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LEGAL Notice

A GNEs HATHAWAY and Adam C. Hasha>
IL way, her husband, will take NOTICE thai
on he sth day OF November 1854. Margaret
Path and Daniel Path her husband, sled
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas sf
Monroe County, Ohio, wherein they demand
partition of the following real estate, situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, TO wit, -
The north half Of the north east quattsr
Of section thAFSeen, township six, and range
six; and that at Hhe next term of said Court
the said MargarNt Path and Daniel Path
will apply for an order that partition may BE-
made of said prefnises. p sea2 h'ss
i4qaid7 MARGARETaPAITH,
DANIEL PATH,
Novenber ls, lse4-6&
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FOR SALE BY

G.H. Davenport, wesdsfeld; II. g. Ketsshas.
Malaga Christian Sander, Brownsville; visAisx
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John w. Bsrnfst,
stafford; Wagonfeld & Co., Jacobsburg; Upton
&Powell, jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, CAriHH
ton; J. q. & J. F, ,Thornhury. Besllsyi1is xsA
by Druggists and Merchants generally "a hfsugh
not the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs H. HALL, Weodsfsad, Q 20
Jan. 3, 1863.-1y.
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psa-. The Noble Couaty Democrat has
made its appearance again. Ii Dsmec-
racy Of Noble will do their duty it will
not need, to suspend again. kia D
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on ths 18th day of November, 1854, ap.
poiuted by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate o.
James McMahon, deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Adn'r.
DeceupA Il lSL4-3W.
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NARRIED-On the 31stult., by Thes
S. Fowler, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM BRUNNEL
and Miss ELIZABETH A. HoYL, all of
this county.
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n@- The resignations from the army ei
Major John A. McClsrnaad and of Brig
adler Cen. f. A. Payse ard Noal Der
have beeH accepted by the President,
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sa- Miss Virginia F. Randolph has
been appointed Pest Mistress in Woods
6eid, in place sf Mrs. Fleming remsysd.
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1T The Bare property at Baresylll
sold for fifty Eve hundred dsllars.ts Isaac
Tishsr. ss
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Notice.A

MARY GAKBNHEINER, of Nashville. In the
IM State of Tennessee, is hereby. notidsd
that Louis Gakenheimer, on the 2lst day Of
November, A. D. 1864, filed his petition in
the Office of the Clerk OF the Court Of Csm-l
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Mem
roe and State of Ohio, charging said Louis
Gakenheimer, with going away and living in
adultery with one --- Lydings, and ask
ing that he may be divorced from the said
Mary Gakenheimer,s which petition win be
fer hoaring at this term Of said Court, COM
mencing on the 9th day of February A. d.
1865. AMOS & PASSMoRE, 4,
lssa es ssslsy Attorneys for Petitioner.
+ Nov. 80, lSs4--6w. sIsisi5s4assf :. 5sss
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The January number Of the Lady's
Friehdis already ON cur table, and fully
bears cut the high reputation of this new
monthly, which is now entering upon the
second year of its sxistence. The leading
steel engraving, HUsHl IT Is ASLEEP, !"
is a beautiful picture, and will doubtless
go right to the hearts OF the ladies. The
fashion Plats--a deable one, as usual
is very handsome indeed, admirably en-
graved on steel, and richly colered.
Among the literary conls pts, which are
evan unusually excellent, we may specify
"A Great Match, BY Emma B. Ripley;
eLittls MAJ, ,ssAF Story eff Household
BY Mrs. Hesner; @Faise, by p. II. Case;
"Cupid at the Cape. by Miss Donnslly,
'.Through the Paper Mill, By Virginia
F.. TsMhsead "James3 Smiths Story, =
by Julia Sill Castle Lisaleeh," BY
Aunt Alice, Mrs Gerdsns 5 Prescription,
by G. NJ. Trowbridge; Sister lii" by
Mrs. Tucker; sLovsd aad Hated, " BY Ide
Mason, Editorials, go. 10.
Price $3.50; copies S4eo;y copies
sls.e0gl.ospies $1,000. Spssinen NUM-
bers will be sent to those dssireus Of max
ing up clubs fer Is cts. Wheeler & Will
sons cs,ebrated Sewing Machines are fur
nished ss Preniums. Address Deacon &
Petersen, 3l9 Walnut street. Philadel-
phis. 6 g { z
View is the time to send on subscriptions
fer 1865.
sGoDE9;s. LAD rs Book fer January, is
undoubtedly one of the finest numbers
ever issued by any magazine 1t con-
tains several excellent stories, the best Of
which is ssA Hasty Word and What Game
ofsIt,,s by Marion. Harland.. The en-
craving sDecember and May" besides
being an excsllent work of art, is very
s.ggestiye. Gedey 5 is the leading paga-
zins of its kind in America, and should
be IN the hands Of every lady, Price
$3.50 per year. Address s. A. Gsdey,
Philadelphia:
PErERsoN's MAdAzINE for January is
on our table, and very beautiful it is
fully sustaining its high character q
beauty and excellence. The exquisite
engraving aThe Reprimand," cannot b,
axcslled. Also all the latest fashisns fo
ladies' and children. "PuritJ" is anothe
beautiful engraving of this number
Reading matter excsllent.-Terms 500
per year or eight copies one year $l2,o
Address
CuARLEs J.. PETERSON,
No. 306, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia Pa
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Run Awayl

UTILLIAM F. LINTON and ELI LINTON
w who were apprenticed to me to learn
the trade and occupation of farmer, having
left me without nay consent, this is to warn
all persons not to trust or harbor them on mJ
account, as will be responsible for no debts
OF their contracting. Furthermore ! will ne
longer be responsible for any covenants in
their indentures of apprenticeship.
WILLIAM HOGUE.
December Z, 1s46-3w pd.
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The Weather,

King Winter ascended his throne
las Thursday night. At6P. NJ. the
Weather was warm and pleasant A
half hour later rain was falling, at 10
it was showing, at IL freezing, at II
blowing, and on Friday morning the
good people Of this section found
themselves in rs cold country as an
Esquimaux would desire. The ther-
mometer was down to Ii degrees be-
low zero, and the wind penetrated the
thiclest clothing 1t seemed impos-
sible TO warm anything. A person
standing by red hot stove would
have to turn every few minutes to
thaw his back. This state of affairs
continued until Tuesday morning,
when the cold moderated, and a fine
snow storm set in which leaves US
magnificent sleighing.
The cold season was general
thing. The Mississippi was frozen
over at st. Louis, and all through the
West the most intense cold has been
experienced. The railroads have
been stopped and many lives have
been lost.
Es'It is an excellent time now for
persons whose benevolence is of a
practical characterize remember those
who haze mt warm houses, thick
clothing and large wood piles. There
is suffering in Findlay to-day.
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Goiy's Iadv-s Book

Go1y's Indv-s Book
For January, 1854, is on our table.
1t is the best number we ever read
The following engravings are among
the contents:
Two extension fashion plates one.
the usual brilliant colored plate that
has made this magazine so famous: n
steel engraving; tableau plate very
useful for the present serson: n title
page for 1864, containing seven dis
tlnct subjects; "Going to a Party in
Winter and Returning from Par.
ty,' two seasonabie engravinos.-
There are about eighty other encra.
wings, full page and half page Illus
taations, the latest style Of dress and
ornamental articles for ladies to work.
Marion lIarland, author of "Alone
Hidden PATH" Moss Side" oNem-
esis," and "liiriam," commences 4
new novel in this number, copyright
ed, entitled Nobody to Blame" =
Other writers OF eminence have rrti-
cles in this number,
Terms; One copy one year, SO I;
two copies one year, 50 three copies
one year, SO; four copies one year,
81 five copies one year, and an ex-
ira copy to the persons sending the
club, $40; eight copies one year, and
an extra copy to the person sending
the club, 10 eleven copies one year,
and an extra copy to the person send
ing the club, 500
The subscription for 1864 should
be doubled. Address L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
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ID RLImr IN TEN MINrrFs,

III BRIAN'S PULMUNit WAFERS!
Inc original Medicine tahlshed in 1887
and hfst article Oi the kind over ntroduoeu
'" tho name Of "Pulmonc Waters" IN this
; ahy other country Al other Pulmunic Wa,
lers are cOunterieits. The genuine can be
known By the Ealne BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds. sore throat Hoarseness
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Relieve splitting Of Blood. pains i'm the Chest
Bryan's pulmOnlc Waters
Relieve incipieut Consumption. Lung Disease
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
2elieye irritation of the Uyula and TOnsls
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Aro Il blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted to Veoalists and Public Jpeakers
Bryan's PumOnic Waters
Are tn simple form and pleasant to the taste
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
BryaD's Pulmonic Wefers
Warranted 10 give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without a box OF
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
in tho house
No traveller should be without supply of
Bryan's Pulmono Waters
in his pocket
No person will object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonie Waters
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor, ster, ,,pt'
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Go and DO Likewise,

Subscriptions are still coming in
rapidly for the JEFFERsoNrAN. We
think it an indisputable evidence OF
great good sense on the part of those
subscribing, and we strongly recon-
mend the same rule of conduct to
their neighhors; st tho same time
having them remember that in this
day of.rebellion External vigilance Is
the price Of liberty" but the price o'
the JEFFERsoNrAN is only a dollar
and half--in advance.
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Wood Chopping.

Joel Hales' wood chopping on
Thursday of last week, for the benefit
OF the families of soldiers, was very
well attended. Fifty -one loads of
wood was distributed among the fam
lilies of volunteers, which was thank
fully received, some of them being
entirely out of that article SO much
needed during these cold Winter
days.-Fostoria News.
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The Draft.

Findlay township is, we believe,
out Of the draft-Delaware, Van Bu-
ren and Portage are in the same state
ofhealth. Peasants partly through,
and most of the others have done
something. The draft was, undoubt-
edly, postponed last Tuesday; if so,
the different townships yet behind
should redouble their exertions, and
ill their quotas. A little liberality
and little exertion will do it.
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COrrpcIIiin ItnIl-

In consequence ofthe loss Of papers
by the recent fire, the Board OF En-
rollment ask that all corrections Of
the enrolment in this District, which
have been made preparatory to the
Draft soon to take place, be again
made to them.
RS' Pabers throughout the district
will confer favor upon their readers
by giving this notice, or its substance
n place in their columns.
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January 9th, 1868.

"Be thou chaste rs ice and as pure
as snow, thou shalt not escape using
unhealthy compounds in your food"
was true maxim, until Herricll Al.
lens Gold Medal Saleratus came to
our relief. Since using it, wo feel
that there is one article in the way of
Saleratus that all can use with healthy
results. We have almost cured our
dyspepsia, and thanks to the Gold
Medal Saleratus for it, Try It. and
YOU will say with us that perfection
has been obtained, and the inventor
has immortalized his name forever
Most Of the Merchants have it.
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Notice to those Exempted by the Board
of Enrolment.

Notice to those Exempted by the Board
of Enrolment.
In consequence of the loss Of MANY
papers belonging to the office of the
Board of Enrolment, by the fire last
night, it becomes necessary for all
those who have received exemption
papers from whatever cause, since
the 23d ofNov. 1863, to present them
selves again, and re-substantiate their
cases at once. BY order of the
Board Of Enrolment.
ID. $. BROWN,
Capt and Provost Marshal.
Lima, Dec. 80, 1903.
@-Papers throughout the District
will confer a favor upon their readers
by giving this notice, or its substance
a place in their columns.
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Letters to Consressmen.

Many persons are, perhaps, not
aware OF the fact that the change Of
ihe law referring to the franking priv
ilege requires them to pay postage
on all letters addressed to members
or Congress. The privilege of send.
ing letters free is still retained by the
member, who is still permitted to
frank his own letters; but those ad-
dressed to him will not pass through
the mail unless prepaid. d.-Ohio PatTi-
s0.
The above is all mistake. Con-
,gressmen still receive, as well as send,
their letters free.
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AaMofk 9tttfBoniau.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Nasty make. an appeal in behalf

Mr.. Nasty makes an appeal in behalf
OF the s.Exei."
Church NV the Slawterd 1nnocents,)
(Lait st. yalandigum)
Jan. the 9Th, "a.
Therb in beyootiful farm fer sale
handy to town, an ice hez struck me.
PARTS ez we'll ez Republic is un-
grateful. The CRATE Vallanlygum
,wuz exeld fer prinsipple, wich is
deer 9 evry Dimocratik hart. Fer
our sails he langishes on a ierrin
shoar, sad, SOLITARY, gloomy, magnif-
isent and meloncolly. Vallandygrm
,wuz never n money-makin man. To
git hisself electid continuously to con
girls, cost him moar than his salary
pertikelerly sence his constituents
RAID the price NV voats on him.
The stanch Dimocrasy hev bin sin
gerly forgetful NV the welfair NV ther
CRATE champion, now a excl far away,
fer showtin the battel-cry NV Frejum.
Ke's short. The wife nv his buzm
is neerly, starvd, hevin bin forst to
subsist on froot kaik and wafiles fer
the last week. His Children hev no
new cloze, and are now warm the
identikkle garmence they put on the
1st NV Dec. They he'd no hobby hos
sis Civ EN- Crismus. His agid moth
eer is livin on the cold charitis NV the
.Ablishn Presbyterian church, wich is
condenst humiliashen. Vallandy.
gum hisself has bin redoost to "a
nips per day, with is barely sufIlshent
to sustane nacher, and to-day the
patriot and staitsman, may be saw
in wood fer his susteIanse, fer Mig
gers! Hoomiliatin ijee
maik the follerin sejestions
|. Let the Dimokratic wimin NV
Ohio, (them ez carrid banners and
sung that bOOtlfie song,
''Fer we'll rally round the Dag boys,
Well rally wun,t agin,
showtin the battle cry NV Freeium."
Mt our monstlr mass meetins last
fall, and who wanted to be saved
from nigger equality, ect. contribbit
eech 10 sents, to this CRATE obgik.
The mummy to be maild to me.
.. The Dimekratill Children con-
tribbit one cent cech, to raze fund
fer Vallandygum's Children.
The mummy to be sent me.
3. The Demokratic grand Others
eech contribbit . sents to raze fund
fer the support NV the grand mother
NV. Vallandygum's Children.
This mummy may he sent to me.
Dimocrats NV Ohio. awaill A
'crooel despot enjoying power wich
he aboozes, hez STRICKEN him down.
Vallandygum is suffrin in our sted.
He wuz the litenin rod wich reseevd
the bolt NV executive wrath wich wu2
aimed at the entire DimocrItic party.
Let us show our detestashen NV
the oppresscr and our sympathy with
the opprest, By contribitin literally.
p. ST. notis that Sammedary hez
sejcstid the same ice, and hez pro
coord the apintment NV hizsclf ez the
Treasurer. Aginst this | enter my
solum protest. The Crisis is pay
in paper-I myself borrid . dolers to
subscribe for it. Besides heze rich
enuff without it. 1 alluz wuz opposd
to monopoly. Let the benefits be
ekally distributed.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
Faster Nv sed church, in charge.
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Produce Market.

Produce Market.
WHEAT-Sl 10 for red.
CoRN-new 20 to 75c.
RYE-S0 cents to LOO.
BuTTgR--lS to 20c.
EGGs-l6 cents.
LARD--S and 8 cents.
OArs-6D cents.
TALLow-9 cents.
BEES WAX-3l cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 90 too 80.
CLOVER SEED-S6, so to 700
WHITE BEANs--Sl 80 to . 90
DRIED PEACuEs-S2 %,
DRIED APPLEs--SI 80,
PELTs--50 to / 30
llIDEs-7 cents geocn, II dry.
RAGs-Cotton 3 cents.
WooL-65 to 70 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 20.
SALT 50, 40 to 600.
PoTAToEs-00 to 60 cents.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Findlay Post Of
flee, January Sth, 1864.
Miss Electa Alferd, John w. An
derson, Miss ANA Baker, Jas. Dare,
Mrs. Philabena Hartman, Mrs. Mar
garet Richard, Miss Eliza Wise.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say they are adver-
issd. j. B.ROTHCHILD, Z. M.
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Business.

Business.
The streets have been crowded all
the week Pork and produce gener-
ally is coming in in the old fashioned
style. There are no towns in Ohio
that excel Findlay in a business point
of view. rn .
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Domestic EconomT. nv

No housekeeper or cook is fully
prepared 30 enter successfully upon
her culinary duties without having the
Chemical Saleratus on hand. It re-
lieves tue mind of tho care and anxi-
.cty experienced by a slullrul cook
For sale by most merchants and gro
GERS. Call for tho genuine in gel pa
pors, and beware Of the counterfeit
put up in green.
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view MUSIC.
Notice Whitney's advertisement Of
new music. "Blue Eyed Jennie" and
"Touch Not My Sisters Picture" are
beautiful sorgs, and ought to be on
every piano. Whitneyis enterprising
and shrude. He publishes nothing
but good music, and gets it out in fine
STYLE.
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Since the Revenue Law went into
operation, Ezra Brown, Deputy Col
lector for Hancock, has collected and
paid over S3e, 1890.
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Agricultural Meeting--Election.

Agricultural Meetings. Elec ection.
The members Of the Hancock Ag-
ricultural Society will meet at the
Court House, in Findlay, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. GA.
For the purpose of electing officers
of said Society for the coming year
The polls will be open from ten o clock
A. Muntil two o'clock p. NJ, at which
time will be chosen a President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and
seven Managers. a full attendance
OF the members is requested.
BY order Of the Board,
b. b. BARNEY, Pres.
d. b. BEARDsLEY, Sec'y.
January 9th, 1868.
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DCIip Uupnta

In all probability. proceedings will
he instituted, in the United States
Court at Cleveland, against all per-
sons in arrear for Revenue Taxes.
which will, no doubt, add somewhat
to the costs.
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ESlml nations to commence vt half past nine
o'clock, AM. s.'. t...F
All applicants are required 10 furnish wrtl-
ten test mouials " good moral character.
those vino have been engaged ~ iea9hors 10
"btAin those testimonials from their hist en-
p'oycrs; those who have never taught will
procure 'hem ffOm their last tenchors, which
testimonials viii he tnnt on fle
No private examinations viii bo hold. NJ
certificate viii be antudHted; no candidate
VIII bc admitted for REORGANIZATION With iu
I lree months after q Second failure. Appli
ctn,s are requested to present specimens of
penmanshiu.
Those who fail 10 comply with lho above
requsitiOus will not be adm TIED.
l.. TUSSING, Secretary.
Jan. J. Board Of Examinets.
INrft ID 4 LII A Al L N q,
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New Adyertisements,

New Advertisements.
Read the new advertisements:
New Music-W. w. Whitney.
Furs, Hats, &c. ,at cost. Schwab.
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I,ost

On Saturday last, somwhcrc on
Main or Main Cross street. a fur Mur-
fer. A liberal reward will be given
for its return to Z. BEACH.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-08

Tho Telegraph
Is at last finished and in operation,
and Findlay is not cut Off from the
rest OF the world. The Office is at
Shannon's Jewelry establishment, on
Main Street.
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Quite a destructive fire occurred at
Lima, Allen county, on Wednesday
of last week. What was known as
Saints Block was entirely destroyed,
besides a large amount OF damage
from tho removal Of goods, &c, from
adjacent buildings. The loss ON
Saints Block, the Gazette puts at
$4,000 with no insurance.
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Very Good.
We notice that building materials
begin to "encumber the earth at doz-
ems of plrces in town. Good. Fifty
dwellings should be erected here next
Spring.
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Our ice men are putting mp next
Summers supply Of ice They are
getting a beautiful article or 10 inch
es thick, and very clear and pure =
Those intending to put up ice should
not let this opportunity pass.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-08

Married.
On the 3lst ult, by Rev j. S. Kalb,
Mr.. Barnhart Lammadee, of Indiana,
te Miss Mary Jane Lindsay, of this
county.
On the Slst ult., by A. Hardy, Esq,
Mr.. John j. Frey and Miss Mary A.
Laenhart, both of Wood county, o.
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10 TeacElcrs.

VNEE BOARD Of school Examiners OF Hancock
Il County will meet at Findlay.pp The fol-
lowing days during the year 1864, for the ex'
animation of Teachers, VIZ:
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Married.

Faster Nv sed church, in charge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05
DEATHS.

In Mfliin township, Columbia co , on
the 18th of FEBRUARY, 1864, Mr.. JonN
BRowN, Sra very worthy citizen-
aged rs years. weeks and Ii days.
In Milton, 9th inst, JOSEPH HoUGEN-
DopLAE, in his 70lh year.
In the Army of Potomac, Feb. lst. ,
1854, Mr.. EsAc NJ WILK1soN, formerly
of ~ Northumberlin CO., and latterly of
Bloomsbury, Aged 33 years, mon!h 3
days.
In Berwick on the 22d inst, GEORGE
ERNEST, son oil NJ, Il. and Anna S. jack
son, aged If years and 7 days,
GEORGE WAS generally beloved by al :,
and bis death will be deeply felt by his
bereaved parents and numerous playmates
and friends. Though they grieve over
his departure, they mourn not as those
without hope, for he left behind him the
blessed assurance that he had found the
Saviour precious to his soul, aving made
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