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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-05
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G,T0LEN from the stable of Mrs.
ID Hardin, six miles north of Chester C.
H., S. G., on Monday night, the 28th inst,
h young MARE, three eyeNrs eid, color, light
roam; no particular marks recollected, but
IA small lump under her jaw The above
reward win be given 10 any one arresting
that tan gct ihers s, 4 y. a. MARION. a
! 89tb Aug. 1885. li sept 2 2'G9A-2pd
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For announcing candidate to any Office
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NEw ORLEANS, August 30, 1866
Cotton steady 1850 bales sold at 4lc.
"a 42c.
General Beauregard's house was sur.
rounded few nights since, and Bcaure.
CARDS, with Others, was kept in u
cotton press until morning. 1t was
suppored that Kirby Smith was conceal.
cd in the house. Beauregard complain.
ed to General Sheridan of the manner in
which the military had invaded his
! premises. General Sheridan was great
ly annoyed at tho occurrence, and right.
. cd the nsatter with Beauregard.
RESTORATION OF THE SoUTnERN
STATES 1t is stated tlat a call for
grand mass meeting in New York is be-
ing extensively signed in that city by,
( leading men of all parties, to adopt re
solutions in favor Of President Johnson's
policy Of Southern restoration, and to
counteract the adverse agitation of the
Radieals. -BaltMore Sun.
General Slaughter, of the late Confed.
. crate service, has published a letter. in
which he fully exculpates General Ma.
jia and the Imperial forces from tho
charge Of fading the Confcderates. He
says that not rifle or musket ever,
crossed the Rio Grande or otherwise EN-.
tered the Confederacy through the I'm.
perial lines.
The Louisville Journal says: N"Some
I. of .he papers have alseady ceased calling
President johnson his Excellency,' and
now style him his Accidency.' Butneith
er the vote of the people that elected
l.lnm Vice President nor the assassina-
ton tllat made him President, was an
accident" -, /.
n One day last week the commandant Of
ythe post Of Cairo. Illinois, sent a file of
men with fixed bayonets and arrested a
police officer who had arrested negro
for violating city ordinance The po.
tlice officer was finally released, and the
negro triltmphea over the civil authori.
ties
q A case is being prepared by the
S Frcedmcn's Bureau in, behalf of a negro
formerly owned by.Jobn Minor Bolts, to
test the question whether persons recent.
ly heldeas SLAVES, are not entitled to com.
pensation for Labor performed by them
4or' 'theirlaLe masters since the date of
Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation Of emancipa.
,ton. H,m IS Lf a
Another extensive forgery has been
brought to light in New York George
Gladwine, whist at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, forged the names of two parties,
by which he obtained some 5000 in
money and 100000 in railroad bonds,
ans then decanped. He was pursued
and arrested in New Haven, Connect
cut and the bonds recovered.
1'nE KENT6cKY EbEoTIos. The
latest election returns from Kentucky
Indicate She SUCCESS Of Ncale (Union)
3tby one torStwo thousand majority,
Fhe result In ne Lower House Of tho
Legislature is doubtful, witha probabill.
" ofa small Unfn majority.
Tie yellow fever is preyailing to an
alarming extenJ in 5avannsii. Vessels
are neither allowed 10 leave or approach
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FUNERAL HNyHTAEnON,

The relatives. friends and acquain,ances
of Mr., and Mrs. Il. b. BOYLSTON, and Of
DR.. ii. Boylston and family, also Uf Mr.. Jas.
Il, Aiken and family, are invited to attend
the funeral services of the former, at his
late residence, This afternoon. at six o'clock.
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Es sEROVED

EsEIgOVGD.
nR. G. II. LADD has removed his
~ Office to the rear Of Laid Bros Drug
Store, .Levcntritts building. sept iG5
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

IN an al lrcss by John A. Goodwin, OF
Massachusetts, on deep culture, we find the
following:
TO mako room FOR moro farms, tho easi.
cst and bcst paying way is TO shorten the
length and breadth of the present farms
and to increase its thickness. Agriculture
liz an exception to tho general rule ana
thrives the moro as you run it into the
ground" Good farmers admit this doctrine
10 generally that IL may seem waste of
time to dwell upon it, Here is tho trouble
they admit the doctrine in full, but dom
admit tho pl0w.share half way If om
farmers would only cultivate as much as
they can plow well aud manure woll, how
much better oven if they left the rest waste
or # thoy would devote il to sheep raising
that profitable, improNi ing, but wofuly
neglected branch of agriculture. believe
cardinal truth TO bo rs follows: llo is
the best cutivafor who produces a given
crop from the smallest surface with equal
eSpouse. If this bo acted upon, the nat
ural result will be smaller farms and many
IN ore OF them.
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Substitute for MiIk Im Rearing
calves.

Tho Irish Farmers Gazette, gives the
following;
The best substitute for milk for such a
purpose is q compound of three quarts OF
lmsced meal and tour quarts OF bean meal,
mix with thirty quarts Of boiling water,
LETT to digest for tweuty.iour hours, when
it is poured into boiler on the fire, hav.
ing thirty.ono quarts OF boiling water. Let
it boil halt an hour, keeping it constantly
stirred with perforated paddle to pre-
vent humps and produce perfect ucorpora.
tion. II is then put to cool for use, aud
given blood warm. When first used il
must be given mixed with the milk in
small quantity, and increased gradually; dc.
creasing the milk in tho same proportion
till they got the above mucilago only. In.
dian meal leeds calves admirably, used in
the samc way; and from some experiments
we have made, we think that a mixture of
linseod meal aud bean meal, in the same
proportions, with quantity of Indian meal
equal TO both--that is three quarts linsced
four quarts bean, and seven quarts Indian
equal to anything We have tried.
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insects on Cabbage pIants.

What is called the fly" on young cab.
hage reeently set ont this season, often en-
tirely destroys the crop, Various rene,
dies are proposed, such as sprmklmg of
SCOT, ashes limo, plaster, &c, none of
which We have ever found efecual. BY a
law Of insect life, the plants are attacked
in thoir weakest and most unhealthy con
dition. immediately after transplanting and
before being rooted and accustomed tc
their new locality. When they begin tc
grow and thrive, the danger is compare
tivoly over, as, under proper favorable cir
cumstanees, they will outgrow these at.
tacks of their insect enomos.
Tho only eaectual remedy we have found
IS 10 p ACE several ooops among the plants
with plenty of young chicks. These make
constant demonstrations, arc very active,
aud enjoy catching flies, which are allowed
no leisure for depredatiOns.-Rm'd Id.
rsrtiSer.
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A German paper gives the following
preparation for preserving leather and
keeping it very pliable and soft.
II consists of four articles; tollow, soap
resin and water. The ingredients are pre-
pared as follows; Twenty-ono parts OF
tallow are melted in vessel, three parts
OF resin added, and the two when melted
mixed we'd together, In another vessel
seven parts of good washing soap afe dis
solved IN seventy parts OF good rain water
After II is dissolved and tho mass heated
10 the boiling point wo add the part me
pared before, lot it boil once more gentl,
aud the preparation is ready for use. Itis
especially adapted 10 boots, harness lea,hei
and beliing.
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l.osT SrARs.-rho seventh star of the
rlciadcs, after hnguishing for centuries
went out at the fall of Troy, Hcvelius, a
celebrated German astronomer, mentions
fvo stars whose expiring rays he had the
glory to catch in his telescope, llorschel
after sscertainiug tho disappearance of u
notable number of stars, by tho oompari.
son of ancient with recent catalogues, had
also the honor of being present at star
last moments, and of registering its dc.
cease. II was the iifticth of Hercules. For
somc time past he had observed it grow
ing paler; il then turned red; and Altcr
fickorin. some dozen years il yielded up
its flame aud disappeared in the shades OF
night. Tho oath Of March, 1891, was the
date ON which tho great astronomer en-
tered this remarkable phenomenon in his
journal
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THE wORItiNG MEN.

The noblost men know on oarth,
Are Inen whose hands are brown with to
Who, backed by mo- ancestral graves,
llew down thn woods, and till tbs aoilj
And win thereby proudor name
Than follows kings or warriors fame.
The working men, wbnto'er their task,
Who carve the stone or bear tho hOd,
They bear upon their honest brows
The royal stamp and seal Of God
And worthor are thoir drops OF sweat
Than diamonds in coronet.
God bless the noble working men,
Who rear the cities Of the p AIM
Who dig the mines, who build the ships,
Aud drive the commerce uf the main
God bless thom for their toilinE bands
Have wrought the glory uf oil lands.
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A WILL.-lf wo proposed solely the
most valuable things in the world ant
were about to will them away, tho follow
ing would bc our plan of distribution
We would will to tho woil truth and
friendship, which are very scarce.
We would give to physicians, skill and
learning,
To lawyers, merchants, brokers aud pub
lie ollicors, honesty
To old women, short tongues.
To young women, common sense, large
waisis and natural feet.
To servants, obedience, and honesty.
To masters, humanity.
To farmers, punctuality and industry.
To young sprouts of dandios, good sense
littlo cash and hard work,
TO old maids, good tempers, littlo tall,
and suitable husbands
TO old bachelors, love for virtue, chi.
drcn and wives.
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BEAvTFrL ANswEEs.-.A pupil of the Able
Sicord gave the following extraordinary
answers:
What is gratitude
Gratitude is the memory of tho heart
What is hope ~
"Hope is the blossom Of happiness
"What is the difference between hope
and dosiro
"Dosire is tree in leaf, hope ia tree in
flower, aud enjoyment is tree in fruit"
What is eternity
" A day without a yesterday or tomorrow
"a line that has-no end"
"What is God!"
The necessary Being, the sun of eternity
machuist ofnature, the eye of justice, the
matchmaker OF the universe, the soul Of the
world"
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JEWELRY, ETC.
ARCANA WATCH.
Al English Novelty In watches

Il HE cases Of this watch arc an entirely new in
vention, composed Of six different metals
combined, rolled together aud panished producing
an exact imitation Of rs carat gold, called Areana,
which will always keep its color. They are as
beautiful as solid gold, and are afforded at one
eighth the cost The case is beautifully designed
with panel aud shield for name, with Patent Push
Pin, and engraved in the exact style Of tho cele-
bratcd Gold Hunting LEVERS and are rca ly hand
some aud desirable, aud so exact an imitation Of
gold as 10 defy detection. The movement is man
nfacturcd by the wcll-known ~. Jimcr Watch
Company Of Europe, and are supcrbly finished,
having engraved pallets, fancy carved bridges,
adjusting regulator with gold balance, and the i'm =
proved cwclled action, with line dial and skeleton
hands, aud Is warranted good time keeper.
These watches are Of three different sizes, the
smallest being tor ladies, and are all Hunting
Cases. A case Of six will be sent by Mail or Ex-
press for sl2j. A single o'3 sent IN handsome
Morocco Case for S25; will readily sell for three
times Il cir cost We are sole agents for this watch
in the United States, aud none are genuine which
do not bear our trade mark. Address
GlRARD w. DENAUGH h CO.,
"a Importers Is Maiden Lane, N Y.
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How Long shall Live.

You Will i've forever.
There are no dead. Tho blow which
struck asundcr body and spirit did not
cnd the spirits life. And 80 the countless
myriads Of the past whose dust has long
since mingled with tho soil "sti'l live
The men, women and children of Noah 4
day, and Alrdham's and David's; tho motley
tribes that herded beneath the crescent
of The Arabian prophet; tho swarms OF
Goth IN llur, Tartar and Nandal, that
swept the plains OF tho Eastern World; the
red men that roamed tho forost of the
Wos o n Worl l. and lett in mounds and
trec-9rown ruins the dim history of thor
earthly cNis once all these arc yet alive
They cannot die. Immortality is their
birthright and iuhe-itance. With the first
breath Of lie they inhaled Immortality.
No. On the way of heaven mono fall. III
tho hollows of hell none rise. You have
Gxod your state forever when you loRvC
q world The case is closed. You have
cit ler un d yourself to Christ within al
eternal love, which no possibility can sun,
der, or have eutombed your soul in sorrow
which no possibility can lit of. All changes
mu It be mado this side of the grave; there
is no change beyond. Tho preparation
must bc finished here; for there, thero is nc
time. Time ia ended aud you arc in cter.
nifty. Tho decree is unutterable: lIu
who is filthy, let him be filthy still; he WIN
is holy, let him be holy still
How long will you liver You will live
forever; and your life there, will depend on
it here. Every day as you complete, it will
reappcar ia years to come. Every hour
evory day, every moment, as it hurrics on
it's way, leaves n page TO read before the
throne. Every word, every act every
thought and feeling OF your heart, records
itself impcriBhaby in the memory of one
who never iorSots. You arc writing your
life for eternity.
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Military Local BountIcS.

VOLUNTEERS credited to Wood County Ohio,
under the acquisitions Of tko President Cor
troops, made October, 1868, and February, 1864
are hereby notified that the County Commission
crS, in accordance with the 18th svcton of an act
passed March 2Sth, 1854, entitled, "An act To au-
thorEe the County Commissioners aud others To
levy u tax To pay bnuntes IN volunteers" will on
the Sth day of nc1t ScpteEiber, az the Auditr'a
Office. meet to settle for all claims for llountieS
offered under the said rcQuisitions.
Where the Volunteer has disposed Of the County
Ordor issued in payment of the Bounty, for less
than its face, in orier IN recover the difference,
sworn affidavit o thst fact must BE- filed on or be-
forc the said Slh day of September, in tho Auditors
office.
by order Of the County Commissioners,
GEO, n, PARSONS, County Auditor,
Auditors Ofioe, Wood Co., q.
Peuysogrgs April 10, 1905, M
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An extinct volcano near Batter in Java
called the Guevo upas (valo of poison con.
tains AN area of about one square milo and
is held in horror by the natives. Every
living creature that onters it, drops down
dead, and tho soil is covered with the car.
casses OF deer, birds, aud evon the bones Of
mon, killed by the carbonic acid gas that
hes at the bottom OF the valley.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

IN the East Indies climbing plants or
vines twiuc around trees hundred feet
IN hight which stand so close together
that the spaces between them are filled up
with canes aud undor.brush in such man
neT Ns to render tue forest impassable
the vines OF those countries being foot or
moro in diameter, are the largest in the
world.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
N hereby given, that have been appointed
Administrators de bonis non, on the estate Of NJ u.
Ensmnger, late of Wood county, Ohio deceased.
All persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. j. V. JONES.
May 81, 1865. ode
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TuE crater of rasehem at tho east end
OF tho Islands of Java contains lake about
one'ioarth of mile long strongly impreg.
mated with sulphuric acid from which there
issues stream of acid water so destruo,
hye 10 life, that even lish cannot live in the
aea near MS mouth.
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LApoa.-Dr. Channing Mi .nrs

Manual labor is great good, but in &c
saying must DO undsrstood 10 speak OF
labor ~ It's inst proportions In excess i
does great harm. is NOT so good when
made the sole Tork Of life. II must b,
joined 70 high means of Improvement, for
Il dsgrades instead Of exalting
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Administrative sale.

nN the 22d Of July, A. D. 1868, at 2 O'Clock p
~ NJ, at the door " the Courthouse in Petrys.
burg, | shall sell to the highest bidder the follow.
ing described real estate, to.witi
ln-Lot, in the town Of Pcrrysburg, No. 462.
MARY ROSS,
Administrative Of G. Ross, deceased.
June ~, 1865. 7f-St
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SYM PToM s.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive to the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
inquality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed of. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath the voice
thick aud nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. .
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick OF Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, tho
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arrosting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms; /;
il will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infalli-
BILE merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS SINGREDIENTS, but is prepar-
dfrom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other If not sold by drug
gistS in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in a letter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express Price So, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYES SS Co.,
Frecport, III.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

II
To William Stevenson, Baxter Stevenson and
George w Stevenson, of the State Of Wisconsin :
You are hereby notified that Erastus Ranger
administrator of the estate Of George W. Adams,
deceased, on the ID day Of June, A, ID. 1868, filed
his petition in the Probate Court within and for
the County Of Wood and State of Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate Of the dccedent is insult
hcient to pay his debts aud the charges Of Ad-
ministcring his estate; that he died seized in fee
simple Of the following described real estate situ-
ate in said county, to wit: Lot No. I, in section
No. 90 in town No. T. north, of range No. ~, east,
in Wood county, Ohio, containing five acres, less
the mill aud mill property, being parcel OF said
lot and containing ~ acres Of land also the un-
divided onc-hnlf Of said mill and mill property, be-
ing 4 acres and part of said lot No. 5 aforesaid
that Aida Adams, as widow of said dccedcnt. is
entitled to dover in said premises, and that Cas-
sius Adams, as his hcir-at-law holds the next cs-
tate of inheritance therein.
The PRAYER Of said petition Is for the assign
mcnt of dover to said Aida Adams, and for sale
of said premises, subject to such dover estate for
the payment of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will b. for hearing ON the 27th day
of July, at O'Clock M, as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard.
ERASTUS RANGER,
Admir- Of George w. Adams deceased.
+. Nd. X. HOLLESBECK, Pl'irs Auys.
Pcrrysburg, o., June Z, 1865. 6d-Ss 70.
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Our Scrap 8uuk..
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ny JULIA WARD HOwE.
Crown his blood stained pillow
With victor's palm
l.ife's recedinE billow
L0ayes etcrual calm.
Al the feet Almighty
Lay this gin sincere,
or a purpose weighy,
And a record clear.
With dclivcrance frcighted
Was his passive hand,
Aud his heart, high-fatcd,
Would with love command.
Let him rest scrcncly
In n Nations care,
Whero her waters queenly
Mako tho Wspt most fair.
In the grccuest meadow
That the prsirics show,
Let his marbles shadow
Give all men ~ know
." Our First Hero, living,
Made his country free
Heed the Seconds giving,
Death for Liberty"