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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

N BRYAN'S PULMoNIC wAFEGSl
The original Medicine tahlished IN 1881
aud 1rst article Of the kind ever introduced
the name II "Pulmonc Waters, !" in this
~ aay other country all other Pulmonic Wa
srs are counterfeits. The genuine can be
fn~vn by the nalne BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
Brvan's Pulmunic Waters
Relieve Coughs. Colds. sore throat, IIOarseness
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve splitting of Blood, pains in the Chest
Bryan's Pumouic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Disease
Rryan's Pulmunic Waters tl
Reli eve irtation ot the Uyula and Tonsils
Brys,fs Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the abovc complaints In Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pulmuniu Waters
Are y blessing 10 all Classes and Constitutions
Bryans Pulmonic Wafors
Are adapted to Vecalists and Public Jpeakers
Brysns Pumnnic Waters
Are In simple farm and pleasant to the taste e
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryan's Pulmonic Wefers
Warranted to give satisfaction t. every one
Ne family should be without u box OF
Dryans Pumonic Waters
In the house
No traveller should he without a supply of
Bryan's PJmOuio Waters
In his pocket
No persnn will object to give for
Bryans pumnnic Waters
Twent5 Five Cents
JOB NOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester, N
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SUGAR OF THE NoRrH --''Sosono," new
and valuable work, clearly explaining the
quality Of The seed. best kind Of soil, meth.
cd Of planting, process Of cultivating, time
for cutting the cane. Improved method Of
making molasses, sugar, vines go.
The undersigned, as agent, is engaged in
the sale OF this book so important to Sorgho
Growers. Those wishing such a work.
would do well to obtain copy at once, so
as to commence the cultivsiio OF Sorgho
when the season sets in.
S. A. SPEAR, Agent.
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9onfath 9eflrrsuniau.
Local and Miscellaneous,

AGR, CULTURAL MeKrIsa. The board ol
Managers Of the Hancock Co. Agricultural
Society will meet al the Secreiary's office,
in Findlay, on wednesday, March lith, '63.
at 10 o. clock A. NJ, for the purpose ofmak-
ing up Premium List Tor the next annual
exhibition, and transacting such other bus.
mess as may come before them.
The members of the board for the present
year are B. B. Barney, President; Charles
Van Iloru Vice President; d. b. Beardsley
Secretary; Henry Byal Treasurer; A. SidaIl,
Coss, S. q. Hammond, Delaware, A. N.
Frederick, Finday, S. B. Huffman, Union,
George Slough, Allen, Jotn Msrkle, Eagle,
w. Morehart, Amanda, Managers.
A full attendance of the board is earnest
ly desired. BY order Of
b. y. B,pSEy, President.
n. d. DEsRrsLry, Secretary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

THE S'sirARr ConnisSos.--A dirty dog
signing himself "Mack," wrote q letter
slanderiRg the Sanitary Commission; as.
ser'ing that the donations for the benefit oi
the soldleiy, ware appropriated by The ofic
ers, &C., which was published Of course by
all the Butternut papers. On our fourth
page will be found letters from Gen. Rose
Grams and Col. Moody, denying the lies OF
Mack" As the Courier spread the pois-
on, will it be good enough to apply the
antidote.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

REvEsuE.-The amount of assessments
on the annual lists. in this county, and for
the months OF September, October and No
vember, 1862, under the United States Ex.
else Laws, was IS, IO5 o., for December
ss2s 80, for January. $50 AZ, making to.
tai, up to Feb. lst, 1863, Of s6,744 As. OF
this, the amount assessed for licenses was
s5,055, ou manufactures and auction sales,
s7iS 70, on specific articles as slaughtered
animals, carriages. beer and most feathers,
was $40 70. The amount collie cted and
paid over to the Collector OF the District,
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Co,uyers VAR. cu,y-we cal, .,,sn

Columns WArrR CUns.-We call atten
tion OF ladies who are afflicted with disease,
to the establishment Of DR.. Shepard, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Several ladies ofthis place have
been inmates OF it, and all have experienced
great benefit. The DR.. is gentleman wi o
has made diseases OF females speciality,
and in that branch OF medical science has
no superiors. His "Cure" is a pleasant
place, built expressly Tor the purpose and
has been the means OF restoring thousands
OF Ia lies 10 health.
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s-T-1sBO--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BTrTERs

Thoy purify, strengthen and lsv gorste.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an an idute To change Of water, diet
They remedy effects Of dissipation. late hours
rhOy brace the system and onivep the miud
They prevent mlsSmatic and other tev-rs.
They parity breath and acidty or stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DtsrhOea, Cholera, Choers Morbus
They cure Liver cOmplaintuervOus headache
They are the best httcrs IN the world. They
make jhd weak man strong and srs exhausted
natures great resturer. They are made Of
pure st. Cruix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
ark. roots and herbs. aud are taken with the
pleasure of a beverage. without regard to age
or tine OF day. Particularly recon o ended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulsnt.
For sale by all Crocers, Druggi SITS. Hotels and
saloons. P.H.Drake X Co., 2Of Broadway N Y
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4. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

. The combination Of Ingredients In these
<1ns is the result of a long and extensive prac
ptiea. They are mild in their operation, and
certain in core citing all Irregularities. Painful
Nenstruations, - removing all Instructions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side. papi:ation of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, h rsteriCs, ia
tigue, pain IN the back and limbs. &c., disturb
cd sleep, which arise from interruption of M
tsro.
DIR. CHEEEs,IAN'S PILLS
was the commehceme, of a1'N era IN the
treatment OF those ire u'arities aud obstruCt
tions which have cunsgTti 80 many to Il PRE-
NArVRE GRAVE. NJ iemaie Oygcan rnooj d
health unless she Us REGULAR, and whenever-a
obstruction takes placith bee, the general he a
gins TO decline.
DIR. CHEEEsNAN'S PILLS
xre the most efectual remedy ever known foi
all complaints peculiar To females. To al
classes they are Invaluable. inducing, T,tk Ger.
tainty, periodical regularity. They are known
to thousands throughout the country, having
tie sanction of some of the most eminent PLY.
sieians in America. Explicit directions, sta
ting whsI they should not lie used, with each
osI-the Price 81 per box, containing from q
10 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting Il
th O Proprietor. old by druggists generally.
Il. b. HUTCHlNG PRoPRiEroH,
20 Cedar street. New York.
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MSDrcAL.--Dr. Langworlhy desparing Of
having justice done him by the authorities,
has commenced the practice Of his origins al
profession-med cine--in connection with
his father. Dr. J. Langworthy. Both are
competent Physicians. Dr. J. Langworthy
is one OF the oldest and most successfu! /!
practitioners in the state; is man Of deci-
ded attainments, and as everybody in this
county, knows the Col, we have no doubt
OF their securing their share OF practice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

HAIL or MAcexo LoDGr, No35i, I. o. O. F.
Nov. 8, 1862.
Whereas, God in his Providence, has
been pleased, ty the hand Of disease and
death, to visit the lsmily OF our worthy
Brother, T. J. Armstrong, and take from the
circle one OF its choice members, James, the
Youngest, on the 5Ih Of Nov. 1862, Therefore
be it
Resolved, BY the members Of the Lodge,
IN regular session, that we,ils members, bro.
thers Of this Order, take this method Of ten q.
dering 10 brother Armstrong and family, our
most heartfelt sympathles, and that we
deeply feel with him and them in their sore
Bereavement, and that these resolutions be
copied into the minutes OF the Lodge, also
that a copy be presented TO the bereaved
family, and the same be printed in the
county papers.
J. 7. SMITH, N. G.,
E. SsYDTn, r. s. pro TEN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27
HEIMsTREEr,s
INIM1TABLE HAIR REsToRAT1vE
1T IS NOT 4 DYE!

But restores gray hair To It's original color. by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural aus
tcnance, impaired by age or disease Al ia.
stdntdnsous dues arc composed of inar caust.
ic. Destroying the vitality AMI beauty ~ the
hair, and afford OF themselves nu dressing.
lleimstreeLS lnimittble Coorins not only 70
stores hair to iis natural color by Nn easy
process, but gives the haira
LUXURiANr BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on.
eradicates dandi uf, and lmparts health and
pleasantness TO the head. # has sto ID the
ttst oC time, being the original Hair Coloring
and Ia constantly increasing in favor. U ed
b. both gentlemen and ladies. II IL sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured
by them of tho commercial ag't. ID. 3. Barnes
2O2 Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and
I'll 90.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

SPEcK or war -Givtsu Arp TO DE-
ssarEss J. On Wednesday last, the Pro-
vost Marshal ami sergeant OF the 10Th
Cavalry went 10 Vanlus TO arrest two de-
serters, James Vanlue aud Jesse Bond, both
We believe Of Amanda township. vanlue
received timely notice Of The approach OF
the party, and got safely out OF the wny.
but Bond was cornered in a grocerv, kept
by one Morehart. The doors were found
locked, and the Marshall demanded admit.
lance. The door not being opened, one
was forced, but too late--while they wer,
porleyng, Bond made his escape from Z
back window. After obtaining access :
lively scene ensued. The persons in N,
grocery, Joined IN abusing the officers ant
fourishing their fists in a style most pug
nacious, made many threats as 10 what the,
woult do.
Some leading Butternuts INDUCED in lan
gnaee, that under any other Governmen
would be considered reasonable. On,
swore "thai he was opposed to the war
and that they might take him TO Fort War
len, but young Vanlue should never II
back into the service" Quite q numbe
cheered for JEFF Davis, and the secesh ele
ment seemed thorsu ghly aroused.
We take this opportunity OF sugsestin.
to these gentlemen, that they are still livina
under the government of the United States
and not in the Southern Confederacy.-
Tat the government has not done its dnt,
lor It would have punished great man,
Just such men. That It may sone,im,
awake TO sense Of what 10 allowable an,
what Is not. and may give some Of then
trouble. The government has a right Il
the services OF those men md no man has ,
right to interfere again nst it. If such thing,
are to go on it will not be long until WI
shall taste the horrors Of civil war her,
at home.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

Gus Losr.--At the time Of the Cincin-
aau panic, sent rife UT the use of the
Squirrel Hunters; Said riae vas a good
plain stocked gun. no patch boz. bias butt
piece aud guard. double uiggets. bore
about 200 to the pound. Whoever knows
OF iss whereabouts, will sonfet a favor by
leaving word al this oiice.
- ..I yo.f ST.. pULIN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

RELrtF ASSOCIATION The Subscribers 10
the relief association, should ,psy the sub
scriptions at once TO the township commit
tees. The families Of soldiers need the
money. and should have their monthly pay
ments without delay, This need is great,
snd the people should be prompt in reiev-
ing them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

DiPrHSan. n.--Watson's Dip'heria Cure, is
an actual specific for this terrible disease. -
1t has been tested by 81 persons in the vi
cinity Of Findlsy, and IL has never failed
10 cure. II is invaluable. Gray and fiu-
Der have 10 for sale.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

SrRArED.-From the subscriber, in Liber-
ty township, Putnam county, about the
middle of June, 1864. a small blsck mare,
seven years old, with shonder sore when
strayed. ANY person giving information as
10 the whereabouts OF this animal will be
literally rewarded. Address this Office, or
the subscriber. Micn.EL nRECHr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

FRoM rnE Wssr.-The following is an
extract from privite Of an Illinois regi.
ment, formerly OF this town, now in Jeffer.
son hospital, st. Louis. 1t speaks for it,
self.
coald not give you any war news that
would be new TO you. Some of the news
that comes to us from the North is most NOR
iifying. II is humllating indeed TO see and
hear the attempts the Northern Traitors are
making TO al our enemies. | think that;
you Union men at home DO not look upon
these men 10 the same light that we soldiers
do. Many seem tn think thai this ference
OF "politicsl opinion" as you call il, is
all amiable. This may be sight, but IL is
not the soldiers way Of thinking. We
look upon them with contempt, for this
reason. They add TO the crime Of traitor
the contemplate crimes Of hypocrisy and
cowardice. Hypocrites they certainly are,
for while they profess Loyalty 20 the Union,
they are secretly plotting against'it. They
must be towards, for their acting plainly
shows that they are in sympathy with the
South, and yet they have not the nerve to
face "the music" and 60 South and fght
like men. Notthey. We, as soldiers, have
a kind Of respect for men who do not fear
10 say they are rebellious. But as for those
white ivered peace men in the North, we
would hold them in utter contempt and ab
horrenee. No more ofthem at PRESENT, but
you can mark u down, that when the SOL
diers Lave cleaned out the rebels in Dixie,
they will be amply able TO punish those that
are keeping up the FIRE in the rear.
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TAG 10th Cavalry will leave Cleveland on
Monday next. Destination, Rosecraas' ar
my. Capt. Filkin's company, from this
county. IL in thus regiment
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NorIcE.--Whe Whereas, nv wife, Sarah Folk,
has left my bed and board, without jus,
cause, this is 10 warn all persons not 10
trust her on my account, ss will pay no
debts Of her contracting.
Feb "a, 1853 Jacos Folk.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby gi, en- that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing betN oen tho un.
dersigned. IL dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The books and accounts are in The hands OF
ID. c. Fisher, who will settle tho business Of
tho Arm. Parsons Indebted are requeAted to
settle Is soon M possible. N. u. MILLER.
Feb. 10, CA wv. u. &. FISHER.
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Saw Mill for SalaJ

LIHE undersigned is Offering y great bary,t,
10 any one detlfous of Purchasing n SAW
MILL. He will sell his mill for ,ii,s rhn,,.
sand po' ars' 70 be paid ~ ioilows:- One thru
" n,n'' one tn'tu ~ saving. and one third in
" :, mortgage upon the premises to he given
'9r ohcN pay lnonls. Tho mill Is In the villnye
u Arcadia on the Fremont, Linn A tin,~n
mailroad, !, ard Is known ns tho ''Dlllcry MN"
" 's w gooh running Order. For further rar
ucular, call at his resmence In Ate.,d,', u',
cock nrty, ohin. Having purclu,ss,i I,rd
IN the west, and Wishing tu rc,nnye ther, h.,
pHunh 70 SoIl. JUSEPH DiLl.ERY.
rLS9-A House with 73ilots, in Tie vii.
the Mil. un re.lsOnabrms. o,s
Feb. 20. lSGJ.-7m "'0
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SPECIAL Norrcz The person who took
the two Satchels out Of the Bureau in nv
house, on Wednesday, the 25th inst will
return the property, or will prosecute tc
the fullest extent Of the law.
February 26th, 1863. J. p. KERR
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NO1/CE.

NOrlCEl Ia hereby given that the undersisn.
! ei mas heen duly apnrintrd Adninislra.
VT "i tlo estate of DAVID PETERS, late ~
Hancock County, Oifo, dcce ,s.d. AIl ner.
sont indebted 10 the estate are requested tn
make Immediate pay ment. and Those having
claims against the samo will present them "a
the undersigned for allowance.
JACOB PETERSs
Bybs s,vs 4 Duskgr. Aus. F.b.1l
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ISspFcroa or SrisIrs.-Mr. Fl. r. Wind
er, oil this place has been appointed Inspec-
tor Of Spirits and Coal oil for this district.
Mr.. W. will make an efficient officer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-27

NEw AovE.risEMENTs. Everybody is in.
terested in the new advertisements, this
week
Drs. anRworthy-Medical Cad.
Isaac Davis-W. r. Cheese.
Lewis Harms, Put.in Bsy-Grape roots.
NJ Gray--White Lead, Bath Brick, Un-
ion Healing Salve, etc.
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wAsHI ssvos, Dec. 90, 1862,

MEssss. WALKER, WISE d Co., Bosros:-
GEsrrhEs: L have examined Cochia' s
"Results OF Emanci ipation." and do not
hesitate to say that it is the most full and
complete work on that subject that has ev-
er come under ny notice, and co1clusively
shows, that wherever the experiment OF
Emancipation has beea tried it has always
been found beneficial. not less 10 the owner
of the slave than 10 the slave himself.
A general circulation Of the work would
tend powerfully to correct public opinion
on that subject, and the Eienas of eedonl
thrO' out the nation eou d do nsthng more
efectual to promote the cause Of Emaaei.
patton than 10 aid its eiTeu lstiun.
...-,t., Yours respectfully,
u.s. no.. B. F. WADs.
Sold by 8. A. SPEAR. Agent.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving ana
beauufYing The human hair is again pat up
by the original proprietor, and ID now made
with the same care, skin and attention which
first created its immense and unprecedented
sales of over one nllion bottles annually | 1t
is still sold Al Is cents IN large bottles can ea.
silly be sold In year, whsn II is again known
that the Hatharon il not only tho most del ght
ful hsr dressing In the world, but that u
cleanses the scalp oi scuri And dsndruR gives
the hair \ lively, rich lururiant growth. and
preVsnh IL from turning gray. These are
considerations nrrth knowing. The Kathai-
ron la, been tested 'Ur aver Twelve years, and
is warranted Ms deacribci Any lady whn
values n beautiful head cf hair Will use tho
katha'ron. II Is ireiy perfuned, cheap snd
Vdluahle. 1t ID SOLD ny all respectable deal.
ers throughout the world.
y. ). B NRNES \ 90. keN York
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

IN pursuance of An order granted by ths
l. Probate Court of IL tncouK county, Ohio,
wll liicr inr sale. Al puJlic suction, on
Saturday. Ihe. 5th day Of u rsh, 1868,
At tNo o'c.ock =. NJ, upuu the prem ses. the
following Roal Estate, situated In the cuuuty
Of Hancock and state OF UhiO. to-wt: Ia lot
number seventy four, 7) in Vance and Co
rvs addition u the Town Of FindLiy. Az.
praised at tjD0. Terms OF sale: One.haIf Ia
hand, aud uns'hdlf IN nine monti.s, wItli'tnier.
est. EMElINE.E PRAY
Administrators Of Wx. K. Pray,
February 5Lh. 1873 rs W. -
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THE Book FOR rHE HoUa.-~THE RxsuLrs
OF BxANcIrAroN." To the value of this
impo, tant work, Hon. B. F. Wade tsstifes
in the follow ing Communications;
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vT,uE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
6IR JAMES CJARK,S

SIR JAMES CLARK's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription IT Sir James
Clarke, II. d.. Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unlailing In the
cvre Of all those painful and dangerous dtsea.
ses To which the female constitutOn Is sub
Ject, II moderates all excess and removes AL
distractions, and u speedy cure may be re-
ted on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
tits peculiarly suited. It will. IN short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. prico One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp OF Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeiis.
CAUTION.-These Pills should not be taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS oI Preg-
nancy, ~ they are sure To bring on Mscar-
risge, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections
Pain IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exsStion, Paipitation OF tho Heart Mysteries
Asd Whites, these Pills viii effect "A cure when
all other means have failed: and although II
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calomel
sntimony or anything burifu to the constitu
usn. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package, which should he carefully pre-.
served. Sole Agent for the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, ~. Y.
N. R-sl 90 aud postage STAMPS enclosed
TO ANY authorized Agent viii insure bottle,
sontsi raing 80 Pills, by return mail. 0.25
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Licensed Auctioneer.
JOHN BOYLES Jr

III ANlNU taken ontn license as an Auctiru
4 eer, viii attend to all calls. lie would
respectfully request persons sishiny hls
service To communcas with him before nd.
vcrtising, that the days of sale may be set =.
tl'At he eln attend them. Having had h,ny
experience. he is cbuti ient ~ giving SaLisi.c-
zion. Terms reasonable.
RgFERs To
W Conins, Wm. Mor1.t,
W. McTaughey, l.. Dukes Jr. l. n. Davis,
And Ciiilens reEurally. Feb S'h is,J
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PERFECTION OF MECILNSIsG.
the MAGIC TIME OBSERVER.

pEiNGa hunting and opsn faco. or lniy's
- Or acnusinan's Watch combined, vita
pat eut self winding imprsvemcht.
the New York lilustrateI News, tho load.
Ing plctrr Al psper Ut the United States. In
Its issue nf January 10th, lSj3. on page lts,
voluntarily says:
"We have been shown \ rn,st pleasing nav
alty, of which ths Hubbard Bros. OF this city,
re the solo Importers. II H. called tho Nag
c Time Observer and iss hunthg and OPEN
face watch combined Thisi. ne ofIhe pref.
tiest, INST conyentont, aud decidedlj- the
sest and cheapest time piece Tor general and
reliable use, ever offered. II has within 10
md cnnrscted with It's machinery, rs own
winding attachment rendering Key entire.
lly unnecessary. The CAsns at this Watch arc
lc"mpOssd Of two msitl-, the outer one bens
ina Ii caraI gold II has the improved ruDy
action ever nnvsncnt, and IA warranted an
accurate tlinoploco."
Price. superbly engraved. per case Of =
lGtli d'1en' t2Bi 90. sample Watches, Ia neat
noruccu buxes Tor those proposing 10 buy ~
Wholesale, 81, sent by express wiIh bill pay
tbe on del rory. soldiers must rernlt pay.
mont in advance, As We csun.t collect from
| hose In The Army. Addross
UCBBtUD Mos. - CD, Sole Tnps-1er,
SOUTH con-. NAssAg 4 JouSl rs y T.
| February IL. lsss.-Isw.
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Farms for S1ac

vJy He undersigned has some valuable farms
for sale, situated in IIanc ca county.
l. Those wishing i0purchnse viii and II for
ihvlr advantage 20 give me esll.e
A. +. PARKER, agent.
NDLAr, Oct -. lsG2-Ismr n
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTU n

~ 'ilOG 10 hereby gwen that the uud,,r-
y signed hse Seen duly appointed and anal.
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