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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05
Sabbath School Convention.

Sabbath School Convention.
The friends of Sabbath Schools
will take notice that Sabbath Schoo
Convention will be held in Findlay
on the Oath and 25th of February
1869-the sessions TO conclude
with union of Sabbath Schools.
The Convention will assemble al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of the 24th, at the
Lutheran Church. Let every Sabbath
School in the county be represented,
By order of Executive Committee
of Hancock County s. S. Convention.
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Notice. EkkfEskt SkA4
Having waited patiently on delin
quent subscribers as long as we fee
able, we hereby notify all persons
in our debt, either for subscription
or otherwise, that all accouDtsremain.
ing unpaid, Monday, March ], 1869
will be collected by law.
In the meantime, all who wish tC
save costs, will call at the JRFFER-
soNIAN office, where the books will be
left, and close their accounts will
cash, and receive our thanks.
LoCKEs & BLYMYER.
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Candlemas' Day,

Candlemas Day.
Last Tuesday was Candlemas, or
as it is vulgarly termed, "Greund hog
Day" According to ancient super
stition this little animal comes out Of
his hole, and should there be enough
sunshine to enable him to see his
shadow, he returns to remain at least
six weeks of cold weather. Believers
in this theory can feel abundantly sat
isfed that we shall be favored with az
early Spring. as Mr. Wsodchuek die
not get a glimpse Ofhis shadow.
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The Giant Drum.

The Giant Drum.
We, the undersigned, officers and
members of Findlay Lodge, l. o. O
F. No. 73, OF the State of Ohio, take
pleasure in recommending Johr
Adams Giant Stove Drum an6
Heater We have them in oul
Lodge, and they give entire salts
faction where all others have failed
William MeKinnis, n. g.; f. b
Howell, V. G.; j. c. Barnd, 2. G.
VIM. Klamroth, p. G.; Robert Nun
gen, 2. G.; j. r. Clark, p. g.; f. Kin
namen, 2. g.; Ii. b. Green, p. G..
J. W. Davis, Scribe; j. c. Powell
David Funk.
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Carpets-DOn't pay the High Prices |!

FyiIiE NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co, of
1 Boston. Mass, established nearly quar-
ter OF a century ago, in their present location,
in Halls over IL, 93 %, ~, y, 81, 81 . ana 81
Hanover Street, have probably fuTnishod more
houses with carpets than any other house in
the COUNTRY. In order to afford those at a dis-
tance the advantages OF their low prices, pro-
pose 20 send, on the receipt OF the price, ~
T;ir,is or upwards Of their beautiful Cottage
Carpetiag at so cents per yard, with samples
Of t,n sorts, varying in price nom . cents To
$ per yard suitable for furnishing every part
OF :snY house.
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Hon. o. Mungen, Consul to Turks
Island, has our thanks for copy OF
the Royal S,andard, of Jan. 9th. 1t
is little over one-fourth the size of
the JEFF. and has decidedly queer
look to an American printer.
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local Business Notice.
Where to Buy Cheap.

Where 10 buy Cheap.
Mr.. j. B. Rothchild is selling
Ladies' Dress Goods at very lev
figures, in order to close out his
stock. "Just stick a pin there" as
the ladies say. If any OF the lady
readers of the JEFF. wish to buy
cheap, and at the same time get the
worth of their money, let them cali
with Mr. Rothchiid.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

There may be doubts whether there
will be any more sleighing this win
ter, but there is no doubt about
Twining's being the best place to get
good pictures. no35 tt.
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AIN Old Acquaintance.

We we're favored last week by 8
cali from our esteemed friend and
; former comrade-in-arms, Col. VIM
:. FL. Raynor. In addition to the pleas
ure of taking by the hand an old and
valued friend, his visit recalled pleas
ant recolleetions of army life, wher
we shared hard tack as well as hard
knocks together. The Col, however,
received rather more than his share
of the hard knocks, as the following
trief account will testify: In the
summer of 81, being then lieutenant
in the First Ohio, he was taken pris-
oner on the disastrous field of Bull
Run, and taken to Richmond, where
he remained an inmate Of the famous
or Infamous Libby Prison for short
time. Afterwards, in company with
Capt. Hurd of Kentucky, he effected
his escape, and, with compass and
a pocket map of Virginia for their
guide, made their way across the
country TO Washington. Upon
reaching our lines, he was rendered
the appointment of Lieutenant-C Col.
of the 56th Ohio, then being organ
lied at Portsmouth, which he accept
ed. Upon the resignation Of Col.
he was promoted to the full
of the regiment, and when
It's term of service expired, reorgan-
zed il as a veteran regiment. A
veteran furlough was granted the
,egiment from Alexandria, La, and !
while on the way down Red river the
BOAT was attacked and sunk by rebel
ON the bank of the river.
Fhe regiment succeeded in escaping,
,y running the boat ashore on the
opposite side of the river, and TAX
ng to the woods. Col Raynor was
severely wounded in the leg, and was
placed on "tin,clad" gunboat for
afety. The boat upon which he
vas placed was captured by the reb-
is, and second time he found him
elf a guest of rebel quartermasters
this time however, not so soon to
'e freed from his imprisonment,
IS his wound, which was serious,
'recluded all possibility of escape.
After long confinement, he was pa
oiled, and was finally mustered out
It Camp Chase, still suffering from
lis wounds--so much so as to be
hliged to use crutches. We are
appy now to report him entirely
ecovered, and possess I'd of the same
5entlemanly and jovial qualities of
leart and mind which was wont to ,
ender pleasant the irksome days Of ,
'ur army life.
Col. Raynor is now travelling as 6
gent for Dowd, Baker, Whitfield d s
20, of New York, and his object in {
isiting our town, was to form the ,
of our business men ,
We can heartily recommend him to .
ur merchants - a prompt and up
light business man.
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/ hereby acknowledge the receipt
of $4,000 ofthe Etna Life Insurance
Company, the amount in full of policy
on life of j. j. Bleecher, deceased. !
take pleasure in recommending this
company to all who desire life insur-
ance. Fl, W. BLEECHER, Admir-.
Findlay, O., Feb. 5, 1869.
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Printing by Steam.

We are pleased to learn that oul
neighbor Of the Courier has intro
duced steam into his establishment
We don't think the boys, who have
been doing the scircular work. for
our neighbor, will feel sad at the
change. We are glad to notice this
token of prosperity on the part oil
friend Glessner, as he has our best
wishes for everything but political
success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

We have been advertising the
Alisma for the hair for some time,
and our Druggists say that it is sell
ing remarkably well, and what is
better, gives universal satisfaction
better far than any other Hair Renew
er in use.
Stewards Cough Cure should be
in every family,
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Let us Settle Up.
We wish it distinctly understood
among our customers, that our books
must be settled up Immediately. We
hope our patrons will take this call
as it is meant, and thereby save
themselves and US much trouble.
We also wish to say that we have
on hand an assorted stock of Boots
and Shoes, to the amount Of s2,OOO,
which we will sell at cost, to make
room for our Spring arrivals. This
we mean just as we say, and we Will
convince any one who may call with
US that ais q. .faci.
We have concluded to introduce
the Cesh System in our business, as
we believe it to be the best plan fol
both buy er and seller.
j. Nj. NEIBLlNG d Co.
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lChange Of Firm.

Change of Firm.
Mr.. Robert S. Mnngen, OF the firm
of Mungen. Coons & Vail, having
sold his interest in the Findlay
Foundry and Machine Shop to Louis
Adams, the books, notes and accounts
will be settled by the firm OF Adams,
Coons & Vail. moss 3t.
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For the Jeffersonian.
Delaware Twp. Teachers Institute.

DSAoW WuiS ~ y. AesOhohD Anoe1euoo
MT. BLANCHARD, Jan. %, $50.
Pursuant to call given at thu
County Teachers Institute, the
teachers, patrons and friends o
education met in the Union SchOo
room, at Mt. Blanchard, and effected
an organization by electIng the fol
lowing officers: President, III. T.
ShulI; Vice President, W. T. Gem.
mill Secretary, W. s. Shoemaker.
After the election CT the officers,
the following committee was appoint
ed to report topics for discussion
Isaac MILESTONE, r. B. Bell and
Miss N. McCauley. After which a
few remarks were made by Mr.. Van
Horn on the Importance of parents
visiting our schools.
The first subject in the program
me of discussions was that OF
Arithmetic, which was presented by
Mr.. Van HorH. He explained the
best method of teaching this import
ant branch to the pupil and how it
should be studied and recited. He
also gave some of the best methods
of teaching the scale OF relation be-
tween numbers, the Fundamental
Rules, Factoring, Common Divisor,
and Least Common Multiple
RECESS OF TEN MINUTES.
After recess, ten minutes were
given 20 asking questions on the sub
jects passed over.
Mr.. Milestone then gave a lecture
upon the subject of Reading. He
spoke of classification, the position
and manner in which the pupil should
read, after which ten minutes were
given to ssk questions on the sub
ject presented.
The subject of Grammar was then
taken up by Mr.. Foster. He explain
ed his method of teaching the different
parts of speech. A few minutes
we're then given to ask questions
and make remarks Cn the subject.
RECESS OF TEN MIKTEs.
After recess, MIR. Van Horn con.
tinued his lecture upon Arithmetic,
by taking for his topic the subject
of Average, which he presented by
the different cases in clear and
lucid manner.
On motion, 1T was decided that the
next session of the Institute should
be held at Vanlue, Saturday, Feb
ruary 20, 1869, at 10s O'Clock, A. NJ
The foreman on the committee to
report topics for discussion, report
ed the following, viz: 1st. Tht
duties of the patrons of our schools
I'd. Qualifications OF teachers. Sd
Government of schools. Adjourned
to meet u o'clock, p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Institute was called to order by
the President. A general discussion
of the lst and cd topics was partici
pated in by the members Of the In
stitute also, the subject of corpora
punishment.
On motion, copy of the minute
of the Institute was ordered to b.
sent to our county papers for pull
lication. Institute adjourned.
H. T. SKULL,
W. S. SHOEMAKER, President.
Secretary.
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Look Ont for Goods at Cost.

Look Out for Goods at Cost.
They mean just what they say al
j. NJ. Neibling & Co.'s, when they
tell you they are selling Roots and
Shoes, of ell sorss and sizes, at cos
for cash. ......-
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AGENTS wANTEDToS SELL THE
Eminent Women OftEsc A Age.'

An octave volume of 6S9 pages. containing
q newly written sketches by MessIs- Parton
Gre eley, HiegiEson, Tilton, Winter, AIssoti'
Prof UOppjH Mrs L. G.. Stanton, Fanny feln,
Grace C;r,as1, ,gO0d etc Illustrated with IL ex-
celient steel EngTaviues. Ihe " \. Eteho3
pnss saws OF HE book, 1T deserves and VIII
obtain an immense sale
IssS-N~ B.-Very liberal terms Will be giyento
Agents -, e-. sc
address 5. NJ. BETS & CO., Hartford, Conn
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Income.

John Carlin, Esq, Assistant Asses
sor, informs us that he is prepared
to furnish income blanks. There
can be no better time than the pres
ent for making these returns, as the
business transactions of the past year
are vet fresh in the memory.
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Look out for Bargains!
At j. M. Neibling Il Co.'s, where
they are selling Boots and Shoes. at
cos, for cash.
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DEBILITY.

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g. 's.isi.i tss. o. zee ti.sts. rs'i e--r b. l"s
ssfs siasta. f.,i l,'i I! - ~. FH' s,lvs.H
Hrri.j. 70 J4ii: :'s-@,i 600, ss,f s..-s;s I~'s'A
Wsak ard FtIicata lhi.drea ar,
mad. NircR. 10y - ~. sI-s sEisicES a
tcEie. En f;tct, uscy ore E:i;iiiJ Hesii
c;b6s. They csa bc as::' '::I3>fcrSd - ~
pcrfctg az sy TO q child three month
ED, che usOs; delicate IeElaie, or "A s.lsat
0fnincty.
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Food Fresh Butter may be had at
the old reliable grocery of ii. LAME.
NOES IT,
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Have You Been There?
We refer to j. NJ Neibllng d Co.'s,
where they are closing out an assort-
ed stock of Boots and Shoes for cash,
at cOst
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$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad
Vertising columns. no35 1y.
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FROM REV JOSEPH n KENNARD, d. D.,

Pastor OF the Tenth BaptisI Church, Philadei?hi:'
DR JxcxSoS-DEAR SiR:-I kfre tssa Jrs4seaA.
rsguexsd % connect Bly svih recommendations
d5ereat kinds Of pediciaes bat relaTdi9 e PTect'e
Of ps5 appropriate s>Te, kdre a. al eiss d
particularly my fomi,y a fse SJtsaess q D.
HOofaHdS German Biiers, dspaTt Jor 0aef ron "a,
,lsHai cotse express my fri conrietioE tht Tor ge
ers debility of the system anil especially iUr Live
l,omplaint. il IL aEA DS$z1safe and valua 'lt
reuaraiion. IN N some rqses u ad.
fail; bua usually, 4 S5 do'ia Eot, II ga
FROM q. abovs earsea Yours, rery reg 81; dig.
j. III KENNI2D,
Eiaiih Lel0s todles ssTeef
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If your Stomach is in Dyspeptic
Condition, combined with Costive-
ness or inactivity of the Liver, use
whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure, and
you will obtain relief. For sale by all
Druggists.
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Voice of Many Citizens.
"DR. TowNsENp.-Dsar Sir :-Yo,
gave my little boy one of your valua
BILE worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the Fail
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
ed several worms already--they prov.
ed dead shot, &C.
These remedies can be had at WI.
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.
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Marriage Licenses
Issued by the Probate Court OF
Hancock county for the month of
January

james W. Chase and Mary A: Comfy.
William II. Todd and Eliza Gault,
John Dewitt and Olive c, Long.
Edward Rame aud Ruth h. WolfOrd.
Ahsalom wilkins and I.ayina PeTigo.
Levi NJ. Thomas and Mollie B. Wilson.
Henry Brumley and Mary A. Hardin.
Cornelius $. Wilkinson and Iodemia "A
Dorsey.
William c. Gilpin and Mary C. Rose.
Christian Dretzler and Amanda Moore.
Robert W. Brundige and Mary S. Davis.
Emanuel V. Powell and Catherine =. Boyer
Gearge Eatberton and Elathea Lock wood.
David Eghert and Sarah Henner.-
James II. Buchanan and Amanda Powell.
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For Sale. ~ 49,.
A secondhand twelve horsepower,
portable engine, for sale cheap. Fol-
further particularsinquire at the office
of DIR. F. w. Enrikin, or direct to
EMMoR Z. ENTRIKIN,
'3S TIL Findlay, o.
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A. Cooking stove with complete fur.
nlture for SAG at John Adams's, G Goit
House Block. no 27tf.
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EKoN Hon aro. W. WOODWARD.

Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of PenHsylyania
THILADELPHIs, March 10, lso!.
fad a HOsadnrs GsTssaa BtiteTs IL moi sn iato-
ieaag Jsrerocs bat is good ssi ESsfsl "a sissrsT
Of the dgssse organs, and Of great bei.G ~ eises q
aebiiiLy and ---at Of 0etiea, IA the syseHa
f0lrs truly,
GEO W. WoODBA8f
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Mite Society.
The ii. E. Mite Society will be
held at the residence of Rev. Mr..
Newton. on next Wednesday eve
ming.
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Transfers of Real Estate
Filed for RECORD in the Recorders
Office of Hancock county, for ths
week ending Feb. ad, 1868:

James f. Peters to Jacob Peters and Joseph
Dillery, I67-S0 acres of land in Washington
yss and wife 10 P5ii;n R;ssIt sIz u; III
No. l6 in Arlington 90.
samuel Yates, Jr., and wife 10 Absalom
Yates, ~ acres of land in Eagle tp..-s2 q 800 90.
Frank Karst and wife to Elizabeth Giliard,
lot in Findlay $500 90
Henry Ebersole to NJ. E Church, IL acres OF
land in Washington .9Ynsnlp- -. siu ~
Joseph Dillefy, parcels Of land lar Washing
ton towllshll Z! : =
Samuel Myers, Sheriff, to Benz. T. Wise, q
acres of land in Marion toySnshi p-.....- 1884 Is
Mary Elliot to James VI, Radabaugh, s. 5l-lG
acres Of land in Eagle township .JIa %
Robert S, Mungen and wife to Lewis Adams
Nance's addition TO Findlay 90
W. W. McGarey and wife 10 Jos. W. Picket
lot No. a. in Mt Blanchard W
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Court adjourned last Tuesday, after
a session of over two weeks. Much
important business was transacted.
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Young Women,
If you need Dressing or Restcra-
tive for tie hair, try Barrett's," and
be no longer ashamed of your ap-
poarance.
Sold by Frey & Ettinger.
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Don't forget the ssFindlay Literary
Association next Wednesday night.
Encourage hone talent,
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
The following is a summary of the
business transacted in the Probate
Court of this county for the week
ending Feb. 3D.:
ACCOUNTS FILED FOR SETTLEMENT.
Jacob Shelley, guardian OF Daniel and Dinah
Shelly.
VIM. Davis, guardian of Alice E. Dukes.
+. 7. Dunn, guardian of Abraham ]. and
Martha S. Schwab.
Abner Leonard, guardian of Jerome and
Floretta Kampf.
Benjamin Merrill, guardian of Abraham
Wise.
Arthur G. Sexton, guardian Of george Berg
man.
Sarah Yosssrman. guardian OF Lucinda Bos
serman, and Others.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel Spade, appointed executor of Geo
Spade. Value of property, 81, 900.
John II. Shekell was granted a certificate Il
sell Goodyear's Patent Nulcanized India Rub
Der.
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STovEs of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at J. CromleY's. 28tf
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One Dollar for Each Article
Our Commissions to Agents

Exeeed those of every other establishments
of the kind-prOOf Of this can be found in COM
pairing our premiums with those of Others FOR
CLUES OF THE SAME SIZE, in addition to
which We claim TO give better goods OF the
same character.
FOR a CLUB OF 20 AND THREE Doll
LAIsSs-One of the following articles: dOz-
good linen Shirt Fronts Fine white Counter
pane large size. / elegant Balmoral skirt.
~ yards brown or bleached Sheeting good
quality, yard wide. elegant lOO-Pieture Mo-
rOeco-bound Photo Album l double lens
StereScOpe and II Foreign Views l silver
plated engraved ) bottle Castor. ] elegant
SILK Fan, with Ivory or Sindalwood Frame
ieathered edge and spangled- steel Carving
Knife and Fork, very best quality, ivory bal
anced handle. handsome beaded and lined
ParaSOl. 20 ytlS good Print l very fine DAM
ask Table Cover. / pr best quality Ladies'
Serge Congress Boots. dOz fine Linen Towels
-tioz. Rogers best Silver Dessert Forks. l
ladies large real Morocco Travelling Bag L
fancy dress pattern; = doz elegant silver
plated engraved Napkin Rings doz- Ladies'
tine MerinO or Cotton stockings Gents heavy
chased solid Gold Ring l pr Ladies' nigh cut
BalmOrsl Boots. | elegant Deiaine Dress Pat
term violin and bow, in box complete set
Jeweiry, pin, ear drops and sleeve buttons.
FOR A CLUB OF 80 AND FIVE DOLLARS
black or colOred Alpaca Dress Pattern set
lace curtains; one pair all wool blankets; en-
Sraved silver plated bottle revolving castor;
beautiful writing desk; I solid gold searfpin
- yoS very line CASHMERE, for pants and vest;
set ivory balanced handle Knives with silver
plated Forks; elegant satin ParasOt, heavily
beaded and lined with SILK; pr gents calf
boots; 20 ydS good print; 30 yds good brown or
bleaehed sheeting, yard wide, or 10 yds Is yd
wide, good quality; ladies elegant morocco
travelling bag; square wool shawl; plain
Norwich poplin dress pattern; "a yds double
width cloth for ladies' Cloak elegant engraved
silver plated Tea Pot; ydS double width wa
ter proof cloth for clOaking.
FOR n CLU b OF 100 AND TEN DOLLARS
rich Inerino or thibet dress pattern; l pr fine
damask table cloths and napkins to match;
pr gents french calf boots; heavy silver pla-
ted engraved ice pitcher; very fine all wool
cloth for ladies' cloak; web very best quality
brown or bieached sheeting; az ytis fine cassi-
mere for suit; elegant pOplin dress pattern
| elegant english barege dress pattern; beau
tifGl english barge shawl Z; l set ivory balanced
uandle knives and forks; ladies or gents
silver hunting ease watch l Bartlett hand por-
table sewing machine; l splendid family bible
steel engravinss, with record and photograph
pages; . yds good hemp caTpeting, good col
OrS; pr good marSeiles quilts; l good six bar
rel revolver; elegant fur mutt and cape; sin
gle barrel shot gun; silver plated engraved q
bottle revolving castor, cut glass bottles; very
tine violin and bow in case set ivory balan-
eed knives and forks
Presents for larger clubs increase in the same
ratio.
Send Mouev nv Registered LIE ter.
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DIED.,

FAHL-On Wednesday. Jan. y, 1859. I.ayiua
l. Fail. of Amanda tn, aged 10 years, mos.
and days.
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A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No
8, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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All kinds of Groceries and Provls.
ons at III. LANES. no2s-tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

Cakes of all kinds baked to order
at Ii. LANES. no2s If
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

For Rent. aT1Tss
Two Rooms over Davis 81 Green's
Grocery, we'll adapted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

A good Sa5 Elevated oven cook
stove for S3J at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05

A $50 Fashion cook stove fer S35
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 28tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-02-05
Call and Settle

Call and Settle.
Those knowing themselves indebt
ed TO the firm of III. Kob G Co., are
hereby requested to call and settle,
as We must have money. Thosepay-
ing attention to the above will save
US some trouble.
no35 At. III. Kon a. Co