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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
FOSTORIA NWo-

ACCiDkST.-A son OI Mr. .. ami,
residing at West Mllgrove. net with
a serious accident on Friday night
last. He was assisting q neishbor
70 haul hay after dark, and falling
asleep On the load, the wagon pass,
ing over an obstruction in tha road,
he was jolted OFF and sustained seri-
GUS, but it is thought not fatal, injur-
les. .....-... %.
BCsINEss.-Our streets are crowd
cd every day, and all our merchants
are doing a tip-top business. Most
of them have received their first
stock of fall goods.
Grain is still coming in in large
quantities and each day brings few
lots of wool, mostly from the south.
western part of the county.
MARKET. Wheat, best quality,
2 Is, Cd best, l 05; corn, 90 cents ;
oats, so cents barley, 80 cents rye
l 90; clovcr seed, Z so; wool, 35 to
As cents. .r-t --. -.
CHILD Losr.-Last Monday night,
at about half past ten o'clock. our
citizens we're aroused by the ringing
of the church bell. This, at such an
unusual hour, had the effect to soon
gather a large crowd, when It was
ascertained that a child. the little
daughter Of Mr.. NJ. Chance, was lost,
not having been seen since three
o'clock. all search having been fruit
less. A regular search was immedi.
ately instituted, and had been con-
Quoted about five minutes, when the
news came that the little truant was
snugly In bed at the house of a neigh
Dor, fast asleep, and unconscious Of
the disturbance she had created.
ABEL NJ. CoRHY.-This gentleman
made two splendid speeches IN our
town this week, to good, attentive
audiences. The first on Tuesday
night was on the subject of manhood
suffrage, and his manner Of treating
it was we'll received, and will be felt
at the polls. The following night
he discussed financial topics, laying
bare the malicious falsehoods and
base designs of the Copperheads, in
a manner showing that he had given
the subject careful attention, and
knew whereof he spake.
LOGAN AND VICTORY !-Odr citi-
zens are highly elated with the pros
pect of hearing Gen. John A. Logan
You may expect large delegation
next Tuesday, as there are a great
many of his friends in this vicinity,
who, knowing his fighting qualities,
entertain the belief that he can talk
with equal effect and ability.
BASE BALL.--The Seneca county
agricultural society have offered a
premium of s25 to the best base
ball club. Competition open to all.
FRUIT Cans. Stewart & Bro. in
form Inc that last week they made
and sold $500 fruit cans OF various
sizes. Pretty good for one firm com.
peting with two other shops. This,
l trust, will not be understood as a
puff, as the season is nearly over.
M. f. PARsoNAGE.--The Parson-
age is nearly completed, and when
finished win be one of the hest build
ings in town, and the finest Parson-
age in the Conference. NIX.
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thcy were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in alniosr every Sec
tion OF the country, that the public scarcely need 20
be informed Of its virtues uses
Serofglous poison is one OF he most destructive
enemies of our race. Oten, this unseen and upc1z
and invites the artack OF enfeebng or fara disease
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again.
seems to breed Infection throughout the body, and
into one or other of its hdeous forms, either II
surface OK Among the yitals. In the latter 1br
cles maybe suddenly deposited n the lunss Or
heart, or tumors formed In the LIVER, or ie shows
its presence by eruptons the skin foul ulcer
ations some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sionsl use of n bottle of this Sarsapartuo is adj
sppea Per PersSns S aiesea N wis hs ssaso1sa so
plants generally hnd immediate relief. and, .
length cure, by the use Of this ,SARy4R4klk-
letter. Salt Rhe1fns, Soald Hssd, HissDrsssSs
Sore Eyes. Sore Enrs, md other erupttong q
visible forms OF Scroft{es<s disesse. LOse i -
Heart Disease. Fits, Epilepsy, Ne,srs>s.
and the various Jfcerosfs anocGongof the nuseu-
lar and nervous systems.
Syphitis or Fcnereat and Mercsriol- -Dtse1eas-
are cured by il. though long tine - reeuke4 ~
subduing these obstinate maiadies BY any inedic6s
But long continued use Of this medicine win cure
Jlcerafions, and Female Diseases, are com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured By ~
purifying and invigorating eject. Minute Dtzee
lions for each case are found IN our Ana1se. sup
Piled gratis. determinations and Cost, when
caused by accumulations Of extrapeous mafters-
in the blood, yield quickly to b, as also Ls<ee
nation Of the Lfrer, and Jau,sdsce. when srfkHx.
as they often DO, from the rambling poisons N ths
blood. This S4RSAPARILL4 Is gYess re
srorer for the strength and vigor OF the gyseeU-
Those who are Laag,sid and LisfisseA Qsa9Rn-
de,it, 0eeptess, and troubled With Nerrosss zF-
snsaS: sSmS,amss Of or Esas or any 2 q e .ss:
relief and convincing evidence q It's restorative
power upon trial. -
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STATION Houss. The Z. E. 4 I

STATION HoIsE. The I. E. 4 L.
1RA. Co. is putting up small but
|nett station house at Arcadia. 1t is
to have three rooms-one Tor freight,
~ lt--s4Afl
one for passengers and for An office.
Such q building has long been need
ed in Arcadia and having one will
accord well with the wishes Of the
peoplein that vicinity. =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Our venerable friend of the Cex1'sf
last week, for the first time this cam
paign, we believe, psrpetratss JOKE
he calls US hass: 1t used 70 be :
regular thing with him, and We have
feared that we were not doing oul
duty from week to week because h'
had not INDUCED 10 that sbls arsu'
ment Of hia Wefeel better now.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

M1rr SocIrrY. The Lutheran
Mite Sociefyc viii meet At Mr.. VIM
K. Marvin's nen west end of Mair
Cross street, next Wednesday eve
ming. A general invitation is ex
tendedoIkY4YTO0 ca LF-fl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Hon. VIM. II. West, Attorney
General Of Ohio, one OF the ablest
and most logical speaker In Ohio,
will surely be here to address tho
masses on Tuesday next.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

There IS one argument in fAvorinG
thI fssue Sgreenbacks by the thons'
ands Of mAisns, which Thurman
Pepdleton and ysilandigham forget
70 suse in their speeches. 1t vii
make honestmen Of rogues. "A MAJ
will not need 3 strong boz 70 shess
his cash in. The people may yI ieav' =
their money Giving ground loose.' ;
for NO thief Will ebseak .:tArsush'
even tie slightest hssrtss 70 seeaa It
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

uCoRREcTIoN.--In tho fourth para
l&pKH KHff column Of an article on
the first page, ,entitle "State debt OF
Ohio" fansfoar debt was decreased
little oyer EleYen- millions, read
seOur debt was decreased to a little
ever Eleven millions"
IN second column, fifth paragraph.
same page, for "Two Hundred NIL
lions1 readssFour Hundred Millions
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Hop..Jsmes NJ. Ashley, the bol

Hon. james NJ. Ashley, the bold,
fearless dahan. Radieal, viii give
tine ASSEMBLED mnlitudes in this place
next Tuesday. 3 full exposition OF
the schemes, of HIS Accidency, A
johnson, and his mercensry sup;
portersaisD Don't fail to enjoy thu
rich treat.
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d"
Reflectors, curtains and looking
elass pins at Bryson's Glass and Chi
ma Store in Waters old stand.
Individual butter plates and salt
cellars, the latest styles at Bryson's
Walters old stand.
OrroRER.-The first week in Octo-
ber is the time for our semi. annual
settlements. All persons indebted
to rs will please call and settle on or
before that time. A failure to do SO
will place the claims in the hands OF
collectors for prompt collection. III
S. & J. NJ. HrBRR & Co.
No. 16, 5w. t7e OF, oi p-.51o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

s-Hons WV. wiiHsms, member of
Congress from Indiana, a most elo-
quent and sparkling speaker has
passed his word for a rousing speech
TO the people Of Hancock and ad-
joining counties. on Tuesday next.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

CIDER MlILs.-Two power and one
hand cider mills. latest improved
styles, for sale by G. W. Walters.-
One of these mills can be seen IN op,
eration at Mr.. Walters residence,
northwest Of Findlay, just ss the
edge Of town. q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

To GRoeERs.--Ripg, specie and
squat jars at Bryson's Glass and Chi.
na Store, at the old Music stcre. 'ie
Brackets, harp lamps, castors, &c.
in endless variety, at the old Music
now Pittsburg glass and china store.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

BLtsCHAxDI-The Union men oi
Blanchard township viii meet al
Dukes school house, this, Friday
evening!i'Af come, IS importan,
business will be presented.
By order OF Township Z. R. C.
GAmittee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Meetings In Findlay.
Meetings will be hold at the Court
House in Findlay, as follows:
Tuesday night, October lst, Hos
Jas. II. Ashley, NJ. c.
Mondsy night, October =. Col
Jas. A. Bope. a
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A Reminder.

Bro. Glessner has not called us
Juveniles" for long time. What
does lie mean? We beg of him not
to do it, though, for 1t hurts our
feelings.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

NSpread the news that Gen. Logan
theso!diess pet, is to be here mex
Tuesday. Won't the boys come out
to hear him?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

The Courier, fearful that it's lies
may be refuted, gives notice that
next week they will defer publica.
ton one day. We shall issue as
usual. ---------------- ---
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Ayers sarsasp spaarilia,, i
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation 6tS eZ<
ceuenl medicine enjoys,
Is derived from II c1roa.-
many Of which sfe erufi
marvellous. Inveoek5h =
cases Of ScrofGous Dis
ease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have eeeR
purified AMI cured By ~
Scrofulops aGections and !
disorders, which wereag
graya;ed by The sssomI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

UUbND -4 9 IN =
All Aeetitg sf the Ulio4 Cestra
rCemmittee it was decided that the
same rule in the award OF the prizs
flag should govern the Awarding
Fonp&ss = Resore.l 1T ia3.s fof
lows. The prize dag shall be giver
70 the soKuship having g7ths hrges'
$egation in attendance at the Mas.
etihass ss + = proportion to its vot.
for Secretary Of State in 1885, s1's =,
Ths0fsalewing are the gentlemen
appointed as q committee to award
thj fsgilsV ,gSGg1T ,ssvai3 g 50
sNm. Andersen, IsaaS Davis, KS.
Baker, L. A. Baldwin, Dr.. A. Lang.
worthy, ..-.-.
We hefe say that Blanchard town.
'tfp people have kindly and gladly
pit up theihsg Which they so nobly
won rSscfsHnY.smTo AIR - gEIE
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed to act as Msrshals:
Wn.fVance Chief Marshal.
John c. Martin, W. j. Vance, F.
Biggs, Martin Smith, Amos Switzer,
Ed. Strother, Assistant Marshals.
By order of
L. Z. Committee.
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N. B.-I never voted the Repub-
lican ticket but intend to this Fall.
/ heard Brown and Mungen on the
10Th and that will do me. have
been in California for two years and
only got back on the 10Th, or should
have written sooner.
Yours,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

GET TIE Bssr.-Lead glass lamp
chimneys at Bryson's sPittsbure
Glass and China Store, in walters
| old stand. - -
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THE sFAIE OF OHIO. }

THE. &fAIE OF OHIO, n
OFFIcs OF rHE sEcRETARY OF STATE
/. William Hsnry Smith, Secretary oi
State OF the State OF Ohio, do hereby certf-
~ that the following is true copy of az
act therein named. passed by the General
Assembly OF the State of Ohio. on the 18th
day OF April, A. D.. 1867. taken from the
original rolls on fle in this office
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed the seal c;
this Office, at Columbus, the l2.h tay OF Sep
temher, A. D., 1897.
WM. HENRY SMITH.
eecretary q State
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Totten Bros. have just received
stock of the famous Chingarora Anti
Nervous Smoking Tobacco. Try it.
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DIR. ROUZATHN'S'
Celebrated

OS1oOIdL Leo .ai1t-
Principal Depot, No, 40, Main street Spring. - =
field, Ohio. =
His Gfeat Erysipeias Remedy -a4i
VIII positively cure Erysipelas within forty =
eight hours, by an outward spplicadon.
His Invincible Goifer Oiatmeat > :
VIII efectually cure Golfer. BIZ Neck or Wen 2
without opening the skin within 60 days. = ;
His Celebrated Blood Purge
VIII cure all. diseases originating from In- :
pure Blood or Of the Circ,datory System-
His Great American Cancer Ointnest e
VIII cure Cancer without burning or cuttins.
The greatest ancer Remedy know.o,rs, ,, =,
His Inftilible Fever and Azae Speoias ST
VIII cure Fever and Ague within IS hours y
without Quinine, Arsenic, ZINC, OF. any Poi Z, = =
son whatever. = - = = = - = p : =
HIS Healing aud Drawing SaIvely as.
Will cure Jobs Plaques, Carbuncies, Fellens, g
Tumors, Ulcers, Wounds and all Chronic
Sores, &c. &c.
c. o. ETTINGER CO., Druggisis, Find s
lay, sole agents for Hancock County. Ohio o J
apr26--n -e- r. - .-r-.. sssa >
L . 20 o
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r. F. r. Stewart, Of the arm off r,
Stewart & Bro, Fostoria, Ohio, haa
Just returned from the east with Z
very large and fine assortment oi
Parlor, Cook and Box Stoves, which
they are selling cheap. The boys
seem determined rto command the
trade in stoves and hardware, Al
Fostoria- s-.v g= I ss2 nol74w
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Go to Totten Bros. for all kinds of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
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We didn't get the following lette

We didn't get the following letter
and only give it to fool somebody
That is the custom of the Courier
We are not responsible for any dis
crepancies: ~
vAxLuE, O., Sept. 4th, '67.
LOCKE q BLYNYER-SIR: Send me
the Jefersonian tor q year and oblige
Yours, ETC.,
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Totten Bros. have received Loril-
lard's Century Foil Tobacco. One
hundred dollars packed in it daily.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27


GAS vs.. PHYsIc.-The lawyers of
this place have, as will be see by the
following correspondence, challenged
the doctors to plav a game of Ma
tional Base Ball, which is to be play
ed at the Fair Grounds, Friday, Oct.
4th. We should think there ought
to be many present to see just how
awkwardly men who depend upon
their brains for a living will enter
into manual exercise. We think
Physic will clean the others QUIT
generally works that way.
To the Medical Profession of Hancoct County:
The undersigned members of the Hancock
county Bar, hereby challenge an equPl
number OF the Medical Profession OF this
AT such time and place SO may be chosen by
the challenged party. An early acceptance
of this challenge ia desired.
Vim. Mungen, William Gribben, Jason Black
ford. A. B. shafer. James Harsh. William
| Anderson, A. W. Frederick. J. +. Burket
James A. Bope, W. J. Vance.
To the Members Of The Legal P'oftssisno Of Han
county. Ohio:
i GENTLEMEN The undersigned members o
the Medical Profession of Hancock county
l0hio. hereby accept your challenge, of thi
date, To plar your honorable body mattel
game of Base Ball. on Friday. October 4ih
ls61. At the grounds OF the Hancock Count,
Agricultural Society.
We have the honor 10 he. Geni lemen. yOu
most obedieni servants.
A. Laugworthy, +. ". Firmin, J-J. Blecher
:. = J. Mills. A. Hurd, James Spayth, +. "
Enlrikin. W. Deiwiler, J. Carr, q ID. Ba
2 lard, l. Firmin.
FIsDLAY, o.. Sept. "a, 1867.
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Window glass Of all sizes at Bry.
sons Glass and China Store, in Wal.
ter's old stand. 5-ll sra.1Il.ie-
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ictSi
Given under my hand and seal, at the
-, sheriff q Ofioe, in FindlAy, this
LIS. twenty ninth day Of August, ammo
t--~-i Dumini, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven.
ID. McCAHAN.Q Il
Sheriff OF Hancock county o. -
sept6nOlG-4S
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PRESERVATION OF FRuIr.-Hereto-
fore it has been almost impossible
for those who wish to put up their
fruit to get . sufficient number Of
cans, etc. W. Davidson 4 Co. have
now q good supply Of hrst class tin
cans, which they are selling 1t the
ow prices of 10 and l2i cts. each.
Call soon and secure q supply. =, -
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Glass and China table ware Of ev-
cry description at Bryson's store
Walters old stand. 5E Tc.t or
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Totten Bros. have splendid stock
Of Shorts and Plug Tobacco. noA {
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Totten Bros. have just received .
splendid stock of FIVE cent Cigars.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Go to Totten Bros. for your good
Cigars. ---.. .-.s .c . ..
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Bryson is practical workman in
glass. All will find It to their advan-
tage to deal with him. ~dc -cs19
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Try Totten Bros. new flve cent CT,
gars. ~. i--.
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.st r PREPAEE By As'-
DIR. =. C. AHER 4 CO., Lowell, N.s-.

SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYvHxE
s. D. Frey &c Co... 3. S J. " Hnbsr a cal 1
rindIay II. Greer & Son, NJ Blanchard
D. Gilbert. Vanlue; Sparling& & Turner, Ne n
Comb, and by all dealers. i aept6 lXf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

CHEArssr YEr.-Lamp chimneyS
at Bryson's Glass and China Store
.or only eight cents each, at Walters
old stand. a- o. g4. cdt aTet :
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.Estra IA y
General Election:
- .L&soEI-la,
Tuesday, October 8, 1857
Shefiff,S Proclamation ? ~
= fI Y

THE STArf nsss.sa om a1i0: US..,, u 81
To the Qualified Electors of seid az
! County ..
+ In pursuance of a law Of said state. regal
] iationg electi ons therein. !. D. ID. McCshan,
sheriff Of the county ot Hancock. aforesaid,
dn hereby proclaim ead make known, that
the
Second Ty-czH;IT I'm October,
ammo nomini exc 1tcr .snd sight hnndrel
and sxy-seser. ts;sg Sss eighth day OF szid
n'"4th.i by tSe tststit utioa and l4ws 0f n
said State. apr t's1c snd made Sayon ~
shat meet ~ tFeis r;ccsr places Of holding
elections ntseir ts:pc1tise, townships y sze~
tween the hocFc q AZ o'clock aim, and sax
ssct seA b2 ,: P 5 S ss sias eas saSsss stsss sns
County edict rs, tc-,5tss 1.- naa .sTiskr a7irr
One person frz Gevezaor; ..ass z .,5.s ,5s5' a
One personfar l9azeonsnt ao1ssnecE 4
One person fel 1Iccsarer of State;
1one psFsOnf nftE Er%%ssscS~ Of state;
EQls person for Attorusy 9enersli
One person for Supreme Judges
One person fer oOmptronsr, sf1SaGS
/ ury. -
One person for Iember -ef -tne 6oeed
of Public Works
Two persons fog State Senators-
From tHe fhirty-thira SsnstSfin District Of
Ohio. Composed of the counties Of Fulton,
BerrT, Lucas, Putnam. Wood and ffAnoeek-
One person for Representative; -
One person for Prosecuting -ksssA -
ney; g 2HCf AG7&CHC
One person for Commissioner 8 s. AIu
One person for Infrnary Direesos
Tor three years); s.t-,e-.
One person for Infirmsry Dirsctos7
(for two yearsG -s.-.-,--.-.-
One person Tor Inflrmary Director s -
(for one yearE = n 8 'f1s1s.1
.ilsO, For or against the Constitution ss Al
al Amendment. ...r 50 ~,
ssD wHsaEAs. BY an act OF the Legislators 7i'-a5
~ ,hs state ct .oht,; passed February s:h. --
the time 81 proclainsgsg the election. 90 give ft7s
n"'iee To- the Trustees of the several tssu--ssl.s
ships, OF the number of persons 70 be re-
turned as Jurors from each tewEship.- 1T
The superintendent of Jurors. as made byr r-s
the CLERK el the Cour, of Common Pleas 10 -
be returned, is follows: '--
WashiEs'on- Ill Liberty. ~..e
Ars,nca FtHdisy p:
.HVA------''"--"- tsasle e-..----...-.
| Delaware. Madison. ... &
JacSson.--...-...-. Van Buren,. ~. ~. u -
Marion Orange
C4SS. bBioe.....
\ AIien..------ -...--1 blanchard. ..T -
| Portage. 49,. fisasaas ..ssTcH
l Total. ......-...-..-....-..-..li4
I Given under ny hand and seal, at the
| -, SHERIFF Offce, in FindlAy, this
us twenty ninth day of August, ammo
| t--~i Dnmini, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven. - -
ID. D. McCAHAN.N Il
Sheriff OF hancock county o. "a
sept6nOlG-4Y
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'i NoncE. E.-An persons knowing
themselves indebted TO the old firm
OF Henderson 4 Son and the late Arm
of J. S. Henderson. either BY note
or book sccount, will please come
forward immediately and settle al
once. j. S. HENDYRsox.
n7tf, rc a1ccd 'T34 cH'rei 81
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New and elegant Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, ,,. --.. 49,
Trailing Arbutus, lib ea1 -
e Boquet Sauvita,
Merchants Union Boduet.
And other fine toilet articles Just
received at S. d. Frey's Drug and
Book Store. ~ csno lSot
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TheAatsesek Ssfferssaiau

I-~ Circulation double that Of any 9TH
- paper In Hancock County.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

friday SEPTEMBER 27, 1867.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Meetings In FindIay,

! gNHoN REP. CEN. COM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-15


THE exhibition of oil paintings, on
the first floor of 1l9 Main street, is at
tracing the attention of our citizens,
and we notice that hundreds of ladies
and gentlemen who appreciate fine
works of art have visited the collection.
One hundred and forty-one beautiful
paintings, all handsomely framed, adorn
the wall. We have not room to de-
scribe any of their rare Oil paintings.
They compose great variety, large and
small, landscape views, fireside gather
ings, and, in fact, every conceivable
sketch calculated to please the eye of
the beholder. One of the finest in the
collection is a view on Lake Mahopac,
by A. Slower. On few feet of canvas
we find lake scene embracing about
fifty miles of territory.
No. sS, view from Bellows Falls,
Vermont, No. "a, Beverly Beach, West
Point, on the Hudson, ETC., are worthy
of special notice on the part of the WIS.,
itors, and we would commend particu-
larly Nos. 90 and "a, "a Happy Fire
side" ard "a Village Forge by Noon
light" to all who desire to see pair of
finely illuminated works. To one and
all we say 60 and see the collection.
The auction sale will begin this morn
ing at 81 o'clock, and continue until to-
morrow Saturday. evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-15

SpRING.-With our hat in our hand
orr eyes reverently bent upon the
ground, and in a conversational tone,
we ask our friend, the Public, What do
you think of yesterday afternoon and
last night as sample of Spring. The
sudden change made everybody and ev-
erything spring. The thermometer took
spring of from AZ deg. at noorfon Tues
day to IS deg. last evening at 6 o'clock
Spring! Oh yes, wholesome sample
of Spring weather. 1t was as if the
clerk of the weather had had a piece OF
a January day ON hand that he didn't
want, and just tossed it in yesterday t.
fill up.