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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
Card.

], the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment of DR.. L. j CZapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment hopipg
that by doing Imay he Instrumental in nrev,nting
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, ana which often results from the ner-
nicous practice of pretenders MY disease has bee n
that OF physical and mental debility which follows In
consequence Of indscretons in youth The agonies
Wmcn endured are perhaps, unnecessary for ine to
dtial they are known to those who have experienced
IN W Suhce II to say, that having called the services
OF w. L. j. C1pkHy into requisition all the expecta-
NJ IS which may have formed of hiIa were more
man realized would therefore recommend Dr. Cgap-
kay TO al who may find themselves afflicted with tbat
dreauluI malady, my object in doing being sym
paiy Ior suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire of
;eleYing them. DAULEE Printer
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Blue Wltriol!

2 1900 LBS. very pure and choice FOR sale in
~ quantities 70 suit ct lower than ever he oro
offered in this market Purchasers will fn il to their
Advantage 10 cali on before buying ella where
RICE, COFFIN 4 co,
ecas DIST, oppo s,e Wells, Psrgo Co.
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III q II g H.
,, HAVING purchased the entire in

.t~-E@eaags. HAVING purchased the entire in.
SEs Sfs} terest of
%4aE3 EDMUND CHJLDREss
AH----AA IN tre CEtN CkAL STALL
Center Market street, Marysylle, the subscribe,
.ll resp cttully solicit continuance OF the patroa,
-o literally bestowed upon his predecessor, and
as much more as generous public may sse fit to ia
vor him with
All those purchasing their meats at the CENTR Al
STALL may be assured that they getting as good
as can be had in town.
oci3 If VALENTINE GROU
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PRIVATE BOARD.
For Sale or Rent.

sAsS22r THE desirable brick dwelling house corner
HIS Of Pf,h AMI streets Plsse.sinn rivep i'm
l;nkk4 mediately. Por further particulars enquire
mol CHA5. WOOD
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CaEharGiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put mp in
GLASS GASES, Air light, and will keep
in nnN CIimnte.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

In the matter Of the Estate Il. D sherard deceased
MOTTO is hereby given by tie uu ler,tgn,l. adj
~ mnstratur OF the annye named estate, To the
creditors 0f, AMI all persons hHviug cti,ns against
said dec as 20 exhibit the same, with the necesslr,
vouchers. within ten months from th' publication of
this notice, 10 the undersigned, at the Office Of the
County clerk OF Suttcr county. in Huba City, their
sti claims will be forever barred.
fuba City, Sutter Co, Nov. lhlh. 1880.
CHAS. A KEYSER,
roll A-!sw1W Administrator,
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PalLADrLpHrA, january I'm, 1859.

CEERTBFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
ernof Of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. L. }
Czap6ay has served during the contest for Hungarian
lib, rty, as Ch cf Surgeon, in the Hungarian army
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given {,
him this certificate, and recommend him to tin synpa.
thy, attention and protection OF all those who
pable of appreciatng patriotic self sacrifice, and un
deserved misfortune. KO-SUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852.
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Alfalfa.
NOTICE.

w GE 'RGE LAWS & CO.,
mo- w street., next door to Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

DIR. L. j. CZApKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless he effects u cure
Oaice hours from9 A. NJ. to Pa
e1Ty~ The following letter, which emphatcay speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine--to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
cisco, for publication;
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gaE!.gs.llzlN
Dc: .l.LIy IyySH
MRS. WTNSIOW.
SOOTHING SYRUP

An experienced Nurse "a Female Physician, present
10 Nm. .LL--L--m OF L--LL. ~ L-r
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To the ROYs.

An exchange says ncvr motry girl who is
fond oi b.img on the strrct--who Is fOnd OF 90
ing to she theatre--whotlss q j-weled baud aud
an empty hcad--who viii see her mother work
and toll while she lies 10 b'd aud f.igns sickness
who Is hifnrl,to Jwn her own mother he
cause Sue drpsses t.lsn A-never lsoturd grammar
ar was &C cu>toiied 60 tIe ttqnsttc ot the draw
ng rnom---whn is -lw"ys complaining that shr
cannot get money enougt, 10 dress like Miss'so
ond.so. OF go to parties like Sueh-a' 'nne-- who
wears her sipshsd, or hps hole 10 her stocking
aud is TOO lszy TO mend il. Should you get such
one, depend upon it you will have diLl I'm
tidy. miserable home and life Of IL. But ihr
kind, off ctionate, tidy girl who helps her moth
~, who is slways ready and anxious to accom-
moda,e her mother, father. brothers and SISTERS.
who is kind to The poor. who dresses n"stly anl
according to- her means, who il always cheer III
aud lond of accommodating others--i' You can
get snrh a treasure, your home will be para
disc, aud you will not regret your choice.
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Vlll.lIl,iiylhnnnb,

\ correspondent ~ tac Uncnnati Gdsttic
writing from Washing on. gives the folluwiup
,.rtrr,t ,t ,h. u ,r,.,u,,n, i., rr, ,b u ia
,',.... N''' ~
\N""' ''''''''
Tue III mhr Iom the Ihlri District OF Ohir
- Se''"lniy II hsthcd man ~ the II use. ! an
40 heleN.t ~ PhehuloIy. bui do b'lrrva thol
nIih IaGt II generally pret tar indrx o
ms Gl"r'ch an'' such lace us V'lldndig ain
htH, Lnvdor woull haze ben IN ecs uces could
&c nave Sc'n. am inclined To think that II
h" ever loses hlS pdre III Congress ami becomes
reduced To that cnndtt'on ol pocket, trunk ant
wardrobe known as h,rd-ur' he could
earn very comfortable liwihood as "a modeI
10 pn'n,crS engaged on aicrcd scencs. When
Naihnd'9han sl'c ks, his Iuc Is distorted tate
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Wood Conn,r Conrt nr Cnmmnu pl.a.

NnalIts sheW ara " Michael hioi,F ct AL
IL virtue OF an alias order issued from said couri
dei'tredl will Otr Tor sale at the door OF th, conr,
house 10 said cuuhsy, on
s1tuIda,, tbs 10Th day Of Feb, A. u. 1860,
u'"esh the hours of twelve oco,k NJ
ments,to WIS Pbe Borth.west quarter OF seetiou
t"enty-hVe aud the east half OF the north east
'er OF section twelHy-sx and the south half ot the
oulh-"est quarter OF section twenty four, all of
township ionr north Of range nine east in Wood co
onlo' containing in all three hundred aud twenty
acres, more or less.
G. w. NOTION, sheriff Wood CO., o.
\. Jefferson, ri #. att'y
January 10 IA
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EnIl Grcn, Co,,on WILL.

The most appalling calamity hat It has ever
been our du,y To record, AMI perhaps the most
disastrous in the loss OF human lie, that has oc.
Law renee, Mass, on the l0th iust
At ahou Ave O'Clock, +. NJ, Will. between
600 ami 100 operatives were al work in the
rrmberion Cotton Mills. it fell with crash,
bnrying nearly every person in its ruins The
citizens began promptly The work of removing
The hrjie, lrnm the wreck
Abour half past ., P NJ, dr, was discov.
cred IN the rmnS. II is said to have been caused
Ivy oceidrHtslty cropping canpheue lantern
among some bales of cottnn, This additional
horror struck terror to he hearts that had hecu
hopinl OF savu d mere lives. The G,cmrn who
we're on the spot, rXerted lhrm,cye to the ut,
most and on streams Of w,ter were pourius
rom the different engines TO extugnish the
AamrS.
Que woman in the part OF the mill STAN ing
became frightened, threw her bonnet aui shawl
from 9Th story door, aud jumped ont herself
breaking sn arm aud otherwise injurius herself
50 thai she cannot recover
Those near the breaking out Of the fire hal
nca'ly rescueda woman but the a,m-s spr,a ,
ing Inpdly, drove them back aud she was ltit
TO perish whrn delivery wssto nest
The scrrams and mrpns cf the poor buried
creatures could be hearh from beneath the ruins.
hut Nc earthly power could help hem.
Between f1r'y aud iny p,ysici,us w.Ie in
attendance at the Ciry lla aud other places
where the wounded wsre placed
N'twilhsianiing the almost superhumpn eS
~ rlious OF the 6ieman. who had srriveI from
all the n"Ighboring towns ths fire ma he qailk
woIk, and shSpeless mass of charrci mbcr
biek, moTlsr snl human bones was ell the 70
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Il. A. tfIGG1Vs. Editor.
l'ERRYSBURG :
THURSDAY, JANUARY. 10 1890.
No spsniker.


Almost six weeks have passed away since the
assembling fin present Congress, snd "yet,
there is no Spesksr--no org'nization, and no
p,ospcc, Of Il. That the responsibility Of this
f,ilure to organic, rests with the democratic
party. no sane man can deny. II evi lenrc Of
that fact was desired. II would be found In
'he declaration of one OF tNe leaders Of that
party Of AltSa NJ who bat a few days
since, fton his place in the house avowcl, thst
If he had II in his power. ho vas free 10 sny
that he would pcrrc'unte Gi'cord here Thick
~ hut. y, Union sbv n 20 men Of the dcmoc-
racy, whose profession OF patriotism 's both
long and loud. You. who under penalty nf b..
ing denounced MS traitors 10 The d1morrncr and
enemies 10 he p,rly, are rqnir"d 10 follow IN
the lead an obey the hebcsis VI men who not
only do nothintto promote tNo organization 81
Congress, md the reoce and prosperity OF th'
country, but who woud ptrpttudts discord u
tieyGauH --mon who woull shiitcr h' ship OF
state on the breakers Of discorI unl diSnnidn--
mAn who ptoN, m love inr, no dlh'y to the
Union, bnt dtnaunca md conlenn il Arl yot
these rre the men who profess 10 look upon the
Republican parry sirii,or' mi disnrg lnlSers
80, shame whore g thy bla.h"
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w. II Gihson,, Trini

The democratic papers throughout The State
sre jubln over the conviction or William IL.
Gibson upon his a'e trial at Columbus. What
new, we are taumingly askel. has b, cor,e of The
declaration SO often made by the Rapuh,icpu
pfrty th-I B,eslm sloe ,he muuev, and G ,hsnu
simply roncesled the robbery has he Not been
tried on1 couvieud OF omhrzI cmear-is he not
proved guilty. We answer, no, Gibson was
not prosecuted Tor nrithcr was he convicted n(
tho crime OF tnh, sylrmeat. The only chays,
upon which he Yves placed on ,rtal was that of
converting the bonts deposipd with him as
Treasurer OF Stale by Ii, Seneca Coun,y Bank
assecuriy for its circulation, into money, thus.
If possible, 10 conceal BrrSin's dehlcstion -
Not one dollar Of mon-y taken from the ate
is, by that Trial, disclosed as being ia the hands
OF Ghson;-not one particle Of proof is ,hey4
that he robbed, or assisted in the robbin. of ih,
State. Bat he did illegally convert n,o msncy.
bonds deposited with him,as rrrasurcr ol State tor
safe kospiog, 10 enable him to cnnceal BE, Inns
robbery. Lei him b. guilty OF what he may-
AMI so Tar as he is guilty We ore ia no mannrr.
his defender or sroiosist- certain il is, that thus
t1r 'hers is no proof that he has ever illegally
converted 10 his owa use Que dollar OF the money
Of State.
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No Muil Agent.

Mouths ag,. as We are iutotined, the Dayton
q Michigan Railroad Company received a con.
tract forthe trnnspnria'ion aud del very Ut the
post Off IS along its line, from Dayton 10 To-
le,ln. OF daily mail Ihus tar, the contrac CT hss
not bsen comped with. Why is ilH rhe route
is QUE ol the most important in the State, sud
yetit would seem to bc treated with tho most
consuminptc indff rcucc. The failure is not a =
uihutable 10 the R,ilrosd Company, who, W.
understand, have ever been resdy to carry the
mails as soou as route agent was furnished by
the pos,.ufiice Department the delay is caused
by this neglect To furnish route ugenr. Is there
no reliable Buchanan democrat in this section
of the StateH Reliable man here are in ahsn
dance, but il seems no longer TO BE- suiliclrn,,
that au applicant lor- -uliuc should be "a good
man and true : but the Interests of the pt, pie.
aud the requirements df business must suf' +
until 'The powers that be- at Washington can
settle the question ss To which one of lhe appi-
esnts is the tercst toe To Dnuglas--the most
plant sycophant 10 prn.slsvrty admins ration.
How long shall such things he The spectacle
is disgusting, as well as humiiatipg, to good
nen of all parties.
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Indiana for Doagins.

The recent lndima Democrats State Conven
ton elected Douglas delegates 10 Charleston, md
instructed the delegates from that State to vote
"a unit. majority Of the delegates being in
favor OF Douglas, the instruction secures TO him
lie tied vote Of ,ha, State. Much bitterness
oI feeling aud great excitement attended the
proceedings of The convention, and at least one
ot the disputes arising there, triminatrd in u
street 1ght The whole cnergi,s OF those b gu,
senator's Fitch end Bright, were srruyed (un.
successfully usi u peors) against any instrnc-
lons in lavor Of ID mghs otherwise, their in.
nnrnce appears to have ben more potent. rs II
majority Of the nominees on the State ticket,
are supporters oi the Administration The trI
umph 10 Douglas is the greater inasmuch az
lu,Iluuo has heretofore been regarded The North.
cru strOnL Lhnld uf the Administration. As D,ug
las has demolished Ijchsnnnsn in this contest,
so wall the republican party demulish them both,
~ tbc coming Presidential contest.
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Ayricuilurni Items.

Mr. Ellsworth has prove that onf pound OF
couksd corn will make more pork than two
pounds led in the raw sta;e.
The journals are tIuhlully calling attention
To he .iact that every latmrr, pro'l' he ha'
heretofore cultivated TO ordinary plhs only,
sa 8 to inches, hts his b Isl Farm lying within
the unx IL or ~ inches in depth below faI ls
has always mtn ulinI.
VIM. l. Morg,n. OF Potts, Warren county
indiana, saws thai see I from he butt end of an
car of corn will rlpen its pro luct all Ut The sam
time. aud some three weeks earlier than seed
from the little end OF the same ear.-- Spring
6rld Neus. ..
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DIsMniOn! DisuniOn!

Such is the cry ut almusl every southern Dem
ocrdt who speaks in The House at Washington.
Aud such hus been their cry for thirty years
whenever their Pro-Slavrry PROJECTS IN with
obstruction in our n tonal Councils. The CRY
has always mad its ct heretofore, in searnp
he doughiace mncracy OF the North into thu
support ot Southern sectional measures But i,
has lost its effect entirely upon the R.public ms.
The Il publican mrnbers ot Congress SIT quietly
aud laugh M al! such declarations from tie ID :
mncr'cy. No Rep hlican in the House has
uttered single dlSmion sentiment. rhry all
came from the Democracy, anI Whenever tn
P,o SaveNites wish to carry III obi CT they set
NJ this cry. Srring. however. that they Ca,
,H ct no hing hy it they have cooled down con.
,ii"rably IN the last ten days aud now BEGIN t,
fear th, storm they have rtisrd them. elves.
ihy fni tn ir srar'. crow game shodr play.t
out. II has had its Ell cl ou such d mocrats a.
Vaandghnm, Cox, Il men Of Tint stripe il
Congress suI they go their full length for III,
di~minni>ls. Ramrmb. r, realrr. lhat no 4 :.
rnhticnn has emu clHr n single word in fdvu
Of diSso'u ion al the Uuinn whlr uea, y ever,
d mncrat in the House HIS boldly ip,lared n
tnnents IN fa,cr OF dlsuniou - Ciermoat Cour
ier
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Icv,s,n,ive summary.

Tho Legislature oG Ohio has Ihus far accom-
rlshe,i but htle. the biilfor suspcmlinr the rol
lection of tn schonl libr'tv tx hta pcrind nf
Two Years, he's passrdthr Snste By very large
minority. nn,t w,tl no doubt receive The cordol
approval o great majority OF III" people
iarrison's anti.hva$ion hill said to have been
dated by the Hon. Thomas Ewing. was pos.
ponel until the lst %, f hrnarv. as il brings up
,hsrr rrcpress'blc Niger" it will deuhtIrIs b.
fully ventilated.
A bin has hecn Introduces 90 lease The public
works. i divides them into eight SECTIONS, aud its
provisions are sccutely guarded. II is in sub
stance The same bid which wus introduced in
tho Inst Legislature, und will probably meet the
spme fate. M ., .-....... ......
q bill to repeal the law, creating Backus rs
the board Of pIbc works OF Ohio, hiss not yet
been acted upon. but will undoubtedly be pu,
through in short order. ,.4t...
"a large majority Of the bills introduced in
The Senate have ben killed in tho committees
20 which they were referred. 1t is generally con
eeded that The preset session oI the Legislature
will be the shortest as we'll as the most active
that we have hsd in many years.
y Our Senator, Mr.. Lnskey, is alIeedy making his
mark as Que OF the most useful members OF that
body. His constituents may well be proud Of o
representative SO vgilsnt aud so attentive 10
their interests, as he has already proved himself
TO be. a# h.#a afntH H" .fA.#
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snefInss s,ai,,.

Whrcomo HtsaiD' VS. Nm. Ewuig ct al.
bY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed ard
Delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio. in the above entitled case win off,
tor ste ut the dOoi OF the court house, in Perg,s.
burg. Wood county. ohio. on
aatu da, the 18Th day ofFebruav A. Il. 1sGs
between the hours "f % clock \. n and o'clock
T. A. OF said day. thc tolio wing described proper,
to wit: The south west quarter of the nort;i wesl
quarter OF section nUmber twenty-one (2l) in town
snip number six (G) north Ot range nuupen ten l0l
cast. in Wood county. ohio. containing forty (4O)
acres. more or less, c. w. NORTON, sheriff
L. i ID. X. llollenbeck, att',s.
ia ~. Is O--37w5s9 10
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o1- The Vicar OF Brsy. say. Lola Mout,1
when repros ched for bring rurn coat ia poll.
ties. replied that he lived up to his principles,
which were TO bo always Vicar OF Br.yi .nl be
continued to hold his place through the stormy
days Of Henry VIII and Ihoss OF his successors
--'urning Catholic or rfOtestsnt according to
the religion Of the monarch. Do not scme Of
our public men hold their places, through all.
changes Of political rule, by acting upon similar
principles with The conscientious VesIl
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THg WAY 30 KttP Poor Invest all vour
capitol IA i.ul. uut tuu IA II, ht Tor more. lllIr
mouey Ia stock yuur itrm, Have 40 fallh IA
your own buSlurss, aul always bs r'ady Ia sell
out. Bay mean caws and pavinri horses poor
oxen aud chrrp oois. Use The oil ol wunu,
erh whenever Nour 0x ~ need strength. II rs
cheaper than hay or meal, Keeps them ilvcly aud
pnunls out all The gruhs. Never waste time la
setting on iru, uuj shade trees. Fruit snd
leaves routing around place make il IuuhoalIhy
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A AKrEN RETorr, The Richmond EaqnrAr
saws thu 1t the Nnr'h Keep. the urlon, il must
b. krp with southern measures AMI Slu,h ru
m'n Upon This the Newark Vi rrury r'murk,:
WHEN s, mey Smith VS. to'd thai nv hving an
hutt.rm'lk, human beng might prolpng his TX.
mark It ,ha, 1t WAS scare. " worth while TO live
two centuries on such hIet.'
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mains Of the ruined Mill aud It's 200 buried vic.
tims
I, was only by the utmost exetions Of the
hr,mon TINT the Washington aud Duck Mills
nearly adjoining the Pemoetton Mills, were
saved.
The latest esiimate oi the killed aui wounded
is--k,lrd, III; woun led 20G. The greater psr'
OF the wuunde ,r, past recoycry.
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A LaDy Russ Orr wirH HrR FrorMAN. Il see
the scdnldl whlrh has be- Ito lllns ahJu l. udon
clubs AMI draw,ug-r 'ons inr the at lew ,luys--
o Mr.. j II Guru y '>rlnpcmrnl W h her foot,
man has NOW Iound its way into The Lo ldon
Tim's There can ihere'nr, he nn urthrr mu.
t,v, tlr keeping back Il few facts in come ciinn
with the cast. rhc lal> in question was the
ua1- -hLr ot the late Rlcnud Il Irrey, by whom
she h,d u forum" ot urarlA E2) 000 year. uh.
NnIuelv secured to herself, She was consider Il
the richest m,rrl"i wumin ~ England. All
this lor,unr she is now Ire 10 di,pnSt ol as she
krs LIN "nrchug II she Chuo,eS, III iorIunt'c
llNuk y whom She his chosen for the p,rtuer OF
n h,ghl llr luilr 4 husband has already
lsk The iCS, steps Tor obtaining u Il .vorce hui
such Is tIe pres ure "fdlvOrcr business h'tolC
Mr. justice Cr!'sSNrl'S Court that his solicitor
has Men informed ,m told thai lnurIeeu
months are likely to rlapSe before tn ease cal
h. brought To ,SNu-, NJ M'onwhjle, the an II Is
great blow t" the large an resp 'ctahir Carney
coaarctiuu--Sn well AMI wI leIy known Tor lis
p|ulaurhrop,c ac'l,iy, as well as it's wealth.
lLpnlon (Dec. 22l Correspondence Of rhe Ma.
GuardIau
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After all the most natural beauty in the world
is honesty aud moral truth, for all beauty Is
truth. TUE features make the beauty of the
face, aud rtu" proportions the reau'y oI archi.
lecture, as true measures that OF harmony aud
music. Ii poetry, which is all fable. trnIh Is
lie nlrlPrllnM.
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A CnrFRFuL WiFE "A peasant cheerful VIII
is rainbow sci in the sky when ttr husband i
mint is tossed SIih storms and tempests. hut u
,iss.lisird uul iseliul wife. IN the hour o.
,ruube. is like oue OF those hrnls who are APP
pointed To Urtare the lost spirits.
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Nothing teaches patience like garden. You
may O. round aud watch the opening from da,
day but il takes lis own lln ant y0a can
uot urge il on faster than it will It iorcrd il
is only tum to piecrs All he best resnllS Of q
iy progressive.
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lr young man wants to choose wife, let
him invite her to take walk long one ; end
when he comes back. il he finds his com mpanion
ohlIgel to 40 To he'd with II h-ddache. ls hlm
took Tor wife somewhere elsr unless he is tonh
Of paying doctors bills.
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Taste and tlegunce, though they are rcc"nd
only among the smaller aud secondary morals
yet are OF no mesu importance in tie regulation
of life. moral taste is not of force to turn
vice into virtue, bat il recommends virtue with
omething like Establishments OF pleasure.
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ADMINS iRATORS SALE.
TO all Whom il may Concern.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen ta,t he undersigned has
" been appointed assignee of the property. estate
effects ani etts OF the hrm at Haskins. Roller &
Haskins, lately engaged in the business 0f metchRn
diEng in The town of Portage. Wood County, Ohio.
4 II creditors of said hrm are required to present
their claims TO the assignee at Forage leave th,
sans with his attorney ~ perryshurg, as early as
practicable. SAMUEL JOHNSON. Assignee. .
james Murray. atty
January ~, lS50--3Gw3Sl so.