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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Tbe Proposed Machine shop.

The following communications are
from citizens OF the iown, well nown
as solid men. We invite careful
Iperusal;
En-. JEFv. The proposition made
by "prominent business man, to
take one fourth Of the stock in n new
Machine shop; noticed in your paper
Of two weeks ago. is worthy the at
tention Of the citizens of the county.
That an establishment Of this kind is
needed here. no ono can doubt Let
any man interested in the well being
Of the town look at the tens Of thous-
ands of dollars paid yearly by Han
cock county 10 manufacturers Of
Plows. IIarrows. Rcapers and Thresh-
ing machines. aud consider that this
immense sum might just rs well he
kept at home. and ! have no doubt
that they will think as / do on the
subject. Can those articles he bro t
here and sold cheaper than they can
he made here? What advantages
does Mensncld or Tiilm possess over
Findlay rs a manufacturing pointl--
None: and yet we pay those points
thousands Of dollars annually for ar.
ticlcs that can he made as we'll. and |
believe, cheaper here than there.
If the citizens understand their true
interests, they will not miss this op-
portunity. NJ.
Mr.. EDIroB:-Twelye years ago
Canton was ne slow town as there
was in the State-it was noted IS
such. Now it is not only one of the
largest inland towns, but ono Of the
most thrifty and prosperous. The
change was effected by the starting
of one Machine shop that has grown
and expanded. until it Dow supports
800 pceplr That manufactory was
started exactly as the one proposed in
your paper Of last week, and the start
idg Of that one. has opened the way
for others. until Canton in point of
manufactures is second to but few
places i'm the State. The same may
be said Of Akron, and score of 9th
er towns. We need that spirit here.
If the proposed Factory can be got
under way another year would bring
others. and the property holders
would soon see the difference in the
Improvement in the price Of real es-
tate. II is . matter that the entire
commuAiiy is interested in.
j. II.
We are glad to see that or citizens
are taking an interest in this project.
4 number Of our most influential men
are moving in it, aud we believe that
it will result in something. II the
people take hold of it as they should,
it will go.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
IN Mcrorinr.

Ih ncmorinm.
At regular meeting OF Comet
lodge, No. 34+. CT the Independent
Order or odd Fellows, held mt their
Hall in Mt. blanchard. Ohio. on Sat
urday evening, Jan l0th, 1864. Il
committee was appointed to draft res
Iolutions expressive OF the sense OF
Itbis Lodge, in reference to the death
Of Brother Joseph IIoucll. AT sub
segment meeting the following pre-
amble aud resolutions were unani
mously adopted
WHEREAS. In the order of human
events, inscrutahle to the philosopher
and sagp. as well rs the masses OF
humanity. the members Of Comet
Lodge have been called TO part with
faithful Brother, in the Both year
Of his age.
WHEaEAs. Oar Hall, so recently
drapel in mourning for the loss OF a
valued member, again presents to the
eve OF the brotherhood the same sad
memorials Of affection for more re.
cent loss. Therefore,
Resolved. That in the death of
Brother Houck, this Lodge has lost q
worthy member, and while we bow
suhmissivoly to this decree, we are
reminded of our own mortality, and
rs we have stood around the grave of
our Brother and witnessed the last
sad ritual. we are impressed with the
truth that 'we, too, must die"
RESOLVED, That we sincerely sym.
pathiZc with the bereaved widow and
family in this the time of their deep
ailliction.
RESOLVED, That our Hall be drap-
ed in mourning Tor thirty days in to
ken of respect for the lamented dead,
and that copy Of these resolutions
be presented TO the bereavcd family.
RESOLVED, That copy Of the
abryc be forwarded to the respective
Editors of our county papers, for
publication.
On Saturday, Jan. 80, 1864; the
funeral services were performed in
the NJ: T.. Church in Touchdown, and
the ctremonials Of the occasion were
in accordance with the Iites Of Odd
Fellowship, and though the day was
unfavorable, Il large concoursc of
sympathisng friends followed the re
mains to thcis last resting place.
G. CADDY, Sen,
c.. S. MosuER, Committee
II. j. HAGGERTY,l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Agricultural Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the
members of the Board of Agrieul-
ture of Hancock County, at the Sec
rctary's office in Findlay, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCA l6TH, 1864,
for the purpose Of determining the
time of holding the next Annual Fair
of said Society, making up the Pre-
MUM List, and transacting such 9th
sr business ms may come before them.
An attendance OF all the members
of the Board is earnestly requested.
Session to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. Nj. The members of the Board
for the present year, are G.. w. Gall.
oway, President: Ezra Karn, Vice
President ID. b. Bcardsley, Secretary
Benjamin Huber, Treasurer: John
Markle, A. w. Frederick, David
Smith, Is. F. Jones, M. L. Hopkins,
Abraham Hart and S. B. HUFFMAN,
Managers. @eH-aa
BY order Of the President.
ID. b. BEARpsLEY, SIC.
Fob. II, 1864
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Or. CHEESEMAN'S S FEMALE PILLS

hava ncvsr fai,ed and tNousin4- ui seT a..
oates t1 this effect cAn b Gurd n Hll parts
of the Cueuty. Tho pruprlciurS g DR..
Cheese mans long II ed recipe guarantee lhN
ONE BON
will restore th', natural monthly Junction 10
amy Female, 80 " 'rrEt WHAT He CON.
DIrInN uR AGE lrt"hd so certain Hro
DR. CHE SEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
(Which tR~s been populir aud sn"c cures Tor
,,ysr Aunrrer Of II century. TO restore tie
tnanstrnal n,w IN a natural way. t'hti ladies
xyho arc rreg ant Mu-r Nof USE THEM. nS lhey
will Invariably produce nj carr t-". IilEt
CASNOr u : II inM IN auy other WAY.
Oh. CHEZ -EMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are tio only m'diciuc that MARRIED AND
SINGLE LADIES have rolled unon Tor many
years. or can RELY upon now BfirdIe ot In
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Dru risi and tell HIM tina, You want
rHg Bgsr FEMALE w iCiSE ~ THE WORLD
Which ~ onmnris"d IA
DIR. CHEESE MANS FEMALE Pill.s
These lnrm Tho finest proparab ON ever put
forward. with Immediate and Lersistent S,.c-
c.ss, DON'T BE DECEIVED!
Dr. henssmRt's Pills have received. and
aro now receiving the sanction q lise h.est
smiuent Phylc.srE iu America.
Explicit Directions Win cl"h Rx. Ibp
sr.ce, OSg D0LL,R Pm % \, containing rom
nhy 10 sixty piis.
pills seri 10y mail promptly. 10y r'm.'iing
the price To I. O Fr"prte'.rs, or any au'hoi'
ixrd aAO d, ~ current funds.
s",d by ID, ufgisis generally. ~ F'ud l' bF
Frev. II or and Gray. Denton Bros. ,NteVr'
land, Whs'ss.ue 1GcE s.
HUIC,INt,- s. uIlLNI Z. rloYrc'ors.
fehlSy - t"i"r So. N'" f'iF-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

Three promissory notes against
Moses Myers. for 5000 each, dated
August 3d. 1868. hcaling interest ut
the rate Of three per cent per anuum,
and becoming due respectively in
One two and three years after date,
and made payable to Henry Folk
AN persons are hereby notified not
20 purchase or trade for any Of said
notes; rs they were lost by me or
stolen from me by some person un-
known. A liberal reward will he
paid for the return of said notes to
me, or 10 Brown IL Burltct ut Findlay
Ohio. Henry Folk.
Findlay, Ohio, Feb. 0. 1864.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
in Answer,

\ correspondent in last week :
JEFF --''Dark'-made inquiries as
to whether the experiment Of lighting
streets with coal oil had ever been
tried. 1t has, and was found to an
swer the purpose. But what necessi-
ty is there for Findlay to use coal
oil? On the lots OF Jacob Carr and
II. p. Gage are wells that yield an
inexhaustiblc supply OF first quality
Gas, which could be taken through
at trillng expense. Let us improve
the advantages nature has given us,
and we will have plenty Of
LIGHT.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
lEuslncss Hoiica.1


ihclNEuNH obtNitiN
win find it worth their while Ia
drop in at Reiterman Picture Gal.
lery, in Rawson's block, where they
can see magnificent collection OF
portraits Of living and deceased citi-
zcns, in oil, cravon, and india ink.
Members Of the old 21st can see
portraits in oil, full size. of their noble
Lieut.. Col, Stoughton, and their dar-
ing comralc, John Scott, executed
by the well-known Artist r. II. Yates.
Reitcrmm is making photographs
and carte de yisitcs daily for return
ed soldiers, in as good style MS at any
other gallery in the State. He gives
tho soldier boys an especial invita-
tiou.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
An Oil Viii.

An Oil Mili.
One Of our enterprising business
men has about determined to build a
Linsecd Oil Mill, early in tie Spring.
The amount Of flax now raised in the
county makes an oil mill a necessity
at this point. The matter will be de
cided in day or two. We hope it
may go on. and that it may be fol
lowed with a mill for the mapufac
ture OF fax straw. Both are needed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
New Advertisements.

Sam. Hubcr--Wapts a settlement
of the accounts Of tho firm of S. d j.
81. Huber, as he shortly leaves fol
the West.
CAN'T Il Cnrtis-Potograph Gal,
lery.
G. W. Waltcrs-Pianos at Cost till
April lst. Also, Reapers and Now
ers,
Fred. Phillippi--Harness and Sad.
dies.
1 Dir. MLeod-RemoveG from Find.
lay to Bluffton.
l. B. Boger--Rcmoved.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

ED"A sudden change took place
the weather on Tuesday morning
For number OF days it was so mild
that overconts were supernous arti-
cles, but at present piercing wind
, revails, and the mercury is but little
a hOVe zero.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
A Dirty Lie.

A Dirty Lie.
The Courier of last week saws that
it has the names Of a number of per-
sons who have advised soldiers to
mob that Office. We believe the as
sertion to be u lie. We do not be
lieve that any citizen has advised it,
we know Of no Union man who
would do all in his power to prevent
mobbing Of any kind.
The Courier would like to he mar.
tyred. 1t would like to be mobbcd
that it might have a stronger claim
upon the s. mpathies OF It's friends.
II would like 10 have its supporters
believe tiIt the Union men are Of
that chWacter. 1t may dismiss all
hopes Of making capital from this
source. No one has advised Il, and
We don't believe the soldiers would
shoot at so small a mark. They are
law-abiding men, and would not low
er themselves TO level with the but
tcrnut mohites who were so busilv
engaged last fall in mobbng ch urch-
es, etc. They are not Of that stripe.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

Sunday morning at tho Colt House,
Il soldier Of the 57th, named Kelley,
from near Arcadia, while in Il fit of
of coughing, broke a blood vessel and
died in a few minutes. He had been
in the service about two years.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Soldiers Doubling.

Look at the marriage notices in to-
days paper See the number OF
brave men who are taking to them
selves ribs. Good. "None but the
brave deserve the fair" We hope
every ono may come back safe and
sound, to enjoy the comforts OF home
in company with the girls they left
behind them"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Produce Marriott.

Produce Markrt.
WHBAT---Sl 30 for red.
CoRN--new 80 to SIC.
RYg--S0 cents to | 10.
BUTrER--t0 to 20c.
EGGs--20 cents.
LARp--0 and 10 cents.
OATs--6j cents.
TALLow--0 to 10 cents.
BEES WAx--30 cents.
TMoruy SEED--S0 90 to2 25.
CLOVER SEED--S6,7j 20 ! so
WHITE BEANs--.-s1 30 to 2 90
DRIED PEACHEs---10 per lb.
DRrEp APpLEs--SI 70.
PELTs--50 to | so
lIIDEs--7 cents green, II dry.
RAGs--Cotton 3a cents,
WooL-G1 to 75 cents.
FLAX SEED--S2 90 to . %.
PoTAroEs--j0. to 60 cents.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

' TaNNt tN'7WTE'
Manufacturers ofinfcrior Salerstus
who could not sell under their own
names, have doubtless adopted that
of DcLmd Il Co., and the labels oi
their Chemical Saleratus-a superior
article--to make sales. They cannot
sell twice in n place without detect
ion. The genuine is in red papers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
For the GnlI isccinn..

Eight or ten men can secure pass.
age across the plains on reasonable
terms. by applying Immediately at
ilubcr's Drug Store, or at II. p. Gage
,& Co.'S.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
soldiers Dinner.

soldiers Dinner.
The Committee wants everybody to
bring in contributions Of boiled and
roasted meats, roasted chickens, but.
ter, &c, by 10 A. NJ, Monday, for
the Soldiers Dinner, Be liberal, and
give the boys reception worthy of
them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Look at This.

At the gun stock factories in this
town. about fifty men are employed,
who, with their families, would not
otherwise be in Finllay The cti-
zens can have nearly twice that num-
hcr next Fail, building Mowers and
Reapcrs here, ii they have the libsr-
ality and energy necessary.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Findlay Post of
fee, Feb. 10, 1864.
Mr.. f. G. Buch, Jesse Churry, JOS
eph Faulk, Lottie Hughs, Aaron
Hough, Chas. Hopkins, Mrs. Lovi-
~ Norris, John Norris, Robert w.
Stewart, 2, A. Snyder, w. X. Stafford
Geo.ge Smith, G. C. Turner, Miss
Eliza Z. Taylor, Mrs. Eliza e. Uhl-
er, Miss Loyinia Wilcox, John Dixon.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters win please say they are adver-
tiscd. J, B.ROTBCHILD, p. M.
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The Draft.

But about three weeks remain in
which to iill up the quota Of the
county. Those Interested viii bear
in mind that for whatever deficiency
exists, the 80 per cent. is added
Noac, the men can he raised, il the
money necessary to pay bountcs can
be raised. 1t strikes us that that an
effort should be made to ill the quo.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

Lost.
Left at one of the stores in Findlay,
"A ten quire blank day-book, imitation
Russia binding marked p, AZ r on
the back A liberal reward will be
paid to the finder by leaving it at this
Office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Look nj II.

Look nj Il.
The proposed Machine Shop is to
employ -. men. Seventy men
will leave each day with the citizens
Of the town $3.50. VIII that increase
Of trade he OF any Use to the town:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
BrsisEss NoTiCg.
Wat On's Dipthrrin Curp

Is eaecting many startling cures IL
this vicinity. 1t has decided merit:
and is recognized by many intelll
gent physicians, as standard RENE.
dy for all throat disease and Il sure
cure for the much dreaded Diptheria.
II X sold by all the druggists in
fndlay 5. Bailey, Proprietor,
Oberlin, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

Last Monday morning a pair Of
spirited horses, belonging to w. B.
Taylor, Esq, ran away near the old
Depot, and in their course ran over
the dray Of Mr.. Geo. Maurice, knock
ing him down, and severely iniu,ing
him. No other persons were injured.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Good!

One man Of capital will commence
in few weeks, six tenant houses,
which he hopes te have completed by
the first ri May. How many will
follow his example? Fifty houses
could be rented AZ good round rates.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
70 Appilcnrts ror Pensions.

DR.. Wilson. Examining Surgeon
for this district. will he at Crook $
Hotel every Saturday, until further
notice, for the examination Of appli.
cants ror pensions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
Married.

Married.
On the 4 lth inst. by Daniel AL
spach. Esq, at his office. Mr. Thomas
j. Stackhause ~ Miss Fannie L.
Hines, both OF Findlay
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Wn.
Adams, Mr.. Philip Wittmer and Miss
Catharnc Smith, all Of this county.
On the lIth inst, at the residence
ofthc brides father. by Rev. d. Gray.
Lieut. j. ID. Keller, OF the 21st Ohio
regiment, TO Miss Mary L. Morehcad.
all Of this county.
|. Also at the same time and place,
by the same. Mr.. Marion +. Balls of
the same regiment, to Miss Samantha
Reed.
On the 18th inst, at the Crook
House, in Findlny, Ivy the Rev. A. f.
McConanghy, Mr.. John Pelten of the
10Th Ohio regiment, TO Miss Julia
Randall, OF this county.
On the | 1th inst at the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. a. j.
Imhoh, Mr.. George FenstermaIler, of
the Dist Ohio regiment, to Miss Nan
.cy Reed Of Eagle township.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

One Horse, Il one.horse wagon,
nearly new; also two yoke or working
oxen, and some other property. all
Of which will be sold at II good bar
gain. Apply to Albert Parker, or at
Iiubcr's Drug Store.
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BlpnII Deeds.

blNnh Deeds,
We have just printed lot OF war
rantv Deeds on beautiful white paper.
Justices will take notice.
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THn IL3Ta
Is
II II = 9 II z a p X 5 I
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INSURE a'EEH TagE

I. FIRE ASD INLAND TbV-CNTION
RISK accepted nov ~ heretofore, Et
at lair rates amt hlert. conditions.
4 BrsiNEsS Convicted wi h constant
dispatch and accuracy.
o. LossEs always met with prom9,ncs and
complete slice.
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The 51Ih.

The 9th.
The 57th arrived last Saturday
night. This regiment was raised at
this place in the fall Of 1861. leaving
Camp Vance, for the seat Of war, in
January 60 1t was first under fire
at Shiloh. and since at Post Arlian-
sas, the terrible battles in the vicini-
ty of Nicksburg, and at Mission
Ridge, besides scores Of skirmishes
1t has marched from Paducah to low
err Mississippi, up and down all the
rivers Of that section, and back to
Chattanooga, thence TO Knoxville
and back 1t has done as much good
lighting and hard marching rs any
regiment in the service. There are
about 800 Of them left Those from
this county look well and hearty. All
but about thirty re enlisted
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Ey> The Soldiers will bear in mind
the Reception Dinner next Monday.
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Es H q u II 10 "
or THE
RET URNED VETERANS
AND NEW RECRUITS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Find
lay, invite the returned soldiers OF
Hancock County, Of all the regiments,
and also those recently enlisted,
TO partakc of reception dinner, in
Findlay, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22D.
WAsnINGToN's BIRTu-DAY has been
selected the citizens feeling that IN
no way can they more appropriately
honor the memory Of the Father Of
his country, than in doing honor to
It's heroic defenders.
The dinner will be served o'clock.
The reception speech will he deliv-
cred by
COL. " B. W LK Err.
The ladies want TO see on this hap
py occasion every soldier from the
county. BY order.
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{ Net Assets January, 1864!
SO, OO9, 5 JG, SO. !

4. THE PLAN AND OIsGiNIZ '"IoN oi
the lfrrSA. niicr lj wears severe trial
k2s realized TIE greatest puhl" a'vHn
tagr and sucrcss " the Nartnus systems
ofPIre Insurance IN The country. II D.
now better than ever prepared FOR dnlt
900 LOGS Claims have been settled aud
Maid siXC@HS MILLION "H po;..
LARS!
9. TIE CnNSV,IpTInH OT PGrrEULY
Hy FtRE. in the United Staic'. averHs.
escver sl00.0G0 daily. Is yuuI proper
Is exposed and unpr tecloH
Z, AHEYOU !SSUWEN! If not. whv n"i1
TN. on,i IS trin =; the duty is mNu'Ies'
the result may he oar escape from ru
iu-whlle Il lay aud neglect may in"olvc
YOU in bankruptcy povc'ty or cruel
disappointment,
q. PARTICULAR ATTENTION AMI regard
is given Ia small SKIS as well MS la'se
ones Ample security aud superior com
mercial advantages afforded.
Policies Issued without Delay
JAS. HAhSI, AGgST.
FIHDLAv. OHIc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

Northern sanitary Fair.
A monster Sanitary Fair Is to be
held shortly, ut Cleveland. The on
GERS of tho Aid Society at this plhce
will receive contributions.
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tBusircss Notice !

Business Noucc.l
The CitiZruS Bank
Will receive Eastern currency, in
payment Of debts TO the first of March
proXimo, ut par; aftcrward at u small
discount.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S v iLE PILLS.
THIS giDd old Remedy Tor aH Dust uciions
ess ls,e en- allied wi,h picasur" and proai for
twenty five years g. AL p'rtA ni The civilized
world. l,s auihnr is IN I'D experienced Puy
siciau. in whom oyeryho " itces confidence
aud Respect. II lis ~ ueWiin -led Arrange
-.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19
en-, CHEESEMAN'S FEMlLE Pills,

that Ladies' have hrrtier from lhc snppreF.
sion ~ these rcr, lis wlicl'. II Kept up ac'
.cordi to the calls of Nature will gulral'lda
10 then the Milc.t amuuNt pliuni oyn uth
strength AMI which W not reg llarlC * peri
enccd. viii prnducc m sery titi d-tlh. and H.
tina, Gr,t .C all Remedies for Diseases " Fee
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-19

IN THE WESTERN WORLDl

~ l'rde "f pictures copied. either Ambro.
trNcd or Photographed. IL short. an kinds
81 worn ~ me 'int Of picture making done up
with "HG4rSrss ASD ulsPirJH." We have vi.
way oN hand guod assortment If
The weekly sun., 1864-08-13

may pAaihly be coo.er. The vWy haa
Of wood. end lsles. and running brooks and love-
ly vslnA, and high hDs, hss N Il something cool.
ins and cfrcshin1. I, mus. he cooler where such
h!ngs erb,, u the latildf Is nearly the same
So tits hrls, cl TIC mania to go in the country to
he coal, .g rrcy nearly BALANCED by the equal.
ahguri noton .h.i country people enterD,'u, oi
n.pT TO 10 eay IN the winter t,cau "
o ~ cr. u IL cgcd that rnre, of tbos. ~ h.te
'.t sc c' on ac,Dun, Of the neat. have 'o' '.,,ni
= hncb cooler N Tho country. frrrn ~ ,hr ctr
.l'c., Ito country ia vcrv hsrrcr ,fis So. r
Md pv.ng H. tie IS.k II raiu, presents bu' .cv oi
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iitle and tauchclal. and - sdv 90 = WHO 90 w.
.sa ,he ci.y drii the c,trcrne not e,t'. D.
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