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AMAs RAISED As ri WIRE FROM TBk
AmAx RAISED p - = WFRr FROM rnz
DEArHBfD.
c c3Ss! M MrrNts, n nfHP THE THIS
sHEPTlcs. RAD mis-
6REAT CURE
~ DIR ~CIiENth AND Ills MEDICINE.
WLLrAssBrRG hing County, e. r.
very cold which seemed 10 pr'y o. ny > 'ti =
yc. year unit. shout the let ~ October w o. b. 'r'
rxrron my system gave why sni A. llsi ~s 81 o~n a'a"'
into "a. lowest stage Of oon'umpon cc ne,ed Wit ~
sud couch accompanied with severe p7ir ny nafs
sides brcl.i snd shoulders night eats Of h",i
and burning oi ny feet. IL Til much sri .ls,
coud lie In bed all in any 20 or. ~ tti- 'e va
consnmp'iqn My cough aud etptcto '.' VIZ t'iY 'e.
they would often i. from one hour 10 iwo fni af %" =
time. The quantity d.chnr,ed W. i1 f.r nanc. No.
being .he 70 TO see Dr. Sc,ncs a HI oo' N BOND
Nov ok sent worl that vs. tat iiBT into to omen J.
hrst opportuuiy which wi' done N ic' 81 W 'ii
,ime using bis syrup and Iii' hsyrg ~ro"i'd' 81
ani al confidence ia he cures that Df Sehcnc< haa ma n
enabled to coll the Doctor above stated Ny spc RAD
completely le ne. Dr sclen'A g'l.'-a NJ ''n'
and il few days was a''onished ~ lie er''t W =
called Tie Doctor II hi, looms he examined n'e "nh 10
hi. ,irst a.ou.hient lie found thai wa ~ ''@ sion o.
that srca. monster consumption, Lay In lung bors tmo'
youfcd end The risht conso"r,oiI COT oi ofot'
went IN or drain or victory viii here state had isc
4 I'll MA ~ L. .Hfft a..
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nisi "hi'H comm - VI ..' Il. .... -. 80 D
ha'' COM, ~ ~. $3.50. - "a a.. ~, o.,
ca|fi 'h W. S'i'h'" JOY '"'' -'. 80. H., NJ,
t." Doctor g. ny ~ f - - y ~ !. - ~,
gn-e by .@ytf p -" - LA n ,-,,id bs
y. - w. IL, n,.t., .,i-t to rn, xr.st ,.t!.fs.
.np1,'n N. ''''i 80 - 10, -s,,,,r-ri 80, Fan,
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r,. u,,..c,. of the Homo for the FrIend,es.

uroro.e 10 h0lde CHARITY BAIAAk m aid " ls nsiu.
ion durinI the week commencing December a. atth Home
Chanel ~ - Vat 2ght ,,ul eriges OF ,ycIy doscrp
lion ar olrlled specially ready made clothing fOE cdio
or ,us ~. auafy AH, not transmitted into fund. may
h. usl With economy Tor our Ia Homo houfehod Nhs.
over may b. coulibusd io tas oblUgt wil DC oal -
kuqy,edsed aud gta.elgUy eppcscA.cA
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ilijsiu Tail
No. So troti"s,.
HOLIDAY rRrSrNfs
,OsFEt TlONFE'
ARTICLES FOR ,lili'>t las fAf :.
CHRISTMAS CANDLES. LAAraEnr,
FLAGS.
DRUMS.
fGUfTS AM ~ RPBtSfs
PETITE CORNi toflA~, htt, ~,
HoNEpN BOXFS IN GREAT AHifrt.
SILK AND PAPER IOE\ltorlt~, Nul ipFS ct,
MEAT OYSTERS. iCE CREAM. ANp CAMS,
FOR Nt.W-YfAlvs TABLES.
Prepare for " iuier's storms.
INDIA III HbhE ,ioglllN No OF every dcssrpiion tl u
ItE HoulS aud SHOES. III BIER GLOh - iO'
tukppiu HANDS aud uoushWORK. HORSE COY
FRS g. Nc. Also q fac assortment at INDIA RUBBER
JfWELRi. TOYS. FANCY ART, LIS, Ac.. icr sale ~
oOODiEARS I. II. q. MIG Co,
No. 29s broadway, B.sT fulteii-si.,
Manufacture and W mole al. and Retail Dealers
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Wendell Phillips


WILL SPEAK OK
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,
At COOPER INSTITUTE, TUESDAY ENkHlkG, Dec %.
Doors open at !. Lecture At8
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A Mosr srrUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.
p,.s'. P.ry.T LAMP UgAIInG ArPAnsTuB
uo.trsis cd Pamphlets furnished gratis. =, =,
" H. RUSSELL, Agent, No. 200 Pesri', n y.
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Granite ttnlt -.
GRAhfrF HAiI 'ti
~ WINTER CLOrii.U fuK 1iif HOLIDAYS %
\ ~rif NDiD rIO, or
ONfRtOA1~. AID WALKING 81 rs To MATCH
BOY AND bOt Tlis' GipTiilNo.
THk ABOVE GARMENTS.
FOR VARIETY QUALITY ,SD STfIF
CANNOT ~ sIRfAsSkp.
~ BARgAls BARGAINS
" BARGAINS g.
TOniKF EuOI FoR SPRING GOODS
SgASlIE HALL NJ. lii FULTON ~.
NRASITr HALL its'. broadway ard Sssssass
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80. OOO.-A splendid DIAMOSD. by Tar The
beautiful and ar.c- into the United >tsls-
4. now on exhibition snd for sale =,
BIsnop I RGlss f.nh.Avcuue Hotel
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a. tastomnrs,
49, 4 ANTHONY.
o. ani Broadws'.
doors from s.. S',ho.,' ilot-'
Are sie,i % =. coup ,'oa IA the beauty AID qa-'! q
ue.f
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
For Tie iIoi day-.
And f. thrf ,Ilcudi s''oIineuio 81
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
srEREOsCOrlC VIEWS
.f. .to.. b..... i.fs
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SAFE AND SURE.
~, Re- D. H. CIisD. sly Chicago, H., says IN letter.
I cs, odd ny t,u a the efficacy Of Mr. A. AILss-
WORLD A. Ry.1oun AID zrloBiUaxUx, and say that
i, ,r d, cctGl,,.. 80, lem end vould recommend them
T.. n,v fr,.i.s A. aud the public"
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CESIS, No. Jlj BROADWAf,
10 liIs CUsTOszl.. $1,000
Ib,,e l,rs. md very c1s stock 81 tou1s iabr q.
Pre.t, FL the ol,DsYf .onsi.'ing - LlDIFs Arp MI
pEEss frR. HAS Mi.sYs BOYS asD isYA'Ts sLEloh
Nouxs IADsEs TooT entirely article. cks q
UATs OK COLLAR CARR tLOyFs IADfHr Gents AID
iols SKAxISG Cars. rtIssKD $50 s'rJ choice lot
Of MIsK AHD sIAL OLOyEs ron LADiis WrAa
OF.Is
20. SO Broadway.
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Puop X. l.. HAMILTON and ASSOCIATE, DR.

TKOP. X. T.. TIAMILTON UHU HHSUCIATE, I'N
LocKRow cure Consumption Cssrrh. and al hcrrtoiof.
iucurahe diseases Of the LIVER lrN1s and
BLOOD by New and Pleessn Remedies Our Theory OF
Disease snd the wonderful efficacy Of remedies NJ
by hundreds Of grateful pltcnts furnished personally or by
mail.
Cy SPEEDY CrRys AID MODERATE CHARGgs"- 81
~ Consultation cr hours from 10 a. m - T. M
r.. Case. treated bv mail A. heretofore. Addrrs.
DE, UAMuION & LOCkaoW. no. 80 RInedNny.
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threading 10 spend the Winter In thr West and
Soufh In Tie intfrlurtinn ALI Ahlf MAJ tlNfhf,
viii tai. oRDf Rs f"r Oh r.r"". Tee 80" h.'''n N-. ,~
,ssins 'Ipeu-'- tA'y 4I' s'iJ td To- W it
IA Oh 4. ue,t d4ys saa b. a. %. ItIi 90 h'tneEy
p.f.ous by s.dlng their eAr!s a. WILLARD q Washing
ton ,y durIg wtct may issf a. SOM hins e. tt
na,suisse during tie Nin.f alter Tat tmr Il Esius Sun
Oio County lnl. Ia e. g. & &. fcf two days stfoon No
~. Merchants Hotel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
wYNKOoP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of tho Throat. Chest and PuImona
rv organs, are ever prevalent. insidious and
dangerous. The prOpertios of n medicine ri
levia,e. cure and uproot these compl,nts.
must be Expectorant. Anndyne and Invivorn.
ting. loosenng the muGus nf the throat. and
imparting tone to the entire system. No die
Gnvsry In medical science over mastered tbj.
class OF diseases like Or. wvnknap's Iceland
Pertoral. II is used with the most ne onish
ing result In all casos NJ Bronchitis Jnauenz,
WhHoihng Cough. Dipthera or Puirid Sore
Throat, Asthma. Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
vnus irritabil'tv. &r.
The Rev J. J. Potter. cert 'fles. .that h,y.
USED DR.. Wvnkonp's PICTORIAL for severa'
years, myself ard in my family. for severe
Pulmonary Compltnts. and have recomn,e a.
ell 10 many others. and have never seen It's
Q .ual."
RevJ'J Potter, Brooklyn, NY.
ilund.eds and thousands OF important tes,i.
monials conld be produced, showing its ro.
narRah'e cures and thar IL never fails
II Is composed OF pure Iceland Moss. Balm oI
Gilead Peruvian Balsam. Elecampape, Com
frey Burdook. and other Invaluable eypocto.
rant aud tome ingredients. II is harm, S.
prompt and lasting. Invalids and suffarers
cannot sfnrd To neglect trial. Every family
should have II. II is rem trkable for Cr1np.
run descriptions. recommendations and di
recti"hs accompany each bottle.
Sold In Flndlly, nv all the Druggists.
Prennredh by Dr.. II. %. Wynko0p, and sold
by d. ). BtrncS 4 Co.. New York.
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Died i, ,b. lo.,;,.I
oesses I.rn,,. oo,, ,.c. 'e"
e'se' ''"""'| ~plh ieo3' oi camp disease
jackson a Painter, late Of MoComb, Ohio
a private Of company %, 99,h regiment, n
vi, aged 30 wears.
T,. t..,,.
'e"Se" 'e"'es young and loving
vile, three children and a large circl. o
acquain,ances. to mourn his Ioss
,.' ."'u'" "'s loss
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6onfath 9sfrtrspnian.
Local and Misellaneous,
MS:
s'"g'e Copy. one year.ir ads rn~e. sI.so.

FLAX INSTEAD OF CorroN. Cotton is nj
to an unprecedented figure, and there is
strong probability that the summit has no
yet been reached. Middling Upland is q
this time worth 04--the same quality tha
eighteen months ago sold for eight cents.
When sugar commenced its rise, oul
farmers doubled their crops Of sorghum
and thanks to that operation, molssses has
been kept TO a reasonable figure, and next
year we have faith 10 believe it will have
some effect on the price OF sugar. We be.
litve that the farmers can do much toward
reducing the price OF cotton.
Mr.. Daniels, President OF the Lockport,
(New york) Flax Cotton Company, com
municstes late and valuable discoveries in
the manufacture Of fax Flax sttaw, hereto.
fore considered good Tor nothing, Farmers
burning IL to get rid OF it, the Lockporl
Company paid sI0 per ION for, delivered al
their depot. 1t msttered not whether the
straw came 10 them straight or tangled up.
From ton Of this straw they would make
'Oo weight of tow and at the present price
OF cotton, the tow would be worth 25 cents
per pound. FifteeR bushels OF dsx seed
and ton aud hall Of suaw can be raised
to the ocre. -. ......
A sci Of brakes and n duster that will run
two TO three tons . straw per day would
cost $500 10 $500, and could be run BY
horse, water or steam power. ..
Specimens Of this flax cotton can be seen
at the Fremont Journal Office. II mixes
readily in eny desirable proportion. with
cotton or wool and can be spun as free
aud to as fine numbers as cotton. A man
may be clothed in linen at one. fourth the
present price Of cotton.
While fax conld no, compete with cot
ton at the old prices, it can now. 1t be.
hoves The farmers Of Hancock 10 give this
matter an examination-to make inqniries
on the subject, and il FAX cun be made in
some degree to take the place of cotton,
to grow IT.
We shall publish from time to time
snch information on the sui bjeci us we can
ob'sn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

POSTAL CuRREncy FOR rHrs SECTION The
Toledo Blade, OF last evening, publishes a
letter from Hon. James Myers of the Stale
Senate, giving information that an srrange.
ment has been made with Secretary Chase
to furnish 10 the North. Western counties
with Postal Currency, in denominations
OF five TO fifty cents, which can be had b,
sending United States "green. backs" to E.
T. Carson. United States Depository, Gin.
ciunati. Ohio.
The amount for Hancock Is $780,
Mr.. Myers says:
"The most convenient way OF obtaining
THIS currency is probably by express, in'tht
name OF the Postmaster al the respectiy,
places wEere The Postal currency is to be
sent. THIS will be necessary to satisfy tLe
Treasury Department that il will 90 joto
legitimate hands throughout the respective
counties.
Counties may send for as small an
amount as they please, but they must send
in one order for all they desire. a, no bal
ancewill be retained In the depository for
their use. When the currency is 10 b,
sent 10 two places in the same county
the orders wall be made for each separate
ly."
We trust that The amonnt securable 70,
Hancock will be al once secured, as II will
add essentially TO the convenience of chang,
and help 10 end the cheek or shinplas
ter currency still in circulation mere.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

Tus Tiffin Advertiser puts together tb
following facts in reference to the des,ru C
ton Of sheen by does--sll the dogs in th
State are cot worth one tenth OF the valu,
Of the sheep killed BY them n a single year
The number Of sheep killed by dogs il
he State OF Ohio during the year 1861, i
returned as 30,750 the number injure,
but not Killed, 4.25i. The total injury (,
sheep by dogs during the year amounted {,
sS6. .4S4. The whole number OF sheep kill
ed by dogs for the four years, SO, '59, 80
'el, was l67 7,036; injured bnt not killed
ln2.446. The damage Mounted TO sa23,
3s6 for the four years.
One evening last week. Squire Csrlin
OF this place, had 6S valuable sheen killed
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
S-T-Is8O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs

rhey purify strengthen and invlgorate.
They create healthy appetite.
lney are an hnlidote Ia change Of water, d,
They remedy elects oi dssipntin, late hon
They brace the system and enliven the min,
Ihey prevent mia. matte and oihrr fcv,r rs,
Ihey purify breath and acidty of stomach.
Ihoy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darhoea, Cholera. Cholera Morbu
Ihey cure Liver omplainl ,nel vous headacl
they ar" the best bi,trrs in lhe world The
make he weak man strong and are sxhauste
natures great reSturer. They are made
pure 81. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisayi
ARK. roots and herbs ~ d are taken with Tho
y easure Of II beverage. without regard to No,
or tIIne Of day. Particularly recomn ended 1,
delicate persons requiring u gentle stimulan'
Fnr sale by AL Grocers, druggists, Hotels M,
salnohs. P.ll.D AXE 4 Co.. 2O2 broadway n. .
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,lnLIEr1hlhn n1rsurrs,l

III BRYAN'S PULMONIC wAFERsi
The original Medicine established IN 1887
and ftst article oi the kind ever ntroducet
/ the name Of .Pulmonio Waters, :, in thi
o. any other country all other Pulmonic Wa
lsis arc counterfoits. The genuine can be
knewn TX the name BRYAN being stamped
Swans PuImonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds. sore throat Hoarseness
Bryan's Pulmohic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, ,difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmunic Waters
Relieve splitting Of Blood, pains in the Chest.
Brvan's PulmOnic Waters To.
Relieve incipient Consumption. Lung Disease
IN Bryan's Pulmonlc Waters
Eeheve Irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's Pulmbhiu Waters
HeIlevo the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pulmoniu Waters .H
Are blessing Ia all Classes and Constitutions
..Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
Are adapted TO Yecalists and Public Jpeakers
-. Bryans Pumonlc Waters ....,
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste
Bryan's Pulm0uic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryans Pulmonic wefers
Warranted to give satisfaction IL every one
Ne family should be without u box of
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
=, in the house
No traveller should be without q supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN his pocket
No person will object 70 give for
Bryan's PulmUnic Waters
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB NOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Th,s dei,sh,ini article for preserving and
by The original proprietor, and is now made
with tho same care, skid aud ate n,io,I wlicb
FIRST created its immense aud UNI recedenied
sales of over one m lhon bottles annually /,
IL still sold 1T 25 cents IN large bottles can o..
Isny oe sold ~ year, when II Is again known
inl hiur dressing In tho world, but that /,
cleanses the scalp OF scuri and dandruff give,
the hair lively, rich Iuxuriant growth. ana
prevents II from turning gray. These ars
|cohslderailsps worth SHOWING. The Katbui
ron mas been tested Tor over twelve Years, and
values beautiful head a. hair wlli u.s The
|hatha'ron. III 10 nLeiY perfuned, eheap And
valuable. u In finely pert m, d, cheat And
valuable. II IL SOLD by all respec ectnble deal.
ers throughout tho world.
ID. y. BARNES 4 Co.. New York,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

CO. d Samaritan OH
Good Samaritan Oil
Coed Samaritan OH
Cures Rheumatism.
Currs Rheumatism,
Cnres Rheumatism.
Cnro' IT cd ,,;c,
Cures Headache.
Cures Headache,
Cures N"nralQia.
Cures Nenralgis,
Cures Neuralgia,
Cures Pains in the side,
Cure. Psins in the side.
Cures Puins in the side,
Buck nnd Limbs,
e. Back snd Limbs,
~. Btck and Limbs,
Stiffened and Swollen joints,
S'iffaned and Swollen joints,
Stifened and Swollen j,ints.
And Contracted Corda.
And Contracted Cords.
And Contrsc'ed Cords.
Heals Flesh Wounds
IIeals Flesh Wounds
Heals Flesh Wounds
And Old Sores like a Charm.
An1 Old Sores like q Cherm.
And Old S"res like a Charm.
Cures SIRE Throat.
Cnres Sore Throat.
Cures Sore Throat.
The hest Liniment knovn.
The best Linirnent known.
The best Liniment Known.
Manufactured aud Sold by
Manufactured and Sold by
Manufactured and Sold hy
s & J. NJ. Huber.
s & J M Huber.
S. & J NJ IInher.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
HEIMsTREET,S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT is NOT 4 DYEy

Bnt restores gray hair TO its original color, b,
supply ing the capillary tubes with natural su,
tenhncc, impaired by age or disease. All in
sfdnfdnsous dyes are compost of lunar causl
&c. eeSiruyin6 the vitality AMI beauty of H.,
hair, and afford OF themselves no dressing
Helmstreets lnimitable Goorng not only re
stores hair to Its natural color by an eas
process, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents It's falling OF
eradlca,es dandl uff, and iinparts health an,
plehSnntness In tho head. II has sio d th,
test Of time, being The original Hair Colurinl
ana Is constantly increasing in favor. U.e
o. both gentlemen and ladies'. II IL sold b,
All respectable dealers. ar can he procure,
DN them ot the commercial ag'i. u. s. Barne
202 Broadway, n. \. Two sizes, 50 GEMS an
81 0O.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
The MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

PEiNG bunting aud omen face. cr ladv's
ID or gentleman's Watch combined, with
patent selfwinalny Improvement.
The New York Illustrated News. the lead
ing pictorial paper of the United States. ir
its issue of January 10Th, 1868. on page Ii9
voluntarily saws:
"We have been shown a most pleasing nov
city. Of which the hubbard Bros, ofthis city,
arc the sole importers II Is cal led the Mag.
10 Time Observer and &c n hunting and omen.
face watch combined THIS IL he ofthe l,ret.
ticst, most convenient. ard decidedly the
sest and cheapest time piece tor general an
relinble use, ever offered. It has within /,
and connected with its machinery, it's own
winding attachment, rendering Il KEY entire.
" unnecessary. The cases of thls Watch are
composed of two mstals. the outer one beiup
hne 10 carat gold. 10 has tho improved rub =
rcton lever movement, and Is warranted All
accurate timepiece."
Price. snpcrhly engraved. per case of A
half dozen, $20i 90. Sample Watches, In neal
mr. Geo boxes. for those proposing Ia huy a,
Wholesale, s35, sent by express, with bill pay.
able on delivery. Soldiers mis, remit nay,
lnent In advance. as we cannot collect from
those III the army. Address
HUBBARD bros. d CO., Sole Lnpoyfsrs
Sorrn COR. NAssAU & JonslsTs N, Y.
February Is, lss3.-[G W.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

REaARKABLR CURE.-Mr. Daniel Sum.
ner, OF Andover, called OIL US o day or two
since, to inform us Of remarkable cure per-
formed upon him. He had been blind fol
about two years. with cataract. A few
weeks ago, DR.. J. Mcconnell operated on
his right eye, and he is now able to read
course print without the aid OF glasses or.
dinarily used after operations of this kind.
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SraAyED.-From the subscriber. Ia Liber.
y township. Putnam county. about the
middle Of June. 1869, a small black mare,
seven years old. with shouide. sore when
s'Tayed. ANY person giving information as
10 the whereabouts OF this animal will be
literally rewarded. Address this Office, OF
the subscriber. MICHAEL BREcur,
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They we're all good and true men.

SPECIAL Noricr:-Haying sold our stoci
OF GOODS we are desirous OF closing ou
books. Therefore, all in our debt, an ! al
who have accounts with us, are requisite,
70 call Immediately and settle. We hon,
every one viii be prompt. ~
Jan. so. ISRAEL GREGG e. SONS.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

IT Is peculiarly suited. Il will. IN short time
'ring ON the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price Ono Dollar, tears the
Government Stamp Of GEeSt Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeis.
CAUTI0N.--Th These Pills should not he taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS oI Preg.
nancy, AZ thoy are sure Ia bring on MiScnr.
r'ageS but At any other time they are safe
In AL cases ur nervous and spinal affections
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these Pills win effect cure whep-
all other means have failed: aud alipivdgh .
powerful remedy, do not centsi.. iron. calOmcl
sntmcny or anything br.t.ti to the ccnstitn
tsn. Full direction IN the pamphlet around
each rackage. which should be carefully pro
sor'ed. Sole Agent Tor the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, ~. Y.
N. b. 81 90 aud postage stamps enclosed
y" I" authorized agent. will insure u bottle.
'c' ..ining so Pills, by return mail. 9.2j
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A CAkD.--I take pleasure in recomme nd :
ing Mr.. Gray, as very careful, prudent
and perfectly reliable mon; and hope that
the people OF Hancock county will extend
TO him the same liberal support that ha,
heretofore been given to me. | can assure
my old customers that they will be served ,c
their entire satisfaction.
ISRAEL GREEN.
fiNpLAr, FEBRUARY 18th. 1868. ...
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MILITARY ARRIvALs.--Colonel Neibiins.
oi The 2lst. Colonel Mungen, OF the 57tb,
anu Captain John B. May, of the 57th, ar.
now at home on furlough. Colonels Ne,b.
Ing and Mungen report thsi. regiments all
r'gh'' Captain May has resigned or &C
coun OF his health. The health of the 57th
rs good compared to other regiments a,
'icksbnrg. Col. Neibling is not IN very
good health.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-13

Nxw Apvsristsxsrs.- The new alvertise-
ments are OF general interest this week
Read them.
Israel Gteen--Csll to settle.
h. +. Jon, --Auctioneer. H fr
NJ. Gfay--Drugs, Medicines &c. ----a
Hubbard, Bros, d Co.-Magic Time OBJ
server.
A. J. Sslisbury--Jewelry.
Dr.. j. w. Mcconnell, Cleveland--Eye
AID Ear,
Good Samaritan Oils. a. J. NJ. Huber.