud captured It
without loss of a man. The Cap
tain acknowledged that he had been
"sold by the Yanks." and it was
not until then that they were aware
OF the tact that Gen. Sill's whole
corps had left Frank fort. Then, as
they have always done, they pounc.
ed upon an unprotected city. But
Gen. Dumont's forces soon let them
know that it was not The "battle OF
the kegs" when ho attacked them
1t was these men and the two empty
beer kegs that kept the rebels from
burning all the bridges around
LonisriNe Dem0cyat.
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Notice..

uNhe undersigned, hSs been duly appointed
Aominislraiorp pSfbe estate ofJohn Swan
Il ger, late of Hancock county, Ohio, de,
ceased. All porsons indebted 10 the estate,
are requested 70 make immediate payment,
ana dthusehAving claims against the same, will
present their oiaiins to the undersigned tor
allowance; JOHN LEWIS.
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VS ". ENrItISIN,

RssrDvYcI-Oppcsi,e the Joint Stock Hotel,
on Sandusky street, West of Main.
Ofpicg-Fnur doors South of Wheeler Bros.
sS When profossi onally absent, orders may
bejeIt al his residence,--all such orders Will
receive prompt attention.
Especi.l attention given to operations upon
and treatment of Diseases OF the Eye aud Ear.
January 18th, 1851.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

DR.B. uEECH, ,wouidre drespectiulldnnounce
IL thathe has permanently located III Flndiay
where he will attend TO at calls IN his profession
ONCE and residence on west side OF Man ST,
In the building formerly OccupiGdby A Ionnklr
nearly opposite the new PRESBYTERIAN Ch"Irh
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

RoRsRr n. HuhD. CHES1 Etuht N, -
lIURD ~ CHURCH, General toiissti"s
IL Agents, promptly attend tn the col.
,ection oi claims OI all Kinds. III Hancock and
adjoining counties.
RErKREScss:--Jndse whitclcy; c. W. o'Neal,
Esq; wheelor& Bro $.
SSOfiice-Sc ?ond ioor Dixon House block
corner room. fAug. Z. iS5s-Iy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

a.. ItUNiNs.I,
-. Attorney at Law aud General Coi-
lsciing agent.
Especial attention given to procuring boun.
~ money and arrear,Ees OF pay al deceased
soldiers.
once IN the Court House. M. stains, in the
Probate Judges oifce, tinday, OHIO.
April Ia. l>62.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-10-31

Y Aw wPAurNERsIIIP.--lh he Undersigned
i respectfully inform their friends ana tho
puOiic generally, that they have entoted INTO
Il partnership tor tho purpose OF pracucIng
law In the different Courts OF this a'd adl"ih'
ing counties.
Particular attention will be paid To all legal
business growing out Of Soluiors' Claims aud
salos oi real estate. -
GOlT & ARkER.
FtspLAy. Npv 30. 1862. Af"rr"'~ ~ Law
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FrspLAv. Wav 20. 1862. At"rr"'~
7 a.. DSNN,
IL ATTORNEY AT.LAW,

FINDLNY, VIIIO.
Special attention paid 10 collections and To
claims BY the heirs of soldiers Tor arrears ui
pay aud bounty money.
ss- once In Head Quarters Buildings, over
TAYLOR 4 Croringer's store.
Iune 20 1902.
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NANIEL B. BIAItD>i.ES, Atto,,,y at
~ Lnw, will promptly attend u all Dusi.
3rss entrusted To his care.
JUSTICE OF rHE PEACE
VIII attenl To the writing and acknowledging
oi deeds and mortgages, aud to the kng vi
aepusitiOns.
Decentralization Building, In the room for.
merly occupied by j. L. Caplcs, Esq.
Findlay, OHIO. April %. lSaS.
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ALSO


A certain Two story frame dwelling house
situate in Briaureek township, Laboni l8
feet by 80 feet in siZe upon lo' oi sro"''h
or iracl Of land now occupied bv The Jaroo
Sitter, cnntsinino sixty acres or ihefeaoouts,
the said tact bOuuced eastward by lands OF
JOHN Riuard, north toy public road aud 'ahn
Of Samuel SnIer. wesi hy land oi JACOB
Bower jr and The lot OF ground aud cuflil-
edge appurieuaui 10 SAID buIiding
Srizsd taken ia execution and 10 be sold
as The property OF Jarob SiIler.
ALSO,
All that cerain moiety or half part OF a
lot OF ground -itpaie IN EsPy town, in The
county oi Columbia. matked IN The general
plan OF ,arl town No 10 lnnmher nine
Teen honuded d. follow To IT: hrgirniii2
al post, corner o! lol No 90. oHued BY
Alexander MrKamey. on ihe south side OF
rhe Main Street. and rnnriug thence aI"ii.
>ald or >onib wardlv one hundred and -ev
enly tire feet 'htee ipche> to ar AlleN;
/, ence aIoua said aiev weSiwardy tcIty ore
ieet hrep inene> TO posi- thence alo ~ rh-
otter moiely ot lot No uine ecu owusd b
H-nty 1nmp nnrthwaIdiy one hundred
aud -eveut, tbree feet three incue~ Ia Man
5 rect aioTe-aid, aud lh~nce aloua sald -
east~atdl, iorty one ieei three inches to
he place al beginning together with the
appnrrBaacs-
SetZ.d taken in exrru'iou and 10 De soli
"a tie property III Hrnr, w VaGorcher
ALSO,
By virtne Of wt,, II Fieri Ficias Ger
,ain lot or pier9 al gronnJ iuaIe in Cat
iawt~sa Columbia counry tonnr.d and
described a iol,ows. 10 VII: oa the EAT ~
-ecoud rrert, on Tie Norm hy lot ni George
Hughes on me WeSI ~ iol OF lar l"SeI Ih
Paxlon, aud on the North west hi Railroad
S'rest cun,sIuiu2 80 feel iron: ant 2Ip it.et
dsrp, wheT-ou are errc.ed Two stort
/ anne bou-e and stable, with The appnr
lrUHuce-
Selzrd taken in execution and TO be sold
a. The properly OF JOAN Dyer.
ALSO,
All that piece or parcel OF land situated
IN Bpn:on township, Columbia CO., bnDnd-
ed ard descfihed a. follows 10 WI: beaiG
mug at Il post corner ot Georoe DodSnn'-
land. ihruce hy lhe sane north u iegtee-
essi 30-S perchsS Ia posi-, enre by
lands oi He.j RoZzl, son'h M ir.reP>
pssi, l2S-9 perrtps po-,, 'neiice hy
land nj james Wilson degrees eat. 81
Ip Sauiiz norm s93 degrees west l3l per
10 he place oi oPelnnIug, containing twenty
five acfs> ani two perches oi land, sirici
mea-ure, wt;h HE appurtrnanre>
Seized taSsn iu executions anh 10 be sold
as the properly oi Sa.nuei W R'>-li
JOSIAH II. FUKMAN.
Bloomspupg. nns'.n ap"l a,as's 1862 '"s''H
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FArzL AccrDEsT.-On Friday afternoon
last Mr. NArHss GaEkswALT. met with an
accident, which proved fatal in the course
oil hours, al the Planning MIL OF Thom
a. Edgar, 10 Espyiown, this ronniv. The
circumstances attending This lameniaiie
acc.dsnl. as near as we can learn, are as
follows: While engaged oiIlng or arranging
the Machinery. his cIoihing were caught
BY q shaft, which was making a large
amour; Of revelations per minute, Collin.
his whole body arounG il disIocatina Que
leg, lernbly racturiLg the other IN Two pa
ces. FEARING OF one hand, and romplsse
mashlns IN the right side oi his whole bodys )
besides iniuun. him iu almost every man-
net possible His body passed through be
tween TWO girder- and lhs shalt, which are
said 10 De 30 cIc~e logs,her. that they would
barely admit of The bods passing ;hrcnsh.
He WAS sober, INDUSTRIOUS, and saIuab
ei,izsn; thoagl poor, bui much respected
and esteemed by all ~hc knew hun. aud
lsaves loving vile, with seven small
children, 10 mourn his unlimely deaih. He
had a pleasant smile aud cheerful "tiow
do yoa Dc. )" Tor every person he mel His
dsaih ca-i quite a uioom over The commn-
nit, in which he resided, az we'll aS through
on, shs county, where he had aeguaiu,si.<
ces. Drs Harrison aud oshets, were called
NOON, bot bis injuries were 20 great that il
: ss i'm possible 70 cave life.
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TREAsuRERss SALE
OF UNSEATED LAMBS.

A GREEABLY Ia the provisions OF an Act
"A OF Assembly, entitled an AcI directing
the mode 6f selling Uasealed Laads ier,ax-
es. ard Ior oiber purposes, passed The 18th
dsy ol March. 1878, aud The fuuher sup
nIrueni- thereto. passed The 18Th dav OF
March, 1917 25sh day OF March, 1921, and
9Th day OF March, is47, The Treasurer ofihe
counly ol Columbia, hereby gives notice
10 all per<on~ concerned therein, that nnles>
Tie Co, Road, School Poor aud Siaie Taxes
due ON The following tracts oI Uaseateu
Lands, sslnale IN Columbia county, are paid
before he day oil sale, the Whale or snch
psrs of each tract as will pay The iaxes
and co>lS ehareeable thereon, will be sosd
at the COURT HOUSE, in 3loom>hurs
connsy oi-Coluabia she 9 h day OF Jaup
1862, being Ille secuHd Monday. aud 10 te
conrpued by asij',n'nmeni, from day 10 day
for arfearaaes IL laxa- cue sald county aud
the cost accrued on each tract Tesppclivel,
WJpRANTFFS or OWNERS
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Appeals from The Asses>m MS,

Na,tc,. i heIehN gwen n the Com
mt>.inn~rS ot CnIuunIA runu1 w'il hold
their Appeals ca The following days AID
pia,.--. t1 VI:
o., NJ nd,y. April 2i>r 1862, Berwirk
aud Buer,rerk ~ ne R,-inl Suu, L.NI-
X. IL B-rw OK
O.. Tue-d4,. 22d. Srr't aud Crn're ~ H.
House at Danie. l.. Ev-rharI, n L. /
= r,-r
o. Wedre,dnv, % Orana. and Noun
Pea an,, al Tue Hnu>r al Samuel Eversu.
80 O . neville
o. THURSDAY, 2Irh F,-hi"erieek, AT tte
h,n-s iormer, occupied oy Geo ". Hnff
man, - FtSh'ug.fa~k.
Oh Frida,. 25a, Benton and SugaIlnat, at
w William Cots Benton.
o. Sa,u,J.y 26h Greeawocd - the
hpu-,. at Jn-~ph Il. Paron, "a G'r-nv 90 T..
MONDAY 2s.h Jackson aiid PIue, al lram
D-rF'-, IN Jack >o"
On TUESDAY 29'h Madison, al Samuel
Rimhy :, ia J~i>ev'own
On xpdLesta, 30.h H-mloek ard Mon
tour, a. the Burk"om Tdvrfn IA II -uil1rk
Or ThEr>,.ar. MAY Ii 1862 C.IaW is,a
aud Ftan KIN, II the fuohc Bonse Of Dan
vi R-inhold ~ Ca'tiwi->,.
Friaay 81 Name. and Bea>er.ai the Pub
lie tou~r 81 Ion N,,- - Hrpvue
o. Ssturda, 81 NJ tilla, a, the Hou-e of
JpAu X, iier in Al tfl VILE.
On Monday I2,I L.'ru~I and Rosriuacree ? <
al III HanSe ol John l.. II TT. "a Siablown
On TLe.cay 13tli, Conyrsham, at the
Home al Rauher Wa>>er
o. Thursday l5lh, Boom at the Cour'
House. ~ Bloomsbury
By order of The Commi>> toners,
r. E FRUIT. leTk.
n, a.
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TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE-SEATED LAND.

A GREEABLY 10 The provisions of The dc
- oI Assembly. entitled an Aci 10 retinc.
the Stale debt, Sc passed The 39h day
April, 1914 the Treasurer of TIE County a
Coiumtia tefeby gives notice 10 all per
spns concerned therein that ualess tho
Coun'y, road, school, poor aud Safe Tax
81. due on the following real estate si,uat.,
IN the couutv oil Columbia, are paid beiar,i
The day OF sale, lie whole or such paris
each as Will pay The charges and cos,,
chaIoeahle thereon. will be sold AT lht.
Conn House in Bloom burg 70 OF ColRm
hia, on the 9th day OF June 1862, being IN
SECOND Monday, and Ia be continued b
adjournment from day To day fur ar'earage
oil laxes due ss,d rouniy and the costs sc
cIned on each respectfully.
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wE IraRk that samuel Kline, OF Benton
township. .his county. has caught face"fy
fpe aaas1ed pigeons, with melt, and is silll
continuing to cate, more. The pig ons
were remarkably plenty this season through
this section or counirv
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THE CouRT ADvERTIs sMshTs all appear is
the SrAa, together wuh legal notices OF es.
cry description. which mus. more or iess
interest The public.
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R.M Fsicx. Esq, has retired from the
1filtoaian, aiser some twenty years con"ec
ton with that paper. Lee M. Morton is
Nr. Frick's successor. The paper is now
published BY Funk & Morton. Success TO
AL part;es.
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Oh QUA fIrsl page viii te seen conifnu-
nica'ion from our regular army correspon<
deni--ssToodles."
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The freshet in ine Susqnehanua River has
interfered with boalins eniie considerably
at places. Ii being too hish tor Ferryiag,
and a, places completely covering The tow
-,fb
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AN apprentice 10 ihe printing business
viii be taken al his office il application be
made soon. One Who viii not : gradna'e"
In len or twelve days, as did Off last aP
nraniice. is preferred.
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IcE CREaM-B. Siohnsr. of the Blooms
bnrg Bakery and Confectionery. makes an
excellent article OF Ice Creum, which he
has for sale nearly every evening, at his
residence, second door west of the Ameri-
car house, same side Those fond OF that
kind Of luxury will 6nd in Slohner's Ice
Cream a superior article Give il :rIal
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,5-gy@< ssniatives of Gsor2e Mrars lale
:ksS = ssss= uf ihe cn af culnmtla, d.cd
1;-SgE You aud earh # YOU w'll take
''SsssN< notice lha, ut Il Count of Gun
mon Pleas. held al Bioom>buta TOR the 20
OF ColnmbtA on trs 5'h dav OF February.
A ID. 1852, tie petition ot Vim. Cool "aS
rr.>rt,i,d 10 he SAID rnuu, tepre-euiing
thai ,,e sa,d Wa. Cool had sx-cn ed 30
ii,s ,aid George Msar> a ceriarH indeniurr
of rnurigane ~ dut. torn oi law. aI.d winch
wa. recorded 10 the office for the ferori'n.
al d..rus s., IT, Bluunl-aur1 ~ and ter tue
-,Id 20 nt CnlnmtI ia Mortgage Book
NJ 2. pa"s 6l3 Ind GA: ihal 4yme"i ia,
been ns,i., "i al the moueS due thereon.
or "a t.com. tn.. more ihaH Two 'Par>
prior 20 tie. presentation Gt said petition,
and that -ati-iaclIou of The >ttd urorisasp
h+- 10, epu entered upon tn rer"ri "' M
same. aud ptasie the -dtd cnurt % grant
rule upon yau 10 >hPw csu.e ty lhr hr>'
cav ~ i.tr MtN T-fm OF The sad crnri
D 1862. wnt saii-iscIt"u oi The -aid mnr,-
gag. -hculd uoi b.. entered by ii'e Recorder
OF Dasts Sc. tor The sa;d couuiy ny he
,tir.rIiaf OF tt,p sai,i cont Nh-rrnpun ~
eald ,.nnri ,lid appoint Peter y. Ri-h-i f. q,
rnnuis-ioiter to take Dip ,-itioH- ~ ,hs
PROMISES. who viii II for hat pnri0>s al he
off = oi Il r C'.rk. IN BlnnnI- -3ur2, op Sat
urday 20 IA OF April 1862 AZ 10 o 'ci0rka tn
Mtpn aud where, IT, we'll n n-inre 'h' ssii
court A. he. .im,. q! the hrauna ri tie SAID
fu,-. You att h-trhy required I" appear aiId
answer -atd reltIon Niise-- "a, naud at
b ouin-bnta: ~ lhr C"u"1y 80 Cn;unoI Id,
thus first da, 81 April A y. 1862
JOSIAH u. FuRMAN, Sh9f.
bonmsbura, Apul , 1862.
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kolioek,s Dandeliun Cclfte.

S''"N Az - ''o" "A -
THIS lf-pat,u. o. tu.,.t- frnui trr hP-'
Java Cnti-e / commended l., ~, >t.i.u-
a. = -u..rr,nt MI RlTlOUS BEVERAGE
for Grv"ral D-ti"iy n,-pep il aud all
hh,on, dIsntirr-. GnpuSaud> WHO havr
teen compelled "a ahafdnn ihP u-e ~ cot
i-e III u.e hts wI,h"u, ioju1"a> sff-cls
Otr can contains In strength at two
,ounds at o~i.n.t, coffee P:tc- 25 Gems
k0LLOCk'S LEVAly,
The nurr,, aud hr-i BAKING POWDER
kno 50, lor making li.hi. >w-rI aud nnin-
tiuu> Bead aud c,ks- Price | ) cenls.
H,nufaCiarsd by
NJ II KOllOCk Lheni-i.
Corner of Broad and Che>inui Streets.
Pihlad-lrhia.
~ Ahd Sod By oH Druggists and G,oeers. a
Fruruaty 26. lS62-IY.
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Tj7HE ONfE>~iON " srd EXPERIENCE L
1 ot d SUFFERER Pah'i-hat 4.a ra,n
''a au'! tor tie e-p.,Iai hs"pti IT Y"uus
M~n ami ih"- wrn srG r vuh Nrrvou-
Drh'hN, L">s # Mrmory. Pr.ms'ur- D.
cty e. SC. Sc. ~ our who h4> cured
hitrs-it - -Irpis m-au-. II er hsIn2 put
- 4r~d -NveC-- and irruuyeG,..uce
ihrou.h ih- ">e of voorhees, medicine
prescribed V leaned Dor.oc-
SnelI ro.,-- s,.sV tr haa nf tho arihnr.
c A LAMBERT, E>u, Greeupn,ot. Lna4
l>lard bS rut.lo-luL . tu>'-raId a.'Nrs>~rii
en,slop- Ad're.s CHARLES A. LAM
BERT E-q, Gfeenpo'n', Loog i-'and
NeS York
Jtuuar> 10. ls62-2m.
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To the hri,> and legal repre-
ssniatives Of George MraTs l1le
. of lhe ca. of Colnmtia, d.c'd
You aud earh # YOU w,ll take
,rt,c,s tt,,t - a Cpt,ft nf & nm
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VII be relieved d ,.fec,nallS cnred By
u>iiis tnr, aGniIrahl- medicines. and hy
"a, ing proper atlrrtinh Ia ihe Directions
vhn-ii are a'tarh,.,! "a zach Poi Box.
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atsAs. "a - Aserscu Cudt o.. tor sale,
JOHN K. GIRTCN.
BIoomsbuse, Feb. 26, 1869.
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Notice.

BIoomsbutg, Aprl 2 1862
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All who have Friends aud Relatives in
the AInI or Navy shonli take especial
care that they ne amply Supplied with ihsss
Pills aud Olnimrnr aad where The
brave Soldier AMI $ iIorS have neglected
la provide ihPfn>elve- With ihei1. no better
present can ae sent hem bt the friends.
They have teen proved 20 be ihs Soldiers
Dave' iaiina-ir.end IA tns nom al n-rd
COUGHS AND CCLpS AFFECTING
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