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t OUST Oils!!
fUsii, iprnu. '.?
i- V.ltAI,K, rLAXwHKtX
! i .TroT, . CATOft. ,
' ' skskca, (for tnaotovery.)
, i llllU, . aD VKkT
All WnrrS'ilnl of superior-quality; jo stive and
IjT ante t I LuWKST I'SIO: lit
. ..CillKLN'rJ DRUG BrOKB,
Feb. Jl. J.
SMITH'S
CONDITION POWDER,
Bolng ft Great Improvement on Sloan's
and. kit otter Condition Powders. -
ft N M nrilcle klnf welt knows and item
X eively nsed for many year, bu gained
fortiarir ansme and reputation etoelled by
no other now In ue, as a remedr for Hob die
mil mi lire luoideut lit ,
CattlQ and Ho mas,
. Particularly
regularities of the Blond. l,oti of Appetite,
Cough. Pounder, Hide BoUnd,
lleavtt, Colds. Ac.
For sale br IHHAKL ORF.P.M.
Fixm.ay. Hancock county, Ohtot
in I Hi alore hiiiI ltitnt generally lliuligbuul
irniu ana siicuigaii.
JUT Manufaottliod xnl unlit 1iy
A. & K HENDRY.
Obxkux, Onio,
Jan. .in, inii. lin
IIVUUWAItK,
A. & B. V. XIMMOKS & CO.,
ARE constantly receiving additions tntheli
slock ol Hardware,. Theylnritothe
9 rCI A L ATTENTION
or
Builders and Mechanics
tithetritnctnf
.HOUSE TBIMMINGS:?
Walls, Class,
Irea, Steel,
flash. Doors, ete.
Aarils, Pipeboxe
' smiths' etsriNTres'eoorriis'AKD
SADDLERS' TOOLS;
Forkj, Hoes, Scythes, and Cradles
WHITE'S AND BLOOD'S AXESt
LOO,' TRACE, AND PUMP CHAINS;
Mill, Cross Cut, and Hand-Saws;
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
TRIllOIirtCS.
Cull and nr mine our stork before luylup
you would
Save ITIoiicy!
A. A It, F. KIMXIONS & CO.,
st'ri'KstoNx to i.n.sriNiMOeuo.
January 14, laSU.
Watod Inimciliii(el) !
(Corner MjIh and SamJutky tlrtttn Ftndlayi O.)
UUO,(X)() lbs. J J utter,
100,000 lbs. Lnrd,
for which the highest nwket price will he
PAID IN CASH.
v. s. oiiions'.
Dofemher 13. iRlil.
,1 I)
"VWINf! to the war and hard times, we doom
KJ it proper to Humes tiis I'iiilks of Hkn
TiHTav lo the fnllou'iiiit low ruti's, which wil
bu strictly udhered to, aud no doviatton bat
tivur. JACIJU CAItlt,
II. II. TAIIKII.
i. j. m.KciiKK.
FlKliLAv'AiiStiat ?2. 1801.
Full sets on (iol.l, "u.in.led" sii.no
II, ill 4ii.no
Full " Hllvur " 60 0U
lt.ilf " Ji.Ut)
l ull 11 on Vulcanized Coralite Bub
bur or Auiliorbiuw 40.00
It. ill 'H . ". ' lu.Od
1'ivot with each 1.60
tine tooth mi Hold s.tiu
Tw, thine, or fmir on liold. euuh... 4.00
Fivu, six. Mveu ur wore "... :iuo
One Uiuita on bMlver I.6S
Two, three, or four on Sllvor, eaoh.. 1 0
Five, aia, nr aeven nr moro, euuh... J.00 '
l'arlial sets on IlitoUer 'i.00
F lliug I no Hi with tioid, per t.ivily.. 1 no
..." . ' oibur lUHtenul ..' 0.60
( limning a sot Of Weill l.lnl
Ksliactiox a lonlli wltu ohlorolorin. 0 75
rAtrantuiu leoUt williiiut " O.'.'S
Attention! 'Everybody!
fpilK undersigned respectfully Informs the
X puhllu mat tie iiasMioiigntiue enlireslovk
ai Article at the wellkuown
iirou-rs Store ot ttoseiitUal iVOettlnger,
Wliui o they have on bund and will always keep
lor sale at very low priuea
t'otlue, Hugar, Caudles, Tryikta.
I'en, .Molasses, lakes, Motions,
Flour, I'rovisloua, Wiucs, Ac , kc;
In short, ullart'cles usually to be bad In a well
Sloukud and wtllaioi'ied
Our numerous trisnds, both In tbe town auu
auuoiry, are respeouuuy Invited locall and
too whether they van buy of u Uroooriesof
every duKcripltou and ol the best quality at
luch low rules as lo be fully salieued.
We also buy all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE AT MARKET PRICE.
Everybody -Knows the Place:
Opposite tbe Cottrt-iiouse, Main street.
J01U ii. UOlUi.
Fjmdlay, Peo.l, l8J9.ftt
RBITDRM AN'S
. (rusasaiv-sTouuaroN's)
AMBROTP GALLERY.
1VI 18 establish mom has boon ao long In ope
X ration, and lis reputation la so well kuowo
by the people of iloucock and adjoining ooun-
lies. that wo presumo It is not necessary to
tueotiou t ut r act, mat all uie oinereuiaiy i
ef pictures are taken here, iu a manner thai.
CANNOT BK SURPASSED,,
and at low nrioaw ta auit the Uiaea.
HT A atouk ol fcirtey Cases will be sold out
at uasATLtr reduced, prices. -Haviiiji
a Aar Liauc kloim wltb alt the other
Uiiproi'eoaeoui ot luu day,, we oan proouue a
sooB-riAaii pictunt. Uaaaine ajcimeiui ai
tJjo revolirliui slgo and at the rooms, lu Dr.
Itswaou'e bluua. uuwialla Witeeler A Bros. '
. ..j, 7. - W. ltElTKRMAM.
a MHAttaas AXU TK All Always in rea
J dmess. t '. 1'OnCH 4 UAKtlt'o.
at
lot
.vi
in
Ibe
by
my
I
its
so
so
Inoit ucildiisgs. fipth frnrr.r
pimuumiii, PENN
The Collegiate Course Include the princi
ple! and practice of
Uuiible Entry Book Keeping,
Adapted to eory department of Inland and
foreign commerce, lie Ibe anta-ruf Duff's 8ya
teme oflbstk Keeping. .
ninth mm 4 Partnership Book,
Fe (fpllirmg numerous case of diflloott m en
Inn Mini closing, changes in Arms, Ac, supplied
by the author's forty years' siperience in bu-
The Settlement of Single Entry Port-
nersniB Hooks, -
flenerally so little understood that two "Pn
lessors nl Bunk Keeping" m this city recent
made mil a business balance shuet oniitui iiuv
v,ww urroisi
RrcuryinK Deranged Double Entry
looks,
A frequent and highly responsible dn:.-. ex
plained 111 nn nmor ireniisu tm accounts-,
Changing a Mingle to at Double Entry
i.cugrr,
lltesliated f r the flrs. time lu Duff's Book
Keeping.
The Private Ledger,
For keoplng ttie maultsnf the hiisiners private
(n iiIIum desired hy ex.len.lv firms.) remain
miiv iiiKiiuwn luiuepupiisoi Hit oilier Loin
tnuruial Schools.
Iluilnrv Correspondence.
Hie vuliime of Duff's Manuscript Business
Leilnrs iiir.nU the mnsto miilttu coune of In
struction 111 une.
IluKlneia rirms
Rystpiimtlt iilly nrrHngod and lnuhl In Pon
noct.iin w ith the bunks of practice
( oninierclnl romputntions.
InrluriinJmin crous lnitrif.ii otioriitions never
innriiiiKiiiy liuiKlit III timer siiiiinl,.
Coin 111 erclul mid Ornnmenlnl fenmau
ship, Dr W. If. DulT and C. C. roohriin. ifiithnn 01
the now editions nl the 'tjcmii of reiimiuiahlp,'
and new School Copy Hook.'
Tho ioniliirltt nl tlioo Inihrov ninnlii. and
their elKHiit ImsliinHS wrltlnir. utiuxt tho ml
vnnliiL'es ol this dnpiirlment orer all other Col
leitcs Kiit or W,i. The Inrite rdltlnn of Dull
.t Diiiii'hii s 'licms or Ilunlnoss and UnmrnentHl
l'enmsnslili' Is the most complete sell-iiminint-
or puhlished, eli'xunllr buuiid. mailed post
linid, for . Iln IT A Dum-an's 'Now Hclioul
Copy Hooks.' finely engraved. In elx numhors.
tneniy.iour pses oacli, nne cp, with the au
llmis' Instriii'llons on ouch cover, Mi conts per
1H.1-11. j nr vupiipriii vopy t,ooa in lisp,
for full particulars, send for our elnesnt
now clrclar, pti no, with samplos of our l'cu-
mau t WrllliiK, liicloslnit Mceiits. to
P. Ut'FP iW HUN, PriiwIimU.
to- Strangers will please Inuiiire our mini.
iHtlnn In the rity, where we ru hcsl knuwu.
M in n 1. imu .(lr
MOIIT IS HUE EI SITUS 11!
$3,SOOO
WORTH" or
GOOD GOODS
orrKHCD at
LSSS THAW NEW Y0BX C03T J
The subsrrihor. deslcnlne? to rhanon hi
priMoiil slylo of hiislnpss in Flndlay. odors at
less tliiiu present New York CsrU l'riccs,
nua 01 koous now on nanu, ana
Equnllcd by None In the County
for stylo, qimllly. and general sssorlmenr. at
great linlin'onienls, lor tiie pui pi.se of ol.ising
nut by thu tlrst of April. Wu liava
f JlBOOTS AND SIIOESpSI
Of evory Bnnln, from a flno Iloot, fine (iallor
or floe llootce, dun it to a child's lilUcn ccnl
li..c.
NOW'STHETIVETO MAKE MONEY BY ECONOMY!
Ami you cm du this hy coming to sea us, nnd
buying lor doth only; as
Wr AVniit and Mu-,t Itnvs Atonry.
Eemcmber our Place:
At A. II. llyutl'i Old SlandSign oj
the lime Hum.
Fixnt-AV. Jan. 7, J. D. BTUBDS.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
IN purMmiire i, mi ordtr griiiitod liy the
FroliMte Court of lliincook county, Ohio, I
ill oltlir for salu at pulillu am lion, on
Snturttay, I lie iluy of April, INO I,
one o'clock iiltoriioon, at the dour of the
Court lloiiho, In auld cuiinlv. tho following de
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wn: in tins no. in ami uh in me Ailililioll lo
Kiioray ; nnd also, in lot 1711 In Vance's Addi
tion to FindUv. Appraised as follow s : In
No. 67 iiilf.(i; lu-lot No. Sb at SjjU; lu lot
i r.i ai si in.
Tkkhh or Sslc One-third In linnd. one third
ono your, hiiiI one-third In iwo years Irom
ilsy ol sale; tiie payments to he secured
niurtgagu tijiun the iiremlses sold.
milium n. itur riiA.n,
Ailm'r of f'uuiiKir R. Ilujlmun, iirruif.
Hy fc. llaowN, Altoruey.
llircb 14, HG2.-lw
LANOWORTHT'S
Kust India Dvspqisiu Care
AM)
Fema e - Regulator.
DTJItlKO my iihsncn lu the war this medi
cine will hn iimUc hy my wile, and that of
make can only be had lu Findlay of Issaki.
tisKKN or J. M. Ill eKa a Co.
Itosd tho foluiwliiK statements:
It. U. Ill ko sas "Alier taking It tor a
strengthening medicine ailor a lit ol sickness,
would say that the Butchers ought to favor
shI, lor the nppctiio It gave me was
unough to coiiHiime a beef a week."
lloKKHT HoNKkiisays "Dr. Langworthyi At
your suggestion, 1 bought lor my daughter,
wlio was sintering under soiuo ol the peculiar
diseases incident to lo r aex, a botllo of the
dsl India Dyspepsia Cure. It baa done her
much good Mini I inui-t have aiioihor botllo.
IV q. Jokhan, of Arcadia, says "Your med
inine has done me more good than any niedi
cine I ever took."
1 reter any patient nnnfldnntlv to the follow
ing persons who themselves or tbelr families
nave used lit
Haul Hours, Cashier Findlay Bank;
It. Ii. Kurd, Chester Church,
K. B. Il.tkur, 8. Bergman.
Dr. Hudson, Dr. Beech,
bum up I It. Uray, Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartinan. J. D. Vandoren.l
"The unrivalled sales of this medicine Is an
unnnsuiKauie eviaonceoi its iniruislu value.
f-o!ono .Yries.
REMEMBER THEN
If you have Rtomauh Disease if you have Fe
male Disease
This Medicine Will Care Yon! '
Agents
lnsttL flssss, Findlay, Ohio;
J. tl. Ilussa A Co., Findlay, Ohio)
jAasa Uannimo, Vanlue, Ohio)
(iaissi. A OnTusiasa, Van Uuren, Ohio:
. J. ii. Van DoasN, Fostoriat
I.. A. Baldwin, lit. Ulancbard, Ohio;
Hauckl lli'ssa, Columbus drove, Ohio:
ftAMUKLHuovr, Ottawa, Olilo) -J.
D. U. HirxiKS. Uilhoa, Obio.
Agencies made and Aianls sunn had hUn
C. K. l.inowosTiir, whu 1 hureby aut homed
to a rite my name upon the wrapper, without
which none Is genuine,
l'byslcians furnished bv tha s.llnn .h...
lEilWlNWi .
with a kind larewell, tben, tn the good neo
Is whom t have dealt with so nun .
and a wish that they will sustain my wile iti
the sale of this medloine. which has hansna
many aireauy, t am, wua I Be best of feel
ings toward re; on in tuis oommunlly,
v....! a.iii.r.,1 ....... " j v
A. LAMlSWOllTRV.
CpU Co. A. Gibson Iteg't U. H. Army.
rivni iv. i .1 4i1 ldi:i '
ilrttirnrb tifffrrcnntrin
Wmkm cfievHiHH.
My Country.
V
. What shell I do for thee, my land.
In this tby hour of needt
Thy ciy goti up unto the skies,
And shell I take no heedf
Shall til my nighli be spent in lest,
And all my days in ease.
V'hile thousand sleep in tented fields,
Beneath the wintry bieesef
And thousands more, by silent beailha,
Await the battle oryi
The keenest suffering in war
1 not for those who die.
Oh, Uoil! lo tbink of sll the. woe
beneath the mourner's roof I
The daya of lick' ning, tad suspense,
That herald in the truth)
Oh, Oodl lo think or all the tears
That drench this hnpless Ismt,
From Mississippi's winding eourse .
'To broad Atlantic's strand!
Oh! mothers, wives, and sisters,
Who wsit the tidings dread,
I would our country might bo raved.
And you should weep no desd!
tlut did I count as msny sons
As did Cornelia bold,
I'd gird myself their wenpons on,
And speed them from my fold!
My eyes are full of gathering tears,
Hut nut fur lliosc away:
Aim! that I' ve not one to send,
To flight our cause to day.
—[CLARA MORETON.
Coolest Robbery on Record.
The St. Louis Democrat of the
29th, gives the full details of the
seizure end robbery of a St. Louis
bank in broad daylight, bv Serjeant
0. W. IWman, ol the thirJ Alia
souri Volunteers. la brief, the rob
ber look a squad of men, marched
down lo the banking housof G. S.
Hammer & Co., on Broadway, plac
ed soino soldiers at the door to pre
vent intrusion, entered with the oth-
ers, arrested Air. 11-tmmer as
said on the written order of General:''011'
Ilalleck, and sent him nnder gnardT
to Broadway Garden prison, where
he was received by the commanding
officer without a suspicion that
was not properly in ruillifarv cue
tody. Iledman had secured tho kev
of the sale but eonld not open it.
The bold fellow then sent a requisi
tion for the return of Hammer, who
brooght back to his office
guarded by six soldiers, and com
polled to tako the key and unlock
ihosafo. Iledman next ordered
captive escorted buck again, but in
his eagerness the robber Scrgeflnt'and
failed to notice tho interior .vault.ihopefl
hence it remained ondisturbed.lsue
Leaving tho door of the banking
house unlocked and a sentinel out-
llcdinan proceeded to a restan
rant and soon returned in
. Ho then entered and dia-j'ishod.
missed the sentinel. Persons on
sidewalk looked through tho win-'
dowe and observed the Sergeant'
move rnetits. Ho took several pile
of bills Itotn tho safe- and tho rear of
the counter, and a large quantity of
gold Mid eilver. Ladeu with hisjof
booty he paseed lo the door, looked
it in eight of the crowd, and walhH
off like in business man.leavingspoc.iKird
tators impressed with the idea
the bankers had been violating
aw, and were suminnrily dealt with
in C"i)8qnunco. 1 lie amount lo-l,pstored
was !2,2S9 in U. S Treasury 1
notes. Illinois currency, aud gold and
silver.
ihe partner of Mr. Hammer soon I
neHru inm Mr. u. had Deen sub
ted
to military arret!, tint it was
soino tune liotore he could find the
prisoner. On application to tho
l'rovost iMarshal and Gen.Halleck It
was tonnd that they knew nothInr'l?l
on iuu euujoct, anu tne release ol M
H. was at once ordered. The Po
Ice took tho track ol lied man. and
caught him the next morning in the
act ol leap ng on board the Chicago
train. He wag brought buck from
Alton.
Henry Miller and Thomas True.
proprietors of the restaurant where
ICedman doffed his uniform, were
also arrested, and $030 of tho stolen
tnonov were found on search of Ihe
men and their premises. Only
9170 were lound on K-idman. who
tia.l made extonsivo purchase of
good clothes. He ia but six tern
years old, says the idea of robbing
tne uuiiic oiiginated with him, that
he forged thu order, and that Miller.
irue, and a man named Welch
were accomplices and got part of the
oooty.
ic-in(l
Brownlowisms.
PaMon Browulow told the Cin
cinnatiana in one of his speeches,
mat when the issne is presented, as
it may be, "The Union and no Slav
ery, against Slavery and no Union,"
no ia ior tno Union, and Slavery
may go to the dogs. He ia for the
Union above Slavery or any other
institution.
Again, he said The rebels re
tained his wife and three girls as
bt'Btuges for his good behavior. Up
on leaving Knoxville be told his
wife to be prepared for execution, for
according to tue rebels' ideas, be
snould most certainly misbehave
nimscn. , , ' ,, . , , . -t
Ttw -rebel leader tried to btf op
Drownlov'ft-UnioQ press,'' Ui,rn-
piy was "iny money perish with
thee. I witl see you-to the dv
first."
The rebel then setjod his tirint
ing office, and gave him notice that
uesnonid not publish any more pa
per. The parson said:
I took the advice of my friends
and family, and stopped (he Whig.
It wg the only time in my life that
J ever gave In, for, like Hollioi ram,
i always had a bead of my own.
Tbe rebel took Brownlow' build
ing, sixty foot long sod two stories
high, and transformed it into an ar-i
. . i t t ... . W
niurv iu rupair tue UOliea OUkiao
" !? K.0,.1. Tim preir.
then gate Lie opinion of 'nfgjr.r
teftliog:'
And this wan not all. An Ate.
bsnta rfeimer.t chiiij aloni? one Sah-
btlt day and stole from Die in on.
J n'ffger, a younj nun 01 whom l
Ibonjtlit moch of. It tnitfht have
expected this from tlie Northern ac
tny if I had bi'liovod all that was
Sftid of it, but I did iot expect that
mo Chivalry and tlownr of the South
wooia ne guilty of such nn act, al
ter Mil their boasting.
I tell you to day, npotj the honor
ol a man, that the Sonthern armv
and Its hans-era-on have stolen more
nproee in Virginia, Tvnnessee and
Kentucky during the pact 6 months
than the abolitionists have enticed or
aided away in the last fortv year.
and to-tlay, ao help tneOod, oae hall
ino eoioiers in ther South never own
ed a slave or were ever related by
tho lice of consanguinity with aov
one thnt ever did. Clieere They
aru ollacourinKS of the lowest otder
of society, the meanest eet of cow.
ards on the face of the earth. This
wicked rebellion is about olaved out:
all that is needed to finish the work
is "a little mora frrnne Contain
nratfK."
Grane for ilia maosos. and emn
for the leaders is my motto.
Gov. Sprague on Slavery.
liee" 10 ahsttrd and eliete resold
f body of politicians.
be old issues, bo is well aware,
he'fcr'p quotes from liio 1'rovidence
!
Itions raised by the war. lie says:
('lt is a superficial view, there
was fore, of the present national crisis,
which supposes that this conflict
'can erdnnd leavo things as it found
theiihem. ..
We must cross this flood that swells
foams, or abantlon t'te national
of a glorious future. The is
and already made between opores.
sion and liberty must bo fought out
to tho end now, or rofooght hereaf
side, Iter, and perhaps nnder aggravated
citizn'sicircnmBtancea Slavery rc estab
clotl.es. and tho same consequences
theiwould follow again
"There is really no possible hope,
ifnl end to this conflict but the end
of slavery. There is no euch easy
'escape Irom our national troubles as
some seems to imacine no prospect
the war being sliott but by being
useless, or else bv beinir radical and
to tho false principle, moft nn
thatBParing. To purpose, therefore,
onejthat the Union shall snrviye and its
Ig'ory and power bo triumphantly
nnd perpetuated, is virtuil
ken 1 y to doom slavery lo apeedy extinc
'ior. The preservation cf tho Un
ion and the destruction of slavery
or moral obligttlon to longer
No man tins won more honest
fame in tho courno of the present
war than tho youthful Governor ol
Ktiodt) Inland. His promptness in
IV rwHrdinx troops .when the rebel
lion broko out, his personal servicer
in Washington, and his gallantry in
the fluid of battle, have alike con
tributed to his distinction, lie was
justly renominated for the place be
hold by the political convention ol
his party, and is sheer full? anoDort-
ed bv men of all parties. But Gov
ernor bprague, in accepting the
nomination of the Democratic con
vention.was too wise to commit him.
have passed away, and new issues
nro presented. Tho Uosfon Tian
Review and Journal o( Thursdara
long antlress from Ins pen, in which
he speaks very plainly of the ques
idetermined. and. I mnv add. in ro
a inseparable; aye, identical now;
- who votes tor tlio one neccs
sariiy votes ior ttie otner,
'i have not thought it necessary
to show that, under existing circum
stances, wo are (oleased from all lo
tolerate s'.avery in tho land, If th t
nfety ol tint nation demands its ex
tinctiou. Tho case is too plain lor
doult. The permission of slavery in the
Constitution, if suoh there be, as as
serted and generally adtnittod.is on
ly implied, and nowhere expressly
declared. That instrument seems
to have beon mado in anticipation
of a better and more just time to
come. The Iramers must have in
tended that when slavery should be
dono away the Constitution" should
still remain; and that with this na
tional progress and extermination
of evil, the language of the Consti
union should become even now
more appropriate, and this highest
law of a nation were freedom, and
Justice aud equal rights aro the in
heritance- ol every man abide in its
righteousness forever." '
. J. & H. PHILLIPS,
10 4- iS VI. flair tl., PJ'ITSUURUil, Pa.,
M ANuyACTuagRS or, and Fuaiiss in
Floor, Fiirniture and Carriage
OIL OLOTHB.
Table and Window Khade Oil Cloths;
WINOOVf SHADES, SHADE FIXTURES, &C.
Also, dealers In
LEATHER BKl.TIVd. LACE LEATHER.
INDIA UUUIIKli UEIllMi, HUSK,
bTEAU FACK1.VU,
A 10
RUBBER OOOD3 GENERALLY.
Wholesale and Retail buyers will And
atnok large, well assorted, and at reasonable
dricea. (April 4. 186 J.
NEW ARR ANQEM ENTI
The Hickory Grove Nurseries,
LfSTi-iu aimi an uduiviuqo interest lu all
XX. their stock on the Nursery Farm (the OKI
acres) tn Messrs. Fayn aud UronVlhe Auction
H.ila on the 3d of April is discontinued; but for
thirty days the new arm will sell beauUful
Trees and Fiaiita tn nlail lots at wholuaJt pri
ces, and many articles In farg lots at oue third
loss than regular wholesale prices, , . .
Wr. Hall cau be found In the ofSce over
Breed's store, near fiiilroad depot, when bis
health will permit, to attend to correspond
ence, and see that orders sent tn the Nursery
receive prompt and careful attention.
Address HALL A CO.
Tolxoo. Ifaroh 17,'lSSt.
V. U There are U Blooka (oyer 100 acres)
one Trees and FlauU, besides tbe above.
wiiiuii iianivrw ufn uuy unenp.
Light! Light!!
SIX BARRELS BKtiT WHllU CARBON AND
COAL OILS, just received and for sale at
wuoiesaie ana retail, at
: OttKKN'B OHUU BTOBB,
opposite tue court liouie, riuvitT-
reii. si, i,n.
lood Pills and Blood Purifier
fit p
PHARMACY
DR. ROOAOK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When Da. Rosack. the cotohratfld Swedish
Physlolan, Introduced his Hloo-1'urlHor and
Blood Pills In the United States, he sot forth In
plain language tholr curative properties.
This was veara ago. Tha task of raonmmend
log them has since haon taken out of kit Annrft.
Knllghtened men. whose charactor foraoimd
iudgment and philosophy, gives their opinions
weight In tha community men who observe,
refloot, and make "assurance doubly sure"
before thev decide, are everywhere ap
provlnf and urging the use of these wonderful
Prnparatlona. All who confide in the wisdom
and honesty of this class, or who choose to In
vest Igaln for themselves, ere now of oat siiad
on this Imoortant suhienl.
The evidence In the possession of Dr. Rohsck,
which is nt all times accessible to the publlo,
establish the following
FAOTt
Th" h Bt.Oftn PUntFlKR and tlt.OOV
PILLS have been proved In- analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
Thatthoy euro the nlmst universal compliant,
OYSPKPSI ,
with unerring certainty, nnd In a very short
timet that after all other medicines have
proved list-loss, they rcllova
LI V Kit COMPLAINT,
and restore the health nnd strength of the suf
ferer: I hit SICK KRM ALUM,
who hrivo laneulshoil for years In liolplos
woakness hiiiI di'spondoncy, recuperate with
grout rapidity nn.lrr their Invigorating oper
ation: that all sextml disihilitins are removed
hy their cotdial and gonlly stimulating proper
lies: th.it Ihov reeruil
MIIATTKRKO CONSTITUTION?,
however they may have been trlflnd with mid
abused: thai their direct tendency Is to length
en life, and render It onjoyablu; that, operating
directly upon the pm.oi oj tli.Kut in the Mood,
they C'AtMK MlllJi TO IlKAL
and discharge from the system, every taint of
Mcrofula, wbother hereditary or otherwise;
that they .
KKt lll IT TUB DKBII.ITATBDi
and that there Is no disease of the stomach and
howelei the liver, the nervous system, the
akin, glands, or muscles.
aiusism kiiimi lili'lllITIKlOR OD-
aTHVCTiu.ua op thr 111,000
OK KKCItKTIOISa.
In which thov do not give prompt relief, and, (If
administered before the very citadel ol Ill's has
bono Invaded.) rrr pmnlett and perfect cure.
Hoar In mind tliat tue Scaiitlliiaviui, v .
ttable II 1.00 1) PI 1.1.1 re endorsed bv'
the experience of thousands ol living witness
es, who. In letters, nttlilavita, medical works,
and by word of mouth, proclaim them to be
Ihe very boat preparation of the kind ever of
fered to Ihe brokou-down victims of ill-health.
They bunt diseaso through evorr avenue and
organ ot tue system, ana expel it thorough
ly noil uui Mi.tiii-iii ly.
No 000 ran dotihl their superiority aftcrone
slnglo trial thoy are not only belter, but in
fact, cheaper than any othur Fills, for it takes
a less iiiiiuueroi inoni to produce a boiler el
fort.
Price of the Scandinavian Yegetableloed
Purirlor. 11 per bottle, or 5 por half-dozen
Of the Scandinavian Vegetable lllood Fills, U
cents por box, or live boxes tor 11.
Iteud Dr. Itolmck's Special Noticos and Cer-
tincates, published in a conspicuous part ol
una piuf ii'mu iiniv iu iiuiii.
fir. lhiback's Mo lical Alin.umo aud Family
Adviser, containing a great variety of Interest
ing and valuahlu medical information. 01111 be
bad gratis ol apy ofiiisAgunlt throughout tbe
country.
Ill diilicult or complicated cases, Pr. Eohnck
may be consullud iursnimlly or by letter eu
closing one stamp lor reply.
a new article.
Doctor Roback'S Stomach Bitters.
A new and dolightful 8tomnchio nnd Cordial,
forgiving tone lo the titomacb, and for Ihe
prevention of bilious complaints Incident to
the Western country. Try It.
As a iiioruing (I mi k, to assist digestion and
felievi) Dyspepsia, it lias no eipial. Try It.
In uuviir it is superior to all othur Uilleis
Trv It.
The formula of those Hitters, now (1;1) the
sole property of Dr. Rnbni.-k, orfglnalod with
one ol li.u oldest mid most einiuunt Medical
I'rarlitloneis of I lie West, nnd it. is diroi-tu-
predicated upon the wants of Wotern peoplo.
These uiuors ouniw iiieirsiimuius irom the
poivorlul tome nature of the nu'Ljml herbs
of which they ai'o composed, nnd Mthpy are,
by allaying ininaturulcraviiigsof Ibe sluiuach.
directly proniotivo of
'I' K M I h .1 A N C E,
the pro-cut proprietor bu.'ivves that in making
the 111 widely kiioa u the puhiio wellaro l sub-sorvod-
it will soon bo fur sale by all of Dr. Roback's
numerous Agunts. and at Hotels, Ac, the
country over. In4hu meantime, orders will he
tilled dit'iiol irom Ciiicintiati 111 any iii.?nlity.
and at II. o lowest raits, it is put up in g.'inrt
Mottles, Hint securely packed in one doiuU
uasns. Hall dozen siiiupli caNos will, however,
bu'packod and sent lu any address, if desired.
Hi lull Prli e, at per bottle, or all rur ".
Hrinolpal olllce ii ml salesroom, No. u l-Jast
Fourtlmtrcet, third building irom Main street,
C1rujln11.il 1 , Ohio. Laboratory, No. ii Ham
tiiondstroul. r'ur s.ilo in llanoork hy
LANGWOKTHY A FREY, J
J.M. HUBEK4CO.. ( Findlayj
U1LHKK 1', FAHL dt CO., Vanlue:
Z. BAKNEY, McComb;
L). FE I'EKS i SUN, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON, Benton;
TH J.MAS STARKS, Arlington;
T. MA HON ,t SDNS, vi'ilhainstown;
J.ObllEI.MKH, Van Buren;
i. WALTER, West Independence;
L. A. BALDWIN, Ml. Ulonchard;
And bv Druggist and Merchants irenerallv
throughout tho Uuiuid&ialesand Canudaa.
March li, IMil ly "1
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!
FARMERS AND OTHERS,
LOOK TQ YDUR CWS IBTERESTS!
WE HAVE T11EJ,
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
OF
ss vssHXSAj Md MUI vw4
IN FINOLAYt
All Mado by Ourselves!
AND WILLSCLLTUiaTOTOO
20 per cent. Cheaper
Than any other Clothing Store in Findlay.
Come and See.
too Wat. rixD us in th
First building South of heeler's 8 tore
MAIN STREET, FINDLAY, OHIO.
Come and aee before you purohaae elsewhere.
AS THIS IS NO HUMBUG!
BUT TIIE 80BER4TBtT!l.
June 1. 1840. U. LIEBERTHAL CO.
fOAU AtO CAUHON OIL Tbe beM in
J f indlay, at . o. A J, At, UUBkUUi',
Jan. 34, IMi.
TkialD CAOEl-fUllinali. .t
J ' . D. fret's',, J
Thitsi and Bool i
ooisroafLT
TTAU. PAPtca-At New York PrloeaVai
II a. U. rtUSY'H
Paoo and Booiuroai
SANDUSKY, DAYTON AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday-, April 1J, IStrLfjafoa
will nut as Mkws . . -
. FA99KNOSB TRAINS.
aoasa abera.
Assws.
fandusky. ,. .
Clyde
Tlitlu
I Mat.
8:30 a. I
S:U
:S6 v
111:37
11:08
11:40
l'i:'2S
JTmee A
8:10a.m.
:15
10:10
11:05
11:47
tl:30arrlTd
Carey
rorost
Kenton
Iliintsville...
Bellefontalne
West Li bar u
1:40 a.m.
3:4b -
l'i:iS
12:45
1:03
1:45
1:20
Urhana
t:S
5:51)
7:'0a.m
HprlngDold...
uayton, arriv
3:XS p. m
OO-NO NOaTH.
tMBt.
For. At.
San.JeJ
Mail.
:0J a. m.
Dayton
S:A0p.m.J
RprlngAeld
7:Ui
7:43
8:13
b:3i
N:AS
:A5
10:34
11:40
11:13 p. m.
l'i:4t
Urbana
West Liberty..
Bellefontalne ..
Huntsvil e
1:114
J:0.1
3:43
3:33
4:14
:ir,
S:00 p. m.
Kenlon
Forost
10:3uar
!4:l.1a.m
Carey
Tilth
Clyde ...
4):4
44
40
Ileacb Sanduski
FftEtOnT TRAINS
ooimo sollvn.
Leave Sandusky 3:1.1a.m.
nvne a;o
Tllfln 0:IS
Carey 7.24
Fore-it t,;i7
Kenton n:iis
Hiintsvilln 10:M
noltefontalne 10:5.1
west Liberty IMS
Urhana 13:00 a.m.
Rpriiigtlold 1:05
Reach Dayton j;io
OOINO MOSTB.
Leaxe Dayton
Bii'rtngfleld
. fl:0fl a. mi
.11.43
. 1:10
. 3:0
. 3:M
. S:IO
. 6:30
. 0:1
. H-.01
. fl.iS
.13:10
. 3.00
Uii
liana.
West Liberty
nonoionraine
Iliintsville ,
Kenton
Forest ,
Cnrey
Tiftln
Clyde
Reach Bandusky
KINni.AY TSAINS.
Uave Flnillnv at 0:45 o'clock, a.m., and return
at 4:30 o'clock, p. m.
All Tmlna make olose connections nt Cltds!
with Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West.
. H. RICE, Superintendent.
May 1, 131.
1
1862. 1862.
Pennsylvania Central
RAILROAD.
1X5 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
(Willi its i-iiiinecllons)
IS
A rittSf CLASS KUU TB,
FOR SAFETY, COMPORT A SPEED.
I'O ALL THE EASTERN CITIES!
THE TRACK IS STONE BALLASTED
AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM DUSTI
THREE DAILY TRAINS
Kbom
piTTsncnciii to Philadelphia.
(with close connections from Western Cities )
all cONarcTiso nisrcT TO NSW to.
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA.
AMI! CLOSK COSNSOllONS AT HSSSISSUSO TO
UALTlMOltE ANIi VV ASIlINtiTON.
ALSO
CONNICTiaa AT BsLTIMOaB. VIA Allistowm.
Three Daily Trains to N. York.
FROM PITTSBUROH TO NEW VORK
oat tsain acss dsilt (430 milei.)
via ALLariTowN, without oiitNoe or ess. ,
Arrlvlua; In Adranre of All Other Itvutrs.
EIGHT DAILYTRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ticiiti roe t,L( to tot to a av soitos il.
Uoal lieketa (lo,.d on snv of the Sound l.n es.
FAHE TU ALL POlS'TS AS LOW AS
A.W HUME.
SLEEPING CANS
ON Xltlll T TltAIXH Ttl
PhilacVa, N. York & Baltimore,
BAGUAliE CHEOhLO THHUVOH A. XV
J H.l.ysFEHHEl) EHEE.
TRANSPORTATION.
Mt RI'll VMI1-.K. PltOlll'CK AM I.1VG
B'KK Ii t'AltltllSIt Wi l li DISPATCH,
AT TUB LOWItT HtTKS.
W. II. HOLMES, ) t ENOCH LEWIS,
Gen. fuss .-lrnf. V G'rn. Suverinte f,
IsniANAi'oi.is, 111. ) ( Altoona, 1'eun.
I' . hru.iry 3, latil.
General Order Io. 1.
Vl.L persons knowing thomsolves Indebted
to J. D. hi uh lis, eilhor by note or book
acooiiul, are nornui notinou to rexrl thein
selves to Head Quarters, aignof the Blue Iloot,
in Kiudliiy, Ohio, by the Is day of March, lst:3,
and solllo the samo. By order of
M. I.. IIIIiGIN'S,
iVo- Gen. Agent Gummmuling the Pmt.
Feb. 5, 1MJ2.
General Ortler IVo. 2.
I7IOR the purpose of closing out our stock of
liiaids on hand by the first of April, we
odor our present good assortment ol uoolsanu
Slues on hand, at Ural cost.
si. I., mutiian.
M ij. (ion. Agent Commanding the FosL
r eDruary a, lev.
To the Unemplojed.
I WISH to employ nn Agent in every county,
to solicit orders for the
Little Giant Sewing-Machine:
Price 0nly $15 00.
Ilemmer, Uuuger, 8erew Driver and
I.ttra Needleal
Will nay a salary or give a. large commis
sion. County rights given to Agents.
Kor particulars, descriptive catalogue, Ao.,
address, with stamp,.
r. a. I'Ai.r;, luisno, onto,
Jan. 30, 3m Ueuerul Agent lor U. S.
There is No Use Talking.
It has beoome a settled fact that
HIIII KS' DRUG STORE
u THE ri-ACi to scr
Drugs,1
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils,
Varnishes,
Dyestuffs, .
Patent Medicine,
of all kinds in the known world; -
snnsixiiia
of all kinds, from a Broom down to a
Cam el' a Hair Pencil;
WkiUwash and Paint Brashes,
Shoe, Cloth, 11a ir, ttad Tooth Bmthea,
Toilet 8oaps, PorfmmerT tuid Fincy
Artiolet QonerallT.
AU Kinds ot Wtmltm and CaaAeilaaa.
. . - . ' .!
Oarboii Qil that Can't t$ Boat
;., ;: mtindlay,
S. A f. If. HDBBB,
JADSAryjO, J8BJ,1 , ., , ,
T-SCST MHM'K The beat stock of ProDrle-
II tarv Uadleinas anA tkii bast and oharnest
stock or Drugs, Medicine. uiosenea, ana No
tions, in r iuaisy: an a (
Jan. 14, )S83. HUBr?R9' Pace Btom
DR. HOOFLAND'8
Salsamio Cordial t
Foa tea srnor etraa or Ootrnns, Cotisi, tnrt.tr.
arstA, Croup, HoaatiuiitssUaoNeuiTia, Hmro
anaiA, DisgAssaorTos Uowils, asisjno rao
Coto, InciritKT CoasFarrroN, asd roa ma
asLisp akv (ir at all roFSisLK) crs or Fa.
T1BKTS IK ADV AKCKO STAOSS Or TU t Unit DU
- RASH.
The Rultamlo Cordial la entirely s Vegetable
production, combining the healing prupertlee
of the Balaam, with the Invigorating qualltlea
of a Cordial, producing a ocmbinntlon ao well'
adnptod to the purooses Intended, that there
,are but few ca.es of diseases which will not,
,at au early period, aooeumb tolls healing and
lire-giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment of r.nlmn w
diseases oooupied tha grantor portion of the
attention of the sciotitiAo ol tbe medical world,
but none acquired more eminence in his treat
mnnt of these illnesses, than the celebrated
Prussian Dr. Hnnilaud, the originator of the
Balsamlo Cordial. His life waa devoted to the
production or ri.med es that would stand unrl
vailed. How well he basaucceeded, the Amtr.
can people re able to Judge; and we positive
7 " Pfeparationa that have ever
been placed be lore them, have conferred the
same amount ofbeneRtaon aufterlng humanity,
or have elicited so many oommendatlons from
all classes of society, as the remedies or Doot
HiM tland, prepared by Dr.C. M. Jackson A Co.!
i f Philadelphia. The Cordial is designed for a
class ol diseases more general and more fatal
than any other to which Ihe people of this
country are siihject those springing rrom a
slight cold. That eminent authority, Dr. Boll,
saj'st "I win not say that colds are to our In
habitants what the Plague and Yellow Fever
are lo those ol other countries; but loan aver
ooiihdently teat they Usher In disease of great
er complicity and mortality than these latter."
VEGETABLE AND NO ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONI
R. HOOFLAN8
CELEBRATED GKItflAN HITTERS.
Prepared by Dr. O. Id. JACKSON A CO.. Phil
ailujphia, Pa., will ellectually cure Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Chmnto or
Nervous Dobilily, Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all direaxes arising irom a 'disordered
Liver or Stomach.
Such aa Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness
or Blood lo the Head, Auidily of the Mnmaoh,
Natives, Heartburn. Disgust lor Pood, fullness
or wolght in the ttumacli.soureruullons, sink
ing or fluttering at the pit of Ihe stomach and,
at tho heart, hurried and diDlouil breathing,
uhoking nr suffocating sensations w lied lu air
ing posture, dimness of vision, Ao., Ao.
The proprietor, in Galling tbe attention ot
the pub'lo to this preparation, dots so with a
feeling of the uituost eonildeuce in its virtues
and adaptation to tbe diseases for which itle
recommended. It la no new and untried art),
cle, but oue that has slood the test of a twelve
years' trial be lore tbe American people, aud.
its reputation and tale are unrivalled by auy
similar preparMloiie extant. Tbe testimony
in Us favor given by the most prominent and
well known i'byslciaiis and Individuals in all
parts ot the country Is Immense, and a careful
perusal of the Almanac, published annually by
the proprietors, and to be had grails of any of
their Agents, cannot bulaallsly tbe moat skep
tical that this remedy la really deserving the
great velehrily It has obtained.
11F.AU '1 UK KVIOKKCV:.
t ram J. Actelen Brown, D. D., Editor of fw
Eiicucloptdta oJ'itWigioMs A'aouaVe'gs. Although
out disposed lo lavor or recommend patient
medicines in general, through distrust ol their
ingiedieuiaaud sUuns. 1 yet know ol noeuffl
cienl reason why a man may not testily to tne
beiiollt he belluves bimseil to have received
Irom any simple srvparatlon, In the hope that
he may thus contribute to the benelil of others.
I do Una lbs more readily In retard to Hunt.
land's (ivrmuu Bitters, because 1 was preju
diced against them for years, under tbe Im
pression that they wore chiefly an alcoholio
unxfre. 1 am Indebted to my friend, Robert
shoemaker, esq., tor the removal ol Ibis tire-
judice by proper lusts, ami lurenciiuragenient
lu try i ne hi, wneii suuuring irom great and
long continued debility. Tue use of three bot
tles ol invso Bitters, at the beginuiug of the
present year, was followed by evident relief,
acd restoration to a degree ol bodily and men
tal vigor which 1 bad not felt for six months
before, aud bad almost despaired of regaining.
I then-lore thank tiodand my Irluudlurdiruvt
ing mo to the use ol them.
PiiiLAL-'A.June '43, luiiO. J. N, HR0WK. ;
Head wkat tlu eminent fuit' Manufacturer, J.'
M. ll'Ailuif, uiy of tke Baltamic Co dm. Be-
specled r'nenu : Having lor a lung time been
aciiuolntod with the virtues of thy Balsamlo
Cordial lu Coughs, Colds, Indammalion of ti e
Luucs. Ac, 1 thus Ireely hear testimony to tta
cthi acy. For several ) ears I have never been
ailhout it in my luuiilv. it also gives mo
pleaaure .o statu Unit 1 have used it with en
tire tuci'tsa in tho treatiuuul of Bowul Com-
piaiiils. iuy Ir.cud truly,
JUll. 11. Willi ALL,
lt.icu si., above 4ib, Pniiada.
Fifth mo. 17, lt5.
'lheu uiciliciiies are for sale by all rcspool-
alilu I'riugisis auu dealer iu meiliciues, C'aiia
das, BriUMi i'rovinct-s, and West Indies, at 76c.
per boltle. Ilo sure and gel the genuine, with
the signature ol C. M, Jai son wn Hie wraiiper
oi oacl, bi'llle: all iillu-rs are counterfeit.
I'mieipal Olllce mid Maiitilacloi y, OJl Arch
St.. i'hlladelphia, l'a. March 7, l-lir. l J y
Sold iii Findlay by liubcis, Ureen, Fry.
WILlTaM L. DAVIS,'
ttAi.ra in
anooHniias,
PROVISIONS. SALT, FISH,
LUMUKIt, dsC,
Tattor 4- Rorr's old eland, I F11DLAV.
Jlf am ,fi rrf , ( Ohio.
HE koeps constantly on hand a full supply
of everything In his lute of trade, umbra-
i.uig
Candles, Nuts. Fruits,
Molasses, 'hugnr, Syrups,
- Chocolat, Teas, Coflee,
1'rpper. Spice. (iiugor.
Mustard, Mace, Cloves,
Tobacco, BuutT. Cigars,
Caudles, Rice, Flour,
Fowder, Shot, Lead,
Candles, Oils, Ac.
Besides the nrtlclea enumerated above, be
will always keop a g d assortment of
Stoneware ami Woodenware,
together with
EVERYTHING THIS CUMMliNlTY MAY NEED
In his line of business; and be promisee to tell
AS CHEAP AS TUB CIIKPKST.
He Invitee all who wiah good articles of Gro
ceries, to call and examine hla stock and pri
ces, aa be ia aaiislled tbat be uau suit but cus
tomers In regard to -
Variety. Quality aad CfceaoraesaL.. -
Don't forget the placet near tbe bridge, west
aide of Mam street.
March 14. Iv63. (ly
DIPTHEP.IA OR SORE THROAT.
ONE DOLLAR will be given to every peraon
who has Dlptueria, after uaing oue botlla
DR. PAGIN'S ANTIDOTE.
For sale by all Druggists la Findlay .SB
Jail 33, 1HS1. (ly
T
V t tCACIlbillS. Tho Board of Bohool K
auiiners for Hanoock county, will hold
sosslon for the purpuseof examiliiug Teachers
at tho Union School room, lu Findlay, on tbe
Brsl Saturday of January and the first Satur
day of Pebruary, and the first and third Balur-
aaysoi every uiouiuinereaiiertuuuiuieuuingaL
teu o'olock, a. m., unti If urther notice ia givea
auaa uukbas, curs.
Finplav, Jan. 1,15U.
N. B. A llsDiillcants wlllbareaalredtopre- ,
sent to the Examiners a eeHi Scale signed by '
two or more of their present or previous em
ployers, giving a satisfactory statement as to 1
their mural, oharaoter and laKhfulnesa ae
Teaohors; or, If tbey have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying to then
mora) onaraoter anoaiuaiuw oaoiia. .
New Hemodles for Spermatorhoea.
HOWARD fAHBOOlATIONS FHILADULPfllA.
A Benevolent imtuulton tttooaiAta oy ipecuu en.
dowmetU, for the HtlitJ aj tne Au an. Nt
frsitsii, ufftict'ed MilA Kindest usd Epuitmn
IHetatee, and etpeciully for (At Cure of aVm
laeet of the Sexual Organs.
M1
EDICAL ADVICE given graUa, by the
Aolins Burgeon.
vii.ii.hij. ku'uuib on wiiaiaim law.
and other Diseases of tbe Uexual Orgaas, and .
ou Ibe NEW HMKDIEU employed In tbe Dis
pensary, sent to the unnoted in eeuiou leiier
euvelopes, free of charge,. Two or three
sump (or postage will oe aocapuble.
- Address un. prvxx.ui.v avyuuniun, suv
Inn Murseod. Howard Association, No. 1 South -
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
July iv, Isui. ly
COAL OIL LAMP am COAL pit. to nil
them, at HUBEIUJ' Dauo Broas.
Jan. 34j lael. . -
Eight Gallons Soap for 25 Cta
TIUHT QAIVLOIVS SOAP FOa M Ml
J2j 0do box CoDcentrated Ley, oostlog 36
' 1 . it L. a1..1,i ....It...-". J CI sa
uuuia win iumb iiiui Hiiuua KuvupuVs iry .
it. To ha had at .
GREEN'S PRHfJ BT0R8.
reb.Jl,ISM,',
in i
Jtaricica1 hkcuia e,
KXECVTIONS, also .
BLANK NOTBaV .
Just prinudand for sale at this OAoe

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