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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-26
AFFLICTED READ.
To The Merchants Of Hancock County
and Vicinity.

t'I'HE undersigned beg to call attention of
Il merchants TO the facilities offered by them.
ior the general translation of a Wholesale Rus
mess IN Domestic and Foreign Drv Goods and
NOTIONS An experience Of twenty wears has
enabled. ns 10 classify and systemafize our bJts-
ihes> in such a manner that we feel conritfert
we can Ofrer Inducements to Merchants in This
NIcinlty, 10 do a portion of their business with
us one of the Partners resides in New
fork, anu gives his whole time tOthe Dur-
chiise OF goods for cur house We are Tins
prepared 10 offer oar goods at Cleveland. very
uniformly win New York rates Ne bavt.
rectntiS added TO our business, n large Yankee
Notioh department under the special diPectiOF,
oI an experienced buyer, who spends a large
portion OF his time in the purchase of goods
ior this department alone, which includes "A
larse variety of staple and Fancy Goods We
MAKE "a speciality in Hosiery and GloreS buy
ing the goods direct from the manufacturers
We also offer as a speciality
Wall and Window Paper,
Those who deal in these goods. will find
II 10 their advantage to eNamil,.. our stock
In short, We believe that Cleveland JobberS
generally, IN the various branches Of business
ofef TO the Merchants of Northern Ohio in
dueement>- which, when properly understood
Will more generally lead TO an increase of tne
already large and growing trade.
AlcOtt, Horton e. Co.
Cleveland. Ohio, March l, 1859,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-26

Perhaps no one medi-
cine i so universally re-
quired by ever body -
= cathartic, nor WAS ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use. in
everycountry and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purg2tiye
PHI. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is amore no
liable and far more efec-
tual remedy than any
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-26
Findlay Union School Report for the
Week ending Mar. IS, 1863:

Total Ar. D'ti. -dne"'f'c.
Boys Per ci. Of 1inend'c.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs i'm GeorgetoMn-

HEBER TENT No. 10. J. . % X This tent
neId stated meeting last evening, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing term.
shepherd. j. p. Cox; p. e.. X ]. L. Love. O.
r.. }. Wallace; ID. r., John 10y; K. SC A
Lit'lejohn; +. :, VIM. Mcdonald. Treasurer,
ID. Howes: LevIte, J. +. Wallace; 1. @, G.
Hultz; q. G., J Ristop.
NATIONAL BANK OF CoMMESCE-This bank
Is set.ilng up its accounts preparatory 10 clos
ing up business, after which IL will be trans
frred 10 Chicago.
RIVER FRoNT.-En tered-Steamer John @ 10
SON. Winters, aud Virginia, Drew. from New
1orF, with merchandise for District merchants
Clearsd-Steamer Valley City, Mccarthy, New
York.
GREAT THORoCGHFARE.-Oa Sunday,
thirteen hundred and ninety foot passengers
passed over the new toll bridge over the Auue.
duct, besides large number Of vehicles O.
various kinds.
REPUBLICAN MKKTING.-There will be a
large and interesting meeting Of the Grant add
Coifax Club at Market House Hail 20 morrow
evening at y o'clock. See advertisement
FIGHTING.--Albert Moore was arrested las.
evening by Officer Harper for disorderly con-
duct, and was fined : so by JUSTICE Buckley
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE COUNrY.-Last
night. At "a O'Clock. an alarm OF fire was
struck from box 13, IN consequence OF a fire in
story dwelling OF Mr.. Jos. Miller, pork but her,
situated noTthea asst of the Bladens burg oll.gate
Il origin ated in the barn, and il suppo ed 10
have been the work of an incendiary, and il is
TO the place they conld have easily saved the
dwellng,by tearing away the outbuldings in
tervening. and taking water from the ponds on
the place. but trey stopped at the toll. gate and
returned. Mr.. Miller had a large quantity of
meat on hand and his loss IS about ss,0oN on
which he has some insurance. This morning
tNfiCers Huysman aud Morgan reported TO
Major Richards that they had begged the fire.
men TO go TO the place, but they declined as it
was cut OF the city.
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BAD ON SSSFAK THIEVES AND BUGGLARs-
" IN. PliB>e, By r sill ct. Las invented an
alaI m for the front doors OF stores and dwell
Ings. that persons cannot enter or depar, with.
out causing gong 10 be rung four distinct tim..
Beng work d = ire by the knob, and can ba
attached TO any door Can he seen IN Cd aratIoa
aud obtained AT moderate price. No store or
dwelling should be without enc. Il is simple
ano cannot GEL ont Of order. Patent appli,.i
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THE DELICATE AND INFIRM-The most in
credulons are convinced Of he virtues Of
Speer s'Sfas dard Wine Bitters" upon a trial
OF hem. Their base is pure Wine, with herbs
and roots. so favora6ly known 10 the Medical
Profession and the community at large They
are all that can be desired by the most tepbIe
anu infirm. Druggists sell the BI:ters wS
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kllt and Theresa Man Sin. in IctAd for larceny.
"r OConnell- assault aud battery, s-ncsnc ED
10 pay fine o; 81.
RPHAES' Court. yH5g. Purcell To I1y,
letters OF administration were issued 10 NJ Ir-
saret 7 Rosa on estate of J. L. Loosa bond
SiGt. and 20 Elizabeth A. Atkins on estate of
Joseph Atkins; bond $40 and letters testamau-
tary 10 John Chapman on estate of Jas. Chap
rUan; bond Sla.CO0.
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CoUGHs. HoARsErEss,sn o IN various Taroat
affections TO which Public Speakers. Military
Ofhc.rs. ana Singers are liable. relieved by
" Browns Bronchial Troches - Having d.
rect influence 10 the affected parts, they allay
Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterIous ingredients makes the Trochez a
safe TEL NEEDY for the most delicate female or
youngest child, aud has caused them TO he
held in the highest esteem by those who use
them go
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CITY ITEMS.

ONFECoATs AT CosT can be had AZ the popu-
lar Clo.h hing House OF liable 4 Co., i6o Pa
avenue. Also, every other style OF Clothing
for gen s and boys.
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K RACE rs CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.

SENT SEALED BY POST.
MANHOOD"
One Hxndved AID Fifty, fourth Edition OF tbi.
new medical psmp hlet, revised and lust published
BY the author, Or. Curtis. This valuable worn
treats on the cause aud cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood II
gives clear synopsis Of the impediments to mar
rage, and the remedies therefor
ADDRESS PiEs The s1e AAg Vt Nc; s., EoRrB
Et1Tacis from Re-iess, 81 mis- Wo,k comm.nei,,
from the year 1850.
MANHOOD, BY DR.: OURTIs.-In this Age OF pre-
tension, when the privileges of the true are con
iiricult to afford the sufferer from nervous debiIi-
y; the unerrtng means Of Judgment where to seek
The difacuty. Their e1perience and reputation IN
ne mt Of these painui diseases are the
its immense circulation.-Era.
Curtis ON MANHOOD should be in the hands OF
youth and old age. 1t IL q medical public alton
ably written; and DEVELOPS the treatment Of q
Un,tsd Ssfrit. Gaseti. N -Hs
CURTIS ov ~ NHooD-It developes the fearful
s wrecked snd sha4s 5y ass
hey may be avoided aid escaped, Fortunate for
.conptry would it be hid its youth put into prsc.
tice the philsD thrOpic AID scientific maxims here
aid down one cause Of matrimoni4 81 misery might
then be bsntshed from our land and the race OF
the enervste be succeeded oy renewal OF the
hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden tme.-Ca,oni.
CrRTIs ON MANHoop.-This f. really a vaiuabI,
excuses, me evils OF which are manifest In eyery
insane asy lum, no less than in the shattered con
prevent the vice which BY it's prevalence among
the yours has so much influence on the present, ~
on the future veil being OF many.-Hsrald.
DR. CuRIIss work, entitled Manhood, is one Of
the few books now before the public on such q
subject hich can lay claim to the character of
ing strictly Professional at the same tims that 1t h
fully Ineligible to all who read it. The moral
and medical precepts given In y render Ii invalu
able -Masna.
Curtis on hAsHooD.-This 10 truly Q valuable
work and should be in the hands OF young and
old The professional reputation Of the author,
combined with his twenty years experience as
ity, &c fully accounts for the immense circulation
whieh this popular and ably written medical treal.
Ice has obtained. -Sxnddy Nssss.
d. CURTIS may be consulted upon ali cases of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPEB-
MATORRHEA, and ell other diseases arising from
abuses Of the natural fu1ptons, at his residence
10. SIS NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALrI.
hORE, where all communications should be al
dressed.
Once hours-lo to Z, and to Pm. 90 s-sm
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINsIoN,p Q; JSnu.,y 5, 1859.
On the petition Of AAhON WOODMAN. Of New
York, N T., administrstsr OF tho estate OF Moses
thompson, deceased, PRAYING for the extension Of
18th day Of April 1855, for IN inproveosot in Fur
ne.s for Burning Wet Fuel 49,
this once on the ao;h day Of March next Any
mo. oppose th: o. ;sd q
Office twenty dsys before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA rOOTe,
q l2-laW3v Commissioner of Patents
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UoRrs. Ao.-Dr. White, Surgeon Uniropodi,t

CoRNe. &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established AT
&24 Pennsylvania avenue, between !. and 9th
streets, SINCE I-61, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIih.alns, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam OF inconvenience TO thu pa.ien' tn
shoe canbe worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the mdnv
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronIZe
his establishment. Hours from A. n. 20 s D.
". Owing To press OF bu me. at office Dir
White Is unable 70 visit pa lent al their resi-
dences except between 6 and sp. IN.
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BEAR THIS IN Mind have to-day marked
down my unrivalled assortment Of Overcoats
for gentlemen, boys and children TO about cost,
in some cases below cost. as / wish to close
them out. The assortment Is nearly complete,
ana of desirable kinds. But one price is
asked. and no less taken.
GEO. G. HRNNING.
No. 5lI Seventh street
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PLEASED with the idol he commeuS, admire.
AdoIfs, aud last. the thing adorCi desir
And NO. likely the tbiGg adorrt Is ore %
those fine DR. ~s,rg Gowns a q; OTSe & Hen
ring :, Nc. 5ll til :: at Pace .rom SIO 20 10
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"a STORE -rh aud +.

NEW STORE, 7th aud
l. j. Eothvelfs New - are. in Mays build
inc. y al open for the reception o: custom rs
on THURSDAY. 2Sth INST ,
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THOSE IN WANT of Winter Clothing should
att nd the large AUCTION sale at the great C.n-
tra' Clothing Store. NJ i60 7th street. opposiJg
Posi- Offire
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DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS RENO I'D Els
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward TO
nasss chus It's syenIe between Thirte al ID and
fourteenth streets, immediately east o. Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. m, and
from TO y. m. Hours Of attendance a. the
Woman's Hospital, from TO Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. l0.3'
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NEW MARYLAND HAMS. un.n,..,..a 8,
quality.
1InCk HEAT Fresh and Of bssf-quality
naAADr PEACHES. At - cents per jar.
AFRICAN DATRs.
AALAGA GRAPES. At lowest prizes.
N. w. BUkOHRLL,
49, Cuder Ebbitt House.
wv Csraeg llsh end streets.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

aEE!ksE1SS ht1S.s a.: .ss
EonSe Hall fs9 ee sad GpLuB a. M;rke
s'ciock on WsbSEsDaT EVENING me nett 81 An
rHoaE a cs sS
~ II, BOYS IN 'lue aud :sher emissnt speakers
GEORGE r CoAKIEI9, stcfetariy. r'eSia' Il:
ETohL FRIDGE AT GKoaGErOwN.
HEAnQraRTER< CoRrS OF EyGIvgER<
Mic. NAsHINGT9N. D. q January q, so
ti9n CT an act 81 titled IAN act relating to the
Al AaId "a Canal, ," nave cansed inspection TO
be ade Of the bridge over the sIueduct across
TIE Potomac river from GeorgetoWD 10 the yir-
bridge is so far completed as to Be really mt and
oon!enient Tor tie passage Of persons animals, And
Very respectfully, your obediont servant.
Rrisadier General Of kns a; hUNtmREYs:
Under the above certificate, the Aqued net Bridge
nov open for travel atd the chartered tolls will
IT, collected IN and after TuESDAY, Janu,y Il,
Secretary and Treasurer Alexandra Canal. Rail.
rosd and Bridge Company. Jai2.ist
RY TROS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeetowo.
PsRlMPTORY SALE OF PRIME FAMILY
GkhCCGGERiEs, LIQUORS, FIXTURES. &c Ar
FR, On THURSDAY MORNING. January
A},,S h, ~ :; at 10 clock, will sell the en-.
's-ABr'dss street, opposite the New Market
house. tvmprisius-
sugars, Lsguayra and Java Coaees Spices &C
Candits, Starch, swt ct Oil
fiLe Sunpov der, Imperial, Foung dyson, AM
Black Teas
Barrels Pure Cider Vinegar
sst OF salt
Tobacco and Serars
Platform and ether Scales
GO busbsi ~ J. sss1x'S White Potatoes.
A very 6ne stock of Wines and Liauors IN wooa
glass, tsrIels, and demi johns OF Baker Nectar
Ard other Wbiskeys, with many other articles in
the Grocery line, all Of which will be sold without
reserve.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWJING
ja26 tIstel A1cuoneer
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r.; Georgetown,
AUCTION SALE OF HAY
On WEDNESDAY. January n, 1859 at 10 O'Clock
IN, will sell. on Murray 3 Farm, nedis:-Iy
owe, the AIueduct Bridge. q large lot of first
Qnanfy Hay, PIT rn in small stacks
The AQueduct Bridge being comp eted and pen
10 the passage OF fOTse' and wagons this sale ore
sen's an inducem"nt to every one wanting hay
IsTms Ca.h Hay may be removed at any time
A'thIn month. JNO. r. MURRAY,
"a 22.4t' THOS. DOWLING, Auct.
'okE FOB s,LE.-Orders will be received for
..EU v CITY co No. los Bridge street
GEORGETOWN and Twenty-Five (25i Bush ls deIiy-
cred IN any part of Georgetown for 81 Jai6-Im
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LOB FREeH AVID SWEET DEHAUDA Ar.
I ROW HoUT oar MEAL. end other YAKIMA,
% to =. \. .pouLEiS Dras AID Prescription
store, Capitel Hill. Dc tim
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"a MONEY SAVED c~
b. Buying 0lsu
TRUNKS, VALISES
LADIES AND MEMS SATCHELs
TRAVELLING BAGS, &c,
At tis Psactica!
NUFACT ORY
JAMES 3. TOPHAM * co,
gSj0OFa
SEVENTH STREET,
East side, one door above
Odd Fellows Hall.
IcMURRAY'S PATENT STAYS used IL orr
Trunks
Sole Agents for HOUSES PATENT SOLID
RUBBER SHIELD, AN efectusl guard 3ssin.t
Baggage Smashers
REPAIRING
Trunks promptly Repaire and Covered
"a 70 colt
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SALE or PROPERTY NEAR TIE INSANE AsY.
IrA.-Green & Williams, arc tiOneers, sold to-
day a tract OF land near the Insane Asylum,
containing seven and three quarter acres
knownas part of "Ko-riuskI PLACE." and USED
as . vineyard, to CHRISTIAN Excl for si,sOQ.
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OEKIG "a

OFFICERS
y. SLAhk, Phil sdelrhfs President
5Ah COOKE, Chsirman Finance and E.erprr,
HtNRY ID. COOKE, Warrington. Vic. Pres.
EMkRsoN W. PEKr. Phn.ielPai.. seer.,.r,
rs, IuRNER w..hing,On. As-,.,an, s.cr-t.r-
fhAN0is " shiTH. M ID, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
}. X. BARNEs. Surgeon GENERAL Uattss So.
Army, W sshtnston.
P,y HokwIJz. ca,ef MEDICAL De,sru.vt
u. W. BLISS. n. d., Washington.
TIE advantages offered by tai. Company
ssssncns i Oompsny, chartered ~ seeciA,
paid up capital OF 81 .eso 90
II offers lo~ rates OF premium.
III FURNISHES larger Insurance tnsn other oos-
eanies Tor the same money.
IL IL definite and certain On its terms
IL ba home company In every locality.
lts policies are exempt from attachment
mere ere no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitsbie
Policies may be taken which pay 90 the insured
their full amount and return oil the premiun. 80
that the insurance costs only the decrease os the
Policies viii be issuei tha, viii BAY 20 IN. an
ssr~d during life On annual income Of one teuth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rste is charged for risks upon the lives
L. insures not 20 secure DIVIDENDS, bot st 90 loo
. oost that dividends will be inn possible.
: LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvBRg
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
tee Tor such agencies win suit sble dorsement.,
shsuld be addressed 10 the Compsnys General
Agents only ia their respective districts
Circulars, Pamphlet end fun particulars sives
en- application ct the Once Of the Company IN thls
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OIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
G. L. WILD, formerly Tsnsf ofxs.as
Anabe,s, and subsequently Of Elm.
wsys Pianos, now % G. l.. WILD go
BIO. 3 Piano Store, 497 llth street, between "a
avenue and street, still 81 yes es2e, Al attepti'
TO the above. Other instruments also psirot
tuned, and for SALE Pianos for sale, root, OF eI
change. So 1ly
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A RrMoR having obtained currency that Mr..
N w. HnbOrn had been removed from the
Patent Once, we are authorized and requested
20 state that not only has he NOT been removed.
but that be retains the esteem and confidence OF
his superiors IN once.
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N0IYID1NTIAL.-Io1 1n M ~. 4.
xhasA snst ths. 90 Ss.i.s:s. llsssers. Or 4
pen. vAo, hon H. solliss 81 youth, or on.
SSSSS Eel . debility IN a1vancs q their y~s.,
ny one, sseald arst reed THE secret Friess
srrisd leA 20 yill learn seeethins Of i'm portane
q slerHdng The Secret Ir1end.S sent o IN,
- ssss. 49, r.. D,. oaGELit1.SfsSS
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RoBBIIY AT THE TREAspRY.-A set of
American coins. struck aluminium at the
United States Mint. for presentation 10 the
Bank Of Epglaud In return for a similar cour.
tesy, and placed IN chsrge OF Hon. ID. IL. Wells
special com N ssiorer OF the revenue, have oeen
abstracte1 from that geatlemau's Office IN the
Tr'asury Deasrtuent. There Is no clue as vet
10 the perperafor OF the theft.
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ALEXANDRIA ITENs.-The Gag tie of last
eve niDg has the following:
4, l.. a. IA. X. R.-Passsnger trans on the
Alexandra. Loudoun and Hampshire Rail-
road commenced making daily trips TO HamiI-
ton station. the present western terminus Of
that road tins morning. The turn table at
tnat point has been adjusted, and the depot
buildings IN progress of rapid erection.
Properly Saie-The brick builSIng and lot OF
ground on the south side of Wolf ST rect
between FaIrfax and Water, now occupied by
fr. John DeVaughp. was sold last week by
Dr j. Ii. JohnsOd. 20 Miss DeVaughn for
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE . CO..
BAL H
YrvYYBNSI STREET, OPPos'YI rnIAsypy
Buy and % stcsrrent market rates, end
constantly on hand full supply OF al
0OvERNMENT BONDS,
UBvEH-THIBTIBs And S0MPOUHp
IHTERRsT HO~Ge.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., sxscutss
and collections made on oil sooessibls points.
sel-0
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W q OLMsTuAD
Secretary.

proved July -, l-6-
CASH taPtrAL............ ....,.sl, 200 U,.g
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ANISTERrsTISG LECTURE on ..Unheralded
Heroes" will be delivered by Simon Wolf,
Esq.. at Metzerott Hall, this evening. The
lecture Is given under the auspices Of Post
No. 8. Department of the Potomac, in aid of the
post barity fund for the relief OF wounded and
Indiesni soldiers and sailors, and We trust toe
hall will BE- crowded.
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IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsHIEGTOB.
4. . CsOKE, (ef JAP COOKE q o.. President
Nm. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
Q0VHREMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE pnrTnl
STATES,
lisa street, spposits tAs Hsssury Dssassssx,
Government Securities With Treasurer Ur.,.
states,
- ONE MILLION DOLLAkS.M
We buy and sell oil classes Of GOVERNYsh3
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE sad ssaSs Cs!Ise,,.-
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TpfI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Voucher on &,
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give o,,s
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN sss EIgs
and 20 any other business entrusted 70 o.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 20 oOyBRS.
GEHT Loans ct al times cheerfully Furnished.
WI. o. HUHrIH0TeA. Cash
Warrington, March %, 1855.
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TIleABrs 1ErrERs


trhe following letter. purporting to be from
a promising sprig of the rising generation, just
three weeks old, dhgs been handed rs, with the,
assurancethas il = seAuineJAs wei asEgo6dJ
which we do not presume TO doubt. If any body
has smarter baby, let it be exhibited.-Le Roy
tG ~ Ga=etse1 1s-ss'-a sisftH hses .sss@'e4FEa
l. VIII.
Dear old Untie usa1 to sleep all day
M aSs a SGs s issssF Fiid1 eg ~ @ night Iige
- .S5DboTT TilgHoJ
She every day Little flannel blankets
Little bit stronger; Was too big before;
DON'T mean 70 be sick Nurse can't pin me,
Very much longer. In 'em no more.
Daddyssp rs I'll l< ls fkirts so suflI,E / III !
Can't hardly stagser; Baby so stout,
Nanny says he jinks Had to let the plaits
Toe much lager "a In ~ EN- nall all Q out ut ..,.
sTssg1y. 7ls . seisiEfrsq N. islI,tsye, :,
Dear little baby - a'i Cot head Of hair
Had bad collie, jess as black as night
Had to take tree drops And big boo eyes
Sassy paragolic. Yat shine very, bright
V tFll9e xu
loot dose Of ta'nip, my Nanny ssys
Felt worse than ever, Never did see
Shan't tate more Amy ozzer baby
Tatnip neverf oie spTss Half as sweet as me.
VI. XIII.
Wind on stomit, Grandma comes often,
Felt pooty bad; gs,.l q Aunt sarah. a. too.
Worse fit Of sitness Baby loves Iem,
Ever had. Baby loves 'oO.
VII, XIV.
Ever had belly ate 1t Baby seads apooty kiss
oldTucie Bniy2i 81 70 his Unties All.
Tain't no fun, now, Aunties and Cousins,
Say what 700 will. Big folks and small.
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dFor 4 while the animal ceased gllaw7-
ing the free and gnawed the boots,
Josh curseing inwardly the while.
At last the gnawing recommended
"Blast him! he Amt satisfied with
eight dollars worth of leather. SO Eli
have to give him seventeen dollars
worth of CLOTH" and away went his
lcqat it was soon followed by his vest
and stockings, and Josh Declared that
his "unmentionable raiment' would
follow the rest, at which declaration
Jemima blushed and said: .,cfIc.x
Oh Joshua
"Blastgif Isd6n't Jemina, +" he spoke
determinedly, and you'd no doubt
make his word good - ~
But the vest satisfied the animal be-
meath the tree, and q few hours later
the mofnihg dawned. Tie lovers, for
they were such now, descended the
tree, when loi to, their astoRishment,
they beheld Jemima's pet calf chewing
at Josh's coat. They realized all in all
instant. 1t was the calf which fol-
lowed them, and not wolves. The
gnawing they had heard was the
harmless animal chewing at some un-
dergrowth which grew plentifully
around. Josh's eyes filed with tears
when he looked .aroupds There lay
the boots, but ruined forever; here
the coat and vest chewed into pulp.
They said nothing, but proceeded to
the Pineapple mansion; where they
told dolefu. story about being freed
by wolves, how Joshua had sacrificed
his clothes to save their lives; how he
slaughtered nearly forty of the raven
Gus animals, &C., SC. A.i.ft
Old Pineapple said such bravery
and devotion should not go unreward-
ed, and placing Jemima's hand in
Josh's told him to make her his mate.
p. S.-They were married and now
live in hut with one room and a
garret, near Fleaburg, now a flourish
ing burg" on Turtle Greek.