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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16
AFFECTION ,l,9 OF TIE sfIyE CURED.

utlAilTlt IhlNs, NOV. |. ISM.
Messrs. Thos. AllcaCK * Cn.-plsass sc,,d
with dispatch, twelve dnz. Al-ock's Porous
Plasters. Our daily experience confirms
their very superior excellence At THIS mo
ment OF writing, man applies for one, who.
by enlargement IN the sugtIt n machinery
had ooth his legs broken, spine severely m.
iured, and was for nearly year ENTIRELY
helpless. TINS man tOu1J ro'icf very soon
by the application Of plaster T. HI spinc.
lie was soon enabled 90 work. an navy he Ia.
bors rs well as ever. he would Gle, TG,iiy
pay - Tor 4 single Plaster, DO tiey could moi
be hdd Hta lower rate. am surir seI thai
surgeons dp not make Use OF these erfDr.,
ted pAsiers, TO tho exclusion pi All others. as
thoir o. x'bllity and adhcsiveuess arc greatly
IN advance AT Ah other pl istcrs with which
am acquainted while The peFioralions ne.
culiar 10 them rendered them greatly sup6rl-
or TO al others Tor ordinary suruis,J u.es
knowing the plasters To be ~ useful, have
no scruplcs that my sentiments RloulI In.
known. j. w. JOHNSON Al IA
Principal Agency, Braudre h House, n. Y
Sod BY all dealers In medic ncs.
teb9 In
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

HOUSE AND SENATE JOURNALS
There is a law requiring that each
Township Clerk shall get each year
from the County Clerks Office a
copy of each of the House and Sen
ate journal and preserve them
Mr., Dennison has received the docu-
ments, and wishes the Township
Clerks TO call and get them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

PnYsICIAN.-We call the attention
of our citizens to the card of DR.. w.
Waltman, IN another column. The
Doctor is physician of many years
experience, and comes among us
with the intention of being Il pcrma-
nent citizen. He has the highest
testimonials as regards being Il well
read and successful physician.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16
BALLENlINE'S NUTIUN STORE
4 ~ IL I'm nlnnn u Inn.
BRADtEysGs PLEx ELLIPTIC SpING HOOP SKIRT
$500 PER YEAR! WE

want agents every where to sell our improy.
ed $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
ohderand uppoi iced Warranted i've years.
Above salary or large Commissions maid. The
ONLY machines sold in United States for less
than $40, which are fully licensed by Howe.
Wheeler ~ Wilson, Grover d Baker, Singer 4
co., and Bachelder' ALL other cheap ma
chimes arc iniriDgements, and the sKLLER or
USER are liable to arrest, fine and imprson,
ment, Circulars FREE. Address, or call up.
on on shaw Clark, Biddoiord, Name or at No.
s53 S,, ,b5oadway, New York; No. 23O Carter st.,
irh,la1oip,ni,,a' "a: NO. IA L0mbard's Block,
ohlcaso' III; No, 20 West Fourth ST., Cinon.
falo, N. Y. aeoqS.lvi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
81, D. & c. II. R.-FMDLAY BRANCH.
FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RR.


on and alter Nov. 10, 1865 trains will leave
7Ituons daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
lran leaving Chicago at $3.50 p. NJ, leaves
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16
AIlcock,. Pnrons pI,.,nrs-

druggist said the other day. vou have no
need to advertise your Porous Plasiorse fnr
every one sold certainly causes "A dozen fo ha
sold and dozen sells a gross. and SO on.
You Will not be able To supply The damnni
s'on. Butwc can supply thousand yarI'
"A day. '"'''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

OFFICE or THE AUDITOR STATE Insurance DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, o.. o, 1866
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
Al Re1naIrlkable Case.

-
A remarkable case, in which a Boston lady
is now on trial before the Superior Court at
Hartford, Connecticut: The particulars are
given by the Hartford Hssst, as follows:
A lady, Mrs. Deshon, now Mrs Mary Jane
Rand, residing In Boston, had a boy BY her
first husband The boy had several singular
marks on his person, and slsoe 8 serious im-
pediment in his speech. When the child
was five and a half years old it died sndden-
ly while its mother was asleep. The singular
appearance of the boy led her TO have an au-
topsy made, and she afterward prosecuted the
attending physician and apothecary who had
furnished the medicine. Rufus Ghoate was
her eounselzat this time. Some two or three
years after Mrs. Rand observed. child in
Bostonswsich resembled hers so closely that
she followed it fer some time, but finally lost
sight of itsands its attendants. Two years or.
more eapsed before she heard ofzit again, and
found that it was, in the Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb in this city, being charity pupil
from the State of Massachusetts, A picture
of her husband, whom She claims was the
father OF. this child, was shown TO him; when
he instantly exclaimed. as well as he,could,
and in the presence of several witnesses,
''That's my father; he lives in Boston,
A careful examination has been made of
the boy by physician who attended him du-.
ring three months sickness, and he says
that .'God might have made two persons SO
near alike, but that thiswas the first instance
of the kind that had come to his knowledge"
The marks of the boy now here correspond
exactly to the one he attended, and wlo was
afflicted with "a serious rupture, which the boy
ut the Asylum had also; . Mrs Rand,s testi-
mony occupied the court during the entire
day. Tuesday. and her counsel, Mr. Eaton,
has considerable more testimony to introduce;
which, he thinks, cannot fail to convince any
reasonable person that the child Of Mrs.
Rand was taken away whilst its mother slept
and another one substituted.
On the other hand, the. putative mother,
Mrs Phillips, Staples, Wilder and Frost, she
having married several times, claims to be
able TO substantive her claim to the boy, who
she says is hers, by Dir. Frost. He was ad.
mitted to the Asylum some four years ago,
under the name of Edward Frcst, and is now
thirteen years of age, and, as we have said
before, as charity pupil of Massachusetts,,
but during this time his mothe, or she who
claims to be such, had paid little or no at
! tention to him.
The case is one of the strangest on record.
and viii probably last for several days, and a
great deal of interest is manifestedi in the re.
suit. SAX. E -~5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
To the Women Of the South.

Richmond is begirt with an army of Con-
fcderate dead. The hallOwed precincts of
our cemeteries arc rendered still more sacred
by their gravos-to be counted by tens of
thousands of martyrcd heroes; around US
were bloody battleSfields, aud hero were tho
most crowded hospitals The dead OF both
are sleeping at Hollywood and 0akwood.-.-
Not alone--the fallen Of Virginia are burieU
here, Your loved and lost, bravo and ohivap.
rous spirits, whom We, too, learn to love, re-.
pose side by side, with ours The greater
proportion of your best and bravest young
men, chcered by your blessing and strength
ened by your prayers, came to Virginia to
battle for our cause.
Many, oh how many of them fell ON bat.
tie fields, or died in hospitals, the victims of
disease engendered by the exposure of ardu-
Gus campaigns!
There is no country upon whose roll of honor
shall be inscribed the names of the Confede-
rate dead. They died for and with their
cause
Their courage and devotion obtained tho
plaudits of admiring nations. But it is tho
recollection of their sufferiDgs, their patience.
and their uutimcly end, that most tenderly
endears their memory to US. Dying, they
left us the guardianship of their graves It
Is grateful service, duo alike to them and
" theH surviving IflendS. Let US keep green
tho turf above their heads and build monu-
ments to mark for generations yet to come tho
place Of their repose.
A society has been formed in the city of
Richmond entitled The Memorial Associa-
tion."
The objects of this society are to collect
funds to be applied in enclosing, arranging.
returning, and otherwise placing in order, tho
graves of Confederate dead Inferred in the
cemeteries of Richmond, SO that the names
Of our fallen soldiers may be permanently
preserved from oblivion, and their last rest
ing places saved from the slightest appearance
of neglect or want of care.
All persons who make donations for tho
purpose Of carrying out the objects of this
society are enrolled as members Of the same.
Wewould respectfully suggest TO the ladies'
of the South to form auxiliary societies. CO.
operating with US in carrying out tho objects
above stated. As soon as such societies aro
formed, it is hoped that they win correspond
with this association. Letters may be ad-
dressed and contributions sent to Mrs. VIM.
II. Macfarland, President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

huge and distorted proportions, the shape and
form of the upper extrcmitics of the one, and
the lower parts, terribly elongated and Teek-
ing with mire and filth, aud emitting smell
of phosphorus, of the other. The single can
dio burning upon the mantel went out, aad
in the darkness which succeeded, forth cams
from the nostril aud eye of the monoeulcuA
monster volume Of smoke and fame which
soon filed the apartment, and so affected tho
organs Sf respiration that suffUcation seemed
to be imminent.
With a deep cultural gFoan, and still send
ing forth his fiery breathings, this MinOtauT,
man, beast, or demon, lifted his disgusting
aud scaly digits, aud, slowly and with pro-
voking delibcratiou, passed them over the
face and person of each member of the az
frighted family, with yell that seemed to
shake the building from foundation to rafters,
then leaped through the open door at tho
rear of.thes house, rushed into tho forest, and
was soopslosE iu its pervading gloom and dark
ness.
There was no sleep in that dwelling on this
eyentfal night; and tie next morning. NO
traces of the phenomenon could be discened,
except that alSug the track of the strange
visitor were found somc small PARTICLES re-
semblipg crushed lava, and the sulphurous
and phosphorescent Odor which filled the
house was proof positive to the inmates that
they had not been dreaming.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
tr. om the St. Louis Democrat, lath j
Suicide o. an Editor ofthe atlanta Era.

About week a.~o DR.. B. Z. Seago, as
sistant editor Of the Atlanta Era, arrived in
this city, and took room IL .'he Eth story
of the Southern Hotel. He apee.%red quite
melancholy, and had but little to say :" any
one about the hotel. !. On Thursday, b..'ls
were sent to the Office from an apothecar,'
for one ounce of morphine and three pre-
scriptions composed of morphine and chloro-
form. The last seen of him was on Friday
night At o'clock yesterday Sunday his
room was entered through the transom:s and
his dead body found lying on the bed.
Coroner O'Rcilly was summoned, and an
inquest was held. Several letters written by
the deceased short time before his death
were found on the table, showing that he
had taken his own life. No money was found
among his effects, nor had he deposited any
at the Office of the hotel. He was about
thirty years of age Several letters, written
in pencil, were found.
THE SUICIDES LAST MOMENTS.
This isz1uy fourth and last Dose 1 am
getting quite sleepy, and soon will be gone.
Welcome, Oh death! To live is to suffer
unutterably;Nto die is to be at rest.
Much could write, but breyity must be
the style nov. / only desire to be remem
bered kindly. Letthose who love me love
my memory. If L have wronged any man,
let him forgive, as he would wish to be for
given. But one. word for her who alone has
won my love. She who had evidence of nv
love five years ago still reigns alone in nv
heart. Day before yesterday [ sent her a
few lines, WHICH. when she receives them,
she will recognize, though there is no sigma
ture to them. May God bless her, and deal
with her teuderly Let no wave of sorrow
ever cross her breast; no misfortune ever cast
its blighting shadow upon her soul. j am
too sleepy to write well, and can only say,
goodbye. oh. shall,we never meet! While
our hope and bliss are young, = bus t.iio
more. Alas! alas! shall ]. meet her.no more.
God bless her. Her name is Della and
desire that this may be sent to her through
my uncle, I'll. r. seago.
Good bye to ALL, May God in his mercy.
bless all who have ever loved me. / am
now getting very sleepy, but oh, sweet is the
death that relieves the soul from the anguish.
the griefs of this life, which is but a few
days and full of trouble
1.-The proprietor of the hotel Will be Kind
enough to telegraph to my uncle, Mr. a. r.
Seago, Atlanta, GEORGIA. immediately on the
discovery of my suicide tomorrow morning,
Accept my thanks for your kindness while
| at your hotel desire to be buried by the
Masons, and in the cemetery at Atlanta.
Georgia. / have tried to live nobIy and die
nobly To correct any impression that might
be made, state that this is no story concerI-
+ ing my griefs, and call again the proprietors
to be ready God bless all. Goodbye.
j LOUIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
Interesting Divorce Case.

Z A divorce case, which has been lately
pending in our courts, and towhich has at
tached something of interest, was decided on
Wednesday by Judge Meredith, who issued
a decree in favor of Mrs Jessie B. Harvie,
plaintiff. absolving her from the matrimonial
bonds formerly existing between herself and
Robert llarvie.
The suit was prosecuted by "A. Noise, Jr.,
counsel for the plaintiff, who is a,well known,
pretty and popular ex,actress and danseuse,
having formerly figured on stage under her
maiden name of. Jessie Warner, and, rumor
says, that. undaunted by the unfortunate ter
mination of loves first young dream, the fair
divorced proposes soon to link herself in hy-
rnenial bonds with some other daring spirit:
The husband found consolation in the loss
of his wife by the unexpected gain of for
-tune, for on the very day on which the divorce
was granted heireceived a letterfrom his faith
er (who was supposedt be dead announcing
his return from foreign parts, and offering
his son the sum. of S12. .00O with which 10
commence sbusiness.-Richmonz Enquirer 2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
The sohoolmaster,s in that Bed.

The following is one of the many incidents
that befell "boarding round schoolmaster." ;"
had been teaching in Lewis county. in
this State, and this term was boarding round
One evening, afterschool, one of my scholars
stepped up to me and said:
chr. Jones, father said you would como
home with me-"
"Very well, ]. L.repIied, and forthwith set
out tor my patrons house, which was distant
some two miles. Now, be it known, that
james McHarry-for such was his name
had two daughters, the pride and envy of the
whole community. / had heard SO much
about them that / :gas anxious to see them.
1t seemed, however, was to be disappointed.
When we arrived I learned that tie girls
had gone to party the other side of the
creek; so Iwent to bed execrating the luck
which deprived me Of seeing them that
night. The night was well adTaaced wha6
/ heard one of the girls come hone, and
passing into an adjoining room She warmed
herself before some Goals which were alive a,
the hearth. It seems the old gentlennan and
lady slept In the same room, which / was
not aware of then. Having warmed herself.
she turned 70 leave the room, when the Old
man spoke:
"Girls," said he. athe seboaIYnss,s,,. -
your bed' -
WStig, 6dla Caran, and passing
through the room / slept "a. vent ~, staiTs'
About an hour had eiapsed when I heard
Judy; the other one, come She stood at
the door long time, taking With her
sweetheart" !" then entered softlY.
Disrobing her feet, she entered the room
where lay, in her stocking feet, carefully
undressing herself, and coming 20 the Sils.
OF the. bed, prepared TO get in Now, It.
happened lay in the middle, and turning,
back the clothes. she gave me a shake, and
said in suppressed whisper:
s1.ay over, SaFaE.s'
j rolled over and whipped the corner Of
the pillow IN my mouth 10 Keep from laughing,
Ia she bounced, but the bed wcald squeak.
The old man heard it and called cut (:
eJndylp -
Sur Was responded in q faint tone fons
Ibe chooluaster s IN that bed % =
With one loud yell. and sob, heaven 2,
she landei m the floor, and fed with the ra-
pldity OF asdeer up stars. Sic never head
the last Of that I cau tell you
-----youne Ia5ies s6oafd ..ssss ..ss...s.1. Z
ksssel ~ N s1Ilorz ihas = .heing
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29

Every young man is eagerly asking the:
best way of getting on in life The Bible
gives a very short answer to the question -
tsHVaIk IN tSeway of good men and keep the
paths of the righteous" A great many books
Of advice and direction have been written, but
here is the gist of them all.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29

tl.s-gey q sli.ol. iA.- =. - ieina.
sac. -, 5s.,o,, ,1.'l make sss., .iis'Is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-29
southern Dead at Gettygbdrg.

marked We are indebted--and we are sure,
the people of the sontbt owe !. ,f .,rot;
x,r =, 1S,ar
= .4 Ior nus ilt-
name efforts IN procurlng this record; South
erners who may recognize the names of their
friends in this list. may Obtain f1,rtbaer In
4 formation by ADDRESSING Dr. sO,Neal At Get.
tysburg, Pa. VIII not our cotemnoraries of
E ~, . ,rass., q, e.i -; g {, NJ,
- 4 49, 4s2ti 1u ts
stiiS its'' era' the lflenos Oh the gall \
iant mt oouenern dead may learn something OF
their last resting place = :---SE.'2
J W. South, 5.-,se. ~ ka.y
W.. y: Crump, co K, 18th Miss. -,ae. Il
= 4 Adams, e. N ,,e 60 A A, 18th y IN. Miss;
Cont n T. Mon;,fo q; : 80 - /! = Ietb NI;
II, p. Beauchampe,' co r, 18th, Miss. 7
James Worley, co +, 21st Miss, ~ 8..g; a
~. Hs'AsiP1eK1Na's FARM. - u
J.P. Hite, co: II, 3Sd Va. =
,Sensnool, Sensn IL co N, g 95n TN va % '<' '.'.
M. Syler. co I'd Va. ii
Charles Gilbert, CO @, 9th Va.
j, Miller, co ., t27thiNa. =
II. II ~ EluRk, El co n r. oth va
T. a a. 7nlracole' P1 co os; l.,
D. D y: 1..o ,i'lroA' CD, % sso9 ,S9u ~ a..
d. Wood CO. 98d VI -,s;...f, .g..-.- -.
A. Wilson, co D.. sab Va. r4
Lieut.. Tiffany. .a5s r ese- ~ 81 l.
Robert Steele, co q, 9th Va.
| Capt. Cartham. aaf5.
J. BR1NKERuoFF's FARM,
Lieut.. r. j. Glcndy, co G, 4th Va.
"a sprig Of Acacia marks The gravel
!, -7--- ilang man. co = Gu. Cav
ASIDE OF Rail- ROAD NEAR p. HANN's.
- - Ware, CO -, 9th Va Cav.
e.. w. Clay.s
BACK OF EAt& ,!h.oelUsE hoUsE NEAR HlcHY
SPRiNds.r a
w. =. G. - bs4 :.
.PfHrzEh's WOODS, ALoN' q !" Inv 0'nNf
KUN.
J. W. Price, CO =, 18th Miss. ~, t
....-.-. Nr0NFoRT's FARM. :-y-y-.
Lieut. scarboro ugh, co - Va.
MRs. w1p1E's, Nr.yR HuNrERsrowN ROAD.
n T DeIoz;er 90 p ,..t Md Battery.
NJ uuSrEnsrowN
0aAIE' ., MEAN
ROAD. E
Alex. Agee, co D, 37th Va. p 'sHs5,a ~
Sergt. w. G. Davis, co f, 1st N, C. 80"
Lieut.. Kelly, co co-,-Va.
Jos. b. Rush, co r. 10Th Va, /
NJ rorIrcr |
=. =, -. eALA ~, -, T.
W. '''y"n'' GO y 0'n IA
WoLF's-GENERAL HOSPITAL FARM.
W. p Davis, CO K, I'd La.
j. II. Becler.
j. MILLER S FARM.
Lieut.. A, W. Swc:tly.
49, 'D.N,pr RrNNrD,c E.n,,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05

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trennte fid Die 8erlannIung frObeu
@futbes uao noa 8ertrauen auf Die
nrntnlebr gefderte 3utunft Sennehee's.
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etneu b'e6eutenSen % la B
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Betannti5 sntbielt bic Gsnneiiee stantszsei@
tus ei,tseu Sasen bic in ReOe tebenSe Pettiou.
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|. Nye { NJ pbfs. 81

ueber Die 6 mt ftebung Der l1nrn>
BEN in Nfen,pbis fin69 Die 9ladridter
nod nidt genar. 0aber entbalten mir
uns aIler iueitern 8eriate barber. Oie
bis iest bierleI6it berofentli6teit sfoti :
gen iiber ben Slnfang Der Gebolte, fn6
meiitens ben NempbiS &ebeIlenbIattern
entnoinr1ett. Die lonalen sBehfelbIats
ter bon bort fino nod nidt einaetroTeu.
@eitern frab erbiett General
Sbomas cine Sepei9es 6es
Gen. Stoneman, meI9e ais
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,uiiben, fur bic u,orsenbe Summer cine
boae @cf6i6te bes iobetribenoen @or=
gangs mad tlias, aIsoann boffentlid sue
sesmsenels senauen gla6ri@ten, aus
suarbeiten. 49,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05

, gs paffirte rine Bin, iuel@e Die Gn<
iteIluns eines 9nperintenSenten bes aas
pitoIs autoriiirt.
9Intsabsmeiits ;lsben @eiesen u Be
sug a,if oas srreu 5oipital bon SEM
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Ser semeini9aftIide geIdlub SO.
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sSenatas bic 9ireetoreu ber&enitentiarsl
gu erinddtiscn, $4,000 aus Dem
staatsf@as fir ienes Suitttut 81 sisben;
ta,,1r6e n,,oe,rn1,tr,,p,, -----.-.----.-. -.-..~
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Sies tit bic einsise 8aBu na9 ben
Del @e9enben bon YcnnipIpanien.
@nerinf=Mn

gafiaeiere, bic nit 9ur slidet psrieben nS. f6n=
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