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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE! /!
The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DIR. OHEE-ENAN'S FEMALE PILLS
TO ,EEEE LADIES !!

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
win Immediately relieve without pain, all disturban-
ces Of the periodic disharge, whether arising from
relaxation or suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or i'm.
moderate menstruatiou, and the only safe and
liable remedy for Flashes, Sick Headache. Pains IN
the Loins, Pack Sides, Palpitation OF the Heart
Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, spasms, Broken Sleep,
and CHER unpleasant and dangerous effects of an uL
natural condition of the sexual functions. In the
worst cases Of Fluor Albus, Whites, they eject a
speedy
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used over quarter Of a century They
offered the only safe Of renewing interrupted
menstruation, but Ladies must bear in mind that there
is one condition of the female system in which the
Pills cannot lie taken without producing peculiar
result The condition referred to is pregnancy-the
result miscarriage. Such is the irresistible tendency
Of the medicine to the sexual functions to nor
NAL condition, that even the reproductive power Of
nature cannot resist it. They do hahn in any
other way.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only medicine that married and single Ladies
have relied upon for many years, or can rely upon
now Beware Of limitations These Pills form the
FINEST Preparation Put forward, with immediate
and persistent success Don't be deceived Take this
advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him that you
want the best and most reliable Female inc in the
world, which is comprised in
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PLLSl
They have received, and receiving the sauc-
tion Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions with each Box-ihe price, One
Dollar per Box. containing from 90 to 90 pills
Pills sent by mall promptly, By remtng the price
to the Propetors or any authorized Agent in current
funds.
SOLD BK DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HuTcnINs * uILLYER Pfoprletors.
81 Cedar Street, ew York.
Sold in Penysburg by PECK & HAMILTON, and In
Manmee City by IL. BARRIT. Trade supplied by Ben
ton Bros, Cleveland. 50yI
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Sub-d -disls. Quota. Reo'ts. vets. Excess. DeGc,r.

The figures throughout the entire (tenth) dis
trict make an equally pleasing appearance, and
the whole of the distsict is declared free of the
draft.
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complaints, aud there is but one voice from the
people, and that is in favor of these truly wonder
lul Stomach lhttcrs. We advise all who are af
Dcod and need an agreeable tonic for the troubles
above indicated, TO commence at once using these
Bitters. See Advertisements Id
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'HE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINETEENTH CEN1ItRI

T'e writer oftho following letter, Peter Smith, ESQ
~ Wellknown aud respected citizen OF Vernon Co,
Wisconsin, aud father Of q G. Smith ESQ Elitor and
proprietor Of the fNpositor" the official county
newsral er The letter to US unsolicited being
hrst published IN the ENpcsor," Mr. Smith desire
helhg to make known to suffering humanity the ynua
hle remedies 'hnt had cured him OF disease Of ~
wears standing Every person troubled with nIsE,sh
oF rnE SKIN, Bolts pLortnrs, &C., should at once rv
this remedy,
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Wood County official Directory.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.

JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
Alex. g. Latty Judge of Court of Common Pleas
T. TuIlar.. ............ Judge of Probate Court.
j. w. knaggs.. CLERK OF the Courts.
0ccrge Strain. Prosecuting Attorney.
The PROBATE Judge will attend to business connected
with his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Geo Y. Parsons. ns.................. County Auditor.
John c. Observation-Disclosures. Treasu
Gabriel Il. Guyer. r........................Sh Sheriff.
Svlvanus Hatch. .......................'Re Recorder.
Nathan w. Minton. ................ Surveyor.
G. G.. Baird .................C Coroner,
Walter Davidson,
Addison Lansiae,f ............. Commissioners.
George W. Hill,
]. w. Woodbury.
". A. Avery, .........,. School Examiners
Erastus Ranger,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
MILLINERY GOODS AT a
BARGAIN!!
Look 0Gt for the Spring Sblesi

AIDES OF rEYRYSRUaG anil vicinity need
mot 90 to Toledo to get their Bonneis aud Mill
merry Goods. Miss Fowlers Establishment, ON
Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, af,irls cysry thing
desirable in this line Being CONSTANTLY ia rsceipt
"f the very latest Styles she invites the public 10
call an soc her goods aul specimshs Of her ssofk.
She gives particular siteniion u the making Of
New Eoonei' aal changing Gum ollfo new styles.
60 cutting ani titing Dresses, aud Ia short Is prs
pared To do everything perainingi 10 tle con nlaesn
OF first class Millinery Esabashnsut,
Mss ANN L, FOWLER.
Perry sburs March z, 1854 4fn
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be oh
taued by close cash buyers. from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them I;
hence he can afford to sell goods ut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO FARNtERs AND LIVERY STABLE
KEEPERS. DIR. s. A. Wcavcr's Ccratc has
been extensively used by Livery Stable Keepers
aud farmers; and with one accord they say that
for many diseases in animals they hayo never
found its equal
On HORSES, two three applications will cure
the Scratches, Chaies, aud Calls whether by the
harness, saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds
clean, and the Ccrate freely applied will cure
them in few davs. II will cure cracked heels
and Cancer in the Tongue, Cankcr or sore Mouth,
affections of the Skin, falling of of the hair, sc.
Sore tcats aud cracked udder IN Cows cured
by this Cerate.
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
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DIR. WEAVER'S
CERATE AND SALT RHEJM sIRUP.

MARvELtous CuUu Il do not now orcvcr did helieye3
IN or phtroh2e the hmhug medicines that throng ey..
cry SHOP ana drug store IN the land; hut having been
pSNalfu upon by Htricnd to use DR.. WEAvEns CERArn
wa SALT lNEuM SiRrr, on an Hggrnvating sore on tie
lhstes OF both my feet which had hcen there and pr
Ntnttd my wearing boots or hi tnpped shoes for 23
seTs most cordially testify thGt hay wing used one
boA bt the CerHe and hut bottle Of this Sirup and
with no other medicine, the nseps my feet isaied
up ana became perfectly sound aud well and remaln
so at present without the slightest Indication of ever
being affected by the disease
can nut believe the above preparations cured my
feet most thoroughly OF disease that had been sub.
ntted to the treatment Of many skillful physicans
ut who never succeeded In htnenttine Il ia the least
hut rathe iuvigomted the disease believe II is
good medicine, aud fee 1t duty to recommend IT,
rErER SMITH.
WElsrER WISCONSIN March l2 1868
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this departments we have the largest aud most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according 10 the latest fashions aud in the most sub
stRntial MANNER warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, OF no sale,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
MEDICINAL.

A rs one OF the mos, valuable remedies tnoun fey
c,tlng diseases Of the LUngs. II eNctcs expc tora.
uoa cnd causes TIE Lungs to throw on the thieem or
mucQs changes the sceretuns aud purincs the hiond
acNla the irrtaed parts gives strength TO the ircs
i've organs brings the Liver to Ws proper aetfon.
and impnrts strength TO the whole system, snrh ~,
thtncdiate and satisfactory edert that IT IA WAUr
u RNNfEp TO hREAk Cp rHF fIOsT DfSTnTsStNa
CuuWu IN PRIV HOURS TIME fr'N
" ts warranted not to produce costivencss fwhis.,,
Is the case With most remediesl or effect the head AZ
II cnhans no OPIUM In any forn. Il Is warranted 10
nr perfectly harmless to the most delicate child
There Is no reai necessity Or 20 many death- nv
Consumption, when liens Lung Dasalm will prevent
II, uonly taken IN time.
no pct dcspairl although all other Medicines haSa
mtled hut give tins remedy trial ~
80 tall where the Basam Il tsr sale, and rtt
rMnrhlct containing treatise on dfseased lungs ami
ccr'hcmes of remarkable runos made In this city
FOR sale hy CITY Druggists generally and by most
dealers ~ Medicines throueh the Western States.
Also, soh Wholesale AID ReAn Nv the liu,rietor.,
W. thrf sore, No. College Building. opposite tina
"Nson Husc, Walnut street, WIN will be pieasc,. 10
sec ana @lNisc with all rcquiriug such a remedy.
J. y. HARRIS & co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Proprictors for the West.
sold by Peek q Hamilton Pcrrvsburp II. Bur-
rlu MNumcc City 4. J. Gardncr6 4 To-. Giload !.
\. h. Jcrome, New Westdcd VIM. Bhck. Nun,e
Center; DIR. :. \. Smith, Portage, o. I6sz
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Medicine dealers generally.

IT has long been the aim OF physi-
clans to find a combination of mcdi-
cines having the requisite stimulating
and tonic properties to relieve and
cure the common complaints ot Bill
iousness, Liver disorders, Languor,
Headache, Lowucss of Spirits, lndi
gestiou, Jauudicc, Fever and Apue.
&c., which are the diseases incident
to this climate. The remedy has been
discovered by Dr. Roback, and in
thousands Vt cases the merits OF his
Bittcrs have been tested in the above
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
PURIFY TnE DLOoDl
DIR WEAYER'S
CANKER AND SALT RaEUM SIRuP,

CanNer, salt Rhcum Er, sipc'as Scrorlcus piscuscs
Cutaucous Eruptous, SIRE Eyes, aud every
Kind OF Disease arising from au i'm.
pue state Il the Blood
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11
DR. OHEEsENAN's FENALE PILLS
nurcnINs : IIILLYER, pforrlelors.

81 Cedar Street, ew York.
Sold in Penysburg by PECK & HAMILTON, and in
Maumee City BY IL. BARRIT. Trade supplied by BEN
ton Bros, Cleveland. 50yI
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WEBSTER, wlscoSsis, March 70, 1868, ''' '''-' ~


SU Hear what IL said OF DR.. WSarer's Ccraic
BuTTERviLLE, WAnrEN Co, Ohio Jan 26f ts6f
MrssRs j. A. llARRls & 90, INN. o. ,E
GENTs world say for the interest and good of tho
community that pr Viewers Cerate Is the hest Salya
introduced in this neghiorhoud 1t la heen ni-
piled in the Vors eases Of Erysipes with the greatest
smccess One case will mention. which had been IN
er treatment Of different Physicians for several years
hr WenNers Cerate WAS applied. and IN using three
bottles II complete cure was accomplished a.
Yours Truly, IL! L. RIJNYAN
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J. N, HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, ohio,

Agents Tor the West and Sonth. q
Sold by Peek & Hamilton, Pcrrysburg 9r. rr.
Burritt, Maumeo City; "A. j. Gardner & Co., ~.
lead A. Z. Jerome. New Wesiiield; VIM Buck,
Milton Center DR.. 5. A. Smith, Portage, 0. lGzs
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item Of
gr!at interest to the pcoplc of Wood county suC-
ilicicnt in duceweRt, we take it, TO make rsrys-
burg he trading point
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-05

iiI8i' y I'm n X TRAINS.
Lt-'. Cleveland - 50 \ e. ...- .sn p ,. ~
90 .. .'.l,ss-eEy7: $; 6Gs &. = All " = b,
..7-Ee Ef.:-au-Et - La 4. j.. G.i6 5 H. .Bf
$40 T. efs.,e a. h.il-a.'VE1 ~ - Z s., 10 30
4. y nEi U:iss :. = "
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a NvHITINts SCHOOL

Is open dag AMI evening. 1ESslieI ~ igta lad..=,
end CsaSteiHsai y t ,..5pas aatcrtI-; iOr te tut
coarss, s"25 Asei-~E.ssa; ca % ogsHuoi "a a
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4ag etIl9eafer
MUsTEItED our.

Let aic lie dos a,
Iust here IN the sia 81 Tlis eaunon'torn tree,
Here, low ia tue tTanPIe'i grass, where may So
me glad cry oT,ietOIs, ShOSr upon cheer;
lie; me lie down
oh, it was stnud!
Like the tempest rs charged in the triumph TO
The lslnPc..-.its fury rad lhuIarr were there;
On, on, Der Tbs endorsements, ovsS Living aud
ws'a ths' tx ua.lrs TO. sa4 our dag overhead;
Oh u was eT,s54!
Weary apd iaiui.
Prime on ths ssas.s e';2s,.. a, bow can rest,
ConEad.. At E9.i;eAa When y III be sought,
WouEdoi aEd liant
oh. thAtlaz. CIs-xsl
EiEh, through The Grezi hoI!.nre q shtnPneil and
Through, uitAOat fA!,srlus-elear through with
Ris6i IA :sOir mid: il The .arrnoi, aud gloom:
Like heroes WS dHsses 81 the M SGdAts OF Doom!
os, il.at Aai ehsrESi
Ii was day,
Sore thuss Sre worth, - ana come others 50 good
That baton, vh9 bay thcrn p.y uniy in blooa;
For irrSdonI aud Cnia1 Ia7h n owes bis par.,
Ard here Pa9 ny sAAE' al warm irOn my heA:t:
lying n lEsl!
Ny r'"thsE dear mother, wish Geek, tt>uIul e,e,
Farewell! aud God ble's soI, fJreV All aye
Gh that nov lay On your p3l!o sing breast
To Breathe naS lar AS iAs bosom ii rst pressed
pyius a. Lsi!
lam No STINT,
bGf' boEs. sAy prayer Tncye's one that begins:
,H'.f FSiheF,n Aai Ihen Forgive rs our sius'
!Nut SsSet 10 =; p1tt, "a. ti-I srsngIy, aaI tIsu
III ty 10 EgPsai II ara you'I say, Amen!
Al, !. - - 49,.
Isri!-.aerr't u : or!
Fa!ss ne nP, soHTA4e.. " have conquered, i
kEos;
Up. uson NY f. {; with p,y fare 20 TIC roc'
An, there f!ea ihl q. Sit H. star s1.4r,.s- bright.
1hS psOGltse OF uiors. tie 4. uabol Il LI.LA..
Wei! they u.ay >lg,.,
lam musfCroa Gus.
God CT oar fssHeE, oas trseion ProiOuE,
hnI tt-ad down ryae..1r, "a tres .au z-i url,rE z:
o !Aud Of esrth'- f.r or nv tgl rslsegr,.pd cd
d4s i'f the Nstioa, Siie UHIsn aad God
la IGu.i=fpI ust.
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aII0Igs., LEE bee! ]. .IlIEaI1Iia g

HhOLEsALS < EETAIL.-
= saEtthED No.isl Man street, earact
flEplete assortment o: all artcIesn his line s.ri-t
SO OF LADIES' and GantiemeD's i'aGdles Fine {. Cols
'NihSss, Irt.!iS fal.ees, Carpet Eas shells Col
t4ls, thames, NhiEs, &c w.
WTatd respcet fGiiy cal atte1 tioa to my stoe,
Hrst Is stSiota;tshiiea and pccyUy.Eesg 10 IuerIi
sentiEuhnceO of tic pub!:c patronage
All kinds Of -Ur aiming prompt! In mr.,
2 eL " Ghsf' J. r. SHEPPARD.
Sst'-- - 81, LAVA sEefss
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5Fp.H 5oa:s2V. .sz.
6. ". JGkf4& S'sN 4 GoN,
manufactures u Copper, pli. s.l,.
sheet Iron ware.
i SFlE@ ANAia.sf eU:;sEL.E.@ OF .,i.l. -sEt4
4 improved tseii'Iies5 NC tc bettrr ,sr,.7s fI5.
!lan ere- 60 dil I'll uf7.-s far INV ,-t'Iat- - 4
the above linz 81 busirs-s vaiiSss and sHnl iet
made TO order stsa5lhoAt work doie II, = "a ssia
particular Ettouti II to this brateli Of ti.e ~
can guarantee sltisrsgtion IL every ssrtfc,,t.y
Wholesale Utaiers We can Offer lndu--,,,= l. d.
cannot be f"Tr.i el=uEhtre. 1c. s:D.k Of 20. 4
complete, and the a9s'rtIa euf q 'ts II 7liracr IS
Ee2P stock Of tasistsst ssi J0utt lr-
Of Coal and Wood Stoves Z. h... al. al ti--et
CIV 'r'iEs1E !: 80 .4a
Jy%-e9wss WhEs,fa-. IA
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w-opeu Tor sJiasbss ,isy. and ogyi,ta.;.

E5-orsn Tor sta'.'nes slsg aud eTo,,tns.
S'uE purpose Of tlfs Institution Is 70 in5trest
L :Curs raeL Jana Wgs.e1 t7uj u fs.s uru-5u.es
"lie1 govern the correct transaction OF pc lGiz
business Al ia Account ELtzlltP a4its CouComtIIgs
EGOI&-E~s =. t-PLNE,
stEipp,d Of il ab5nr.i yerbIs=, aad aEs,eat r.a.
it&iLy ana lnsIlCsrys ans s.5.Flea - sac ilgs..!
GrtytU da4Is BWstlos8- pos. si.y u .its Gify.
ststoS = tho iSAiiu sub et 0i ,s-aaicu- It's Las
sh'eh az g = ae.. Hu-'Tii ti irvs ttoal 0Ec=-
ton ~ Liass Vi l4safa tss,i,E.ltl ~ very isS
wOcIs. arc hrzi made :AIi.-E u sla sEstel;, VIC
NiIS Is ti!e c-rUG;J! .AToa- - c-Uge prsoIie.gt
lsoE keSytrg, aut-zrs4ss zel4 - ulS.s "a -r,slt
the H!el, gstiyIrf .r, - as 10 Nth IGeiii-
~ any Aind O. 5HstBs=-.
a WRITING SCHOOL
Is open dag ami evening HlSsl.!eI ~ i.sta iad.s,.
end CeatleiHaus W.T. sp1S ratCrtI; lOr t.ie lVi,
coaFs,r a z"2s hse!-~i'i!ss ga % og,Uuoi IA
AIlsTH5g GTIC,
ard it application - o. i4auurfoi
CyCNTIN G-iiouza cAECGLA1I"Ns,
EeSsiTs tn "a! .e-si2a Gi-sr pr.a.ry Tsp rtlu,s is
HaGs. 4s sIudg;.t Al - ,sJ siui II Viil
several mode5 .. ssi-usa'i'l ~. IySal "a ls,.as,
t'fins ,E's,siy to ;Ae sslr= a.-:i q g! H.-.E ,g
There Is opga 70 tay 1:-!e-.t 49, . cslr3.5i
BUsI&EEs sCl3sAoz3
comprising Py!.sa-.. --y..-a4g- al..-.5 y IS, an.
usEyls FEuzlrr, EzuGa s.EI lurI-s- !. alsg G1s..s
iue.Ec-is % c04Iaa'l4s, tas-a-ts st--ess..'.ty
Ius:ruct..ss fs ii.s 43iss- ,rsszs.-,,s. i,....--
- WITH GsbAaas za4 10 - i4a..s t.lz3f y H..
i1TSl4-iiJn Q. 6- -s-.r--- 49,. .a=5 ls.ls
-aa cclsE- .--sr1--tan - tlstE-1ai b D.,
comprehensive All g'.5- IN a. tt.- OF fgrss vi IL
LIN. Legs iel9s ~ reis= tsp5s 10 W. "a h. {.
5!.s'ioH'u &c - ~ &C. IT, bsLEs 81 -.s5Iins
sad ETtds-Fs2!-, a..i especially nj, stnleus..
TERMS, dc.
Fog The ia'l ogIse alsvc .uilce.sa r,s su-.laa
ie,'is 81. p.g .6!p OG eltrEt8-; T4r tAe relaisu
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Let nic lie dos a,
Iutt here IN the sia 10 81 Il,is eaunon'torn tree
Here, low ia tue tTanpIe'i grass, WhSro may SO
The surge Of The combat; aud where may hear
The glad cry 81 ieIOEy, CheSr upon ch1eri
L.c. me lie down.
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NEW tSACON A5sD LARD.
IL ANS SI.-s AID shoulders. - ;ier,.s pTfna
III neS I.arI. For fzld by $40.
nr9 LjsT. MJgE!=s.,J K co.
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Like the ,rar.sst uS charged, in the triumph to
share.
The IsmPcs:-.itS fury Eod ihuudrr were there;
On, On, DER Tbs e4iTeEcaDenls, CVyE ltVius; aud
w,,S st ti,, ~. ,,,, s., md o.r overhead.
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and IL Np.'iies't.on - 81 t-sauurI -
CyUNTING-IIoU CAECGLA1In<s
BCsL. -. 1890.


:. I. -. Legs ieIg.; =, rqf5= ,i.use 10 Va u ia Z.
...s'is~1 &c - g.a t- fths btLEz 81 u-aaF;fl.
Rsll itEtls si.s!.. H.. aaL.ra.Ls % nj. 90.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30

sibly and feeIingly he expressed his
thoughts in regard to death.
A little girl was converted, and at
first her mother strongly opposed her,
and objected because she thought her
too young to understand what she
professed TO believe, but when she saw
what great change had been wrought
in her life and conduct, and that She
showed forth her faith by her works.
she was delighted and blessed God for
the happy changes.
Many other pleasing Incidents were
related by several Of the delegates
with remarks of deep interest and feel
ing, highly gratifying to all. But
fearing | have already trespasscd too
long upon your time and patience, !
will defer what remains to be said in
connection with this truly delightful
and interesting meeting, if agreeable.
to some future number.
Respectfully
a DELEGATE.
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A pen-nna-Ink sIl.teh.

Dr.. Breckenridge disappointed me.
Your ideal KentHckian Of one Of th5
old families is Of mposing presence
tall broad shoulders, large headed,
round faced.-a man Of physical power
as well rs mental. But this DR.. Breck-
enridgc, whose name has been in mems
mouths forty years, whose fame il
wide as the bounds of the church in
which he is such champion, whose
clear head and eloquent tongue have
done 50 much in saving Kentucky
from drifting into rebellion, who ruled
that great Baltimore Convention as il
it had been but church meeting, who
swaycd it with his strong words as
reeds are swaycd by the wind-this
Dr.. breckenridge is but small mah,
say five feet nine in height, and of ono
hundred and ffty-fve pounds weight
in his prime. Trim, compact, alive in
every square inch, with small hands,
narrow face, low forehead projecting
tar over the eyes, hollow and hairy
cheeks iron gray beard hanging on
his bFtast and snowy white at the end,
short and white and bristIy moustache,
long and bushy gray eye brows, dark
and sunken eyes, flaming out from the
sides of his spectacles, resolute mouth,
You guess from the line Of his lips, hose
broad in the nostrils and slightly rails
ed in the bridge and sharpish in the
end, with an abundance Of semi-gray
hair, ramblingly parted a little to the
lett of the middle and falling irregular
" on lis forehead Always ready. TIN
tiring, fertile in cxpedienee, loving o
front to front encounter, too watchtul
to be hanked, quick to see an enemy's
weakness, inlinitely scorning a mean
ness, magnanimohs to the last degree,
vigilant canny, having much tact,
slow to comprehend a defeat, self reli-
ant; that is the picture Of the man as
he stood there yesterday
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-30
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| must do Paris the justice to say,
writes a Paris correspondent, that it
was with something like horror it lis
tened to rumor (Which l hasteh to
say is unfounded in truth) that NJ, De
Lamartine was going to be married.
We could not believe that he was SO
soon going to forget his devoted wife,
whom French writer SO faithfully
described as ian angel which heaven
placed by a poets side to defend his
iame." Southey's Edith surely was
gentle. and made his home happy;
storm crooked though it was Lamar
tines Maria was even better poets
wife. A brief sketch Of her has just
been published here, which tells the
world something Of her domestic life:
She copied With her own hand all Of
/ NJ. De Lamartines works, except "Les
Gircndins." All of the "copy" sup
nj d the printer is in her hand; she
kept the great poets own manuscript
as some precious treasure which she
knew postcrity would value as highly
as she did. He Wrote the poem "Jocer
Ilvn' in Il large album which he used
for an account book. The diverse
face of the leaves contained the ac-
counts Of the laborers in his vineyard,
the reverse was covered with poetry.
After the poem was completed and ne
rotation With a publisher cartied to q
successful isuuc, NJ. De Lamartine,
pointipr to the Album as he mounted
his horse to make one Of his long cx-
cursions. asked his wife to send it TO
the printer. She opened it, and seeing,
at first nothing but the accounts OF the
laborers in the vineyard, thought
there must be some mistake. She eX'
amincd further, and found. the reverse
face of every leaf contained "Jocelyn.
She laughed, took the album to hel
secretary. and resolutely set to work
, to Copy the poem, M. DeIamartine
thought his work in the publisher
hands. until n week afterwards, when
MS they we're sitting down to breakfast
She gave him the albGm and the un
blotted manuscript of "Jocelyn." Tht
poet was so touched, he took and wrote
the three dedicatory strophes to Maria
Anna Eliza. Which are found OF th'
first page of fthat work. Who has no
Tread them? She copied all OF M
: l.De Lamartine' correspondence, Sh'
! leaves great many letters scattered
in the HANDS of her friends, which M,
Darguad, it is said, is collecting will
, a view of publication. They are rep
resented as written with great talent