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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Ore PRnspNr DANnPpA r,

OUg PRE'ENT DANGER Col
umous correspondent speaks of the
eifolts being made by an organiz,.
ton in the Democratic party, kno wn
as ths knights OF the Golden Cir
cle.' to produce revolution in IN
diana and other Western states that
will swing those states into jeff.
Davis Rebel Confeleracy. Many
good men think the country in grea,
danger Of being destroyed iy the
Democratic party. under falls, pre-
lenses, and by means of this secre,
organization. 1t is ieare the eff II g
ot the Democratic party in the Nprtu
to create dieatiection and division
will induce Kentucky to ,ecode and
eventuate in the dissolution of the
Union. God help our country, all
tackled by q fearful rebellion and
menaced by internal foes, and give
US all fortitude and courage to stand
mp like men for it's blessed ins,iiu.
tions in this hour OF gloom end dan.
ger.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
The Finance nil.

The House has passed tie Fl.
nance Bill reported by the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means. 1t author
zes $500 600 600 legal notes, in
cludirg the 00,000,000 recently
voted Tor the payment Of tho Army
and Navy, also $40, 900, 900 Of ini
crest bearing notes, receivable foi
all Government dues except Gus
tome. The Secretary OF the Treas
nry is authorized to sell any portion
VI The Tweniy.ytar six per cent
bonds, Of which 100000, 900 il
at whatever they vii
bring. The clause king hank cir
cuIation was defeated by larg,
majority. The ISSUE of legal ten.
der notes is discretionary with 'h,
Secretary OF the Treasury. Th,
bill has yet TO be acted on in tn
Senate.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
A NORTHWESTERN Conf,dcracy.

Nor'h Western Coniederacy" is
term getting into quite common
use in the papers. Il seems likely
to have nfi1ancc-a live mean.
ing."-[ Dffance Democrat.
There is no doubt but the "wish
is father to the thought" in tho
above oX'rpcl, Dvi,ion Of the
North is the point towards which
Democratic editors are driving
TIER leading editorials, lately, all
look that way. Establish a North
Western Coniedercy, as nm append
age to the kingdom Of JEFF, Davis
'leave New England out in the
cold,' and ropudiate the war debt,
is part OF the programme ofthe Val
iandIgham Democrats. What do
tte patriotic Douglas Democrats
say to tha,l 1t Is becoming quite
evident that they will have to cut
,,cse from tho Enquirer school ol
,"lirlcIaus or be transferred, whole.
snle, to the side Of treason.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Ozone Mind.

Specials from Murfreeeboro 10 the
Cincinnati Gazette, report the cor
dial agreement OF the Indiana col
diers, with tho resolutions recently
adopted by their officers. They are
one in sentiment, almost TO man,
with their officers Reports brought
from the army at Murlreesboro, by
those who have recently been there,
correspond tx city with this special
dispatch The soldiers now with
their regimente and for duty, are al.
most to man for the vigorous pros
ccution Of the war and for the com
plete overthrow ofthe rebels. Thov
are utterly opposed to the talk and
the semi.,reason of the compromis =
ora and peace Democrats Mt home.
Only in the hospitals end among the
sick and wounded soldiers, was there
any diflere t feeling.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
REGIMENT cr ExEMprs Iowa has

REGIMENT Of ExEMPTs Iowa has
furnished a regiment OF exempts,
composed OF men over forty five
years old, who are now in ST. Louis
doing lr vo3t guard duty. The
oldest msn IN the regiment is eighty
years OF age, who his grandson
and two sons in the service before
him, lie is hale and hearty: has
not on unsounj toooih in his he d,
strictly temperate, end 10 all respects
q nodel soldier, having fought in
the Biackhawk war. ~. 81
The Chattanooga Rebel calls Par
con Brownlow can old smut ma,
chine" aud the Dayton Empire pro
nounces him "consutnmslo black
guard, and blatant cd hypocritc. y
These twin organs OF treason agree
precisely in their estimate of The
stout hearted patriot Of Esat Ten.
nessec.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

This delightful article for preserving ana
the human hair Is again put up
by the original proprietor. and is now made
with the same care, skiii and attention which
first created lis immense aud UNI reGe dentoj
sales nf over one million bottles annually ! 1t
is stil sold id Is ccntsin large bottles can oa.
SLY be sold in year, when IL Is again known
that the kathairon is not only the most delight
'ul-hur dressing In the world. but that IL
cIcalsos ho scalp Vt scuri and dandruH. gives
The hair "a lively, rich luxuriant growth. and
prevents II from turning gray. These are
worth showing. The Kathai-
ron haS been tested '0r over twelve years, and
is warranted rs described. Any lady who
values u beautiful head e hair will use the
kathnron. 1t is finely perfumcd, cheap and
valuable. II is finely perlumed, cheap and
valuable. II Is sold by all respectable deal.
cIs throughout the world
u. 3. BARNES & Co.. New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06


"SEcEsH" PoLlTlCiAN,.-The poll.
ticians Of "secesb" proclivities are
very bitter towards al the really
earnest Generals in the Union army
Thus, tho New York World do.
uounces Gen. Butler after the fash.
ion of the Richmond papers stig
matiz'rg him as u "tyrant." and
then Jeffrics. IIalleck is also
abused not less severely, by this 60,
called Democratic organ, and the
Argus, Rochester Union, and other
Democratic papers join 10 bounding
him. Gems. Sickles, Cochrane.
Meaeher Corco,an, Gov. Spraguo,
and other gallant leaders IN orr ar.
all formerly lead9rs and repre-
sentative men in the Democratic
party--Are also pessed coldly by as
renegsdes to "the party" or us>ail.
ed with "secesh" chuse. IL does
appear to us that all loyal men in
the Democratic party must discover
the tory dnimUs al their Wool, Cox
and Vallandigham leaders, and GU
loose FROM them forever.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

The Federal expedition against
Galvo ton, CONNER cod the attack
N the l0h nIt. The vessels she'll
d the torliticatons and eneamp.
nent OF the enemy with COOL eff C,
for some hours This was on S iur.
,ay evening. The fl ,ot then with
,lrew without renew the atteck On
NJ nday.
The iron clad NJ n,auk. on the
u h, tried her etrengh on tort Nc
Allis;cr, at tie month OF the Oscu,
81 GO river, Georgia She lay under
he enemy's flle four hours. The
rebels acknowledge that their shot
broke to pieces rs they struck hen
sides, but claim that her turret was
njared. Commandlr Word.n's on
y olj OF was 10 ties, HE vessel, and
he trial seeirs to have been very
satisfactory.
TIC Richmond Dispatch cay.
5000 Yankccs are WORKING IN the
canal, opp site Vicksbarg, their In
'en'iun 5,ing to II ,at their trens
porte through and land their trnnps
below. Il puts onr force q, lo7
ta'e including fourteen punb mt
anu 90. 900 men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
BAD NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

From Richmond the unwelcome
news comes, that thcrebel sunboats
made q dash at the block iding
qnadron--sinkipg two Of our ves
sells, and scattering .he entire feet
The foreign consuls in Charles
ton, proclaimed tho blockade raised
Coming rom rebel sources, this
news most be received With many
grains Of allowance. We have no
doubt that our haet became careless
wero surprised, and Severely hand
led; but thst it was scattered and nc
damage done the rebels, we do moi
believe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
7'T r = ST. isoo--x. .I Is ,
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs

They purify, strengthen and Invlgofhtp.
rhey create a healthy appetite. "A
They are an aniidoie TO change of water, diet
They remedy elects OF dissipation, late hours
They brace the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and other fevers.
They parity breath and acidity of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. =
They cure Diarliooa, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Thoy cure Liver complaint me vous headache
They arc the best bttcrsi in The world They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
natures great restOrer. They are made OF
pure 81. Cruix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
rark. roots and herbs. and arc taken with tho
p leasure Of beverage. without regard TO age
or time of day. Particularly reconiire ended to
delicate persons requiring n gentle stimulaht.
For sale hy all Gre GERS, Druggists, Hotels and
saloons. Fill Drake d Co., 202 broadway MY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Work of the Coppcrheads.
The Springfield RpuJlic has th

The Springfield Rpublic has the
ollowing.
"Onc of our citizens has a letter
from a soldier in tho army in M .ss-
i;e'ppi, by which we learn that sev
eral weeke ago the soldiers at one OF
the military posts were twelve days
without news from the North, and /,
was rumored that Congress had
broken up--thGt President Lincoln
rad returned to Illinois p
peace convention was in session -
that all the slave States were to bt
allowed to 90 ont of the Union. and
hat within ninety days the soldiers
would be permitted to 90 home -
These "Tumors" were discussed il
amp aud the Ohio boys denounced
hem. They didn't want to come
hone on any such terms. They en-
usted to put down the rebellion and
hey wanted to fight it down anC
we're irrevocably egaiust all polite
ians who talked compromise.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

A HARD One. Tho agents OF two
rival safe ,nanu'ac,ur re- were recent
Iy presenting the claimo OF their re
apectivo articles. One was Yau
kee tho other wasn't. llc that
wasn't told his story, A game Geek
had been shut up in ono OF his safes
and then it was exposed to The most
intense heat for three days. Whel
the door was opened the cock stall,
d out, tapped his wings and crow
ed rs if nothing had happened.
1t was now the Yankees turn. A
cock had also been shut rp in one OF
his eates with a pound Of ireah butter
the saic was submitted to the trial
Of tremendous heat for more than Il
week. The logs of the sale were
melted fl, and the door itself was 81
ar fused RS to require the uso oil a
cold chisel to get 1t open. When il
vas opened, the cock was found fro.
zen dend, and the butter so solid
that q man who knc cned off Il piece
II it with q hammer had his eye
put cut by a frozen butter splint.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
The Black SoIdiery.

Gen. HUNTER, on his return 10
Port Royal, said to the 1st South
Carolina regiment, colorcd, after
witnessing their moyemcnte, that he
r joiced TO fiHd tho native soldiers
40 proficient; that, iniging, from
the progress they had already IN ade,
he could see no re>son why they
should not become rs g,'od soldiers
as any in the world; that he expect
ed them to fight "a well as dri'i. w
only men willing to fight Tor the Il
liberty are worthy OF it, and that
he hoped before long TO see $4,000
their friends striking for Freedom.
The correspondent who gives the
report says:
There was unmistakable intclli-
genca--true warmth Of emotion and
lirmness o. resolution speaking ont
Of the enthusiastic response of the
black audience to these remsrka -
The most vcnomous Pro.Slnvery
lgiiator in the North could not have
lenied ,hot the General was fully
understood, BIT the widest shouts
f enthusiasm broke out when GAn
Sexton announced, after G.n. Hunt
or had concluded, that fifty thousand
mHskets we're arriving from the
North TO arm the freedmen OF Sonth
Carolina. Cheers Tor l. ber,y and
tho Union were never given moro
heartily by white volunteers than
those elected by tho announcement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

MrFFINs.-One quart Of milk,
three oggs, ore cup OF melted butter
five tablespoons OF yeast, one table
spoonful of saleratus, etir in flour
until it 10 a thick batter. To be ba.
ked on triddle.
BAKED RICE PUDpING Boil the
rice until ii becomes perfectly soft
then add to it half pound of butter
tie same quantity Of sugar, one mt
meg and as much wine and notmee
as you prefer. Beat in also four
'ggs. Bake in dish.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

In one cf our towns the postmast-
er has, by skill'ul manGvering, man
aged to retain his Office from the
time OF Harrison and Tyler down to
the present day. Being asked how
10 managed to keep his office
through so many changes OF Admir-
stration, lie replied that sit would
take a mighty smart administration
to change quicker than he could"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

Mon RULE, The recent election
OF Senator, by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, was accomplished
amid the most disgraceini scene.-
The Democrats had but one msjor
ity on joint ballot, and to preserve
strict party voting, the State House
was crowded with Philadelphia and
Harrisburg "roughs' who openly
threatened that no "bolter" should.
leave the Hall alive! 1t was q
"reign OF terror" in earnest.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

A Woonsocket, Il. |. man is
now at Richmond, engaged in re-
dyeing the clothes which are strip,
ped rom the dead federal soldiers
On The battle fields. An inlorman,
says he hss eeen hundreds of coats
vcets and pants, just as they came
from the field o. carnage, come o
them stiff with blood, and Others
perforated with bullet holes. They
are first washed and then re colored
This explains why the rebels rot
onr dead oi their clothing
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

M lAA....AN..-Ils loves ahu halos, suII uws
Ifl and anger5, hopes and Tears, regrets and
.loy >; NJ MOOD, now lost, how restored; the
mature, treatment and radical cure oi Sperm
atorrhoia, or seminal Weakness; involuntary
emissions, sexual debility aud impedments W
marriage generally; nervousness, consump-
ton, Its, neutal aud physical incapacity, re-
sultlng IRON SELF ABUSE-aTe fully explain
ed IN me MAkklAGg GUIDE, by wv. YoUsa,
NJ. D. This most extraordinary book should
be In the hands OF every young person con.
tempalng marriage, ANA every man or W.
man who desires 10 limit the number Of his
offspring 10 their rclrcuInslapces. Every pain,
disease and ache Incidental to youth, maluri-
W and old age, is iully explained; every parti-
Gle OF knowledge that should be known il here
gwen. IL Is fun OF engravings. Ia TACT, IL dis
closes secrets that every one should know;
sllll " Ii "a book that must be locked up, and
not lie ABOUT the house. IL will be sent 10 any
one on the receipt OF 25 ce2Ls IN specie or post
age stamps. Address DR. WM. YOUNG, No..
4lG Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
NJ Ff,l TED ND UNFORTUNATE, no
mater what may be your disease, before you
place yourself under The care OF any Of the
notorious Quacks s--natiye or toreign-who adt
yerllso IN TINS or any other paper, get u copr
OF DR.. lUung's BOOK, and read Il carefully. n
VIII be the means OF saving you many u dullah
your health, and possibly your lie.
DIR. YOUNG can DO consulted on any ofthe
Siseas9s described IN his publication, ayfSl
O1ce, No. 4lO. spruce street, above Foltu.l
Dhiladelphia. OIce hours from to s, daily
Aprll 10, 1862.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Good Financeeriny.

The Butternuts that are bowling
over the cxpenses Of The war, and
proposing division of OF the North
and Union OF tho West and South
arc heavy linanciers. This propo
sition ia merely IN invitation to the
tarmers OF the West, to pay nine
tenihs OF the enormous debt of the
Southern Con'ederscy, losing OF
course, by the failure Of the Federal
government, all tho means they have
to pay with. They proposo, in ad
dilion to our own debt, to take on
their shoulders that of the Confed
erAcy.
Generous men Where is the far
mer thst will not jump at tho chance
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

The Ciucinnati Enquieer is inc
nov. specially devoted TO tie cham
.pionship OF an armietice with tn,
rebels. ltrecommends an armist &C
"a restorative OF the Union. The
Richmond Enquirer, is aIso for IN
armistice; recommending it as the
quickest means to final separation
of the States, total destruction o
The Union, and the triumphant re-
cognition of tho independence OF
The rebels.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

@ Whoever, by word or act, puts
an impediment in the way Of the
Government. in the prosecution oi
the war, hangs a milestone around
his own neck. II the rebellion sue
ceeds, the tic that bound the States
is broken, and the disintegratng
process will go on until there will be
AS many Governments as there are
States There will be no security
for Lille or property. Whatever mil
itary chiei possesses the power will
rule, until displaced by one stronger.
Our only hope is in perfect union
We have experienced the blessings
OF a stable Government-wha mad
ness to throw them away by dissep.
sions among ourselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
THE GRIEF ENBERGN
FAhns.9Y EaEDECEkES! !

A RE prepared under the Immediate super
"A vision OF of n skiilul Physician, and they
may be olied upon in all cases.
The Intelligence " KS community Is not In
suited by the otter OF the single medicines
(which claims TO CURE ALI DISEASES, but tho
'Grafenberg Remedies consist Of eleven differ
cnt Medicines, all unequalod in the cure of
the disease Tor which they ARE recommended,
among which may be selected one appropri-
idte iO any ut the diseases incident To thia
country and climate.
Hs-iHE GREFENBfRG VEGETABLE,
PILLS are better than amy othe Kind of Pills..
Ia tho wuldprica - ents.
gs- THE GftfFENBEhG UTERINE CATH.
lOLiCON is an iniallible renlody Tor all Female, ,
IdiseasesPriCc SIS
v2-THE UTEalSE CATHoLICON win also
lcure Gra,el, diseases OF tue Sidneys, urine dif-.
llcultieS IN males.
sn- THE GREFENBEgG sARsApARILLA.
us bv far HE most pow weriul and eiucaoious
Icunpnund in uSeirics 81,
CO. THE GR.EFENgERG DYSENTERY SI-
run Is u certain AVID quick remedy Tor ALL
d seascs OF the bOwelsprics, cents.
w THE GREFENRERG PILE REMEDY
lnc'er fails 10 psrniaHonily relieve this dis
trcSsing discuss,
ra.TIIi IiGREFENBERG CHMDREN's PAN
ACrA is an iLNAuAbii compound in all dis
eases incident to children.
A6Ur REMEDY i a soy ereIgn spec citc Tor this
particular diScase-PrIco oonIS.
TO. rilH GH.lh' ENBGRG GREES> MOUNT
I IN ON PMES eXceis all other stlvesinits
! Urutive effects -PrIco - cents.
Bp- rllE CI 1;!EN BERG CONSUNTIVE'S.
BALM AAurds Tie most astonishing relei in all
IpulnUnay com ..kl,nis--Price 81 bottle. las
eminent Phl siVlan oi New York, states that
h0 has Snuwn The Gt asienbe z Gonsumptive'h
Balm used with great success in Orupsy. Oun
own experience subSuintia,es his st.,tament.S
Dln- 4 Ii h GREfENBERG HEALTH BIT
Ih"o are the most pleasant and dei'sh'iuL
tonic ever prep1rod-Hrcc u cents,
pN.Tilt. Gk EFEN BERG EYE LOTION 10
iunpartllcod IA All iul,tlL uuation or Diseases OK
"a o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

THAT iearfulIy radical state Of
Massachusetts is going to do it again.
What will conservatism think of the
terrible inovation of stata under,a-
king to pay oil its troops in the ma
tionsl service promptly rs their wa.
yes are due. borrowing money to
do it, and taking the general gov.
ernment's stipend whenever it may
please the S cretary ct the Treasury
to pay i2 Can this be constitution.
al.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
UfIMsTREET,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
IT rs NOT Il DYEf

But restores gray hair to lis original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All in-
dues are composed of lunar caust.
ic. destruyiu6 the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and afford OF themselves no dressing.
lleimstreet's lnimitable Colorng not only re-
stores hair to its natural color by an easy
PROCESS, but gives the hair
LUXuRlANT BEAUTY, 80.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on,
eraalcates dandi uf, and imparts health and
pleaSantness to- the head. 1t has sto VI the'
test of time. bolng the original Hair ColeT1ng
and is constantly increasing III iavsr. u'eu
by both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t Ia sold by
all respectable dealers, nr can bo Arocurea'
bytbem OF the commercial agt, d. 5. Barnes
2O2 Broadway, n. Y. Two sizes, SO, cents ana
81 90.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

duced bill in the OHIO Senate au.
,horizing soldiers to vote.
A dispatch dated Moorehead Ci-
ty, Norih Carolina. January Both,
s"ys the waters between there and
Beaufort are covered with vessel
awaiting the abatement Of severe
gale. Troops in splendid condition
and seger for the coming conflict.
AS attempt was made q. Chic 90
on Thursday last, by a sescsh mch,
to releaee lot of rebel prisoners
while the train containing them WAS
waiting to be forwarded to Camp
Douglas. The attempt wac defeat
cd by the reeolnte action of the
guarl, and the arrest oi lew of the
ring leaders.
THE St. Louis Democrat publishes
letter from Col. n Niles of the
129'h Illinois, dated Memphis, Jan.
uary 22l, in which it is declared
| that constant eT)rts are being made
by copperheads at home to induce
Illinois col Iiers TO desert. Money
is sent TO them for the pn-pose o,
helpirg them away, they are prom.
ised protection when they get home
&c Olght not such traitors 10 be
hunted up and punished?
Vallandigham has condesccrd d
to accept tho Invitation OF Govern
orship Of Ohio by the Democratic
party What picture Tor an artist
to see HIM day or two after the
els sction, it he sssoDld bo the nomi-
necI
Gqp. Corcoran has successfully
engaged the rebels. who for some
time pact. have been threa tening
Suffolk, Virginia. He doiea,ed
them in two sharp enconnteY. on the
on the 29th ult.. and a last accounts
was pursuing them as they were rap
Idly retrrating.
TJcf Davis retaliation proc,
lamaIiOD is c,nsured in very steong
language by the London Times, and
the rebel Pres dent advised not TO
sltrmpt its enforcement, "a il may
cause him the les OF the friendship
o, both Enoi md and Franz,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

alol Gss Hv,wEn has d'ssnieeI l60
H. inrv'.Ig'y,l .rd di-l oirc ~
,rvu, tho army VI tho l'vtvmac
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that there Will
IN bea petition presented to the Commls
sloners of Hancock County, at their March
session, lor A. d. 1868, praying for the loca
tion ot a county road, commencing at the
North East corner of section twenty-five, (22)
in township two, (2) North range twelve, Q2)
East, washington tp.) thence West to the
quarter section line, thence south on the line
between Garret Baker and sherman Garre
Baker and J. II. Leonard R0ber. Graham and
James Wa ,lace and RsDert Graham and ia,
cob Fr nkhouser, until IL interseels Il county
road running on the South line OF said section
twenty two, Cay and thete terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
January % lS89,-Il w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Farms for Sale

IN HE undersigned has some valuable farms
for sale, situated in Hancock county.
Il Those wishing iopurohase will find II for
heir advantage to give me call. ~ .N "a
A. +. PARKER, .Ageat.
FInDLAY, Oct. "a, lS62-[6me.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Home Testimony.

Mr.. III. II. hIAGsLEI:--Dcar sir, We iesl ~ w
lutN We owe + the puhllc, to state that Mar
ltiHs Cath ullcOn Is u nedlciue nyalnAblo fDs
gomplaInts clUS,e undsr ths Mead oi Femaie
diseases. We have used your GrD'enbeig
and have been gre,uy benentteu
thereby; SO much 50. that were the prlce dou-
ble, We would have them. 70 the thousands
vi our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
We " Ould recummGId The Catholtcun AS sure
PanacoH. 1t gives strength " the system ana
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