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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-03

HAAeN ~ ~ 70 kllaeesA SUPERIOR E1FtueHSS b.
Sor the treatment Of these COM s4fSSS
plants. RBEN KNIGHT. MD.
A. B. MoRTLEY, EEQ-, q UITrA, r. T., writes; 81
have used your Pictorial myself in my fIraflJ ever
cine for hsPurPose ever Put ont. with bad cold /
should sooner pay twenty-five dollar for 4 bottle
than do without it, or take any other reEnedy.s
Group, TyhOoptng COuEh, Infuenza.
sPHISGGIELD. Miss Feb. :! 1885
BEoTHEE ATEA: will cheeEfullY certify yuEir ~
0Tgt is the best remedy re posses for ne cure 81
HhoeP1ng cough Group, and the chest diseases Of
sniI9rsn. We q Jour trateEnity In the South ap-
our people. HIRAM C0NELIN. N. n
AMOS LEE, Esq, MoNSxRET, IA, writes, I'd Jan
lsS5: 81 had tedious Influenza, which confined me
an 4r0Es six Uees: took many medicines without re.
et finally tried your IeoOTQI by the advice Of our
clergyman The first dose relieved the soreness In
my throat and lhngS less than one half the bottle
made me completely we'll. YeuE medicines are the
Cheapest az well IS the best eau buy, and we e.
TEEN YOU Doctor, and your medicines, AZ the poor
mans friend. y
Asthma or Phthisie, and Bronchitis.
3EsT MANCHESTER Pa, Feb 4, 1856
siE' Aour GERRY feetoFal fs performing marvel
oUs enEes In this section. Il has relieved several
from alarming symptoms Of consumption and Il nov
curing man who has lalored under A HfTsction n
me lungs Tor the last forty years.
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALR1ox, MO.rl6E Co, IOWA,
writes, sept. Q, ISIS; During my practice Of many
years have found nothing equal to your CB eyTv
PICTORIAL for giving ease and relief to
Patients or curing SueI' are curabIe.r
We night add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy Il
found in its effects upon trial. =
Consumption.
Probably no .ohe remedy has ever been known
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cases &c
this some nc. hamau Ali can reach; butsgVSn to
those the ChsTy Pictorial affords relief and comfort
Asroa HoUsE, NV YoEK CITT, March 5, 1854
DOcFoR ATER, LowKLL. feel il = duty Rnd a nISau
9re 10 inform you what your Cherry EFS5hbdi has
done tor my wife, shehad bean i've months iaboriug
under the dangerous symptO1ls Of COnsRBptiOn from
which no aid We could procure gave her much relief
she was steadily frtng, until Or. Strong, Of this
e1ty, where We have CONS for advice, rec1mmandsd
trial OF your Medicine. We bless his kinduesS AZ
Ne do your Eill; for she has from that DAY
she Is not yet Is strong As she ute to be- but i nee
fro her cough, and calls herself well. lr-ii
Yours with gratitude and IeEArL
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHKI8rvI111
c6ntNRPtires, 10 not despair TIL You have tried
ATTE'scEERET PHcToEAL. 1t ls made by one 81 ne
best medical chemists In the world aud its Enrt All
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New Spring Wall Paper.
JUST OPENED, . very handsome Stock Of Zine
Lor ale cheap by JOSEPH GRAyR8
49, .f5 no. y Monroe g;
W1NDOVE GIASs.44OOO boxss s1,oItg5
wv sizes, both Pittsburgh and Wheeling maks
TOT sAi' At manutAetuEeF'S PEse6s BY -.
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TRANSPORTATION.
"a HZz755sl.s7Es
OFFICE OF THR RtO.R RCO.l


REEE1ISts, 9Th March, asa
ID ESEAPTI0S OF BUSINESS on THE BALTI-
HI MORE OHIO RAIL ROAD The Company
having thSFossAty reconstructed tie breaks in the
track and bridges Of cir Foad, under Government
Proteetion- and having resums their tonnage trans
PoTtaS101s VIII, On And amer Tuesday. the IEf Apt
Tun tkrse FGasssDgsr trains FoU0Ea-the rad Dc
ING thoroughly and completely GuAnSe1;
Nail Irlia- VII leave Wheeling Al e5S1 2. NJ Ben
Eoo4 q les11 r. NJ arrive 1t Baltimore at . r N.
Returning. Leave Baltimore At $50 A. NJ arrive
Be1Uuo.1 Al 40 A N. Wheeling a. 5=o A. NJ
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Tain
MI teITe Wheeling AZ le=j A. NJ B=uEocd st it-50
A NJ arrive AZ Cumberland al US P. n
RefErEiHS. leave Cujnte=iabd Al s:l5 A. n, arrive
at VI heeliag - 67S0 P. y.
H.P. SMITH. Master T-aaspo. tartoa.
L y. COLE, General Ticket Agent
S.s gt g55565;ans, raia ssr~.f..sp..n...
}. p. WILLARD.
Il 4
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
Rnr,-rrnnnr,s.n -. 3,

BGnITIuo, NAss- Dec. %, 1855.
DR-J.C C. ARA: do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever foun1
for Coughs, HoArsenese, influenza,
and the eonoomitant symptoms Of q
Cold. is your CHEH1T PEcFoKar. It's
constant use in my practice and my
faEnily for the last ten years has
shown 1t to possess superior virtues
6Or the treatment Of these COM
nlHibts -RREN ENTRIJIs n n
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GEO. v. JOHNSON. ND. JOHNSON
G. w. JOHNSON & SON,


Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVINa AyAILED OURSELVES oP ALL THE
IL improved facilities, we are better prepared
than to MI all orders for any article work il
the above Hue of business. VGlies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in subs;An-
tthl and WorkmAnlike manner. We are now payiue
particular attention TO this branch Of the trade
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements thSI
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware Is
complete, and the Assortment is full at AL times We
Keep Of thsatest and most approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand AZ all times.
$50 6.W. JOHNSON SON,
IA. No.17o Market Square,
yy2-dkWn wheeling, Va
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TERMS. Irregular Priees.,
the State ,OGeys fssued nOU be Re.
esirrd at par.
POSTAGE. 81

The Postage to any part Of the United States viii
be bat TWHNTY.FOUR CENTs year for "BIack-s
WOO" and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
Of the Reviews.
At the ab0Es prices the Perioeiealy will Ia f,r
niShed fer 1862. And asa :
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COnsumptIOn.

c0aitNEPttres, DO not despair TIL yOu have tried
Airs GEEHT PSeToEAL 1t Is made BY one Of the
around rs bespelk the high merits Of ia rfTtnes-
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Premium to New Subscribers.

the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1850 viii be
furnished complete, IgithOut additional eh0rge
Unlike the more ePheTneTAl Magazines OF the dAy
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence, full
year Of the Nos for 1860 may be regarded nearly az
valuable for 1902.
suhscEibers Wishing also the Nos. for 1861. will be
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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. P'' y
? R. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. aeb5
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Ayers Sarsaparl.illa

Is an excellent remedy, aud worthy the eOnsd.ncss
Of the community.
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R1rtiss ordering uult in all IHstane,s spaeify d,
| GNuRberr and .QEdEitS'' Of the Itnr or Pms AM
Cases WaGed, and Be particular 70 describe EIaa
Of Pens they PrSftr-t1hstAcr HIT or IiuIJer, cOup
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In regard TO the cheap Gold Pens he beEs leave %
| say that, previous to operating his New and Patent
/ ed Machinery, he could NOT have made a. Good Writ
ing and Durable Pens for the Price, had the gold been
1 finn rsFafniGou9ly
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Any Of the above works will also be furnished to.
Ne'0 SsbHe's sTs for the year 1861, 8, and q at
.0"s-Holf the Regular Subscription Priees.
Thus Nelo S,bscgib.r NAV obtain The R.n,int..,I
the -Four Reviews and BlackWcod
Seven Consecutive Years for S37I
Which e but little move than the price Of the oy0I
nal works for one year. ars
As We shall never again Be likely to offer such in
dueementS as those here presented,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
Remittance must, In all eases. be made direct
70 TIE 4lGEheTG, for At these prices no Commission
can be allowed to agents.
LEONARD SCOTT 90.
yan6 No. 81 GOli street, New York.
TABLE DAMAsKS, &C.
Bleached L men do.
Brown 4E-
G G6ss@ $50
Damask TnWels
HuekAbuek Towels.
Russia Crash
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A. B. AoRTLEf, EEQ-, q UFE1G, y. T.. writes: EsI
have used your Pictorial myself in my fInailv ever
since you invented it, and believe it the bet u1ri
cine for hs purpose Put out. With bad cold /
should sooner pay twenty-five dollar for = bottle
than do without it, or take any other reEnedT.s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18

They stsrted tho "Star Spangled
Bsnnef." and the frat note hsd hard,
" bssu struck when the men caught
the spirit, end cheer after cheer
arose from regiment after regiment,
and was borne away upon the bosom
Of the placid river, Tho band con.
tlnued to play, and other reeiments
and other brigades caught the spirit
and the cir resounded with tumul-
tuous applause ct the happy hit, un-
Ill all the columns on that vast plain
were vieing with each other to do
homage to the inspIriting strains OF
the band. After several times play.
ing, Major Weicb Of the le,h Michi.
gan, 10 9 briei speech, proposed
three cheers for the hero Of the COM
msnd, Gen. Dan. Butterfield, which
we're given In manificient style. To
add TO the enthusiasm, Gen. McClel.
Ian happened to ride through the
deld just then, and was received with
an bathurst that fairly Astonisbed d
him.
Tho scene was continued, the
brigade moved off with the ban
lplsyipg, and had there been a figh,
in the next field. the men would
have gone ino action on the doub.
lie quick to TIE tune Of Y aukee boo
die. II every one had known tha,
death would he his fate. All honors
to the famous Light Brigade.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
A Thrilling Incident

The correspondent OF the N. Y
World furnishes the following incl
dent attending the recent events Of
the Peninsula:
Speaking OF the spirit Of the men
reminds me Of an incident. boil,
grand and beautiful, which took
place yesterday afternoon in Butter
deld's Brigade. For months there
has been a standing order against
he playing Of bands in camp, and
in not one instance Of the numerous
late battles have our splendid bands
been allowed 10 inspire the hearts
Of the brave soldiers by the stratus
OF patriotic music. A great mis-.
take, all will say. During the fipL,
yesterday afternoon an order came
ior Morell's Division to repair to the
bill near where the battle was 90.
ing on, and act as a support for the
reserve artillery, The men obeyed
The order to fall In promptly, though
the weather was scorehing hot, and
they had been four days without res.
or sleep.
A happy thought struck Capt. T
!. Hoyt, of Gen. Ba,tsrfield's STAFF.
who saw that the men looked wea'
ry and exhausted. He immediately
gathered ell the regimentsl bsnds,
placed them at the head Of the brig
ado. sod ordered them to play
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
Enormous Ca pture of Whales.

On Tuesday, the 9Th instant, a
large shoal of Gazing" whales were
seen approaching the land in the di.
rec,ion OF Wbiteness. The welcome
news soon spread, and boats were
quickly manned by brave men of all
CLASSES, fully armed with harpoons
lances. etc, to do battle with these
monsters OF tho deep. Undsunted
by want Of eucc ss and the inclem
ency Of the weather, after consider.
able delay. the men succeeded in
bringing the pack into the Voc Of
Weisdale. When they got into the
shallow and muddy water. their as
sailants finding some difficulty in
lanCirg them, and no donbt wishing
to enjoy the whole instead or two
thirds of the proceeds of their cap
ture. commenced to attack them al
SEQ. The boats being numerous.
the whales close together. md, it is
unnecessary TO add, the men most
'dexterons in the nse of the various
instruments OF death, in n short
tine the whole prck was, with a
Few exceptions, either killed or
wounded. After teing killed. the
whales we're generally tossed ashore,
hut many escaped wounded from
their capfors. and, dying from their
wounds. sank. After lapse Of
twenty fonr honrs their carcsaes re
appeared on the surface. and, being
picked up. were landed at place;
most convenient for the captors.--
Owing to the great number of pla
ccs at which they are landed, and
the great distance they are from
each other. it is impossible as yet
to say the exact number captured -
Some reports fix it at about son, OF,
ere at 200; bnt probably 800 or 400
ia more correct. Ia tho sffray sew.
ersl boats were stove in, and others
were completely smashed and their
crews thrown into the sea; but for.
tnnately, II the men were rescued
Immediately, and nothing scr ous
was the result. The news OF this
'arge capture Of whales created con-
siderable excitement in Lerwick,
and on Saturday several gentlemen
proceeded TO Weisdale, some on
business and others on pleasure,
amongst whom were some gallant
riflemen, who had determined to try
the effect OF their Enfield balls upon
the monsters of the deep, Int were
too late Shetland
Advertiser.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
Picket ytpfles.

Funny things occur on picket near
" Mecbauicsville. A day or two ago,
just at the breakfast hour, when the
aroma of good coffee is doubly deli
cious, our pickets we're accosted by q
voice from the rebel side, a few rods
distant, with:
Halo, there!" "Hallo your.
SELL" "what are you doing over
therea" Making some coffee
have sonnet" "Will you let me
come overt" Yes" "Honor
bright" "Yes." And over he
came. His coffee drunk. be smacked
his lips, and said: well, that's
very nice. We don't get any of that
over on our side"
Then casting bis eye aronnd, scru-
tinizing the neat appearance Of our
men h, continued:
well. you look very comforta-
BILE. All oi you live this wayl"-
Yes"
A few moments more Of silence,
and he broke out:
"Well, like the looks of things
here. l believe won't 90 back" "
And he didn't.
Elsewhere on our lines they are
not quite so sociable, though they
have generally quit the practice OF
shooting our men. "Wbere's Beau
regardi" asks one OF our men,
Where's Banksa" sings out the reb.
eel.
"Why don't the balloon 20 up TO.
Iday2" asks q rebel near the New
Bridge battery, which fired several
shots at the balloon the other day -
Waiting for gassl" says our men in
reply.
Exchange Of papers have been
frequent, and sometimes they NEE,
hall way and have a sit down chat
y" a e'urnI' vt raii. a CvuP,o met
in this manner yesterday. "Ain',
you tired Of this war;" says our man.
"Yes. and | wish was out OF it
h's all a humhng." replied the rebel
"lf they'd leave it to you and me" :"
continued our man, wed tile it
without any more fighting, wouldn't
weT "Y,s, SIR" said the rebel
with emphasis. And 80 they would
II lett for the pickles to settle, the
whole thing would be soon and ami,
cably arranged. and that, too, on the
basis Of "things IA thev were"
Il Letter from McT2ellan's army
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18

Want Of "Cheek.v

10 an amaaing little sketch Of q
Ere ncbman's visit TO London. pub
lished several years since, the disad'
vsntages Of over.politeness are for.
chilly described. The Ffsnchman
complains that he was treated with
marked inciviity 10 the London
shops, though be politely lifted bis
hat on entering, aud made repeated
bows in his hest manner to the poo.
pie behind the counter. Again on
calling with a letter Of introduction
TO q nobIsmans mansion, he defer
entis.Iy gave q single rap at the
door, and bowed low TO the powder
ed lackey who made his appearance
after long delay. But his letter
was rudely tossed back TO him, and
the street door slammed 10 HE face,
An Epglisb friend, Of course puts tc
rights, and explains to the discom
fitted foreigner that an air OF decision
and q tone Of authority make ia
vorable impression on English trades
men, and thst a determined rap al
the door, fullowed by a scrupulou'
avoidance Of all ~ proach to polite
ness. checks any lurking impertiU'
ence in the breast OF a British finn
key. We euapect. indeed, that tn,
majority OF Englishmen measure Q
man by his own standard. They
take you, as it were, at your word
and do not think highly OF you On
less You seem to think highly o
yourself. Insolent swsgger ant
seIfconceit will not, Of course, gt
down, but a certain flavor Of sober
self esteem has a wonderful effect or
the public. II you are deierential
II is possible that stranger will
condemn you as humbug. II yor
are retiring and modest, many will
consider you effeminate and sneak
ing. One maxim is usually q safe
one. In asking a question. avoid
timid hesitation OF manner, and
speak as II a clause in recent ac1
OF Parliament had invested you with
some special preroeative, otherwise
you will probably get rude ans wer
or none at all. The trsdesman will
nerv ously lock his till; the police.
man will eye you suspicously; the
railway porter will pretend not tc
hear you, or take you for third
class passenger.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
PITTS SEPARATOR.

] also manufacture another equally oxrel
lent mdohine. known as Pitts Separator.
TneNe operators are. hy some, highly cs'opm
ed The' are manufactured. with gr.a,
care and nre a good machine. They have hn
como well established and are justly celebra
ted both for rapid and perfect work. In man
nHctnrng these machines. have ee,ectod
stch patterns only ~ have heon tnlv tesiod
ny long use, and In Offering tho two ahoyo, /
beleve offer the very best that are made. 1t
rs claimed by those who use them, thnt they
viii throsh, clean a d a. for market, more
gram In given tms, and do IL better, than
any other machi1e. In fact, the only limit 10
the, amount thsy can thresh, deppnds on the
facilities ut hand for getting the gram to the
machine and 1ang care pf he straw, &C., AT
ter II is threshtd. These machines are bot h
of them strong and durable; the Joints are all
hs'oned with bolts and arc fttod up with "A
cast steel cylinder SHAFT. with oonposttiou
boxes. Tho cylinder Is 80 inches in length;
and am now making tho Separator and Clean
or four inches wider than the nvllnder, The
Beater Shaft is furnished With steel Journals
and brass boxes. also. brass boxes for canvas
belt shaft and fan shaft steel journals with
IRON boxes for fan side shaft; iron pueys (lea
thorod) and cast iron conveyor. III every
particular, they arc constructed In the very
best manner In every part; they run easily:
ale eaily tended, and are adaptedito he driven
ny gear or by bands, requiring about 1, 400
revolutions per minute.
IN tho mana'ac,ure OF these machines, |
have made some improvements or tho or gin.
A. patterns. and am ready to make such other
rhsnRes rs experience may suggest as being
valuable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18

male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL 1REES, Findlay, Ohio;
J. u. liUBER Il %, Flndlay, Ohio;
JAMES MANNING, Vanlue. Ohio:
GHlBsL u OsTHEINgR, Van Buren, Ohio;
j. X. VAN DoRES, Fostnria;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard. Ohio;
SAMUEL HCBIG, Columbus Grove, OHIO;
SAMUEL SH"ur. Ottawa, ONO;
j. ID. u. hIPKIss. Gilb"a, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
G. Il. LAsGwORTRY, who Is hereby authorized
To- write my name upon The wrapper. without
which none Ia genuine.
Physlclnns furnished by the gallon, where
requested.
With Il kind farewell. then, TO the good peo
pie whom | have dealt with 30 many years,
and wish that they will sustain my wife In
the salo Of this medicine, which has benefited
so many already, am, with the hest OF feel
ings toward every one IN this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGW0RTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't u. y. Army
FINDLAY. August l6, 1861.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
WoODBURY,s PATENT,

have thus far found that Wo dbnry's Pat
sn' Is most sought after bv thicshers. and n,
rerti 6 tee Sow. II dnos Roodwurk and givcs
eS6leni sati'ftciion. The nfst premium wa
awarded TO this mnchino at the Michigan am
the OHIO state Fairs In 1858 and IL has NJ.
was received The FIRST premium nc County
and S'ato Fairs, whenever exhibited. both ~
tho United Niai5s and Canadas. am the an
lv manufacturer ofthisvery superior tnachiur
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
Administrato Sale Of Real Estate

TN pursuance OF an order granted by tho
l. Probate Court of Hancock county, Ohio,
viii offer for sale ut public auction, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF July, 1907,
Al ono o'clock, afternoon, at the door Of the
Court House, In said county, the following
premises, To- wit, In-iot No. 81 In tho Addition
TO findlay, IN said county--appraiseda NJ also.
third In QUE year, and one. third In two years
from the day OF sale, with interest; the pay
ments " be secured by mortgage on the prem.
tses SIMON 3. HOFFMAN,,
Adn'r a VoisHtias Hq6iman, dscsa,sd.
BY .. BaowN, Attorney.
June ~, lss2.--(Sw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
HORSE POWERS.

For Powers with which IN drive my Thresh
ers, have selected, as being the hest now In
use. Pitrs Improved Patent Daubie Phion
Power and the Trebie-Geared Iyvn Plane,
Power.
These Powers are made b. me In tho most
thorough manner, Of the best material, and
are OF double the suopgth OF any single gear
Cd Power.
In the Pitts Power, am making shaft Of tho
havel wheel and master piDlon of east steel
which is n great Improvement over the irci
shaft used by othar manufacturers.
In tho Iron Planet Power. have also madi
"alnhMe improvements, adding Ia ita strength
ana dnrshhty. Not q single Power, out O.
the whne number sold last year, las broks
or 10 any way lalled.
POWER CoRN-SIELLER.
Readings Patent, First Premium awarded a,
Ohio Stale Fair in 1853, 1855, 1887, 1856.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18
List Of Prices
nF THHEsBIsG MACHINES AND HoRsI PovErs A,
SANpUBKY, Oufu


For Eight Horse Power and Separator
(cyuuuer 81 inches ious,J J...,..,.s 1925 m
Far Ten Horse Power aud Separator
tcyllndsr - inches long.) .......,. s35 0O
For Separator alone, (W0odhury's or
:, Pitts J cylinder SO inches long, 80. 400 on
ror Elsht horse 'wer tpitls or Iron) l25 %
For Ten Horse Power. t.Itls' or IRONY las 00
For separator alone, lWonubury's or
P',is'' } eylinaer, 80 inches long. -, IT'S 90
I or is oopsintn' pt a,.o hlGht Horse Power. 800 0O
Truck Wagon, suitable Tor hauling
separator IRON yisce to place, extra 20 90
Latesl Improved .traw'stacker,2 % TO !
long. extra ;;;.........., 80 90
Bartf Wright& Cos Patent Coinpensa.
ting, Bay state Rat. road Power far
, Two horses ;..,...;.,.;.. ,.r..... I30 on
Best quality Of Patent Rubber W Leather bei,.
ing Furnished at manniactvter's pr,res.
RspairS dora onshort netico,
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-18

fINO rEACHERs.-The Board of school TX.
l. aminers for Hancock county, VIII hold a
session Tor the purpose OF examining Teac hers
at the Union School room, Ia Findlay, ON the
hrst Saturday OF January and the nrsi Satur.
day Of February, and the first and third Satur.
days OF every month thereafter, commencing II III
ten o clock, u. M, untilfurtber notice ls given
JOHN BOWMAN, CLERK.
FIspLAY, Jan. l, 1859.
N. b. All applicants will be rec quired TO pre-.
sent TO the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more of their present or previous EN-.
ploycrs, giving q satisfactory statement as to
their moral character and failhfuness as
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying To theii
moral character and studious habits.