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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

SPECIFIC FOR LETTER. Our "SPE-
- C1FfC'' will speedily and positively cure the
worst cases OF Tetier and Ring Worm. Resd the
following certificate from the popular and we'll
Warehouse
RICHMOND, Va, April II. 1886.
MessrS Meade & Baker: Gentlemen,-I take
cifCr for Ring Worm and letter had been AZ
fic'ed for ~ least seven years with very agra
waited and disfguriug letter on both at my hands,
Of your specific has entirely and efeetuaily
cured me, and my hands are now a. mgoih and
fair a. any ONES b. j. VAUGHAN,
Iate Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Price, fifty cents vial. Prepared only TX
MEADE BAKER.
Practical Pha Tmaceufists,
snl3 corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Release of Nr. Clay on Parole,
\ Truc Bill Against Antoine Probst.

FORTRESS MONROE, April Settlement G
Clay was released on parole this morning.
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OLE Bell xor DEAD.-The report was I'm
error.
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RAFFLE OF THE MAMMOTH OX-ANoTHEK Do
NATION FROM Mr.. BANkARD.--Thc mammoih
OK donated to the southern Relief Fair by j :.
j. Bankard, Esq, WAS rallied for Tuesday
night. There We're seven hundred and fifteen
chances disposed Of at five dollars. Ticket
No. 81 won the OK, the lucky holder being
Mr.. Joseph Frcebcr-cr. Mr.. Bnkard then
gave anotherox. which brought Sllio. making
his donation amount TO near five thousand
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COAL AND WOOD.

CARGO OF COAL FOR SALE.-TwO
Y hundred and twelve tons very superior RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, to arrive, for sale low
if immediate application is made: -
K. !. WHITE,
south side the dock, opposite Libby prison.
NH r.
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The PLATTE WAR.-The reports from the
seat OF war on the Platte river are intereS ting
The Brazilian Admiral Tamandarc reached
torrlentcs on the 2lSt of February, and sought
an interview with General Nitrc, commander
in-chief of the allied land forces, immc-
dlately. No movement was, however, under
taken by the BraZllianS, and their inactivity
was the subject OF severe comment, the fleet
under the Admiral being 4 powerful one, in
GLIDING some iron -CladS The ParaguaYanS
held out determinedly, and made some very
daring naval surticS, crossing the Parana III
armed canoes, on the vanguard of the Argcn-
tines. 1t was thought the BraZliaus would
attempt passage of the Parana, and that it
would bc effected. but with immense loss TO
the allies. The Paso de Ii Patria was more
carefully watched by the allies since the sue
cess Of the Paraguayan inCurSionS on the Gin
vaders." There was Il change of ministry in
Brazil.
Buenos Ayres was tired of the war rs her
financial and other material interests We're
disturbed and depressed by its continuance.
There was 4 run, amounting almost 10 Il panic,
produced 10y French influence on the Proyin-
cial Bank Of that city. The merchants prof
tcrrd aid 10 the institution, and two private
banks came forward, and one deposited
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
silver, and the other Offering two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in gold if it needed.
United States marine named Murphy
was killed II Il drinking house in Buenos
AyrcS. He was from the American war
steamer ShaWmut, lying in that port The
occurrence took place about the sd of
February.
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(LEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor

CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
~ rnpt, dsordered, or vitiated Blood you are
sick all over. IL may burst out in pimples, on
sores. or In some active disease, or 1t may merely
keep You listless depressed, and good for nothing
But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYERS sARSApARILLA PurSes ont
into vigorous action, restoring the health and ex-
polling disease. Hence IL rapidly cures variety
of compla in,s which caused by impurity OF the
blood such as Scrofula or Kings Evil, Tumors,
Ulcers, Sores, Eruptlons, Pmples Blotehes, Boils,
81. Anthonys Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheun. scald Head, Ring Worm. Cancer or
such Retention, Irre9ularity, Suppression,
Whites, Steriliiy, also syphilis, or Neneriai
Diseases. Liver Complaints, and Heart Diseases.
self the surprising activity with which it cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled
by large bottles, pretending 10 give quart OF Ex-
tract Of Sarsaparita for one dollar. Most of these
have been frauds upon the sick. for they not only
conta in little, If any, sarsaparIla, but often no
appointment has followed the use Of the various
extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the market,
until the name itself has become Synonymous
pound 'Sarsapsrila," and intend to supply such
4 remedy shall rescue the name from the load OF
obloquy which rests upon it, We think we have
ground for believing il has virtues which are ire
sistible by the ordinary of the diseases II Is
intended to cure. We can only assure the sick
that we offer them the best Alternative which we
ieve II is by far the ctfectual purifier OF the
blood yet discovered by anybody.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so universally
known Ia surpass every other remedy for the cure
OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenesss, Group,
Bronchitis, Incp-nt Consumption, and for the
relief of Consumptve Patients In advanced stages
Of the disease that II il useless here TO recount
Prepared by &c. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Massachusetts,
and sold by PURCELL, LAID CO., Druggists,
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WAsmISGr"N, April lit i expected that
the Committee of Ways and Means Will this
week report an amendatorv internal revenue
bill, by which the taxes on many articles Will
be considerably reduced, with view 10 en-
courage manufactures, while other articles
will be- entirely relieved. The receipts from
this source of revenue have largely exceeded
the estimates.
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NEW MUSIC,

NEW MUSIC,
" Just PUBLISHED, AT THE
HMOND MUSICAL EXCL An u L
Is Main street, near the post-otice.
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,TEST NEWS BY NAIL

.rc,lk NIurdcr>-Ipquest upon the Bodies
INC ~. Vhi,chur>, and her Son Robert Con.
o.. Of John Nhitchurst aud Young
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A Coon JoKE.-The Fremont Mes.
'enset, 8 filthy little sheet, accuses
us OF misrepresenting an article
which appeared in his paper q short
time since, in relation to the feeling
entertained by the Fremont Firemen
towards those who graded the en-.
gines on the occasion Of the Tourna.
ment at this place. II the editor Of
that paper had not felt guilty Of hav-
ing committed dirty trick, he would
have answered the article which was
written by one Of the persons he so
unjustly accuses, in proper manner.
instead Of throwing dirt. II sounds
very much like good joke, to hear
such man accuse another Of false.
hood.
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SsvyRx AccrpHNr.-We learn from
the Perrysburg Journal, that our
friend Geo. N. Parsons, Auditor Of
Wosd county, met with q serious &C.
cidtnt on Saturday, the l4th inst,
in endeavoring to check @ pair oil
spirited horses, who were running a,
frightful speed in the direction and
close proximity to his little children,
For a time 1t was thought that life
was extinct but he was eventually
restored to consciousness. and Is now
In Q fair way to recover, though suf'
fering extremely from his wounds.
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EITHER MIsERABLR HYPocRlTH
or VERY UNFoRTUNATE.--Our cit.
zens will remember the very able and
effective temperance lecturer, Allen
T. Thompson, who spoke at this
place two weeks since. We learn
that on several occasions, he has
been 10 q state Of beasuy intoxica-
tion. The Clyde Times says that
Thompson was in that place on Sun
day the 18th, at the St. Vincent Ho.
tel, in state Of beastly intoxication.
Several citizens called upon him, and
to one he said with q stupid leer,
~ am as drunk as q fool" Several
Of our citizens also saw him ON that
occasion. We are glad to learn that
the Grand Lodge Of the State, under
whose auspices he was laboling. has
revoked his appointment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

AcciDxNr.--A number of boys re-
siding in the eastern part Of town,
have formed q Hook and Ladder
company, and possess pretty fair
equipage, considering its size. On
Wednesday afternoon as one Of their
number. Willie Anderson, con OF
VIM. Anderson, was running to the
top Of the ladder-some 20 feet in
hight--nissed his hold and fell to
the ground, breaking one Of his arms.
The accident, though very painful,
is not at all dangerous.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

ARMY OFFICERS ArrxNrIoN.--Con.
gress has passed q law authorizing
three months extra pay to officers
below the rank Of Brigadier General,
who were in the service March 8
1865, and honorably discharged afteI
April Q, 1865.
This aud all other claims against
the Government are collected by
Burket & Hamlin.
Persons entitled to extra pay un.
der the provisions Of this act, should
have their claims made out and filed
at On early day. Office over Ewing
& Redick's shoe store. jy27.3t.
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Ds. Tobia., vesi,ian Liaimen,.

Il cures cholera when hrst taken, in = 70
hours; Dysentery In half an hour; Tooth.
schs 10 ave minutes. Its perfectly innocent
60 take Internally, aud is recommended by
the most eminent physicians In the United
States. Price 40 and 30 cents.
TosAwAspA, Pa. Aug. 6, 1859
DR., u {. Tobias, New Yofk-f have used
your venitisn Liniment With great success.
both ss an Internal AS we'll rs an external
medicine. In cases Of Bilious Cholio and
Cholera Morbus I regard II Ms q sovereign
remedy. Your veniuan Horee Linimeni
stands unrivsied NJ y horse liniment among
fArriors and boatmes on this canal.
wM. LEWIS, Sup't North Branch Canal.
Bold ty all Druggists. once, Sc Cortlandt
street, New York. jy6.lm
For sale by 8. b J. N. Huber h Co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

ExcrrIse PoLrrrcAL CoNrlsr IN
MARrLASD.-Advices from Northern
and Western Maryland, including
Baltimore county, represent that
the political contest is growing ex.
citing. The Union men shsw no
signs Of backing down from the plat.
form Of the Republican party, and
the soldiers who fought on the Union
side declare that whatever tho decis.
ion Of the Legislature or tho Judici.
sry concerning the registry Law, rebel
soldiers shall not be allowed to vote.
They svow their determination 70
return, at any hazard, their Union
member to Congress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

NABBED AGAIn.-On Tuesday last
Sheriff McCahan returned from Bal.
timore with the horse thief Patterson,
whom we mentioned last week. He
was living with Mrs. Through whom
he claims to have married. He denies
that his name is Patterson, but pre-
fers that Of Browr-expresses entire
ignorance Of this vicinity but having
been recognized by q number Of our
citizens, his shamming will avail him
nothing.
The man who was arrested under
the supposition Of being the thief
Carney, was somebody else. Carney
will probably turn up soon, as his
whereabouts can, without doubt be
ascertaiped.
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A Coon ISsrIrUri ioN.-Our friends
in Arcadia have now Q new Drug
Store which will no doubt prove very
convenien, as they will no. be oblig-
cd to go so far from home for arti.
cles necessary in cases Of sickness.
DR.. J. M. Teal Is proprietor. and his
knowledge Of medicine makes II per.
fectly safe for any one, however ig.
norant they may be Of the qualities
Of dangerous drugs, to buy Of him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

NorIor.-G. W. Walters gives no
tice that lie is prepared TO furnish
Pianos and Melodeons on short no.
tice. win furnish any kind or priced
Piano at cost and ten per cent, the
purchaser paying freight. AL or
ders will be filed If left at Kimmell's
Jewelry Store, or with me at the Auc.
ton Room, heretofore Music Store
This will save any person from 20
to 80 per cent. Cali and see me.
G. w. WALrERs,
At Auction Rooms.
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FiSDLAr, July "a, 1886.
WHxAr- l 40 and I 80 for red.
CoRN-45 to SO.
RrE--50 cents to 90. f
OArs--30 cents.
BUrrER--15 to zoe.
Eeas--12 cents.
LARp--12 and Is cents.
TALLow--8to to 10 cents.
BEES WAx-25 to 80 cents.
TIMOTHY SEEp-e1, so to 800.
CLOVER SkED-e3,5O to 400.
WHITs BEANs-,7Sto 1850
DRIED PrAcHEs--4,O0.
DRIED APPLEs-o2,00 to 500.
PELrs-25 to 90
HIDEs--5 cents green, 10 dry
RAes-Cotton 4 cents.
Wool IS to IS cents.
FLAX SrED-e2 90.
Salt-2,90.
Flour-ell to 1900 per Dbl.
Hay--86 per ton.
Feathers-40 to IS cts per ID.
Potatoes, 75cts.
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THr GALAxr.-This journal is rap.
idly increasing in public favor, and
it certainly deserves a liberal patron.
age. The engravings are good, the
contents both original and selected,
are entertaining, and the topography
Of the magazine equals those more
pretentious. Published tertnightly
and sold at the low rate Of rs cents,
places it in the reach Of all. We are
glad the Galaxy meets with marked
favor from the reading community
Terms--s5 per annum. Address
W. c. & F. p. Church, New York.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

EDIroas Jsrva Announce Capt. Jos. Y. RAN.
DALI, Of Pleasant twp, for the once Of Pro.
bate Judge, subject TO the decision OF the
Union vote In Hancock county Convention.
-... PLEABANT. q
EDIross JsyvzRsoMAx:-By announcing the
namo Of Capt James Wilson, a. a candidate
Tor the ONCE Of Probate Judge, subject 70 the
decision Of the Union County Convention,
HOSTS OF UNION MEN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

JUVENILE Rows.-On Sunday nigh,
last, four or five boys about sixteen
years Of age, went to the orchard Of
an old gentleman Of Teutonic extrac.
ton, fer the purpose Of stealing fruit.
While engaged in helping themselves,
the owner came suddenly upon them
when lively time ensued. The
thieves rather got the advantage OF
the venerable, consequently he very
promptly had them arrested. They
bad hearing before Mayor Carr on
Tuesday, resulting in the discharge
Of three, while the fourth, who was
considered the ring. leader, was bound
ever to the next term Of Court. The
"gay and festive" youth, however,
partially revenged himself, by caus.
ing the arrest Of the Teuton, for as.
sault and battery on one of his com.
panions.
On Monday, divers other youth
were arrested on the charge of a..
sault and battery on the person OF 9
diminutive american citizen Of Afri.
can descent" whereby, strange te
say, the "Freedmsn" not being sup.
piled with q Bureau" received q
severe cut on the head with a stone
The affair was settled by the pay,
ment Of snug fine and costs. ''fs
In this connection, We would advise
parents to look after their boys aftsl
nightfall, and curtail their mischiev
Gus propensities. They are allowed
to prowl around, smoking cigars and
pipes, chewing tobacco, drinking beel
and lounging around saloons, all O
wh& nAkS an bjeStiph shla school
fos imprevshsas Of aorsis. sBEE-
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A BLUNDER. In the hurry Of
preparation for moving the Office last
week, the paper was made up in a
hurried manner. Two articles in re-
lation to extracts from the Richmond
Times, became somewhat mixed
We are all right now, and will be
careful that such Q blunder shall not
occur again.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

STUDENTS another column will
be found the advertisement Of Find.
lay Union School. 1t is unnecessary
to say anything in praise Of Mr.. Mil.
ler, the Superintendent, as he is well
known as q first. class teacher, and
We understand that Miss Anna Now.
er, the Assistant, is lady Of rare
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

Brass BAxD.-An effort is being
made to re-orgsnize q Brass Band
in this place. We are glad of it, and
feel confident that our citizens will
extend such support as will insure
success. We have talent sufficient
II properly cultivated, to form q
band which would be an honor to the
place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

RIcu.-The sermon published on
the outside OF this paper, will be
found quite q racy affair. 1t gives
the doctrines Of the "New Light De
mocracy," or "Thc Church of the
Moo Dispensashun." 1t will be un.
necessary for "Nasby" to labor long
er, II his doctrines are to be so ably
presented by our northern preachers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

FATALITY OF OvERrAxIsa THE NER.
vols SYsTEM.-The nerves should
not be evertaxcd during the cheated
term," especially the "pocket nerve,"
exhaustion Of which often proves ia.
tai. As kan infallible preventative,
buy your goods at the "Old White
Corner Bottom Of the Market" Store
Of B. b. Barney q Snyder. where
you will End q nice stock Of new
goods. ...
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Fifth Dist. Union Convention.

The qualified voters of the Union
party, in the 5th Congressional Dis
trict OF Ohio, are requested to meet
at such time and place in their re-
spective counties as they may select,
and appoint delegates to represent
them in a Congressional Convention,
to be held at
LIMA, on TUESDAY THE 1TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1909,
tor the purpose Of selecting a candi-
date for Congress from said district.
The apportionment will be one del.
egate for 100 votes cast for Gov.
Cox in in 1865, and one for fraction
Of SO votes and over as follows:
Allen l6 Hancock 81
Auglaize 8 Mercer Z
Hardin IL Vanwert IL
Wyandot IL
JAMES HARSH, Hancock.
Il. L. CHASE, Hardin.
S. A. BRUSER, Wyandot-
c. PARMxNrER, Allen.
... NJ. DUMBRoFF, Auglaize.
A. c. TUCKER, Vanwert.
WV. DiCKMAN, Mercer.
Congressional Dist. Committee.
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ARRIVED IN TowN.-The lady who
has "Porto Rico front to her house,
and turpentine walks all around IT,"
and who saw Fanny Kemble play
"Catharine Of Oregon" arrived in
town on the same train which brought
the last supply Of groceries, etc., for
Davis Il Green. Call around.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

WANrxD-A PARrNER.-A good
business man, with two thousand or
twenty-five hundred dollars cash,
would like to buy an interest in some
established paying business, in Find
lay, Ohio; not particular as to the
branch Of business, so Il 10 honora-
BILE. Good reference given. a.,
Address -
rT- SAMUEL H. GRssR.
Fremont, Ohio.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Uns square, 70 lines hinion type.) one. =.
week 49,. ....s.....s.......... " w
Each sdditionsi Insertion. ....... -.... so
Contracts for larger amounts OF advertising,
or for yearly or sem: yearly advertising, VIII
be made on reasonable terms. -
All legal or transient advertisements must
be paid for Ia advance, or payment guaran
iced by . responsible person,
AdminIstrator's or Executors Notices will
be charged q, and must be paid for 10 ad.
vance. .
Marriages viii be charged 50 ocnts. Deaths
tree. Obituary notices 10 oents per line.
Local Notices Is cents or line. No notice,
hoxsv short, inserted Tor less than 81.
Business Cards per year. u per line, MIN.
ion typo.
Advertisements, unless the number Of 10
sertions desired 10 specified, will be oontin.
ued until ordered out, and charged for nj reg.
uixr rates.
sS rhe above rates will be strictly adhered
to In all cases.
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INCREASED PAY.-Under the act OF
Congress, approved July IL, 1866,
all officers Of the army from the rank
OF Colonel down to Second Lieuten
ant, who served to the close Of the
war are entitled to three months pay,
free OF tax.
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Ionn ana Gountp Matt.rs.
Union Convention

The Union Convention for 1906, for the
choice Of candidates for the cfncss OF Probate
Judge. Auditor, Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff,
Coroner and u County Commissioner, will be
held at the Court House In Findlay. On
Saturday, July IS, 1889
Commencing At 10 o'clock AN.
The same Convention will also CHOOSE dele
gates TO the Congregational and Jndioial Con.
vent.0ns.
The basis OF representation will be one
deisgste to every ten votes tior Gov. Coz
In 1865. and one for every fraction Of Ave or
more, which entities the several Townships to
the number Of delegates AZ fulIows TO Wit:
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CALL AND SER.-We have now got
in good shape in our new room, and
feel exactly suited. We hope ouI
patrons will call in and see how CON-
fortably we are situated, especially
those who are in arrears, as we are
wofully in need Of funds.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

NEW TINE TABLE.-The Directors
Of the L. Z. & L. Railroad have is
sued another time table which went
into effect on Friday Last. The train
now arrives here at l2t P. NJ, and
leaves at 24 P. NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

KILLED Br LIeHrSrNo.-On Satur-
day last, two men, and a boy aged
about eleven years, took shelter un-
der a beech tree, during a storm,
about two miles from Piqus, o., and
we're instantly killed by lightning.
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To COnsumpsives.

The advertiser, having been restored TO
health In few weeks by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered FOR several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread
disense, consumption-is anxious TO make
known 20 hts fellow sufferers the means Of
10 Ill who desire II. he will send copy. Of
the prescription used Gree OF oharge) with
same, which they viii nnd sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
CoIds. and ali Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object OF the advertiser IN sending
the prescription 10 to benent the nmicted, ana
spYead Information which he ooDceives to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer viii
try the remedy, as Il will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vaxs' by
return mail, will please address
80 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, MY.
fob9.ly snPAo0
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A Coop IDRA.--We notice that
the Town Council have purchased q
horse and cart to be used in remov.
ing rubbish from the streets. It will
prove great saving and hereafter the
work will be more promptly and
thoroughly done.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

ANOTHER ADDIrros.-E. Deitscl
d Co have received another addition
to their already large stock Of fur.
niture &C., and are giving the creates,
bargains imaginable. Call around
and see.
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COMMON PLEAS CLERK.

MzssRs. EDITIONS by announcing the mama
ofIsAAo N. KELLsR, Of Union township, . pri.
vate soldier. who lost limb In the service,
as candidate for the once OF Common Pleas
Clerk. subject to tho decision Of tho Union
Convention. you viii oblige
MANY FRIENDS