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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
PROCLAMATION.
GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIAN's sALR.-In pursuance
~ Of an or es Of the Probate Oourt n ~ ro-
the OVunty of Gu ahoaa in the st.ts ~ OSJo ~
WI sell st publi1 Veadu, at the door Of the Court
Hoo.e the city Of oleVeiand on the 3Oth day Of
q = eco st o'coek P. NJ ths folIswinR
solp eoklyH, In he County Of Guys hoga, Ohio,
NJ S oesennsd ss iul OWs; ing subdivisiou 10
~ 81 ana Sz ot y leiot's ~ bd vision ofpart1
lng 90 Henry street Said lot 81 contains 5 IO-IOO
acres and lot 80 sontaias 65-IOO acres
1ARas-One third cash in hand on dsy Of aaIa
one-tniTd II ons 9ear, and one-third IN two yeHrS,
secured By mortgage on the premises, With 1atsr--s
Pslaole annually. SUSAN K. SINGER
SusrdiaS OF the Minors Of John SingEr, DECD.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

A L l. s b JOE rs,

a - " = = n
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
ssFlR Eelss JslREeisRa azd ChIpDSBa
c n a -
onss on o. = P. B. 4. E1s i. AIso, Osscs s-d T.rS
- Aaei4a ssssst 4. q, u aoscing. Coal ofsE
r- Expsii- =; .luAlity Tor
5TEA1, a. , SAATES, stowe
04os or dcuss U2S Also, AHTHBAOrTT GOAL
u large CT BnlAIl qaADs ties.
ofdaEs respsct;uily syuo ted and pronptIf sttsre.
u 50. Cosi ioT rnithins ksct so1startiy % hae6.
- ss-r7s r@sN TsvTr-Dp
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cloak Department,

We would particularly call this attention Of the
trade to this braooh q tbs bu,iness, ssTe have
obtained the most competent managers. and are
prepared to nH ell orders. By the quantity or 9TH
erwise, at the .hortest notice and ct the lowest
who'll sale prices.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
CLOTHING.
&. RHEINHsIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. }

I8f Superior street,
MOULD ANN0UN Z TO- THE
w public that he has q iull line OF Clo'hipg o.
his oNn manufAetu. and Of the best ma ,erial now
on hard. lH HI.-tpf1f- ~ efl.-- L-lF m
Particular attention is called to the manusao-
trre and style Of ur work. We emp'oy none but
the best OF waTkmen, and use nothing but
tte oe't OF Trimming in each and every
gtrBsht- Satisfied from exp rienoe, that the peo.
pie OF this vicinity need nothing but nrst els,s
work, We the -efOre offer sstern OF shop goods
te our customers, but everytbtEg of our own nam
ufaoture, made and trimmtd equal to the best Gus
tom WorE.
I Our GUST M EPGRrMENr Is under the
chsrge Of Mr. sPE SCER, Cutter Of d tesu years.
experienee in the beat New York Housss, and we
can truthfnlly say that he has no equal in this
city, aud We DEFY any Houe In. o. Q city to turn
out garment In the style snd nlish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want OF first class garments viii
bere ind . full AssOrtmeAt or EreEch and Eng ish
Beavers, Tricots, Breadolotbs, Ozssimsres and
Festings Of all desirable shades aud novelties T.
Remember that We do no JockeyiBg business,
have tut ONE PRICE, and sell at low figures.
msnutacture our oS1 goods pay no manu-
lAeturer any prodt, consequently can sa ven
y Per cent By 20 doing, the bBneht OF which We
give 20 our customers
Give Is call, aud you win be satisned that this
Is the sase, and that We deal hOnorably by all
Aug26 h5sdAtTi -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

o.n 60 f. Marshsr, one If New
YoTLs hes sna Iaost wesl.hy ciiizons, died
in that city on Sunday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Embrace, sv,rythiUg in is line, from thsohsspst
Wool to the richest Pals sy. sl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
HOSIERY DEPARTNENT.

full lire of ezuiar make Of EngIl'h and Ger.
man Hose, partisularly sdapte to lhs City trade.
Also luil stock in the JObbing Departments. o..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
WANTS.

OUANTED-To RENT-A comfortable
w dwelling IN 8 des rabe part Of the city, by
good tnsnt, 4 rent not u eECetd 81 60. Inquire
OF J. i, G. l.. IN sEkSOLL, 9l suseriorst.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
DRESS SILKS

In Black and Fancy We have thu greatest variety
ever shown in this market, with full line OF
Evening silks.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
JAMES HUNTER NJ.

of the firm Of r. 6 j. Hunter, s32 Broad
way, New York, Physicians for diseases of
the throat, lungs and heart.
NoTE-Drs. R. s. ]. Hunter beg to an.
nounce that they have opened an Office at
No. 10 Atwster Block, where they may be
consulted, for atew weeks, either person
ally or BY letter, on Catsrrh, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. TO
which special class of diseases they have
given their exclusive attention for many
years. s
Cleveland, 22d Sept 1866.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
FOR EALE,

EOR SALE-TRUNKS-.Sole leather,
\ Saratoga, GsntleInsn TrsFeling Trunks, ard
all other varieties, IT our rRaufacture ways
on hand. Ma RSHALL a WATKINS, IA sup-riOr
aen2T 2j0
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
MeW AovERTIsEM ENTs.

81" To La," sFor SAX. - -"Bo'i, . t''WaAa,"
'FOuad,,' . "BoGrdiug, DC, not srcesdis9 F0UR
LINES each, vflI Be inserted 8. is eOlrlA for
10 Cents; ROf esosadiHs EIGHT LIHkS, 80
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
NOTICE TO DEALERS.

We nov occupy three no RS, strictly for JobbIng
each lo0x 10 ie which makes this house the lar
gest in the city, and We show . larger variety
OF goo to the general trsde than sny other house
in the safe, aid at the present time We will sell
much under East N prics TO which the Atten-
ti0n Of Ihe trade IL especially invited. I'D
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

WANIED-COAT MAKER-At 272
w Superior st. Il. OARDOZO, aercha t Tailor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
,AIANTED-MEN-To receive and filI

MANTED-GIRL-Ag good and com
w petent ki chen gIr'-One who eau come well.
rec0mmt nded. Apply at 81 kinsmanst seI26 Us
WANTED -BOARD-For gentleman,
w wife aud child, in Iriys te family. orwhere
there are but tw bORrdeIs. kefstenc.s exchanged.
Addr IS Lock b K 81, sci 23:243
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

EOR saba beautiful Gothic Cot
i t gs. nearly new, ia good repair SUPP led
tnrough5n 5nt vain not ana ! NaIe. psths Nsttf-
La lalTe OF }. E a G. l.. ING EksOLL, 2lI Superior
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

kUK SALE-OIL-A fine lot of Petro-
, ieum cunning tui at the Factory Of W. J..
CTTffTT7. ~, CeUtr1I Ma. s.p6:R7
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
PENSION

PENSION
are allowed to all soldiers who have been disabled, In
ahgdegroe by wounds or disease while in the service
IN thelne of tnty-to widows of deceased sodicrs-to
deceased soldier for support
Back Pay. 3-ttLii1i
We have every facility for tho collection Of BACK
FAY II thal papers are correctly made out, we can
nave the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears o pay due them from the Government will do
well TO call on us, as we can collect tho money for
much less than i will cost to go to Columbus or elsu-
can collect thermoney. hhG FtIH'T $40
1.ai ~ ef Write tn Us, if..,-,e.
And will advise yoll, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with instructions for filling them MP, 80
that you can prepare your claim without trouble
Be Prompt. "-Her
The sooner You make your application the sooner
you will get tonr money. If Application for Pension
is not made within year from the date of discharge
yearly pension ia lost.
RENE mber the Place!
X, NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM A1ENT: Ohic6--South sida
Main street, Tallnntlge Block, Lancaster, Ohio
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Total Assets,.."..... 81, ,19O,750

These Companies divide three -fourths Of Qct
prohts annually to the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest at per cent-thcrcby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
and cheaper insurance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

From two u iorr iollnrs cheaper thnn onv hop,s IN
uecity. Youwiil save money by calling and exam.
ihinng ing ny ,tock k before purchasing elseyhcte
1unsl-ioW in MILLER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
5at Eantasfer &a3ttte.
AN EXQUISITE BALLAD.


Come to me, dearest, Tn lonely without thee.
Daytime and nighttime I'm thinking about thee;
Night-t.lne and dy-tme in dreams behold thee,
Uagelsoms tho waxinS which ceases to fold thee.
Come to inc. daring, nay sorrows to tighten,
c. ne ia thy o-aaty tn bless and to brighten:
Co.le in thv vomsnhnod, meekly sud loWly;
Come in tay loveliness, queenly andhOiy.
sw9lows viii at ArouI1 tho desolate ruin,
peay Suriag vni its loyous renewing;
Aa thorghts ofthv love and It's manifold treasure,
Are cirolns my heart With the promise Of pleasure;
on. Spring of.ny spiritph: May OF my bosom,
Same out on ny soul til ,ad and 1t blossom;
The waste of my lfe has arsse.rootwlthinl.
And tay fon insss alone to tho sunl ghtoan win Il.
Figure which moves like a song through the even
Fixtures IL uPwith the rrasx Of heaven,
Eyeslks the skies cfpo7r Erin our mother
Where sunshine Ani shadows chasing zach othor
saiies coming aohism. but childIIks and simple,
SploPsaiag their eyes from the heart of a dlmple;
on! thliSs T. the SAVIOR that even thy seeming
Is ieft tc the sleeper to brighten his droam!Dg
You havebeep glad when you knew Twas gladdened;
D5lr afj yoIl1i nosto hsr an sIdlonei,
Our hearts ever answer Ia tine and u time love,
As octave unto oittve, or rhyme unto rhyme, love,
cannot smile, but yoar Cheeks will be gIowing
ioI cannot %eop, but my tears will DO flowing;
L7nghaye fingered WITH you by my side, love,
You vii! not lnger when have ded, love.
Come TO me, dear, ece die Of my sorrow,
RISE on my gloom like tho sun of tomorrow.
Strong, swift and fond AS tho words which speak
love,
VITA asons atyoGg lip, aai smilc on your check
love;
Come for my heart In your absence Ia dreary;
Haste, iormy spirit is sickeneI and weary;
Como to the arms which olonc shall caress thee;
Come to the heart which is throbb.ng to bess thee
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
The Advantage OF tho Participating
System Demonstrated.

REMAREs-Ry insuring in one Of the above Comma.
MICS his policy will cost him for Ave years Sill, in.
stead OF Sl5oby tho old system, to.wit
To premium on $4,000 for Ave years Sl5O 90
by interest received in cash on scrip. 90
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06
S Y NJ PIT O NJ S.

The symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally appear
are at first very slight. Persons find they have q
cold that they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the change Of oftemperature In this con-
dition, the nose may be- dry, slight discharge,
thin and aGrid, afterwards becoming thick and adhe-
sivc. As the disease become chronic the discharges
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawed OF
cOughed up The secretions are offensive, causing q
bad breath; the voice thick and nasal the eyes
common and important symptom OF Catarrh is, that
the person is Obliged to clear his throat in the
ing of a thick or Shiny mucus. which has fallen down
during the night. When this takes place the person
may be that his diseased is its way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arrestingh.
The dboro arc buttsp Cf The many Lttarrh Symptoms
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoraA
ToR Tzr RGPIp euRE or

colds, InausnEa, HosrssneSS'
cro0p. Bronchitis, Inetpients sconbump'
tiOR, and for the relief OS SCOnsunpttVe
Patients In the Advanced stages OF tn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-06

Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter Daugher ty Attorney,
. p, NJ. Wagenhals, Pension Surgeon
" PITTsBuRG LANDING, 1ESSsgsssH, !
...L. efs .s- ...L.,V May, 1868.
To the People OF Fairfield CounfSc
We are personally acquainted with II. NJ. CLARKE,
ESQ, and believe him to be honest and capable We
eheorfuly recommend him to our friends Of the nth
Regiment as proper person to attend to the collection
OF Soldiers Cmrns, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions &c.
John NJ Connel Colonel 18th Regiment o. "
70 M.E Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg. owl
4. J: Davis, Adjutant 18th Ohoi.
Daniel Kutz. : iyI.gtIY Uf' tr slgtIf
Captain y, F Butterfeld Comd'g Co A i7h o.%
Captain Ezra Rclets Company F, 18th Reg.
LieutcEantD. O'SuHvin. - :. l'' aHi IL
J. W, Stinchcomb Captain Company r.
a: p. Ashbrook, list Lieutenant Company n,
William ii, Pugh I'd Lieutenant company B.
A. Ognen, Caufain Cotnra.v 7, iT;ii Unio
Len N2es ist Lieutenant, Company ]. 18th Ohio.
y. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio.
.' b B. Collins, ID Lieutenant, i,-,,.- "a
y. 2. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
. 3. Showers, Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain G II Ripley cesnpany D, nth Ohio.
Lieutenant G. NJ, Webb, Company D, l7tlrOhlo.
Lieutenant o. B. Brandt, Company q l7tlroiAo.
Lancaster June IS, ls6cs12tf az 7roreG
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,, eg'f yoawah, to fad out whether clothing hao,
Call ON JshrEIoSk.
91'!iyouw'n; hne Cloth Coat at 8 70 made to or
dss,
Gail ON Jnho Block,
Sgifyon want Gne grcea PLAID Cashmere panta
cnh on Jake DIock.
WI! you "ant 10 Ind Gnc stog,. Of clothing,
Can On Jake DiouN.
SR'l. YOU want good 0ttinc suit of clothes,
can on Jake BIoGk.
'sJ' yon want 70 fnd fine stock of Mock lies
Ssiig'' rhirts, Drawers, socks sud ~usp,n iers ""
Call on jake Block.
p3-f yon wnnt clothing 70 per cent chsaper than
'oa son 1ny at any other house In this city,
Call ON Jake Block,
sobe sure and cal IN,
,st Aodd0n't 10 waiting too long;
Com" and hsye. your measure tAEea,
By cutter whose name Is TOM.
). BLOCK, Agent
LaHeastOs, March 2J-3m.
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60 wide 10 the stage ofits usefulness
and 30 numerous are the cases Of its
oureR, that almost every section Of
country abouuds IN persons PUBLICLY
known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases
Of the lungs by its use. When once
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17

Is there a way TO forget to thlnk1
A. your age, Sir, hope, fortune, friends,
dear girls love-but took TO drink
The same old story; you know how 1t ends.
ltyou could have seen these classic features
You needn't laugh, Sir, they were not then
Such burning libel on Gods creatures 4:
WAS one of your handsome men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17
Engaged for "a Week,
AND WHAT CAME OF IT.

When l was just twenty. two, |
went with my parents to fancy ball
on New Years Eve, at Lady l.. s.
i had many partners, and danced
half the night, when soon after sup
per friend of my fathers intro.
duced gentleman to me whose name
i did not distinctly hear, in the con.
fusion of voices around me, and the
striking up Of the band for the next
dance. Hurriedly engaging my hand
for the next quadrille, my prospec-
tive partner disappeared IN the
throng. i had time to see that he
was about twenty two or tmeeyears
ofage wore a plain domino, and that
the look of anxiety that set upon his
features was strange in so young q
face. Nevertheless, | had forgotten
his existence. by the time he came to
remind me of my promise. He led
me to my place and we commenced
dancing without his once addressing
me. At the end of the first figure, |
turned to reply to some remark ]
.faneied that he had at last ventured
30 make, when / met his perplexed
looking gaze, and perceived that he
was talking TO himself, tor he said,
"Yes, 1t may do; tall, the same
name, too" then suddenly to me
"Pray, Miss Fortescue, do you con
slider yourself tall? What may be
your height2'
Nota little surprised at his brusque
manner Of opening conversa
ltion, and thinking l would answer
him in his own style, Ireplied, "It
may be seven feet, but is not,
'"But scarcely under fiyefeet eigh'
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Volume l2-Number 27

wards me, Mr.. Ashford's voice.
| "Constance--allow me--my un.
cle." % ~ r'I'
experienced a rushing sensation
in my ears. i turned--some ono
stood before me--some one was hold.
ing my hands--a face bent over
them--and then--all was blank for
had tainted. When I recovered, I
was lying on a sofa, and my cousins
were ending over me. -.
"Thank Heaven that YOU have
opened your eyes at last" said Ellen
Fortescue, "Henry's uncle knows all
we will leave you to make your
peace with him for helping to play a
practical joke on so good man."
They left me, and some one from
the other end of the room advanced
and said: 0 ..'I .-..''''S II
"My poor child, your troubles are
ended. My nephew has confessed
all to me. must, however, exact
one penance before 1 can forgive YOU
your part in the duplicity. Then
changing his voice to its natural tone
said; =
"instead of being engaged to the
nephew for one week, you mnst con.
sent to belong to the uncle for life."
The voice thrilled every chord Of
my being. / turned to look at Hen
rvs uncle, and was clasped to tho
breast OF the man l loved.
81 am so thankful to that rascal
Henry" exclaimed he, "that he chose
Mary Constance instead OF Constance
Mary. When / saw that you wore
his portrait in your bosom, felt
there was no hope for me, thoughoI
was ignorant at the time that his
true loves surname, which lie had
never mentioned, happened to be tho
same as yours, or that you were re.
lated. L have, in the moment Of
happiness he conferred on me by
disclosing that your promise to him
only bound you for one week, for
given him fully, and granted all he
wishes of me-"
Henry, it appears, had been struck
with remorse when he saw how sc :.
riously was affected by the compli-
cations he had brought upon me, and
being of generous, impulsive ma
ture, had at once made clean breast
OF it to his uncle. OF course need
not tell you that Col. Hadley and
were married at once, and that &C.
companied him to India. Henry
married his Mary as soon as she ar
rived, which was before we started,
and the thousand pounds which was
wanting to complete his brides re
quirements, was presented her by her
husband in the shape of set of dia
monds He mado only onv vvu,tition
now, and that was that Henry shouh,
call her by her first nam O., and leave
Constance to him. | was reminded
last evening of this strange incident
by an old gentleman, who had not
seen me since ] was very young
girl, remarking to me how tall had
grown, and inquiring what my hight
really is. ] thought then, as I often
; do, OF my strange partner, and my
relations 10 him for one week. One.
! a Week. ... ..,
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THEv vAGAB BONDS.
BY !. T. rao osparroE.


We are two trivelers Roger and 7.
Rogers my dog Come here. you scamp
Jump for the genilenahHmiid yo0r eye
over the table-look out for tho lamp -
The rogue IL growing little old; r.
yeyears we've tfanped thro' wind and
weather,
And sept out doors when nights were col :,
And ate and drank-and starve together.
We've learned whatccm(ort Is. I tell you
bed on the floor, a bit of rosn,
A nro 10 thaw our I umbs, (poor fc i)w
The paw he holds up has been frozon,)
Plenty OF catgut for 10Y fiddle,
This out door business is bad for strings }
Then aH few nice buckwheats hot from the
griddle,
And Roger and set up for kings!
No. thank ye, Sir,--I never drink;
Roger and are exceedingly moral
Aren't we, Roger l-..see him wink -
Well, something hot, -then-we won't quar-.
rel.
He's thirsty, too 500 him nod his headl
What II pity, Sir, that dogs can't talk
He understands every word that's said,-
And lie knows good milk from water and.
chalk.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17

II you had seen HER, so fair and young.
Whose head WAS happy on thi, breast
If YOU could have heard the SONGS sung
When the wine went round, you wou!dn I
have guessed
That ever |. Sir, should be s'rayns
From door to door, with fiddle and dog,
Ragged and pouuilesS, and playing
To you TO night fora glass OF grog
She's married slnce--a parsons wife,:
Twas better for hor that wa shOlld part
Better the soberest, prusiest lite,
Than blasted home an broken heart.
bavc s1cu her. Once was weak and spent
On the dusty road Il carriage stopped
But little she dreamed as on sho wont,
Who kissed the coin her fingers dropped.
You've set me talking, Sir I'm sorry;
II makes me wild to think OF the change I!
What do you care for beSgar's story
1t is amusing you ind It strange
mad mother 80 proud of me ....
Twas well she died before do yor know
If the happy spirits in heaven can see
The ruin and wretchedness here below
Another glass and strong, 10 deaden
This pain; then Roger and will start.
lwonder, has he such Il lumpish, leaden,
Aching thing, in place OF ahearty
He is sad sometimes, ana would weep ii he
could.
No doubt remembering things that were,-
a virtuOus kennel, with plenty of food,
And himself sober, respectable cur.
I'm better now; that glass was warming
You rascal timber your lazy feet
We must be fiddlng and performing
For supper and bed, or starve IN the street.
Not very gay life to lead you think?
But soon We shall go where lodgings are
free,
And tho sloepers need neither victuals nor
drnk;-
The sooner, the better, for Roger and mo
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ WIS presented TO tho Commissi Oners ,f
Hancock county, Ohio, on The sepouil day az ll''
corporate tic wesl hf o} ths s onosh @ " Ssss odl9q
ana sHo,nrSsS, SOU 9narIsrn OF see!an Ojoy
east quarters Of secll9p Mo- two: 10 Dslsoo ai9a
ame name and syo Of the Vim, &c nf Mount f BsSi
InSTa aH%icrs SON odps psai0 an asy Dn
second day OF Decen5er session. 81 .,as ,rs,,,s :
20 lat.i .it. .rt..7i % G. COOK uccl sSgsg1
in. BUSNEi.l.1
Tn hehalf of said Petitioners rN 49sDhf,'nVoh
NJ 3 lncl!A" I, o. -, g l.sA [.
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AUTH ORIzED CAPITAL 100000.

8anking Hours 10 ~ o'riock a. NJ 'iaI d.
and from | to 4 o'clock r., NJ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17
Thorc isn't another creature living
Wen have some music, II your willing,
And Roger, chem! what a plague "A cough

is, Sir y b..
Shall march IA little. Start, you william
Stand straight Bout face Salute your
officer!
Put up tina; paw Dress take your rifle
(Sume dogs have arms, you see0 Now hold
Your cap while the gentlemen give Il trine
To aid poor old patriot soldier.
March! Halt! Now show how rebel shakes
When he stauds up to hear his sentence.
Now tell US how many drams IL takes
/" honor II Jolly new acquaintance.
Five yelps--thats nve, he's mighty knowing!
Z The nights beioro us, fill the glasses =
Quick Sir I'm ill---ny brain is going -
some brandy, - thank you, - there 1T
passes
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17

HENRY BROWN. J.P. BuRYsT.
DROWN, u BURIkET.
I'D Attorneys al Law,
win atterd to all business entrusted Ia their "
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFF{CE. 'HaHh-l tas.
0uer Green's Drug Store, opposite Court House.
FlNDLAY, 0HI0,
BTPartioulsr attention given TO Cohec-
tiOns Foreclosures of Mortgages, PariitOning
OF lands, Guardian and Administration mat
ters II ia Jan. a. a. ff1
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17

Why not reform' That's easily said;
But I've Rone'lhrOugh such wretchcd treat
ment,
sometimes forgetting the taste of bread.
And scarce remembering what meat meant
That my poor stomach's past reform;
Ana there are times when, mad with think
ing,
I'd sell out heaven for something warm
Toprop IL horrible inward sinking.