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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05
The Afectiouate Husband.-A husband

The A Afectionate Hasband-A husband
accompanied his wife to Confession
The lady having opened her griefs, the
father who was striving her insisted
on administering a severe penitential
scourging. The husband, hearing the
first stroke inflicted on his better half,
intertered and urged that his wife was
delicate, and that as be and she were
ono flesh it would be better for him, as
the stronger vessel, to receive the
scourging intended for his helpmate.
The confessor having consented to this
substitution, the man knelt in his wife's
place, while she retired from the con-
tessional. Whack whack went the
cat, followed by a moan from the good
mans lips.
Harder l-harderp calculated the
wife; am grievous sinncrp
Whack whack whack
Lay it on? cried she; Il am the
worst of Sinners
Whack! whack and O howl from
the sufferer.
Never mind his cries, fatherp ex-
claimed she; remember only my SINS
Make him smart here, that may es-
cape in purgatory.'
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GS At recent railroad celebration
the following sentiment was given -
sour mothers-the only faithful ten.
ders who never misplaced a switch
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B r A ! r Y
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HARRISBURG, April Is, 1867.

HAkKISBIKtFl -NpTII to IoUf.
The "Republican State Convention"
will meet at the" Herdic House." in Will
Transport. on Wednesday, the 10Th of
lime next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to nomi-
nate a can ldate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court. and to initiate proper measures for
~ "an.ninr State canvass. As heretofore,
the convention will be composed of Rep
rasentatives and Senatorial Delegates,
chosen in the usual way, and equal in
nnmber to the whole of the Senators and
Rrnrcscntatives in the General Assem-
Nv order of the State Central Commit
toe +. JORDAN, Chairman,
GEo. W. HAMERSLY,
A. w. BENEDICT, Secretaries.
I RoBLEY DUNGLISoN }
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Poor House Business.
republican state Convention.

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
Uouse on the I'd Tuesday of each month.
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WHISPERS 9

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pA41N4 ulBA ROD9lnB,

THE NEw YORK Mica RooFISG COMPANY. teStabshcd
1860 are manufacturing under Letters Patent the
st Article of Composition Roofing ever Offered to
the Public. II j. al tptd To every of Roof stee
or fiat, and can readily applied hy any one.
The u > Governments after thorough test Of it's
utility. have adapted its use III the Navy Yards, and
upon Public luIldings
The Roofing Is put up in rolls, and has only TO be
nailed to the Roof 10 make
Durable Fire and Water-ProOf Covering.
We particularly recommend its use upon
Buildings, Stores, Churches, Factories, Maehine
ShOCS, steamboat Decks, &c.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Negro Equality.

Gen. Wade Hampton, of South
Carolina, defines his position on the
suffrage question in very plain and
concise language. He says:
81 am willing to give the right OF
suffrage to all who can read and pay
n certain amount OF taxes, and | agree
that all, white as well AS black, who
do not possess these qualifications
shall be excluded. Iwould not take
this right from any who have hereto.
fore exercised it, but l wish to see
an educational and property qualili
cation for voters adopted for til,
OH wnIte ana DIacK ankle, and Will,
it will cut off from voting some o
both races. it will be strong induce
ment to all to seek education and tc
obtain for themselves Il real tangible
interest in the State. 1t will serve
to elevate our classes, and to contrib
ute not only to the material prosper
ity OF the State, but to the increase
of virtue and education among hei
people"
According to the Enquirer and
the Democracy OF Ohio, Wade Hamp
ton is miscegenationist, and is try.
ing to put the negro on an equal with
the white man. In October the Tn
ion voters of Ohio, will, by majori.
ty of about 10000, strike the word
white from the constitution of the
State, and extend the right to- vote to
some thousands of negroes. At the
Spring election following, we shall
see the iuglemen of the Democracy
of Ohio, those who have pre- iched so
long and earnestly against the heresy
OF negro equality, hobnobbiug with
the newl y .rade voters, and associat
ing with them upon the terms of per-
feet equality, provided, always, the
negro will permit it. If for political
considerations, a stiff backed and
still kneed aristocrat like Wade
Hampton can get down on his knees
before negroes, what will the more
pliable Lacofocos of Ohio not do?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

Whatever JOY the Democrats hav,
obtained from the Connect cleo
tion Ia quickly marred. Rhode
Island rebukes her sister State by the
firm aud unseduced allegiance which
she maintains to tho principles of the
Union party. The annual State elec.
tion In that State on Wednesday,
resulted In a complete Republican
victory. Governor Burnside and tue
entire State ticket were elected BY
sweeping maiorltics. and the two
Republican members OF tho Thirty.
ninth Congress, Thomas A. Jenckcs
and Nathan F. Dixon, are re. elected
"Litte Rhody" never falters In her
attachment to Republican principles.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Tho Richmond Tines. which has

The Richmond Times, which has
Been 7erociously rebel in its tone,
deals this savage hit at men with
whom it would naturally be supposed
to sympathize:
"In the cotton States, real heroes
like Beaurcgard, Hampton and Long
street, urge the masses to accept the
situation, while certain old militia
officers are as pugnacious as turkey
cocks, and are loud in their denun-
Citations OF those who would dishonor
the South by concessions aud com
promises What lucky thing tor
us that the Legislature did not hatch
brood of 'Melish Brigadiers and
Major Generals They would doubt
less have denounced General Lee as
unworthy of the confidence of the
State, and have declared for another
civil war at tie Spring militia mus
ters."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Constitutional Amendment. A

On saturday Inst, the-amcurfment
to the Constitution, granting impair
tial suffrage to all citizens of the
State, regardless of height, weight
wealth or color. to be submitted to the
vote of the people this Fail, passed
both Houses, an Official copy Of which
may be found in another column. II
affects but two class Of persons. By
1t, rebels, dcsertors and draft sheak'
are dislranchised, and the coloreC
man is allowed his rights.
The issue is before US and 1t only
remains for us to go to work ant
put it through with vim. 1h'
amendment should receive a MAORI
W OF at least 10000 in the State.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

The Richmond, Va, Times, q reb
cl sheet, don't think much OF the
''late Democratic victories" in tn,
North, as shown up by papers of thai
stripe. Its remarks are slightly sar
castle, besides being true:
"rhe result is another Radical
victory, sufficiently sweeping to show
that Congress still holds an impreg
nable position with the Northern
masses, and that no act OF merciless
legislation, however revolving to hu.
manity, can destroy its popularity
with them.
sour unfortunate Northern friends
are made exclusively happy by the
occasional election in some village OF
a Democratic coroner, alderman or
mayor. This excessive thankfulnes
for small favors denotes the extreme
poverty OF the Conservative party. -
When a great paper like the New
York World throws up its hat and
devotes leader to the triumph of
Coroner Squink of the town of Tom.
ahawk, and tells us how he trium.
phantly bore aloft the banner of Con-
servatism by majority of eight, we
are reminded of the cry of the fruit
sellers of Constahtinople. .--'h the
The Prophet-fgs"
How do "our unfortunate Northern
friends" feel over the way in which
their stunning victories are receiv.
ed South
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Divorce Notice,

John Hughs In the Court OF Common Pleas
vs. OF Hancock County, Ohio
Clarry Hughs) III divorce.
VNHE said Clarry Hughs is hereby notified,
J. that John Hughs, her husband, did on
titiOn in the once of the Clerk OF the Court
oil Common Pleas within and for the county
OF Hancock and State Of Ohio; charging the
said defendant, Clarry Hughs, with having
been wilfully absent from the said John
Hughs for more than three years last past
asking that the said John Hughs may be di.
vorced from the said Clarry Hughs and for
the custody and control OF Caroline Hughs.
aged about7 years old, which petition will
stand ioi hearing at the next term Of said
Court. JOHN HUGHS,
April Q, A. D., 1857. n fif - ..
noIYSv By wy. GRIBsES, bis atvy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
"En High Glcc.''

Democrats and Democratic papers
indulge in considerable excitement
and Joy over the news that Connect
cut went in their intercs tat the late
election. The Democratic party did
make gain of about thousand
votes i'm that State-a sufficient gain
to give them three out OF four Con-
gressmen, together with the Cover
nor. For the sake of the good stand
ing of Connecticut we are sorry; but
so far us it goes towards helping
Copporhcadism out of the minority
INTO which it is hopelessly cast, we
presume they will have to wait and
watch over the border, a la Nallan
digham, for years to come and then
remain as they are. Connecticut
was bought with price. Whether it
was a paying investment or not, the
purchasers will have to decide. We
should think it was not. Some hun
dreds of thousand dollars paid for
three Congrcssmen and Governor is
a large price. More especially when
it is considered that the Congressman
will have nothing to do in the Gov
ernment of the country, except to
draw their salary, and sit in the
House of Representatives and sec
BLOOD thirsty" Radicals pass what
ever laws they consider necessary to
be enacted. AS to the Governor oI
Connecticut, he stands in the same
relation 10 the State that johnson
does to the whole country--he is
governor without a Legislature, the
Union party having q majority
On this success, however, high hopes
are built up by the Copperhead par
ty and the President. A politica
reaction is declared to have com
menced. The Radicals are to b
beaten in New York, Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Oregon and Tennessee
etc., which, if the Southern States d.
not vote, will give a majority at til
next Presidential election.
vnougu We uuuuL 1t, rIvih-.rmsN 1ac
that it will take more money-'Judi
cious management" as they callit--
than their purse can spare.
Their hopes for such success ar
based upon a sandy foundation, 70
IN nearly every other place wher,
local elections were held the StI
inst, large Union gains were made
1t all sums up to this. The Uniol
party has honesty and right on it
side, is composed Of the strictly 10y
al people Of the country, ami it il
bound to rule. How about the 9th
er side ?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

DoNT EAT RAW HAM.-The lessor
TO be drawn from the cases of trich
inasis reported, is summed up in jus,
these few words. While authori.
tes differ in many other things Will
regard to this new and ugly disease
all agree that if ham and pork arc
thoroughly cooked, there is no dan.
ger in either. Sometimes the dis.
ease has been communicated by eat.
ing imperfectly cured "dried beef"
bqt here, too, all danger disappears
when the beef is well cooked
These, and other facts of especial
interest to the medical profession,
are admirably set forth, in commu
nication to the New York Medical
Record by DR.. Ristine, of Marion,
Iowa, who has treated several cases
of this disease. DR.. Ristine sums
up the cases as follows:
L, That symptoms indicating the
presence of young trichinae in the
tissues are observed as early or
earlier than the fourth day after the
lngestion Of the trichinous meat.
2. That cysts are formed as early
as the twenty.6fth day.
3. That, other things being equal,
the severity OF the symptoms is in
direct proportion to the amount of
trichinous meat eaten.
4. That an active catharic given
while the worms are still within the
Intestinal canal, is elfectual to Ger.
tain degree in causing their expul.
sion and mitigating the severity of
the disease.
b. That youth affords no ihmuni,
W from the effects of the disease.
o. That sailing and smoking do
not destroy the vitality OF the para,
site. .,.
7. That thorough cooking accom-
,lishes this object,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

Secretary McCulloch, is of the
opinion that without greatly disturb
ing the business affairs of the coun
try it is possible to resume specie
payments within two years at farth'
est; and he believs il Congress will
let him alone he can bring gold down
to lis or 100, before December next
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
AoOsrtissa,tats.
A RESOLUTION,

Relative TO an Amendment Of the
Constitution Providing for the Ex
tension Of the Elective Franchise.
Essoivsd BY the 6snvrai dsemtiy Of the Sta,
VI Ohio, (thfee.Hfihs of tho members elected
to zach Eouso agreeing tloreto) That II b,
And In hereby proposed to tho electors u'
this State 10 vote, ut the nsxt annual DC
tober election, upon the approval or r"joc'
tion OF the following amendment as n SUI
stitute f,r the nrst section II the hilh arl'
ole uf the Constitution Of this safe, to'wit
EVERY male oitizod Ol the United SIates,
Of the age OF twenty one years, who shall
have been = resident Of the State one year
psrt preceding the election, and uf the
county. township, or ward Ia which be re
sidos, such time rs may he pr, vidsd by Law.
except such persons rs have burue arms in
support Of any insutreGtiVD or rebellion
agsinst the goyernms mt OF the United States,
or have nod IRON their places OF residence
70 y, old beng drafted int, the military
service tbsreol. or have deserted the mill
tsry OF naval service of said government III
time vf war. and have not subsequently
been hvnorably discharged from the same
shall have the qualifications OF an elector.
and bs entitled 20 vote at all e.ectiODs.
I'D. A, PARpDrr,
Speaker OF the House oi Representatives.
ANDREW q. MOBURNEY,
President OF the Senate.
Passed April eth, 1867. app l2noi7.te
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

II a Democrat toll you that his
party will "hax" tho Republicans on
the Impartial Suffrage Issue this Fall,
ask him II he has been asleep for the
last ok years. H.s.l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

Democrats should be careful how
they oppose Impartial Suffrage in
this State. There are about $4,000
men to be onfranchised, and If they
oppose 1t they must not expect to
have thoae votes on their side.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12

We wonder if the Democratic pa.
pers, this week will correct their mis-
statements in regard to the results
of the election throughout this State.
Most of them announced that they
had made gains every where in the
State, when the contrary is and was
the case. But Democrats will have
victories even if they have to lie them
through.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
PLOWS!

ESSE GEORGE is on hard at the wagon
% shop Of A. Raymond on Main Cross street,
opposite Dietsoh's cabinet shop with various
kinds OF east plows ana points. shovel piows,
double ald single. and Is prepared to do all
kinds of pillow stocking on short notice and
with the best material; has also q lot OF
wheel 6arrows. All work warranted.
April l2.2m. JESSE GEORGE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
Legal Notice,

rNO Sitharia Crib BILE, John Grb bible. Harriet
Il Lang. James Lang, Martha Splitter, Eli
Splitter, Phoebe B. Ensminger, Andrew A,
Ensminger, and Sarah @. Ensminger, Mary
i. Ensm'nger, Albert V. Ensminger, John
Barnd, Guardian, Anne Ensminger, widow.
You are hereby notified that on the 10th
day ofArril, 1867, Daniel Frick, administra.
tor de bonis non OF the estate OF y. d. Ensming
or, deceased, filed in the Probate Court Of
Hancock County, ohio, n petition, alleging
that on the 26ih OF January, 1861. said p. ID.
Ensminger, then in full life, entered into a
contract, In writing with Dynes Livingston
Tor the sale OF inlot number seven az in the
town OF Van Buren,, in Hancock County, Ohio,
for he sum OF $3.50.
That said Dynes Livingston has fully com
pied with said contract and paid the whole
OF the purchase money and iuier rest thereon t.
The prayer OF The petition Is for authority
TO make a deed TO said Dynes Livingston In
behalf OF The heirs at law OF said p. ID. Ems
minger for said premises. Said petition
will be for hearing on the 18th day OF May.
Admir- de bonis non Of p. d. Ensmingsr, dec d =.
WuirELsr, BLAcKronp d HARsH, att'ys.
April 70 nat, sw, ffir IrT -.'s'7',