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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
A. j. GARDNER. M. d..
SURGEON,
Gilead, Wood County, Ohio.

DocroR GARDNER has been engaged in practice for
eleven years. aud viii continue 10 give special atten
tion to the treatment OF SURGICAL piskASxs
Jan. eth, lS5g--SSm6
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
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Fresh arrivals weekly AZ
~ - = n y n q q n y TO RE
sgn %; tit Book consisting Of School Books of all
kinds, al'p Latin, Greek French, German, and tho
higher mathematical works. lie also has the standard
Poets. Histories Biographies, Travels New and Popu.
lar Work., "tr, etc. together with commentaries and
notes on thc scriptures; works ON Theology Annuals
Et Hcos ior all seasons aud ages nargc assortment
OF Holiday Gii,s, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures fv the children uf Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords aud In great variety
fNkS-Rlack Blue, Rcd, Carmine, Aruolds arS
harrson's Fluid, Copying lndellible. etc.
GOLD PEAN-Mammoth, Eusros-iuF, Comm,r.
cial ladies Ne, at HOlT'S
school Ihnds Gr sale.
INlE Undersigned viii ua,r for sale NJ tho door Of
/ tho coar, huusc IN Wood couo',. Ohio,,n
SiWdyn, me sfb f1s ~ J7av4r,, ls6o
NJ II O'Clock \. N.thc GNowiur sriool lands IN scc
~. town norJh, range ~ cast uthc township {
rerYsbwE, divided and urrroi ID " vuows
~ Ss, 81" te,,G' See &c. No ., J. oppre oal'
i : 81 S3.s} 49,; "".%%i "% - - sSSS SSS
TERN ;-nuc twelfth rart Il the purchase mon
c, tobc pad at the time orsac, aud the balance ia
rcvvu eqVIl annual installmcuts with annual inter
est
7.-Nc hi taken f,r less than the appraised value
Auditors once. Wood co. J. W. ROSS,
Dee --aow $500 County Auditor
school Lands for sale.
FlNHE purchasers ufthe lands described below LaN.
i ing failed to make pay mcnt required by ihei-
contract aud the statute regulating sales qfSchool
Lands will reoncrapd sell the same TO the highest
thereon AZ the door Of the Court House on
SotmoHy, the Sth of January, 1889.
at o'clock. L. VI unless the back payments ond in
crcS due required IN tho several contracts be paid
before that time.
rEEENSGrEG TOWNSHIP.
Ntps ~ Purchaser Il. T. y. Pt.ocS. I. ami su,
Key Marshall Jr. uSr lG LutnO. , Al u SlsO.3p
Ootchhss EDWARD " :" d" iO.BS 22i.62
/ simmons |. u. /" " 1910 25h.OS
Key Marshall Jr d" " IlOS 237.l0
Mcfi rh IL Reid " d" " II 4o.SI sos ul
johnson Buckley " " " 10 1890 2Sl.Og
- " " " II lOQO St3,gT
same - " IL 1929 2G6. : !
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP.
rmdlay John B. - ; lG " " ) $3.50 1906
TROY TOWNSHIP.
Shnwhan ncnuis ~ GlG II IOOl 2SG 60
same " Is 10 20 w
MILTON TOWNSHIP,
Barton Daniel ! l6 60" So 3l3.i2
King George " " 10 l2l3
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
| Bilz John - : l6 - t053 252 Il
" -" 1852 2T2SO
Tenn. or sale will he cash in hand and no bid viii
he received for less than the amount due there.
ON. 90 which win hc added the expense ofths sale
! JAMES W. ROSS, County Auditor.
! ArrlroU'S OrFICE, Wood Comty Ohio.
! Dee 2 lSiS--3uwt $500.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-06
COasassa cYciaE CoHseGc.

FACULTY..
W. ". i"llrsrE", F.. u FGLTcN,
Principals Prots. of Book Kce?ing md colIIt.
cral branches.
NM. L. CoorHB. ". II. IIoLIIsrEH.
Professors ui Practical and Ornamental Pcnmnn.
snip.
l., BEUCr, Esq, aud hers Lecturers on Railroad
Hnd Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ. ADAMS ESQ. y. W. BrooEs ESQ
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
T.. L. JoNfs, ESQ, Lecturer on the principles and de.
tails of Banking.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03


Tia, soa,, ,hraugh ue,av h,li. a,..,o,
49,
"fs 'he '"sti t9sih"''H- f"'n. that ht-i
Noie 10 her heart tine dream 81 love.
a..,e.s,1a .,,,ll.t.s. ,,.,,, AMI ia,
ii'f f9aps mift owned N" mystic power
AND lpye dream. noatled round her soul
,i.t ~. .... ,.....te.t 49,,
'''''''''' i'' ''
was NNfe ~ dHffh A'pln" 'nHH
And her soft fonni,d cheeks were ,inrfd
,v,A 1900. .t.,...... .,.,.,... -.
=, '"'''is
Her iorks we're silken. an't and bright
And the .sep. l,a,,,,e, ,.f lac, .,,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
SELECTED poetrp.
me Willow

the WILLOW.
'cssss IN tree hooks in the running brooks
tsnAsf-rrAr-
rk- willow grove beside the rvef
Asa the beush, hang ~ i,. d1s,
Till the gwen leaves, a, they guiyer,
M. the waves rs they run below.
The river .hispess 10 The willow
wNb a .sa mysterious tone.
A. The brbbie@ Of each bil'nw
Garps,sy break IN bank and stone.
whs' -sith the river as i gli-ien-
Il. The sun giiais tlRsngh the tree.
While the haagh s'p"p- dpwn and i-ten.
To IL rlain,iye melody
Like my waste tie :. flying
Brightest sly, bste shortest stay
Amy waves speed onward sighting,
With thy ki-,cs a. away
" Human hop-s arc like the buhtlcs
swollen and gi'terns on ms tide,
TIL the rocks, tn. earthly trouble.
Met and wreck them a. ,hoj slide.
W. sh DER willow hish DER rtef
soar 3 lark in airy rings
Whsle hts sars thrill 10 ihe qu,-f
0fh- sun ilumnci wing.
And The the, vault j. fveu
Win tii- glad aapg a. he f,es
seek. ltte one, Thy iry. 10 heaven
had tny hopes within the -k.-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
LOUIS BACK rs,

MERCHANT TALON
S'Iot NEAR SOUTH WEST CORNER ~ -
PUBLIC sQu ARE, MARSHALL. TExAA
- RESPECTFULLY informs the citinaf v
IL Marshall and vicinity that he has pr !.
neully located in the place, and Is prrlAreu y
execute all orders entrusted TO his care in : ~
unsurpassed by any establishment III. y"
New Orleans
lie will keep on hand everything thst ~
ally found in Merchan, Tailor's cstabHnla..L
30 that those who wish. can select choice ~ '.,
and have them made to order His suPt..
have not reached here, but will bc on han" " :
few days
Marshall. MAY u, 1sso-no 2T-n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
CAJ.LAWAY 4 RAIN,

ID r. PEtTFuI.iN inform the c'us -
IL harrison county that they arr now '""T
large stock Of staple and Fancy n'y W" ~,
Hardware, Qnccuswasc Boots and sn"", 80
and Caps Clothing and Notions, on we ~
side of the public square. We will say n
Of the quality and style of our gootn' sIJ
none can Judge better of them than yours
hut respectfully solicit call.
Ma hall Apvil % 1852
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

CHARLES DECkERT.

'>"i'h wrsl oartirl of Ihe puiln .auArs
l. EtPS constantly on band u large assorimep'
~ Of ladi,s and Gentlemen boots aud she's,
OF hr own manufacture also u good supply Of
so!t upper leather Tor sale
~ hi. long eNpricnc, and close attention
10 Che business. he hopes 70 have a continuance
# that patronage heretofore SO libcrally bestowed
on him All orders promptly ATTENDED to, and
,0k Warrnu'nl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
SUMNER CLOTHING.
JERH. M. WARDwELL.
of TUE LhrR FINN oY
Nci ON, w ar Il " ell n Co

Having connected himself with the we'll
known hous, of REID n TRACY IS Chamber.
Street Now York
COLLECTS The continued patronage Of hi.
- fricnds and customers, aud assures them that
their orders for Hardware, If addressed 10 him
or to Reid A Tracy, shall be satisfactorily exc.
cuted.
January 81, 30
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
Ne. - Hagassae Strut, Aew. Oeieaas
4 CONSTANTLY on baud the largest as sort
~ ment Of Sea-onabe Clothing. Of every d.
scripison for Men aud Boys 20 he found in New
Orleans all Of which will bc sod at the lowest
pri,qs tor cssii, ei rrt.il OF wA0i, snlc
August 20, BE-. ally
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
{ SIGN OF TUE MORrAR)

rIFN VF THE NVETAN)
4 Nf. now in receipt Of u large and well ID
~ selected stock Of Drugs. Molcines. II
Paints Obs, soaps, Perlumery, Motions, u
Favored Extracts. 1tc., TO which attention 4
respectfully solicited.
To the Ladies they would say. cal and AGO
their beautiful Gard Gases, Fancy Paper Enycl.
ops, Combs, Brushes. Soaps. Powders and
Perlhmery such as Kiss he SweetIy. Frangi'
PAM Young America, Upper Ten. etc. ete,
A lot of fine Gold Pens
April q, ls5o n2o'owl
yi0no.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
THE LAWYERS PATRON SAINT.

TIE LAWYERS PATRON SAINT
NJ JcuS g. sAxR.
lawer Of bdtainny, once on time,
When business hegRns at bpms
Was sent as legae TO ltaly's cline,
To confer with the Father a, Rome.
And What was the message the minister brought
To INC Pope he preferred complaint
Ihst each profession patron had got
While tle lawyers had never saint,
Very true" ud hi, Holiness smiling to mad
An attorney &c civil and pieasaut--
But M very las. saint /, already assigned,
And can't make new one a, present.
To choose nom the bar IL were nt;est thnk
Perhaps you nan In your eye -
Ard his Holiness here gave a misohisYous wink
~ cardinal sitting near by.
But the lawyer replied, in lawyeriise way.
IL know what Ia modest. hope;
dua't come hithcr. allow me 10 say,
70 Psuacr advice u The Pope,r
Very we'll" aid hi Holiness then we will do
n hest that may fahiy be done
II 6sa s1sm exactly tie thing it is true
1hst the law should le sainilcrs alone.
To treat your profession rs well as | can
And leave you no sf complaint,
FscFs~<. as the only quite frasible plan,
t. give Jon second hand saint.
70 M nsixhborns church you will presently 90,
And this Is 1the plan advise
een4, ~ few ases-a hundred or 20
~ eassfuily bandage your yea;
11se-Ayia9 more aves--ro cropping around,
~ taashisw - oldces alone,
&RNadn1 ~ are seeking vii quickly be found.
- - 1rvs that you touch Is your own."
m hwyer did - bis Ilolne- ~aA
vUoa1 n omission OF aa~
1Aoa. hki1g the i,andsg~= % ffun h.. bs.a
~ - yoe tAisk hs SAN
lsss ~ 81 Mirhael (Ayared IN paint
Aah1~ine The Father If Evil
AID ts< lnsyes excainirr, he thou car saint : !
~ tsssAi.y ~ sc'n Il ne devil -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

~ Nl.AC AUCTION.

three times week, namely. on Monday. Thur,
day and saturday - Auction during the tav.
Notice will be given by ringing thobell
lite offers superior inducements to Planters to
call and examine his stock, publicly and pri.
yalely lie can sell goods ihly per cent, cheap.
cr than any Merchant in Marshall He offers
superior ENDORSEMENTS to Merchants IN the sur
rounding Iowns aud Country Stores. lie can
sell them good, at New Orleans prices lie hns
splendid supply of Ladies Gool., consisting Of
silks, Robe, Jaeunct trn+. har Muslin. Swiss
Muslin. Man,illas, Gir4hams Linen. ioop
skirts shoes and Gaitors. Hosiery. Bunneis.
&c. &c Plantation Goods such as Negro
shoes, kcieo}' Loweils Beachcd and Brown
Domcctc, Sc together with large lot Of
81 MINER CLOTHING.
Come and examine for yourself lie is s.,sis-
hcl he can please you ALL The Goods aro all
New and Fresh. and purchased with the great
est care,
Marshall, April / >, $50. tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03

Ia endless sarriv Plain md checked India
mating riri@mtori Of al kinds, together uilh
lce Bows OF every s.ze
Furniture carefully and ,eeorly packed for
shipment % tao interior
t.ly and county purchasers viii always find
ou work nady iof thelr inspection and are cor
daly invited TO yisi, oar tore and examine for
lhensclvc
Jaly %, 'as. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-03
Spring, Hair. and Moss Mattresses

Patent Spring Bed Bottoms a new and ceouo.
mical invention, Comforts Spreads sheets, pill
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
fnE Sly.

The sun is rising Did you ever think
Of the many benefits produced by the sun?
Let Us. 60 upon the top Of n bill. and see
tie sun rise. and consider. for moment,
the effects that are produced.
Do you see that the darkness, whieh had
fallen over the whole face Of mature. IL gone?
Do yoa see that even the Ssll-y is filled
with light? Does not all this remind you
Of God. who said. at tbs beginning OF The
world. let there be lighi, aud there vas
light?" @fe'
Light. then. spread over the land. is-one
Of the first effects of the suns rising. And
do you see that the birds are all abroad
now, linRing their songs. and seeking tbeif
food? How happy they appear !, 10 be |!
And do you not feel happy too? DOES not
everything seem happy to see the highland
feel that the day has cone once more ?
Do you observe that vast sheet Of white
vapor that is risirg from 70 ider vsley t?
II is ,risirg in consequence Of. the warmer
sir that is produced by the rising Of the
sun. Do you not feel that the shining Of
the sun upon you makes you warmer?
Warmth. then. dilTused over the earth.
is another effect produced by The Lisftg OF
1he sun. And how pleasant is this warmth /!
But 90 you know. that. il il were not for
the warmth ol the sun. the tres and plants
and flowers would not grow? Do you
! know, that, without this warmth, all the
earth would be covered with ice. and that
all men and animals would die?
You see. then. how important The sun
is. and how great are the benefits Of the
light and heat Of the sun. These are the
sources Of life to everything that grows OF
feels
The natural sun is scrip,ural emblem
Of the Lord Jesus Christ He is called
"tbe Sun Of Righteousness" He By bis
clear spiritual beams dispels the darkness
Of moral ignorance form the minds OF his
pfople. dries up the fountains Of corrup-
ton within, and warns the hearts with di
vine. love. Children look to Jesus for the
light which shall illnmine your souls, and
guide your fret in the paths Of purity, and
bring you to the realms OF glory
or the New Jerusalem on high It is said
in Revelations. "ADd the city had no need
| Of the sun or ths moon to shine in it. fol
the glory OF God did tighten i. and The
Lamb IS the light thereof. Journal anC
Messenger.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

such claimant certificate OF his right 10
take such person identified and proved tc
be owing service or labor as Aforesaid
which certificate shall aulEoriEe such
claimant TO seize or arrest and transport
such per,on to the State or Territory from
which 10 escaped; Pre4ided. That moth
ing herein contained shall be construed al
requiring the production Of transcript 0
snch record IS evidence aforesaid. But il
its abse nee the claim shall be heard snC
determined upon other saiiIlactory proofs
competent 10 law.
Approved. SepteEiber ls. 1850.
MILLARD FILLMoRc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

EFEEcFs OF WHIsKY.-The Crawfords
vile tIndiana) journal. reports case Of
poisoning with whisky in that vicinity,
marked with violent teianic spasms, and
every indication OF the presence Of strych-
nine in the liquor drank The person is
Mr.. Lewis. and he says he drank on two
different days. and in an hour and hall
after swallowing. the last glass. fell. was
seized with spasns. which drew his toes
into the soles Of his feet. LIS fingers into
his hands. and his feet and head bent till
they met. and bent his body into circle.
nis' Jaws were locked fast. and could not
be opened at ell while the spasms lasted,
which. in the case OF the first one. was "a
hour. In. this condition. racked viii
these terrible spasms at intervals Of one Il
five hours, this poor fellow has lived foI
ten days--s. heavy penalty, for drinking
whisky. He is unconscious during the
convulsious..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

4 IHrLuEScE OF MUsro,--Nspoleou. con-
fessedly the most consumate,i commander
that ever lifted the sword. who by his. lac
Tics outgeneraled all Europe. had = si,ict
regard to pieces which were played, by
lhe soldiers on particulsf occasi rs, Ger,
tain tunss were prohibited, others used
only under peculiar circumstances, and
others used only for the fuSl charge. re-;
tanned, perhaps. only to Jet, loose with a.
deserved corps; and. 1t is siated, on max ing
the famous passage Of the Alps. under
sifcppstapces the +. most appalling and
DR., adful. il the soldiers at any time hesital- :
ed in their march, lie ordered the bpQIers
TO sound their liveliest notes; and if the
obstacle was so great as to bring the army
to- dead halt. tbe whole band were orderr
ed to peal forth the charges to battle, which
never failed to, besr, them over the most
formidable difficulties.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
ESTABLISRED IN 1926
Misduo,ailons rom scrip,ure.

No book isquotec so frequently as tie
Bible. And app0sils and correct quols-
tons from it adds strength apd beauty u
editorial Or essay, speech. or sermon. 10
short, TO any liteysFy Produe ticn-whatever,
A misduotalion from L not only shocks
the seEsibiIhiss aof lie aseufsts scholar.
but ;mpsiFs The effect Of all the thoughts
that are effected With il, a Even if the idss
embodied in the quotation. is preserved
With the utmost exsctness, a departure
from verth aecurateness is always dis.
agreeable, 80 ~ as'
Sometimes wehear quotations made As
from tie Bitles which have not even ver-
bal similarly TO the passage Of scripture.
God temperS the wind TO the shorn lamb
Is such Quotation. bat the error has been
so frequently exposed that few now ascribo
the sentence 10 shy other than iIs real
auihor--Ste Sterne.. Misquotalions prtstIy,
ing some shallow Of resemblance to the
Iapguage Of Gods word, are sqnite numer
Gus. aud are often made.
"Spare the rod and spoil the child" has
been quoted by many good woman. as
scriptursl authority for. the cbsstisemept
Of unruly children. An approximations 10
II msy be fodpd in Proverbs Xiii. 94-"Hs
that spareth the rod hsteih his SON." Faa
"As the Tree falls so tiles" is frequent
" cited il discussions with UniyersaIisis.
in connection with texts proving the upal-
terable condition .of man after death. The
true reading Is "1f tile tree fall toward tho
South, or toward the North, in the place
where the tree falletb there shall il ie."
Ecsl. Ii. 5. teen. sg,.-s, 49, 4, al
| In. the prayers off red in social meetings,
we often hear--"Thou hast said, where
two or three are ga,hered together IN my
name, there am in the nldst,s ,sof them,
ard that 70 tIess .thep." The last clanse
Of the sentence is q very -scriptural infer;
ence from the preceding clause, but il was
no, saId by Christ. 'a'as@ 8s9af' q
None are more lisble to misquOts the
Bible than those who. have the nYst ire
questly occasion 70 quote il. Intimate
familiarity with The thcugbt, does, MOI
EaiWays ensure an exact recolIactiOn Il tie
words. asaeeaat ~ e'Ha -
The true and only remedy Cor this miss
quotHtion, Is HeEerto cite . passage-.-eeF..
tainly never in Yriiing--vithout verifying
it by "turnir up" The passage, and copy
ling 1t directly from the book. 4 rigid ad-
nerence to ibis rule viii save many morli-
Tying blundeEs. Il has saved the, writer
from one. in the preparation e.of this very
; arlicle.--Eew York Observer.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15


RELIGIOUS Revival IN WALEs.-A move
ment similar 10 the religious excitement in
Ireland has been inaugurated 10 Wales
The English newspaper, describe the revi>
val as general. The clergy remain after
services to converse with crowds Of nquir-
ers. Numbers Of public houses have been
closed; eight in one sm,ll town. It's now
spreading into North Wales. and the rsH.
giOus interest is very intense. No enthu,
siasm.' writes clergyman Of the Establish
ed Church, 'bgt deep. profound. and aw
fully solemn impression prevails. In some
districts notorious for blasphemy, an oath
is now never heard; drunkards in thou
sands have become total .abstainers; and
If conduct be a test Of sincerity, we NAV
hope most favorably Of the religious move.
ment. 1t is estimated that in two counties
only. 5000 PERSONS. within the last five
months, have teen turned to God. o. --,l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

ONE OF THE "DEMocRAcY."-- We CLIP
the following from the Portsmouth Re-
publican Of last week: st,ase s.,
''In this city n Gsllipo.is street, Te
are favored with case of particular ANAL
gamation. A white man has for his wife
one Of the purest specimens oGebony color
ed EYES flesh and with whom he'lises as
happy and contented .as X can be. The
other day a slight bet was ,goIteps up ~
a couple Of gentlemen of an inquiripc
disposition regarding the politics Of the
eccen!fio individual, who prefers darkness
rather than light in the color Of her whom
Re loves. ,cherishes.. protects. DE: One
eT Inc par les, who is a locoloco. tet with
tie other. who is republican. that lb"
husband of Dinah was republican, and
athifd party was dispatched TO Investigate
his political views. Tho chap said that
be, was DEMOCRAT. and had never syolsd
tny othsl 'icbSt' ,iu..s...s, s.,fs tI, - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

ANOTHER CoNsIDEEArIaN.--0ur readers
may not be unaware, that Chief Justice
TAEEY, has arrived at the very advanced
aye of eighty three; and that all his ,Asso-
clates on the B.ncb, with cue exception.
have passed the age of three score and ten.
Now IN all Ptobabili ycths rext few years
must make great change in the compost.
ton Of tbs Suprsme Bench. Unless death
should hasten that revolution by removing
the Judges before the 4th Of March 1861,
the probability Of the next President hay.
ing to fill SO many and such important o.
fees. will add very much to the import
ance Of the next Presidential struggle. A
good President. may vet ievolutioni5e the
Supreme Bench, and re, erse the DreC
Scott derision befo we expect such a hap
py consummalion. Hamilton IDtelligencer
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

Ep Bsrnum is said actually to have Of
fered Mr.. Spurgson, the celebrated English
Baptist preacher, E2.o0O year to come
to America and make lecturing tour
Mr. Spurgeon replied by writing simply
"Acts xiii: TO-" and sending il TO Bar
num-, The verse reads thus:
20, full of sublilily and all mischief
thou child Of the devil wilt thou pot OeasG
10 PerVeIt the right ways Of the Lord?"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

d &T The vile ofsJohn RobefiS, wlo
lives on the east side Of, the Scio;o. n,a-
tie main: street ford was aecidently droun-
ed last Tuesday night. h .spr ears that
sometime in the i ight she went p . spring
near BY to obtain water for dories.icpdr-
poses, and that while i'm the sptlof procu-
ring the water j, is supposed she fell head
foremost into the spring and Fas drowned,
She was in feeble condition, caused by
recent illness. - Chillicothe Advertiter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

HT"Ps, what ki2d oI wood is the
school. board made Of % asked little
smsrty Of his father. Birch. my son. used
mostly By teachers for uuruly boys, Suky.
put this boy TO bedG-bs 10 getting sleepy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

LILLRAL DoSAEtoH.--Ths Treasurer Of
the New York State Coloniz, ,tion SOcisIy
acknowledges the receipt Of twenty five
thousand dollars, btiUg donation from
College eudOWmsdt 10 Africa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

SIGNIFICANT CHANGE OF NAME.-The
history of the Dem uiocratic party can be
read in the names Of its chief organ. At
first it was the Globe, and concerned it,
self with the welfare Of universal humani-
ty. Then it became the Union, and devo-
ted itself only to the United States. Now
it is the Constitution, which is so inter
preed as to leave more than half the coun-
try out Of the consideration of The govern
ment. Its next name will probably be the
Administration, when it will have TO make
but one more change to become extinct,
! like its namesake. -Boston Traveller.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

CE A pleasant old spiuster lady ofBos,
ton says ths Post, thinks the best kind OF
tea is property. Wonder il she thought
Of liberty?