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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Odd Fellows Coa,eni,o-.

The members Of the different
Lodges of Odd Fellows in thus vi
cinity met at Findlay on Tuesday
last, and notwithstanding the unGa-
vorable weather male q very credit.
able display. There were large
number of people in atten lance from
the country, and the extra trains on
both roads brought quite a number
Of passengers.
After the ceremony Of dcdieating
a number of 10 belonging to Han.
cock Lodge. ut the cemetery, WAS
concluded, Wheclers' Hall was flied
with an attentive audience, and an
address was delivered lay Rev. Hart
aey, of Mt. Vernoa.
The address was sn able one in
which the beauties OF the principles
and teachings Of Odd Fellowship
were portrayed in such glowing terms
that we were almost persuaded to
be''-an Odd Fellow. La the eve.
ming, the members of Hancock Lodge
and the Daughters Of Rsbekkah EN-
tertaiued their visiters at their Hall
but whether pleasantly, " otherw ise,
we are unable to say. as VIC were not
invited, and hadn't the password.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Big Scnrs.

NS"'7s
ln these dull times, it is good
thing 10 hav" some kind of excite
nlent. They have it in Eagle town
ship, in the shape of q veritable pan
ther--a white one. 1t makes the
night hideous with it's cries, and
lscares aa pcoplc--soine. Few of
them venture OF, at rlrht, and neg
loctcd wives consider the pnavhos q
mice ihiGG. Ititi4 not certain wicth
or it Is Il pnnthc,, the ritiz us Of Ea.
gle may easil y sSccrtsin. Let oHr Of
.tlem station himself four hundred
feet from the tree, whcr, ;lIc Hroscd
panther il, anl IL Ia" beast jnmns
tIa: distance and lauis on his shuul
.ders, thenno doubts may lie enter
tSiuci ~ 10 his genuineness. That
ia the distance panther is always
represented as jumping in Beadle's
novels, and they are reliable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
More 1hieviay.

n"Te IhieVi0g.
The appropriation to ones self thu
property Of others, seems to be nc
quiring popularity, and in many re
cent cases has proved q lite profitable
TO the thieves. There have been o
late quite number of horses stolet
in this vicility, and notwithstanding
the vigilance and watchfuluess exer
cised by our citizens, one will ocoa.
sionallv suffer.
On Wednesday night, well dress
ed and gentlemanly appearing fellow
put up at the Crook Hotel, and regis.
tered his name and residence as &C
G. Moore, Columbus. o." The next
dav he went to the Livery Stable OF
Vance d. LoTthan, and represent
ing himself as n detective from Co.
lumbus, IN search Of an escaped con
vict, named Simmons, engaged o
pair OF horses and fine, new GOV.
cred buggy to go to Big Lick town.
ship, the former home Of said Sim
mons promising to return on Fri lay.
After waiting two o, three days, and
becoming suspicious that all was not
right, V. Il L telegr,phed to CoIum-
bus for Information concerning the
man. They received In answer that
no such man was employed as de
tective, and that the convict Simmons
hal not escaped The necessary
steps are being taken to bring the
vilisin tn pnlishn mt.
We do not express ourselves in fa,
vor of Lynch law, but it is barely
possible that if All example in the
way OF summary punishment could
I've made on few of these thieving
scorndrels, the country would be
greatly benefited,
Vance d. Louthan offer reward ot
800 for the recovery Of the proper
ty and the apprehension Of the thief
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Jist or Marriage L,ecnsr..

Jist of Marriage Licenses.
i Foil wing is a lit of the partie.
to whom the Probate Judge issued
licenses of marriage during the
month Of October:
Benjamin. Wineland and Mary L.
Smith.
Allen Dorsey aud Margaret J. Nc.
Murrv
Samuel Cameron and Mary E.
Long.
J. G Downey and Amelia Shoe
maker.
Nicholas Jacobs ahd Amelia Felix
ley.
Jas. s L lie and Sarah s Pickett.
George Bame and Annie VOL.
ford
Franklin Haas and Isabelle Ny
rice.
a G Dibler and A. J Marrv.
j j. Alspach and Elizabeth Fox.
Andrew Bergman and Nancy Flick.
John w. Powell and Sarah +.
Mofit.
Isaac Bushong and Nancy f.
Cooper.
John L Bibler aud Mary f. ely
ner.
Geo. W. Smith and Lydia Epley.
Peter Beck and Kate Morehart
George Pifer and Catharinc Bamc
Samuel ID. Houpt and Mary +
Byal.
John NJ. Jordan and Bell Red
man.
Oliver p. Drake and Mary j.
Bolev.
Salanius Bowlby and Sophia Thorn
isop.
Philip Burket and Ellen Flick.
Jacob Gassman and Cathariue Bow.
lcr.
Jacob Hilkirt and Margaret Gualt.
Levi Bergman and Judith Gilt.
VIM. 1. Hempy and victorine T..
Hardy
C. f. StGltz and Catharine A..
Walter.
F C. Brown AIT, Eliza J. Hagler.
William Burns and Sarah A. STRAIT
ton.
John II Brannnn and Ettie Henry.
Jacob w. Siddall and A,lHanda
Messamore.
David w. Souser and Sarah Sny.
der.
VIM II. welker and Margaret A
Cherry.
Geo. B. Walker and Nancy A. Nc.
COnnell.
Naainan I Moore and Mamie A.
Pickett.
Richard Hawkins and Agnes B.
Phil'er.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
FIndiay Th"syinn Society.

a society was ORGANIZED last Fri
day evening with this name. 1t, is
for the purpose of mutual improve
mcnt in writing and defamation -
The following are the officers: II
;. Shannon, President. Mss b. Fl
Cronlcv, Vic President; F. B Zay
Secretary; L, R,utenherg, Treasur
C; L. b. Morrison Marshal. An as
socia,ion OF this kind. may be o.
great benefit. if conducted properly
Improvement in essay writing AM
speaking, should be sought after.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Strayed,

Strayed,
From the premises of WIN. Mar,
tin, IL miles north east OF Findlay
on Thursday. Oct. 26, one roam pa
cling horse and a email, dalk bay
horse.
A liberal reward will be given ia
any person returning said horses, oI
giving any information which will
lend to their recovery. Address,
d, Z. MARIN,
Findlay, q.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
4 Coed story.

\ Coed story.
The following incident which hap
pened on the cars in the Interior o
Michigan last week. shows what i:
thought OF Vail 'ndigham and his fol
lowers by the good Union Michigan
ncrS:
A Democratic official and n young
sprig OF the law of the same political
filth, both residents Of this place
were on their return home from one
Of the Western States At one oil
the stations on the railroad, a gentle.
manly appearing young man got on
hoard, and coming along to our Dem.
ocrailc friend No. |, who was sitting
alone. asked permission to sit with
him, which was granted. After some
little time had elapsed, the young
man asked our friend If he had q
morning paper.
NO was the reply "but my
friend has"
No 2 very kindly handed the pa.
per, hut no sooner did the Young man
see the ti,le--"Chicngo Tunes -
than he exclaimed, "Way this is q
Coprerhead sheet, do not wish TO
reai i"
Tins, to our friends, unaccountnhlc
manner of the Young man, naturally
led to the discussion of politics. In
the course of the conversation the
NounT man Inquired of OF our fricai
the official
Glow do You vote p
With an air OF self graduation. he
replied. AIN 1863 yoted for C.. L.
ValIandighHm for Governor ci tie
State of Obi and at t..c last election
| cast my ballot for Geo W. Mcr
gan, he White Mems candidate fot
the same Office"
Or Union friend locked ut the
speaker II moment, anil then qpirtlv
remarked; GOOD day sir, I believe
| do not wish to SIT with yoH nny
longer. y and let QUE oil .ial anl his
i'ri"nd To speculate on the probable
cau,c OF lis peculiar movements.
In ahnIt five minutes he rciurncl
and said; 1T may seem straU.e to
Won, perhaps, that | left you 90 rh.
ruptlv, aud it may he that Il word o'
explanation will not he ont Of place
In the first place, ALWAYS feel i'll at
ease when in company with any one
who vim 'icaues the doctrines Of the
pateut Democracy. but | felt thst in
sitting beside man who o,.pnlv
boasts oi having voted for vile trai
tor like VallaudIgham. that, to say
the least. my pocket-booS was ia dan.
ger. Goo dav sir" and he again
left thc!n--not, however, until the of
fetal. who ~ not noted for p:cty, had
poured ont some sundry and divers
bottles of wrath in the form of good,
old fashioned curses.
This story was told us by>a Demo-
crat, so there can be no doubt as to
its authenticity,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
llailpw Eve.

Iia,,"w Eve.
Tuesday evening last, WAS Halow
Eve, aud. as usual, on its yearly re
turn. the boys had good time--lots
Of fun. Many pounds of prospect
i've sour kr0ut was ruined on the
doors of the residences OF our citi.
zens, and MANY tidy housewife
wished she could get hold of the lit.
tie runners sRd shake them soundlv
for their pains Holly eve, as it, is
pronounced, ny them, gives the hoys
fine chance To have run, and they
make the mpst OF it, il their unruly
and noisy demonstrations afforded
them enjoymeat.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Fret FireIi if,re!II

If you want your house, barn, store
goods, mill, factory, grain or ware
house insured against loss or dam
age by fire in the best companies, OF
If you want to insure your life, ol
insure against accidents, call Oh oui
worthy friend, J NJ TTamlin, ut his
office IN Ewings block, who will I've
glad to see You, and who will accom-.
modate you in the best manner pos.
sible.
We commend him to the public.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
M.rriod,

Mrrriod,
On the 18th nit, by Rev. AL, an
Rose. Mr.. John Alspaeh and Miss
Elizabeth Fox. all of this county.
At the Crook House, Oct. 90, hv
Rev. J. Wykes, Mr.. Jacob Siddall
and Miss Amanda Mcssar ore
Also, at the same time and place.
bv the same, Mr.. T.. w Sansser aud
Miss Sarah Snyder, all OF this coun
ty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Bound 60 win.

bound To win.
The great secrets OF success in
business are keeping up with the
times, aud judicious advertising. -
Boyer & Kimmel know this, aud arc
doing both. They have just receiv
another addition to taeir stock, con.
sis,ing of Watches. Clocks. Jrwclry,
and the thousand and one other ar
ticles that go to form fr.t class
stock of goods, and are selling them
at the lowest living prices Thcy
tcarrdnt everything they sell TO he a~
recommended. They aim to bu,
none but the best qualities, and there
by build up a permanent trade an
reputation. Call and sec them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Stealing.

We understand that some of tn,
farmers in Liberty and Eaelc town
ships have been considerably annoy
cd by series of petty thefls, OF ar
ticles of clothing, pork. Vegetables
&c. Several individuals have beer
suspected. auA thrir movements ~,
being wat hei, with q view OF bring
ing them to justice. Most of thu
farmers are prepared for these ma
rauders and We may expect to hear
of some Of them singing, "a churg'
to kesp I have"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
"Corn Evc.1

"COTn Eve"
Findlay has at least some boys Of
original ideas. Not having fully
gratified their love Of mischief on
Hallow E"e, the little rascals manu-
factured Corn Eve. for the next night
1t simply consisted of throwing corn
against the windows, aud shouting
"Corn Eve" We aavc aprccocinu~
lot of boys in Findlay--in fact. they
are little too oil for boys of their
age. They need setting back y
trii1e,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

Call on your Grocer for Herrick
Aliens Gold Media. Saleratus. 1t is
the only perfectly healthy saleratus
made. After using one half the pa,
per, If YOU sre not satisfied, return
the balance. and get the money paid
for the whole. 1t /, much better to
use with cream tsrtar than soda. 1t
is peculiarly adsptcd for dyspeptic
persons. Try IL. For sale 10y gro.
GERS and druggists and at wholesale
hr all dealers Depot, ll2 Liberty
street, New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
The 8sih Regiment,

Now stationed a. San, Antonio,
Texas, is to be mustered ont Gen
Stanley made special application tn
have it mustered ont, or account o,
its being reduced much below the
minimum. There remains hut little
more than enough men to form n
company, of this regiment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Thruk.g'v ng

Thnuk.g'v vng
The President has issued n Proc
lamation Announcing the first Thurs,
day in December rs day of Nation
al Thanksgiving. We are quite sure
the day will he generally observed
The blessings OF peace, the honntifuI
harvest, the preservation of health,
will make it most truly a time foi
National Thanksgiving, and for the
trst time for years, the people OF the
whole country can join viii, common
wish in the observance Ol the day,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Excursion Trains.

Excursion Trains.
On Tuesday last, extra trains were
run on the L f. 81 l.. X r, and on
the Findlay Branch. Each ran two
coaches, and they were well filleI.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Tln Nantoek 9effrrsoaian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Methodist Mite Society

Will be held At the residence of
Mrs. Wm. Anderson. on Tuesday
evening of next week. All are in.
vited.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Did Not tOm >.

Did Not Com.
Prof. Leslie, who advertised to
make a great balloon ascension from
the Fair Grounds, failed To come.----
Probably he will he remembered
should he ever come here to make
an ascension. He is unreliable, to
say the least
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

The Oil Mill is turning out q splen
quality Of Hnseed Oil Dealers
will do well TO give it a trial.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Sold bis Dictionary

Sold b,s Dictionary
In noticing the eclipse Of the 10th
ult., one Of our exchanges informs
its readers that il was the annual
eclipse, and that the last annual
eclipse previous to this occurred leo
enyarS ng0!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Notice-Moncy W, .tsd,

NOtice-MOncy W. ''ted,
Persons knowing themselves in.
dehted to US, either by Note OF
Book account, Of longer standing
than three months, are requested t,
call and make payment, AMI
greatly oblige
PATTERSON Il TAYLOR.
FindIay, o Oct. ~. 0
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Snrcad "u' ear lis n,iosc c,ri hern,

'Snread "u, ear is nbtIosL rec ,ri hern,
Of 'tvS And i""jS 10 rsg,r.nis i,tr :"
Let the world understand that Dr.
ID. ii. Seelye's Cdtarrh Remedy is q
a pleasant and certain care tor Ca.
tarrh, Cold in the head. and all dis
eases OF the head caused by the alb.
normal condition of the membrane
lining.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
Blaaks.

All kinds 7of blanks can be pro
cured at this ottaos.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
CINCi>N ,yI MARK ETs.

BEANS Dat. 81 IS for Prime White.
BUTTER S1@i0
CORN IS, 0Duui
E,igS- 2-GJ2s u dozen.
tRtiir--Diiou pples. 79'aH p pound
FhAinER Prime, I've gees, s10sij
FLOUR Extra. 800. Fancy Brands 81. 90
HOGS Firm, ~ sh j0GLl7 90, .rVss.
,rED-Cioyer. siJ Is iiinuthy, 81 Is.
NH"AI--,,id 81 VI, Sew OU04 81
WUC!.--3s sGG5u. re-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
IEy YoNiS MARKET

GUTTER 3a@i?G.
ChEE~E- I+Gf t1r
.OBK- $50 D 'GbJI 90 for new mess; 2S d0l
co ~ tur lilm".
LARD -2iy2 l..
FiOUR-sN ~561DGo
WEEAI so 90 Gl 20
CORN --Western Snii ". Ssloo
OAT~.-Wrsiei 656l57c pur Uus.
SUGAR 36D 40 tor yIusCuvado.
NOLNSob~--i3lp t5c.
WouL-50NG7jU.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

half the itching-N No CT itching -ODIy
Half the NJ ,ney.
Citron r ,lssm W II cure the Ich or Army
icrai ches IN nns ur i've applications alsn
cures all Ernptive diseases 81 The skin, U e
e,s. old sores, Gtngreno ard II Ieun'i,sm
contains no Mercury, and IL safe to use An,
lime Ony rs c,nts y but;lo OiiVEli
CROOK 4 Co., Dayton, uhio, Who'll esalr Z
Agento. Sold by
=. 4 J. n. ilU ,iER & co.
Nov. 3. 1895. -lO.. findlay y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03
TYyuIAY MARKETS.

WHEAr-S1 90 and so for red.
CoRN-30 to 35.
RYE-55 cents to 90.
OATs-2S to 90 cents.
BUTTER-20 to 30c.
EGGs-25 cents.
LARD-15 and 20 cents.
TALLow---S to 10 cents.
BEES WAx-40 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,00 to 500.
CLOVER SEED--S6,00 to 100.
WHITE BEANs-Sl, so to 600
DRIED PEAonEs-3 90.
DRIED APPLEs--S0,00 to 200.
PELTs--75 to 100
IIIDEs--5 cents green, 10 dry
RAGs-Cotton B cc,its.
Wool 90 to 81 cents.
FLAX SEED-Sl 90 to 81 %
Salt--3,O0.
Flour 80, 80 to 600 per Dbl.
Hay-SS per ton.
Featilers-75 cts per lb.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

Mr.. G. W. Myers is putting up
machinery for the purpose OF manu-.
featuring sawed shingles
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

Chsnk..
We are under obligations to Mrs
G. ID. Teatsworth. tor u quantity
vi nice apples Of enormous size.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-14
Hope for all Invalids.

(WRFs WITHOUT rYDlEtNE. 81 NAIL NJ :
~ nlklNG METHOD. ay DG- AAH cLAAh,
AavVRHf sgnsc ha4LFa lSsgsasE1. u ChApscr
sst1rT. NassaN. MSS fsrss q ~ kihs svef
leEs&es asuf8ne sleroAsh lfsagaeni aef 81 aassss
- Maas p1sasass ussa bai aue eff- fsN -.
fssEts esl - accommodated sta reefa. Assft. ssA
resia ns n 8fs tsssifsfts CeatH 'iatlofss fire..
jetvas FnAe CrNeias, NiEh Ell q saaaef 81
fsafts, isHss *. sssl frn#. g grasee 80 sre1
s-sefsffieAa 40 pfsHss8 seiUpe Nsasafs' :
FL Asset ~ Aassti aatsnfs. 81 eow ~ Us H.lh
sAasf = sreaisf. aA8 81 gvtag sees fssi asaF-i,
e. sFnp r. - Hecssfs taaraga elA3zlaAsAoa
= ets, - fpl waaes lirecfsH tte4tn'e- 8
e-Naa gaas "a o. Gssgss pA0ssE8Hf.
Astsass - 5h # ~ d tfss~f
$500
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Raraum'S New tmeriran Hn>emm
Sas. $40 and 5fI Broadway,

nPEN DAILY from o'rioca =. y. iQ loFN
" fht e3egaut establishment already contains
OVER 100000 CUkIosiTlEs, both nre
sH5 taleH5is. wheH ere he.HR iapla'g increased "
cou.tsti arrivals from Europe gud else Nhere. The
AtQIARTA eAhIhlis soeHi variety q beau
tttnI tish. swifnning 81 Crystal Ponds. The
iaAen "a 6lass Blowers wlth fHar Unique Gluss
Engines fn motion Extraordinary ltylng ph6-
rosnsaa. Giants, DwaFis. Circassian Ladies,
Ac..Ac. Tn renowned Happy Family,
sna fsrs living Aaimas, Grand Coon rauias, d.
IL res sad rpsciea. Lecture Room is most
chssle elegant. sad comfortable s.ehhed moral
nfnfnAs ~ gfeai interest, Singing, Dauo.nF. 6im-
us.ies gf. Ever Afternoon and Evening.
Asgss.itp 10 the whole, 90 cents CAH4seg under
sg, Is cents.
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Sally MmgAr0Ns E.late.

ETATE OF VERMONT, Al a PROBATE Court
ter j. spa io1 aid Dstfist, the 25th dayof De-
isyoef ICES.
Present. h. Y. FOWLER. Register, presiding
~ insirameui n Sr4tsag Farperilng o be ne i4si
VII Ard Testament q sails Maesion iR,s II Mae.
chester IL sad etlct creased, uas pFeseaie4 ~
probate.
Whersapoa Il va oflsre5 lbx, tAid instrument
"a pscTsn 81 ffsse Cgsyi 10 & holacr e the Pre-
bate 0ESes is NHnehesier ID snd iog SAID distinct
On tie 3sth DAY q November 1855 Aad thAs 40.
Tee tAeresf - ggee Is pablahng tbs order three
wsskf saecessveir TIE Msncl esieg Jaarasl pruiet
81 aid NAaeaeNstr.
50 INK FOWLER, Rssirsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-14
s soaRDIAs CHEAPER Thar HOOsE.sfEPlNG :

Beautiful suits 81 goams 20 rent at kousp Hill
Horns, NORTHAMPTON, Mass. ROUND hill
M0fOHrAfHiC WATER CURE. special prac-
isee faf Apiieptic fils, curing niue CO iu ten
Specific snocessfnl treatment given fer Excessive
Asgrousness Partial llaanty, y, mai Difficulties,
ltsnae troubles. and Weakness from tudiscfelions,
With % slthoni cold wafer, By II. HALslEp, N.
y. anfipg the cool, q coii months.
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asAna.RS, CoUNTRYMrN, AND
~ lAILNInA MENI.Il AAIN. can sena

lheif HuHer Cbecse, Egss Lard laiiew, beaus.
Hons. fax. Coftou, f.ou- Gmn, Meal Green ana
nfsrA truits FuIs skief. Poultry. Came, proyis-
gohs seed, sorghum. " 81. Potash, Tobacco, uils
and u.htr Prod8cei0 JOSIAH CARPENlEB, Gene
u5ss "a Merchant. 80 Nmhagt0n s,feei,New ORR,
ueag Elis Railroad Depot 30 be sold az Tie heh.
81 mari price. Every shipper % him VIII receive
ii. valaaole Weekly Price Cutgeuto i me New York
Markets. free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-14
si7prpIoR DRAIN TILE

Maze ~ the ssrone, tenacious clay q Woodbridge
n. 8 hausa with intense beat over Sc re bsith'
IT, Firr hHckkIl and t0d AZ moderate prices -
~ elat ausr - removed from cetr valuable beds
y! sba 8csf Ahhe Nare. aud fre BRICK clay. Aito
aoahle aiaas8 stone Ware rise, E7th eohsri Ter
vassf-iight pigc % eoHluci pap water free rom
rnts asa poisoa. s.ove bla,Hs- and Fire Back ~.
o. u besi quality. Shipped ~ faiIrnaa q wafer
iifec; from fatior Ga Sanp ChMins Of hafsm
River. u miles ireiu AeN York Guy.
ygOssNsN bios J. Co, Weo10ri8gs, J.
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GREAT CHANCE ron AGENTS.

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