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BOARDING..

THOSE in search If private
Il Boarding f0u1s can he aocalllrno4afei ~ The
Corner q To14th sni Fagie Streets, 30. ~
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Tar gashirron correspondent Of The
cleveland plain Dealer. in speaking Of Hon.

Q Nailandigham, W
He seems 10 lay very lor. Parties Hefc
nero from Ohio. not long since. urSing the
War Department 10 furnish n military cscoft
sor him 10 Fort Lafayette
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LEGAL.

Treasurer Notice Tor ieGI.
To fhc Ia Payers a. iqo C0gffy.
TnrAsuErn's Oplcr OCT. 18th. l-ul.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
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ESTRAYS.

SsTATE OF INDIANA, woo COUNTY, IS:
- We, the undersigned, do certify that wo have
viewed aud appraised a certain estray Mare taken
up BY Eli Francis, living in Prairie Creek Township,
and find tho same 10 be dark bay Mare. some lit
tie white on her right hind foot, leu hip little
sunk. no other marks OF brands perceivable, sup
posed be ten years old, and sppraisc the
TO be worth forty dollar.
JAMES OXENDISE
j. H. FRANCIS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF November, lsCi. w. ID. WER, } J..
do certify the above 20 be true transcript from
my kstray Book- noye7w3w
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Boots &c Shoes,
frrolf.s c. SAL. ln fhis rra,iei .r.i.ra lar rrfy
variety ~
MEMS. NOMENS AND CniipNEN'S
WEAR.
Suitably ior o.. faI Winter irais. Ntla 81 nI
-il who! stie ~ r.iaIi ai ite
Toises' Var Panic Price For Caes,
Ns especially .aii the aiteut'en of Conniry usf.
tasaf. ani i.faifrs tc oar large ara wen selected
sles al Gseis s Shocs oag fst.i.i'e. o. tuyirs
enable. us O. sell. al wholesale. - lon ~ larff
fhtu aHy market We, 81 NV York.
ear .iosk has hesn s1rrf.HY .elsfift 8 iif me.f
reliable la.tfrn Marrfsefsre-. with special tit~
sarGif satisfactorily i'ir waists = Country nrai-
81.
eai afraae.lastt. r-, such ss - srable r, is
'aurif. hsflstnis u'li .nt ln HInsnltf 'n ..it.
fn.. lu a.softmcHi.
tSrQIAt4.p IS ClAiIn Ul PRICE,
IS any Aon.e llis SIDE a. Nev atss Ns have also
hand large l.nflfaefi ~ off 0ea manfftf'rfInE
best material which fwlii vafrsrf 81 every TREE
pest
Sc are also PREPARED to Hetr io sItcr rtlf1 AIi.i
81 Wofk That may 81 called for la ur live an shortest
notice and 81 he mo.f fashionable .l,ie
Mendng donf u ihe fesf sitie and go tANit
potter
Country Merchant. att an ,ihsf. aetlr'i.s Boot.
cali and examine our fteck end price,. a. Ne are ia
tefrlnci ie frll fnotf at Jess as any honse in iNf
eifg. or stsn lower.
$50 Auf rOaGlI TIE ILACI
Commercial Row. No. ios Wabash 81. htineenf i'
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nR. ID. {. WALLACE offers his
- rreie<sional service 70 the cifirens q Terre
Hate art s1rragnsinr trunfry
offlCi-teur tcors vrst ia " Fstrsck's Dug
SIare
kESfnENCE-ou S~s1. letween en- art IA
sirrets- neief~em
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nOCTOR WI. r. RUST Office.
IL The oae sorn<rly occupied b. Dr. ciiprenrcr.
Worth - Street
Nor eeGiu
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Fort Pickens.

Ther? has been much doubt as 10 the real
rength of the force Of Lieut. Slemner at
Fort Pickens, Pensacola. One of its assail-
ants says;
Its present garrison consists, as far as we
can ascertain with certainty, of 80 soldiers
Some sailors have been sent to IT from th,,
ste Gamer Wyandoue and the stoi ieshp Supply
It is supposed that lhey could rot spare more
than fifty men. llhis 'u2posilon is correct,
the ,rrison does not exceed 1873 men
The arrival Of naval reinforcements, slres-
dy announced, III materially aids the gallant
commander, and has doubtless thrown confu
sion aud djsmay into the bands OF marauiers
who have been threatening The fortress
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How They Propose to do il.


Baltimore correspondent Of the New
YMk World thinks there is considerable hum
bug in the Sou herr st secession M )ycmcnt, ans
cites several cases.
"An eminent surgeon Of the United ate,
army, a native of S,uth Carolina, recent,
went home with the intention OF resigunu
5nppo ,ing that the rebels were 10 earnest
fo his astonishment, on confprriag with the
men high in secession autEorty, lie was ad
wise against taking this step, and given t.
understand tina the whole affair was intended
TO cr' ate political revolution of Free State
sentiment on the slavery question, which il
was certain Of eif,oirg a. au early Period
Another case. A : South Carolina mdship-
man, at Annapolis, was advised not to resign
by the Superintendent, but his reply was hat
he knew what he was about that he had
the promise of the member of Congress from
his district OF being re-app >inted. SO soon as
Sou'h Carolina got back into tue Union, which
would not be long
Ia the language Of an entirely original
phrase, We would say " comment is unueces.
sary
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

TIE GREAT SAlvE" REMEpY.-ualI's
JowHai IF NtoW has the following:
Dear Doctor | will be O, G Hundred and
seven y-f'e yearl old next October. For
ninety four yeas have been an invalid, uu.
able 10 move X ept when stined with lever.
Bu! a year ago last Thursday. heard OF the
Gaocular Syrup. bought a bottle, smet
Of the cork, and found myself a new man.
can now run twelve aud half miles an
hour, ard throw njnlG,n double somersets,
without sioPP'rg.
7, S.--A Ill,e Of your Alicums,one sa We.
a. ? led to " wooden 6 reduced compound
iracIur IN pn'teen nnrues, end Is now COW
erirg tho Iimb with fresh euucio of white
gum Iiue bank.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

OF Paul aud VitsiaIa-~a lovely, supple ltus
group MS even lold it's story in clay.
Everybody was to,n siandinu round IL IN
openmou hJ admiration. and poor Mia Til.
den wiped her eyes more than once as she
looked on it, 1t seemed vision Of beauty
!" the desolate neatntss Of the best room.
Very pretty, l'spose,' sad the Deacon
dou0ttully y--tOr like most fathers of spirited
'"eN'y lhree'olders, he begun to feel little
ape ct tis SON. but dear me. what a sipht
money TO give Tor thing that after ali is
of no use -
"l think" said Jrthro, looking al his moth.
er's sutlu ed eyes, Ills one o, ne most ussf.l
Mug that has been brought into this house
this many day"
i don'' see how you're going to mako
that Out, >" said lhe Dra o J. looking appre hem
sivtly at The young Wisdom that had risen in
his househod
What will you wager me. fslher, that I
viii prove out OF your own mouth that this
sialnstle Is ~ usefal as your cart and oxen?'
Il Know you've great way of coming.
round folks, and twitchlng them up before
hey tsiry know whore they are but III
Nan' You on This question. anyway" And
the Deacon put his yellow btndanu over his
bald head, and too, up his position in the
window sat.
"Wtl, now, f'her, what is the use Of your
cat aod ken o.
"Whv, could not work the farm without
them AID you'd al have nothing eat drink
or wear"
well 81, d what is he use Of cur eating.
diokios and W siug ?"
Use? why we could not KEEP nlivo with.
out It,"
And what 10 he use of our ke, ping aliveP
he use of our k, eprg alive 2"
cF, to bo sure Why do we uy, and
strive and twist AID turn 10 keep alive, and
hats the use ot Iiyi'E ?"
Living ! WY We want 10 i've we en-.
| Joy wing ALI crcs ures dn--dogs and cats.
and very Kind # beast Life is sweet"
"rhc use Of living then, is that We eri,y
| ?"
Yes"
"WcIl. we all enj,y this slatuelte, NO that
there ia the same v,loe t, that that there ia
N virg d if your OK aud carts and
tvod pnd clothes and all that you call n,ces.
a"y things, have no vl'ue excep' to keep Ia
ne ana I'to has no vaua txc pt enj lyment.
lhtu this 'ucIic is short cut to the great
| thing L'r which your farm and evel y;hing else
Is drtigoed You do not enjoy your cart for
what 1t ls, but because of its use to get TODD
and o hes land food and clothes we value
for n tnjoyment they give. But statuetts
or picture, or any beautiful thing. gives en-.
joym, nj at once. We enjoy it the mom,n.
we see it--for itself md no for any use we
mean o make Of It, g that strikes the great
end Of llf' quicker than anything tlse. don't
it? Hy, f"her--haven't 10 my case o"
" | believe the pigs are getting iaio ths
garden" said the Deacon ru hing out Of
front door.
81, to his vile he said before going to bed.
Ism, it amazrg he way Je,hro can alk 7
| COULDN'T do mysef bat bad ! IN me
though if I'd h his advantages. Jelhro is
4 chip Of the Old block"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Pa-allsc for nnrheIors.

In Lacrosse, Wisconsin, there arc over two
hundred marriagtble eirls--sweet, besuuful
anl accomplished. To oap'ure hese iues.
there are in all one hundred aud twenty
y urg men, ioI y two Of ofSh,m tou't care for
gri*i Nir.y seven the girls don't care for
iIteen WHO are TO bn'y makirg MONEY 10
marry, and the balance are engaged What
harvest Of hoaey, kisses and goo1ness 70
have waiting The sog lc lceaoe--l Oh ring AMI
mInisLer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Southern Freirhf,

The disturbed safe of aft ,ifs a. the S ulh
is already turning he tiie of business Moth,
and he great lines Of railroad. as well as th,
Northern Giles, are reaping ,ich rewards
from secession. Cot on in large guam
ritirs Is not Only being shipped lon the Mi
sissippi river over the inland routes to New
Yoik, bu from the Atlantic coasts Of Charles
ton and Savannah. The latter is sent to New
York via Knoxville, L3nchburg, Gordins,ile
Al.xpndria. The Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland road is croweed with freight which
formerly took the Baltimore and OHIO route
is very sensitive, and per force seeks safe
channels for transportation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
A Good Lnkc.

A I"a'er, while slipping At tavern up 10
the county Il ed to loungo about The bar and
drunk other reoples Ilqlor. Not a glass
could be left one lot moment. bur he
would ST. p up and drink he contents. Oae
day slage-drivr came in, and called for a
sof horn ofbraudy oidy, J,hu imm dae.
y played possum by leaving his brar dy hile
ho 81 pp'd to the door. The bait ok On
retu nIrg he saw his & a's ep PITY and xcaim-
cd, wi h at diubolctl horror NJ could fl, CT
"B andy al opium nough TO kill fory
men Who d. ank the p 8rn?"
81 " stammered the l>aicr, ready 10 yield
up the ghost vi h atfight.
You are dead maa " said the driver
"What shall do 2" blseeched the other.
who thought himself r gone sucker
Down with pint Of am o o. you're
dead man Ia three minutes !" an weyed tho
wicked driver And down went the lamp oil.
aud up come the b. andy aud opium, ogelh,r
With Lis breakfast The lie va, tod, and
he has never drank OF other peoples liquor
since.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Chr 9errpsbarg sOuruat,
J. w. BAILEY, Editor.
{" Principles Change, Men Nevcri"


Such is modern dem crsoy. We find II
written in almost every locoioco sheet we see
Popular sovereignty is butchered, and every
sentiment squelched that has even the faint.
est leaning toward democracy of l84s. After
Doug las was nominated, Gen. Ste, man and
many other orators of the lesser fry, stumptd
it through this county, and fairly glor6ed
over the disrup ion of thair national conven-
ton, Sid they, "we are g'a we are rid of
these s,ionists--their departure will
strengthen us here in the North. You Re.
publicans can no longer charge our party with
being in league with, and under the control
Of them" But Republicans didn't believe
their stories, for they had been deceived once,
and the sequel has proven that they would
have been deceived agar. But we propose
merely, to noice &" this last jump" Every
democ at who reads the p ,pers, has undoubt-
edly read the speech of Senator Books, of
the Illinois |, gislature. We quote one para
gaph:
"Wrh US the Union stands above parry
Satisfy us that it will preserve the Union to
enact tawS in Congress IN .fdror of sloVery IN
the States, mi Mut ii can be preserved IN no
other .Ooy. and u0 ae for tdot, We are ion
anything hat al be done p acetu'ly TO pre-
serve the Union and it can be preserved in no
other way but peac, flly, II doesn't mater
If aoe hare to yips up every princ'ple ice haze
advocoted as democrat in the Union. How
is Is with the Republic ms ? Caa they say as
much Z? Dare h y ssyi'? Or do they love
heir party more than lhey love the Unlon?'
Mr. B. is Douglas light Lover and as such
is entitled 70 due consideration. Ia fact the
-entimentis drawn from Douglas own speech
How b. au!ifulIy this jb,s with popular SOW.
gnty and the light Of selI-so ernment J!
1t is complete willingness to put the Breck-
lnridge platform in the Constitution, and sur
render every jo of sovereign right, Yes,
ts more than that--a willingness to "enact
laws in Congress in favor Of slavery In the
s ates !" Will not Yancy, Toombs d Co
ay: "Well done, good and faithful servants,
you have done all that we cJud have asked,
Iig1 treason is now the test OF S ,uthern de
mocracy, and we are gad to see you thus
maulully comrg up to our standard y II is
evident that the Doug'a, leaders have alrea-
dy been dragged mt> far more Cxreme posi-
tioas than any dared to avow before the late
election, but it is quesio ionable whether the
great mass of Unionloviug voters OF the
North will be caught in the Trap at propo-
ses to sacrifice every hing for the Union"
The Constitution, as it is, has proved Itself
sufficient for all previous emergencies. and We
doubt not, will in the fulu,e. Punish those
who viola it, and we shall soon have peace
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From vanity turn or nay eyes
Lctuo corrupt design
Or covctous desires arise
Within this heart Of mine.

The corrupt design 10 which this cstimab,
n atron had been tempted had been the pa, .
hase OF a pair OF Panan lDwcr vases. who's,
Beauty had struck 0 her heart VII IL he went
Niih her butte and eggs to the ncighhorn
cl y bu' recocctug herself in time, size had
IS y shut her eyes o the ALTAR mcnt, sqd
p nt the M n'y usculIy in buyug loafs
gar
For it is to be rememb red that ihe D,a-
con was fond Of & cd eating and prded
olmse't on the b uutlcs Of his w.r's table
Few women knew better how TO set one----anr
the snowy br, al, golden butter, clear PIE
serves and jeli' were themes Of adnira ior
Al al The tea tables in the aud. The Dea
con didn't mind II few c, nts in a roupd mof,
for nicer ham aad would now and III,
brl & IN treat OF oysters fro III cly whr y
tl'y were d Arrest. Those were mlorts, h
sAld--one must stretch II point for the com-
toIts of life.
The Deacon must lot be mistaken for q ty
rannica man or bad husband. When be
quietly put his wite's hower a ch into his
corufe,d, he thought he had done her ser.
vice by curing hr of an absurd notion fo,
things that took line aud made trouble ano
were of no use ; and she, dear soul, never
la brearhed n dissent to 8Ly course Of hi,
lou enough to let him know he had one. -
He laughed in his sleeve often when he saw
her SO lralquly knlDil G or siir making Il,
hose times she bad been wont give TO hpI
poor Iinle conua' AMI pleasures. AS tor III
flower vases, they were rcpcnted of--anJ
Mrs Tild,n put handful OF spring vu,mo
mes into cIa:kcd pitcher anl set it on b !
kitchen able, all the Deacon tossed hem on.
Of the windoa--"he couldn't bear to SO,
weeds growing round"
The poor little woman had a kind Of chrun-
ic heart sickness, Ike tic pinng Of Jecthit 6
child, but he never knew * ely vi it war
She wanted. If sho ever was sick no ma
could be kinder than The Deacon lie has
been known 10 harness in a haste and rush
10 the ucighbJring town at f ur O'Clock in lh,
morning t1a he mig bring her some del :
ca Y sne had fancy fJr---for that he could
Fee he use Of buL he could not sympa'hz
pa her craving desllc to see EoSers' Gre,
Slave, VIII ch was eXibiing in neighborins
''own. "N'hat did Christian people of Stu,
Images 90 i wanted to know. lie though
he Scripture put that thing down" L r.
have they, but hey see not ears have the,
buttl ey hear not--ntilber speak hey through
their turoat. They that make hem are Il G
uato them 50 Is every one that trusleth IL
them" There was the Deacon's op Mon oi
the arts and Mas Deac u ouiy Sighed, sno
wished he could see 1t, that WAS all,
Butt came to pass Il at the Deoeon's eldes
son went 10 live IN NyG York, ald from thai
tims strange ,hanges began to appear 10 IL,
"a L. l,a | I'll iIp1 I L. a.
Jgthro was smart, driving lad aad maxim.
money at a great pace, ho AT FIRST SAID moth
ing. But on his mothers birthday down h
ramo and brought box 70, his mother. whie'
being urPa kcd, contained q Psrlsn stalUetu
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
''LIBERTY AND UNION. ONE AND IN.
SEPARABEE,n
form the Eyen;pr |

Form the Evening Post,l
There floats our glorious ensign,
There still our eagles Nv
Ana hVcs the coward heart or hand
Dare pluck them from the sky'
Dare raise the parriciial arm
with inpious grasp TO seiie,
And tear from out the armament
The glory Of the breere9
The curse Of Cain on him who wielli
The brand of civil war,
Or blots from that proud galaxy
One single cleaning star.
Still floats our glorious ensign,
=. And still our eagles soar,
Yet weeping eyes now fear to gaze
And see them fly no more
Oh brethren in the Union strong,
Bethink ye Of the day
When our sires, beneath that banner,
Rushed eager to the fray,
When first its glorics were unfurled
yer Freedcm's sacred ground,
Ana thirteen States confederate stood,
In loyal union bound,
Its stripes were dyed ut Monmouth
In Brandywinc's red stream;
on Saratoga's trampled plain
by Lexington's sad green.
Its stars shonc out DER Bunkcr's height;
Fort McWlie saw them gleam;
ana nigh Ger orAtowns humblld camp,
They flashed in dazzling sheen.
Rise souls of martyred heroes,
i'iSe from your troubled grave,
And guard once more cur Cnien--
Our broken country save
Rise, Stark, from old New Hampshire,
kise, Lincoln, from the Bay,
hiso, Sumter, II, m the rice fields,
AS on that glorious day.
Again DER broad savannahs
Rise Mariou's swart brigade,
Whose fiery tramp, like whirlwind rush,
Swept down the ever glade.
Why now sleeps Henry's patriot heart,
why OTIS tongue Of ilam,;
Hancock and Adams, live they vet
Or live they but in namaH
They connot die immortal truth
Outlasts the shock Of time
And fires the faithful human heart
With energy sublime,
They live on every hill and plain,
by every cleaning river,
Whcre'cr their glowing feet have trol
They live and live forever.
The mam'ry Of the past shall raise
Fresh affairs TO their name;
An coming years with rcvercnt hand,
Protect the sacred fam.
We know no North, nor South, nor West;
One Union binds us all;
Its stars and stripes are Ger us flung
Meath them Wen stand or fall
Then stay your hands, We traitor host,
AMI cease your vain endeavor
God guarl eur Union good and strong,
Forever and forever.
H slsepeth not like heroes dead,
And mould'ring in the grave;
HIS outsretchcd arm is quick to smte,
oninipotert to save.
Lo !he shall break the coward hand,
And brand the traitor knavo,
With more than Arnold's dcatAlcss shame
With his accursed grave. F.A.
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THE ACoN,s DiLEMM
on,
The Use Of the Beautiful.
OK MIG HARRIET nrsrnrR s1Nnwn

Deacon Tilden had the sousrcst, nea,est
white house that ever showed ITS keen angles
| from the dusty clumps of old lilac bushes IT,
front of IL stood each side of the doorway
two thrifty cherry trees, which bore busre
each every season. Excepting he eforemen.
toned lilac trees, there was not q flower o,
shrub onud The place. Rose bushes he Dea.
con tlought rotted the house aud the hon, V
suekle whioh his wife tried 10 train over the
Eo'eh WAS torn down when the painters came,
and on lhe whole. the Deacon. said what was
the use of putting it up, so long aO 1t did po
bear anything
By lhi side Of tie house was q thrifty
well kept garden. with plenty Of curran
bush's gooseberry bushes, and ounce tree 8,
and the the beetS and carrots ard otion.
were the pride Of the Deacon's heart tu, ,
as he often proudly said. everything WA
for USe'--there Wa nothing fancy about it
tiis wife put in !imorouSly one season for u
dowor horder-Mrs Jeukvns had given her
a p"iu; la, and Mrs Simpkn sla brought her
: p'ckage of flower seeds from New York
and SO II bed was laid out But the thrifty
ID, aeon 20 n found that the wedding of i,
took time that Mrs Tlld n might give TO her
N"'' VI w III lNhtl'A hlAIth Nnu hIltlnG hNOCh-
lngs and 30 Il really noublcd his consci, nee.
/ he n,xI spiag he turned into his rorrfipld :;
aud when his wife irtimaed her disqppnint
m' Mt, said, pla dly. "Alttr al, twas thing
OF 10 use, aud took time, ." and Mrs Tildeu
being meek woman, and one Of the Kind o.
saints who always suppos, themselves ml,er
able sinners, special col {, sst d her sin OF be-
ing iuwardy v,x d about the incident in hcr
payers lha night, and prayed that her eye
might be turned off fon beholllng vanity.
and hat She might be quickencd in lhe way
# uindi' & her work.
The no 1t parlur OF ihe Dearon's house wa
ltc most irigld lam OF n"aJuess hat ever
discourage the yes and heart Of visitor
The four blank walls were gutless Of any en-
gravlrg or palnting, or of any adornment bu
"A ordinary wall paper aud n famed copy OF
The Dec ara /, n OF ind, pendence- on each Of
the Ihr,e sides stood four char3--uader the
ookIng glass was shining mahogany table
Ai.h large bible and an almanac on it--and
= pair of cold clustering brass androns illus
rated the fireplace. The mautel shelf above
md pair OF bright brass candesticks with a
pair of sautftrs hetwecn--und IT, a. was all
The Deacon liked tit was plain and simple
no nonsense about it--.ever, thing for use
and 10 hing for show--it suited him HIS
wife sometimes sighed and looked round IT,
when sue was sewing as if she wanted
something; a'd then sung IN the good old
DSalm---
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Seek no, thy Bride in midnight Halls.

Seek not thy bride in midnight halls,
Tho beauty's hand may backon there;
Think not the smile more swuotly tails
m Meath gi!dcd domes aud iewepd hair
Tho sunny lips and sparkling eyes
Around thee throw cuchantm ut's fold,
Fond hope there reused too often dies,
The lips forget the VOWS they told.
Go seek her mid the quiet shades
or homs--whcre pure affection dwcls,
There find the love which navur les,
But brightly wcaves its fairy spells;
Thus, through the waste Of le2ting Years,
Content and peace thy steps viii guide;
In cheerful homes 'scape tollys tears,
In midnight halls seek not thy bride
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

1t seems chat rs at sck op 70 PieLeas
~as prevented mainly thr ush the ins.ru-
mentality nftx Seustor Mallory, who went
0 Ptno',o'a and rpreseutcd that. Ia lime,
demand would b. ma IL on the G,ver nns nj
for the surrender OF he font, " Nbiah falling, an
stack would be made AFR proper prspar-
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