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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
Ditch Notice.
LIrCu NOTICE.
TO ALLWHOM IT CONCER

LIrCH NOTICE.
fEO ALLWHOM 1T TMAYCONCERN:
L uon residents of Hancock county. Univ.
land owners Of the following described tracts
"f land situate in Pleasant township in sald
county, TO vii: the unknown owner Ur own.
ersof east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section 20, and p. wygandt, who IS supposed
10 own the northwest quarter Of the north.
vest quaner OF section II, will take notice
that Roswell N. David AMI others. d on the
Tan day OF July, 1866, file In The Clerks Office
IN and for said township tneir petI'Ion pray
ing for the location and conslru Stion vi u
ditch, craia or water course, IN said town.
ship, begining tor the same Al point III feet
south by III feet east VI the center post "i
section ~. thence running east and parable /
with the hall section line TO u stake III feet
west OF the east line of said section, thence
north and parallel with said last line aboat
10 rods, thence easterly along n certain WA
ter channel through tho southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF 30 lion III, IL
hords run and taere terminate.
! Also, n branch ditch, drain or water course.
commencing SD5f near the last aIoress, d
point OF angle In the east hall Of the northeast
quarter of section 20 and ii feet west OF th.
east line OF SAL quarter section, thence run
ning north and paral el w,,h the section line
to sand ridge opposite the head II cerIAil
ditch called the Ro,Z ditch, thence eas
about ~ roos to said head Of said ditch IN lv
No. ef section IL, and there terminate. A
In the aforesaid township. And the said n,n
residents, persons owning the two hrst abov,
described tracts OF land will notice that 81 g.,
lands will be SUI ject Ia the m * ng II sal,
ditch or bitches. Aud that the sad petition
will be for nearing on the 18Th day of August
next, At O'clock A. NJ, by the Trustees o
said town,h p, at the mouse OF Roswell NJ
DsVid on tho time OF sad proposed Oitch.
| &. n. FAiKCnILD,
nav Atty for peIi,loner.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
A AdminIstratOr's Sale of
Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
l. granted by the Probate Court OF Hancock
county Ohio, | will offer for sale At public
auction on Saturday the 2Slh day Of A ugust.
1865, at one O'Clock p. NJ, at the door OF the
Court House, OF said county, tho follow ng
Of Hancock and state Of Ohio, to- wit: lnlui
No. founrteen UI) in tho village of Van Blu.
rem uninc cumbered by dover. Appra sed At
$3.50. Terms Of sale: One third 4 hand, one
third In one year and one third In two years
ments to he secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. DAVID DORSEY,
Administrator OF the estate Of Anderson
Davies n, deceased.
jy n 4w BROwS' Il BrRKgT Atty's
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
Co.hrmed.

Henry Stanbery was confirmed as
Attorney General. on Monday last,
pjee Hon. Jas. Speed, resigned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

ESTATE.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
l. granted by the Probate Court OF Hancock
county, Ohio, i will offar for sale ut public
aucti on, on the twenty NTH day Of August,
1865, at one O'Clock, afternoon, at the door
Of the Court House, In Findlay, the following
desc ribed real estate Qnouding two afths OF
twenty acres Of corn on ground, and one
stack OF hay) situate In the county OF Han.
cock, and State ufOhio, to. wit;
The northwest quarter OF section sixteen
In township two, north Of range eleven east
Appraised At u 600.
Terms Of Sale-Une.ihird In hand, one
third In one year. and one third In two years
from day OF sale, with interest the payment
to be .ured by mortgage ON the premise.
sold. -.I-I -
| SAMUEL SHUPE,
Executor of Solomon shups deceased.
BRows Il Bore, Attorneys.
| jy27 1865.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
kOad Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be n petition presented TO the
Commissioners OF Hancock county, Ohio, at
,heir session for septe mber, 1866, praying for
the location "f q county road commencing Al
the half mile post between section 70 and ~
N Delaware township thence south one half
mile to the county road running east and
west and there to terminate jy 2I4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
Ditch Notice.
Undcrtakers' Notice.

rN HE UNDERSIGNED UNDERTAK-
y the public That IN consequences OF he hisi
price OF mAtshAi, and being obliged to pay
cash for the same, they cannot wait an indsf
ini.s time for thsir Esy, and win from .hi,
]. n. CLARK;
~ 10 1855 sm BAXER 3 wisE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

Hair Rest0ratfves and
Dyes.
DING's VEGETABLE AMBROsIA.
III Halls sicilian Hair Renewer.
Reeves Ambrosis.
Clocks Hair Restorsr.
Mrs. Aliens Zylobaisamuu.
Bent"n's Coco Toile,teine.
Burnett's Coeoaine.
savage's Ursina Tor the Hair.
All " these. and various other preparations
Tor the hair. with all the Hair Dyes In use 4,
are to be found at
Gao DIR. A. r. BEACH 4 co.'s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
Attach llaent Nelic
FINE CIGARS,
4 DIR. 4. p, BEACH 4 CO.'S,

IH you want your CLOCK or JEwELRY
J. REPAIRED. neatly aud warranted, call at
BOGER 4 KIMMEL'S.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27
CAss TOWNSHIP.

Philip Linhart, Addison Hardy,
J. L. Van Einan, L. ID. Smith, A. j.
Lemon, Jonathan Nelson, Samuel
Pepple, Foster Cobb, Orville Sum.
mcrs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

Abraham Bookwalter, b. F. Jones,
Jacob Huston, Richard Hall, John
Krout Jr., Daniel Gilbert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
Facts in Farming.

There are some things ia farming
taat arp established namely
That manur mnst be applied, not
only 10 get up land but 10 keep il up.
That vet soil must be drained, either
bv ditching OF otherwise. That sub
soil.nR Is good That grain should be
aoWe,i earlier than il generally is; that
that IL should bc harvested onrlier than
it u done that grass should be cut
whilC ia blossom, and never when ripe
unless for seed That our soil IS not
Sufficiently worked especially IN hood
crops that stirring the sol and keep
inr 1t well pnlFcfizea, is q partialguard
against drguth. That the most adyn-
,ageous grain for horses IS the ont
tiuat II improves fodder 10 cook or
sittli IL That warm shelter IN winter
e3tee fodder and benefits stock. The
hest blood i The most profitable. That
there is much advantage III selecting
tbo best seed tie earliest matared and
tire plumpest. That iu-ana- m-breading
i not good ID close aud consecutive
relation hip, Int must be carried "a BY
foreign infusion 81 the suae blood
That warm quatters aud good treat
mcnt aFe necessary ia winter to produce
cgge from most hons. That ~tOp-dress-
ing grass lan1s should be dome with
Hne, we,lI0ttad manure, applied close
"a the ground That it is iu general.
best TO sell produce as soon ats ready
for market That blackborrias require
rich soil, straNburfies and r~aspberries
vegetable mould such as rotten leaves,
chip manure. sc. That more lime
should be used That salt in some
cases, Is good FOR land also pllster,the
phosphates, guano, ne. That full
. plonghiug Is best for clay lands; that
lard should not be ploughed wet, That
Young orchards should be cultivated
That compost heaps arc q good iustitu-
tion That clay and lime, rather than
animal manure, BE- employed in raising
fruit That manure should be rotted
before il is used. That agricultural
papers are an advantage 10 the farmer,
That Il cultivated mind IS requisite 70
high farming, aud that o good reputa-
ton cxerts a good influence on the
farming community Rard World.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

ScfENrIPo MErnop or CURINa Hay. 1t
las been affirmed by eminent aglicul-
turalists that hay could be safely de-
posted III the NOV in q s~emi-greeu
state. and come out green, fragrant and
exceedingly palatahle tostock by sprink
ling upon each load from 1 to 6 quarts
IL air Stacked lime. The philosophy Of
Il lies III thu chemical fact that lime is n
powerful absorbent The Rev. II. VIII
lis, 81 this city tested this process last
season. II will be- remembered that the
weather was most unpropitious for max
ing has. Finding il would Be impossi-
bic 10 ave the hay ~ outdoor expos
urc. lie carried II INTO his barn in a hea-
w, green condition. lie sifted the lime
upon il, and it cured handsomely and il
came out this SPRING as inviting as flow
ers pressed IN an herbarium. His
horses and stock deyouredit grccdily,
and preferred il to the best sun-cured
hay
This In a valuable chip of knowledge
for farmers Necessity often compcls
lawmakers TO choose between the alter
native ~ leaving out ia a drcnching
ram a few loads ef haii-ured hay. thcre-
by spelling il, or hurrying il into tho
barn with d right smart chance of il.
heating and moulding Lame viii abb
aorb All tic vegetable nae .tureand save
the hay while eal. gathers moisture
ana fails n rlany cases to preserve IL
Persons desiring Is inspect this has
can 40 ~ by calling on Mr. Willis and
learnlng more fally bis experiment.
HGg{foft ri. hgu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

Heroism Is Il Re country and hber-
Is Is the BEST breeder 81 il oyerYWherc
Nhon Aapls Was ruled by the Boar-
hons. tie N~tap9litan troops fought -
badly that HING Ferdinand replied 70
his s8n. who asked permission d change
the.r uniform irom the Austrian white
10 tlie BRITISH rod oI uT
Sons. dress tham 8 Nl4tg ass them
ia red-llley wll always ruu assay
NoN that tAey arc Italisn soldiers in
the army II an independent Italy .
Naples letter tells AS 0s story
"one IF the flags conquered from she
Aas4as 81 lle tite uf tuEe IS NAs
taken hg "a Y0lla1 d taa oe
reudlno at Ns m
arates tive y0uug maa 90 his pa
ncnis u5ef Do
o ps tad g
gar gug
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

"a. H#FWHaN ANFFNA NEhNMM. NWAA
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4
4 =" ~ 1880
~. ~
$500 fN1a'a ll2 tat = ~ -
49, r.
avs msE,a
&. 90 t9
s4ars Ssa,. iss,. ii mon st5ea. 4iG.t
be
uH ostr tsaprse gs4Hts an rntwtlss .p,mus.
p VI
n fni q frHN Ntcs.Fs . leei 90
w 10y '9 H"f 't'.. W.. .ht''' h't
ett. Hat uai 70 : haeh'
"' ti'sN III
sItANatRs AND 1NANtilfus,
f0 8yait aaa ec#fe Imposition % Tprceu aaal
Native Qusaes. aess aasscfott Ia nss,oa lAau
otiief iHIse e1ica
M ! piN
pfeha'F ftle* "a Professors HHd ff*IH'elAels Fty
,'saRs- Nai' 81 Ntt'ia So .tt httH a cftisal es'ss'
o.e'o tE hHs "t'Rsl 'N'e uea ieFptHte"
Alt".Hyl iht5atH - iaiR tAFtfe1te Ifsthss AAS
w'.'tt'aa
~Nlhltltb 3 iAiokilNAfkf
tr Wt fahavj and adtt o. ,ut4f eBft inFs ~ being
deceived tN tbe lying hasts, misrepresentation,
iglrc plaalfra bnd |feietstuhs III
toRtt0N Am NATIVE orACKs
sbs trsv ftts oftb. p,f,,s al ~ ~,st, So
Ial p.ga.c aua lrss .. = tfet ,ufc seine 81
hiai ln1act Diplomas or Destinations o. Colleges,
which newer existei tn aut lHfl ut 4be Waria, other.
thNIhit blpl1mls u bis beII Hew utiuiucd. az
ueNus atunty ]sssuuiHr at 43yprirris Ia names
Of thsse inherited iu Tie Diplomas, but "a further
their iup osl}4oH asspuYc uuuscs 90 ttbtt mptt ceis
bbpial iHN ieig8s long since dtla. Ne,tltr lie 10
ccjv6dbY
olAck NoSlUtM N4KIHs.
s..b Et.a go.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
NJ c.tern VI nnn RnnA.

90 aHl amer MoApAY, IrIY aat tuine
49,. on tins tuad NIL tH 81 1tuus
~ MOVING s0JrI
heeumm.datloa hahn leaves Euiiand ut hts 81.
DauJy 682. East Dorset 81, NtnHhestcr no cHaneei.
Ing ii lloosig lwueiop uith Trains to Miltulnl0Wu.
Nurib Adam pitSa sd and ~piugsalt ~ffiltin Troy
It gau cumy1tu1v,t Hudson ltyyi tuibsiu sew Np'k
ana Hitb trains % >urNtaEa ana Che West.
Natl train eAyps EWlaDd at ~ = ~. lHutE u,
Eual lhrsst Is IT. Manchester utH 83, connecting 40 llu0s
lc function V}ta lrbius tur WialuistnWu tnd Natilf Al
ans. arrive in iray 50 $50 ealucetiua wltb Peoples lduc
steamers to New York, and Win trains iot lalel, aua
the West.
MOVING NUETU.
MiI train e YES Troy % SIS 4. ~. North Bennington
9 8j. Arlington n0A Manchester 1880 tatt lnrset l0aa
arriving IA lntiaud al "a a. cosm,rllG With tHia %
Bellows IRIS. keenr, FteIburs aad E.ftoA alsg Win
trains 10 Burlington Muul'gigg sL Adams, uEleuo.
lurg and Montreal same dts.
Accommodate tllH lrtyts Trpy 70 +aP 81 North
Bennington 10, Ar,lugiofd ~ Manchester %, Hast
Dorset & Il. mIifuhe ia l,lt'utd a , 20
For rsrbrlz md ii utcrstsu id.u uai'On inquire ht
-. WHitE, apt
Bennington, JalJ . tscb,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

Price 0ny Dollar per Box orSiy noNrsior Five Dollars;
also Large Boxes. containing Pour Small,
Price Three Dollars
From four TO biN boxes are geupraly required to cure
ordinary cases ei Seminal Weakness and Emissions,
though benefit ie derived from using "a single box.
IHChr0iic Cases.and pHfticuiarly when Impotence or
Genital Debility with Nervous Prostitution has affected
N. sNEtrm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
REIIls TONIC PILLS

Are recommended as the most EIHcaclouS lsriuyinatlng
aud IHfigofdtng Remedy inthc world
4 Package. Price tiee Dollars, viii last a month, and
IS general! Sufficient.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

mgtfHB sei setting aHoH tae Fe4fd atsl Hair Ia
10 d mati lnf aaloes maHHr. b bass Teen nsed by
the elite sf FaHs aua Lo4aaH Sub the m0si natteF
iHR sucrrs Aams afHH ggfehassrs wlH IL regls
tered, hu4 if e4tfe abstraction 81 Hof P}sFH rs every
netgHee, tie nfsaey 3 De g]aaeealfy retunaed-
Prizes b mssI seisa aad raH a. Descriptive
effaiafs end tfst mea.ats watei Tree tfdftss
81 eer. sAutfs i 90. Cbffu rs. Sc. gEs Riser strsct
fagys q. Hele Beeaa o. tAs ubilod States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
.I1W York

Having issued, darlag tic las, three months,
Policies tg tie amount VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

II YOU tanBDt purchase BElLs rprrIIC Erarprs 81
your druggist, take H]uBther, -tt send tic IaoHeY direct TO
H. HINES tEilA, ta5@iigg lbNra9,
STD Broadway. New YORK;
and Won wiz rgeaivc taem bg return u mat, post paid.
and frtC from observation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

- fraueet tH#t Lett enti hfnff srr e hsaf sssh
-e s sf THE oNtY eHHaHyv % Die efss
Is No u, HaytFe ettfrg eit be ffstasss
a aerHF IS emily fttetstf3iar. thHt 81 .
ateoeatesa ass Fftsog fe Has Hlp2 hE q b. 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

elHreea Hfo ycly moderate. Communications -
crc.Iy confidential and aIl m#Y rely ml Lin viii
te s]fflctr-t secrecy Wi3csub1elte, vtat ever y,
bc the disease, condition oy sI.taIop " any one
30 ffIei pr sltela
Medici IS sett hy Mall ~ LSpress IL sil pmts
ibc Uuit,d alatc-
Boston, DAN. tgCC.-lYGG
, 1866-01-13

thy of the rights and privileges of f,r,mcn and
TINT inntc sense O., Justice, which i, II ,urt q, III.
urrat hcart of huninuj,v. viii. sonpcr ar l,,er
!, wn,,, vnu iii Ia n,,;.n, am h,n,,,I IN,
,oun ,irns ,r III. ur.,, .,,n;.. l,,,.I, - ,,...J,,.
s,rit. l,yr =, rr,1v ru,u. IN, w. stand ,u,;I
IN, r,,i,,. md ,.h, : IT towns, ci,;cs ,nL hnm...
by the graves nf ,hc thousands Of br,y, nm VIII,
l,nyr T.;L, In ,I;. ,nrr;,,. w,y fnr ,ln ,.,;n,
would h,.I mn o,hrr ms Prov, l,.nc,. t,n,l, h.r
thar human u,y,.rv ,nust IN. M mar. In,.x,r
This ,,,ion ,,,,, nnd wiu hood ,h,. l.s.,u YIN,
cause is safe. Yun ,nay no, rel lands until Won
earn them mr. m, MONEY ~ Inv tI,,m van n,nv
MOI l,,vr ,I ,,ur ,;,h,: Ms y,,r IN, liz n,,;.n,
and have fii,L. A,c,p, viii, io,tul ,hunlrul
Hearts What you have now. and the rest will nll
come. Let mo uneasy spirit sir YOU M TO acts
Of violence. mains, tin. Government. I'rus, il,
md l,,li,vn in H.. ,n,,.l ;u,.n,i,ns JI.cI Ia
, 1866-01-13
SOMETHING NEW
u O d /, 10 T .

MADAM LAPlERE's ExCELsloR DROPS.
~ anew and beautiful Prcpulnt On ior Tie 'ruii-
ct, which iinparts q trcsh, far AMI HEALTHY hue 10
the complexion, and renders the skin soft and
sit!ooil a an Infants and removes all hlotcles. tnis,
:feGkieS hnG other iliuriticS that may arse from
'"'icr caHS"s. This preparation is intended TO u,kc
thc pace Of tile Old inferior articles OF powder thal
"afc ieci! 50 icAc II. use ior ,ani Of Something bet
'tcF, more arfrorr. ate. ornament and aplicablc 10
the requirement Q! the Toilet. Ma,lam's Pearl
bFo $, un1ike Tie powders, remain! upon the rnr.
q Gay. ana 90 not disappear III The first symptoms
o. desperation, ncstntr Is Il eltj rely reno we'd ~
c'crE 1T c passing urccze bni alter one thorough,
2D;bicAtpn, ircn crossing, II is unnecessary TO L.,.
! aGair ~" same day. ul.css il is the wiSll o.! TN.
a!ts T. DO -. This preparation is, FOR many rrn-
Sons, ar SUPERIOR 10 AL others HOW iii use its deli
rdic PINK ic%t:rc, so l"tr = resembling the rosv,
ircsll Tue OF heath, and tic warm, lrigh, glow that
! .lH2ariS. wherever use b, iiekeS il bot! VARIABLE
an. b~cnc:.c'a,, n q h~ra!.it.cr and 4 plcscrvcr OF
tie co'nplex!on. Uiaik, lie dry PREPARATION il,
.iicser tr.tasihe bns!! Of cAagrvn and annoyance 10
me { ,cH ~ hc'DE reminded d. lis use by hints
aud ii!-siluai.yMs q; q tirrcnt Kinds 81 associates and
n" aiait.y each jot,l e contains an,.
tie durability OF tie Pear DROPS makes i, tho
Cheapest rs Wei - the best beaG...! Lei IL existence
For sac ~ a! I-ug..s;s.
Dee 20, 3iIIi2
, 1866-01-13
They Contain No Poisonous Drug

PrNELr NrnErAnLE. Ilubbei's Celebrate
Golden Bitter, are com o>rl OF Gcn,ian, Cslamuus
Root, Wild Cherry Bark .Anisc, Orange Peel. Cali.
ava Bark, c%olumno, Bari; OF S]usafias Root, Sherry
Wine, Buttrrnnt Bark, Cnrtway Seed, yellow
Dock, FaniclioA, &c, n! reserved in jamaica Run.
, 1866-01-13
NEW ADVERTISER TENTS
Mechanics Association.

\ Regular Wc"k!y Meeting ot this A.>ocia.
I : ton vii 'ns- plir' a IA" I."u'- Cilsci,
every "Wednesday cNruIi. Il; SEVEN u'riDck
~ order. q l.. NksIEHNEY, trc.':
a MiDDI.E1oN, S-cr,tmry.
oGicets Of ,l- Mechanic Associations
John G. T., nr-vcrpcys. l'r .itrnt,
>bihhhim simmons, Vice lics!icr
IN irr, Irra.nrcr:
hhrhhhm Mitui,tun, Secretary.
S'an''inr : "n'mi''cr-- Committee OF Char!t,--
Peter NJ. G,"guit-, oIi'tm'n. / i. II. I,,rron;
Iu>.rh tr,ri. " II. t.a.r.
Cum nirrt IiNll, l;oh.r RI L..ry
W. u. Thorn, Euh,-; W,l:' . 4.
~ II. Williams,
~ T.. Moul'rir. -
Al'S,ri"r Williams.
u. bert Wells,
Stewards.
h.C- rar'"ns. Richard MON. 1n,cr,
Samuel Iorcii-r, Samuel F,...f
Nov. T.. it-h
, 1866-01-13
WATERS.
Great Musical Estab.isll-
ment.


40. broadway. New York
Plane M,lotr.isa 9 liYs, Gl;an. sle'' Muslc Music
cal Mc:chanats,. At ne l?Mrs' RATES: wholesale and
5sia.i; Il syG r,;s,t In! ~. Msl?iG t., IN snG ,l it'.ps y st ,n1
~. S.w c:nvo plan" ior ~. a,d upwards.
IT. Tx a. liora "a, w.,n ra'n9s ana ~. 9ivGi:s are as 'ne
hv. Years. iriccs great, rcaucyd :r ca=!..
TESTIMONIALS.
We can ..ak q he merits Of ne lio-ac" w.:"ls
bcs, qnaity Christ. an Ini.!!icercer:
The iiorac" Wal. rs. ]iitsrs are built Of The hes; and
Wa'"r~, ri.nos srt -N"l2l4rns etalcn-r comparison
iior,ss; Waters, i,ono ! @r'y pry q rall, rtci, aia even
Gur ,r"ni- wll ,ini i; Nj. Waters Store the st.y hes,
rn Il III s,a,, :, ;,rahn ~: \ Il a j :ai',,' % : ''H'a ~ '!'e
The iio-acc Waters r.ai,.s ar, % supporter tone an.
SchudGIr Of prize, OF !ns,rutr,i,,. hid ca;alUrups %:
>lye, Music ana ANY music lun!!strJ IN lie Jai,ed
sh.yi Ma,ie, .llii..,le ,,ol,".. +, ic cents PER page.
Sabbath school, ai!i ot!!.: i.ook=, published i! Horace
sAsEAli-scHnoL BELL. So. l..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ns,,. 80 >,
cLonA!. nAnr.
.ME niAp&M.
Ia, and e? siSts t Eta1:e :G.5;s s%;, ,a Gs,i G nG2r2 o !3r So nai.
REELS, NH. ! nml ., in One voiumo, ss
Seven Dollars and invent! eats per ,jcs.
DAY-sCHOOL hell. 1T Piblic Schools
and N.minariys. Paper frycis Three Dollars per toi,
lars and lightly Gents.
THE CnKiSiIAS METHODIST. = new 70.
DIVA s'ya' ]! n! ,sa, / n irtg r psai ':sa a,.a sitiy G !"sss n"i'aFs per
MANUFAClOKl AND WAKEHOOMs.
iIoRacE WATERS.
, 1866-01-13
sAWYER's
Crystal Washing Blue.
EDWIN WEBSTER & CO.. Sole Agents
for the City Of New York.
En. 80. PLA'ft ST. (near William. F,

The quality Of this Blue is unraualcd R,ins purcly
Vegetable. IT Will nt injnre the fnr.t fabrIcs, and dis.
soIvr' 20 freely IN water MS TO entirely prevent stains.
The quan'ity IN each be-: Is much grratrrthau many
other kinis,or blue put up In boxes. One ANAL box
Is '.Qnal ut least TO onr quart OF. liquid hlus,
There IL no danger from freezing. u. In the case Of
liquid blue.
With our patent box there IL no waste. and no acci.
Ien' eau occur AS the blue is used witl,ou, removing
tho cover.
kinds IF liquid or hux blue
janis, Inns For sale b, all G. ROGERS aud pr,rcis,.
, 1866-01-13
The ti,ca, Cure For
ALL DISEASES or THE .STONlcH.
LIVER IND BOWEL.Sil

The sick AMI suTrring have always felt Tic ncr-s,i.
~ Tor n SAFE aud trust worthy medicine; free from,
F"iointi anu Other corrosive minerals, which. while
setting gently and witl"u, producing nausea or pa,n.
would 70 Thoroughly rlcnse, strrnihcn and rrguiti,.
the Internal orIansa As 10 enable thea, 10 perform their
proper functions without continual resort 10 MEDICAL
aid.
, 1866-01-13
tnvigorating and Strengthening.
FoEllFlES THE SYSTEM AGAINST THE
EFFECT OF uSWHOLESOME WATER.

THE REST TONIC lS THE They in.
'iTorn'c. Strengthen and give now life ~ h csy..
ten They work hS" magic. and VIII cur. all rasr..
dyspepsia, Nrbhhty, lntrTmIi!"nt Fever. pErrn,,
J .anitcr, Arrrnn> Affections, liver Comllatut. Lo..
of Appetite. H"arirNrn, Bilious Cole, Fever nuI
Aguc. Sea S!r-nc.s. &c, &c.
, 1866-01-13
3.kUSSELL SPALDTNC,s
IS@9H-HE
HHCSE MhHY
~ Il Is III

Spalding7s Rosemary
Promotes The growth of Human Hair.
SPALDIN3'S ROSEMARY
Softens the Hair when harsh and dry,
SPALnlNG'S ROSEMARY
SootifHs the lrritatcd Scalp.
SPALDlNG'S ROSEMARY
Prevents the Hair from falling Of.
SPALDlNG'S ROSEMARY
PTtT"nts the Hair from turning gray.
SPALDING'S ROSEMARY
: III" best and cheapest Hair Dressing In The world
i promotes III" Growth ft'c lair. And /, ontirclx
'rcr from ~ irri,a.lnr tnsttcs. Spnidtur,s Eos.mnry
!, prepared h7 EiWkkD n. SKINNER. NJ. %. Sol.
f!f"pTir'oT ~ ms Medical Warehouse, - Trc,nont
:" "l'p"N'ir Aus"utn, Boston, Mass. Sold hy
uv"1'ts -''''f"4'F- COW ~ ucc 23 10
, 1866-01-13
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PRINTER.

owes Improved Printing presses.
II ar. the best and chra pes, portable Card aud
job Presses ever mndc, ana have been awarded silver
Medals. You Will find It pres n source Of pleasure
aud lrohi ~ printing for yourselves or uri.abu.s.
Man? persons are .
SAYING y MAKING MONEY
by uslny one VI their homes or places OF business.
y comfortable l,ing may b" obtained IN ANY civ or
village, With n -ulali outlay tnr press and ty,,ch. Tn.
press /, 5, -mpl" a hoy or girl Of twelve cru do vuIu-
u'OH and fmury printing with case. Cards. ti,-lsa,ts
l"hri~, %r'r'iptt, circulurs, etc, can be printed Al, u
trifing CS I"ii.c. r
Price Of Presses sln sic s2a and $40. pr,cs. 81.
Irin;ing nih".s i,ic!uding lrrss 81; s29 $40 s4e MD
!,i. S.Id 10. n CIR, ular TO the -
## LOWE PRESS Company. a
% Water St.ct;, ijo,tuu.
Al :Ef1rtnstioE no 20 the above TO be obtained MT
NE oi"cc. Dec II ! i:
, 1866-01-13

Piles. Leprosy. Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
anu al, diseases Of the sRuH. All drnlrr. VIII re-
turn thr money In every case Of in ilurP. prrn,rrj
hy HENRY DiOWLE. II FRINGE street, Huston
Soil ssrryrl'rre. Thousands Of Certificates from
it's use. No failures IN FILES or Ummors Tor iha rnst
: years. te"afc u limitations. Dec ~, 1y,l. Fl