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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-22

Kccn rour Liver in "a oruer-keep your di-
ocstivp organs in a so M und, healthy condition
S the use of these re medies, and no disease
will ever asslll you.
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EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,

Aud Weakness for Strength Get rid of the ailmen't
which intel fere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des
pondency tUthc winds; take stronger hold OF life
and, in short. become
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s~WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU

The only Ameri"sD Agents for the sale CT the eaue
Novel, On lyr
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong BY the US, of these Bitters.
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Che Gastalian fuunt.
Written for the Perrysburg JourpsLl
BE KIND TO THE DEAR ONE WHO WATCH
ES THY HEARTHST0NE.
ny LILY LARSsrUR.


Be Kind 10 the dear one who watches thy hearth
stone,
Aud guards thy fair home from sorrow and care /;
Though weary, and with grief her heart is DER
flowing,
Yet still for thy sake she hides II all there.
When twilight approaches, her quick ear is bend
ing,
To catch the loved echo thy footsteps bring nigh,
Oh il kindly you greet ber, with love-glances
blendmg,' @l.''
Her trouble and care pass away with sigh
Remember how kindly, when sickness befell thee,
She watched DER thy couch with unwearied eye;
Remember, when trouble and sorrow fell round
thee,
How she soothed thee, and bid all uuhappiucss
fly.
Though years should fit DER thee, if truly she
loves thee,
The love that throbs in her true heart will not
change;
Her affections win triumph she'll forgive thee and
love thee,
Though thy heart should grow cold, and thy
iouducss grow strange.
Then love her as roudly as when first you found
her,
Meier let her doubt that your love is still true
Fold your strong, manly arms closely around her
And breathe the fond words that you whispered
to WOO.
Oh be kind to the dear one who watches thy
hearthStuue,
And guards thy fair home when danger is nigh:
Speak kind words so cheering where'cr you may
greet her,
With smile ou your lips, and bright, loving
eye.
PERRysnuRe, June, 1868.
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Selected ae|istellaug,
From the Toledo Blade. ]
NASBY.

The Trouble That Occurred at tho Corners
in the Selection of Delegates to the New
York Concentration the Faithful wore
Drilled in their Duty. '4.s
PosT OFFS, X ROADS,
(Which is in the State NV Keutucky,)1
June 16, 1861
Tie selcctin nv delegates TO the Moo
York ConvenShun .hez bin botherin us in
sevFaI ways for sevral weeks past. No
one wantd to go, and it wuz yoonani
mously decided by all that ef the Corners
wuz representa- at all, must be the man.
objected, for tller amt no profit in sich
trips. Ordinarily, Good cheek ny ex.
penscs. Hotel keepers are but human, and
hey never yet failed to stick EN-, bnt with
a Democratic Convcnshun in full blast 1t
would be a hopeless enterprise With ten
thousand like me, all agoim on their cheek,
what wood ther be for me? With ten
thousand hungry, thirsty, empty.pocketed
soles wat Good do? Therefore felt that
| Good not go. ! wrote to A.. j., to know ef
he wood allow per diem trnuspoi tashen ard
mileage to delegates, to wich he answered:
"SIR-For which candidates do yoor
delegates perpose to vote ?"
Tins crooel epistle settled me. cooodn'I
go there pledged to him, becOz eff lie shood
ent be nominated wat wood become NV my
Post Oils? Would his successor coutin-
700 me in place, who he'd been active in the
support nv another
Finally the day for our cOnvenshun
came, and we assembled. Dhscom was
nominated but he declined. Deekin Po-
gram wuZ offered the honor, and he de.
cll cd, aud SO did McP,ter, 1ssaker Gavitt.
Podhammer, aud the. rest nv en-. We
passed all the first day in tryin 10 get one
who wood stick, but all in yaiIe. Mite
came-we adjourned till nine the next
mornin, when we resC omed our unsuccessful
endeavoIs to persuade each other TO go to
Moo York. Another day WIZ thus fruit
lessiy spent, and still another and another
the last leavin us no nearer the haven than
the first. And so a week passed. We met
every mornin, coz Xed, begged aud swore
at each other till mite, only to meet and go
through the came iormulG the next day. |
felt that ohloss sutlnh wuz done, the Cor.
ners wood go uTeprcscu:ed. Goa
On the eighth day, at about ten in the
mornin, Deekin Pogram's youngest boy,
lair.haired lad of fourteen summers, who
resembles the Deekin TO degree quite
complimentary 10 his mother, came in with
the Moo York Day Book, wich the Deekn
takes but never reeds. The Deekin tost it
over to Bascom, who opened it aud red
mimi, when his face changed Instantly.
. Hell sed he, to himself, and then arose:
Mr.. Cheerman,' sed he to end this
Improbable session, wood say that hev
reconsidered my determinashen. will go
to Moo York 4"
The Convcnshun wuz thunder-struck.
Wat did il mean? The Deekin seized the
paper, and glancin over it's columns. read
painfully mint and sed he wuz surprized
at Mr. llascom's asshoorenco. shel be
delegate myself, sed he.
BY this time McPelter read il, aud got
At and read this paragraph
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.l
GRANT AND CoLFAX.
BY MRS. X. NJ. SHERWOOD.


..-.
Iurrah hurrah the flags mrurl, the drums are
beating high;
For Grant, the gallant patriot, is proudly march,
lie has marshalcd all his forces they're or on
flying feet,
With blessings from the people who are throng-
ing in the street.
CnoRus-H Hurrah hurrah! we hnil the dav,
When WIong and Strife shall cease !
For Graut and ColtaX lead the way,
'.-a To Victory and Peace.
0, see the solid columns tried and true from rear
to van,
The braves who fought with Sherman, and who
rode with Sheridan.
Though mpimcd, they come from Gettysburg, from
Lookout's cloudy brow,
They loye the Right-sueh men we need TO fight
our battles now.
CHoRUs-Hurrah hurrah etc.
They have som in solemn counsel, by comrades
lying low,
By the flag which they have followed, through
sunshine and through snow;
BY n Union undivided, to sound the balilc-cnll
Till the enemies of Freedom have been driven to
the wall.
CuoRus- lIurralL hurrah etc.
The volunteers are coming in a strong and steady
And cnsting with the veterans who fought on sea
and land.
While rec instructed rebels unconditionally Weld
To the chicttnin who disbNndcd them on Appomat-
toX field.
CuoRus- lIunah hurrah etc.
Then, wen rally to the colors! wen forward in
our might!
We'll charge along the line again for Freedom and
the Right
Our watrh-cry, =" Grant and CollaX and the Uni n
eveImore,"
And victory will crown us as she did in ".Sixty-
fOur."l .-f -I.L
CHoRus-lIurrah! huIrah etc.
BRYAN, o., June 8.
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house where q copy Of this letter shall be
found. Amen.
JEsu HoMINuM SALVATORE.
Publius Lontullus's Letter to the Senate Of
Rome.

There appeared in these our days y nah
of great virtue, named Jesus, who is also
cally,G Christ, who is yet liviug amongst us,
aud OF tho Gcutilcs is accepted for n
prophet ot truth; but his own disciples call
him The Son of God, lie raises the dead
to life, aud cures all manner OF diseases. a
man OF stature somewhat tall aud comely
with very reverend couutenance, such AS
the bcholder may both love and fear. His
hair is of a chestnut color, full ripo, plain
to his oars, whence downwards II is moro
orient, curling and waving about liis shoul-
ders. In the midst Of his head is q soam or
partition Of his hair like the Nazaritos ; bis
forehead smooth aud very delicate his
faco without n b'emish, beauti6ed with u
lovely rcd his nose and mouth so formed
as nothing can he rcprohended his heard
thick, in color like his hair, not very long,
but forked his look innocent and mature ;
his eyes gray, clear aud quick. In ro.
preaching he is terrible; in admonishing,
courteous and fair spoken. Pleasant in con
versation, mixed with gravity. 1t cannot
DO remembered that any have seen him
laugh, but many have seen him weep, In
proportion of body mono to be cxceled; his
hands whito aud dc eicato to behold. In
speaking, very temperate, modest and wi'o.
\ man for his singular beauty surprising
tho children OF lucn.
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WIN. c, lloLGATE, Chairman.
L. PnELps, Secretary i, efi t.t

PRrNrERs are unlike other classes Of mon.
Their vocation imparts TO them an inieli.
geaee that does not result from any Other
business, Dealing with language exclu-
sivcly in combination of letterss words.
sentctces and paragraphs, they arc con-
stanily brought iuto communion With
thoughts and lhoir Working, and these in.
sensibly become imhued with tho ideas of
those minds whose creations they help to
embody in those forms that give them to
the worla They literally get Ersnimar at
their fingers ends willie picking up the
types that form sentences thatare gain
matical. Spelling comes to them, as, mat
ural as breathing, for they fall into correct
ortliography through force of habit Tho
characteristics OF printers are not so ia.
vorable to personal thrift as those Of other
professions. They partoke of the nature
of the artists in some degree, and are een.
orally liberal toa fault, houghtless of tho
future, and frequently improydont Of tho
past flush when in good situation, and
dead broke whcnou o tramp. They may
he said to bc the working Bohcmians of
the wol Ill of operatives. i '1
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An Unspotted Character

Money is a good thing, especially in
these hard times, but there is something
thousOndfold more valuable. ID is oharac.
ter-the consciousness of pure and hon.
oraOle life, This, it shoul be a mans 6rst
aim to preserve at any cost. In times of
commercial distress. while some are proved
aud found wanting, others come forth tried
as by fire. Here and there one comes
ont OF the furnace far more of a man than
before. Amid the wreck of his fortune no
stands crect-a noble specimen of huo
IN 'nhool. We have occasionally witnessed
an example of courage IN such crisis, of
moral intrenidity, that deserved all honor.
Let it be The aim OF every business man,
above all things else, to keep this purity
sustained. This is the best possession
this is a capital which can never be taken
from him-tlls is the richest inheritance
which he can leave to his clildlen.
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and ! ,eelieve no ypsriyaselesling ,bip,,as
their counsellor, ever bad occasfarf 10 'te-
grct their choice. 'in
lie was VAIN iu Ais. ,ftieRdships, social
ip deposition, )hospitAble, mlpsteeh ehtious
and mild in his manners. He was uni
tormly .:e Same unruiiled HORACE SESSIONS,
yesterday, to-day, and tomorrow Though
mobUpAve aud mild, within limnwas n
heart he has said TO me, that never had
sensation Of fear, which statement his
trulhrulness leaves me no reasopyto doubt.
II is part of the history of that country,
that his father g. was The hravest man that
ever lived on Grand River" Truly can
we say as we look back on the battle of
life lac has fought, IIoRAcE SESSIONS was
brave sou OF that brave nan,
To him the summons camo suddenly.
His sickness was brief and severe. Low
ing hearts and willing hands did all that
could bc done to stay the dread approach
OF tho destroyer. Confident that tho try
ing hour had come, he calmly approached
the grave, like ono who wraps the dra.
perry of his couch about him, and lies down
to pleasant dreams" tt' s q as-rt
On motion committee Of Eve, consist.
ing Of WM C,RrER, Erwin PurLrs, nANIL-
TON DAVIDSON, WN D., lI,LL and 1lESRY
NEwnTaIS, were appointed 10 draft reso.
lutions expressive Of tho feelings Of tho
members OF this bar, which committee,
through thcir Chairman, Hon WM GANrRR,
reported the following; -
WnrRgAs by dspcnsotion Of an Al.
wise Providence. our late associatc and
brother, lloRyCE SESSIONS. has been removed
| from our midst hy death, 1t is, by the Bar
OF u fance County, az expressive of tho
great loss they have sustained, t'' ''"
ReS0lred, That In the death of HeRGCE
Sessions, the bar OF Defiance County has
lost Que OF the oldest, abost, most. useful
aud worthy members, and this community
one OF ITS most worthy citizens.
Resoiced That We sincerely ,leploro tho
loss of our departed brother and assooiate,
aud shall revere his memory as one whose
professional life was without blemsh mud
worthy of imitation.
ReSoipef That our heartfelt sympailnes
arc extended to tile widow and relatives of
tho deceased. -.. .l.sss qW ,,,ss
RCSoiccA That these resolutions, ,,to-
gethcr with the proceedings of this meet.
ing, he published in the Defiance papers.
| with u request that the Same be copied in
several papers published in tho Maumeo
| Valley, and ~ paiucsvlle, Ohio. i'
ReSoirea Thatacopy ui these resolutions
he furnished by the Saoretaryto 10 the widow
OF the deceased.
0a motion tho resolutions were received
and unanimously adopted. 4. .,,'-a.
| 1t was also resolved that tho proceed.
ngs of this meeting be presented by tho
Chairman TO the u onorable, Indge of tho
Court OF Uv'Emon Pleas of Defiance County,
at its next session, with the request that
the same be entered upon the Journal of
said Cout a.F .'t nru .d
WIN. C. HOLG ATE. Chairman
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Coon ADvIcE.-Stop grumbling. Get
up two honrs earlier in the morning, md
Legin to do something out OF your regular
profession, Mind your own business, aud
with all your might let other peoples
alone. Live within your means. Sell your
horses. Give away or sell your dog.
Smoke your cigar through an air stove.
Eat with moderation, and go to he'd early.
Talk loss of yonr own peculiar gifts and
virtues, and more of those of your friends
and neighbors. Be cheerful. Fulfil your
promises. Pay your debts. Be yourself
all you would see in others. Be good
man, aud stop grumbling.
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THE New York Commercial Afgertiser
says: Tho Chief Justice, Mr.. Chase,
never had any personal popularity Ho
lacks masretish. Statuesque in his poses,
he is as coll as marble. Place him on
Democratic platform, made after the aver.
ago sentiment of that party, and he would
be the baldest hypocrite and time-server
that ever illustrated the annals of any age
or country, or that ever met deserved de.
feat. Pltced on what used TO be his own
platform, his followers would diminish tc
less Than corporal's guard. In either
event, his future has failure written all
over it,"
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Ir is estimated that tho California wheat
crop of 1868 will amount to thirty m ilions
Of bushels which will place that State at
the head of the wheat growing States Of
the Union.
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SPEAKER CoLFAx haYing been appealed TO
TO settle dispute concerning the pronnn.
citation of his name, returned the following
answer; My first name is pronounced as
if written Skyler, aud the last as if written
Codliax. The "a" doubtless, dropped
out in crossing the ocean"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAS. W, ROSS, ASHER COOK, ELBERr D. ROSS
IlJ',sJ ROSS & COOK. -H
ABSTRACTS, of . TITLE.
Ea OFFICE; a. ~
Corner LouIsIuna Avenue and Front
street, PcrrySburgS Ohto.

WYE have the only set of Abstract Books
w now in Wood County, containing complete
INDEX to all Lots aud Lands therein.
ley Certificates Of Title givea upon reasonable
terms.
sag- Also, Agents for purchasing and selling
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying Taxes,
&c. &c.
E0UR desirable residences in Perrysburg.
Il Price ranging from 81 200 to $500 for sale
by ROSS 4 COOK.
100 ACRES. Of choice land, 3 miles south of
ACU Perrysburg, on Perrysburg and Findlay
Road, and at crossing of good county road; well
drained; 10 acres under cultivation; 40 acres of
prairie and openings, and balance timber
Price SIS per acre, or $50 in payments.
so acres Of excellent land near Milton Center,
on good county road, y mile from railroad good
log house and other farm buildings; 40 acres of
good timber and balance in prairie and under
cultivation.
Price : 400, cash, or 81 600 in payments.
For further particulars, inquire of
ROSS & COOK.
business solicited. 37zz
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100 Full-shect Bills .--..- ---- OO
Orders will be filed at short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms.
:-Ss- Printing Of every kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
society public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible tor payment.
ORLINGEK & TIMMONS,
- srtH yea Publishers and Proprietors.
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SENSATION EXTRAORDINARY.
Discovery Of Letter Purporting TO be
Written by Jesus Christ.

The San Francisco BuReiip, Of the llth
OF May says one F. Wilson has applied
to the United Stotos District Court OF Cali.
tornia, for copyright of a letter said To
have been written 10y Jesus Christ, aud
found sixty five years after his cruciixion,
abou; eighty miles from iconium. 1t is
said the letter was found under stone, OH
the face of which was written, Blessed is
ho that shall turn mo over All people
that saw it prayed TO God earnestly, and
desired that ho would make known to them
the meaning of this writing, that they
might not in vain attempt TO turn it over.
In tho meantime came little child aud
turned it over without hclp, to tho admira.
tion OF all the people that stood by; and
under this siona was found letter written
by Jesus Christ which was carried to
lconium, aud there published, and in it was
written the commandments, signed by the
Angel Gabriel, ninety,ycars after our Sa.
viors birth, TO which is added King Abar.
us's letter aud our Savior's answer, and
also His miracles, and full description of
his person, in Scntulus's cpistle to the Sen
ate OF Rome Excavations are also said
to have brought to light, in Syria, He.
brew House, dating from about the second
century before Christ Some of the rooms
are in good preservation, and among the
books found is collection of Hebrew
poems, said to ho unknown to present Ori
entails.
The above is tokon from the Cleveland
Herald, of recent date. Tho Fremont
Journal gives q copy of tho letter alluded
to, which we publish below. Tho copy Of
the letter was furnished that paper, by Mr..
D. II. AlrArFER, OF Fremont, in whose fam.
lily it las been carefully preserved for
three or four generations, 1t is printed in
English type on coarse paper that may
once havu been white but is now fadod and
rottcn. Tho copy in the hands of the Cali
lornian, mentioned in tho above extract, is
probably similar to this. Tho history OF
tins ono, as related 10y Mr.. AuTArFEn two
quote from the JomW0Q, is as follows;
One of the ancestors of Mrs. Altairer, q
hundred years ago or more, was an urwiil
ing student or priest in a monastery ai
Genoa, Italy, whoro was also u reluctant
nun These two formed an attachment for
each other, escaped from Genoa to Eng
land, and were married currying with them
the ouly copy of "a letter said 70 have
been written by our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ" which had hocn sacredly preserved
in the monastery. Religious superstition
| invested il with miraculous powers, and il
was preserved as a" charm" 1t cmigrated
| to America with tie family, aud is proba
bly, the OF ly copy In this United States be
sides the ono in California. The documen
| is as follows. I-.H
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II is as amazing as il is gratifying 10
state that ono Democratic Judge in Ohio
has independence aud honor enough 10
lespise the Visible Admixture Act. Judge
Wright, of Perry county Court Of Cannon
rleas-a member in fun standing Ia the
Democratic party-a few days ago, and bo.
fore the decision Of tho Supreme Court
reached him, decided tho Visible AdInix.
lure law unconstitutional.
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Soor sprnkled on the ground and forkod
before plantigg viii aid plant growth and
proicct irom worms aud bugs. Ii is excel,
lent on cabbage grouLl, N
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

vi her old customers and the public generally
that she has removed her Millinery Store to the
corner of Second aud Elm-streets, one square be.
low the Avenue, where she will keep constantly
on hand fine assortment of
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cory OF a LETTER.,
SAID TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN
Our Lord and Savior Josus Christ.


By Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,
Am EouWd eighteen miles from IcoHiun,,
tWeiayfre ye,rS dfier oHr blessed Sa
rior'S c1Ucifciom dW Transmitted from
tie H1tr CITY By a concerted Jee, and
fdthfaiy translated fyom tie OrigiRdi
Hcbrcm copy now in The possession Of
Laiy CabttSS f,mily in llesopotamia
The letter was found under a stone both
round and large, at the foot of a cross,
eighteen miles from Iconium, near, a vii.
Iage called MosopptOmia, Upon the stone
was, written aud engraved, 7" Blessed be
he that shall turn mo over" All that saw
it prayed TO God earnestly, and desired
that lie would make Known unto them the
meaning of this writing, that they might
not in vain turn it over. In the neautime
a little child, about six or seven years Of
age, turned it over to the admiration of all
present and under tho stone was written
the commands of Jesus Christ in a letter
which WAS afterwards published by the
angel Gabriel, ninoty-oight years after the
death of our blessed Savior, and carried by
a person belonging to Lady Cubass, and
made public i'll the city OF lconium, &c,
&c
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which she will take pleasure in selling at lower
rates than any other firm, The latest styles in
the market received weekly Also, Stitching,
Dress and Cloak making done to order. Ladies,
please favor me with call. lm
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The Trouble That Occurred at tho Corners
in the Selection of Delegates to the New
York Convention-How the Faithful wore
Drilled in their Duty. Nm.