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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
AGRICULTURAL.
Agricultural Education.


The subject which Is now attracting
much attention, not only in this State
but in many of tho States of the Un-
ion, is the education of farmers SONS
for their profession, thai of agricul-
ture. The prejudice which has too
long existed among farmers, and
which, 1t must be admitted, has aris-
en- from a wrong idea OF the education
proposed, is fast giving away to the
light which experience is bringing to
bear on this all important matter
No one thinks of preparing his son to
be a physician, attorney, or divine,
without providing the means for his
acquiring 8 particular knowledge of
the studies best calculated to prepare
him for the pursuit he is to follow.
When we urge the same eonsidera-
tion upon the farmer in regard to
the education of his son for the pur-
suit of agriculture, IL is not unfre-
quently said-''What more is neees-
sary than to learn the lad in the field
the routine of farm labor-the prac-
tives which i have pursued as to the
manner of preparing my land--the
time of sowing and planting?" This
is all important, and We advocate no
system of education that will dispense
with it.
1t car be hardly necessary, in this
day of light and knowledge to at
tempt to show that there is much for
every farmer 10 learn from science to
aid him in his work the nature of
the soil, their constituent elements,
their adaptation to particular crops,
the quality of manures, as determin-
ed by analysis, the effect of heat or
cold ON vegetation, snd many other
things which can be only known
through the agency of science.-
What may it not be asked, is to pre-
vent every farmer, who shall be thor
oughly instructed, from availing him.
self for practical purposes of these
advantages ? The researches which
have been made by scientific men
have developed many interesting and
important facts, and the time is not
far distant when many more will be
brought to light, which will lessen
the labors of the farmer, and enable
him, with economy, to adopt a sys-
tenn of farming that will renumerate
him liberally.-Neso England Home
stead.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
Thoughts For Practical Farmers

FARM RULEs.-More than twenty
years ago John Delafield establish
ed the following farm rules. Every
person employed on the farm was
furnished with card comprising the
rules and regulations. They are
worth reading by farmers and farm
laborers even at this day:
1t is expected that all persons EN-.
ployed on the Oaklands Farm will
carefully attend to the following sys-
tenn:
Regularity in hours.
Punctuality in cleaning and put
ting away implements.
Humanity to all the animals.
Neatness and cleanliness i'm ner-
sonal appearance.
Deeeney in department and con-
versstion.
Implicit obedience to the proprie-
tor and foreman.
Ambition to learn and excel in
farming.
Mdrinas OF Order and Nsatasss-
l. Perform every operation in prop
er season.
2. Perfora every operation in the
best manner.
3. Complete every part of an ap-
Grafton as you proceed.
T. Finish one job before You be-
gin another.
5. Leave your work end tools in
an orderly manner.
g. Clean every tool when you
leave Off work.
Z. Return every teol and imple-
ment to its place st night.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
DYSPEPSIA

There is, probably, no one disesse with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source of SO many ailments as Dyspepsia.
and there is no more certain cure than Ro.
backs Stomach Bittefs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27

OAEs.-Oats are, al ,.ourse most
important article iP stsI,Je manaoe.
aasnt; and these as everything a
Ss, hoaSs sA's, " sht TO he of the finest
q''aii may lie thought that the
of oats is not a matter OF
ga L consequence, nor, in fact, is it
,o cart or common horses but it IS
quite the reverse TO such as we are
particular about as TO stamina, wind
and condition.
Horses are generally fed by meas
ure, not by weight; consequently IN
giving light oats, We actually rot
the horse of his proper quantum oi
meal, giving him husk instead and
if we fed him 10y weight, going on
the principle that pound of feath-
ers and pound of lead are both a
pound, the principle would be very
bad one as regards oats for in that
case, though the horse gets his pound
weight, if he gets an undue portion
of II in husks lie is only illed with
that which is no use TO him; so in
every way light oats are bad for
choice horses,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27

E,ormsriy owned by ELI BEACH, will con,
tinue To carry ON the business at the old
stand, West eud of Railroad Street. lie has
ON hand y large stock OF
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Notice.

nOBERT RADABAUGH, Benjamin Rads'
IL, baugh, Elisha RSdabaugh. aophronia Is.
nn,iabaugh and Elizabeth Radabaugh, viii
IAke notice that William W strother, An
lhony B SIroiher and Amanda j. Glzthart,
Martha J. Dunn, Alexander r. StrOther.
luIhn g. strothsr by William w. Stroiher,
their ne xt friend. did on The 18Th of October,
6s, fla their petition in The COart of Com
mon Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio, agains
,uu and others, setting forth certain mis-
i.k IS aud nIisdescriptions, inc onye yances Ol
.hout ,wo ACRES Of land IN section h o. seven,
I,,xvns,lp one, north range al east. in said
eounly, made by william W Rsdabaugh and
oli ers. and asking that the same may be
currecie ed and the legal title rested Ia the
plaintiffs and you are required 10 appear
And alsger said petition, On or before The
th,rd saturday after the 18th day of Dscem
Der ls6S- -
WILLIAM W. sTROTHER.
and others, plaintiffs.
By WnITI AK, bLAcEFoRD HARsH, ATTY ..
lggOAI.
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They Will Cure You

OF scrofula, Erysipelss, Sick or Nervous
Headache, BilliOusness, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia or Indig o stion. Consumption, Pain
in the Back or Loins, Gout, Pleurisy. Leu
oorrhoe or Whites, Eruptions and all dlssas.
es arises from disordsrsd state Of the
stomach. Roback's Blood Pills, Stomach. Bit
tsrs aud Blood Pu rider.
sold hy Frey & EttiDgeR, Findlsy, O,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
POETICAL.
Is THERE ROOM IN ANGEL LAND?

IA short time since the author lis
tened to an interesting discourse by
a Methodist preacher, in which he
related the following touching Incl
dent: A mother who was preparing
some -four to bake into bread, left it
for a few moments, when little Mary
with childish curiosity to see what
it wss-took hold of the dish, which
fell to the floor, spilling the contents.
The mother struck the child a severe
blow, saying with anger. that she
was always in the way! Two weeks
after, little Mary sickened and died.
On her deatb-bed, while delirious,
she asked her mother il there would
be no room for her among the angels.
81 was always in your way, mother,
You had no room for little Mary !.
And will / be in the angels way !?
Will they have no room for me ?'-
The broken hearted mother then felt
no sacrifice too great could she have
saved her child.
Is there no room among the angels
For the spirit of your childl
viii Ihey take your little Nary
In their loving arms so midr
Will they ever love me fondly,
AS my story books have said
Viii they find homo for Hary-
Mary numbered with the dead Z
Tell me truly, darling mOiheri
Is there r0Gm for such as mel
viii gain the home of spirits,
And the shining angels see
have soreiY tried you, mother
Been to you a constant care
And you viii not miss me. mother,
When dwell among the iair I!
For you have no room Tor Mary
She was ever in Jour way,
And she fears the good will shun her
VIII they, darling mother, sayl
Tell me- tell me truly, Mother,
Ere iife's closing hour doth come
Do you think that they will keep me,
In the shining angels home
Twas not so WayG2rd, m other.
Not so Fery-yery bad |!
Dut that tender love would nOurish,
And make EaTy's heart so glad!
OH yearned for pure Affection,
In this word OF bitter woe!
And long tor bliss immortal,
In that land " here must 20
Tell me once again, dear mother,
Ere you take the parting kiss!
Will the angels bid me welcome
TO that world of perfect bliss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
<ylxR A LECTURE
.0 To oung Men

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope.
Price six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of SpermatorrhOea Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual
Debility, and lmpediments To Marriage gen
erally; Nervousness, Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical incapacity,
resulting from Self Abuse. &c.-By Robert j.
CuIverwell, NJ. d., Author OF The ''Green
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The world renowned authsr, in this ad-
mirabIe Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequences
of Self Abuse may be efectuallY removed
without medicine, ard without dangerous
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cure at once certain and efectuai, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly and radically. This Lecture will prove q
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Sent, under seal, TO amy address, in plain
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two post stamps. Also. DR.. CulverweIs
Marriage Guide" price Is cents. Address
the Publishers,
CHAS. J. q. CLINE b CO.,
I27 Bowsry, n. Y, Post-0fice Box A,6ss
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TO give satisfxes lou. Refers to the pubhc
|of y ssIs. julyalnellms,
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a Remarkable Fact.

That not a single instance has come TO the
knowledge of the proprietors, of The failure
of Roback's Medicines To give entire salts
faction in the hundreds ofthousands of cases
I'm sbich they have been used; this is worthy
of remark and uadenIable evidence "f their
intrinsic merits
S,id by Frey a Etii,,ger. Pindlay. o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-27
n,Sso,UTION.V
LoUDE 10

Is the praise in the mouths OF every body IN
isvor Of ,Roeack's Stomach Bittsrs, Blood
pills and Blood Pbriner.
sold BY Frey 3 Etungsr, Findlsy, 0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-22
Mnt9nee Na6rt6t.

Nabridbt lpirb bicrnit 9c9cben, baB William
StabIcr, bon gtiebcr Mdcungie, unter bem 0d.
tum BON II. NopcmbCr 1868. cine freiipQia,
llcbsridrtibung bon Icincn @itcrn unb @crdtb>
idaftcn Ncdten unb Nniprthe, unb ibsrbaupt
alien cincm Gigentbum, gum ginBen lsincr Grc.
ptCren gcmad)t bat @S ipcrbeu bdbCr ale ger.
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lcr Nabritt 5u be,abIen, unb iolbe peId,c nod,
9lnprIbc 9cscn bn babcn, ilnb sIeidfaaS tr.
ludt icItc fir Seribtigung einjubdnbgsn
Sarrifen Miller, Slil9nic
Mobrmbcr H. 1868. no6m
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80 5ue, Got 18 bel 290 Gub, an Der ORtIte BON
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December /. na4n
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Winter Glnribtun9en auf uno na1 Den
23lfen Nopember, 1868
8tsr tdaltAt 5uat.


8tsr tdsttas 3dss.
padasisrs fdr philadelphia nebm.n bic ettba
3d9s ,u all'ntaun um 5.55 Rorssns, um 11.45
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S.l5 Habmittaes.
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paiia9sr 3des stbcn tislib rom Depot ".
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$40 Nl&miita8a
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GAS Sprmlttags
grlaiI'n NsD gOrf (5uB ppn Barclay Srasr)
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g. g. 8) I'm 8 90 gormittaas,
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1850, Rbt nit sfn 3iasn Der Ru.rs unb GFtr.
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GdnbteS, GGnbteS I!

Die bsiten uno rcinlten Gdnbics unb 3uder.
paaren, in grrBter NuSipabI unb ictS ju babtn
in y. u. 6rcD'S Sampf 3ufcrbdfcrci, i'm Gro.
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gicrb Siebente SirGBe, SIQentoipn. ga
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N00rt6t.

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9Sbtcbau Ycbcu5itof @criidcrung5 @cicIllhuit
iuirO an 2G 9c3cmbrr 1868. all pcm rfcnl.id)u
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wtrO unb ben Raufsrn pols 3ufrisesntsit bistsr
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Saar' Capital: 81 600. 900
3wei9 office 3u philadelphia
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DireFteren.
Sap GoOfs philadelphia.
6 s. Glarf. Yttlapslpbia
s 8at&forb Starr, philadelphia.
gBm 81. MportsaO. ptilaDrIpbia.
georas s 5pler. Ybllab lpbia.
8. Sirdleg @larf, philadelphia.
"a. 8clne, Waldinetpn, .. 6.
Senrp D. @cOf BdlGn9tpn, .. 6.
gSm 9. Chamber, gBafhinaton .. 6.
Sotn 8. Dsfrsss. SSai6inston, D. 6
Gpparb Dobss Ntw gOrt.
$. 6. 6atnaod, Nsw gOrf.
Seamtes
& 8. Glarf, Ytlabelpbia YrGibsnt.
5snrp . &Cpfe WafGtnston, 8ieesYrGiibtnt.
Sap @cofs. gorfBsr bss 5inan3' unb qrseuttu'
Committee.
smsriOn U. Ytst, philadelphia, Sstrstdr unb
@ttuar.
Disie gompasuls bistst safolss itrss @taitsrs,
tres srpbs Capitals. ibrsn nitbrigsn Yl1mis
unp it,sn nsusn 3abslIen bic wdnlGsnswntbsns
@ssssntst, wsl&s bic isBt bsm Yublifum anse'
tctsn purpe. um ba5 9tbsn 40 pfrfhsrn.
Die 9rdmis 'Sdbs, bic bfosutsnb btrabgefsb bl
finb. fnb 70 pDrtbsilbaft fiir bic 8srf6ersr, pt'
Die Der bslsn Gtgsnffitistelts @cmpasntt unp
ptrmeibsn ale 8srwtdslunssn urb unfGsrbsitsn
Don goten, DtOipenptn unb alle NtbpsrIdrb'
ni0s. wsldss bic l.strs ben poles. Snbabsrn psr.
urGahm.
Mstrsrs nsus unb intsr,lTants Sabsllsn tpsrbtn
itbt Sorsslsst. tpsl&s nur bssriTsn psrbsn miHsn,
um f& Dem publtfum ale 'ntbmbar ju erpeilsn
pit bic Gintcmmsn gswGbrsnbe polee unb bic
| prGmtn surudriiattfnps poles. Bel Der r.
hnsn fGrt Der pOlies SsRbr fG ni6t alI.tn
sins 9tbens 8trlihsruns, ,ablbar bet lsin,m
Iobe. ipncsrn erbdlt auG. wtnu r am esbtn
tlsibt, na& renistn Sabrsn sin tabrlitts Gin,
fcmmsn slsth 10 per Gent. (l0 per gtnt Dom
Ddrt'Wsrtb lfiner polies) 8d ltbrsr mdht
F& bic @pmposne prrbinbliG bem 8ulI&rten
Zen san3en Capital Sstraa, ben sr bs,ablt bat.
;urdd tu ,atsn, auBsr bem 8slauf ltinsr polits
Die AufmerfiamftIt BON Derlonsu, ptl6s ib,
etbtn StrfiGnn wU1en. ubtr ttre tsreits gsmnds
ten 8nR6nunssn stbdtsn pplsu, rpiro auf bt.
tsfonoan 8orttsils sslsntt pslGe bic ,Naticnal
esbsns. Scr f6Uunes s.Gpmpasnts" bittst.
@irtulart, pamptfets unb ausfitrIiGs GinwI
tstttn sbdlt man auf anfrass In Der 3psts.
Office Der @pmpaerts In bislsr Staot.
| Saotb ME- c3ni8bt,
prdFpsnt tn tlnion National. 8ant
! 8. 9. DreIfsr, Wanasn.
Sab SDpfe s Co.,
@snsral'Assntsn.
SbarleS SS Cooper,
OSeIfpn SSeiIer,
uno alentown Rational Sanf,
f! Q9enten fir eebieb Gauntp.
Sfipbr 13. 1868 ts