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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-18

elated his heart when he started for tho land OF
gold, had long since departed, and now forever.
And here, nlone, he breathed out his lire, unseen
and unknown, while the passing winds were
singing their untimely requiem for the dead
that had furnished him with cooling water, aud
with sorowful hearts left him to rest alone in
peace.
Harris now accompanied these men, aud on
the second day, on the plains or great divide,
another terrible snow storm overlook them, and
two Of their halt furnished horsec froze to death,
and on their journey which lasted until the 4th
OF May, two more horses died, They lost their
way. aud with great difficulty arrived ut last at
ono of the stations 50 miles east of Cherry cree X!
From this place, Mr., Harris came back on u
tram Wagon, to Fort Kearnsy, in Nebraska
Ter. and from their our company brought him
to Nebraska city, on the Missouri river, aud |
came with him to Atchison city, June 18TH
The captain OF the steam Jout generously agree
ing to take him free to St. Louis.
OF tho Others OF the ill-ldted company could
learn OF but two who escaped, nlmely, captain
Gibbs aud Daniel Blue The Latter with his
two brothers, were left ia company, one of them
being sick. When he died the two remaining
brothers ate his 'sh, and carrying some Of il
with them, for l6 days. lived on it aud cactus
leaves. The other dying also, Daniel lived 10
days on his nrsh aud cactus, when an Arep
pahoe Indian found him, saved him. aud brought
him 10 Cherry creek, This awful narration is
authentic
Yours Respectfully
s. J. II. SNYDER.
a
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The Under Dog In the Fight.

know that the world, the great big world,
From the peasant up to the king,
Has different tale from tale tell.
Aud different song to sing
But for me-aT d care not single fig,
Ii they say am wrong or am wright;
shall always 60 for the weaker dog,
For the under dog IN the fight.
l know that the world. the great big world,
VIII never a moment stop
To see which dog may be in the fault,
But will shout for the dog on top.
But for me, never shall pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right
For my heart will beat, while 1t beats at all,
For the under dog in fight.
Perchance what I've said had better not said,
Or 'twere better had said il incog.,
But with heart and with glass filled chock to the brlw
Here's health to the bottom dog.
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REMARKARLE,--Ssveral days previous to the
death of a child in this city recently. one of
the limbs OF an aspen tree ia the front yard of
It's parents, snapped assunder and witherea.--
The same crenmstencr, upon the identical tree.
hSs oecared upon the appaoach OF the deal tn OF
ionr other members OF the same family. pre-, ious-
ly. since the tree was first planled--a period of
thirteen years. Though perhfts the result Of
mere aecidens, The coincidence furnishs ample
IestieT for the thoughts Of las sapeysli,ious--
KIohsnoad Dispa.ca.
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NO. XN.

. Thou, who doeth al things tsH.
Bring home our souls with Thee to dwell,
Wen weep no more, the hopes that tell.
For better still We know 'twillbs.
To bow submissiyely TO Thee
Who dwelleth noar tho Jasper sea.
Where may we all Ia peace be brought.
TO love and serve Thee az we ought
With sin our hearts no longer fraaght,
ROWLING GREEN. July, 80
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Inn recent sermon, D.. Cheever, of New
YORK. said with regard to the Liberation OF .he
Oberin rescuers;
=. Are the people OF Ohio willing that the de-
hverance OF their citizens from unjust i'm prison.
ment shall be barsaiGed for and bought by tho
she'ter and release OF roGueS and villains thai
deserve to be hanged
There is greater Outrage still in this shame.
ful proceeding. We see il noted that Judgs
Wilson, OF the United States Court, IN pro-
nouncing sentence against young Bushnell for
ooeylhg God rather thdu man, in disobeying an
unjust law, declared 'rhat il the standard of
right is placed above aud against the laws of the
land, those who act up TO that standard are any,
thing else than good citzens or good Christians,
What lnsolent defiance of God and his Word,
uod ana his righteousness, God aud the author.
ity of his righteousness, by such Judge
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smart Children.


A writer in BiackgOods Mugusiae thus die.
courses on the habit of trying % stick " book
latnin' IN the heads Of children while they are
yet "bables ::
How have heard you, Eusebius. pitv tbe
poor childen remember YOU loukiny Mt :,
group OF them, and rejecting. For of such il
the Kingdom OF heaven" ana turning away
thongltiny, aud saying, OF such is the king
dom OF heaven
IA child OF three years of ace What shop,J
n child Three years olG-llay, five or six wears
o'd--oe taught? Strong meats for weak diges
uons make not bodily strength. Let there be
nursery tales aud nursery rhymes
Il would say TO every parent, especially 10
every mother,slng to your children; tell Them
pleasant stories; II in the country. be not too
careiuI lest they get little dut upon their hands
ahu elothes; urlh Is very much akin 10 us all.
ana IN childrens out of door play, soils them
not ilWardly There is in il a kind of consan-
guihily between all creatures und by it wa
'onch upon lle common synpqthy OF our first
substance and beget kindness for our poor re
laIions the brules.
Let children have free, open air sport, and
lear not though they make the acquaintance of
the pigs, the donkey. and the chickens--they
may form worse friendships with wiser looking
ones; encourage idIniiarity wI.h all that love to
court them--dumb animals love children, and
children love them
Above all things make them loving--theu
they VIII be genie and obcdient; and then also
parents, II you become old and po,r. these will
De beter than friends that will never neglect
you. Children brought up lovingly at your
Knees WI never shut their door upon you, and
point where they would have you CO."
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OLD Folks QUILTING IN SurroN.-One of
These interesting gatherings. peculiar to old
TIM, S, took place in South Sutton, one dly last
week: The quilting was done at the house
OF widow Joshua Lrckey. and was attended by
sixteen ladies, whose united ages amounted to
len huDdred and fifty four years The eldest.
Mrs Joshua Hicks, is eighty three years of age
and the youngest, Mrs, Amos Burdon, is fiIy.
Ihree are upwards of eighty; four between seven.
ty and eigh'y; three between fifty aud sixty.-
rhey quilted quilt Of nearly two thousand
pieces. the largest not less than four inches
square, put together by Mrs. Lackey, who is
upwards OF eighty years of age. The "quilting"
commenced with an appropriate prayer by Ms.
bnrdon, and concluded with the singing OF
When shall we meet again,
Meet neer sever?
When shall peace wreathe her chain
. Round MS forever?
Onr hearts win neer reposa
sale from each blast thai blows
IN this dark vale OF woes,
Never, no, never"
WIN single exception, the ladies had lived
nelghoorS from their youth, within radius of
mile aud halt, containing thirty years ago less
than 200 Souls.- Worcester Spy,
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always uhcsitatingly given our sen
ilmcnts On notification, hl'husterlsm
squaiter sovereignty, State sovereignty
&c, without stopping to inquire whether
our views are popular. or otherwise
-Gaired0n News
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NJ WHITE PosIrroN-M0RE OF THE SLAVE
TRADE Ere

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t,r tu,,n4.ly,. ops,uiur rc~tr,rtivrlN
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in.,fttt,,n nt fr..hh,r Try pr,h.ht
fine handing of p.up,rs. r,nvi,is, a.. at
pleasure. AMI require ANY term Of actual
resil,nrr 1sc,rl.n.e tp their ON, SOY
.r,i,eu will ana discretion before the m-
MIGRANT, ar, p,fn.itrl IT, rul.v hat
great boon If ir,.n,u. tpr elective FRAN
cb.,e In th.se way. the lrr, S't'r. AN
cn.,nri.,. az restrict the importation II
whtu l,h,rer,. a. may best suit their
l,cll INTEREST. and WHY should u1t the
sL,v,. States have. au riah RIGHT o. cnu-
,rnl the ippartatinn of lavc llhr, accut-
dinr to their wants We hrhrve the
power t. Ia So l., among tho powers r,..
served I, the States. irr the very plain
and ,hvi,ns rrasnn that IL is not among
the mower, given t. Cmrrc,, ia luc
Constitution Rut even were Congress
f. mass an ne, c,nreltiv 10 the slave
State, AN absolute control over the whole
question. we do mo-, believe there is Al
tins time A singh. ; ,nihcrn State that
wnnlI npcn the slave trade. and we even
i ,nht whether II isurrvcr Will toe really
for tine interest Of ali the slave States to
d. 50. Taxa, is however very i flrrcut-
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tad and invested with iu., .ucl p.,wera
a. result from being rnsac . cornur.,c
body and also with such rover, uriri.
ieg.. and benefits AZ are sp.ciSed n IN.
charter which were sunposed rfces.
sarv snJ syfsr;ep, IA ousfle ,l,,. Canp..
ny To- build the road and n.e /. f,r ,bai,
.yn prcst in no manner ae,;yned T.,
the charter.
THIS blending Of n privs.c in-es,me,.
far private gsin upeu \ uullje work w.s
well considered in the cas-. Of the Rail.
road Compsuv W D,vj. hv ~, Sppr.me
Court Of North Carolina * Dew 4 Bat:
Law r. %G9
Tbcy ssy that "aD i.prnonse snd bene-
fetal revolution has beer brough, sbou,
in modern ti,nes By engaging ind, viduxl
.i,t.tpyise industry. .nd economy in n.
execution Of bubble works O, internal in.
prov.tncu, The general mana yenep.
ias been lef, to individuals. whose pri.
vat. iti,res,- proup, them 20 copduc, |.
ben. frialIv L. the puLlic. bu, il is no.
entirely c6n.,l,d 10 them.
From the nature Of their undertaken.
and rL,. character Of the work. they a..
under sufficient responsibilities to i,~rls
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specially protected be fbe Fundamental
law Of the LAM
We think N. oh;ec,io, thu, mother
tue Attorney General mar Di,,tie, A,,or.
ucy had riylt To use the maine Of Inc
state IN bringing Tins sni, ia no, ,ersllo
We think also that there ia one good
ground for forfoiture pro,,rlv alleged il,
the amended pe,i;ion
Tim, H. ia. II, ilpr. of ,l. prosid.n. or
Vice pr.sid.ut and a majority Of III. D..
rectars of the Railroad r,rnoratiop t.
reside in this state after The le,h of June
is5s ns reauir.d hv tho Act If 1887 nh
Legislature ss
By TINT nc, il is urovided ";hnt a,
least a majority O.. tbr Directors and die
pr..idep, ar Vice pr,siJep, T,e,surer
and secretary If every Railroad Co;ur,s.
nv entitled T., the boto fits aud urivile.,ea
IL nm Az, entitled an Ae, Ia ,ncoura re
the c,n.trpc,iou IF Railroads bv F., d.i,,.
mon nf Land e,ur,v.d January 3oth
ls5a "a, of am Al IA provi5.. for the IN.
y..tn.m Of III. sn.ral arboI fund
nass,d Angus, 18Th. ls5e. .hsll reside
|. within In. Sat. Of Te,ss
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The oldest probate ia the United States
is said to be- Archbishop kcurick Of Bal.
timorc He has been thirty years q
Bishop The diocese itself was cstab-
iishcd in lTsa
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George II Lamb, who drowned his
wife IN the Mississippi rivcr, in hecem
Der, ls5s, was hungHt 81, Louis on the
18th uli
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As an illustration II the ruling pas
sion II Is related Of a lady ont West,
who was buried under the wreck Of a
railroad smash up. that her first inquiry
upon helns rescued was" is my bonnet
.,L,, ""
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The Hon llcury : Funie, Of Missssin
pi, wa. married on the lath ui, IN Nash
vii,No Mrs. Rachael d Smiley, OF that
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II all tn worlds stage, and men and
women merely players. where is the an
deuce and orchestra Ia come frGM
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lutcgriiy. however rough, is better
than DISSEMINATION
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NAvIGA-sG I'M AR-rhc startling al
vanccs IN the various departments OF
scientific investigation within recent
years, seem somewhat to prepare us for
still more starting achievements. The
mud becomes added in seriously con.
tclnplatlng the results Of the past, and
yet still higher aims and b,l dcr efforts
arc madc aud pat forward to eclipse the
wonders already accomplished We have
grown cautious ia expressing a doubt
as 10 the result of the most seeming
improbable efforts that NAV attrac, the
attention of the pnblic. Many Of the
dcrdcd inventions or suggestions Of a
few years past have been conducted on.
ward to completion.
The latest and brldest explorer into
the mazcs Of dilli .nlt achievements. is
Prof Steiner, Of OHIO The Xcnia News
announces that be is about to make q
practical application Of the results II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

CrRr F.R NtJMteN- The Alta Cah.
inulan gays sumo time since We pub
Hshed, at the request If u friend. re
eipr t. cure the neuralgia Halt a
dflfhm uf sal ammouiac ia AN ounce Of
e,upli r water t. be- taken, "a tea spoon
ful At a dnsc aud the d'sc repeated scv-
cral lincs IT intervals of five minutes
II the pain hc hot relieved at once Halt
inArn Inherent persons has since then
tried the recipe. un 'he recommendation
IF the tlta, and in every case an immc'
liAtrcu4r ~ las Effected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-09

DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN TIE
SUIT or the STATE OF TEXAS IS THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
This decision was rendered few weeks ago
at Tyler, Hon. O. NJ Roberts delivering the
opinion of the Court, The case vas upoa ap-
peal from Harrison county. The fall report Of
the decision has been looked for with great in
rcr'~', but did not reach here unit, Saturday
evening, in III. Tyler Reporter, from which pa
per We copy ii. We reserve any comments
which We may feel disposed TO make for the sue.
ccedIng page.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-30

G. D. POTTER & co.
uAVE now in store the largest and most CO
IL picte assortment of
American and Foreirn Hardware

ever offered in this market, consist ng in part of
20 Tons rolled. hammered and Sweedcs Iron:
~Steel-Naylor's Cast, f. B. German, a. B. Spring;
l Ton t. VI. and American Nail Rod
Springs-Wagon, Buggy, Sulky and Seat, of Eastern a
Pittsburgh manufacture
Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows &C.: Coli Chain, a. SIG.
70 and 1-16 Log, Halter and Breast ehains Cow Ties;
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c;
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 4od, Wrought and Eastesn fine Sd OF
best brands in market Horse Nails and Shoes;
200 boxes first quality Glass, from 1x9 to 3ox40. (any
size cut TO ordcr) Sash, rOQrs and Blinds furnished at
manufacturers prices;
and Red l. d in oil and dry, French Zinc
White, Iitherage, Venitnn Red, Whiting, &c; Turpen-
tine, ILnsced Oil and Putty
Brushcs-Iaint, Varnish, W~hitewash, Horse and Shoe
Brushes Feather Busters
800 doz. Door Lacks ant Iatches, a complete assortment
leo dog. Greenwood,s Butts ; 100 doz. Wrought, Broad
Grcenwood's Congress Butts Blind Fastcnings and Sash
Locks l cord Gimict pointed Screws.
TABL f G I'll + r. Y.
D. P. 4 Co. would respectfully call the attention on
consisting OF Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa and common Handles, with ? ani 8 tined Steel
% doz. Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties
America and English Shears and Scissors
AK Roberts, WHITES Hunts, Simmond's, Brooks
Brothers Bread Axes, Hunts and Simmond's Bench
Shing!e and Lathinp Hatchets
Augurs-Miilwright$ Carpenters, C. S. and common
Btts-llark's Ora luited, ChurchiIl's Hammer Twist Il
Hpmmedieu's anicommon.
ChiselsC. S. Socksf, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer:
Saws-Lea and Leavit's Mulay and Sash. English and
sons, and other makes hand Fannel, Rip, Tenon ami
Compass Saws.
Bench Planes, Plumbs, Levels, &c.
Handles@Saw, Flame, Augur, Chisei, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting and common 1000 Strap and
JOINT hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples, Gate Iatches.
Whips, Whip Lashes and Hide Whips Patent and Enam-
Cloths and Oil Carpet SaddIery and Harness Trim.
mings Shoe Kit, a good assortment Bird Cages,
Glasses, Canary Seed, etc. together with a thousand
other articles, TO which the attention of the public :
respectfully invited. aug. 90 IS