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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-06

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PEACH TREES.

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Of Marysvillc.
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c. J. LEE, M. D.,

c. ]. LEE, M. D.,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Marysve and vicini
" that hspernanenty located here for the practice Of
AEDICINH AND SURGERY.
Having Of svs.y years expsriencsn the prac
Of his he those who favor him with
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stsntion Once and rsdsEoest the stone house on the
All Ct The sast end Of town.
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From DR.. j. G. Green, of Chicago.
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NEGROESl NEGROES NEGROES /

n NEGKUESI NEGKUESI NEGKUESI
IT. AM at all times purchasing SLAVES, paying
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i comfortable and secufc place for that purpose,
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lions addressed to
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ts4-y Gen. Wayne Hotel, Baltimore
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giving properties.
, For ages, has the treatment of pulme-
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of the attention of the scientific of tho
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The Cordial is designed for class of
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are to our Inhabitants what the Plague
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countries; but can aver confidently that
they usher in disease of greater compiled
ty and mortality than the latter.''
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-13

fTOnt Dr. EUlCuTG BOYD, Buttf710Te.
DEAR BRO. AVER: cannot answer you arkdt
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-13
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer
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head What the eminent Glass Manufacturer
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-13


Washington, D. C, 9TH Feb, 1856
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
Attention, 3rd Rect. 0. M

| Rf SPECIAL ORDER NO. I75, The UNDER.
- signed has been assigned To. aud taken
command nithe 81 Regiment Ohio Militia Han.
Icock county, composed OF the fol Towing com.
panlesi ana untll further orders, permanent
| " designated By letter, as shown in said or.
der, AS follows:
Co. A-Capt. Geo. Slah, LIT Lieut.. Samuel
| u. Thomas, "a Lieut. Ross W. More, lst Co.
District Biz Lick Tp.
Co. B-Capt. Joseph W. Pickett, lst Lieut..
Jno. Newhouse I'd Lieut.. ID. W.lliams. 2dCo.
District Big Lick Township.
| Co. c. apt Ira Pl0tts, LIST Lieut. T.. J. Shel.
don, 81 Lieut.. Il. L. Lee. lst co. Distrlct A.
manda Township.
Co. D-Capt. Cornelius Clark, lst Liout. E.
u. sampson, "a Lieut.. 7. Newkirk, "a Co
District Amanda Township.
% EICalt W. q. Alspach. at Lieut. Jno
ihthdall, 2d l. ent. W, Paxson. 2d Co. District
Marion Town hip.
Co. F-CHpl. Nicholas Sampson. LIST Lieut..
ID. W. Engle, 2d Lieut.. ;. j. slidal. jackson
Township.
co. G. Capt. Henry Greer, lst Lieut., A. n
hrout, "a Lieut., Noah krout. stCo. District
Delaware Township.
Co ii Capt. JEFF. Darrlh, LIST Lieut.. Johu
WI lson, ~ Lieut.. Geo. Ges.nger, gd District
Delaware Township.
Co l--Capt. ThOs. JolliG, LIST Lieut.. Jacob
shine, Jr., ID Lieut.. d. Martz. Madison Tp.
ms company officers aforesaid, viii pro
GO as rapidly as possible To make out and
peiioct your rolls and company organizations
ana report AT once amy VACANCY that may oc
cur IN your inpany Ot commissioned oilicels
:. HENRY GREER, Capt. CummIrdlng,
| BIT. BLANCHAhD, August 81, lSG3.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
9unforh 9rItfrsoniau,
A Dsmoc,atic View OF slavery.

Geo. y. Weston (Democrat) in hi.
Fourth of July address in Belcher
Mess, spoke of slavery as follows:
81 have seen slavery in every form
on the plantations of the South; OF
the broad estates of despotic Russia
where one person, Prince Warrangzail
before the emancipation act, owncc
seventy-fve thousand human beings
he possessed estates in nearly every
province in Russia, he owned towns
and villages, and the inhabitants like
wise. i have seen slavery in its ma
tive Africa, clothed in rags, and a:
blnck as midnight; l have seen it il
Erstern hareins, arrayed in silks and
Jewels rs beautiful as Venus, and as
white as Carcassia's SHOWS from
whence they came. But / cannot con.
scientiously say one word in its favor
while i sould fill q volume with it
horrors"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04


If you think there isn't an homes
man living you had better, for appear
ance sake, put off saying it till yo
are dead yourself.
A city dentist advertises that HI
will ''spare no palms., in extractin.
peoples molars. Surprising candor
"Where are you going?" said ,
young gentleman to an elderly one il
white cravat, whom he overlook {
few miles from Little Rock. IL am
going to Heaven, my son; have been
on the way for eighteen years. -
"Well, good bye, old fellow; il you
have been travelling toward Heaven
for eighteen years and got no nearer
than Arkansas, I'll take another route
We are told the wife of the traitor
John c. Breckenridge passed through
this city, en- route to Louisville. few
days ago. We wonder how many
wives of Federal officers are permit
ted to travel through the codfedera-
cy.- Fcansrille Janrnai, 3lSt.
Never employ yourself to discern
the faults of others, but be careful to
amend and prevent your own.
The Nashville Union has the follow
ing:
A newsboy was carrying his papers
around the door of a prominent hotel.
"Here's your gazette--battle at Vicks-
burg, when an officer said to him,
II can't see it." "Younever will see
it," said the pert boy, ''while you sit
loafing round hotels" The President
will please put strap on that boys
shoulders.
A Western paper strikes the names
oftwo subscribers from its list because
they were recently hung. The pub
Usher says he was compelled to be
severe, because he did not know their
present address.
"Come, Bob get up" said an in
dnlgent father to his hopeful son, ear
ly in the morning, "remember, it's
the early bird that catches the worm. +"
'Serves the worm right; it has no
business to get up so early" replied
young hopeful, as he turned over for
another snooze.
n clergyman at an afternoon ser
vice, was asked to read a notice for n
Woman's Rights lecture, which he did
IN this wise; AT half-past six o clock
Mt the school house in the first dis
trict, hen will attempt to crow"
A FARM FOR SUBSTITUTE
Richmond Wing contains an adver-
tisement in which "a farm oftwo hun
dred and thirty acres, in Hanover,
Va, or the highest price in Confcd-
crate money" is offered for substi-
tute.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

If you think there isn't an honest
man living you had better, for appear
ance sake, put off saying it till you
are dead yourself
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
Attention! Militia! !
ELECTION OF FIELD OFFCERs
TNHE ENROLLED MILITIA or HlNCoCE
Il County, Lhic have been organizsJ AS E,l

TNHE ENROLLED MILITIA or HANCOCK
lows; 40 '''
The la Regiment includes 10 Companies. in
The LIST, I'd aud I'll Co. Districts in Fmdlay
Township, and IN Pleasant. Portage, Alien and
Cass Townships and The LIST aud I'd Co. Dis
lrlcts ~ Washington Township. and the Isl
GO; ID isuict IN Marion Township.
Inc "a hfgiment includes 10 COMPANIES I'm
Tie lst ana ~ Go. Districts In Blanchard
Township and in Liberty Township, and Ihe
LIST and "a Co. Districts In Eagle Town. bi,'
the lst and I'd Co. Districts in Union Town-
ship ara IN Van Bnrfn Township, and In ihe
Isl ana "a Co. Districts in Orange Township.
Tie "a R.gimem hcludes . Companies in
the lst ald "a Co. Districts In Big Lick Town.
sup, and the LIST and I'd Co. ID strlcts In Amnn
da Township and the I'd Co. District iu Mari.
on Township and In jackson Township. "A nj
and the LIST aud I'd Co. Districts in Delaware
Township and IN Madison Township.
me SAID regiments VIII hold their election
for held officers on
Monday, septembes 7th, A. ID. 1869,
etwesn the hours of one and ive O'CLOCK p.
~ 5iar.fe
: Tie frat regiment at tho Court House. in
Findlay township.
:, The second regiment at Cannonsblrg, in
mhe thlrd regiment at yanlue, in Amanda
. Each, regiment viii elect Colonel, Lieut..
Colonel, Al Major.
These electiuns will be conducted I'm the
manner pOilled nut IN sections 6, z. and II ot
the Militia Law; aud the poll.books and tally
sheets WIZ be sealed up and promptly for.
halded 10 This Office. q. B. WILSON.
Sheriff of Haucock County
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
Barrels Indian Vegetable
W g R IL VFEC TIONS
SUGAR DROPS:
The most Safe, Pleasant and EfTectual
Remedy for Worms ever discovered.

The most Safe, Pleasant and ERectua
Remedy for Worms ever discovered.
The obe3t Of these drops is to accomplish
IN end long desired by Physicians, viz: I,
combine ny the atd Of Chemistry, and IL,
latest improvem1nts in Pharmacy. the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE of well known pegfiable Sub
strnce. In such manner as 10 insure theil
eff cheney, and at the same time render them
easy 10 he administered aud free from those
| unpleasant ana often dangerous effects by
Nermifuge In the Old form.
/ SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS. S.-worms offer
produce emancipation sweled and tense abdo
men rnAwing and turning pain in the stOmac,
md bowels, irregular and dcpraved appetite
| 4 pale ANA sicky counteuauce, foul tongue
leted breath, Itching at the nose, ieVoish
particularly 1T nights. Worms occasional,
produce cohcky affections with vomiting and
Ipurging, and sometimes blood: ulccrat nnS a
the bowels, ana even peritunitis may b. excl.
ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
ymptomS and Epilopuc Commissions take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms otter
awake, awake suddenly, screaming aud ire.
lqueltly observed To grind their teeth. Bal
none of these symptoms or all of them cOmbiu.
led. point out the positive existence Of worms.
they may be produced bv irritation or sal .
aocute Inflammation Ia the mucous men
brane: hence the occasional failure of the hest
Ncrmi fugc to eXpei worms,
TREArMENT.-The first thing to he done.
j. 10 endeavUr to restore the digestive tuuc.
tons; and at the same time we must institute
an eXtcrmnating war against the hlthy intru.
ders. The nature of thus Ccnfection is such
as to produce this result most efie ytualy. re.
neVe All the symptoms and restore the organs
to perfect health. Hence lts great superiority
over all OF her Vermiluge.
rn.DlRECTloNSo on EACH BOX. Price $50.
BARNES x lark. EASTERN Office 3Oj Broad d.
way, New York. II. G. q. CARY, GAINESVILLE,
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

FREE WORDS IN A SLAVE STATE.--I
allusion to the frequent escape Of
slaves from Missouri, the Nashville
Union says: "Whatever weahens
the abominable system of slavery
weakens the rebellion. Every blow
at slavery is blow at the Southern
Confederacy. Every wound inflicted
on the heaven defying and man de.
grading system of human bondage is
a dagger thrust at the heart of the
Richmond dynasty- When the nigh,
of death and damnation closes over
the southern rebellion, may not d
slave be found on our continent &c
kindle the flame ofanother rebellion
and bring down the wrath of God anew
upon this nation"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
DENT Il.
N office to Teachers.

1--WE Board OF School Examiners O.. Hancock
county, Ohio, will hold Il session for EX
4 animation OF Teachers ut the Academ,
building, in Fndlay. on the 18th day OF No
mher, 1852, and on the first and third sat
urdays oi each month thereafter, till Other :
are arranged. Examination to commence
Al 10 o'ciock n. M, or sooner ifpossiJe.
All applicants are required To- present TT
from their last e.rpl0yers,e
they have been engaged as teachers: if no
then, IRON their last teachers, certifying
3 heir moral character.
l.. TUSSlNG, Cisri
FINDLAY November 3d IcGp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24
OI Ed,

N, aun,iay, the 22d last after lingering lIInes'
~ az months. In fiil hope ~ bllssful etosnity
IAN ELLISON, eldest son Of l.ettiia J and freq
.rick a Powell decd, in the i9h year Of hts age
None knew him but to love HIM
None named him but to pTasc.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family a.
invited 10 attend his funeral, from his mos"s r.
residence, on ~ James st, between uuvaI a"" ,,h
ker, this (racsday) evening, at 3k o'cioeA' WIN
out further notice.
Al the residence Of Mrs N II 1.isiesaon, -" 80.
day afternoon, Nov 22d, nf,er severe M.,s:,I Va
twelve days, LUCY !. KIRBY, oil N"''""' w
aged nine years.
Dearest Lucy, thou hast leftus.
We thy loss most deeply feei'
hut tits God that has beTefs ",
Hecan all our sorrows he"''
Lucy peaceful be thy slumbers.~
Peaceful In the grave 30 low
Thou no more our songs shall Know
Yet again we hope To meet thse,
When the storm of life mas nea, tho.
Then in Heaven, with Cod 70
/. Where no farewell tear II s"e"' Ann
N Norfnlk papers please copy
AT scottsville, Albemari: e"T" vXt'pciiNGA In.
,7,h Inc, of pneumonia, MARY ViK'1Na a1 IN
c. ."s., " y, Jacob II and Martha + Briggs,
aged one month and four days.
n.n.a,h this stone, In sweet rerDse,
II laid a mothers dearest pride
ao,yer that scarce had walked to HE
; And light and beauty ere II died.
Cad. I'm His wisdom, has recalled
Tbe uecious boon His love had given;
And though tho. casket moulders here,
The germ is sparkling now In heaven.
n7- Lynchbnrg papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

A suowER OF BLooo.-A correspondent OF the
Chattanooga (Alarietta) Retsi, writing from Gen
Lees army, November 10Th, says:
Soon afler our arrival at camp the first snow
storm Of the season commenced, and II was accom-
panied with . phenomenal appearance which Is
often spoken 81, but seldom seen; allnde to a
shower OF 20 called blood. This reddish substance
fsll over . spot about four Eve acres In extent
spaafessng the tents with large spiases of fluid
sessah0as poke berry juice In color, and collect
lng In eonsAesable quantities In the cups Of dead
leaves, Re. There Was singular appearance In
she AoseA q ne ilme, resembling the "silveI
rain" q tie pyrOtechnlsts, and which lasted bu,
few minutes. These Facts can be- attested BY hun
Aseas o. persons, oiaeem and msn, aud enclose
you sons Of the leaves ciotted with this peculiar
Sed substance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

Mofnl1 Ans SoH.-Since the commencement Of
TIN va y has been our pr0yiace ~ note down
uoaJ I'd Tecosd-n0Ne more - than the enc we
row maks. We Learn by telegram TO ri. Dds here
lhe palnf6l lntslligencs that Mrs. Whaley, who
Jel bone shout two weeks ago 70 wait upon Il
wenn1ed ron In the kOspitai NJ Atlanta, died at
1T p1oce Oh The i0eh instant, and that her son,
DID, lyla9 Of bic wosnds, followed her 70 the
6ssvs ~ ssSs dsy.-9stscv lSte.r Dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24
By Geo. W. Wills, Auct'r,
mo. 8 18th street,

\" ILL ssll at suction, this morning, It 10
w o'clock,
A large and desirable stock household sns
kitchen furnIture
Stoves, crockefy, and glassware
Ready msde clothing, shoes
Blankets, dry goods, &c
Watches jsweiry, &c.
ALSO
A large invoke tumbiers
Sugar glasseA msttTesses
Beds, blankets. sheets, 70.
noA CIV WILLIS, Aucs.