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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

to certify upon bonor whether and how lcpg
ttey haye been absent without leave, &c -
We fear the proposed remedy is ipadequste
10 the grievance; End that noihing but some
guddsn, shstp aid decisive examples will
cure the evil. Trio bill docs not propose 70
do away with The other penallios TO which
off ;ers and men are now liubls lvr ,his mex.
cu.AbIs military offs CO.
The SenaIs has al5o passed bill allowing
new papers ro be sent 10 so.diers free Of
postage. Another, allowing ration Of to-
bscco, has been reconsiderad in ths senste.-
This measuss and in liberal form, ought do
cdedly to epassed into law. There is plenty
Of tobacco ID the couotry, but at the present
monstrous prices il needs almost the whole
Of soldiers pay to provide luxury, which
is 10 very many necessity. Nothing COM
forts mora fer the want of M ample diunsr
th.n good snoko- Tor tie,e is grea: deal
Of Euncn natu'e in man. II is psinfnl to us
TO say !hat while ttere i,sa boon 100 much
terdrraess and eoiuFssaon ,avishsa ppen tie
.ku king stiags|ers Of the army th~Te hss
been tar too scsnty justice, to say nothing Of
kiodaess, exhibited towards .ae noble, M
complaining, el!-srdorins soldiers, who stay
iaths f I'D srd do ther Tho!e duty y-snd
such duty We seom to hsTe come to
fsncy that every body hsa rights eScsp! Il 6
soldicr-,hat every lazy, scnsming speculator
inihe nscessaries OF lfs, must get bis uttcrmost
fsrthing Of market price, but that to mulct
the soldier t9o Aunl4d per cent. in tho meat
rasiou he nus contracted f,r IS natural and
p.oper. Let it not be said, while so many
warehouses arc hurntirg with tobacco. that
we csn not sfford tho soldiers q ra,icn rf 'he
great staple Of Virsinis. We give ihrm :
vary poor mcal o' ues:: He take cara they
shall hsys nothing to drink; arc We als> to
grudge them smoke!
There is bill pending to abolish d;gging
III the Confederate army. We s:s iu favor
Of very ssrere pnpishnp7ts for ihsuhoTdins-
tion and deaer,ior; and what is still better:
tnsn ey7erity, is c-riainsy. Those who dis
grace ,r:- e.sv;cc. ara ;h"iS State. and thtir
ccrlrsces. ought 20 have punishment, both
sharp au.i sure: sni there is no roon In
| ory hes,ta fos compassion ior eact soouu-
drels. YET. Ea :s7ar tie abolition Of The
c,nirs punishment oi tiogsius. white men
ought :,ot 70 DO visited by penalty SC de-
srsding that m rn,nly spirit can suryive it.
i,rt:e. ~ Shoot the delinquent at once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

The pc: contage Of tic cotton and TOBACCO
could DO most prnftahly sold OF exchanged
for subsistence: flr !ho s!:aT. hi. psr cent
ago uf produce would. 10 IT. eziont, take the
Government out 81 co1rpetj;iun with the
people for srtic!cs o. P-ir,o 20 ce5sity,
and to its extsn. would chraptn !ue price 6y
lesscning the demand,
This subject of taxsiion il kind nai be;n
suggested To us by farmers WIN believe that
it will not only bo Of great s":v:ca to the
army, but in many cases OF .F,'' '.contrn-
dstion to the farming interest We may Sr-
cur to this sutj,c. eeain. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
CEDAR POINT FOR SALE.

1ru,,uanc- Of deere Of tie ct.ru't Otar OF Gtrth
1 had eoro.y, nsda ca u. h5 day OF AP,a D. !e1I'
- c,u,s d.irut.ns in ssd court, 10 Ehioh asr-E T.
E-i;o. :, .'nt,H an1 NC, 3. Mersr-, ~ Adm i'ot
NJ be., apsri da--G-ed. snd 1, Lis eva ':Fh. al
o;ae, .t- q 4 sr,s he tatsnigned arp.h.-d spst's
,os,a, /! sn.rr .or tLs parpcs,. VIII on Tdts0Af, ts
ala. t.y e. 1AhIu, A. Is o'eocf, p:-Sesd rpoh ne
ri,ss to se a. pu"t.s .zcI0n, 10. OF EtorI1 wa
II. Irrpro-.c,i :.r.5E. Ct Ceisr Fehi, n''
Eore Il teiup the lot c: gccuca sen .as noic Sro
iny a, tho: place Is loc.tel IaI lot OF sfu'c &c. s
dIstsly n the jane. Rive ca-. 81 ou .Ho l1.iss
Cur, Hoczs Ths purchas. I'll yto ;ae sIns Vla .s
s.n foysic., condition, ard rrsI!son, refs'Tei TO u
tie decree, and ~hirE E:u &C f,a ~ ~ ~ ID'
~. lerr 81 viii be o1s 'hfd casa And Ee ca1nce
=, ,rei ~ one aad ye-r1 With int..ei: isoE He
ia, Of ,,;e: aad .as df.:ted payments, to2Gs ~
,.,,.3 ost,l .He iu:ti.-: Gr:er G! tho corrt
'0'eo WILLIAM y. STA: AID,
ic.GAY l. 0RArTAH,
e. ~.
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carcr c.lt
= arCG - -csi
..r-Ip1r pp0psRTY FOR SALE.

VdLO ADLb ~ I1ttH ~
81 tho io:h day cf AFBIL, 1888, viii be ee-ret '6t
,aio en- tic p-,n'sss the property IN The t'sn u
st.ur:,n, tpoun "K.l'rLrs" ha it.s re'iGS4te q
Mrs d aria SGeGi de:e,s:d. ~
,te lot cootsoe mo iour acre, and ESJ pe cif'rl
bail d.x:n CT nero s.ab!e buidir' ioe hH'f tfe
heart Of tho t9va sEI !eavEG th 90 ~hen !hs o." D.
a,lnds ing., with Spd dad tp p1chu ui Rate-h i.'
yruund, are n, hy In, vsd std tsvs o. them q ny v.
Iteue, Of choice nuts The Dsna'en rio 70 his7 ="
hn1G.oms. in s,od ,-2su sad oonioIt.oJ sf'.n
ns,. nsr. beautiful raIdsroe. VI H:ors ds3he1e
pro- cry. i. r.re, eGa'ed IL The ss1IH e.. ,s,,nc A.
-, ~ v,srs viii bs e.y.n en- ,Se Gn.i Of Le pr
chase n,'ne!' ss!' -, THE IIrIIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
Tkr.,UYI nDi.Ct - 'cU rS&Uttu .--i.-'
E--ny EOTES

Tkr.tgJYI ayI.Ct - rB TS&Di.su .--i.a.
SCly NOTES.
In conformity win the act OF Cangrsas STTroTed
October 18th 1861 notice is hereby giveo that 81 i"h
sury notes which shall DO saed from lie iTaas n''
the irs. day ot December ccIt VIII be snsaIs s "nLj
can, ans nil psrsons hol5lng Treasrry no;es ~hich
sss hsve BEEN srsd pavlors TO the saa frat day Ct
esSt ps: ceat. gcnds CT sock, arc hereby nofe dat
tEey must colna in On or eefurs the Ga esy g, sFi
n.n,d =, al ssule ens Of tha 4sstert fIsasnncs cs
nH..,sc.s of he Government for the purfso Of
inc hen, !n eight per cent Bonds or Stook ai'':
,eh " da,s ;hey VII - fundssle only In ecyen iI
Sa,sh as. 3n' C, G. AEMM1NGER,
'@n" sacretary OF tho Treasury.
!, foctnbef - lss1.Lcon- -: sSae etsss
~ ls!s 4 II:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

TaJUg dev'sees under the win Ct he !Ae Richard h~.
Tag, viii soil 4: public aretron, tho prem:se- 90
hUEDIY tnc SOh Of hAnC1, 1893. tie !arra tacsE -
SUN HILL
eouanlnc SO sercs 80 CLEARED :nd 70. In Of! ts rEo
So I OAK tim ber t!oh have psysr been plsss"
This Ia one OF the Aesdev yiIns In ITO eaEat7, .rG
has an ine1hr u.,ibIo bed cf bl1s bmeAtcLe iu-aEs
thr oush Ito vuoiu !esS T.uAtsd ~ N e. '?"I "'
Orange Court House. AID only lev hrn'!'o a"' '"
tho Orange aod AIe1srdra jallro.d ,,,
At the uras ard .see the 2t-eu''n 's'' 'e''"
tor viii sell -rporu
SIX LIK Ell I 70 D \ G n Ell ~ Il D
xu,-rh. fura.iure, .rml 4 inpistsns n.ee or 'ont
,hoa.nnd bar Ella OF CID Iron v-cukht sna et' hoie
oznu, cows hogs, s-d ether family scPpi" o. 'sia &
day Of aaIe.
TetT' G":' h''S' - BlkJ IAWLIEIF
z Il. kAW.isG..
80. tx:Cu! rs.
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PRODUCTION or EITRE

Lat week Captain T. J. >Flnnic, chief afthe
Nisre Bureau f,r tho Department OF East
Tonne ssee, shipped from that District fifty
two thousand six hundred and ssTantJ pounds
Of saltpene. BE has increased tho produc-
ton OF his district Afsy-fald in four or fiTo
months. Such officers deserve we'll Of thsir
coz daRre are none nsqss ssSEshg
~ 26:, 6snt F;nu;at TS1yfpf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

Tbc dalies pf the Gscersl Staff Ii Greet
s,onecuon wiik troops in the fiei dali,g
tps Of vat, extend chiefly 10 marches, the
,se.,sring Of troops, the fight and the subsis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
LAND AND NEGROES IN GRANGE
CC,IIhIY FOR SALE

Clerk Of q. Of D. und h. Of X. y. Ve.
march IS -odSsyGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

siu Capt. Einnis.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-29
LYoH's KATHAIR0N.

This delightful article for preserving and
byspufrins thu human hair 10 again put up
BY the original proprietor, and is now made
with the same care, skin and attention which
nrst created its immense and unprecedented
sales Of over one million bottles annually 1t
10 still sold NJ IS cents In large bottles can ea
silly be sold, In year. when IL Ia again known
that the Kathsiron is not only the most delight
fui hair dressing in the world, but that It
oisanses 'he scalp Of scuri aud dandrur,gives
the hsifA lively, rich 1uxurant growth. and
prevents It from turning gray. These are
considerations worth knowing. The Kathai.
ron has been tested TOR over twelve years. and
Ia. warranted IA described. ANY lady, who
values a beautiful head cf hair viii use the
kathairOn. IL IL fneiv perfumed cheap and
valuable. sltis sold by all respe ctatJle deai.
srs throughout the world
D.s ,RiE> d Co.. New York.
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wYIKoop's ICELAND pEcroRAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmona.
~ organs, are ever prevalent, insidious and
dangerous. The propsrties OF medicine al.
lsvixte, cure and uproot these complaints,
must DO Expectorant, Anodyne and lnvigorit-
tins,-iooseni ming the mucus Of the throat, and
lnpArtinG tone TO theentire system. No dis
csvsry Tn medical science ever mastered THIS
class OF diseases like DR.. wynkoep's Iceland
Psotorai. IL Ia used with the most as,onish
ing result In sLl cases OF Bronchitis, Innuenza,
whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid Sore
Threat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
vsus Irritability, &c. ......
The Rev. J. J. Potter, certifes, "that have
used Dr. wynkoop's Pictorial f"r several
years, myself and In my family. for severe
Pulnonxry Complaints, aud have recumme. d.
cd II to many others. aud have never seen Its
squal."
Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, NY.
Hund.eds and thousands OF important testi-
monials could bs produced, showing It's re.
markable cures and that II never fails
IL 10 composed 0i pure Iceland Moss. Balm of
Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Eiecanpane, Com.
frey Burdrcx, and other invaluable expecto.
rant 'Nnd tonic Ingredients. IL Is harmless,
prompt and lasting. Invaiids and sufferers,
cannot anord io neg leot tflaL EverN~Iamhy
should have It. II is remarkable Tor Group.
Full descriptions. recommendations and d.
rsctiors, accompany each bottle.
sold In Findlay, by all the Druggists. .
Preparedl,, DR.. Il. ID. WynSoOp, and sold
by ID. b. BtrIies Il Cr., NeA York.
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,HL,Ee ~ rs. m.>u,ks,

~ BIl lAN'o PuLMoN.I- WAFEsS!
Lhe origihdi Ncuicino q tahlisued III 1887 /,
aud irst artic,e y, The Aind e,tT InirudtC, Il
rths iiaiue " PuiInuhIc MdieTs, IA. tnIs
% nhy otner country al oiher Puin.onio IA.
ieis are couutereIts. Tho. genuine can be
known cy tns nhino BRYAN 1e'ns stamped
Oh each WAFER.
B,van's Pulmonic Waters
H-licve Coug,is Gods. sUIe ,lnruat, tlOarseness
Biynhs umuntc ,Maels
Relieve ..s.auia, Bro ciltis, .Tiiou,l breathing
isrl an'e pumonic naicrs
Reieve sp .ttins Vf blood, PANS H. The Chest
Urya.'s .ullioiiic Waters
Relieve IN .irleut CuhsuiHpi,uu, LlIIs Disease
BrJ ans iu,MOnic t\aers
kelisye l. q lntion ut the Uyula and Tonslls
B.yals. ui.uDnio Na.ers s--i
Relieve the aDovs com, ,,a,ists IN Tsn Minutes
uryan's Puiuonic Maiels
Are \ blessing " all llssses and CONSULTATIONS
Bfy anis Puhnoaic ~ Alters %
Are adapted ~ Vocaiisls aud Pubic Jpeak ers
Bry AUS ulnpIi!t Waters .-. q, =,
Are tn simple form aud pieasi,ih To the taste
BryaIi's Fu,monIc WaieIs 1. ..
Not only relieve Dut elect rapid cures
Bryan's puimunlo Meiers r.-.... 81,
Wars nted ~ give Satisfaction ~ every one
No family should be without IA box vi
,,Hryans PulmyIic Walers i....
IN the house
No traveller shO0ld be wItnout a supply Of
Byyau's Palniurho wafefs' Z ~ :
~ p. In his pvceet ~ t.I
No person VIII froDlecCto give for q,
bfyan's Pulmonic Waters
a. -" rwenty five Gems
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor, ster, Roche
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rhe Hrospect

The Prospect. f 80
Z No one would suppose from a1ook
through Findlay at this time, that the
country was involved in war. The
town is improving as fast as it ought
to in times of peace-as fast it can
improve safely. Three large and
splendid buildings are going up on
Main street-W. III. Wheeler so by
200, three stories-W. l.. Davis 25 by
SO--A. d b. +. Kimmons 20 by $50.
These buildings will all be construct
ed in the latest styles, and will have
all the modern improvements, But
improvement is notI all confined to
business buildings-in fact business
building is the smallest part of it
The number Of dwellings being erect
ed is beyond all expectation. On
every street, ,ip every part Of the
tuwh, dwellings, are being erected,
and preparations are being made for
many that will be commenced laterin
the season. War has affected J the
progress of the town but little. II
yicksburg is taken within two weeks
che amount Of building will belargeiy
Increased -. Ss%i
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Bravery Rewarded,

Bravery Rewarded,
BY the following, it will be seen
that w. w. Brown has received his
medal &c, for his bravery in the
bridge burning expedition:
The Secretary of War to-day pre-
sented Corporal Wilson w. Brown,
Co. L, 2lst Ohio, one of the famous
party forming Mitchelrs expedition
intosthe interior Of Georgia, in April
oflast year 10 burn Railroad bridges
and run off trains, with gold medal
and one hundred dollars. He is the
Engineer who ran the. train. Tho
Ohio state agent furnished the Secre-
tary with list of other survivors OF
she expedition to each of whom a
timilarpresent was made.
The parents of the hero John Scott
who was hung by the rebels, will re-
ceive a medal commemorating his
bravery.
The rebel account of this eXpcdi
ton, will be found ON our first page
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fsun. GREAT ENaLrsm nEMEDY,

N MB GREAT ENtLloh NcMEOti .
S,a J.Mrs 6rARK.s "@@ -" '' -
''" Ui.LEbRATED FEMALE PILLS,
sPrspaFed from apr.scrIptioni sir james
'ClArks; "a. y Pny Aeisp EStrs.erd'nssiy U the
Queen. ..-
Thls invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cvrs Of MI those painful and dangerous dtsea.
.ses " winch the jeIpae. -coiiAJIulipn Is sub
jsct, Itmodsrates all excess anu removes AL
.obstructiens, and speedy cure may DO re.
led on. ,.--. .........,
!.To MARRIED. LADIES. D.. III
II 10 peculiarly suited. IT will, in u short time
bring on the menthy ber.od With rsgulsIly-
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears lhe
Government Stamp Of Great Britain. TO pre-
vent counterfeils.
CAUrlON.-These Pills should not be taken
during the FIRST lhhEE MONTHS ol Preg-
nancy, ~ they are sure 10 briug on Mlscar'
siago, but st any othef time they are sale.
la AL Cases VI nervous and spinal affections
Pain IN the Back and Limbs, fatigue on sllgh,
exsrtion, Palpitation VI tthe Heart, Hysterl,s
and Win Les, these Pills Will eject a cure wl,el
all other means have l,iied aud although b
powerful remedy, ,do iUt contain IRON, caloine,
sntimony or anything hurnul to the constltu
- ssifaifsct!clr 10 o. pam pli,et arouls
each .'ae9age, which sSesleps.cksiSnyp pN
s.rveds SsSlsfxsekttJttA tAs 0daSd Nss,eSah
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-sl,ee and apostsge STAMP encitssel
o ANY au .uvfized Agent, wiIi insurs boltlv,
ohtA'n'i's ~ P1ss Wy ret .in "a al. .v;2o
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S-T-is00--X.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIT ERS

Use f'e - -rf
fhey purify, strengthen and invigorate.
hey create n healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water, die
They remedy. cfects Of dissipation, latehoi
hoy brace the system and enliven the mind
rhsy provspt miasma,ic and other. .fesers.
They puffy breath and acidity of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION.
They cure UiarhoeA, Cholera. Chplern Morbus
They cure Liver complaint. nervous headseh
They are the bee. biiters In the world. The
AXE the weak man strong and are eAhauste
natures groat 'restorer.' They are made of
pure 81. Croir Rum, the celebrated Callsaya
BARK, roots and herbs. and.sre taken wiihthc
plossifreof xbeverage. without regard 10 age
or time OF day. Particularly commended TO
delicate persons requiring n gentle stimulant.
Por szls by all Grocers, druggists, Hotels and
alo0ns. p. n. Drake & Co.. .s202 broadway MY
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Produce Market.
WnEAT-Sl 90 to 81 0l.


Produce Market.
WHEAT-S1 90 to 81 05.
CoRN-45 cents.
RYE--40 cents.
BuTTER-l4 cents.
EGGs-S cents.
I, LARD cents.
OATs-37 cents.
TALLow-9 cents.
BEES WAx-3l cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1 90 to 81 25.
CLOVER SEEp--S4 so.
WHITE BEANs-S1 80.
DRIED PEACuEs-Sl 80.
DRIED APPLEs--S0 10. $500. s
PELTs--50 to 500.
. HIDEs--6 cents geeen, l ! to II dry
RAGs-Cotton 81 cents, woollen 2.
PoTATEs-scarce at 62 cents.
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oP" F-ra
We ask of every one Of our read
ers, a careful persual of the able opin-
ion of Judge Levitt in the Vallandig-
ham case, 1t will be, remembered
that Judge Lis one Of Buchanm's
appointees, but although a Democrat
of the strictest sect, is lawyer rs
well as patriot, Read the opinion
and circulate it. 49,
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Provost Marshal.

Provost Marshal.
Capt. d. s. Brown has appointed
the two assistant Mafshals, which by
law he was authorized to appoint
They are Lieut.. c. Berry, of Wyan-
dot, and - Clark of Van Vert
The Captain also halls from Wyan-
dot and not from II ancock, as has been
reported.
We cannot be too thankful that
Wyandot was made part of the 5th
district. Where else could we have
procured men to fill the various ofllc-
esq We submit list: s....t.
SAssessorAG:. W. Becry, wyandot.
Collector-Shelby Taylor, Allen. /,
Provost Marshal ID. S. Brown,
wyandot Ooh 81 2, -'+
Assistant Provost Marshals - c.
Berry, Wyandot, - Clark, Van
Vert. ~
Giving Wyandot, one of the small
est counties in the district and one OF
the worst seceshs holes il: the State,
three out of the five appointees. Han
cock never asked much, but it does
seem to us that she was entitled to
tho Droyocf Morsbol
While we are on the subject we
cannot help enquiring as to the style
of these Assistant Provost Marshals.
Has G Berry been q straight forward,
consistent war man? Is he entirely
free from Vallandighamism? Will
the Wyandot Pioneer inform the peo-
pie which G. Berry it is, and also
whether he is politically fitted for the
important position Capt. Brown has
assigned him. The appointments
do not give satisfaction in this neck
of the woods, to loyal men at least
We hope the Pioneer--which,
from the fact of its being published in
Wyandot County, may be consider
ed the official paper of the district
will give us some information on these
points eag 4et ...kG Z
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IIorse Thior Arreeiea.

Tuesday last, Sheriff Wilson arrest
ed man named Conkey, at Biuffton,
ora charge of stealing horse IN
Medina county. The horse was found
and restored to its ownea Conkey
has a brother in Jail at this time on
simular charge.
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--es-a<-
Life Insurance.
In the article of last week we at
tempted to show, that life insurance.
upon the plans we offer, can not in
yolve any loss, that eminent men ad-
vised it, and.tha ii was worthy OF
consideration by all men. We pro
pose now, to.make few statements
which weareprepared TO substantiate.
and will be happy to prove to any
man who will take the time to inquire
into the subject. 1t would be tedieas
to argue the questions through the
columns of a newspaper, and we -wo' d
invite the attention Of all to the fol-
lowing propositions, and if any wish
to see the truth of them, at any time
we are ready to explain with facts and
figures. We say ~ a- .. -
lst. Whether regarded as q spec
.ulation, Investment or reyersiou, there
is nothing which offers such a profit.
able and accumulatiye return for
,slnah as well rs large sums ofmoncy.
as n life assurance office. .... -.
I'd. A life policy is applicable to
the several purposes Of sayipgmeney
on loans.
3d. The wayis open to all who
wish to invest, between the ages OF
Ia and 60. = 30.
i4th. No reasonable objection can
be urged against life insurance.
9th. 1t is safer than other insur.
ance. 10. ''''ri -'-
Call and see the agent, Jhou A.
Bower, Findlay, Ohio, Refers to f.
W. Entrikin, NJ. d.; A, Langworthy,
NJ N D. u 9. Baker, Esq, and d.
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Natural Fountain.

Natural Fountain.
May 4th, stream Of pure soft wa
ter, burst out of the bank on the line
between the farms of Messrs. Mckee
and Wagenhals, Northeast of town.
The stream is eight inches in diane
ter and has run steadily ever since it
made its appearance. There was no
appearance OF water in the vicinity
in fact the bank was an extremely dry
place. The stream boils up with con-
siderable force; and is quite curios-
itY.
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J. q A. Langworthy.
Physicians and Surgeons,

R9-uFFlCE-Ewlus's Block, over -lIsker's .
Claiming store
Ss- REsiDENC West end OF sandusky
st''el; first hoyso, West oi United Brelhren
church lot.
Feb. 25th, 1893.
DR.. J, larsworlhy vii pay especial At, on,
Top y diseases Of the Eye, bar, Lungs aud
rhrht. ,....I .-l-
french 4rtnc.al Eyes and Ear nrums ia
Q jrted. May 20.
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NIarripd.

Married.
Married inFindlay, Hancock coun-
ty, May oath, by G. W. Twining,
Mayor, Mr. Nicholas Bercher and Miss
Susan Bair, both of Seneca county.
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Pardoned.s o.. < ~ Sassaa
Mrs. Stewart, convicted last Win
ter of stealing money from Mr.. David
Adams, at the February term Of
Court, has been pardoned by the
Governor. -........
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Revenue stamps.

Revenue stamps.
The following table shows the
stamps to be affixed to drafts. The
law is the same for Notes, except that
all Ntcs under $40 require one cent
stamps.
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9aaiaitioIf+k' ! 'otIttr!sadilliian dilii
Ipcalrand Miscellaneous. I
Papers for soldiers.

Nothing is more acceptable to sol,
diers than papers from home, and ev-
cry one should be supplied regularly.
We will send the JErFERsoNIAN rcgu-
larly to soldiers, for 12t cents per
month. Papers reach the army reg
ularly,. now. ....-. 49, nr
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Administrators Sale.

-Wt1LLbe. onored i1r sale At Public Ana.
w tIcHrut ttre'duur-Uf-t tue Court HSnsa s''-
Ca sa.'rSny, . aae Isst,s Z :. :.
nne sYnuS anu cnSueis o. >. A. spvar,d ,de. d,
fuhlulre, one Air Pump, IA vols. Cullrres.
slonal EloDo, -I3 VOLS. appendix 10 Comsrss
sional Globe, vols. Explorations tor hill,rn,.t
Noulo from tn Mississippi 10 Tue ii,cllu. And
Sau ious other b'Uks, .slO, S
sale 10 commence At ono o'clock 70
isrms t. 10 made knuwrun oay vl sale.
ssS THOMAS MoKEr,.
lSi3. Administrdlor ROT =. A Sn,.r
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Abnor LAnnaTd PHI, NeIoFe y, Y ReNlsley
b. VS., j. l., Ol FluulnV tuv,,,
Austin Rogers, derry ship, Hancock Co., o,
nNlhe l4h day Oi AprL. A. d., 1s6s. SAID
~ Justice issued an order Of Httacnmvnt n,
ibe above. acnon, Tor the sun. OF t@s uy.two
dollars
May ~, 1868. .t, 2 ABSER LEONARD.
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New Establishments.

New Estnbl;shment.
S. ballet d Co., have commenced
the Cigar and Tobacco business in the
room lately occupied by S. Arnold
next to Ballentinc's. They have a
very fine stock of goods.
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the amount of swearing which the
Courier, always provoked, will be left

OUT. ~
The health Of the company was new
er better, and as for spirits they are 4
like the negro said of the mercury in
the thermometer, viz: that It twould go
higher if the tube was longer. '.D
s ~ Yours, Hsa