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The Playmate.

The pines were dark on Rnmoth hill,
Their song was soft aud low;
The blossoms in the sweet May wind
Were falling like the snow.
The blossoms drifted at our feet;
The orchard birds sang clear;
The sweetness and the saddest day
1t seemed Of all the year.
For, more to me than birds or flowers,
MY playmate left her home,
And took with ter the laughing Spring,
The music and the bloom.
She kissed the lips Of kith and kin,
She laid her hand in mine;
what more could ask the bashfnl boy
Who fed her father kinel
She left us in the bloom Of May:
The constant years told o'er,
Their seasons with as sweet Nay morn,
But she came back no more.
walk, with noisless feet, the round
ofuneventfnl years;
Still o'er and o'er SOW the spring
And reap the autum ears.
She lives where all the golden year
Her summer roses blow;
The dusky children of the sun
Before her come and 60.
There happily with her jeweled hands
She smooths her silken gown
No more the homespun lap wherein
shook the walnut down.
The wild grapes wait MS by the brook,
The brown nuts on the hill,
And still the May day flowers make swe,
The woods of Follymll.
The lilies blossom in the pond.
The bird builds in the tree,
The dark pines sing on Ramoth Hill
The slow song OF the sea.
wonder II she thinks Of them,
And how the old time seems2-
Ifever the pines of Romo,h wood
Are sounding in her dreams7
see her face, hear her voice:
Does she remember minel
And what TO her is now the boy
Who fed her fathers kline?
What cares she that the orioles build
For other eyes than ours,
That other hands with nuts are filled,
And other laps with flowers!
o playmate in the o'icn tmc
Our mossy seat is green,
It's fringing vioetS blossom yet,
The old trees DER It lean.
Tie winds so swoc, with birch and fern
\ swee,er memory Llow:
Andlhere in Spring the worries sing
The song u long ago.
And still the pines Of Ram tn wood
Are moaning like the sea-
The moaning Of the sea Of change
Between myself and thee
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

We used to hear much Of general
Scott's anaconda, which was to
equelch rebellion summaiily. Gen.
McCl, Hand, following IN the foot
steps of his 'iilnstrious predecessor
fostered the reptile. But it seems
that neither of these Genera 8 under.
stood manipulating rs well as Sec
rotary Stanton. lie has got the
monster to working BEAUTIFULLY
With its head H.. Roanoke, and it's
tail at Springfield No., it is draw.
ing its folds, and tremendous crush.
ing has been the result. L1t II CHI
mond, Charleston, Mobile ind New
Orleans, beware of the Anaconda ;
-[Ilerald.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

TIME subscriber ofrors his farm for sale very
i cheap. This property is located ! mile
South of Cannonsburg. Hancock county, Ohio,
and contains leo acres of choice land, and an
other tract of 40 acres, upon which Is y large
brick house good frame barn, and the best
orchard in the county. The farm Is In geod
state of cultivation, has nrstraie fences, and
an excellent supply Of water for stock at nj
seasons Of the year. .
CASSoSspuRg, Ohio, Feb. 2S, 1862 -l3mpd
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

a north Carolinian upon hearing
that grass was growing in the streets
OF his native city became frantic
with joy. The idea that grass would
grow anywhere in North Carolina was
perfectly delightful to him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14
Farm fo1. Sole.

TNIIE undersigned wishes to sell his farm, sit
uated on the South side Of Blanchard riv
er. eight miles West of Findlay, consisting u
ll5 acres. 100 acres improved, with goot
dwelling house and barns, good orchards, wit
excellent water and flrst.rato fences. II vii
be sold on easy terms and cheap. No bcttc
can be offered for n person wish
ite "A good farm. GEO. ROBINSON,
OAK RIDGE Po.. Hancock county, o.,
Eph gS lSGg
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

A dangerous disease having dcs
troyed many swine. at Little Rock
a rebel ,h,fe says tho devil has go
into the hoys. Well let him ca,
them, and ,he hogs will CT into the
devil.
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Friend Malsby, am pleased that
thee has got such fine organ in thy
church. But said the clergy man;
! thought you were strongly oppos.
ed to having an organ in a church.
so | ann said friend Oh dia, 'but
thcn, If thee will worship the Lori
by machinery, ! would like thee to
have q lirst.rate instrument
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An Alabama volunteer writes
from one Of the rebel camps:
There's a new disease broken out
here the camp disease they call it..
The first symptoms are horror OF
gunpowdcr. The patient can't abide
the smell of it, but ia seizsl with a
nervous trembling Of the knees, and
a whitencss about tho liver, and a
longing inclination to advance back
ward. That's the way water eerves
mad dogs. Then comes what our
Major calls home fever; and then
the suilerrc's wife and nine children
are taken sick: after which the poor
fellow takes n collapse and then q re-
lapse. Bat it is mighty hard to get
"A dlscharee, or even lorlough -sw'
ful hard. Fact is you can't do I
without working the thing pretty low
down A gentleman yesterday AJAX
cd another, why our troops in Ken
tucky were able to do 30 much, while
the Potomac army was kept idle.
lie replied because they had q
good Foote 10 60 with.
Anolher wag said that he was
glad to hear the wounded Commo.
dors waS doing well, ard not in any
need of an l. L G.
A third observed, that for the reb
els to 60 on foot was unpleasant ii
bad weather; but how much wors,
it must ba to 60 with Foot bslinc
them.
Truly remarked louF,'I, footing
a bill is frequently diflicult-but tc
bo q rebel and have yourself Footed
ia dreadful.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

Half a dozen Confederate flags at
Fort Donelson were thrown into the
river. So tho United States flag aud
the Ooiederate flag both tloated there
one in tho breeze, the other in the
water.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

From using glasses on the nose,
you sec an object single; from using
them under the nose you SEQ It
double.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

money, and evidently better eatis.
fed than ever that money is mighty
when brought to bear upon an OBJ
;ectl ....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14
Health Hints.

l. 10 think That the more uihh
eats the fatter and stronger be will
become.
Q. To believe that the more hours
children study ut school tho faster
they learn.
3. To conclude that IL exercise is
for the health, the more violent and
cxhausting it is, the more good is
done.
4. To imagine that every hour ta'
ken from sleep is an bour gained.
5. To act on the presumption that
the smallest room in tho house Ia
lal ge enough to sleep in.
G. To argue that whatever rene.
dy causes ono to foel Immediately
better, is good for' the system with
out regard to more nl.erior effects -
The soothing syrup, for cximple,
does stop the congh of children, and
does arrest diarrhea, only to cause,
a little later, alarming convullions,
or the moro fatal inf Ination Of the
brain, or water on the brain; at least
always protracts tho discasc.'
Z. To commit an act which is
ielt in itself to be prejudical, hoping
that some how or other itmay be
done in your case with inpuuity.
8. To advise another to take a
which you. have not tried yourself,
or without making special inquiry
whether all the conditions arc alike.
Q. To cat without an appetite, oil
continue to cat after it has been sat-
lated, merely to crafty the taste.
10. To eat a hearty supper for the
pleasure experienced during the brie
time tits passing down The throat, a
the expense OF Il whole night Of dis
turbed sleep, and n weary waking
in the moruing,
! IL. To remove part OF dress
Immediately after exercise. when the
most stupid drayman in New Iorl
D knows that il he does not put GOV
2 or on his horse the moment he cOas
. es work in tho winter, he will lost
) him in u few days by pneumonia
~ To contend that because tn
y dricet children in the street, or OF
U the highway, are hearty and healthy
that therefore il is healthy to be dir
ty; forgetting that continuous dali.
exposure to The pnre outdoor air, il
i ipyons, unrcstrained activities, i
y such powerful agency for healtl
c that those who live thus are well, il
spite o! Iags and filth.
- l3. To presume to repeat, late
!, in lilo without injury, the indiscre
;, tons, exposures and iulcmpcranco
n which in the flush OF youth wer
:, praciiced with impunity.
] Il. To bel eve that warm air j
r necessarily impure, or that pure
cool air is necessarily more health.
t, than tho coufned air Of a close an'
s crowded vehicle; the latter, at most
t can only causu faintin2 or nausea
3, while entering conveyance ate
n walking briskly, lowering a window
/, thus while still, exposed to draugll
IT vii! give u col iniaIiiably, or an at
/. tsck OF pleuri6y or pncumonia
which will cause weeks eni month
r of suffering, if not actual death with
o IN four days.
q Is To 'Remember the Ssbbat
l. day by working harder and late
90 Saturday Tia n any other day i
le tha week, with a view to slecpin
late next morning, and staying &
'e home ali day to rest, conscience be
i ing quietcd by the plea Of not fee
: ing very well = [Dr. NaH
n l..
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ISAAC DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Near he Branch Raiiroad Dpoi
FJSDLsT, OHIO,

XI-OuIp respectfully announce 10 retail
w de-lcr. snL consumers IN Hancock and
ldi1iniu. coputies. that he Is more cXten>ivel!
than eyer in tho
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

nR.B. BEECH. cSpcctiulltnnource
IL that he has permanently located IN f!u1lHy
where he willatteud to al calls ia his profess iuI
Office and residence ON west side ui Main ~,
In the building formerly uccupiedhy \ Guunkir
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Buy Vour fine Groceries.

At GUBERS' Drug store. An immense
n immense stock ui fine GroccricS. iu.t re-
ceIved. rD-Thc tc,t Coal Oil in Find ay. Try
and hc convinced.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14
T Is. DUNN.
81. ATTORNEY AT.LAw.


rB- Onicn in Head Quarter, Buil4u-s. over
Taylor " CroninEcr's store.
January IL l>G2.
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Grocery Business!

And having purchased much e his present
stock urryiuus to the CAIs,IuE or'si> ~ Tie
Last, i, prepared ,n give his customers th"
i.lgni a. 1ls
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Old stand on RniIroad street,

Who're everything in .hc Grocery and lroyIs
iou line may hc purchased AT Prices a. Low as
can hr afforded by any similar establishment
iu Northwestern OHIO. lie guarantees to his
customers gs GOOD an assortment as can hc
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-03-14

TN. W. IL. I;ALDHIS has rriuuyc. H.
~ office To room over II. Newell >'""r.
NovJmher 4. >jS.-lu.l
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AT THE LOWEST PRICES!!

pp- All orders filled at short notice, ard The
work will he equal to any, either East or West
August ~. 1850. ". u. MILLER
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CHEAP PURCHASES,

only rc.crying fair commission. in ur l"; I,
ruth," him - continue business, ~ hrr"tniurc
no,wtl standing the hard ijmos. lis pncc "
business at Tie
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SASH, BLIND AND DD0a FACTORY,

UTISHING to accommodate everybody. tho
w undersigned will alsu manufacture ana
Seep on hand. at all times for sale,
Panel Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash,
And every other article In this line -- all made
up Of the
Best Materials aud Warranted!
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under nearly every kind disease to which human aesh d
liable
The following are anong the distressing variety Oi
human diseases in which TIE
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
are well known t. be inaHibie.
DIsPEP2IA, by Thoroughly cleansing the first
stomacha aud creating flow Of pure healthy bile, in
stead OF the stale and ecri kind; Fatuiency lo5s
Appetite heartburn hea0ache Restie.snes, iiteupcf
Anxiety L9i ZuUr ord Iae iaEcDGy, which the gen-
eral symptoms OF Dyspepsia will vanish as nanea
consCQc noe oi its cure.
Co.TIvENEss by cleansing the whole length Of the it,
testines with solvent process ap3 without vo!enGe
81 v.oeut purGes leave the bowels cosYe within two
days.
frvRRg Of ali kinds by restoring the blood 70 reg
MA circulation, through the process Of respFaon IA
insI cases, and the Ac7ova! ISOLATION ct M n;estin.
obstruction III others.
The LIE MedIoines have been known 70 cure RrcurDs-
tsm lciDan"nty il; three weeks, aid I, at in hNif TIA
time, by removing local i!iaZAaon from the GGSoles
and iigamentS OF the JOINTS
nRoPsrEs o. ri! Kinds, By Tre"nr GNd ogtAeTing
he kidneys and bladder tAey operate most degMic!y
these important orcao9 end hence have ever Teen
ionnd certain re9cH :f tA1 west eases VI GraYti
Also oHMa. q" Ci~i3dnipg tToU the 'uyn'02r of the
SCUayY IlGsEs ana iI.ye:ersts &ore. t the i,git,j
purity wuGh these Life Medicines 10 lie b!Ocd and ali
the hu,nGr%.
aiteaiYe effect upon the u!is ths eCd TIE skin ana
he morbid state oi which occasions ali esnptiyo CON
plants sal Ow, clo"dy and Other dis2Gee@te complex
TIE use Of these Pills for very short time wilt effect
an entire cue of Salt khe:I. and striking improve.
Influenza viii alwa be cured by one dose, or twe IN
the worst cOses. So
PILES The original proprietor NJ these medicines
was cured of Plies OF 50 taly sautpg b. the of the
Lite Medcinca aune
FEVER AND AGrR.-For this scourge o! the Westera
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
amp certain remedy Other Ine dicnes leave the system
subject to ectusn of the disease cure by these med
cines is Them be satisfied and be cured
BILIOUS FEyhRs AND LIVER COM PLAISTS.-denera>
Debility of Appetite Diseases oftenales-the Med.
cines have been used with the most henehca results Ia
mt th p;,,tin H..
in its worst forms yields TO the mild yet powerful a,
ton ofthese remarkable Medicnec, Night Sweet.
Nervous Debility New Complaints of all kinds, Pal
pations of the Heart Painters Colc, ore speedy cur
ed.
MyRouRrAL DIsRAsgs.-Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the nudicous use OF Mercury
will lind these Medicines pefeot curet they never
fail TO eradicate IRON The system all the euects OF s'
curry infinitely sooner then the mcst powerful prepera
Preoarcd and sold by w. Il. MOFFAT,
271Fy1l 335 BROADWAY. NEW fonS
FOR eALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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UEG@T7. FANS
LIFE. PILLS AND pH0ENTX BTTrERS.

FBE ESE MEDIClNKS haze now 5cea betaFc the pub
lie of period of thirty years and during that time
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under nearly every kind disease to which human esh
liable
The following among the distressing variety Of
human dis eases in which TIE
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
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ITALIAN BEES.

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