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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22
Democratic State Ticket.

OF In Jauor Of a restored Union
OC-M favOr cf Personal Liberiyt
OF In favor Of the Rights Of Citizens'
@ln tavor Of Free Speechl
OIL favor Of Free Press!
OF The maintenance cfhe Laaos!
OF Obedience 10 the Constitution!
FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM,
Of Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE L. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TREASURER OF STATE.
HORACE s. KNAPP, of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE,
P. VAN TRUMP, OF Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN Ii. HEATON, OF Belmont.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22
TO TEACHERS.

EA commencing al 10 O'Clock Of the day
ment ioned and continuing three days,
At HOPEDALE, August 2s, 1863,
AtCADIZ, December 29, l.63,
At CADIz, March 20, 1864:
EDWIN REGAL President,
Nj. b. ADAMS,
M. K. TURNER, J Clerk,
aprl5, B3.ly'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

a@- John S. Pearce, Esq, declines
being candidate for Prosecuting At
torney.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22
What we Captured with Vicks
bUrg

WASHINGTON, July 14-Advices from
Vicksburk TO the evening of the 9Th, state
twenty>Seyen thousand rebel soldiers had
been paroled up to that time. Six thousa nd
stand of small arms had been found, mainly
in good condition, and more were continually
being discovered. They were concealed in
caves as well as in all sorts of buildings
The siege and sea coast guns found exceed
sixty, and the whole captured artillery is
above two hundred pieces. The store of
rebel ammunition also proves to be surpris.
ingly heavy. The stock of army clothing
is officially iuvoiced at five million Of dol.
lars, Confederate prices Sixty thousand
pounds OF bacon was found in the place.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CHICAGO Another
immense Grain Elevator, said to be the larg.
est in the world, has just been finished 10
Chicago, and still another, of equal size, is
nearly completed. They have been built IN
the most substantial manner, and are fur>
nshed throughout with the most perfect
machinery. including large number OF Fair
banks 500 Bushel Hopper Scales, which iu-
sures correct weight to buyers'and sellers of
grain. The amount of grain which can be
handled in these Elevators in a single day
is enormous. The increased production OF
grain in the North west is perhaps shown
in no way more clearly than by the rapid in
crease in Chicago Of the facilities for receiv-
ing and shipping 1t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22

STATE SENATOR,
PHILIP DONAHUE, of Harrison county
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
The Disputed Credentials of
Members.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
me forthcoming Message of the
President,
PROCLAMATION BY the PRESIDENT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

wAsHrsoros, d. c., Dec. 7, 1868. !
Reliable information being received that the insurgent
sosoe ID retrsatng from East Tennessee under crcum
stances rendering it probable that the Union forces
cot hereafter be dslodged fron that important position
and esteemng this TO be Of high national consequence
recommend that all loyal people do, receipt Of this
nsOrma.On assemble at their places Of worship, and
render special homage and gratitude 10 Almighty God
sor this great advancement Of the national cause
LINCOLN
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
Chattanooga ana KnoIviiis.
OSGsrREEr RKIsFORCED-BR REMOVED BRECE-

INuDOK NOT DEAD.
ATLANTA, Dec q ls6a
The R,ga,r says that Lieutenant Martin. Quartemaaier
or Cobb legion Ion General L0ngairoats command on
Saturday last at twelve O'Clock Gen Ransom and Buck
nerH division under Bushrcd johnson had Joined Gen.
Long PARTON Of InnsHtTe.ts forces weYe tho
north eide of IIogtan river Knoxville Burnside was
completely surrounded and prisoners and ctz"ns were
coming into our lines hey renort tho enomy AZ entirely
out - broad. with only small snply of meat ON hand
The enemy burn houTo ovcry night 10 prevent tho
sornEg of tho city. Brownlpw hns escaped. but our
forces captured BIS press, type and thirty miIos
from knoxville Our 0rcos have plenty of aappllee with
the exception ~ salt, which Il scarce.
All the Union families IN tho sweet water Valley hav"
gone on 10 Burnside. On thor 10 Knoxville our
forces captured lanois station. hundred and ten
wagons. VITA baggage of every drtcripcun.,
special 90 the iahgencsr. dated Dalton nccamber 2
says Gsi1Hl Htqg has TEN rcerot bv me Pff'dcnt a.
hV re}u lie gcranadod last night by Tho band
Of tho iourth Florida brigade aud beng called out raid.
that h- accepted with gralitudn and hrartie thanks
ing btioeca f.eia t09ud n p,1Ff0io, whun he
would laave them. ils nluied 70 tho bloody
battles and spoke Of the reputation of his brave Toops
tho innst feeling and touching nunnnr Io took long
and R1f farewell Of thcm with ID" aHBnrancn that tho
memory " assoclation with them would hold fresh
IN BIZ mind General Bare was called for. and Inado a
most beautiful ulugon 10 the crecr pf General Bragg,
endIng with the TINT with union and harmony,
Tennessee wOpld spring be restored Roth generals
wcro vociorousy obeered. aud the greatest enth slam
prevailed Gn-ris Brsckinrdgs and iiardee Aiso
ser"nhdcd. and made appropriate apeorhes
e rps % fifteen thousand federal trooIs passed
through Cleveland ycaiorday on their way to Benton.
report IN the savannah RspaL'tc1n OF the dcH0rton
Of Colonel lloonqurt of General lrhggs stat basey
false. He acted mort gaauty at Chattanooga n chd
Of artillery.
Nothing Official from General lousr,rcct.
The. Richmond S,mas OF tho 9th " December says
General Bragg undoubtedly boon relieved of the
direction OF the army in Northern Gesrsa. and
General finrdce is IN command.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

last night by our cavalry pursuit ths enemy repre-
sentlng fye corps o. uisntry and three divisions Of
cavalry
our scouts report thai tho Infantry iallsp
back fauquier behind the Rappahannock leaving only
cavalry culpspper. They burned an destroyed ovory
thing n the country occupied by them this de Of tbo
rkor, reducing the inhabitants TO beggary.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

TO
hrived. EMP perby, ,i,,y dAys from Hons gous
1hs CalRornia Legislature met today a. -acrAmsnto
ana vas orsanirsd BY ssc,us Hr. Barnett fress.ri pro
i>|' of Tho senate, and vn. " lstrs u nevada
Speaker q ito Assembly mo rc- Cove'uu % Trota
bly, ts irsasurA,ed 90 wedueday
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
Long.tre~Gs Retreat From Knoxville.
(relegr aphie dispatches TO tho Riehmoud papers

NffANfI, U"f. =, TFF1.
A special to tho In,f0,nosr dAt.i natou, Dc,essbsg
T. that General IAdbetsr arrived yestefdsy from
Knoxville, which point hs len last Sunday General
Lopgfuect had the same day made an ubsuccesgpl a.
Burnside aud Afterwards commercial retrcsss0
10 Virginia. Hooker and Hges CORPS rspostsd 81.
yanrng Knoxville aud london and will probably
follow 1opgntreet enter North Carolipa tving
heard ysntsrdAy In the direction of Cleveland which
supposed TO be from whe.or's cavalry. The rusnor
yesterday that the cnemys cavalry had advsnc.a to
RngFold without fouDfatlJu. Lieutenant J. " IAbb
and Captain barnes 81 tho signal oorr~. desoried snd
went TO tho cnemy previous u tho late tstte Tho
report that Grants bcadqariers si Ribggoia r
correct
fuosD uTrrirrn
Il reported on the streets that fouggre~, hls boon
forced 10 the Siege q Knoxville aud Ia rsiraaiins
towards S0uthwsstsrn Virginia. This report doubtless
derived from hsrborn paperr received hers yesterday
extracts from which will be found another column
Al We know positively this subject " that uaical
despatch, dated kDoIyilio December q has been re-
criyci here bnd that at the tim0 ~ sfting ha hAi
abandoned the siege Tho farker~ state tho clfca1.
stances u bits retreat with Particularly and there may
be srme Truth M their account.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
Longstrect Rctr~ating.

-
General Iedbctter arrived yesterday from KDokvir,
which point he LETT last sunday. G,B. LonDsrsa had S
sdm' day, made nuucc,,fi ditrsk BUpsids, and
dferirdrfs conmsuced rrtr~ifiHG 10 Iu0u,d Hooker
and sigelr corps reported advancing Knoxville
aud Ioudon, and viii probably follow Iongstrect
ter North Carolina Firing heard yesterday In the
direction Of Cleveland which supposed TO bo from
Wbeelers cavalry. Tho rumor yesterday that tho enc
my'B cavalry had advanced To Rnggold, va. without
foundation Lieut. J. r. fahh and Capt narbes, of tho
signal corVt deserted and went TO tho pre-
vous TO the late battle Tho report that Grants beAd
quarters arc at nnsgold ID not correct
Ii,Lrus, ncc 4, 1895
The latest accounts roproacnt that iongstrost with
paa OF his command tnado unsuccessful attack on
Knoxville HIS l0aa worry small Iis then rssei tho
siege marching towards Abingdon. Va General Bush
rod Johnson had succoeded in odsotng junction With
Ionesroet without tho ioHs of hs supply train a. prs
vously reported
General ysugn, with hts command, and ons os ,hsss
hams regiments was at charesoo TeuD trying 10 mako
his 10 North CarulinSA
our forces are in ros-sson Of Ringgold Nothing from
the front.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
News from Charisston by IN. WAY OF
phfIsdeIphIs.

luLSnLfnli itc- " lt'o
1he ors JOIN wseh, Jr.. Cart Tf.ld, from Port Royal
December !, and Charleston bar December ?, arrived Al
THIS port this morning Captiia Freh reports that vhsn
be pAfsed on Charleston there nfng bot dense
smoke vas vbs over the city ard he spposod u 10 be
burning
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
The south American susm.bip Com.
psny.

tFfHt 30. Ir Nv
H'tinsd ibs orosfs n Ne Bard = ffads, bad
tht aftsrDocu, ,ote neu,r atrs ne Fovsrrnsni ior
atubsdy y sd - ths solih Imer steamship Com
pAny Tho Treoci corisufiAies rsfs usieaD eorunun.
cation Ehh nfs,n and .nisrme1Aie p,tif stsfs uats
may " ncrsAfsd ara esvsotso 90 ~. rt.isa sialss
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
Teisgra" from General B'ssg.

Gcnefnl Co0rn, Richmond
Tls cuomy have fallen ilck srtoss the Chattsn.os4
Destroying fthng ia their routs. Including raj
ROAD track and bridges 1hsr los heavy IN their
attack "a our rear guard, under General Caybofu
BkANfOS BRAGG.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

the Enrolment acS increase the pay Of non-oom
mssioned officers and pvatee the army hfty per cent
Tho daily hour Of meeting fixed at twelve 0 clock
at noon.
On motion or Mr.. powKlI. (opp) Of Ry., he Senate
then
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
ksys,sIt, HI.,nan. Dol -a,,..ha..n..

?. J.. "a ~ ~, et.sls Ltsu ardd4.s va ssfisG
Mayor q 'aHtr dgs ta..ay crl .na -r
fnNs, 80 sitr'so Kaycr 90 et.'t. q, t.r ~ff.tt.
reFfaf
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

ANicksburp oespatch q no Ssth at sAys ths, the
rebel General Pos has besr ordered o The command q
Southern Nssssippi, WITH fesdq1arcrs o.! Brandon Or
teen miles eas, OF jackson
1nero ~ division OF rebel nrarny al tanlor ara
several regiments at Meridian
General hcPnerson hs tsusd corferpt,on oraer
similar 70 that recsntv loo ao1 by Gertral HItibH
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
G r A NJ r. IS A r M Y

rnffISoosI Dec a, 1865
On Friday act ne rebel ravary attacked our forage
wagons near Harrison, tsevo In.les nom Chattanooga,
capturing twelve or fifteen Of Them.
General " u. wbippls sGcceeas Naor General Bey
nolds Genera Grants chef ofs star General Reynolds
tass comusnd Il The troops At New orleans
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
TO aafss - Go,,.a,asatil ilor,.

a..-..-sr -.-...e ..-.... !.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

rfK gID nos OF Mr. ooubI.
Whole number OF votes. Observation-Disclosures. ISL
Necessary n a choice. ........ .............. ~
Mr. schuyler CofsN republican, OF Indiana. ...... 1Ol
Mr. Samuel Cox oppOsition. OF Ohio.......... 81
Mr. John T. Dawson, opposition Of Pennsylyania II
Nr Austin A. King oppcsition, OF Missouri
ur Robert Mallory opposition. of Kentucky .... 10
MI Henry q. StebbDs, opposition. OF New YORK
Mr. Francis Blair, Jr. republican, Of " ssouri .. 2
Mr. John g. stiles, opposition, Of Pennsylvania .. !
JHf Won fop sfrAgu
The following is TIE vote for Speaker
foR NJ ColyI1-Ne.,rs Alley Anison; lrnss tnosrson.
Bsr Boz B5d'rs p soyd n.si sSd.gss ss'r sroam. sf
s % . cs bs". Dem GasG p,os GS
1sa 1rfsi psss Es, .a 'rss genoH s.Ss
,i-nses tulsa Mason, ssily' ' kellogg o ssioss
Nac sei@so ssIr Ssr bSsssy ac,rSs.4 ssa scs fb sS
re, Myers 4 Myer. Norton q. o seii Of,h, Psterson
tIHiSs fss: sfs1, :ls5ao! s:.s Eis
ay Gpson y.n S.sss6sr. . ...Ss5s, ,sr Ihs%
wss6barn., wsb.,sr, wlss,. winsms Wide, wilson.
,yoR NJ, Coz. -x,.sn. ). G. Allen, " ,n.n. a c
Hoa Esa. fn,sS srp pSss % n.Rs"S s.sST f'i n.r r.
ks.pe khs.ISl HoLas males Ds u & G9sso. kssa,s
sd1.iaa. y Sori, xS"i,9h. 'SSs sSS.' ss 1IS S..
ssstsS '' sss,1'GP h9xi ss; s'
roa NJ . l. Divsos-.e.sf. Incoba Bailey c9rroih.
s,t R.ad.i ss. s1ss.ssa .sa soa. aas,' S'A''' WH H.
Hstr. King , 8 Rolins s,srsfi wsds~oith' w.Ii ana
so, o. .ss nd FsrSso1o Woo A'''' h' S'o'' h'e'''
nelson od, pru,s, s..s sI sna waisss 's''' '''''''
yoH IN. BtsfR. y kssouri-y.ssrs Cot'ran and Flss
FOn NJ. sriHts-Bcu amin Wood
ihe lJhs therefore declared Mr. Collar duly and legay
elected Speaker % The House d the Thry.eshth on
grcss
The Announcement pss .rc.,ed with yocierous sp
plause.
Nessp Dawson and CoS we're appointed 10 coreac, the
speaker 20 tho chair, which vas followed ~ appntss
from the f00r and galleries
hrnnss srlspr ooul,
Ibs NitfH on taxing the char delivered rfsf,
coqpen Afi piu 0tc address, which ysd slib
general applause Mr. Collar ssf --
GasTJNgx np rW H0r'g ~ RErpDEvrhuy rs--I0day
MI Be marked o American history a. tie op@u.ug q
congress tesiuel % isce an settle The most -TcrAnt
qnoTtors q he lcnt1y md d1rrg whose srierce the
reh"ior, I'D d haf fsr-ef ~ rg nuatcu. Hu tsy0ud
az safff F 20 ~.r a-rry sId navy tnd ne ttmn
sir.tnf--.'.ca crgei death No' oris FA ynaT ta1-
si taer.H Fata N .'h ,'fttN~t lef4fnF ls hsf ets
'.r. .t Ne i.. =. e b@.y mo n..et i'ia1t
ff rh uf ntffntel ~. .atofr W fo-f sr'lr in ihs
it.n 10000 ''rrn p. nvte VI" r. sr
fa.'.
u f.sf
t fs.. agt.. ssf atsr at4
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
General Grant, Captures Daring ~.

CrArt.Noooi, Dec. =, 1863
General Grant has oEptgrod iho var begun tor
hundred ard 'eventy two oannor srd ntsty thogsand
prisoners
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
rr Sum-
- !. y. :. ~ ".

,..J ...tt..t H.a o. .Tty
y Ao ..,t PRO lrs3
CO.. .s.t t.n.s .aas 49, at 81
rtstry .rffe -f t.e
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
WYNKooP' ) ICELAND PECToRAl

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmona
ry organs, are ever Prev;Lent, nsidiOasan
dangerous. The properties of "A medicine ~
levi,lte, cure aid uprUot these complaints
must be Expectoraut, Anodyne and lnyigOra
ting, loosenng the mucss of the throat, and
imparting tone to the entire system. No dis
covery in medical science ever mastered thir
class OF Diseases like DR.. WynkuSp's Iceland
Pectoral. IL is used with the most astonisn'
ing result in all cases of Bronchitis, ln1uonLa
whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid sore
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
Eous Irrtability, &c.
The Rev. J. j. Potter, certldes, "thal | have
used Dr.. Wynkoop's PICTORIAL for severa
years, myself and IN my family. for sevcrt
Pulmonary Conn llAints, and have recomme Il
ed II TO many others, and have never seen ~
equal"
Rev. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Humid. eds and thousands OF important testi
nonils could be produced, showing Its 70
markable cures and that II never fails
1t is composed OF pure Iceland Moss. Balm {
Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Con
frey Burdock, and other invaluable eSpecl'
rant aud tonic ingredients. 1t Is harmless
prompt and lasting. lnvalids and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect Il trial. Every family
should have II. IL is remarkable for CruuI
Fun descriptions, recommendations and d.
rections, accompany each bottle.
sold In Findlay, by all the Druggists.
Prepared by Dr.. Il. d. WynkOop, and SO
by d. >. Barnes i Co., New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
UNION MEETINGS

Meetings will be held at the follow
ing times and places, and viii be adj
dressed by the speakers whose names
are annexed.
Leaders School House, Jackson
township, by Messrs. O Neal aud Colt,
August 3lst-evening.
Pores School House, Van Buren
township, by Messrs. Bigelow and j.
F. Burkct, September lst--evening.
Cannonsburg, by Beardsley and
Dunn, September 1st--evening.
Grnham's School House, (Big Lick
Center) by Colt and Burket, Septem-
Der 4tb--evening.
School House, in North Findlay, by
]. b. Dunn, August Goth evening.
Wisemon's School House, Delaware
township, by j. b. Dunn, September
4th--evening.
IIaddox School House, blanchard
township, by j. B. Dunn, September
2d--eyonlng.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

was the honored instrument Of estab-
fishing, standing amidst nations of
earth as a green and Interesting oasis
in the moral desert that lay spread
out in all directions. There, while all
the kingdoms and empires Of the cul-
tivated East, West, North and South,
with thcirpriests, philosophers states
men and heroes, combine to assert to
the victor belongs the spoils, the strong
may crush the weak. the conquerer
may enslave the conquered and sell
the captive; the nation Of Moses plants
itself deep aud sure upon the FIRST
principles of eternal justice - the
alienable and universal rights Of men
Ia life, liberty and pursuit Of happi-
ness. Yours, respectfully,
A. CLERGYMAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
HEIMSTREET'S
INIMrTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T IS NOT 4 DYE!

But restores gray hair to itS original color by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural snS
tenancH. impaired by axe or disease. Al IN
stdntdncous dyes are composed al lamar cauhi
ic, destroyin6 the vitality aud beauty "f the
hair, and afford of themselves No dressing.
Heimstreets mimi,able Cooring not only re
stores hair To- lts natural color by au easy
prucess, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT GEAUrY
promotes lis growth, prevents It's failing on,
eradlcates dandIuu aud lrphriS health ana
pleasantness tn the head. II has stu Il ihe
test of time, being the original Hair Col"rin!
and IL constantly increasing IN iirvor u 81
bv both gentlemen and hd'es. Ii is 'old ny
all respectable dealers, or can be procured
by them nf the eoir rmarc'al ,.gt. D. = Barnes
26a broadway, ny. Two sizes, 50 cents and
fl,00.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
F1NpLAy. Anpnst ODD. ,G8.

Mr.. LoCKE:-The following COM
muncation was sent TO the Editor Of
the Hancock Coarior, for Publication.
As it is not in the Courier of this
week, presume he declines to pub
lish it. | supposed it to be honorable
and fair that its readers should see n
defense of meeting which he had
slandered. Perhaps expected more
from that quarter than he is capable
of
Editor of the Hancock Courier:--
\ paragraph in your issue Of the 4th
inst, in relation to the Thanksgiving
meeting ut the Methodist church, con
tains several erroneous statements -
You have been misled hy your in
formants. It would be well not for
you to believe them again, until you
have better evidence OF the truth OF
their statements.
1t is not true thst the meeting "par-
took more Of a political assemblagc
than y devotional meeting" TO this
more than -tenths ofthe audience
can bear witness-men and women,
whose character for truth cannot be
questioned.
IJi- 10, t.'Ic tiAt tie preacher "de-
livcrgI . yiolcu, pasyisan harangue;'
h. IA aJt Jisc1~- Al, question Of u
partisan character; he made no as
yauit on any political party, nor did
. he advocate the cause Of any party
One remark which he made was slight.
ly chccrcd by a few persons stamping
their canes on the floor; this is all Oh,
cheering that was done. The audi
ence was greatly interested in and de
lighted with the discourse: and they
manifested their interest and delight
. by their close attention, and the pleas
urc that was visible in their counle
nances.
"Such disgraceful proceediug," rs
you describe, never occur in any o
our churches. Those who are iu TIL
habit of attending the different church
es, know that the charge you make il
mot true.
You say, "lf those political priest
would preach Christ and him crucided
instead Of Abraham Lincoln and hin
. sanctilied,' &c., to winch | reply; l
you were Il regular hearer of thos
men whom you call political priests
and were to publish nothing abou
their preaching but what YOU know t.
be true, You would never publish sucI
II false and blasphemous sentence.
AS you have charged the preacher
, with preaching politics, will you Civ
the name Of any preacher who ha
discussed any question OF party poll
tics, or advocated the cause Of an
party, or electioneered for any candi
date for Office, in the pulpit, and pleas
give the time, and place, when an
whore he did so. JoHN 5. KALB.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

III BRYANS p0lMONiC wAFEns!
The original Medicine tablished IN 1897
and hrst article ui the Kind o.er introduced
tho name Of 'Pulmonic Waters, in this
-" ahy other country VII other PulmOn0 Wa
teis are cuunterieltS. The genuine can be
known by the maine BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
Brvans Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. sore throat, HOArsenesF
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve splitting Of blood. palms in the Chest
Bryans Pulmouic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lang Disease
BryHn'a Pulmonio Waters
Relieve irritation OF the Uvula and Touslls
B'yans Pulmoniu Waters
Relieve the above eomplai IL ,n Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are a blessing tu all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted To- Vecalists and Public Jpeakers
Bryan's Pulmnnic Waters
Are tn simple form and pleasant to the taste
Brvan's fulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect ranid cures
Bryau's Pulmonio Wcters
Warranted to give satisfaction tS every one
No family should be without box OF
BryHn's Pulmonic Waters
In the house
No traveller should be without II supply OF
Bryan's Pulmnnic WATERS
IN his pocket
No person will object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
Twent" Five Cents
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, ster, Roche
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

The Meetings.
Notice particularly the appoint
ments for meetings. afternoon and
evening:
Saturday afternoon, September 9th,
afternoon meetings will be held III
Van Buren tp., and Arcadia.
August 3lst, an evening meeting
will be held at Leaders School House,
jackson tp., aud on the evening of
Sept. 1st. at Pores School House.
Van Buren, township.
Messrs. O'Neal, Colt. Bigelow and
Burket will address these evening
meetings. Other appointments will
be found in to-day's paper See that
good audiences are out.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28


E. n. Faisig, Of this place has been
commissioned in the 10Th Cavalry,
the new regiment now raising for
border service, and is now recruiting
his company. This service, to the
right kind Of men, will he very pleas
ant The regiment will he used ell
tirely in protecting the borders against
guerilla raids Rolls may he found
nt Colt 81 Pnrkcr's office. Veterans
cnlisting in this regiment receive s402
bounty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28
Inghnm wheat Cleaner,

The Ingham Wheat Cleaner, is one
OF the most perfect machines for mil
lers, in the market. 1t has been test
cd in hundreds Of mills, and the uni
versal verdict is, that, as n smnt ma
chine and separator, it has no equal.
Kettle Sc Myers, Of Button, own the
right for Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-08-28

rt~The Coppcrheads are busy so
Letting Union votes for their candi-
date Tor Clerk, Dennison. The vot-
ers Of the County will bear in mind
tho fact that Mr.. Darrah, the Union
candidate for that Office. lost an arm
ut the bloody battle Of Wilson Creek
that having but one arm he can
only live by his pen. He IL eminent.
ly qualified for the position. If any
ono has claims upon the office, it is
the man who been MANNED in the ser
vice of his country.