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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01
Transfers of Real Estate
Filed for record in the Recorders
Office o: Hancock county for the week
eadinp Dec. Both. 1865:

| Allen Cooper and wife TO Jas. s. Burkhead
lot No. l5S in the town of Mctomb, 10
| VIM. IL. Gibson and wife TO Jas. L. Burkhead
lot No. l59 in the town of MctOmb, ,-.....-..-.ssl
| j. L. Cochran to H. p Roberts and ID. J.
Wood, undivided = of acres of land in Or
inse toMisLI -...Ssyu
David b. Myers TO John VI. Teal, lot No. = i'm
the town of Arcadia,
Artia L. Peters and James l.. Peters TO John
NJ. Teal, lot No. 10 in the town of Arcadia, SiO0
II. W. Jacobs to Alfred Jaqua, 40 acres of
land in Big Lick township, 800.
Philip r Calvin and wife to WIN. Il. Calvin
80 acres of land i'm Delaware township, 81 ;J0D
Nelson Myers and wife toA braham Scothorn
50 acres of land in Orange township, 925
Isaiah Shafer and wife to Isaiah Bell, lot No
in the town of Mt. Blanchard d...-...........sej
Robt. Marshall and wife 10 Eli Dukes 800
acres of land in Blanchard township. .......s slO0
VIM. Mcconnell and wife to VIM. Anderson,
lot lao in the town Of Arcadia, Sl:ej 81.
David ID. Miller and wife to Ezra ID. Warner
lot No. l30 in the town of Arcadia, a,-..-.... $50
Geo. Alderman and wife TO Henry Souder
~ acres in Pleasant township, 100
n. BUshOn and wife 10 e. 4. Croninger, %
feet off the east ends of iIl-lotS Nos. - and ~
town n Findlay, and in-lot No. Isl, Nances
addition TO the town of Findlay s, 500.
Robt. BARLEY and wife TO John Woodruff, ~
acres of land in Eagle township, 40.
C{ementine F. Williams and husband To Geo.
w. ElSey, - acres of land in Marion tp.,.-s;JeD
Daniel Bryan aud wife to John j. King 10
acres Of land III liberty township, 80
Aqui!la Gilbert, Admir-. of Vim. B. ASkam,
deceased, 10 Mary \. lAskam, several lots OF
land situated III Amanda tOwnship,.......S .S,;i0.
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Photographic.

We made a short visit to the gal
lery of our friend Zay, last Tuesday,
but found him SO busy that we stay
ed but few minutes. We we're
much pleased with the life-like pic
lures of our friends that adorn his
gallery, and equally pleased to see
the encouragement he is receiving in
his profession.
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Hollands German Tonic

ir combination Of an he ii'rssTts y 'is H'hsfs
,DiA Na-fa CFss Rtsst, tfIRo~. &c q a. a..
foT he dsSraisss ;hs iifi~fs -'-is t
psss dico5o'iC SffEHiGs rss-ssd i.'' i+ .''f.
-isd fh.sf fi.ryr Tsa,ssfi-s 49, ' f- !r.f . 2 70
.fug syh~rs Gf-syf.s - fs fhs - -.--s
lisSe bciHg Srisni - Pr f-fs. - l i".f s.:' %
vaiIs Gar asssrs syr s3.r. ,i.,....s.- = ssai
IOym- Tie TONIC - eicrt.!s. -a- .f .as -.e q
sint and tfr.sILs T-H,rfss ',.f'i p tis .-'.i
Iis taste srgHisI, n u T'.nSs. s '.-- -. 'e--'
Kf,-gIriBu cysi1r1filI rpl rs--f.'-si r'5, 80
cdIsti Il 10 10 kEOtrH ~ the creates. Y - 49,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01
The Danger OF Delay.

But few diseases require more attention than
Colds and Coughs, and few are more generally
neglected. How many persons, when they
take Il cold, consider il of no importance, and
let it run ON, without rejecting moment on
its consequences. Remember that neglected
colds are frequently dangerous, and often result
in Diseases most difficult to cure. y cold in the
head produces n cough, then comes pain i'll the
side, fever, difficulty in breathing, and finally
ends in consumption. Who would suffer from
cold, with the probability of a serious attack
of CatarTh, Bronchitis, Intivenza. inflammation
of the Lungs &c., when that efficient prevent
ative, MISHLEIs'S HERB BITrERS can be
had at Il moments notice? 1t will remove the
tickling sensation which precedes a cold,
prevent hOarScncss, check coughing eXpel the
mucuS gathered in the bronchia, and resist
successfully that fell destroyer-COnsumptio
ian l-e:dW-
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Progress in Dentistry

Progress in Dentistry.
1t is wonderful to note theimprove-
ments in this useful profession. "A
visit to the Dental Rooms of DIR. O.
Sykes will amply repay any one for
their trouble. We are pleased to
notice that DIR. S. is getting a lucra-
tive business.
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Large Hogs.

Large Hogs.
MIR. u. Barney, of McComb, sent
to town last Tuesday, an interesting
family Of porkers, consisting Of
Madame Hog and the two Miss Hogs.
The Madame weighed GAO pounds
gross age two years. We did not
learn the weight of the young ones.
They are of the white Berkshire
breed. At the price pork brings, in
these days, Mr.. B. will make rather
q good thing out of them.
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A HOUSEHOLD WORD THE BEsr.-The
only reliable, the cheapest. Try it
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved (ne,c
styls) lair Restorer or dressing (in one
bostls.) My wife and children prefer
lit, Price One Dollar.
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Voice Of Many Citizens.

Voice Of Many CItiZenS.
"DR TOwNsEND.-Dear SIR You
gave my little boy one of your valua-
ble worm lozenges, while you were
selling your medicine on the Fair
Grounds at Findlay, and he has pass
ed several worms already-they prov
ed dead shot, &C.
These remedies can be had at ". l..
Miller & Co.'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.
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james Small, Plaintin,) In Hancock Com
rs mon Pleas, State of
Amanda Small, Deft- J Ohio.
'I'iEdeiendant, Amanda Sm;t1l will take no
L tice that the plaintiff did, on the 9th day of
December, 1865, file i'm the Clerks office OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for said county his
petition asking for ditprce and changing said
defendant with wilful absence for three years
last past, and fraudulent contract of said mar
r1age; thai said petition will De for hearin. at
the April term Of said Court for the year 1863.
JAMES SMALL.
no3l-6t.l By VI. T. Shafer, Atty.
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Terms of the Daily Gazette.


IofiN Aislsand Rachael Karr of Morris Co..
~ IN The State of Kansas will take notice that
nus W. Foster, ChaS. Foster, ChaS. OinS;ed,
Philip u. Cassie, and Ransom CrOcller. partners
oi S'iicCst county. in the State Of Ohio, did, ON
HE Sid day at December. \. ID. lssS, file their
petition IN The Court of Common Pleas Mithln
and for the county of Hancock. in said stat"
oI ONO, against the said John karr and k;l-
cl;isl k:irr, deiendents, setting forth that the
said John karr and Rachael karr gave II nlOrI-
,::ir "a the SAID Foster, Onsled a Co. Onin-iOis~
No tiiirty-two t:s,i and thirfy-thIeeJsSl in the
village oI Arcadia. Hancock county, ohio, to
- eur" the pay uieni oI Five hundred and five
d"iiiS ind iorty-nine cents, prslyin. that tls.
Siiid John and Rachael karr may pay said sum
now claimed to De due, with interest amount
ing To Five hundred and forty-Six dollars and
twenty cents, t-5i6 ~, that said prem
ist-S may lie sold Ia pay the same and the said
John karr Is notified that he is required To- ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before the
thlrt saturday aiter the fifth day of February
next PETER OI.AISTEAD & 10,
Dated December2i 1868
hoSf6t BY Rigby 4 Jones, their Att'ys.
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Frey & Ettinger's, Head Quarters
for books in fine bindings, for Holiday
gifts.
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AGENTS WANTEDTO SELL. TgE
Eminent Women 0r.f.e Aoo /.

An octave volume of $50 p:ia,sss coof.frsr,,
!. newly written sketches by MtssTs Psrtn1,S
6resisy, HlSginSOn. TiltOn, Winter. Abboft'
, TOE lioppih, MIS- = {. Stanton. Fanny Fern
urstce GREENWOOD, etc. illustrated will Itarr
1eileht steel Engravings. The " Y. Ere,,i,,,,
foa says of the book. at deserves ana Wiz
obtain an immense sale ~ - ''-''' VIZ
Agents ~ VIII NC siNSh 10
For descriptive circulars references Sc
atdress ;. VI. BETTS x CO., Hartford Conn -
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Use the Best.

Use the Best.
Buy Maltby's celebrated Baltimore
Oysters at Davis & Green's at the
lowest market price. Remember
that by dealing with them you are
sure to get the best.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01
Saw Mill Burned.

Saw Mill Burned.
We learn that the saw-mill in
Marion township, known as the
"Coons' Mill,' belonging to Mr.. d.
w. Fowler, was burned on last Fri
day. There having been fire in the
mill during the day, it is thought
that the burning was the result OF
an accident. The mill was insured
for So. 200, as follows: Merchants,
Gin, $1,000; Home, N. Y, $3.50 /,
Home, Columbus, $3.50. The loss
Is not known.
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A S35 Fashion cook stove for $25
at j. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf

Secretary Stewards Purchase
Did not include the vast quanti-
ties of Furs that Barney, Snyder d
Co. are selling at "Old White Cor
ner.'' These furs are going so cheap
that almost every person We meet is
rejoicing over his or her good bar
gain. The secret of the whole thing
is, they buy and sell for Cash, and are
contcnted with small profits.
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Commissioners
For Raut.

For Rent. '. s- -....
Two Rooms over Davis & Green's 9
Grocery, well adopted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf.
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Eer. Esszrtom's
TOBACCO ANTIDNTE

w ARitt NIEil 10 Tel,iOrc az ,l,,vire f- T,y,e
w GO ~ ~ entirely Vegetable. and hDrfn-
-. puIihtS and c1richsS the bIOoI InVie,-
! - INC y stem, possesses great NouriShin.,
ti ii;lii''iinS power. i an excellent An
hh'arsii, eniDies tae stomach 10 Digest ~,
@ fohtiSt health Smokers o1I (je,re-x
tcy ~. >'1iy Tears Cured Price, Fifry Cents. post
bieco, with lists of references ttstjro',,,ii
81; ~ - sem itc... Agents wanted. Address pr
Lii. :. Il. ABBIif, Jersey City, " j. sold by ali
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"Woman's Wrongs" Gail Hamil-
tons last work, just received by Frey
& Ettinger.
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Enrfhe IenerSnnian.

Proceedings of the Teachers Institute
Pursuant to a call of the Executive
q number of teach ers
met on Monday morning, Dec. 2Sth,
at the new School Building, for the
purpose OF holding a Teachers In
stitnte. An organization was eff
fected by the election of the follow
ing officers, viz: F. H. Tufts, Presi-
dent Messrs. Pittsferd, Adams and
Ward, Vice Presidents; Mr.. John
Bowman, Secretary. The Instruc-
tors appointed were Mr.. Steven
son, of Norwalk, and Mr.. Miller, Of
Findlay; and, as Mr.. Stevenson had
not yet arrived, the time, till noon
was occupied in the discussion of the
following question "What is the
object of Institutes, and what is the
best mode of conducting them I''--
A numberpa participated in the discuss
ion.
The Theory and Practice Of Teach.
ing and Geography were assigned to
Prof. Stevenson, and Arithmetic and
English Grammer to Mr.. Miller.
In the afternoon Mr.. Miller deliv
cred a lecture on the subject, "Ad.
dition and Subtraction of Simple
and Compound Numbers and Mr..
Stevenson gave some excellent in
structions on the manner of holding
recitations.
THE EVENING SESSION,
at Columbia Hall, was attended by 9
large number of spectators, who list
ened to an able and instructive lee
.ure froIn Prof. Stevenson, on the
subject, Poverty an essential ele
ment of success"
Mr.. Miller took up the subject ol
English Grammar, illustrating, by
numerous examples, Cases of Nouns
and Punctuation. Prof. Stevenson
followed on the subject of Primary
instruction, after which Mr.. Miller
resumed Arithmetic; Subject, Divis
ors-The method Of finding all the
diyisors of one or more numbers.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
was opened by Prof. Stevenson OF
the subject, "The Earth-its shape
and motions" Mr.. Miller resumed
his discourse ON Grammar, treating
of the subject of Analysis, and Prof.
Stevenson closed the exercise with
discourse on School Government.
THE EVENING SESSION.
Excellent music was provided b.
Prof. Heinze. After a general dis
cussion on the question, "How shal
we promote an interest in ou
schools ?" Mr.. Miller delivered a
instructive lecture, Subject: "Som'
Thing more.'
WEDNESDAY.
IT.. -eeular exercises of the NOR
;no hour v ere opened by Nr. Mile
on the subjec:: Of Pronouns-ho
they are often Incorrectly used' an
how to dispose of ccrtain aifficu
cases of Pronouns. Prof. Stevense
resumed Primary Instructions
the conclusion of which Mr.. aili'
treated of Fractions. The Instltu
lis steadily increasing in interes
Tins far, ninety teachers have be'
eurolled.
u A. JAMESON,
II r. B. LEONARD,
Reporting Committee.
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FINpLAY, O., Dec. 81, 1868.

TlNDLA1, w., LUZ. Il, IcOo.
We, the undersigned, take pleas
ure in saying that we have thorough.
ly tested the above Drum, invented
and patented by Mr.. John Adams.
We are at present heating sixteen
rooms in the County Infrmary, with
five stoves, by means of this lnven-
ton, and it gives most perfect salts.
faction, economizing fuel, thereby
saving much expense.
john CoopEH,
d. w. ENGEL,
WIN. TAYLOR,
Commissioners of Hancock Co.
W. MoREHARr
NJ. KELLEY ~.
C. RENINGER,
Infrmary Directors.
T. GILBERT,
Superintendent Infrmary.
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''The New England Tragedies,
Longfellow's last work, just received
at Frey & Ettinger's. Z-fsl
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A Cooking stove with complete fur
nlture for $92 at John Adams's, Colt
House Block. no 27tf.
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Commence the New Year

By stopping at Davidson and
Martins and getting something in
their line that will be of real service
to your family. We notice that they
are constantly receiving goods in
their line. Yos are sure to get the
worth Of your money when You deal
with them. Their Breakfast and
Tea sets are unsurpassed for beauty
and cheapness.
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send Money By Registered lie ter.
WANIEl---AGEAIS,--ssasss,. :. e ) : zoe :

GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE;
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This ma
SnihG H VIII silrh, heiDr i'ii, tuck, quilt cord
bind brazil AMI enlToi,ier in = superior man.
i'r. PTice, only riS. Fully warranted Tor I'VE,
years. We Will pay >i;sJ ,rsny Machine. that
VIII >'-~ = stronger more beautiful or mere,
Si'tstic seam Than 0ur IL makes the Elastic
LiNh Ssicii- livery second Stich e,in be ,.slt.
thd Stll tii' Siot cannot i- pulled apart with
"ul ltliiii$ H. We pay Agents from So 10 s-s1
per Aioht ''it cNi ii-tS. az commission from
Wiicn twice that amount can he MADE Ad-a
BOSTON, SiASS. -
* iipN--Ile not he imno~-,l upon by 9th
er ptrte> irainia" oil WORTHLESS c.iSt-ir,.n in:
ciiihtS, uh'trF The SANE u:tIne ttherw isq-
ours l. the only genuine and really prst<ucaI
cheap machine usauui. -tureti
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"Prang's Chromos," the finest in
the world, equal to oil paintings, just
received at Frey & Ettinger's.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01

Another lot toftine Steel Engravings,'
Autographs and Chromos, already
framed, will be received at Frey q
Ettinger's, in time for the Holidays.
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Photograph Albums, suitable for
Holiday Gifts, just received at Frey &
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01

Food Fresh Butter may be had at
the old reliable grocery Of II. LAME.
NOES IT,
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An immense stock ofJuvenile Books
of every description, just received at
Frey S Ettinger's.
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As n newspaper the Daily Gazette is not sur
passed by any publication i'm the United STATES.
II covers the entire field of News, Literature,
Commerce, Manufactures, Agriculture, and
Amuse,nents, and occupies it fully. Matter
coming under these heads, not found in the
Gazette, Will not be worth reading. In its Eds
itoTial Department the Gazette has all the en-
cellence that a variety of hrst-class talent can
impart To it, In principle, We need hardly say
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-01

Hats and Caps.
All sizes, styles and prices, at very
low figures. Call and examine them
at ]. S. PATTERsON's.
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Cakes of all kinds baked to order
at Ii. LANES. y : -s-L no2S.tf.
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A $3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No.
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 28tf
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A Good Joke on a Minister.

A Good Joke on a Minister.
While Rev. j. G. Ruhl, Pastor OF
the German Reformed Church, was
conducting the services in his con-
gregation last Friday, some person or
oersons unknown (but strongly sus.
pected, } took his horses up street, t,clad
them in new and beautiful harness,
and as quietly returned them to their
place. A neat and unostentatious
tribute of respect to worthy man,
Nav he never have a less happy
Christmas.
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Bibles and Testaments suitable for
Holiday Gifts just received at Frey
4 Ettinger's. -vs.
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BOarde1,s Wanted.

IDUdIU6TS WdHC6u.
We learn that our new Sheriff, Mr..
Samuel Myers, has removed to the
jail building, where he finds not an
inmate to require his care. This
tact either speaks well for morals OF
the county, or very unfayorably for
the manner in which justice is adj
ministered. Which is it?
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ANo. s Fashion Cooking Stove, fur
nished, for $50, at j. Cromley's.
no. 90 If
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A s3S Morning Star cook stove No.
y, for : BIB at J. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Prepare for the Holidays by calling
at II. LANES. no2S-tf.
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Fresh Oysters, by the can and
half can at Ii. LANES. no2S If.
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TOTTEN Bros.

FoR the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no2Stf
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The Lutheran Festival.

Tne Lutler9n FESTIVAL.
We are glad to learn that the Ia
dies Of the Lutheran Church netted
the handsome little sum of S146, by
their Fair last Thursday eve. They
deserved success
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A good S35 Elevated Oven cock
stove for S2J at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Tales ofa Wayside Inn, Illustrated,
Just received at Frey & Ettinger's.
A large assortment of Meerchaum
Pipes, Cigar Holders and Cigar Ca
ses for the Holidays. Call and see
them at
TNrrrN Rios
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All kinds of Groceries and Provls
ons at H. LANES. no2S-tf.
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Diamond Edition of Tennyson,
Whittier, Longfellow and Scott, Just
received at Frey & Ettinger's.
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Maud Muller, Illustrated, at Frey
& Ettinger's.
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DYSPEP5IA

There is. probSbly, no one disease with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source OF 50 many ailments as Dyspepsia.
and there is no more certain cure than Ro
back q stomach Bittsrs.
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Don't fool away your money for
mck-nacks, but 60 to Frey d Etting-
er's and buy a=fne book, if you want
to make Holiday Present that will
be of lasting service. El
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Crowded Out.

Crowded Out.
"An Appeal to Teachers and q
communication from "Mummy' have
been unavoidably crowded out. They
will appear next week.
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Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies at all
times at III. LAMB's. NOES tt.
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STOVES of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. CromleY's. 2Stf
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EWING al REDECE1.

We have experienced wcrkmen ii both
branches II Udsiness, alG inaks goads 10
'IGof-
EWiAG Z aEDICK.
Ii 306X
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Hollands German Eittcrs

II entirely vegetable, xn, ro1tai,t. a..
liquor. &c L. a compound ~ .'iHi.. 8. =
tracts. The Roots. ss-r5~. aud Es:r;-.
ffons which sh~s. eNGrat:- are E.ss4:;.
are gathered ~ CerI..a'iy
are a ,ns e",rn";cG @ ,s'i r'i',' ss.rrt GET. !.
n seIcutiir <s,sS c'..-.ri>s. y';..--
extracts are then fars-a y -. So q ..
country To be uS~d rx;:-v>~;J i0r a..
ma n uf.srture Ot ti:c>r 2 .!trr~. 'EiseTg
no alcoholic al b-tanfT az GIY :. iTss: ts-s-
I'm cOmpountin. ia" Bitter, i-strr Ii e.
the only Bittcr~ that r:,,. he g~rj H.
eases " here alcoholic siiisssi-aass ;sEs
not advisable.
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This paper is printed on Tuesday and Friday
OF each week. Ii IL the same size aS the Daily
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Notice

V1HE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified aS Administrator ON the estate of
Gideon Powell, late of Hancock county, deed.
Dated this SJth day of December, 1858.
no 3l-;It.l q. W. POWELL.
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To Teachers.

Examinations to commence at hall past nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. r..
Each applicant is required TO pay the Exami-
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All applicants are required 10 furnish writ
ten Testimonials ofgood moral character; those
who have been engaged in teaching To obtain
these from their l:isi employers, who will also
certify to- their faithfulnesS and success a.
teachers: which testimonials will be- kept on
file. .,.,.. -. -.
larnination; no private examinations viii be
hold no cert iffcsite will he anteSi1ted; no can
ditiate will lie admitted for re-examination
within three months after a second failure
Applicants are requested to furnish specimens
of penmanship. -
1Gos. who iail to comply with the above
I,eruiSitions will not he admitted for re-exami-
nation
Byortler af the Board, -
| D' JOHN BOWMAN,
ian l-ly.l Secretary Board Of Examiners,
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