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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11
Goes Dy-pepsta Cmre

Does not eNhilarate and excite the patient sufferer.
Ike alcoholic Bittcrs and beverages, an advertised
cure dyspepsia bat it's medicine most wonderfully
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11
pr. GE,eesessanse ssctnaIc Pills


are the only medicine THAT MARRIED AND .SINGrE
LADIES have relied upon ftr 4suy wears ar can re-
y upon nov BEWARE OF INVITATIONS! These
tlts form the finest apara.'U ever rGt forward
Win IMMEDIATE AND PER-ISTENT sECgES~
-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11

Isiudis rusabe to the pUrtmanteau Of every travel
er. a. it az prevents dizziness sea sickness
either ia steamers cars and is failing pre-
yeutge Of danger from change Of water and climate.
nc not DO without IT,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11

Has 20 equal in the world as q remedial agent
There l. not a preparation now hu. that is Ger
tain, speedy and ufalhieIu it, relieving auC
curing ri once. Ne say this positively.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11

viii YOU who are suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-es-
ton, Nausea, Heartburn sick Headache, Cramp. and
acE- Cholera mo rs Dvsentcry and General Debility
and weakness OF the Whole systeu--try bat single
bottle, We viii never rEc ycu again, II we fail in this
case Our own knowledge of its merits. the unit ed
testimony Of all who have tried it, The eucomiums
Of hundreds Of our ghbors, your duty TO your
self; and the beneficial result certain the sun
shine al earnestly, persscntiy, urge you just try
one bottle If what say Is not correct Il
meuts concerning its wonderful virtues found
be trae. Il YOU do say that the operation OF the
medicine instantaneous and perfectly wonderful we
VIII rcnouut profession caterers Of the public
health, and retire from the field admitting that are
Incompetent 20 compound medicinal preparation
which would be entitled to your confidence.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per bottle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11
c. 4. COOK. Chicago.


N9I y NJ -TT77@5.l-7
+. r. HALL & CO. Proprietors, Nashua, \ u.
soli ut WHOLESALE. in Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. BURNIANS a VAN SCIIAACE, LORD
SMITH, SMITH DWTER J. II. REED 3 CO..
CHAs. G. SMITH, DIETZsCiT, DLoCFT & Co. IL
sC0yIL, ". D. HARRIS & CO. POST s BADEAU, ap4
oy druggists and dealers GENERALLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11

We have tho Largest and Best Assorted
Stock OF PIANOS in the city, which for pow
or aud sweetness Of tone easy and agreeable
touch, and beauty Of finish, have, by Judges.
been pronounced ptJty-iyal}g5
.sE~ParticuIar attention paid 70 the selection Of
Instruments Tor distant orders. and privilege -N-
change granted NJ any time within sis months IS the
Instrument should not prove entirely satisactory 3
liberal discount 70 CIergrmeu, Teachers and Schools.
Terms Euc-8t
Wholesale DEALERS viii find ~ 10 their adj
vaufa 20 give catI 'E greatly increased
cjlities are enabled t. ii1 orders w Dispatch.
Persons in want OF -st.n Fryf rlas7 Pima
viii do wcil TO call before purchasing else
where
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11
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Don't let any druggist dealer urge upon Won e
different article there Is preparation IN the world
like this, Beware Of any article purIortuz 10 be the
game.
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according 10 Direc
tous, ana You viii other.
If not sold II t-I -sts in ygur town. trial bottle
wilI be sent you Icy express, upon receipt Clone d-
by mail, thus giving you opportunity once g
testing its excellent qualities.
Orlcrs for .rtIt-Ll..-s InIst be addressci 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11
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NGUv Music,
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Sent &c any address free postage receipt Of price
Composer, Price.
/ Victory at last, Song and Clio
rus by Wiu. 3. Bradbury so
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-11

>e14 for aztrsted Price List q INSTRUMENTS and
t@t1-1--- ~ New Music
aoa--sz a-5a-s O. r. WILLARD.
wholesale Piano Forte and Music peler at 5+I Broad
=" ssy- Sew Gasz 1T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

N. o.. j. & G. N. r. R.-Oot 3l-2G bales Of
cotton Pitcher Il Barrow--l2 do Lacey, Terry eco
q ] Powell-2l Gillum & Reynolds12 do to
R Adams-l2 Thomhill u Riehardson-5 do to
Carroll, Roy &co-2Q I II & j N Allen-lO do to
r Pritchard-3 Mclean & Tarleton-2 4 A Green
13 s H Aby &co-30 Alcus, ScheT3!i 4 Autey-25
Payne, Huntington &cO-l Boyd, Coleman 55 l3ra-
hanI-5 Howard, PrestOns & Barrett-l0 do JnO Z
Hardie &co-I Summers 4 Branni0s--l0 Parham &
BIunt-ll W 3 Thompson--9 Martin, Hawthorn Il
co--l2 ] Adams &co-30 Warren, Crawford eco
IL NJ zuntz &co-2 Il Allison &co--5 Block Bros
6 Scale Col0mb &co-l A D Hiukle tSCo-2 do to
Ethel & Thomas-75,5 500 feet lumber Gnbernator
&co-l0,01O do Hasam5G5 Pooley-3000 do to Il N
Pike-55G0 Eager, Elleman &co-3400 do Baker &
Adams car plumber NJ Hillar &co--l do D Had
len-l horse Jno King
NJ o., J. lS G. N. R. R.-NoY 1-19 bales Of
cotton Prtchard-1lC \ Green &co-l W Sykes
Britton, Moore Il Bragg Pioher u Barrow-3
Friedander q Gerson-l8 do L Adams-9 do to
w B Thompson-1 Ro5ser, ProthrO &Co-29 do to
7 II u j NJ Allen-22 Carroll, Hoy &oo---7 do TO
r P0well-l j P Manico &co-l A A Green--32
Thornhill & RiGhardson--3 Butler, Terry &cO--5
Boyd, Coleman u Graham--6 0her. AtWater eco
10 Payne, Huntington &oco-12 E Bleafley &cO-
81 Alcus, Scherck & Autey--l5 P Harrison s. Son
7R l. Walkers 8 Il Ably &Go-3 II Allison &co
l Parham & Blunt--l0 Jno Hardie &co-l4 do
Pinckard & Steele-ll Summers & Brannins-l0
S Harper &co-25 NJ Hlar tSco-6 J B Gribble-
s W Donnel &co-l4 Byrne Vance &co-5 do
Randall &co-2l Warren Crawford &Go-l0 do to
A Miltenberger-4 Bower Garner-6 Black Bros
6 Isaac w Coutre--2 Kahn, Adler &cO-l Lloyd
A D HinkIe &co-l2W S Frierson-2 Wells Bros
5000 feet lumber Jno 7 Harde &eo-8000 10 Cal,
Wit ROberts-4000 do Gfubernator &c0-4000 do to
Hasam & Pooley-S500 do Baker Il Adams-l car
slaves Barrett 4 lie sundries to order
Total 1856 bales cotton
N. O., o. Il G. W. R. R.-Nov Ill bales of
moss Montague Il Carloss--7 SKIS seed cotton to NJ
Labusquere-3 bales cotton Price, Hine Tupper
5 do Roman & 0livier-2 Pauche Il Wiltz-2 do to
Childers, Tarleton 6Jco-4 Baras g. Gajac-l2 do
Lapene & Ferre-6 McFarlan, Straight &co-9 do
] Gerard-6 G Sabatier-l G W Bancker eco
L Surle--7 SKIS seed cotton Z Watts-25 do to A
Bonnafon-239 head cattle McQuoid, Mehle SEQ
sundres to order-Total SO bales cotton 80 SKIS OF
seed cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
T0WB0ATs.
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE,wHEEI AND PROPELLER rowBoATs:
Achilles, stde-wheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sids.wheel, CAPT, LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, siae-whoel, GAIT. LOMBARD.
Equntor, Propeller, 0APr. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
gsepubuc, Propeller CAPT sTURFEYAST'
wIcaco, Propeller, CAPT FALLsTF.
sEecumsen, Propeller, CAPT. scaELLENaRR.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. cooKSEY.
Reliance, Propelled, CAPT AvERTIh,
Tho Achilles having large deck capacity. Is we'll adapted for
Hghterng outside he Bar.
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance fove powerful Steam
Engnes aed Pumps capable of throwing, lowest speed
45Oo gallons of water per minutc
The number and power of these boats, demon
stratcd last season. guarantee that unnecessary delay
! wtlioccnrat the Bar,
Eorter= eg :owago, shter7go or rss If pnra7s Nppy
| Epw, 4, ToaEE 4 CO.,
! $ esy9sas street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
8iuer SatelIigelltr.
CRESCENT oFFioE. No. 81 Camp Street.
Sa.ali.s.. II d....,,iraa. N n.sa.,l1laaN. z lAll

Ia i
Fdday Morning November ?. 1861
Yesterday was mostly devoted sby all classes, as
usual In the time -honored custom Of visiting the
4tonaba of departed friends. IT was somewhat Of o
holiday in the Customhouse, City Hall, at military
Headquarters, the public schools, and at the prn.
cipai banking houses in the city. Business on the
leyee was nevertheless quite brisk, and the boats
which were advertised for departure, went out
with fair loads of passengers and freight. The
weather yesterday was again halny and inYigor-
ating.
We are favored with dispatch by Messrs Rip
dey & CO., stating that Tire steamer Judge Fletcher
left Little Rock on Wednesday last, and will arrive
ii port On Monday to receive freight. and leave
I'll her return trip tosIfttle Rock on the 8th inst
I'ie steamer Magenta, Capt. Tom aeathers, will
BE foriIli at her landing from Vioksbufg ready to
receive cargo and leaves tomorrow afternoon q
o'clock
ma fayorfte steamer Fashion will be in this
soorstlag nom Vicksburg She viii receive
fralabs and depart hence for Vieksburg AZ !
o'clock tomorrow.
mn steamer Cuba, from Red River, arrived
yesterday with over 500 bales of cotton, tn
faraest l6ad brought out Of that river sheishoY
Iogdlaa so leave on Saturday afternoon next at
o'clock. e. II.
Tie steamer Cen John a. 1uisliaa, aiter KS
nbareinr her cargoof cotton which she propgA
TO tle landing yesterday morning, reeeigea a arg
quantity of up freight md left with her esua
Trorl1tIless at o'cioek. Capt White ana ~
si5eieat mate arc good workers, and well de
sar5s the unlimited eonfdeaea which is 2
freely bestowed on the boat by the business CON
munity. -, +osa
II Z F7T 4 lfr 5tan
wifllaA friend, Cart JOIN =, @ 2s',o,s' IT. ~ IS
fF3r1a tlip to HeatqtkF, NneTe Ae mas oasa sl
ioHsg isnspii dQriag the pat summer hs af
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

A correspondent Of the Boston Post inquiries if
Parson BrownloW and Hunnieutt represent the
Internal Rev. Dept?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
REGULAR sEMI,MoNTHLY LINE.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY November IA, at P. precisely
FoR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United States mails.
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YoRK...............S6 500
This comprises the following drstclass steamships
LIBERTY -. 1900 tons .Wm. Rollins. Commander
CUBA .llOO tons. Thos A. Balm, Commander
THE steamship Eiberty will sail for Baltimore via Havana
and hey West, abO7e
For freight or passage hayng unsurpassed accOmmoda
tions, apply to WITHEkSPOON 4 HALSEY, Agents,
90 CarOpde ct street.
NB-No bills of adng those of the Comoany will be
signed Permits for freight he procured from this
office freight received bills Of adng signed, after Il
o'clock on day OF sailing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
BIOERENE

Cures Tmpoeney General Debility Nervous Tncanacity,
Dyspepsia Depression Loss of Appetite Aow S0trls Weak
ness Of the Orsans Of Generation, Imbeeiy, MentR indie
ience Emacaon RunHf 1t has Il most delightful, destso
bic and novel eec upon he Naryors system and al No
are ia any way prostTae disabilities earnestly
advised seek in this most excel eut Ea Hut4NG et
preparation Persons who by impradeneo nave lost their
Natural Figor, will hnG speedy cure in the
BTOERENE.
The Feeble the Laneuid the pospoirisg the o@ should
rive ts vAIaep discovery trial. II will he inifni totally
iiHGTenf from n nthr urla8 for The purpnse
10 EENALES-- his Preparation is invaluable "a
weaknesses Of al ins as Is viii restore the Was ed strongth
with wunleinl perDanence .,
wi The FIRST dose bsi persistence in ~ use viii reno
yHte the stomach to degree Of perfect Eeath and Danish
Obe dollar per bottle, six bo.tls for Eve dollars sOlt
b. Druggists generally.
SEM by express anywhere, bV addressing
HGFC4lNtiS :. 'lITINIEP. PrnprieOrs
Sold in New Orleans, hy
EABNES, WARD G co.,
NJ. u Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
LIVERPOOI.

NDR ABvERPDOL-TTIE FIRsT-CLASS BRIT
II ish ship Belle ood Coefeld 4ser, hsyng part of
her cargo enga viii sail with dispatch. For balance of
freight apply 70 SI6LEY, GUlON & CO,
Garnn str rhht
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
RHD RIV M R.

Fs,Hn RIVER
--- 1-------- ,,571,-.,- .,
THGEs yEFFE.s0N YgEEE EC,V-FOR JEFFER
z som Shreveport Grand Ecore, Alexandria Norman,s,
BT0ns, ana all Intermediate andings on Red Ryer-Iie
Div Oh board. OF TO -
r. J. WlNBURN, n Magazine street.
gIy6Rira gy u ~ II NJ lS02@Rl@Gt%1 St t,5 f5Yesi aro
4-ryA,}ifrs' yA2i l. p2[Glii32' NY "9m@qn s5Fget @
- $3.50 = 80 -. -S--2-2- -
'1o1.4o II, !, 9lAG'tE. y, ~. ~, = "a. ~
rsSss on sE,Dl :, T9E S2E y ~ n M FFe
B s5S, Shreveport artitd EC5e t. NaaHce Got.c AsE,
Egeh9 low %nteF t' rSs ~ snnf Wy s.iinert Koa
nas win leave above For freight passage imply gu
board " to y N Y,f,>--r,rrr, j., ,r4.t,. .4.+
....... 9. H. KuUN$ d BRO. % 5ommon ,trcet.
CELLQS A &WAItFEEY, W FLant street.
yrBGtTfi, Y, biI ErzEI. Ig,s sGyerifeiue seppt
Tic Fannie Of bet Jgbs through b5 Of lgdnE wtbopt
tle privilege o. r2sEipPlns.
Ecsves oa SATURDAY, No.. 3, at5rM
EHGE JEFF &zs@0N, SHREVEPORT GRAND
L BtDre Alexandria &orrpns Bar6ns and all intetmed
ate POINTS on Gga NEg4Ae ceEtat Al n4sSsiEsf pEEgS p
IeTE win e:ye as Allows F5r treEl Or bassagc
apply on board or to -.
JO1N + DOJGLaS l0i Common street,
yIRtiINIUS 9. DENT2EI, Advertising Agent
I.-ya. on i 3TrRD4Y. NV. .Sd.gt5rN
@Ie 55E1S5E ,i sEED Kayak "a GEaSP aS5
incTas LfT NJ is4t d@i. pn@sn5sr Steamer cuba
a6oyt % Fo fis fri6t or p,.5p!s appy D. 55srd 6rso
N p, n Nv " iG.9N,tt'isa Y, | sHeai.
uEh4le,s 4 4 awAEIAGY, \, \ rgoet street.
v1R6tNijs d, D{ETZaT, AayecsisIup Agent
DINA M BTJs 5iTi5l' ~ " = -
vEW opItsIs AVN .P.Nn FrI3T-E--P57cT-I..P
SATURDAY PACKET
Commencing on SAI1kpAf' N@y, "' at Or NJ. ~,
maH. Ber6n'sand al f1ernedias ian iieesIfie ,apc
rior light aFat passenger steamer annie WSEsS, Ae&.
above. For Ife,gnt ur passage 4puy on board or 10
! II n SifRfS . canal strs&ss
X n 4 ~ 9 iSSl &; tsn,
z-------- rr,- Nv,
| ' ppreS D teSE,gCER PACEFT
| -. . ,rf4gnAv No. . a+5p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC

CAMDEN TRENTON, EIG
REGULAR oUAoHITA PACKET.
1866. PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT 1896
NOR hfayfs EHAkS HEPEas9AH oGAcHrA
cisy P9rt Union Trenton Monroe onI6iH n Harrison; n
ouaehta riyersThe superior passenger steamer Idahoe,
Nick Mclaughlin, master, Sam Lawson clerk, will leave
ihe steamer Idahoe will take freight for Camden and all
shipping on the steamer Alice No l. and will take fsgG for
Bayou dArbSape and yen Bartholomew with privilege Of
by the stenmer Idahoe fr Bayou Macon and TsnsSg win be
ing, River Passengers taken for all Coast Landings.
For freight sP on Sn 6Sn & MAGAZINE street
rto BEL EIPbEY IIs GLEART "a g Canal
REGULAR WEEKLY oUAcHITA PACKET.
leaves EVEN sAFdR6a Il cosE
ENOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAIR
The magnificent, fast running steamer
Bart Able,
JOHN W. ToBIN, Master, G. PRES WORK, Clerk,
The steamer Bart Able will take fregh. for Camden and
f o3 9P the psG es E S
The Bart Able will take freight for all landings on
sg THs On sS sraB Aco maR
close connection with the above steamers ut Trenton every
The Bart AGe Will extend her trips Every Week to all
take fesh up and Cotton down at greatly reduced rates
Shippers rely all freight being carried through without
Passs1gofs sSstpaf taken for all Coast landings
For freight @ g. fPEy II GSsn9 T. street
VIRGINIUs D pENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at P. n.
NOR ABKANSAS IEEyER, VAN BUREN
Fort smith, Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all intermediate
Iandings-Ihe Al pioneer packet
Jud4e Fletcher,
J. W SMITH Master; JENHs BROWN, Clerk;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

NEW VoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP GoMeAEy's STAR
LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
.Illarllle eaInteIliatnte.
rlsnrad weaterdny.

CRESCENT uEr1cE, no. 81 CANT STREET,
Friday, November 9, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

e4GdA9OA4S-S-S4G d Gt4H DOAlSI
BAYOU SARA.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY A. NJ, and every sATUR,
DAY at s P.
EOR BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLA.
Quenne, O0nHidsouvlle, and all intermediate landings
The and superb sdewhee steamer st. NIch olns S.
Heno, master, j. c. Libano clerk will leave above Re-
turning, sac will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, For freight or massage apply to
ARTHU THIBAUT, 81 Peters st.
LAONCE BAYHl, l6 Bienvllle 81,
Shippers responsible for payment OF freight.
TIRGENTUS G. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.
REGULAR q. s. MAIL PACKET-TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every SUNDAY, at A NJ, and WEDNESDAY
E2OR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATOE
L Rouge PlAquene Donaldsonville, and all intermediate
andilgs---Ehe passenger steamer L1afourehe, V. B.
Baranc0, master, leaves as above.
R6turning, leaves Bayou Sara every MONDAY and tn LRs
DAY, coming down the Coast in daylight For freight
sage apply on board, or to
GOMAUX & SMITH 50 Canal street.
VIRGIEIUS O. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SlMMES-W. Il. GREATHOUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at P. NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 NJ
LOB BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all lsndng
Bayou Lstourche For freight passage apply board
j. l. TITUS, Agent, No. Tchoupitonlas street.
CELL0S d gW hrE EY, Agents, l3 Front street.
vIRGINIUs @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
E7OR BOsTON-FHE FIRsT-CLAss AMERICAN
ship PoinT Star having large part of her cargo
engage will have pllck dispatch.
SLBLEY, GUION Il Co,
4G Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

Louisville, Ross, from Louisville.
Nina simmes, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Indiana, Neal. from Louisville.
] NJ Sharp, Dugas, from Donaldsonyille.
Cuba, Boardman, from Carolina Blutfs.
New Era, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
G Brown, siewerd, from Fort jackson.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
Mary, MYERS, from Mobile-P RR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK.
YOUTH TO THE AGEDil

B1oKRENE, OR LIFE REJUyENAToR!!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21
NUne the nest.O

DIR. CLOCKS EXOEL1IOR HAIR RESTO
RER Ia the best prep ration for tie iialf ever
offered to tbs public, and the only one possess
ing all the merits claimed for it II reNOres graz
hair to it's original oOlor. making hdir grOtD On
Saia ksads when falling III from disease. Cure,
Sick Headache and all distdSts q the scalp. Re-
movrs scur6. ddnd,ut SC. and makes hdi sd
so,ry hair Beautifully soft aud IuruTidiHgiy CLOS
sy Yy
# is elegantly Periumed, and is Il much bet
ter dressing than any OIL or Pomatum 'cifhou'
their dslffeiious cberts. -. -.
1t contains no sugar Of lead or other mineral
so injurious to the head and hair. and oJ
schtch most preparations are composed, but
~ n purely Degefdbie compound
Har ichde as sno,c is with marpeI0iis rdpidrty
changed to all ITS former beauty. H,s not a dye,
bat by supplying the seCreJlOns OF the capil
jary glands acts as resf0rer.
We challenge The porid to produce an instance
where the ResfOrer has tailed when used ac-
pording Ia directions. OF the thousands who
have used ~ we have ytt 10 hear Of one who IN
not perfectly Sutisfed with its results. The
proprietor is aware OF the many VIM lrtve
~teen disappo ntsd br the high SCUM ing pre-.
tence of the numerous pre- parsttiunS with
which the market has been hllod Tor - lew
rears past; to such lie would say, til 4 such
entire confidence does he place in tie merits oi
bis RssfOrer that he offers in ail cases tn re-.
fund the money af'er thorough tr,di Of iico bot
ass, II IL E,ils 10 give perfect satisHtouon.
.nPut up IN large bottles and sold by all drug
gists At 81 per bottle.
- DIR. p. 3 CLOCK.
Proprietor, Manchester, n. III.
DAVIS & GREEN, Findlay, $ le \4ents iol
Hancock County. ". E. SURE ~ Co.,, Cincln
natl. mlr23 lv%
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21
A GREAT Blow our.--The. Co

A GREAT Blow OUr.--The. Cop
perheads OF Hardin county held a
Grand Mass Meeting at Kenton, last
Saturday. A delegation, consisting
Of one four horse wagon, containing
ten men and two women, a one horse
buggy with twoSmen, and two men
on foot, went over from Dunliirk.-
To the surprise OF all in that region,
that delegation returned at night, tri-
umphantly bearing the S40 prize BAN
ner which had been offered by the
managers Of the concern, to the
township sending the largest delega'
tion. The meeting proved nearly at
great failure as that which "aston
ished the natives" of this place last
Friday. The masses have heard this
abuse of right ahd laudatiou of wrong
just about long enough, and they arr
repudiating the whole CopperheaC
Organization in all parts of the coun
| trV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21

FoR THE FAR.-.Anticipating the
many wants OF the people. j. Kem-
BILE IL Co. lave been to New York
and other Eastern cities and pur-
chased a larger stock Of goods then
they ever dared purchase before
But the fact is, they got them so very
low They advertise in another col
umn some of the different styles oil
goods, which they are now receiving.
Everything necessary for the Fall and
Winter trade may be found at the
Empire. Call and see.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health i'm n few weeks by very simple rem.
edy, alter having suffered iur several years
with a severe lung aiiechon' ana N"at ureao
J,s.aso consumption- is anxlouS to make
known to his fellow sufferers the moans "i
To all who desire II. he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree of chHp") WIN
the directions for preparing anu "s,hs ,uo @
same which they will dnd II sure cure tui
tonsumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds. and All Throat and Lung Aiiociiuns.
rhe only object of tho advertiser insendinp
the prescript on is to bonettth ailcted' anp
inv,luable and he hopes every sufferer VIII
try the remedy, as it will cost them nothlng,
and may provca blessing.
Parlies wishing the prescription F8SE'o oy
roturn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWAED A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings COZ nty, n. u
febg.lv aMrACO
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21

"LAuGu AND Grow FAT."--That is
well enough for those who can sub
sist on such Il slender diet. At the
Siddall House, you are furnished with
things more substantial, which cans
es all to laugh, on at least smile t5eii
appreciation. Wall requests fail
share OF patronage during the FAN
from men of all parties. He has civ
en- up politics, and devotes all hi'
time to the comfort OF his guests.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21

Godey's, the most beautiful and best
of magazines for October is here
1t contains an exquisitely beautiful
steel plate engraving, entitled "Res'
on the Hhl,n beautiful colcret
raqhion plate, showing costumes fol
n fancy bail, and twenty six patterns
of all descriptions, for ornaments
dresses, childrens' costumes, etc.
The reading matter is abundant an'
cannot be excel.ed by any ladies' mag
azine. 1t is time to mike up clubt
tor lSG7. The terms are: one copy
SO, 90; two $3.50; three $50; Ion
$1,000; five one year aud one to get
ter up Of club, Sl4,0O-Each addi
tional one to club, $3.50. Address
L. A. Cooley Philadeldhia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-21

ENTERPRISE. We always com
mend legitimate enterprise, whether
it be in business or general improve
ments. Clint. Connell is fixing up
his room in good style and when it
is done it will be one of the most
tasty rooms in town. This is enter,
prise of certainly Legitimate kind
but it does not end here. He has
been to New York and philadelphia
and purchased one of the largest
stocks of hats, caps, neckties, paper
collars, and everything in his line
that was ever brought to Findlay
He is thoroughly posted in the bust
ness, and buys none but the best o
everything, and the most stylish, q
that. When you come to the mas
meeting tomorrow call on him; cal
on him during the fair; call on hin
whenever you are in town; call OF
| him always. You will be sure to d.
well both as to style and price.