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BOARD AND ROOMS.

tIRNt NEp pODM no LET WITH OK
H. ut toa ., ia q AL family where there sr.
hst 9iI
ROALD WANitD-iNA PklNAlE Fami-
- ", hi young voLsn wRutr lrCstivt by
oclo / in the morning Addre. e. NJ, bos Sol tan
once. lSs
BOARDING, NEAR TIilED AVENUE
~ tvo rcspsetablc young men can b. accommodated
9Th good board, large and airy rounis, at very mo,
irrst. terms slro two day boarder Apply lsS
East 10Th Il. nvsr Third ave. "
COMFORTABLE BOARD FOR 4 OR g
Nyonus ladies. Apply at ii3 New Canal st. Call
e davr 15J
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A ITES lOS-ONLI FOR ic.-LADlES
1Alsarn.d 10 cp, rate on Wh,cf g Wa ou's sewn.
pi.ch. n al its bianche- .ni ptTtlOulA,. ser
Earnei Ncmm nr, tuctins, Tuacins. Nv IN ,Np.r nee
81 oporstor A,ly al!' a. El-hth av,, bet .t.h uli
rlth eur, Va tht I1is store. -,
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=. NIhl ia ANp~--
- lo NIX woven aud knottod skftH
AIso Iiimmers,

Corner = D.larccv -td Mluri, .,r,.,.
a3t II SrtN. EiiiN & CO.
S,AIL MAkEE>- WASTED. NNAIphEN-
- tic: one that lU h",n NJ the fT,d and vel
vNnc"d. IusuHt tom 10 60 ., ~ Wet o.. 10
STfEEOIiln rLAlES--OLD PLATES
! broken u., or any kini Of Old iyp' metal, lead.
-.u s, &c wanted ',oV pound. A,py at the sun
ui.c.. 40
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ROY WASTtp-IO ASSIST IN ATTEND
Ling bar sbolt &c Or IL csrr Of age, that cen
Pe veil rscomIn' uI,d, aud httlr kuJs edge ot th,
business preferred. Call At the Liquor ~ re, north
east cor Hrusd wny And s-th ct A.
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d
! . e "rc ~ - AZ. q raaa would c,t,~
{ red AgrN aiov, Tor to ds,s -
)uNY "a ,IN uG Ctkr WNNTln-A
: "r,., land -sson ,' *, .u,i.mt 50
yILLk ANJ iDEW NRnlE WANTED
iNon 90 ~olt Arp - ici WIhAm't. %
>,lliEI NANpS WNNlEu-AI $50 Bro.I
"a 'o'c~ in m" 'h.r hv hand. readv sott
= .lk4 k4MAAih>NANIEu.-WAN1IDFs-
? % nee 'hirt aris, 1t 3, Warren {. Son, hu,
: q hWd ni.i vel r,cpmnrn'r', ne Nipv l,e
~.,N, t- IH..N trN rLhlN sew
ere wsutcd: ttu.e No,usiu'ed NH the upho r'fy
hus tft.. Air'y ~ q. . broad t.v l9y
>,iIEt>-N 1i'ONDt'IH GOOD Finn
, ',fir' h'ai 70 WORK 'n 'hg store upol wheol.f (
vii or mach ue, shr wusi N rpush'y understand
her tu.ines.. \.o one 80 bat .nholr mixer and
h7i-hof. An n 81 ihird ave. - FREY. III
t,kiEI ilhND> WANTED To NAkt
>, wo,cn .sir'' SO al op,r,,of On ". - ", ma
S~kIRT HANDS WANTED 3o TRlNNERS
! ami sever rsntHi a. IUDSSON'S mC'oty, or
''h a'e 'nt a3iH Arp'r ium'drey. .iN
~hii.r HANDS
- lo n''k woyen aud knottod skfts;
AIso iiimmers,
corner = p.larcc, -rd M'ar, ,r,,,..
a2r AUSTIN HftLN CO.
sail MAkEE> NASTLO. N ArPEEN.
- tic: me that LU h',n a; the r,d and vel
v7nc'i iusuie 0ou 10 TO ., ~ We'tr. 30
SrtEEOTtH rLAILS--OLD PLATES
: bro.,n uu, or any Kind Of Old Typ, metal. lead
-.g = SC wanted ',oU" pouudt A.ply at the. sun
fCO BOuKBlNDEKS-- WANTED AN Extra
hu.-r-- W g,r-urr H. bok liniery, uacd to do
good hu'it,ef' e. r.t ~" "l"ie hinf'ry fot,,t
lraan, o. h hEh"sEII'' 50 Walker st, fgrfth stc
'IO kAkbEES--N ASILD-A GOOD Jour
.r. .ar H.l :, 20 rut cait-'n'. h.if, in = mot
% ~ ~ @ %. .''l''t , ,-'. %. IA. NAe't
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"A GOOD VEST MAhtE NANlED-TO
q snod hand .teady -otk and good prics Aypy
tor : .ays, 81 IO+ " est 18th 81. Itt
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A WONDERFUL RUSH fOk MALE And
4 Female hclp. Of al us;icn., al No. broaivsy.
next door to tht " Ashngtcn Note. IL.o latch
tAnded employ I'd Immediately. Cooks wanted, v1f.
Ays and farming hAut. ~.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A STORY 10 SUITABLE FOR
huIuor or roeory business. fn ue. 70. sale, st 22i
Navy At. Br'otbn, or -.S Sthtny S. NY ~
EOR saba HOUSE AND LOT, STU
! a,,d ON Eichnond It IN f.e,ory.i,le' ststsn
plcs.snth ,ltuatd and l. veil suIpcd Nth fruit Of
ysr,ons descriptions. For p,rtieu'", inquire Of ".
IL Ill ll- en- the pr,tni's. l'
L'OR SALE 20 ALRtS OP HIGHLY I'M
L proved land, suitable tr fNinius, sstdcn,ns OF {.
privs,c residence. Good hcn.o t.rn. eisterns snd
tho cry by r.ircsd .,th ali q est a. furniture aud
f.rm'ne implcmen's u xe,iIe ny q nIe.YoJ.
N T%'G psr az" 'G Avn, AZ aiYor.nd q, ~ iy.
bet Clinton aud Attorney sts. soS
L'OR SALE--A SMALL FARM OF NINE
j acres, N / IL coed house, b.rn. &C; 20 sers. "a.
itiSEs!I %S1f'os' s of T. T. sfoHl.s SSss';s.aa
roE RENT At EAST hrw YORK-A
1s. s..ry :"i house Inau''" " the Poe, once
ERoCERy To LrT-A SMALL STORE,
VI suitable Tor rrocer or liquor store; also cheap
.partments ior small quiet fainilies Apply at is1
East ilth 81. y"
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-liTH ST,
2 we s?%.. Vt. EY.esslyH $780, A''M.1 IN
r OTIS fOE SAFE Al wOODHAvEN, l.. /,
l<2I milss atove Fast wm.. from s@o. payable
monthly house ard .c,., and h"u.s and iSss s
%..Sus'd" %sa sS5 4, r'ssrn. rs M ths evening a,s
| DART OF A COi1AG, HOUSE TO LIT
at 3 wc. 2i't ct, with stables suitable for ear
| man II required. sv
| ClORF TO lkT, AND STOCK AND PIX
l)tur. 'or .sc, With lease given from TO 10 years
| Ayply to y. CARTES, 8l+ WSt 18Th U. 1Sy
Two LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
nsr Of Nassau md Fulton st- lsryo room on tho
bh foot l.EJ, ~ith windows front and rear, suite
h- for any Misunderstanding business. Inquire " Mas
| san al Itb iloof s7b
T,O LEI-THE MOST COMMODIO''
beet located and longest e-t abli.hed Photogrs' %
| ',llory on Elshth av. Apply on the per'
| Ftshth ay, s-u York W.
| 1,O LEr-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
I r.ore, Nth cUrterr, shelves cAnist-r.- Glare
css,r ga. ana sll ht To- into trs lsss, with tho
h..rron' rout slp per month aud paid up to nth
/ a,-'emhe n.,', hnuIr on to pr'miscs, bst Th nnd
! lo,h ay, ga W--t 3l.tn. 30
tI,O LII. Rooms s5-BASRMFNI AND
. room. NJ -. Apply to Ms. KELLY, II Mott
| st, rear huur Vs
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ROTl LERS WANTED IMMtbiAI Ely
.DSevcrAi good boys Who understand .Ae husinc.,
niav apply iiuInediatciy TO BERLIN SON, g, south
" IllAm az
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S,- rNv.,E CnNKT -lITY AND COTNTY

Two EEAI. ESTATE OWNERS.
j ,paLd 5-oto,.r will r . ceived st this ofics
urtu SATURDAY, August sth, 1863 for the purchase "
real e.tate hy lilo CnTMstion ior the uss Of the n
DCrai men, located "a foll0vs:
ON, lo' ioivven first and Second avenues, TsntS
and Foufir.nth streets, for the Of EpEtns Conl
'C = lot bet~cen Greene and Thompson, Broons
aud ecker streets, for tho Of Engine Company
No A.
Ore lot between Msngin, Lewis, Grand and DolAn-
cey Hreet,, for the use Of Hose Company No, ID.
Ope lot between Norfolk, klvinston, stanton, EsseI
and Houston streets. for the use Of Ho.s Company
No 10 -.
ono lot 70 be situated In Mott street bsveeu Chat
ham aud Bayard streets, tor tho VI Hose Company
No. 90
Pop~ala to contain diagram Of the property Of
fered, Nth dlnsnsonr locality, and chHsesf OF I'm
pr veincnts any.
Preferrt &c will be given TO vacant lots
Payment will te made in cath, on receiving satis
factory title Tho right 10 r,rerv,d TO seiect any of
the prou.als II the Intere.i, NJ the Corporation
quire II. MATTHEW j. bhENNAN,,
City of New York department OF
Finance, Comptrollcrs Oino', an.
July SS lsU3. $o
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JnA GIRLS OH WONtN AND IND
ioN).s rs Also good trmmer-, good psy aud
stendy -or. Apps zoi. go snd 90 West 31th stlgI
Enn LABOHIRS WANTED FOR THE
pNI\CI1t,sbufsr, Fort Wsyne and Chcrso Raj
ru.I ClmpauS. The in me OF the heath
irst l.ri. Of Ohio. NSfs ~ JDc. per day ftr t"n
.u.s 4urk frre psFa-e, no de -uc,ipn, start " u
~ PM lrlm the ComIanys o'lt', No. utv n
y !'h 81 ~
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ERoCERl To IEr--A SMALL STORE,
VI .u'sbls Tor q rrocer, liquor store. also cheap
spartments ior small quiet families. Apply at l31
Ea,t ilth ~, ~
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BOY WANTED--ABOIf IL OR l. YEARS
- Of axe, TO TAX care Of Aor,e aud drive. must rc
odc with his or power and have hfst rate recon-.
mend for honesty, as. App 81 % Coriaults l.,
= ter O'Clock III
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NO LEI-THg MOST COMM0DIo'"'
j beet located and longest established Photosrs.
',ll,ry on Elshth av Apply on the pter' ~,
ftshth ay, srp York Wf
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h'I-U'T- NV % IUlII Nv. q III hF.l. III
S'htEl NANH> ANIlD. To MAXI
;, ~.rcu .sir''. 80 al ontraiot On ". - W. ma
chius. Apply 81 Rad, %
GkIRT HANDS WANTED 30 TRlNNERS
\ ami sewer. rautrd ~ IUJNSON'S Mt,oty, or
s'h N,r ent i3l - Arp'r i'niUd Udis'ey. .if
The sun., 1863-08-11

w Office, 10 or 10 years Of A. ,nu.' b, ,rl re-
c!ne,H"d W.ss; from si'' to ''' Apply +"
\XANTED-A GOOD fORMAN Al flif
w B.kius. n.u.t he ir'' rat. hand high, round
ana .p,n App'y At 40 Ire,nwich.' Ssl
NANIED--A PORTER IN A FLOUR
ed A.yy Al 10 south 4 bet aud 10 o'clock A.M.2io
NvANTED-G) )Op SlLNEEPLi1E BUR
w n.shers, more hut e,',erenccd hands need sp
n. ~. HhtGhWGtr co, broadway and
\\(ANIED-BOYS IN TIN SHOP WHO
w have ~orked sutne At the businrrs. Arpy II
l5I Fulton ave rcDklyn, jfs
XXANIED-DOubLE WAGES WILL BE
w PAID & rood co,ser' and tier, t. -9Ik 2, nlsh
\TANTEL-3G COOP BRASS MOULpLRS.
w Apply 90 POLLOCK & CO, % G, n'rc st. 5lr
IYANTFD-PERSOkS VINO VAST 10
w learn to o. rate on. Singer, rr.,.ns mac me
Tenn, II p'acticc On a fi1d+ q Aork also god
.,wcrs ol'arn he n.utsiooa ialkIns. Inquire
,hint- IT. Let Goor H4
NXTANTrD-GlkiS FOR HOTELS, SUM.
w mcr hoh,y, ss3 ~ nog.! wa,h'r' and iroaer,
aso WI u men and bel boy Tor eit and counI u
sev. lor. Employment oa'e, ~ Bro'nAe - q.
Neutrality-suspicious. ON W. O. VS.
he,d apply at - N,"sun. ~"
\\TASTED FOR THE T.. :. NhN Y--SLA-
'emSn Hf T. 'a cae 'sy- yasl tap a, me elo,Sa or
~. i1s P"I, :, 9er q EqnSe"a'er' G. Ino"th,'
\VANIED-TwO YuUSG LADIES TO
70 10 ysars. Apply lO' Grsnd Il. 10
MOVES SKIRT HANDS
AT NJ. COIN, l.s ErAnr -. s"o
\IvASIED-SOML GDOD BRIO (kLAlEES
w aud good l.boreu. Inquire eorne' ssth street
The sun., 1863-08-11

EOE SAIt-A SMALL FARM OF N'ST
j acres, IN L.; sood house. bsrt. &C; 20 scres ca1
te sddsd u n.oo.afy. Fer LartcniMs inqutre ~
L',rdst NY 2N
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W A\sE.S.

Z HAND OF Nj SlCIANS Is WANTED
n MN dis ell 'ol d. Ieet oil Ihu',s'on, :. e.
App. a. the NsvNl Il ud,Gy,us, No. CARRY st
ieAr Franklin : ,uNy. Al
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l,OE RENT At EAST hRW YORK--A
1 new bakery sni house. Inquire At the post ofhee
At H.s N,u ~
The sun., 1863-08-11

RAkEE-W WANTED A STEADY NOESG
l)man 10 assist on cakes, cor ,h and 3ith st g2
CRACKER BAkERS-2 OR HANDS
ouan,od strhdy hand. III. work i, rrguisr the
vear throush. hppiy immediately -, Flano street,
NevaIk, \ j. 500
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a IT, LADIES DENlhOU> IT, LEARN Io
HAolefate on Whe ~ ii.ou'. ot : ua,.'s"wins
n hine can he usht Nv ar tye- '".i % ~ Cd.
sri g, for l. Apply - Nyrtic sv, Brcoklyu' doo
fom l., sfl r. IL
The sun., 1863-08-11

rINO LEr-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
\ r.ore, nth counters, shelves, cAnist-r,, GlMe
cssr gas ana 81 III tu 20 into tns lsss, with tho
h,.r'non' rort slp per month aud paid up to nth
l,-'emhcr n,,'. h'ulr on To promises. bst yh md
lv.h Az, 91i Wrrt 3lstn. 30
The sun., 1863-08-11

MAN Ep--A siiOEMAkLR 10 GO u
w Jst.ry city. COT payona and iIovost ave. II
Iuiro for Mf. ONElb u;
NNONFS, WOVEN. WO\EN. WONF
w rtirt maker. ~snrd 4. App' 20 :. I 4 a
MEYER, iOl Broadway, cor NAlh.r,t -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

The Life of the Flesh is the Blood was
SAID by inspiration long before Harvey's
disc very OF its circulation had brought tc
light lis purposes and uses. Now we know
not only that life is in the blood, but that
disease lnhabits it also. Many OF the disor
ders that pervade the human frame have
their home in It thrive and grow in it. The
celebrated DR.. J. q. Aver OF Lowell. has had
regard 10 tins important TACT In making a
Remedy to cure these disorders. HIS Ex
tract Of Sarsaparllla purges out the impuri-
ties OF the blood and induces a healthy ae-
ton in II that expels disease. THIS looks
reasonable and II is true for We know by
our own experience. Seldom as we take
any medicine we have nevertheless several
Times been under obligations to the skill Of
DR.. Aver for the relief which his remedies
never fail 10 afford us when we are obliged
TO have recourse to them.-Cathol'c liali'
fax, N. S
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

Ed JEFF: Is it not strange that
there is not moral sentiment among
the citiz,ns of Findlay, or moral in.
tegrity among the proper authori
lies to abate those siuks OF iniquity
called Gr' c,ri-s, (do,geries) which
are increasing and doing their work
Of destruction in k ling off old
drunksr''s and making drunkards o1
our hoys and young men.
Whv, but 'ew days since, some
Of our citis 'ns were under the pain
ful necessity OF notifying come oil
those fiends to desist from retailing
liqnor to their sons; and if all or
sons who have sons, or the over
sight OF young men and toys, would
take the same course, and give them
notice that upon the first ofiense
thereafter, execute the law vigorous
ly, it mieh. have a good effect. -
II any OF our old drnnkards should
be found dead on our reefs some
morning. (Which has been long lear
ed aud expected) who would cone
forward and adm, that he admins.
Tered the fatal poison that sent that
soul, unprepared, to meet his God
aud his body to ill a drunkard't
grave? Ah, none will have the
manliness To acknowledges that he
Was the guilty person. But Will,
the questions is asked who dit
the deed !" the one guilty person
will remain dumb, in the vsir
hope that the public mind would Il,
the guilt on some other person; bu
the eyes Of tie public will fix tn,
crime on him who ls go svarciuus a
to deal out liquor to such men, fo
the paltry sum OF u lew cents; y
craven hearted enough to detrau'
any OF those who patronlz, them
when they can do 50 with lmpunit>
And though they may escape til
punishment OF men, they VIII on
day appear before that God VIII
knoweth the iDnerInost Thoughts an
secrets OF the heart; when they Wi
stand speechless, having no excu.
otier. My God enable our citlz n
to come up to their duty in arres
ing the growing evil Of inrempe
ance, and save the youth OF ol
place. A CITIzgN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01
WYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmord.
ry organs, are ever prevalent, insidousand
dangerous. The properties OF a medicine al
leyiate, cure ard uprUot these complaints.
must be Expectoraht, Anodyne and lnvigora'
ting, loosening the mucss nf the throat, and
imparting tone to the entire system. No dis
cosery Ia medical science ever mastered thu
GLASS OF diseases Ike DR.. Wynkuep's lcelan'
Pectoral. IL Is used with the most AS onlsh
ing result in all cases OF Bronchitis. lunuenzt.
whooying Cough, Diptheris or Putrid Sure
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
yuus lrritabIlity, &c.
The Rev J. j. Potter, certihes, "tha, have
used Or. WynSoup's Pictorial i"r severn
Years, myself and IN my Iamlly. Tor sever
Pulmonary Complaints, and have rec"mme, d.
cd Ieto ni.thy others. and have never seen II
equal
Ruv, j. Potter, Brooklyn. n. \.
Humid. ci, and thousands o. important teStl-
muni,lS could be plOdnced, shuNius It's re
mtrE. .tbIc eures and thal IT never IaIis
il Is composed OF pure Iceland Moss. Balm
Nilssd, Peruvian Btlsam, Elecau'pane, tom
frey Burdock, and other invaluable expect
rant aud tonic ingredients. IL Is harmless
prumpl and llstIng. lnvLlids and sufferers
canAsl aiiOrd 10 nes lecta irial. Evers lamlil
shoai,i have Il. II - remarkable Tor Group
Full descriptions. recommend d siiuns and d.
rectinns, accom- igny each b,itle.
sold IN FWdLty, by all the Druggists.
Prepared bS D.. Il. %. Wyn-uop, and solo
by D, ). Barnes 4 c. NcA l"rs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01
ST Is6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invlgorate.
They create y healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water, diet
They remedy elects OF dissipation, late hours
Thoy brace the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and other ievrrs.
They parity breath and scidity of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera, Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver comp plain, ,ner vous headach,
They are the bost bitteH in the world The,
make the weak man strong aud are exhausted
natnre's great restnrer. They are made oi
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calistya
bark roots and herbs. ard are taken with tho
pleasure of 4 beverage. without regard oag'
or time Of day. Particularly recommended t.
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
For sale by all Grncers, Druggists, Hotels anc
saloons. P.H.Drako Co.. 2O2 broadway NJ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

Col. MUNoEN. 1t will be recol-
lected that about the time OF the
C pture Of Arkansas Post, Colonel
Mungen wac placed under arrest by
Gen. Smith. Col. MuDgeD in be
statement OF the affair, claimed that
II was Tor protesting against plac-
ing more freight on the boat on
which the 57th was embarked, than
che wac capable OF bearing, thus en-
daDgering the lives ol his men.
A writer in the Fostoria Netcs OF
come weeks ago, stated that the ar
rest was made because Gen. SmitI,
had no confidence IN Col. Muugen
and wished the regiment to be un-
der command Of Lieut.. Col. RICE. in
whom he had confidence. II wing
no faith wbatcver, IN the correctness
OF the Ne,rs writer. and bel ewing
that Col Muugen was not only ca :
pable Of commanding the 57th reg
iment. but that he WAS q brave, e.
ticient and prudent Colonel, we did
not notice IT.
The following card, signed by the
officers OF the regiment, from the
Lieutenant Colonel down to the sec.
oud Lieu'enants puts the matter in
i's proper light, a d endorses Co
M g statement OF the difficulty:
Youso's Poisr. La, April II, 1853.
Ed. JEv,i We have thi. day learned
with modification aud regret, OF the pub.
lication Of On article purp orting 10 have
been written by a member Of the 57th Ohio
regiment, aud published in The Fostoria
News.
The undersigned officers can not thiak
or believe that the article was written by a
member OF the 57th regiment. but incline TO
the opinion, that the same must have been
manu- uisctured by unprincip pled and designed
men, to iniure Col. Mungen.
At all times has Col. Mungen command
ed our highest respect as an officer and gen
tleman, and we know him to he better quail
fled for higher sphere of action, than ma
ny whom chance and favorltism placed over
him. Col Mungen was placed under ar.
rest for just the reasons assigned in his
statement and fot no other.
We embrace the earliest moment to brand
the author liar, and the article false; and
we desire 1t to be understood, that this
statement was made at our own instigstIoa,
and not that Of Col. Mungeu.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01
,ELIEr An rE, M.AU.Es,

n, BHiAN . fuLMON4L wAFEaS!
..e original Meui.iLo laOllsneu IN 1885 ,
AND nrsl farlIU.e Va tAe alma o,or IhlruuuC. =.
r lne name Vi tuiuivnlc aiefs, la tu's
u ANY uluer country All uther fuiniOnic va
lels are cvuuleIIetls. lne genuine can uo
known w lne name bltl AN Ueing slampeu
ON ea1n WArEk.
Dlyaus PumvnIc Waiers
Relieve Coughs, ,COius. sore tnfOa,, hoarseness
.vO IA ai fuinlUnic "aieis
Rslieye Asluliid, bruicuitis,uiIh breathlhA
Dy al o fu,inounc " aiors
Relieve spiltinA OI DiUuu, palms Ia. the thes'
Bi iyaIs uiinouic Waiers
Relleye InvipIenL Consumption, Lung Disease
Br, ans ruliuoniO aiers
lsli eve ur,Ia.ion VI tLo uNuia ANA Aonsils
BiI ans uluIuilv Naiors
.,elieye tue aovvo cvnp'ai"ts III ieh Aihutes
Dry al PuimUnio NaieIs
Ara "A blesslIis " all I iasses anu OuAsltulioAs
Bti aus ruinVnic walters
Are ad,pltato NoCaists ahd tuDio 1peaAefs
Bryan D uiIiohiC dleis
Are IN sInplo ioi N ANA pleasant ~ inc Taste
brI ans Puimonic Waieis
Not onN reiIeve Out effect fapia cures
Bryans ruinionie Weieis
Warrs nledto give Satisfaction " every one
M Ialniiy should be witnous uox VI
Diyans Puimohic "aieis
u. IN lns iivuse
No traveller should be without supply vi
Bryau's fuinionic " aiois
IA his pVcNe.
AOfpereoa wiii VUicct 10 give Tor
bry ans tuinonic "aiers
talslsenL, .fiso Gems
Job MOSES. sois PROPRIETOR, sler, hoohe
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01
LYONS KATHAIR0N.

-
This delightful article for preserving and
beautiiving the human hair lie again put up
by the original proprietor, and is now made
with tie same care, skin and attention which
frst created It's immense and UNI recedented
sales Of over one million bottles annually IL
is stll sold ut 25 cents In large bottles can ca.
ally be sold in a year, when IL is again known
tha, the Kathsiron is not only the most delight
ful hair dressing in the world, but that II
cleanses The scalp Of scuri and dandruff. gives
the haira lively, rich luxuriant growth. and
prevents 1t from turning gray. These are
0onside raj ems worth knowing. The Kathai.
ron has been tested TOR over twelve years, and
In warranted AS described. Any lady who
values n beautiful head Ct hair will use the
Kaihairun. II IN nneiv perfumed, cheap aud
valuable. 1t Is Sold by all respectable deal.
efs throughout the world
ID. =. BARNES u Co., Ne
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

PLANTING SHADE TREEs In diff
ferent p rte OF the town, the lo'
owners are blessing IheiDsslvcs and
their posterity by planting shade
trees in front Of their lots. Nothing
so much improves the appearance
Of town, or 80 much adds to it,
comfort az well 1hadei streets. W.
earnestly hope The cit zens general
ly will plant literally this Spring.
Our farmer friends ought to plant
trees by the road side. Ii wouli
cost no money aud bat little labor to
plant few each year, and trst la
bcr would be repaid hundred fold
in the improvement in the appear
ance OF the country. r..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

MEpicAL.-nr. A Hurd, once q
citizen OF this place, but for many
wears a resident Of Indiana. bas
commenced the pr ctice o. medicine
here sgain. The Or. brings with
him the nost flattering testimoni ls
II his skill rs a Physicisn and Sur.
geon. The following from the La
iayette Daily Courier. OF a recent
date, shows the al probation in
which he was held in Indians: -
DR.. Hurd, late Surgeon OF the l%th Indi.
ana, was ir the city 10 day, TN route for
FInlay, ONO, where we understand he de-
signs making his future home. We regard
his removal with unieigned regret. DIR H..
has been engaged for eleven years in the
successful practice Of his profession in the
neighboring couaiy OF Benton, and often
called into consultation with the !. aiding
physicians oi Lafayette. We had come 10
regard him as permanent fixture to the
Wabash Valley. Early in the war he &C
cepted a position as Assistant Surgeon Of
the gallant goth, after six months of ar
duous service he resigned and came home,
but had hardly recruited his shattered health
and resumed 4 lucrstvs practice, when
without solicitation, Gov. Morton rendered
him the chief Surgeonship OF the 18th. He
accepted the commission and IN the seven
days fight before Ricbmond-at A Antietam-
at Frsderleksburgh-inth The hospitals and in
the csmI he was always on duty, and the
letters Of the soldiers and the testimony OF
his CO. laborers pay the same grateful trib-
ute, not only to his superior SIX ia es phys
ician, but also to his Kindness of heart aud
the gentle grsces OF the Christian gentle
man.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01


MARRIED M ,rried on the 23rd
inst, at the residence OF p Saurs
ESQ by Rev. A. J. lmhof Mr. CbAs
X Hall Of the stale o. Iowa, and
Miss Rachel A Thompson, OF Han
cock County, Ohio.
DIsAPP INrED. - Our new type
have not yet arrived. W. expected
them in time for this issue. but iol
some cause they are not here w,
hope to have them in time Tor next
week.
Married on the 22nd met, at tn,
res ldenco oi the brides isther, b,
the R5v l. ader, Mr. Harrison uo,
and Mary J. Msssamors.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-01

DIED on the 25ih inst Mrs Jane
Golt, conso.t o. Ei.on Goit. Esq, o.
his place, in the 57lh year OF age,
leaving q husband and four chill
dren to lament her loss. Nrs Colt
vas n native OF the State of Peun-
-ylvonis. OF Irish extraction, AID
;4me into this State some tilne IN
1882, and was married to Mr.. Colt
u the same yeaI. She was wo.
IAN oil remarkable en.rgy of char
.cter, good wife, al afectionate
Iother ani true friend; kind and
haritsble to the poor. iier loss
'lll be felt by all that knew her
nd those who knew her best viii
nost deplore her loss. Con-,