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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
CURE OF oATARRH.


From Ms RrU Fred. S Jepeft, PrQfessorolM Me State
AorR ik School. AlbGngsNe Iorb, Z sbWl
DIR. LIdHTH1LL-Dsdr Sir. Under date of March
h sent you careful statement Of my case Its lor-
or treatment. my failure to obtain relief in that
ERECTION my resort 70 your treatment and beneh al
~ have been from the winter ofls44, subject TO
,iolent n riodicaI attacks Of Catarrb, marEed By
rong aud ebrilssymptoms, violent Inflammation Of
ie lining membrane Of the cavities Of the head,
L ,companied, in the first stage, by watery dis.
Arge from the nose, subsequent becoming 'acridl
y yellow.a toward the close Of the attack pur-
.essng spt ces Of headache occurring periodically
l.loh day r period varying from ono 10 three
eeks, sometimes so violent rs 30 incapacitate me
y Gbusiness and cOnf1e me 70 mybed. Attimes the
siftendant Inflammation would extend to the teeth,
0duciDg toothsches; or TO the throat, occasionpg
Oarseness and partial loss of voice: and twice with
'confne me for weeks to q darkehed room. .HW :,
have tried medicines and applications OF variongl
ihdsj snutfs and other catarrhal preparations. Of
t'me half dozen kinds; applications to the bead OF
AImphOr. ginger and hot lamentations Of different
inds and in CONGESTION with these the usual euet-
sor eathartics employed toinaiiee connter-actioh.
| ut none OF these had produced any permanent i'm
s-oyement and in few instances gip which tem.i
irary re'if was afforded. 1t was at the expense Of
much strength as to leave me utterly exhau,ted,
-, nder these circumstances Was lead, though with
eat reluctance, from the supposed ncurability Of
disease, 70 make trial OF your treatment. .Qlo
und y soon even beyond my hopes. reaching the
sease as 1t had never been reached before, and al
Used impossibie. al tho time gave YOU my
complete eure,E had lobtainedsa q material re-
II which amply repaid me for my trial Of
l,ur treatment and which :, satisfied. me, that
philosophical. A substantial escape from my old
taeks Of catarrh, for the unprecedented period Of
arly half ayeat and that "a spitsof severe occur
such an attack inevitable, was, 10 me. proof of
iiportaut success. IL is now six months since sent
cappear thus constantly, and in-tbie gpife before
10 public itBeems 10 me matter Ct simple justioe
yourself, and 10 those who may be suffering IS
ss, 70 add that am not only fully satisfied ss to
20 utility .nd efficacy Of your method Of treating
tarrh, as was six months ago, but am now OF.
n belief thatif there issuchf thing as a cure tpr
en- efectedaA - ~
llllI Very reTsReESmIigElREgisf TR Em ERisfif i JEWELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
HOUSE.
.. MORNING SESSION. 400 h
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin.
The Journal was read and approved.

i
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin.
The Journal was read and approved.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. MARTIN-From Samuel Rich
ardson and 80 vthercitizPns of Columbian
| county, for law to empower county con
missioners to locate and construct roads
certain cases where the construction {
bridges may be avoided, and to assess dan
ages for lands so appropriated. Relerre
to the committee on Roads and Highway
By Mr.. GL0VER-Memoria of the Sink
| ing Fund Commissioners of the State, for
law to enable them to convey certain stoc
of the State in the Batavia Turnpike an
Miami Bridge company, which had bee
sold in pursuance OF law, to I. II. Biggs an
VIM. McGrue, by the description of tb
stock of the State in the Batavia and UniO
Bridge Turnpike company; or to author
ize them to refund the purchase money
paid, with interest thereon. Referred t
the committee on Finance. ~, ,.os, =
By Mr.. CLARK, of Gnrnsey-From S. B
Clark and IL other citizens of Guernse
county, for a law to raise the Legal rate 4,
interest. Referred to the committee on Fl
nance. ,ti.ns ta gftrs nt1u
BILLS READ THE SECOND TIME.
Seven bills were read the second time
and seyerally referred 70 appropriate com
mittees. 3 iGHa3 9nd
BILLS 1NTRoDucED AND READ FIRST TIME
BY Mr.. ESTILL (No. 369) TO amend
act to authorize the Board Of Education
Van Vert to borrow money, passed Apr.
BY By Mr., HANSON (No. SOTO amen
an act to authorize Incorporated villages
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
= rfFsRRiEsbI5IElRFSfo FRREbERfoR s. JEWELL.
sPECIAL NOTICE.

Tho public are hereby informed that In each and
,erery oase Personal ExAminstionis necessary for
s.se purpose Of treatment. No case will be pre-
ribed for ppon mere statemonts or dogoriptioh Of
Il, mptoms ID allcases accepted the remedies can
tyAppHsd at homo. without pain Or inConysnieneS
n ID one personal interview Is. therefore. usually
r.licient. .DAYsN te jan2o din o
tac aei W9ab .'tHap llA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29

Martin. McMorran, Nixon, OreR Phillips
Sawyer, Schneider, Shiplev. Stahton. Std
man. Trip, Welsh, Wiles, Williams, Young
ami Speaker--42.
NAYs--Messrs,, SAplf,S Cusac, Dennlap
Dfesbach, Erskjne Bstllk FltcA, FollDtt
CASTOR, Gordon Ieadlry, Heller, Hen
rlcks, Hughes, Jones, Larwill, LeFeyer
MgAIarrell, Myers, Parks, Pefrlll, Pennis
Ten, Reed, Rosencrahs, Rutter, Sorber
Swain, Thornhill, Worth-20.
On motion, the House took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
Look al the Vote

800 Look at the Vote i,lu,sIa
q The Republican members of the Ohio
House of Representatives yesterday, voted
thanks to the Republican members in Con:
gress for forcing Negro Suffrage upon the
District of Columbia. --s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
PwreIv Pnrsisnn.

( Among the Presidential appointees to
United States Assessorships just rejected
by the United States Senate, is THOMAS
MILLER, ESQ, Of this city. His qualldca-
tious to discharge the duties Of the Office,
and his responsibility and integrity as q
man, are unquestioned and unquestionabIe
His rejection, therefore, was prompted
purely by partisan considerations. sk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
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FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS N ioJ'E

70 ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, ssssS I. a g,f0bsE
THEwS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood th 40
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in publ
favor .NANV toSoto 4'te
II is the best and cheapest in the world. PrioEs
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F. IL gives beautiful. lustrous, 1atnraIcolof. lia'
1T is complete in one bottle
does not crock, snu.or stain. - .1
ltdOes not rub of or fade. "a -
Itawsys gives satisfaction. Achild can applyit ~
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured By q peculiar
process (know only 70 Mr. Matthew'S. which renders
7itinfnitely superior to any dysin market,
In using THE VENETIAN DYE yOu avoid
that tRU STY DEAD appearance byE yEhichdyedhairs
is SO easily recognised when an inferior alcle rsed
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Invest 75 cents. and you win be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
49, "A. Il. MATHEWS Mapuiaetuftfs
y DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents - mAyl0-deod1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
TESTIMONIALS or REMARKABLE CURES.

For the benefit of those. who are not a-auNinted
gith the brilliant success Of DIR. LghthiPs system
treatinR CAtarrh, Deainess, Discharges from the
r,&n. &c., he presents TO the public a. few lTes-
nonials selected from several thou and similarly
mplimentary. received during bis singularly sue
-salul practice in New York, Cincinnati, Cleye-
tnd and Loui,ville. ~ An ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
From Rec John Mott D. i, 3, Professor IN Union
. s,51a College, Schenectady, He,o York. 20 an

/ have, had from infancy. one car very deaf. al
llays dischargng more or less inofensive matter
much, very oens We, producing the greatest debility
pf body and depression of spirits aud my hearing inn
Dalred in the h'ghestdegree: In such condition.
uIly restored me 1 hear we'll. The dizziness and
ne discharges have been removed, and have not re-
urned; The stopping of the running has given mo
e spirits. whilo my fear was that stopping the dis
larges would prove detrimental, or dangerous. l
ttfem, rather have learned TO esteem, DR.. Light
i'll or he was stranger 20 me until j was his
atientl. asa gentleman and man Of science, in
shom the highest confidence may be placed. -.tr
-si Q wv JOHN MOTT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
4utograp1 'Es'ser from Geo, D. Prentice, E.q
Eiitor Of tSe Louisville Journal
ahopf9 b LoUIsviLLE, Nov. 5, is6s. ;

I 100 o. IUUISNILLB, NOV, o, IcOb.
DIR LIGHTHILL-D Dear Sir | am sorry to sarh
at you contemplate leaving Louisville at the end
= the present week. | earnestly wish that your
engagements elsewhere might permit you to remain
.ere for time longer.
Your sojrurn among us, Or. Lighthill, will be long
Numbered by our people. lthas been a blessing
! many. You have treated me and female mem
.or Of my family with great success. You seem TO
40 tn understand. asby intuition the character OF
ialndy and its best remedy You have had null
hude Of patients in This city. and have not seen
heard OF one to whom you have held out the
fOmise Of relief without rendering It, Your entire
,ostcheerfully Recommend YOU to nv friends and
he public at large, as Physician deserving the ut
hest confidence ....4.s.s.4,-4 grts q a
HopipGtha you may live TO be a blessing 10 addi-
,ional Thousands Of the afflicted N4i' l"
am, very truly. ygus Lha .2.l
GEO, ID, PRENTICE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29
rALLCOCK,s POROUS PLAsTER.r

fAAAOOOASo A-OnOOc EAAOAERew N
~ n H n Lame BACK. kkA NI
tra tk gBtEl Nav YoRK. Nov. q. ia5Ra 81 ~
7. ALLcocK Gentlemen; lately suffered
severely from weakness in'my back. Having
beard your plasters much feeommendedfO for cases Of
this kind, procured one. and the result was all
could desire. single plaster cured me In week.
,TGT~ III W. fF'g' j. d. BRIeas 55BiiHA
Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
CURE Of SRteK n iI6 THE BACK, AND -,ia,9 =.
'al0 r,iIrOSs. n. u, July 1, isss. 80
MEssRs. ALncock Co.; Please aepd mo dol, al
lars worth Of your pIasters. They havS cured me
of crck in my back which has troubled mo for AsD
some time, and now my father isgoing To- , them ~
's10' W. ! LSH sHER OoD. .hssh
DR.. Green, No. sss Broadway, New Yor. ipform sta0
The sOId On Monday. June 29d 1852, Oplmer0& 81
10 young woman suffering very severely from lum- si
bago. ION Tharsdat she called 70 get two orefpr t
friend and hen stated how the tg pghe had ppr- a
chased on MOhdayhAd relieved her immediately af1 Is
ter putting them on And CURED pEe IN Fy0 DAYS
SOLD BY al DraggIsts. 81. az eajansid&wLml 81 90
HYGlEHC WINE. the GREAT IMpORTEDIONE. 's'as0
GrUrSSsS SDS 81 the imperial SsSsS sSh slns0
fndcrscd BY the prominent i Members 81 Es Amer
lean Medical Assocati0n At their Oonveh0n hold ltSN
n timore. Aay lst 1885, 6oeafEs aoRRirnse "a
NOT INTOXICATING IN-FKEE LEAST.
1T is pteparedn Paris from pure Sherry and ad- ,y
ms in its eomposition only lOnfc, anohatc ana 9o6
f.ss IaStss %i Rs dssioas sasssa,s fo me-
various tOnics which have alcoholic body.3d
full 6svSr. 1t Is The pSTs Ies SS saoss agrOJ
grape Itsurpasses in excellepna any table wine In
thec0untry. Used In Europe N Aaoramenal pur-
MI Ss: S;1RSS S S, N
JONES SON and 0USTON& & GARDNRR,Co-
iuthbuk Ohio.
LEAll g,-ry Cincinnati, Agents fpr Ohie.T A IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29

from j. W. Col.ma,s, Esq IN : Ldsonid Sprfigs
4 Gy., for the Care Of Dedfaess. ..,,
Induced by the cure Dr. Lilhthfl had effected in
me Of Captain Miller. 0f the Bnrnet House, aud
y cases OF OF ler parties well known TO me- placed
yselt under his care about aweek ago. for partial
'afneis, which had troubled me for the past nine
zen years.. am pleased to state that tirou h DR..
ghthilPs skill am now restored to perfect heAI-
,g, and that the di agreeable noites which accom-
lniedthe deafness are fast disappearing. ~. saa
lloF Ah JOHN w. COLEMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-29

AN India rubber manufactory Is to be es-
tablished at RidlaysVille, near Charleston
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27
The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Noyembnr ~ Tho
following is the article on thc elective fraE.
c:,isc, as finally passed by the Reconstruct
'i"n Convention us u part Of Tho new con"
siubon. ~
SIC. ]. Every male person, bonn in thc
Iuucl States. AID every male person who
inns been naiuralhrd, o. who has legally
declared his intention to hccouic citizen Of
tic United S,aics, twenty. one years old, OF
rnwarlg, who sna'l hays resided in his
S,a{e six months next preceding the cleo.
.tn and three months III the County ia
which he oilor5 10 vote, except hc.viuai.cr
rrovidrd, shall bo declared an cleo or.
HoviGsi. That no Snllirr. sailor OF marine
in the military or naval service ol the t'ni-
fcd States, shall hcrcaftcr acquire rcsi-
ucncc by reason Of being stationed on duty
ia the State
sto. 5. IT shall bo the duty OF ,'ro Conc,
Pal Assembly 10 provide, Com time 10
timc, Tor tho registration or clec;ovs, but
tho following classes Of persons Shall not
nc rcrmiticI to register, vote Or ho'l Office :
frs, those VINO, during he lac rebellion.
inflicted OF caused TO DC inflicted. any cynci
or uu,sual punishment upon any soldier
sailor o. mriine, employee Of c.izvu of .l,c
Uuiici states, or who in Nuy o.hc; way
v,,la'cN tho ruc, Of civili@rl w,rfaye Sc.
cOnl .,"Hc who are, o. may hc lia"ran
chisrl hy the proposed Constitutional
Amendment. knVwn as The rrur.ccarh u";i
,icic aud he hrt ui r,nrr,o. n,c.,I M,,.h
l!H. pxr,r; ai,rb rr,,snrs ~. h,rc o;,,i
IL, nl,u vi rrc,n.,'r,.,,n ,.,', y.
,,,nair;s nu,; ,,.,,,,;i n. ), ,i;i;..,l ANAL,
TO nf MI men bvIn.r ,hr i,,, n,nr;',,l
III, ,;rncrl Asynml,v ,i,,, ,.rn n,,,
o. rem,y, ,b, ,iinul,;ii'icn ;nr,rrc,l ui,,,l, ;.
this last clause rhlrd--;haL those who
hcyy1c,nnn, nr n,,,>l, r,n,l ,,,Ir,n',, -,
t,Yc. .,,,n,, u,,,;sl,,hlc hy I,w ,yiI,, :n,rv;
,,n,,.,i !, ,hc nn,;,o,i;or, ~ h,;ho,,'
r,,n,b IN, ;lio, or ;n.,nn ,,,, eIo, J..
,,,.n,;,,.I +, ,,,;u,o, , ,,,,; ~. c,,,
go All ,n,s.n. ,.,.,. ,,,i,.r,;,a,
n,,,,,,l.. ana t,,,,.,,il... ~, ,Du, =,
81 do .,.l.n,,Iy sv...r 80 n,nrn. ,.,; Iii
annn,,t mi n,,i,,,i, ,,,n, r'm,s,.,,.,on Nm
~ - ~, trn,,u >.,,,na'',i,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27
The .l'ortioth ConnrcsS.

Asan Adjourned session of this body
commenced on ilc 21st inHi., a fow facts
concerning IT and ila special settings for
a.'cc'1l party purposes, may not bc umintcr. j..
cstinS ~ our readers.
Tho n 3' session OF Tins body was, by
s.rec'al Ar;, held on tho tnm,ih of March
last 10. II Ibis had not bsun done, there
could havc been no session un,il tho fih Of
hcGnnhcr next, lro day appointed for thc
regular sessions OF Congress Tho March
session adjourned owes until July, when
Congress rc-assomhlr,|, it was understood
i"r ;hr express purpose oi, mpcAuhmrnL Of
thr President. 'rh,s movement failed. when
" Ter many diHaErccmcntg between the two
noi'SeA. they agreed to adjourn uniilthc 2lsf
q. November, when they were to nee, for
,pc avowed put poae 10 receive auI consider
ihc rvport OF the Judiciary Cvmmittcp, on
'nr 3nhirci O. impeachment.
This session can only last piuc days, and
amd VIC presume no legislation urn general
character VIII take place, %houd the
m"joriy OF the judiciary cummi,lce refuse
10 rrr"r"t at'u'rs OF Impeachment, il is
Thought th1 G,hcrot,hc proposed ONSLAUGHT
on the Executive, Nj. Ashley, Mr.. Bout well
and others, will'aicmp. TO forcu il upon the
House, inlcpcndcnt OF ihc Committee. The
debate on such " proposition would ncccs.
"a!ily consume the whole tine Of this shol /
scssop, aud nothing whatever would be
accomplished by his nine days sitting, nt
large expense 10 The Couni"y. IL is
stated IN aunlc quarters, that if the scheme
OF actual impeachment should fail, u resolu.
ton ~ ccn"urc upon the President will be
prop" cd, ~ II substitute for HAT uXir,uc
IucaSuWo but even ifihi shuuld lc passed
and 50 upon the records Of bo,h iIousrs. i,
c""ld DO "e%runGcd' from the journals n
any subsequent session Of Congress.
The President, rs the NoiioHui tni,iii.h,n
cr has nuIho,,ivcly announced, will not
ss,np,rnca,o HIS annual message to ibis
adjourned session. DO sent no mcsaane in
July, for tho session was not held for any
lu~ or usage. The present session is likely
to be devoted TO caucussnG and manouycr-
ing, nnd discussing the best mode of futurc
action III view OF tho results OF the late clcc
tons in the North aud West: piob&bly r,.
suiiinG IN tho concoc,ion3 OF some now rnri y
sihctnus The standing commit. ccs Of the
House were uoi t)ltd a, tho picocain,t sea
sion. and, oi coarse, un,,i this is done, no
genera, legislation c;sm be r"'iccivi Even
The Speaker wcic l,vu,yl 10 Gil tho com.
miiicci. the work w"uld consume ntai ~ thc
Allotted duration Of ;ha session
In ~ llitiou To- these cbstYuc. iong io i'm
s'oa 'hmcnt and general lcsslh,ion tho
snaiomai inniiyc~cn, says ,ha, il is wo,l
nnderstood that Nlr Wilson, OF Iowa, ,hc
CHAIRMAN OF the judiciary Comn,,tcc, pcr
a$s IN Tho sounl lrSal nmuion that tho
Uii el States Courir have no criminal CONS
mon jurisdiction, p,i,i.,ic United States
Sen'te, as court Of impeachment, has
H0ne. In addi,iun 10 ibis opinion ~ rho
Chairman OF tho Comnt,cr, there * lie
fact that ti,ete Is no .I,trl I,w ,.v;ne ,h.
"cna'e couH Jurisdiction over alleged hi-)
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27
'rhU GUnerAl Dnrrcaninn,

Crops were pitched last Spring up
on The calculation Of a handsome re
muncra,ion for the cotton crop. The
harvest is gathered, he market is
ol'en, but 50 'or has ,hc price Of cot
ton fallen short or thc farmers count,
that y Junin: blow to our mdnGtria,
prosperity has been given. The cur
rent .cNStyn#os Of farming will barely
DC met whilo thc merchants and inc
chanics, who have laborcd in Il great
measure depending upon tho prc%pori.
'y Of the farmer, arc likely to feel the
pressure Of The times severely.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27

PGrrrR. Pepper is almost u uni.
vcrsal conlimcnt. Black pepper irri
tatcs and iniiamos the coating of Ihc
stomach. Red pepper docs not it
cxcltcs but docs not irritatc. Consc-
1ucntly it should be used instead Of
black pepper. 1t was known to tho
Romans, and has boon used in The
East indies for time immcmoriol os
1t corrccts that flatulcncy which at
tends the large use Of vegetable food.
Dut to those weak, languid Sslomachcs,
lC's manifold more healthy to uso
cayenne pepper at meals than any
FORM Of wine, brandy or beer, that can
DC named, because stimulates sSaffe
out inc reaction ofslccping or dobili-
ty.--I0VS JOUlnul Of rIIuUb-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27

longitude 1926 cast.--is also cugagcd.
DrH'"g 'he night of Wednesday, tho i8th
instant rcd hot stones wero eject cd in lar,e
Iuan'itics from tho buru,Ig mountoin.
Inc surrounding nth is in trcmulous mo-
ron FOR a considerable Distance; the lava is
pouring forth and running down The sides Of
The mountain in volume and with ropid dow
sh" 'he general "pheayings from The volca.
no e!'c warning Of Hn unusually grand
eruption, from which very serious conqc.
Gncnc"s are looked Cor
hS"nus Gen. HcaurrGarI says many Of
the best Louisiana families arc scllin, ort
Ncir elects and removing TO Marylnn,, -
Cen. Srhoicld thinks This kind Of hcciro
w,'! continue" IT." has fond horra that tho
wh.'"N Will rravitatc Norihwaul mud leave
,hcir homes TO the negro and his pimr,, -
Just think what Democratic ms iorit,cs we
wou'a give The East and West, if SchoGcld's
i!"a could be carried ont But it can not,
nn"ngh true mcn arc going TO remain on ,
h&nt It out on this line, if it takes century
ot "choie.la ana Popes. --Auyus.a Cons;;,H.
4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27
a Gontlo Whisnar.

Husbands, think of tho good quail
ties Of your beloved, end not Of her
bad ones think Of her good common
sense, her Industry hcp. ncatncss, or
der; her Kindness, alfability, and
above all, her ardent picty, her dc,
votcdncss TO things heavenly and di.
ylnc. suppose you had u slattcrn
For wife,a slipshod, II gossip, a real
tcrma,gant, whose tongue was not
mcrc'ya trip hammer, but as the
iorkcd lighting, Sc that oven the house
top would be thankful retreat from
her unmitigatcd fury! Suppose all
this, and still more, and then say, has
not God dealt very kindly, eraciously y,
mcrciiully, in giving you such wife!
God has dealt infinitely better than
your deserts,
but she is not al could wish ~
Marvellous Wonderful .fnd arc
you all she could wish ! Turn tho
wallet. Suppose you cast an eye with
out, view your own u@lincas How
many thiugs docs your beloved wife
soc in you that she has reason to de-
$pisc as mean sclttsl,, miScrly, grovcl.
ling! Are you all that siic could
wish Far from It..
Love covercth 4 multitude of blcm-
ishca--lct the Ecalt be filled with love
and the little faults which now appoa,
like mountains, will he swallowed uu
or become as molchil.s. a husband
who IS always complaining and %rowl,
ing and Snar!iug, is enough to crush {;
heart OF steel, TO sour The mind Of an
angel. The lomalc heart is tcudor
soothing, sympathetic, lovely. ltus-
bands speak kindly to your beloved
Speak kindly to her. Little dost thou
know
What utter wrctchcdncss, what hopeless
wee,
! IlNn% on these bitter worls That stern re.
ply;
rhc cold dcmcanor and rcproving eye,
The Death steel picrecs not with kccncr
dart
lian unkinl words in woman. trusting
hGa"t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-27
ConmrniS II lie N,WS.

- Nash had better wait until Demo
Gratis or Rebels "a title TO he proud oI
n"w) talk OF re cnslaving the blacks. -
And he had better keep the peace in
Hcilan1, and not como to Fairfield to
make war.