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NO. l9.
ffom The Daily Sentinel.
1oEazs Magnanimi,y to a Soldier,
IMDiiEtP. LIS. MrY ~ lace

. - :" 'hf bai'y rnfinei.
= col:az's Magnspimi,y to so,sie,
lnpliT'P lis, Nay ls. 1853.
Ok EpiroK-S Pease insert th. s,.i
'o"ing. md obiige So der.
rs the time is drawing near When The Re-.
: publican Convention will meet in Chiesco
aud Speaker Coliax's name il smoke, .. :.
'he nominee for Vice President. 7 uo,,,
"''' 70 chow 'c the solder voters M,. C,I.
's%s mognsnimi'y 10 one Of them. IN Tie
winter Of 1852. wss In The Pslen, uf;,.
HofPiiatin Washington City durinp COM
lVilesceLce. after q very hard soell n, ,svs,
friend called upon me. Through him
-orcstded in getlirg stsnting psss. Thi.
''eao ftqnes'ec me TO visit him. lie va.
cttkiog 10 liz Treasury Department: .,s
also attending Lectures ~ a Medical SIN.
de"'' and had TO be absent from hi, du,is.
every day. lie requested me I, write f.,
"ih TWO hours every day to keep uo bis
oooSs' at The ssme time requesting me 10
ny ald secure the situation, as he wsspo.
ing 10 give 1t up. ! thought Iwou!d then
can upon Mr. Colfsx and perhaps, through
"'s ihs'rumensli'y, | might facilitate NV
d'scbsrse and secure the situation a CLERK
10 The Department.
therefore called on HIN. At his ,e.iden.s
! WIS clothed as well as a clean, decep,sui,
u so'deTs sio'hes would allow. A finely
'''sse' 9'nt'emso came 10 Immediately be.
'ind M; colored boy met US in the receo.
'"" room. lie tsktd us 'or our csrs. Tho
'"-Fh 'a'd hi' upon the silver wsiter.
"'o'mfd him had none. IL then /. II the
oom Ia a few minutes Mir. C,hr m.ds
's appearance. tie spoke in a very sF..
'e WY 10 Inc citizen gent. man, not d..
ig ming 10 notice me. Ia sbar, Tim. H..
eh'tmsn left. end MIR. Coifsx turning
''"''g shortly around, in no very .misbie
sy SAID: well. what will youh hsvep
'e"' !" as 'e" wordsss possible expIsined
" ooj'ct o' my visit. In reply, be said
~ ne hsd no time 10 fool owsy wih sol.
e''. Them Immediately left. thinking 10
sse'i 'hai perhaps might do IN igh, do him
'''o' some oav. on The same principle
maps me time is roming "a hon nigh.
IL Tor HIM bu! could ol nor would not.
en 70, Supervisor.
10 the obOve ON wiling TO be qualified.
n NJ. Moore.
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SET I'm CP!-An ,dllor getting rired Of
paying prihhrs, ttso' we'd 10 out ii. ow n
q "nlder 10 The wheel. Here 10 q specimen
Of bis for a, se'rng type:
'~s 'q'"s Me .hyil 10 me., tF Oar oMn
S'''SS nrs 10 iy'si-PfiuTErs my
y. 'b'u' is t@!"g d;Jicu,f 10 SCI rr..
." Sc DON'T txre'!s, oE uucq d.i, ,r.cu!.
'Y!,
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Total amount for Second
Corgr. ss'on. Daricf, S1Oo li9 81

| tNE'r 7HE Doris -lu Westers sllare
'hatmlng, we'll pressv widow had bee
Ic"u''.d end won by q physician. She has
,h''d'tn; among them crippled boy, who
|had been pe't.d, aud, IL not spoiled, certain.
~ allowed very grea' Tree dom in debste.'
ihe wedding day wss spprosching. sud Il
was time the children should know they,
were 10 have a new h'her. Calling the
crippled boy che. she ssd:
Georgia. I'm going to do some thing be.
lore long that 1 would like TO "a K sbout With
you.' -
We'll, ms. what is iir
ism inlerdngto marry Dr.. Jones ia Z
lew dsy 8, end -m
Bully for you. ms. Does Dr.. Jones
snow il!'
LII caught her breath tu, ieIed 10 sr,icu.
ate response.
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IHukDER Stopping at a village inn
'mre came thunder storm, ord C,ct,,r
IL ~. t"rriseJ that a n,w country should
nave reseh-o 'uch . perfec,io. il the me
"f'"'"cic m'ru sc'u,es, said 10 . by.sndet:
Why. you hsve very he.vy thunder her. ;
wen. vs' "pIied The msn We do, con
eid.'hg The hunhtr of inh.biisnts.'
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a" oid picture represents q king si,,iro
'" state, with tie label. Il govern rlp-.
"',nop with a legend 4 prsy for ala
So'o''' WIN motto. i f.ht for ai.'-,nd ;
'sfuer driving iota reluc,sn,Iy a purse
~ 'hr Inscription, 4 pry for al, There
: more tu'h titan poetry in The ide,. III
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a csedo'oos man said TO a waC who
"ao's wooden leg, How came you 10 have
= Wooden hg" Why answered The way,
my fa'her had oos. and 90 had my grand. !.
'a'h'r II 'uns in the blood
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a mao 81 wars man lately re,p,oe 4
rem s'''-sss riding In The cars day or Two
since. and st one Of he stations Vas n.
s'fv'd regarding Nv, younc l,dss very .,.
'e"ive'y Presently Ne .xcls,med. .u,v.
ne women got 80 Lzv ,ha, hey mus, hive
Dags TO csrryi,hen hsir jnv ff
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-ncro'd'tg 70 the srsrg, mont. Of ,he
o"s'd o. ''usfees The remains of Hon Sic.
pn'" A Dauglns were lan week transfer
''n 20" '"''' h's, tesire pl,cc. Chirsro,
" M'nso.'um A large number Of ci,s,ps
svdlsusrgers were s,rer.y,.t.
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When gold was worth Q so 10 sseen.
rkssReu. Bu'hrs military commsnde
-'s 4 $50 Coo IN New Oricsns, semitic 10
New York. AID nnduoubtrdIy sold Il, rss, ..
ing Sl6S OcO ~ gre-ntotks. The owntrs
"f 'hr gold .ued Butler, go' judgme At, md
Eu'ier. hcpeet soul. paid the judy mcnt In
grcenbacks making only one hundred and
fiest thousand doisrs by the uapsn c,ion.
Butler = an "cknoaledge lesisr Of toe oar. |.
Is u coral Idsssi
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Apportionmen: of School Fund.

Ihe Safe SuP.rinlei dent Of Pubic H..
sr"c'ioo made The follow iag srporlionme
OF The school rever ue 10 Ibis u. .s.ric,. Ths
a~ drrcs this 10 be done se,ni.sInuallv.
20 My AID October. The incre..e ever
''s' yesr j. $50. .36e g5 in the total smoun,
/" The entire S,sir.
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Grant as A Gene1al


y o' ''e respective orcss srd lo.ses nf G. ,
.er's Gran, ono LIE between ,hf Rid
+. ond tho J,mee:
"'""' Q" assuming command May 4
ioc4 hso OF 'Hec'ive m.n b..ides the -
s"ve' when he crossed The Rspidan l2s
GOO.
LIE Of The come date had an eG.c,iv,
force o. 5000
u ante rtinioic' meis, I'D to The ba,,l. =,
OF Cod Harsor, June 3. were 97lCo
Lees reHforcsmen's. up to the came date
we've Is OCO
Gr"" = 'o''i force. including reinforce.
ments wss 222 GOO.
LEES 'o's1 'orce including reinforce mep,s
was 20 OCO
hr'urns 10 their respective Governments
sho"ed that ~hsn hoih srmies had reached
me Jamfs, Juns 10. The rumber If q so,,.
"rmv 'ba' had bee" pun hors du comb :, w,s
1l7OOO.
Up 10 the same ds,e. The number
y" VINO hsd been put hors do con bo, wa,
19 coo.
Inc two armies then met 10 from, O, Pc.
'sssburg.
Ihe World states that it has been
'o"e pains 10 scersin end ye,ifv N. f.,
''es' sn' vouches for Ihs ir sub,,n,is.
ary. We cheer ulIy concede 10 Ge,e,.,
r. '"' ne merit oi success; bu, j, i. rich,
""' "e c'unly shou'd know the terrihIs |,
y - a. winch 'ha, success was pureh,s.d {
ne '"'s' 'tsf Of military genius is the i
accomplishment VI great result, with sl. /, r
e means. We csnrecsll no i,s,,,cs/ /,, /,
"'h De an iGsIurc~) Ola general v ho b
- s"su h's nile to be called great Other. ;
Use man by succeeding sgsinst pres, dis. %
iV'H' e.s-si her superior runbsrs. or \,
'"sonim"te abiifies il he commanders .,
'sfo 'o h'm, ~ formidable ph,sicsIo ob.t,. 4
az" o'.s ho' prove iha, he pos. III
eefs ei'h's Strength by overmsste,inyIr h
''v''1 ora cripple. A general Dies ma, Idi
- 'o'''" MS '''e to be considered great b, N
oe"oe- en army oDe.third ~ isrge ss h,, IA
~ ana loslhg five OF his own men for p.
't one 'hst NE d'ssb.,s Of The enemy. yo
nave mad come txpe'isnce before oil, v
'nine successful G.nersis as candidate.
thr P'.sdrrr; bu, lh.r stl,i.,men,,
'e ]" ih's ps'tleuls', great conirsst q!
se o' Gen. Gfsrf. Gen. Jacksou wouj
or''hnt vc'oty At NV o H. ans ui.h
" men sgsi"s' . Bflsn army OF 70 600
%. IL. 'or hid bu eco n.hsfDun,
=" and 'he N csnstsre,r sbfler III. :"
'otf Or. Seort had $50 stCr,
o.. IN M'xcan- 1900. rhe spl.ncic "
"'s ~ C"''f'rss VS. achieved by s .o,,
w sg1ns 700 NJ csu.. G-n =
~ !" h's r'por''o The Secretary o, VIZ. :
'k'"9 c' the battles in front o. Mfxico !,
ana ! ssseFi, upon accumulated and
= ir.able evidence. 'hat IN not one o,I :,
c"'tIe's was Ills army oppos,d byI :,
= 'hnn 'hree and har times i,s mn
In several OF ihemty s,et ,rea,e, =
ss.' u il be SAID iho, Gran, md d,,,J. "
'2es OF ground md posl,lon TO .ncopn
. hdvs"c'rg 'h'cuoh an pnem, - conp
"' satn" u 'qusiy i'u. Of Sc ttwhol
''he'f-s TN greatly irf.,iyr numbers =
'reo rapidly tom ,riumph 20 ,,iump. 80
Of'"', "p,r''ing with supe rior num '"u'
against nearly txhsu.,td for. re. '""o
. whole year TO ,csp,ue RI. hmonJ. "ao
, finally snccumb,d 10 exh..-,;s...iy iy al
~ military genus. The
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me site oi the garden Of Eden 10 nov
ee''''d d. fni,ely, for a pIscard hss been
aug up At the East. on whichis painted ibis
warning, Keep ef The grass--Adpm."
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An o'd Marquessn cbhi on b~inv lnld
oy o missionary that IL lIss,.n,h.,. x,.
no war, or hunger, o. Nttsf, sir l,.,s Il,
dea'h replied, '1h'f @iiI b, 4 yl.,ecss l,cs
for eow'rds and iFzlaoitsnho s,r sl,.,l I',, t.
hight and 'oAc'lnlD ureoeiruii snd.ry. i, M,
uees.' 'si ra ssh an4 p rfaus ..~t.
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Grants Letter If Acceptance


'"s ponln''ion OF the Cbc,go Ccrven,ion
"A'HisroS. ID G, ala, 20 lsCs
uenersi james r Ilrwlry. Pn..den, Ma.
"on'I Union Republican Convention:
10 formslly accepting the nomin, ton o,
me National U"ion Republican Coavent,o,
oi The 2lst OF May, instant, il seems or, per
Thai acme statement Of nv views h.,
me mere acceptance oi the nomio.,i.p
should be expressed. The PROCEEDINGS q,
'h' cohvehIion were marked wiih wi. dam
'nodihra'ivn, and ps,rioli.n. md b,iievs
I'xpfess the feeling, VI The crest ms.s Of
t"ose who fusiniD.d III. country tLr.uyL Al
l'rs's Iehdorse their resolutions. II .lec.
;fo 10 he fhre OF President OF the Uoi,edI
o'"ies' u wal be my enJesver to uemiujs,,,
o" me laws IN good is,th. with .couour
s"o WIN tn view VI giving peace onie, ann
p'o'ec'o" Vr'tw"ere. IL iimes like the
present II 10 Ia possible, at lessi. eninpn,l,
'"p'opel to 10y down policy 10 be nd.
NERD to, right or wrorg. Tbtouph an ND
u iouf years new pol,isI is
o' 'o'eeeh' afe constantly arising = ]
ne views 0f the public Oh Old ones sr. coo.
=. s"e' ""o purely scIDiuisns-
nicer should always be left tree ,oe oexs.ms
ne VIII of The peo 10 l always bsv. 70
'Ptc'ed that will. and slan,s shall. .. /,
F'o'ps''y i's qifnse viii ri
"o"' u ''"'his'r'iioa vii iieaieD he G
''o0" o' 'ax1ti't, shil' il c.rts su,, ~ 4
"'"'"'' o'ot ~ " bAve ~. CT lc,
fF'i! out YCeNieu' s~Ivsui
4 : GRAar =,
rTh. - lf'
,llow,,r N'''"'' '"' T..
~" =" 'o'hs. 8
al s''"'e ana d" vi
., '""s' a"i sG
,a are stssf'' leo
:. "e o''eo'h' c"tfi loo
- corn dodeer. Fl ID corn s,d 10. :, ,,r !,
~ '''' must u 'e ID ",
/, "~' 'o'" ou' sper ~
""' IKE 70 - 'sf.' ~,r
, "''e A',"a's, sno ut
"''e s"'"s. 'rg-'"b'r 80
,,s ~ :" "'' co." crow We
me 'ee'; - the Other II, OF The body
;, ~" = "e s'o''; ms %.
~, T,. - ""' ''oi b. 'or
ic,s 81, :" '"e '"" n''' Aer
~. % very o. hni's ,ho.
'he indeed. Try j, snd see. M,nv
~ "Hen h" has a corn. wishes I, Was !,
fh Folks that bsv- ccrfs s.ne
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The ,Lroct. ~
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--Pst'ck~ d. ,"u' kaoa he fa,e II mo
drupka'd' Fac! don't stsni On ,he
most beautiful pair ytu hsve ever scent
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CoDuhdrums.

WHY is u rooster standing on a fe,o. II.
/" 'Ff % ! dollar! Becsuss il 10 head .,
'ne SIDE and 'sI on the other.
"hy Is ma'firnony like a beseiced eli,
'"'e '"o'e VINO are in want 10 get out
'"o 'hcse who are ou. want, TO ge, 10.
WY should msvis'rs'e be very cold,-
Became he represents just ice.
hy Il sn omnibus not likely 70 be s,rucL
ny l'eb'Iirg! Because Il has cond,c,o,
"h'' '"o fishes get most ,rodden ont
Are = olrs and % els.
Whist word in English is both ,ou, =
sweet! Ten
q" nat bird is like windlass! Cane
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a fREScn MisER The mi.ers of p.
IRE NOT al on the stage OF in novels
'"' "' MON owns house which hs ,e,,.
'ut pi'cfm"hl, furnished.
Ls'ely,a literary msa came TO him. for !,
q c,.
what icy ur bu-inessl' inquired The land
'ord.
- literary msn'
wen, that sort Of hing donr make m,cl
'o''e or 'h'ke he iouudaiious. And,ou
re absent ell day!'
'oh the contrary I ntver 20 out.
's"t ~ yen have the place them
"A I'd why ro?'
p ado'e J,u fell"ws who stay at home sl
ay wear cut he 'ur, i'u,e.'
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Rates OF ADVERTISING.
Ger square OF 10 lines or less, v.sl 81 0
&sc" subsequent ihtef'',h, 20 Gle
Longer advertiser me nts, OF same r.,e.-
A traction over even .qusre or squnres.
counted - square. These are ,he terms
for Transient advertise 'neni; . ressonsbe
deduction will be made to regular advertise
ments.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators,
so1 legal notices OF like chsrscte, 10 BE-
paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
For Township officers. .esch STOOL
FOR Coo"tv IT" 250I
Fof O'sr'ct' C''c"'f' or State. $40
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EOSkSsHsD EVERY Friday, at JAsrlH
az pvsoIs COUNTY, ispIArA,By
= E N EN- Il DC A NE.
OFFICE ON Wssr MAIN STREyr.

1LRMS-sTkICTLYI IN ADVANCE:
single Subscription. Tor fifty Nos, ii 81
For si1 months, 90
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Below is the list of Licenses issued
for the month of December, by the
Probate Judge:
Frederick f. Freck and Mary A.
Graham. Ht"
Absalom Shinnaberry and Susanna
Swank.
Jas. r. McElroy and Elizabeth R.
Henry:
Lewis Lanning and Mary A. Mil
Ter.
Franklin Wagner and Margaret
Staub.
Reuben D. Fabun and Rebecca
Swanger.
Jas. L. Teatsworth and MaryEyrle.
VIM. A. Williams and Minerva
Stockwell.
George Clemens and Margaret C.
Moore.
Henry C.nSwartz and Susannah
Swartz.
Samuel Beck and Eliza j. Vanlue.
James Smalley and Mary Foster.
Thos. Lowman and Mary Baily.
Abraham Brown and Rebecca New
house. rsa
Jno. Dunbar and Amanda Shull.
Richard NJ. Watson and Mary D.
Harper.
Theophilus Rother and Mary j.
Tussing.
Franklin Monroe and Minerva j.
Marvin. H
Lawrence Henry and Martha f.
Line.
Jas. j. McEwen and Emily Gault.
Jacob Witmore and Amanda Bos-
serman.
Michael Aurand and Catharine G.
Messamore.
John G. Wagner and Elizabeth
Feller.
Alexander X. Sipe and Julia Cliff
ford.
Chas. Blodget and Louis A Hollen-
back.
John Barr and Rebecca Porter.
Jacob Ber.der and Sarah +. Helms.
Benjamin F. Outhwaite and Belle
Routson.
Thomas B. Cheney and Mary j.
Watkins ...-
David Aultrnan and Susan l.. Weak
ly.
Sherman L. Miller and Mary E.
Bennett.
Jeremiah Almy and Sarah j. Poor
man.
Jacob C. Powell and Margaret j.
Scott. ...- .t-.. -,..
II
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F. L. A.
/ The first lecture of this Associ
alton will be delivered at Wheeler's
Hall, on Wednesday evening next
1t is to be hoped that the citizens oI
Findlay will give substantial encour'
agement to this enterprise, that il
may prove success. The lecturer
AIR. Ralph Keeler, of San Francisco
is highly commended by the press
wherever he has appeared before the
public. We take the following from
the Toledo Blade:
"Mr. Keeler's Views Barefooted,
was sketch or a tour through
Europe of more than two years du-
ration, mostly on foot, and in such o
manner and under such circunistan-
ces, as to give him the best possible
view of the people, their habits and
customs. 1t would have been impos-
sible for the lecturer, in the space OF
an hour, to have given full descrip
tion of what he saw, or to theorize,
moralize, or draw comparisons or
conclusions, as it would be more nat
ural to do, and he made no such at
tempt, as he says 'the great travellers
have done these things very salts
factorily in their books
He contented himself in giving q
light, gossipy talk of his adventures,
just such as we should ask for if he
sat down with US alone, stopping now
and then for an incident, but always
carrying us on in his company, en-
tertaining us as he went. There
was a vein of quiet humor running
through it, the more enjoyable for
lack OF attempt at VIII, willie tVuVi.-
ing scene or two appealed to our
emotions and tender spots. AL
though there was no attempt at fire
writing, yet the speaker showed him.
self an adept in the use of language ;
modest in appearance, fine clear
voice, well handled for his subject,
he seems to combine the necessary
qualities for a successful Lyceum
Lecturer.
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1t is reported that the State Con-
;yentioR Of the Louisiana Union
League has unanimously nominated
Chief Justice Chase for the Presiden,
CIV,
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RAWsoN ITEMS.

Your correspondent having been
so excited over railroad matters for
some time past. has neglected minor
interests, but will endeavor hereafter
to keep the world posted as to the
movements of Rawson and vicinity.
Christmas was enjoyed here to its
fullest extent. During the day q
shooting match tookplace at w. Cra-
mer's, where some thirty turkeys were
disposed of. Some of our sporting
men being unable to shoot, or having
doubts of its morality, took their
chances in rafting and throwing dice.
Not a man drunk during the day.
In the afternoon all hands turned
out to game of base ball.
We understand that a base ball
club is to be organized at Union
Center in that event we hereby issue
our challenge for match game to
be played at any time and place they
see fit to name.
The pork business has been very
lively in the last ten days, nearly four
hundred hogs having been brought
in. They are getting scarce, howev-
er. Among those brought here was
one raised by John Hosler, weighing
over 500 lbs. t...-
Our Winter school is progressing
finely under the tuition OF D. Conner.
He has charge of about one hundred
pupils, but everything goes off
smoothly and in good order. We
are having weekly spelling schools,
which keep up good state of feeling
and are productive Of much good. A
Lyceum will be organized in a short
time.
sRev.S., D. <Shaffer. has favored us
with two Of his characteristic lectures
on Temperance; he is equally rough
on the dealer and imbiber.
Mr.. JEFF. Radabaugh, mechanic,
has purchased property in town. We
have room and business for many
more, as the L. E. & L. R. r. is
bound to be extended, and Rawson
must become an important point on
the line. ..r-.a SEMEN.
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The Louisiana Constitutional Con
vention, now in session, has, on mo
ton of Judge Tahaferro, changed th'
second article of the Constitution, a!
originally adopted, so as to declare
that citizens Of the State shall ow,
allegiance to Hie United States, which
shall be paramount to that which
they owe to the State. The amend
ment was adopted after good dea
of discussion. 1J an
The following are also provision,
OF the new Constitution: GIse.
Article three, as adopted, declare:
that there shall never be any slavery
or involuntary servitude in this State
except as punishment tor crime.
Article four declares the liberty o
the press and speeeh.a 0-t'i-
Article five declares that the righ
of the people in peace to assemble
and petition the Government shal
never be abridged. ,r., - gaf
Articles six and seven are Tehears
ais of the common law for the pun
Iishment of crime. The concluding
paragraph OF article seven says th'
privilege of the of habeaS corpu
lshall not be suspended.
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Look on Beauty.

Look on Beauty.
s'And you shall shall .sss'' It's purchases
. by the weight. Oh Z D &iGR
So are those crisped, snaky, golden locks
Which make such wanton gambols will
the air,
Upon supposed fairness, often known
To be the dowry OF a second head
fSSThe skugIthAt bred them, IN the sepulchfe
"A wig is repulsive object & is
associations ne sometimes Horrible
Use "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re
storative," if you would save youl
locks, ard have them retain the hu,
that nature gave them, there is moth
ing equal to it known. Try 1t.
II any Of our readers are premature
lyIgrsy or are trohbled with falling
ofthe hair, dandrnff or itching of the
scalp, they have only to use Ring:
Vegetable Ambrosia, and their trOu
bic will soon be over. The prepara
ton is not only a restorer of gray
hair, but ons Of the most elegan
hair dressings we have ever seem
1t also by softening and invigora
ting the hair prevents premature
badness and in many cases restores
hair to bald heads,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03
BENTON ITEMS.

ACcIDENT.-Mr. Rouch had his
hand badly hurt last week, by coming
in contact with the saw of q horse.
power saving machine.
FJSABBArH SCHOOL, Our Winter
Sabbath School, under the efficient
superintendent of Adam Wagner,
has so far been o splendid success.
There are but few Sabbath Schools
in the county outside of Findlay that
are kept up during the Winter
months. This is the first effort here
and all concerned are satisfied.
DID Coon SERvIcE.-Mr. VIM. Mar
tin has still in service a set of vest
buttons that he purchased in 1906
and has worn them almost c, Instantly
for sixty one years. They have out
worn a brigade of vests. Who can
beat that?
GAMINa.-Mr. David Mofitt has
returned from the black swamp,
bringing with him seven deer be had
killed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-01-03

While science has labored for the
benefit of the human race, it is but
q poor return to have Imitators start
up and claim merits for their articles
which never existed except in ap.
pearance. Since Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover has been in
troduced, and the remedial effects OF
this valuable preparation have been
so plain, a legion have commenced
manufacturing their nOstrums. In
point of merit there is no compari
son, no more than the counterfeit re-
rembles the genuine bank bill. One
has value for which the holder re-
ceives its value, while the other il
worthless and is palmed opOn the
unwary. The effects of Halls Sicil,
ian Hair Renewer upon the head is
to renew the growth of the hair, re-
store it to its natural color when il
has become gray. and cures all dis
eases of the scalp. The effects are
seen from the first Weekls
Times.