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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
SPIRIT 2EvELArIoNs.-The New

SPIRIT REVELATIONS. New
Bedford Aureury gives . test in that
city entirely conclusive. The son of
MIR. Wade was supposed to be loss
with a wrecked ship some years ago.
The iather, q full believer in the
truth Of mediumship between mos
tails and immortals, enjoyed commu-
nication with his loved and lost son.
The son, through medium, inform.
eb him that he "was happy among
the saints, and that crown Of glo-
ry was in reserve for himself.n o.
Mr.. w., however, was taken ell .
back a few days since, by the ar.
rival OF his son in the form OF flesh
and blood, and his relation Of won.
drous 'scapes by field and food
The medium mixzled. - 's'T
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

In St. Louis, last week, the in.
mates of a boarding house, twenty
three in number, were attacked with
nausea and vomiting after eating .
dinner Of soup and vegetables
Physicians were summoned, who dis
covered the soup to be strongly mix
cd with arsenious acid. A bosrdsr
who had been turned out OF the
house is supposed to have commit
tee this atrocious attempt on life.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

A young man out late ct Brook.
lyn, New York, got accidentally in
to the wrong house, and was just
ready to jump into the wrong bed,
when he was vigorously attacked
with broomsticks and other domestic
weapons, and jumped from window
twenty-five feet to the pavement 70
save his head. The watchmen ear.
ried him home, and he thinks be
shall not keep such late hours here.
after % not to know his own house.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

The deepest coal-pit In Great Brit
ain, and probably in the world. has,
after nearly twelve ycars' labor, Just
been completed and opened al Duk-
infleld. The shaft oa this pit 10 six
hundred and eighty-six and sshalf
yards deep, and the sinkipg NJ it
has cost nearly one ,hnudssd ,hous-
sad pounds,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
DENTIsr,-J. j. BhE.uER

IL would rc9pecuuTIy anNW1nt ks-G&sg12
% the citizens Of Findlay, andi0yySSSS
Hancock county, that hU has re. ILb
moved Ia the front room, over Hyutt's store
--entraIce AT the Dali. one door Sor;h of the
Store. He is prepared tn Insert Teeth. on
Gold, Silver. Guita Pcrcha. and Pivot. De
caycd Teeth Filled or Extracted. lie has al.
purchased the right oi Inserting Teeth ou Per.
celain. II is II solid block ut wurN, ani wi.
bear more hard use in the mouth, without tho
liability NJ the Teeth breaking uH the pitlu.-
There are no joints ar crevices IN tho gum. or
between the teeth and plate for the lui-mcnt
ofparticleS Of food, or scCret.onS ot the N nth,
They will not corrodo, on become offensive.
being made entirely of Porcelain, c,n be- r'i"i
more perfectly to the mouth than any other
kind Of work. and offered NJ about one halt the
usual price Of Teeth set ou Gold. Person, lG.
s,rous of having work done, wliipicasr c.,liitnd
examine specimens. J. J. BLECHER.
ia Is. Isis.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
THn wife of a well-known citizen

THl wife of a well-known citizen
in Cincinnati, ip relating q painful
history OF 1er domestic troubles to
the police judge, stated that not y
single word OF conversation had
passed between her and her husband
tor the past toenty years! They
have lived in the same house togeth.
er, and a part OF the time dinsd at
the same table. ''''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

FINHE BIG HI Il BOoI.- There Is no mis-
L take but We sell Boots and shoes lower ior
the quality than other slOp IN this Or adJon-
ing counties. Just call at the 81 IN ofthr Blue
BOOT and see for yourself.
Ladies and Children's Work in superabun.
dance, at such rates ms will make IL an induce
ment To give US your patronage.
Remember our place OF business.
March 10, 1858. j. ID. STUB3S.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

% William II. Rsrey, the oldest Of
tho horse-trsinipg1 brothsghaod, de-
Iclsres that his SYSTEM il equally
Iefticscious in subduing Noa nd
children as horses. Bsfnga 6adpv-
er with ten olive bsspdhsss - iAas
had ample oppossasisEAPzts sh,shs
ltbsitsstA p| hia lhssfytW lila
" odi diiw iO,aoassA af, b pii
'aab yd .,,si ~ sais3soa - ssaa
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
LIME.

Lime should be applied to peaty
.oils--to those which contain u large
amount OF vegetable matter - to
those which are aOur--to heavy clay
lands, and ligu! sandy soils. On
clay and sandy land, the effect is
entirely different, making clay land
more iriable, ana candy land more
anh.sive.
40 lime has = tendency to sink
into the earth, it should be applied
to the surface; and hight dressings,
frequently spilled, are better than
heavy dressings.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
MANCRE.

Ii the general term manure, is in
Guided everything that will Nil Ter
tllity, oF correct drticioncius in the
soil. II SOLE Are too sandy and
light, lime and ashes, 10 dissolve the
sand and render it soluble, is ~
much manure as ID muck dung, or
other fertilizers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
Pounuxo.ssT Tha 1aersmnnao Rae-.-
gives an .account0 ~ }be D6i6C6inx :.
3. 3. ~ sSa$ ~ q: : ss:ss :;s.I n

,MurdocI ~. ~. - uxSs.
probable that the peaches 6eoo poi- -
sened fort tfBi pospose I1f s1rsefDiibx
birds which eat nfughul the dnest
fruit before Il b f6ily ~ Bb{T 0S6l5'
man who would s,a0- -uiHlI-1r1neuwer
should be drunimed out u shS fSt6ss.
The lady who died has relssives
in Musldngum county Ii tIds StmsI
Tie zanssvilIe 06sssssy says shsss /.
Mr.. Mdrdock 10 . brother is.-lsv, ,cf,i
Mr.. John Robinson, of Washington
township in that county. His SIC.
ter, Mrs. Mason, died IN twsnsygis
five minutes after eating the peschgoi
She was = native Of Pittsburgh, pa, "a
and leaves FIVE children aud lnrge.
circle Of friends to mourn her loss.
They emigrated to Califofnia ii %
1851 State Journal. 'ssusdi % q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
FrSpL.r. Ohio. 5uly .gd. i-js.

TJNO TEACHERs.-The Board Of School TX
i sminers for Hancock county. VII Anlc q
session f'r the purpose # exam niuI / tcie'S.
At the Union School room. IN F.NtEty. e.. tho
frst SATURDAY of StuuarY Nnf The iirs' sttJr-
day of February, and tac rf-t and tlir, ) tar.
days oi every month thcreattrr. commencing ~
ten O'Clock, a. M, until further notice j. gwen.
W. X. LEONARD, clark Gf sad BOirl.
Findlay, Jan. 2. lsj7.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

A mari is lime combined with
eartny matter, and this, generally, Of
vegetable character, it is often bet
ter rs dressing for land than lime,
AZ it contains not only the corrective,
but fertliizing dement's.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

Green peas are selling in Norfolk
Virginia, at fifty cents a peck, ant
are quite plentiful. So" ~aN D.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
hLkATlE5.

Potash, soda aud ammonia, called
d'd9}rs an! lime and magncsia,
called alta'ise earths, enter largely
into the composition OF vegetation,
snd their absence would render q
soil st,ri{e.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
AMMONIA,

Ammonis Is powerful element of
Fertility, but ID soon exhausted. 1t
can, however, be restored 10y the ap-
rlication of stsL!e manure. Tie
l>yny, puugept snell 1f the horse
stable, is volatile ammonia, or Larts-
Lcrn, escaping from the manure -
Clay, coal and plaster readily absorb
aud retain it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

AJVrICE.--i am now prepared to give my
IN undivided attention tn tho rcpairing Of
Watches and Jewelry. Persons culrustjng
their Watches e. my care car rest assured
that they Will be carefully. properly. sni
promptly attended I" by myself. / will war.
rant all my work - perform according 10
agreement.
~ shop. two doors north OF Cars Hotel.
west side. Main street.
CI.OYS D. WILSON.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
pHOS PflORUS.

Phosphorus. combined with the
slkGlies and iron, exists in all organ.
ized bodies -snilnal ard vegetable.
Will magEesiI, it forms the seed OF
grasses ani grains--with lime, it
forms the trunks Of trees. 1t exists
in small quantities, is soon exhaust
ed by cultivation, and muet be sup
piled, or crop. viii tail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
Ni9NESIA.

Magncsia is abundant in almost
oil the rocks. The phosphate of
magnesia 10 the principal ingredient
oi the seeds OF gram and grasses
1t forms the germ, while lime and
slleI torn tho stocks and stems of
trees and grain. 1t is abund ant in
the soil.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
noBxRr n HURD. CHy


nR. +. W. Es1ftIkIS, will hereafter de.
IL vote his entire timo 10 the practice of Med
,cine and Surgery, in Findlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention TO business at ri
times.
RssIpxScs-0pposite the Joint Stock Hotel,
on sandusky street, West of Main.
0vFIcE-Four doors South of Wheeler Bros.
81 When professionally absent. orders may
be left ut residencc,-al such orders vii re-
;eivc prompt attention.
March t. (Jan. ! y 1859
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

nR.B. REICH, would rcspectrulannounce
IL that he has permanently located IN flrdl.y
where he will attend to AL calls in his profession
Once and residence on west side of Main II.
In the building formerly oocupiCdby founkin
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
fufornation.

Slick. or sani. is the largest com.
ponent Of soils, and with alumina
and lime, is the base Of all soils.-
Soils are porous in proportion to the
amount Of silex they contain. If
a soi! contains over eighty per cent,
of sand, 1t is too dry and porous for
productive land. 1t will bear the
securing rush only, which is formed
almost wholly OF silex Combined
with alnnina ard the alkalies, it be-
comes soluble or liquid, and then en-.
ters largely into vegetation, and
forns.tha hard coating of the stem
and leaves of grain and grass.
ALuMINA.
Alumina, or clay. makes soil
tough, tenacious, and iufpervious to
water. Strictly speaking, clay is q
siIicate Of alunina, though in COM
mon parIsucr W. use them % synon-
ymous. 1t rarey enters into the
composition u vegetables, it being
rather base for the soil than 2
constituent for vegetation.
lime.
Lime, in the form Of phosphates
and carbonatos, enters lagely into
tue composition Of plants, and is,
IN iact, All Essential element Of
vegetable matter. By acting on
tue alkalies. it sets the soluble silica
tree, making it available for plants.
Ii also renders the soil warmer and
more porous, combines with the res-
inous and oily matter in the soil, and
iorns soap-thus destroying the an
ii!optic matter in the soil, and aid-
lng decomposition.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19

~ ENERAB COLLECTING AGENTS. -
VI MCAHAN 4 MARkLE have formed co.
partnership, and are now engaged IN \ general
Collecting business. Persons who see proper
70 entrust their business in our hands. can re.
ly on having 1t done promptly and satisfactory.
All moneys collected VIII he promptly paid
over.
~ ONCE over Wheeler & Bros store.
ID. ID. McCAHAN,
JOEL HARKLE.
FppLAS, o., Dec. rs, Is57.--tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-19
ri 9. pO,IENOY. Attorncy At-I.n,v.

VTTM C. BUNTs, Attorney nnd Counsel
w Ior At-Ln,v, FISDLAY, Hancock co.. o.
OrFIcE above GREEN'S Drug Store, opposite
the Court House.
April 29th. lS5a.-lY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

Was C0nllIfTID y ~ jail 4 p
4 OsssIss; lSsS, : Nsgis -, - -.
s.ay. So NY = q oaso ceoplgoees
aboss = yssss ~, 5 Sess, 3 isdIss ~.
vill vslek Sbsss rs = $50 pesalsy -
ssnall seas q - bask IL thshsa1. II
sslls BE 49, JOIIRCYLA0, ~ seyu
be bsleaep 70 Johe Burnett, neas Deliv6si
Astaasas. he etnss b hseeey con.
uasAsa v seas fsevase, psevs psepesty,
pay eAssess I'D tsAs NJ evsy, = 4
vill BE- Sssis vilA ailhs Iss diss;ls.
NovsnbW :, looA ll..9u.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

.TAVDDu STAND
GALE.
Nc. r s s;I|S:'' !
IN sp1Ss0aA - boBo1slssssoyiss
~ 1000 esQ1oi1ing siz>ese lesns.. ~,
=, I'll = 1nguDues u 60 ~ (Asl}qR4
tsos.hg ~ lsst eaash
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aAa1uuL Z. oAtpwHl&
14(hs AessA ~ = - sssAls
g. u ~. 49,.
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- vAL0AD0 LAuOo, ooovee,
seeel, Cs1sIcaoset.
nUnSUA,R = ~ 1uss16os u ~
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herr sssss seiv T. m,ssil. ssA shea
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8 r.: : |. ..s ,..astn, .,..::: 1880, s|..: =
@. II. HORTON 90,
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CepteHUe -, trpe. eo-u'
Ce0u)oolooees m q Town looa
nCRSUANT to On in~terlocutosy d..
go, seadsrsd II . ssse wherein
Wood, oaoss 3 TO-, 40 sswplsisaass,
and James Bowers 70 defsndsct, IN sAe
Chaasssy Ceuss u pamola Cesnty, Ssals
1t Miesisslrpi, u the May tesn, LISA,
shsseol, ! 1il, - commissioa~s thssvin
srpoiased, psSseed 10 cell II rshlie avs-
ton, q tho Court House door, IN tho tovs
Of psaola IN ssit County, on Monday, the
9Th DAY of Dsssuher, iSSs, between w
hosrs vvesevibed By Isv, " . cssiil u
sis mvasks fvcm ths DAY Of ssle. visA 10.
lsssss frem said ~ 81 Mls, ~ follow.
Ing Described lsss, 10 the tova Il puscle,
Stale Of Nississippi. vls: Lots No. one,
two, shrcs, four, evs and sis, In taosi
Nos sse, "A assked on the plsn u aaid
town a - shueA thereof q will DAY Tie
nmssnt 81 said dsesss, inlerssl asd costs.
The pdrchaser till be required 10 give
bcad asd security fss he payssnt 81 NJ
pusehoes noWey.
JOHN E. HARRISON,
CouniNivoss.
November 3, leje. (i-4w.
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Ny NV Dounoto
isssisA az ~ that nay vsss sss, vlsI
. tspoESsel love 81 . beasst.w
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w ANN rWOTE.
atissAsls { CssaxIsrs
ARLAws

pANOLA, Miss.
vKyll.L practice In the varioss Courts
w fshis Asd The sdjoisiae OeaaAiss,
thc Federal Cosrt d PoNsctos, ss1 shs
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is entirely different from the usual course. DR.. ".
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DIED.
on the 26th ult., NIiss MARY ASS DAVE.

On the 26th ut., Miss MARY Ann DAVID
SON, in the 70ih year of her age.
TIE deceased died in the faith of the gospel.
She had been for many years member of the
Presbyterian Church il Bedford, aud was an
humble, confing, prayerful christian. Her
life was one of frequent bcFeavements and
heavy trials, bat under ull her Affections she
retained to remarkable degree her confidence
in God, and a spirit of calm resignation to the
divine will tended greatly TO tighten her bur-
den aud stay the bilows of ber grief. Hsr
last illness was of but weeks continuance
To her pastor who saw her the evening before
her death, having just returned after alb
seHce nf several days from home, she express
sed her belief that her time was very short,
adding that she had been enabled through
grace to commit herself entirely into the hands
of her Heavenly father, and that If it Was his
will that this sickness should be unto death she
was glad to depart aud be with Christ. She
made bequests TO the American Bible Society,
the Presbyterian Board of Domestic Missions,
aud TO the church of which she was mehIber.
This being done she waited the coming of her
Lord Calmly she approached he cold stream
which divides the heavenly land from ours,
Of rest, regardless of the dark waters which
rolled between her snd the wishetl-for hoihe.-
Happy are they who lay up their treasures in
heaven, for such when removed from earth are
taken, not from but 10 their treasures. Bles-
sed are the dead which die 10 the Lord We
have lost Gear friend, but our loss is her in
finite gain. May we, and all the friends of
The deceased hear the voice which speaks TO us
from the new made grave, 'Be ye also ready,
Tor in such an hour as ye think not, the Son OF
mau coneth." I. q. L.
at yellow Creek, on Saturday morning Jan.
the 10th, aftel very protracted illness, which
be hote with Christian resignation, being sup
ported by divine grace, and encouraged by tae
hope Of blisstu Immortality, JAcoB FoUGHT,
aged 81 years, 10 months, and days.
lu the Borough OF Ransburg, on the 9th
inst, after q short illness, Mrs. SOPHIA Now
Err, aged 67 years, 10 months, and 2S days.
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M.sHRiED.


On Thursday morning the ilth inst, by the
Rev. r. f. Sample, Mr.. JACOB J. BARNDoL
LAR, Of Bloody Run, to Miss MARY L. FAR
ouHAR, of Bedford.
The young couple have or best wishes FOR
their future felicity--may naught disturb the
bright prospects under which they have SO aus
piciously commenced this important rpooh in
their lives.
At Piper's Run, on Thursday, january 2lst
BY the Rev. Wm NJ. Deatrick, Mr.. JonN w.
STEEL of Yellow Creek, TO Miss AMANDA Nj.
SMITH, of the former place.
On the 4sh inst, in the woods, on the face
Of the Allegheny Mountain, IN the presence of
many witnesses, by j. IL. Wright, Esq. Mr..
JACOB GRoUDoN, to Miss BARBARA WEIRIcK,
both Of Somerset County.