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The .IaalOnSV of TYRANNY.

The proscriptive and intolcrant portion Of
the Republican party has become very
Jealous of their more liberal brother parti-
sans. This is appearing at the North as
well as at the South. In Baltimore there
is an open breach between the ultras, led
by the Baltimore american, and the ibe-
rails, led by Judge BOND!
The american charges that Judge BOND
and his friends are engaged in "CHAsE
movement" This Judge BOND and four
others, including Z. Y. GoLDsBoRoUGu, in
dignantly deny. They declare themselves
TO be Rcpublicans-supporters of the Pre-
sident and his administration" They
further declare that they arc for impair
tial suffrage, universal education, and the
political overthrow of all opposed to those
principles" This was certainly General
GRANTS platform, and it was On that that
the triumph in Virginia was gloriously
won.
But the narrow minded and selfish Re-
publcans are afraid to extend their liberal
boundaries, afraid to surrender their odious
distinctions lest the range for selection foT
offices shall become inconvenScnty e1te1a-
size. So they are ready to make war upon
all who are ut all liberal, and denouncc
them at once as being engaged in CHASE
movement" or movement of some kind
that will "ruin the partyl"
Thus it is that these intolerants are them
selves imperilling their party for mere
selfish and sordid qualifications. In this
State WELLS privately acknowledged that
the tcst-oath, the acknowledgements, and
the county organizations in the BAYNE-
UNDERWOOD constitution, were outrageous,
and ought to be stricken out but he never
theless used all his powers of argument
Immediately afterwards to prove to the
Committee of Reconstruction of Congress
that any change of that Constitution would
defeat the Republican party Ii. e., hinaSelf)
III Virginia, and for that reason no amend
ment ought to be permitted!
So these people go, holding on to distinc-
tions and prescriptions based on outrage
and falsehood, that they may monopolizc
the public Offices. These prescriptions and
distinctions grow more and more offensive
to the people of the United States, and the
party that fosters them must continue to
lose strength until it is annihilated.
The true policy of General GRANT is to
put his foot dow n On the illiberal and ran
corousp policies ana stamp them into the dust /.
Then, placing himst If firmly upon his own
liberal platform, he WI not only maintain
the integrity of the patty which elected
MIN, but find his ranks rec, uited by rally
ing multitudes irresistibly attr. 'eted by his
wise policy.
1Ae country wants peace. No pay. What
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srbnission and The people Ind fair
right to presume that since they we're ex-
pressly required to decide whether they
would or would not have prescription for
rebellion's sake perpetuated, their decision
was to be respected, at least 30 far as re-
CARDS their own domestic government. To
override that decision at the outset and
thus force the choice of senators obnoxious
to the ascertained majority will be o crime
and a blunder at war with the very corner
stone of Republicanism."
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MEETINGS.

AEASONIC NOTICE.-The men, & -
vi bcrs of ST. ALBASS Il. 4. CHAP Xxx
TER, U. D., are requested to attend conyo-/VN
cation of their Chapter ut st. Adams Hall THIS
friday EVENING ut o clock. .
BY order Of the VI. +. II. p.
All 2O-ltx S. B. JACOBS, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY ENGISEER,l
RICHMOND, August 10, 1869.
ITO CARPENTERS, BRICKLAIERS,
l. PAINTERS; AND LUMBER MERCHANTS.
Sealed proposals VIII he received nj this Office till
IL O'Clock VI the 2ith instant for BUILDING IN
ADDITION TO THE FREEMEN'S AIMS
HOUSE. Specifications and plans can be seen
and separate forms Of proposals had on appllca
ton ut this Office. j. b. CRENSHAW,
au 20-!t City Engineer
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w CALL AT BRIGGs's oLD-EsTA,

W-i3 NIhIIII
BLISHED BAKERY and get -,
TIE BEST SODA CRACKERS 81.
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No.lOYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE;
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT, s..
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7
Main street. au9
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pOCKAWAY WHEAT FANS, LOCO
Ii MOTIVE WHEAT FANS, COCKLE
&C.-The very best WHEAT
FANS now In use are MO NTG o NJ Err Y )
PATENT LOCOMOTIVE and ROCKAWAY
FANS. OF these we keep all sizes constantly on
hand. and sell them with the fullest guarantee No
loss In price of wheat badly cleaned is an import
ant item. The attention OF all who have cookie
In their wheat Is invited to the PATENT
COOKIE SEPARATOR-a sample Of which we
have on hand. In operation ii is ntalliblc so far
cookie Is concerned. ii. NJ. SMITH K CO..
au1l Box s, Richmond. Va.
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ssszseuAr, NOTICES.

M FAMLY FLoUR.-We are now
Ia ss,rss,sy our friends and the public with
= most SUPERIOR article OF FAMILY FLoof,
GROUND from the PUREsr WHITE WHEAT, ana
which is equal to anything made In tnls CITY, or
elsewhere. =
- an 16--6t srvzssssrSseHef % aC0AaSSE's
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
On SATURDAY NEXT, 21st instant the AC-
COMMODATION TRAIN on this road will start
for Petersburg at O'Clock p. NJ, aud al who wish
to avail themselves of the opportunity can 20 on
that train, and return to Rchmond by train
leaving Petersburg at o'clock A. NJ. or O'Clock
and $50 A. NJ. on MONDAY the I'D instant.
Fare for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets not transferable.
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN EXCURSION
TRAIN starting for Petersburg on sun DAY.
odd instant, al $40 \. NJ. and returning, leave
Petersburg at O'Clock l.. NJ. ~
Fare for the round trip. FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets not transferable. "
J. II. WOODCOCK,
au lS-4tStTu,F&S General Ticket Agent.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

$3.50 PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY
EORD'S HOTEL.
Il RICHMOND, VA.
situated In the heart OF the city, commanding the
finest views, and adjoining the Capitol Square and
Governors Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
the only one situated I'm the fashionable portion Of
the city, and adjoining the beautiful Capitol PARK
with It's statuary, monuments, fountains, and now
cr-bcds--is newly and elegantly furnished through
out, and its bill of fare Is not exccllcd in quality
and variets; by any house in the state.
Special suits of rooms always ready for welding
and large travelling parties. The arrangement,
are hrst-ciaSS In every respect. The price oil
board has been fixed owing to the great scarcity Of
money, ut the reasonable sum Of
TWO DOLLARS AND \ HALF PER DAY.
The patronage of my friends and the travel
ling public are invited TO make FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
A. j. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
ate one OF the proprct0rS Of the Exchange HOTEL
KICHNOND, VA.
r. S.-My coaches run 10 and from all depots
and steamboat landings. au "0-im
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wou,d continue prescriptions and test-oashs
can survive. It's fate must inevitably be
acath and damnation.
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sEEnsMEN. FLORISTS. &c.

HEEUSNEN, FH4VkRSHS- &c.
NNURNIP SEED-TURNIP SEED.
L. GROWTH OF 1862
PURPLE TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
DhLES HYBRID,
SEVEN TOP, for salad and
RUTABAGA,
grown from selected roots, and of extra quality.
For sale at 1915 Cary street, by
aul6 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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RAILROAD TRAGEDY-A BRAKEMAN
KILLED.-Yesterday morning Mr.. j. A.
wager, brakeman on the freight train of
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, came
to his death near Arlington depot, by fall
ing between the cars while the train was IN
rapid motion. Mr.. Yager had been but q
few days in the service of the company,
and had not much experience on the trains.
Lnchb1g Republican, 18th.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Raafh Of General Lewis.

General SAMUEL H. LEWIS died on
Monday last at his residence in Lewiston,
near Port Republic, in Rockingham county,
in the scventy-sixth year of his age. He
was q member of the celebrated Lewis
family, whose renown will endure az long
as the Revolutionary fathers of l77G are
known in history. His portrait was en-
ploycd in the making Of the model for the
bronze cast of Andrew Lewis, which is
placed on the Washington Monument in this
city. He was thought to resemble that re-
markablc man. General Lewis was a
worthy member Of famous family. In
the course of q long life he maintained
spotlcss reputation in all his relations, pub
lie and private. He was for many years
the presiding justice of Rockingham
county, and represented that county for
several sessions in the General Assembly
of Virginia.
General Lewis was the father of John
F. Lewis, Esq, the Lieutenant-Governor
elect Of the State. As the Harrisonburg
Register says of him, "he was q gentle
q man of strongly-markcd character,
- high family pride, and an unbcnding
{" sense of honor, constituting prominent
- element of his nature" He was cul-
tivated, urbane in manner, and cordial in
his hospitality. He was q patriot of the
purcst type. The Register, already quoted
thus, concludes its notice Of this lamented
gentleman:
''He has gone from among us; but his
hi oh sense of honor, his purity of inten-
ton, and his answering, upright example
as a Christian, will long remain to mark
the way of the generations behind him to
a higher, better lifc.'
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NOTICE TO PERSONS HOLDING
~ OBLIGATIONS OF THE TRUSTEES OF
HENRICO UNION LODGE A., F., AND A. NJ.
No. l3o.-Pursuant TO resolution passed by Hen
rico Union Lodge No. 1870, as follows
'.Resolred, !, That A. X. Courtney, A. S. Lee,
J. S. Dodson, and William 7. King, who are hero
by appointed committee for that purpose, be,
and they are, hereby authorized and directed to
advertise In one Of the public newspapers OF this
city for ten days consecutiye1y for all persons
holding stock scrip Issued by the trustees Of this
Lodge to produce the same before them at place
and on day named by them in said advertise
ment''-
that TUESDAY fhe 31st day OF August, 1869, has
been fixed as the time, and my office rs the place
for presenting the claims referred TO In the above
resolution. Any one not wishing to attend on the
day named can leave his or her claim With any
member OF the committee before the day named.
A. r. COURTNEY
Chairman Committee,
Office Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
an 20-tAu3l
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me- BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-Thi
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best I'm the world-thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No dlsappointmcnt-no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes, nvgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied ut the Wig Factory ID Bond
street, New York. NH 20-eOdtS
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

WHEAT FANS, CIDER MILLS,
w MONTGOAIERY'S ROCKAWAY and LO-
COMOTIVE FANS, HICKOk'S, HUTCHE-
SONS. and other CIDER-MILLS, in store at 1878
and 1920 Cary street, and for sale by
ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
Prime TURNIP SEED. growth of 1869. an 10
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DEATH OF DIR. HAMNER.-Dr. William
w. Hammer, one of the most cstimablc citi
zcns and most eminent physicians of the
city, died at his residence on Main street
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.-LpCh-
6ury Ro'ubtican, 10th.
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LIELD SEED.

yield SEED.
100 bushels prime CLOVER,
100 bushels TIMOTHY,
loo bushels ORCHARD GRASS,
80 bushels HERD GRASS,
% bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
and all kinds Of FLAFORING SEEDS. for sale
low. PALMER IL TURPlN,
an 10 1926 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, August L. 1869.
NXCURSION TRAINS.
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DREADFUL ACADEMIA MAN KILLED
IN BEDFoRD.-On Monday last colored
man named Wyatt received fatal injuries,
by becoming entangled in threshing ma
chine on the farm Of Colonel Munford Rad
ford, near Forest depot, in Bedford county
1t seems that Wyatt, large heavy man,
was driving the horses, when by some mis-
chance he was caught in the machinery of
the horsepower, and so crushed that it was
thought necessary to amputate one of his
legs. Owing to the nervous shock received,
and perhaps internal injuries sustained,
Wyatt died in the course of the operation.-
L1mchbuq Republican, 1911.
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MtDbnEBtRe, LoUDoUN COUNTY, VAL
H ! .fnlv L. lsfl. [

July ID, loos.
r OUDoUN SCHOOL.
IL V. DABNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The fifth session OF this CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL will open on the lsr
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
a long sojourn In Paris enables the Principal 10
promise unusual advantages 10 pupils DESTROYS OF
occurring thorough knowledge and correct pro-
ni,nciation Of the French language.
The village of Middleburg is situated within
sight OF the Blue Ridge mountains, In what Is
called the Piedmont region of Virginia. The
healthfuness of the climate and the refinement OF
the society In this portion in the State are well
known.
5000.
Circulars sent on application. jy i6-eodt25se
DRIVATE CLASSICAL AND MATTE
L NAUTICAL SCHO0L.-My SCHOOL vii! be
re-opened on the 1ST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
and will close the Goth OF June following.
TERMS: Tuition, S75; Board, &C., SIS; no
extras.
Address Whitlock post-office, Halifax. Va.
~ 29-eod4w THOMAS T.. BARkSDALE.
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To BE CoNTESTED.-Mr. Rufus A. Muir
rell, delegate elect from this county to
the General Assembly, received letter
yesterday from Samuel F. Kelso, his negro
competitor, stating that he (Kelso) would
contest the seat on the ground that Mr..
Murrell is not able to take the test-oath.-
Lychburg Republican, 18th.
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ONWARD! UPWARD!!-Havlng mi

ONWARD! UPW ARD Having met
with success far beyond our expectation In the
publication Of the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
we take this method Of Offering our papers, Daily,
Trl-Wcckly, and Weekly, as among the best adver
Using mediums in Western North Carolina. Ad-
vertisements solicited. Terms moderate. Pre-
mlums! Premiums 4! We offer FIVE YALUA-
getting up clubs for the WEEKLY OBSERVER.
See posters. SMITH, WATSON X CO.,
au 20-6t Charlotte, Y. C..
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DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED ST
~ THE DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN VIRGINIA AND
EURoPE.-William Lamb, james Y. Leigh,
George D. Parker, John 3. Whitehead, ia
cob Umstadter, L. c. Robinson, W. H. C.
Ellis, Lewis W. Webb, and Thomas 7.
Kempe, the commissioners of the Intcrna-
tional Commercial Company, have sum
moncd the subscribers to said company to
meet in Norfolk on the LIST day of Septem
Der next, for provisional organization.
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DICHNIOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Il y --.------
The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin October LIST, 1902 and end June aoh 1870 The
system of instructions adapted It IS to pupils oC
every grade, will be maintained. Tie effort will
be made to give even farther efficiency to both the
EDUCATIONAL and the boarding departments.
The terms for tuition will remain as heretofore.
Those for board, &C., will be somewhat reduced to
suit the times.
Catalogues. with prices classes, &c, may be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores or by application to the
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON, NJ, \.
AL 2-.eodn President.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-On Thursday morning
last, we learn, difficulty occurred between
Mr.. Jacob Acker and Messrs. Y. Henry and
Marion Lamb, at Mr.. Bonds, at McGaheys-
vile, which came near proving fatal to two
of the parties. There had been dispute
between the parties about some lumber, and
not being able to settle the matter amicably,
armed themselves, the former with an army
rifle "a sixteen-shooter) and the latter with
pistols. In the fray, Acker shot V. II. Lamb
through one of his legs, just above the knee,
fracturing it so badly as to render amputa-
ton necessary; and Marion Lamb, seeing
that his brother had been shot, fired at
Acker, the ball taking effect in the breast
and passing to the back. Acker's life was
al one time despaired of. Notwithstanding
the unfavorable condition of the weather,
both parties were doing as well as could be
expected when last heard from. The party
who escaped injury was arrested and com
mitted to jail.-HarriSonbTg Old Com
T1On1cedlM
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:, A LBEMARLE BAPTIST
N FEMALE INSTITUTE,
.a.H CHART 0TTESNIIJ.E VA

TO
Faculty of instruction for sessions lSeo-I0 John
Hart, VI, A., Mathematics; Natural Sciences, and
Ancient Languages, Modern Languages, and Eng
ilsh Literature; X. 5. Morgan. Esq; History Eng
lish Languages, and Composition Rev. John C..
man. preparatory department; Miss Molie Alex
ander, Music.
4, The session begins WEDNESDAY, September
Is 1869, and ends J UNE Is: 1870.
For information as to terms, etc. address me AZ
Charlottesville. JOHN HART. NJ. A..
an I7-codlm Principal.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Proceedings OF the County Court of
James Cify---Gne Man Sent TO Jail
for Twelve NIonths---Four Members
of "Lone Star" Imprisoned and
Fincd---SOme Insight into the Nys-
teries of this InquisitiOn---T n y
Hang n Man UP by His Thumbs,
Override State Laws, &c.---M 0 G
BOarders for WardwelI---C r 0 Sea-
Eggs, DC.
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The Red Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier
county, are reported to have been sold to a
Mr.. Noble, Of Louisiana, for S25, 900.
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SC!TOOL.-PRE-
ID PARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.-Thc principals, alumni of the Uni
yersty Of Virginia and of Rugby and Cambridge
England, and " confidently commended to public
favor by testimonials from those institutions
are teachers Of successful experience in schO0lso'
high grade. Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 18TH.
TERMS Tuition, board, fuel lights, and wash
Ing, $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars, address the principals, AT Green
wood Depot Abemarlc, VA
\. X. YANCEY, JR.,
CASKIE HARRISON,
~ lt-om Principals,
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BURNT ORDINARY, Va, }
Auu1,ct 1E 1890

August 16, 1869.
The quarterly court of this county closed
most busy and interesting term last Fri
day. John King was tried for the killing
Of John Mercer (all colored) in May last,
was convicted of involuntary manslaughter,
and sent to the county Jail for one year
Mr.. Milligan, Commonwealth Attorney by
appointment, for the prosecution Captain
II. L. Henley and Mr.. r. A. Armistead for
the defence. The negroes were, almost to
a man, for the hanging of King, but the
jury believed the deed was done partly in
self-defence, and after much patience,
insult, and injury.
Thomas Skidmore, Robert Brockenbury
Nelson Smith, and Victor Palmer (all CO.
lored) were convicted of "riot, rout, I'M
lawful assembly, and assault and battery
upon the person of John Fisher" (colored)
and fined twenty dollars each. In default
of payment the parties were sent to jail,
where they are expected to make this money
Messrs. Milligan and Henley for the prose
cution Mr.. Armistead for the defence.
This was very interesting case. It was
shown in evidence that these four men
visited John Fisher, and took his horse
from him by order of the "Lone Star So
ciety''; that Fisher, without the form of o
trial, was tied and hung up by his thumbs
for the period of ten minutes for failure to
attend one of its meetings that this is a
higher law body, sworn to keep some of its
proceedings secret, and to support and up
hold its members at all hazards (even in
opposition to our State laws). Mr..
Armistead showed much legal know
ledge and no little ingenuity in the
management of this case. Major Henley
also acquitted himself quite handsomely
Both of these are young lawyers, and they
give evidence that the standard of the Will
liamsburg bar will not be lower than it was
in the days of Southall and Bowden. But
MIR. Milligan's speech in this case was the
speech of the week. 1t was chaste, learned,
earnest, eloquent; and when it is remem-
bered that he holds his Office by appoint
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CT. J0sEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
- CORNER FOURTH A d MARSHALL
STREETS. -Thc exercises of this institution will
he resumed on MONDAY the 9Th day Of Septcm-
her next.
Pupils will find 1t to their advantage to he pre-
sent at the opening Of the session. jy Slim
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
CoSsUMrTIoN GAN BE Cured.

An Eastern medical periodical gives an in-
teresting account Of the complete cure OF Mrs.
Amos Stauffer, of Manor. Lancaster county, Pa,
of hereditary Consumption. Her parents and
several brothers and sisters died of this terrible
disease. Mrs. Stautier was herself reduced toa
mere skeleton the pulse at 40 her breathing
painfully difficult; expectations very exces
sive diarrhea worse than chGonc, and her con
ditun 40 hopeless that at a conference of the old
and skilful physicians she was pronounced ~
curable At this stage Of the disease, Dr. >.
u. Hartman, of Miilersville, Lancaster county,
Pa. A physician of fourteen years standing, pre-
scribed MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. The
patient soon experienced pleasing nvigorating
sensation througout her system, and encouraged
by her friends to continue under DR.. Hartman 5
treatment, she did so, gradually improving un-
der increased doses according TO her strength,
until she entirely recovered. Mrs Saanicr is
still living, i'll the full enjoyment tperlccth health.
C. Is. Herr, Esq. President Of the Lancaster
County Pa, National Bank, Aubstantiates the
particulars of this most wonderful case.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-02-12
Written for the Perrysburg Journal j
TURN TO THEE.
BY LILY LARKsrUR.


IA heart turns to the joy 1t misses,
Or spring flowers, as in merry glee,
Turn to the breeze to catch its kisses,
So !, tco, fondly turn to thee.
| turn to thee when bright stars hover,
Like guardian watchers in the sky,
Aud when the evening shadows cover
The, scenes Of earth from every eye.
turn to thee when morn is breaking,
And all is fresh, and fair, and bright
When the whole earth is gladly waking
To joy, and song, and love, and light.
turn to thee when grief is preyiug
On nv sad heart, till joys AL tee,
And long to hear thy dear voice saying,
"Come let me share thy grief with thee
turn thee when joy and gladness
Fill my whole heart with grateful song
And long to chase all clouds OF saunesSi
That may, perchance, around thee tnrons
turn to thee though long miles sever
Tho maths we tread with weary care;
Nv thoughts go wandering to thee ever
And nestle round thee fondly there.
As fran bark that's floating over
The bright waves Of the foamy sea,
Turns TO the shore where storm-clouds
hover,
Dear love, so I, too, turn to thee.
Perrysburg, February, 1869.