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Address WARNER c., Box SO, Brooklyn, NY.
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:. !. 4. HOES, Hrest.
Nm. ". TRUE, ssc'ry.
VI. H. CUSTMiN, Treasurer.
II. WOOSTER, General Agent.
UNIFIED s1'.A'TEs
Military Claim Agency!
L e. 4A,YzIsrOE.

;
a. the .rades Private Captain prepared IN
eons tiuiI the husigc 10 Prosecute claims
against tho United aI.i will give PROMPT AMI
al attention - the collection OF
Al C2Gim, Grorcing out Of the Present tcT.
CJy-.sEI:.
E,ck rav due resigned Officers.
Pack rav y!ne dis llrcol Soldiers.
F.y led Officers ami soldiers their ant heirs
Pensions Brothers SISTERS u deceased SOirrs
rsu,i. .,s ire i-vai-l Soldiers.
Bounty atr B.,l Pay due Heirs Of d"cra'-i Soldiers,
p...i,,u. In, S,k!,ars' Willows and Minor lci:s.
Paw fur Hoses lost Eili-l died IN the /. : Service
In no y.iil great fee l charged than That
allow ed y law and fee whatever will ie required until
ia. claimant derived hon fit from the !iraiiTl ami
the rrcrnstac-s the appa ant viii always Ice tax On
istl consideration
Lett lie remembered that tg'nt for n" person
a.. th..- .ha s:nvoy IN: ani all applications fyr
varied direct e. the proper 0ffir- NJ Washington
Once saii.i sir street, opposite Court lou,"
Ill. june 10Th
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0ttapa free Gr1 lofr .
LOCAL. MATTER, 81
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.


in and after January LIST, 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excep,ed) l245 P. II.
Night Express Sunday sxceptsd)-.... 12.4T A. NJ.
Peoria Freight, AS A. NJ.
Rock Island Freight, 500 Z. NJ.
GOING VEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday sxcepted) 1c45P.M
Night Express DO. 40)A "
Peoria Freight 235 p. 81.
Express Freight, 1890 p. NJ.
F.TAVENFR, Agent.
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Banking & gusmranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.


EHNRY p E4HRg VA g. cEFERCHrLL,
EDwTy C. ALIEN EDWARD "a MES
JOHN D. ca TON o. H. BCLLEN
THE CITY IsiNk EAMES, ALLEN Co.
has this day transferred organization from the State to
he National system ami will hereafter conduct its
1sas under the name and style OF
The Natio nj City Bank OF Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO. NEW YORK. and all the
principal cities Esst and West, bought and sold.
Exchange ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND
and ALL important points in Continental Europe drawn
n sums to suit purchasers
G0ld and silver bought and s5ld.
q. =. Revenue Stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale
Also will give especial attention - the purchase an
ale Of ali classes of Government Securities,
nsuding the so-lled FvcTweuty and Ten Forty bonds
sd the popular SeyeL.Il.;FiE loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the bus
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
patrons and 10 them, well as such
nay favor with their business would say shall
- able to extend such facility and accommodation
trust will prove to them satisfactory and profitable.
HISEr EsAEs fr.siGesi EpSIy ALLEN, CASHIER
BOW EAaxs. T,c. ft-s- U III DULLES, A.st Ctyir,
Ottawa. U-ust 1867
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600 acres of improved land Situated in .hc centre
SZs the town Of Grand aIfs in La Sale county
Horse barn. good fences and orciiafd there'r The lan
:; cood stat, of cultivation: oil th. q,plity
allie for either grain grass. PO acres seeded down
VIII b. sold to suit purchaser etr whole or eighties
Term .asy ELIAS RICHARDSON
Jan T<v
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Valuable Farm, For Sale.

FYNIIE OLD homestead cf James Read deceased con
si.ii1c Of $50 acres. situated ia Farm Ri!G" "a
mile, -ou of Ottawa offered fr S,!e: The premises
good dwelling house barn it by COR. shed -p ny
T0' crib 40 by 70 and other out-buildne' Farm
se.I yatersi l- never failing over vJ be'rng
pie AMI tOr particulars ~ 10
rice and terms. euI-, ih- premises, of r. EsneS
ct National City Bank in Ottawa.
r2y Is-tf ELL T.. READ
WI. VI. READ Admin stTatnrs
\NEALINE READ
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rI,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

FENdE CUNT ESoIO1NS HINO I-A1 A31N1
tsCg Gid
Published for the beucn ami a, : AU1iON 10 lctN"
MEN ana others who suffer from N-rr"u Debility Pre-
mature Decay of Manhood &C. plying at the .re time
The Means OF SeEcsu- BY who siaS cured himself
after mn I,pnc c.,i crlc aualkrry. BY enrl,sing
-t,ri addressed envelope. singh copies, free % ci ,rG
he h,l "f the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co. NY
The 1sascn d EtaEtfEn Cabinet Or.
gaN.. forty different sivleS adapted - stcre ard So
c,,iar nlIsit for $50 Sfan cath. FifT}0NE GOLD
~ SILVER MEDALS. r other first premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues frFe. f@ire MASON
HAMLTN. Poston or MASON BRf)rHi Rs, New York.
DIHMICK BRO, gents Q; 9.taws, Ill
ssct o. He-1y.
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ss-The Poor vii! he favored.
CONSULTATION FREE
Lands for sale or Exchange.

Lands for sale or Exchange.
have 20 OF tho best quality Of lands in Iowa
and SO acres Of Timber Land Cairo. Illinois,
change property in this city, or improved land. the
county Tie Cairo Is in desirable location for
risiu- fruit Soil and climate adapted for tina,
business. Location good, being the Illinois Central
Rail iiH,i.
ANY persons desiring such lands will md II for Z en-
interest 10 call on me- r. THORNE
Ottawa, Jsn IL, ls66-f
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CABINET uTeG

IISE Ton 4 ellno; Organs reduced rates. for sale
il at c. W DENHAR3S Ii;sic Roo-H. EvsGy lnstr'!-
!, warranted f-r hv- err rst So
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VNIsH-cod Fish. Nsetres sai WLitepsh -
&c yxss y. 2 B4sTrtsPR
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- is -sry les: Tos.iJl- manner. Having good "rk
there tAe tate and viii Do .tlcs -
customers. Thanking customers tlr GSA"uI "A
Sale AMI adjoining fJ- the literal ystrgE-s. 70
.iCvei upon during the lat twelve years. most
cordially invite SDv u Dr. and vi ell you rJne
young AMI growing city, Will ~ !s. y to
Deal fairly ..h YOU by selling goods the low est
living rstsa. JACKSON i DJCkN OOD
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
The New II, brI Rattle ry-ssonto To Phi,-
adciphia.v


The Macon Georgia. Telegraph
has am article on the Philadelplia
Convention, the tenor of which is
shown in the following extract:
"All is not lost. The idea that we
submitted all to the arbitrament of
the sword, and when .he voice OF the
sword went against us we lost all, is
false one The buglc now sounds
the rallying cry, and we must give
back the swelling echo--'on to Phil
adelpha.' If we failed to take il be-
fore let us take it now. While we
assail il on the South side, a mighty
host of our friends are marching upon
the city from the North. Philadel
phia will be ours; the battle to be
fought there is the first and most i'm.
p0rtant OF the war. When we win
the victory we have but to strike the
blow and other vic ories will surely
follow, until Washington, too, shall
fail into our hands Writers of the
South and the orators Of the sunny
land, must fire the hearts of the faith
ful TO fight and wrest the holy sepul-
chre from the hands of the infdels.
All is not lost. We never did sub
nit our cause to the decision of the
sword, nor will we ever 40 So"
or course not. When did the
South ever regard an oath, Il parole,
cartel, armistice or constitution as
binding when citlltr stood in the way
of their seeming ;nterestsr They
went to Philadelphia, but will repu-
diate what was done there, unless
their demands are complied with.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
GIn Enterprise swindIing.

The Chicago papers are ventilating
the Gift Enterprise swindle, which is
an epidemic in that city, The Trih-
une intimates that Virgins & Brad.
ford, whose "Entcrprise' has been
extensively advertised, is complete
sell--that Virgins is in Canada,
where lie believes himself beyond
the reach of the United States author
tiles, and that Bradford is in New
York, engaged in conducting to ma
turity another of the bubbles which
seem to have been so successfully
burst in that city. 1t is estimated
that about three hundred Thousand
dollars were taken by the firm fol
tickets in Chicago. Persons holding
certificates" win take notice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
Outrnreou. A,,nck ON s.ldicrs.


On the 10th inst. IL SOLDIERS and
Sailors Convention was held in Har.
risburg, Pa. The extra train on which
they returned home was fired upon
in the night at York, by a party OF
copperheads. The telegraphic ac.
count of the affair is as follows:
The train was moving of when the
soldiers in the open gondo!as were
attacked by a party sccretcd'in a corr
field whence came discharges from
fire arms, stones and missiles. Hall
dozen soldiers were badly bruised
about the head, and one was shot in
the leg Several shots were also fired
at the closed car, in which were Gov.
crnor Curtin, General Geary and the
ladies and children of the party.
OF course the ladies we've much
{ igh.ened and their screams were
heard by the boys on board, who
caused the train to be stopped, aad
went back after tn attacking party
who immediately fled in all directions
A special policeman, appointed by
the Democratic authorities OF lok
Is said to have fred several shots,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

Vallandigham has been speaking
at Louisville. Here is what the
Journal says OF him:
If Mr. Vallandigham hadn't the
impudcnce of all the earth devils, AIR.
devils, water, devils and hell,devils,
he wouldn't dare to show himself as
a public speaker in loyal commnni
ties, after it had been proved that he
urged the Confederate authorities al
Richmond not TO give up, buthght on
assuring them that il they would 40
so, they might rely upon complete
triumph over the Nolhr' Inc ac'
cursed traitor, instead OF dangling
after rebel notorieties, should have
ldangled In the air.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

REcEiprs.--We present the follow
ing receipts for family use and all 9th;
ers it may concern. They have
been collected from the most reliable
sources and experienced authors.
To keep fish from smelling-Cut
Off their noses.
10 make blackb ,rry jam-Put "a
blackberries ipto goose quill. n'A
TO mske a cord Of wood go a
great way--Leave 1t out doors.
| has been known ~ go two miles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

An exchange says: We were COM
PEELED to refuse an offer of job, print
ing the other day by man way back
who inuocently called to get some
postage stamps printed! He was
quite disappointed because we could
not do the work. He "wantcd 'em
raal bad to puton the letters when he
writ To gal, and they cost tao darn d
much TO buy 'em Of the Postolliee fel-
lers!'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

A delegate from Wisconsin tele-
graphcd TO George NJ. Gray, OF the
Michigan southern Railroad, at CHI
cago, concerning half fare tickets 10
Philadelphia over that road, ana was
answered as follows: ..Y.i
"lhcre will be no deduction on
tickets to tho rebel Convention. u
.str G. NJ. GRAY,
Gen. Passenger Agt., NJ. 5, r, RI
The Chicago Times is horriiied at
tliis dispatch, of course, and asks for
Gray's removal. r T
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
DR.. Tobias, venitian Liniment.

Died of Croupl what pretty and inter,
esting child ] saw last week But now, alas,
IL is no more Such was the conversation Of
two gentlemen riding downtown in the cars.
Died of croupl how strange when DR.. To-
bias Vcnitian Liniment is a certain cure, II
taken In time. Now. moihors, we appeal "a
you. II Is not for the paliry gain and proft
child that now lies playing ut your feet,
Group is n dangerous disease; but use DR..
Tobias Venitian l.iniment in time, and II Is
robbed Of its perrors. Always keep IL IN the
house; you may not want IL to night or to.
morrow-ro telling when but armed Will
this liniment. you are prepared, let II come
when II will. Price only 30 cents n bottle
onice, SO Cortlandt St, New York. Sold by
all Druggists. jel5.lm
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
Doslie - Fiepdisbness Of the Rebel
Press-Unsubdued Ch,vsiry.

Doslie - Fiepdisbness of the Robe,
.f Press--Unsubdued Ch,vsiry.
The New York Times denies that
the Southern press rejoices in the
New Orleans riot. The following
told Hooded sample of Southernfecl.
ing, from the Mobile Tribune, of tho
3D. inst. seems TO refute the Times
on this point; .,
Another name Is added to the list
Of abolition martyrs. Dostie has
gone the way of John Brown, "m; roh.
ing along" toward a country, com
pared with the climate of which, even
the heat of these dog days will be
considered cool "Brick" Pomeroy,
some time back, drew very graphic
picture of three handed game of
cards that the souls of three aboli-
ton martyrs, Of which Jim Lane was
one, were playing around red hot
iron table in hell, and intimated that
one more was wanted TO make a four
handed game. They are now graft
fed, for Dostie will do to take hand
till some more important parsonage
Benjamin the Beast for example ar
rives to take his allotted place. Tie
soul of little Dostie, the barber, may
then I've employed curling the shad-
owy hair of the soul of John Brown
-ifJohn can be made TO stop "march-
ing on" long enough to have his hair
curled.
Some time ago Dostie was trying
to get up an excitemept.by declaring
to q set of horror stricken radicals,
/ and negroes with eye balls popping
4 out of their beads, that somebody
had been dogging his steps with in
. tent to shoot him with an empty
horse pistol, or bottle of ginger
, pop lie was joking about that, but
4 alas! it was no joke this time The
poor barber who had generously Civ
On up the shaving of white men II
Chicago, to come South to shave he
grocs, thus ended his career in {
manner little in keeping with the in
offensive mode of life or knight o
the striped pole. Dostie is dead
That garrulous barber tongue OF his
will wag no more. Alas! poor Dos
tie.
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"Take him up tenderl
Lat him with care"

What to do with him? This is n
practical age in which we live, and
we must turn everything 10 account.
There are n great many suffering ne
grocs in the South. in spite OF the
Frccdmen's Bureau, and the number
of plantations demanding the hoe. -
Let Dostic's skin be forthwith strip
ped from his body, stuffed and sold
to Barnum--the proceeds to go to
the Freedmen's Bureau and negro
newspapers, to be used by them for
the benefit of negroes who have no
taste for work. Dostie's body will
make good soap. Let him he boiled
down, preparatory TO being distribu-
ted in bars 10 Yankee school marms.'
Delicious will be the kisses slipped
NY those angular females from ebony
checks, late iathcred with sweet scent
ed Dostio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

"ln lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded
myself ,ry severely--One hand almost to \
crisp. The torture was unbeardble.
The NJ, NiCan Mustang l.niment relieved the
pa n almost Immediately. II healed rapidly
aud left very littlo scar CuAs. Foster,
420 Broad ST., Phila
This Il merely stmple OF what the Mus
tang Liniment will do, T. is Invaluable IN a!
cases Of wounds, swellin.s, sprains, cuts,
bruisos, spavins, etc., either upon man oI
beast.
Beware Of coun'erfeits. None genuine un
less wrapped In fine steel eugravin.s, bearinl
the signature of q. W. Westbrouk, Chemis,
and'the p irate stamp of Demls Barnes Il Co.
New YORK.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al drug
gists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

The Philadelphia Convention re-
solved, "Thc Union of these States
is perpetual" One half of the dele
gates who voted for this resolution
dipped their hands in the blood OF
the defenders of the Union. The
STAN sticks, and is visible through all
this whitcwashing r.... -..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
Congressman Hubbard, Of Wesr

Congressman Hubbard, or West
Virginia, has sent to the "conscience
fund.- of the United States Treasury
the extra $4,000 which Congress
voted itself, saying that he voted for
the increase af pay because no could
not Otherwise vote the bounty to the
soldiers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

The Democracy want no social
equality with niggers Ereha sc.
Wouldn'tit it be just as we'll to wait
ill the "niggers" make proposi'
tion OF that kind Ripley Bee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
A qua DE MACMILLAN. : The pre,ties,

A qua DE MAGNOLIA. - The pretties
~ thing, the "sweetest thing" aud the
most Of II Tor the least money. II overcome u
the cdor Of presptraton; softens aud add
delcacy TO the skin is atehghiiul perfume
al'ays headache aid inflamma tioi, and is .
necessary companion IN the sick ruorn. In th,
nursery. and upon the toilet sldeboard. !
can be obtained everywhere at one dollar
per bottle.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by al drug
gisls.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

A LII who value u beautiful head of hair.
"A and its preservation from premature
badness aud turning gray, will not fail a.
use LYONS celebrated Kathairnn. II max O.
the hair rich, SOFT and glossy, eradica'es
dandruff, and causes tie hair tb grow will
luxuriant beauty. II ~ sold everywhe g.
+. THOM rs LYON. Chemist, NY.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all Drug
Rists,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

7 YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
IL GINGER-Fnr Indigestion, Nausea, Chol.
era Morhus, Sick Headache Heartburn. &C..
where warming. genial stimulant is requr.
ed Its careful preparation and entire puri
ty makes 1t cheap and reliable article for
culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at so
cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Drug
gis,s. Ies-ly.eow.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all drug.
gisls
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

'"''"ue'phin Ii?podrOme.
The N. Y. Tribune gave the fol
lowing programme previous TO the
performances at Philadelphia, which
failed to n great extent, not, howev.
er, from any lack of ability on the
part of the "acrobats" or "contor.
ucnists,' but it seems that some of
the performers, whether accidentally
or Intentionally we know not, stirred
mp few of the venomous reptiles
and voracious beasts OF prey from
the South, and their unpleasant hiss
ings and howls aroused others of the
species from the North, and the dis.
cord was unpleasant, TO say the least
But what most tiisgusted the specta
ors were the dlrty freaks of the apes
in the Happy Family" who were
trained TO represent two sections OF
the country. We understand that as
the speculation proved so unploita
bic, the m nagers have concluded to
sell out their traps at low rate, and
show no more:
GREAT COMBINATION ENTER
TAINMENT
and
MlD LNIIIDI'rInN
BY A. johnson d Co.'S Celebrated
Troupe, in the City of Philadel.
phia,
Commencing tn sday, Aug II, al
THE UNION WIGWAM,
which has been entirely
Reconstructed,
Completely Whitewashed,
and Thoroughly Ventilated,
so as to render the Performance
Delightfully."- Cool!!!
Mons. Raymond, the wonder Of
the times, who has astonishcd the
country by so many extraordinary
summersets, has kindly consented to
appear, and will perform before the
amused and delighted audience his
inimitablc feat of riding
Two Horses at Once,
Going at Full Speed in Opposite Dl
rectons.
Signor Suardi, the World Renown.
ed Snake Charmcr, will give his as.
founding exhibition of
Tanned Colpcrhcads !!
Twist them about his neck, and
Place them in his Bosom
Showing how the most vcnomOus rep.
tile may be rendered perfectly
harmless, by means OF Il
POLICY OF CONCILIATION!!
MIR. JOHNSON, the lIncqualcd
Lion Tanner, will display his unshak
en- confidence of control over the
most terocious brutcs, by making his
colored man SAMBO enter the den,
Put his head into the Lions Mouth
And keep it There!!
Thus presenting to the audience q
spectacle of
STARTLING INTEREST
THE WONDERFUL HAPPY
FAMILY, which will not Do Little
for the entertainment OF the specta.
tors, is composed of reptiles and an.
imals of the liercest and most diverse
natures, collected expressly for this
exhibition, and tanned with great Ia
bor and expense to state of Perfect
Harmony! Among them will be
FULL BLooDED LOUISIANA BLOOD.
HOUNDS,
j from New Orleans.
The Monster Copperhead CLEMENT
from Ohio, Mississippi Alliga.
tors, Northern Black Sheep
and
Sacred Crocodi!cs from Memphis, il
Egypt, which will SHED TEARS
CorIousLY at the bidding of
their keeper
After the performance, THE AM
MAILS WILL BE.FED
by Manager Johnson in Person.
| - -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

WHlT DID lT:-A yourg lady returning
w to her country home after g. iourn oi
n lew months IN New Y rk, was hardly rec
ssni7ed by her friends. In the place of y
rustic. flushed face, she had u soft, ruby com
plexion. nf almost marble oohness and
instead ni % she really appeared but H.
She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag.
nnlia balm, and would not be without It. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance
very much by Usiug this article. Ii can be
ordered oi any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold By all drug
gists,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

Heimstroets lnimitt le Hair Colnrng ha
been steadily growing in favor for over TWEEN
ty years. II acts upon the absurbents at the
roots OF the hair, and changes IL to Its orig
inal color by degrees. All instantaneou dye,
dcaden and ipjure the hair. lleims,Iee eet's !,
not a aye, but Is certain in its results. pro
tuoles It's growth, and i,a beautiful Han
DgrssING. Price, so cents and 81 90. Sold b.,
all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
| gists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
"l want to be n angel,
And with the angels stand VI

l woodn't, thought l. ! woodn't
trade places with an angel, even up.
A offs with but little to do, with
-four grocerys within stones throw
is ez much happiness cz my bilers
will stand without Dustin. A angel
4sooth
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
.. u M
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

MIR. JOHNSON, the Uncquallcd
Lion Tanner, will display his unshak
en- confidence of control over the
most terocious brutcs, by making his
colored man SAMBO enter the den,
Put his head into the Lions Mouth
And keep it There!