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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-09
A ShirtIess Man.

In the spring of 1S4t l was searching
for studio in which to set up my easel.
My house hunting" ended at the New
York University, where l found what
wanted in one of the turrets of that stately
editice. When had fixed my choice the
janitor, who accompanied me in my ex-
animation OF the rooms, threw open a
door on the opposite side of the hall and
invited me to enter. l found myself in
what was evidently an artists studio, but
every object in it bore indubitable signs
of unthrift and neglect The statuettes,
busts and models of various kinds were
covered with dust and cob-webs; dusty
canvases were faced to the wall, and stumps
of brushes and scraps of paper Uttered the
floor. The only signs of industry consist.
ed of few mastery crayon drawings and
little luscious studies of color pinned to
the wall.
You will have an artist for your neigh.
Dor" said the janitor, Though he is not
here much of late; he seems to be getting
rather shttaeSs; he is wasting his time
over some silly invention, machine by
which he expects to send messages from
one place to another. He is very good
painter, and might do well if he would
only stick to his business but, Lord" he
huuSu WIN euteI VI supreme contempt,
. the idea Of telling by little streak of
lightning what body is saying at the
other end of it His friends think he is
crazy on the subject, and are trying to dis
suade him from it, but he persists in it un-
til he is almost ruined"
Judge of my astonishment when he in
formed me that the shiftless" individual,
whose foolish waste of time so excited his
commisseration, was none other than the
President of the National Academy of De
sign-the most exalted position, in my
youthful artistic fancy, it was possible for
mortal to attain-S. +. b. Morse, since
much better known as the inventor of the
electric telegraph. But little while after
this his fame was flashed through the
world, and the unbelievers who voted him
insane were forced to confess that there
was at least "method in his madness. -
HdTper'S MdQdziEe
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Baggor in Pennsylvania, by J. T. Trowbridge
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ident's desire Of vigorous and honest ad.
ministration. fitdoes, IL II sh I'D plain
ly connive az corruption or inefaciency,
by refusing TO confirm those whom tho
President might name for the purpose Of
pure administration, the Senate would Ger.
tainly be held u the strictest accountable.
ty. Tho President Is responsible for his
"judgmenp in suggesting the removal of
civil officers But, as Senator Conkling
truly said, il Is useless to suppose that ne
can not remove except for reasons that
could be maintained in court of justice.
The President Is not a man to be dis.
mayed by difficulties, and with an able
and harmonious Cabinet; with Congress
friendly and not servile; and with the uni.
versal confidence of the country, his ad-
ministrstion is not likely to dissppoint the
anucipations which the hope Of his cleo
tion excited Hdrpel's Weekly.
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One of the Effects.

IT will be remembered that immediate.
ly subsequent to the nominations by the
Democratic Convention in New York the
price of United States securities depreci.
ated perceptibly in European markets,
but with the vindication Of the principles
of the Republican party in November, by
the election of Grant, the price of our Sc.
curities again became firmer.and the de-
mand for 520s has been since that time
steadily improving. AS the time ap-
preached when Gen. Grants Inauguration
was to take place, all classes of American
securities advanced in price. Upon the
receipt of the Presidents inaugural on
the 9th ult., the bonds went to better
figure than in long time before, as these
quotations amply illustrate:
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These hgures are valuable in showing
the confidence which European capitalists
have in the present administration, and
this confidence will be maintained, as
every effort of President Grant and his
constitutional advisers to reduce expendi-
lures will be closely noted, and will imme-
diately have its proper effect upon the
price of United States securitiesabroad.-
Chicdg0 RepaNicd71. 2d.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-09

Patrick Will not the ardent Democrat
in pursoot NV votes forgit that he is nv the
proud Caucasohen race, and stoop to
caress an inferior2 fear me
lWfch uequa postunaster0
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FGFSgFSP PgF9gggV

70 Inh WoRKIs9 CLAss-I am now prepared 10
homes, the whole OF the time or for the spare mo-
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Fifty
cents 70 - per evening, s easily earned by persons OF
either SEX and the boys and girls earn nearly much
az men. Great Inducements are offered those who
will devote their whole time 20 the business and thai
every person who sees this notice may se0d me their
address and test the business for themselves make
the following unparalleled offer. To AL who are NOT
well satisfied with the business win send 81 10 pay
for the trouble OF writing me. Fun particulare direc.
lions &C. sent fee Sample sent BY mail for 10 cents
Address (. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
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LIFPIaoOTT 4 BAKHwnLI-- = -
Ds1r SOS 81 feceived your second Red JACKIE Ara
Per express and nov aeknowledge the same. For ths
boned OF all whose desires necessities make IL taeir
business 70 chop with an are would say nv tha
Red Jacket and the Supreme Court have held thaf
Dootorh opinion without his REASONS "a OF little
value. VIII give my reason1: Ftrst-rhe Rod jacket
cuts deeper Than the common bit. Soc3lae-It being
Is.dE,EyeEy chopper with the eommon ans must dis.
cd In taking the axe out OF the cut as in nal ne
blow f0lfFdt-Thls With the Rad Jacket s ail sSoid
ed and nom onethird 70 onehalf talabor a saved In
e1tting The same quantity. EVtA-4y putting In the
SAME lanor that "a neceaeerl With common axe, yoU
wood In the came time You are safe In letting snS
honest man try your Red Jacket on thee leHfa Snd
II fAila, refund him hi8 money.
Respectfully y, youra
For sale BY all lesponsible deale1s, ana ths nsnfie
0rera LIfPINCOTT a BAkKWEiI.
jacket Patenn ibO-N (l
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nIIRNaJe CATARRH SNUFF gURKs Dih-
uUnNU . eases OF the Head and Throat, the
worst forms OF CATARRH Druggists keep Il; or
box viii be sent prepaid BY mail for thirty cents or
lCttr JoT one dollar, by the proprietor, j, DURNO
No. 1888, P. o., New YORK civ.
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THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

rINHE PAIN KILLKR
Il Is both an Internal and External Remedy,
FINHE PAIN KILLER
l. Should be used at the nrHt mAnifestatlon of
Cold or Cough.
TINHE PAIN KILLER-
Don't fall to keep 1t In the house ready for use.
TINHE PAIR KILLER
Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA. and
has without doubt been more ess in curing this
terrible disease than other known remedy or even
the most eminent and skllful Physicians. In India
Africa and China where this dreadful disease is ever
more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer h considered
by the natives as well by European residents thoee
climates, sure remedy.
TIHR PAIN KILLER-
its use. ->-
The good people of the West should always keep by
them good preparation, and
PAIN KILLER
Is that preparation. Don't be deceived by the MANY
worthless stufis offered, such rs "King OF Paint
to be good.
TINHK PAIN KILLER
Is sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Family
SORE EYES CURED.-The following letter will
prove the merits OF Dr. Weayer's Cerate. II will cure
all eruptions and diseases OF the skin;
"HAAuLroN, Ohio, Aug. IL 1890
have been aicted with sore i6aak eyes for the
last nve yeArs-on the recommendation OF friend
was Induced 70 use Dr. Weeyers Cerate, and have de-
rived great advantage from ItS S zee. v,,Co,,,,,,
OERA7E SOLD By AL DRU0GLSTa
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PAIN KILLER
PURE SORGHUM SEED.
Put up and for Sale by
e. w. SKINNER g. CO.,
MADISON WISCONSIN,

We invite the attention Of Sorghum Growers TO our
supply OF pure seed We have gathered Il with much
care nom the South. We recommend the regular
Chinese Cane the most profitable and reliable 70
plant and oer IL at the following rates; Sent by
mail postage paid, 20 cents per n. Delivered az our
office, or sent6y express 80 cents per n To Dealers
Mil owners, who wish TO supply their neigh ghbors
we viii furnish u At still lower rates.
To parties preferriug any Il the Impheo Varleties
such a. Siberian White Imphee or Otahetan we will
furnish az 80 cents per n, BY mall or 40 cents BY
express. The recent extraordinary advence In the
price OF sugar and syrupsby reason OF the civil COM
motion in Cuba-adds greatly TO the Inducements to
cultivate Sorghum largely during the coming season,
and the many Inquiries We are receiving for seed and
Tor sorghum machinery, show that some at least ap
preciate the position and pre- eparinR reap the
harvest for which we have long been waiting. I
Any irquiTies In regard TO seed or machinery win
be promptly answered. Address
II, w. SKINNER q CO.,
ManufActur OF the Gel brAted Climax sugar Cane
Mills and other farm machinery, MADISON, WIS
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NAsRY.
the Toledo Blade.1

i3il { tftom the Toledo Bladel
MIR. NAsBY WITNESSES A PROCESSION OF THE
sons OF ERIN IN HONOR or ST, PATRICK
LIE READS AN ACCOUNT OF THE FEsT1v-
TILES IN THE EVENING, AND DREAMS
rrrERurrpON
, 1869-08-19
ue Wa hned IS. And held IN faoo bau to Keep sas

Ne VIA aned sas and neld II s2oo bau to keep taa
-rctes Boyls,. tnn Captain Of a,asa yesse,.
who Is charged With h1Ttnx collected tt,soo on
hnls q Icing snd aPmopi!.tet ne 1 s,snG' r. ~ Mas
ssSnsa 9a1 Ext ~ ssIa = '' oa i0t
May hcDonsid had nnal examination on
tic charge Of stealing coa& And an opesa-g1
non No es5 Rahash Avenue, and "aa held tn $500
"A nan, whose name is naerc3fuitr suppressed,
~ s.Enea 90 ,Ss iae rSasss o. r.
promptly DISCHARGED, ths 5uStsoe admitting that
The Influences ol that paper were such u 70 rru-
der suca thing e1cukahle
NApBoE sIRxEf coCHT.
Pred tnt Charles Smith went Into the saloon oI
Hotest Law, on the corner Of Clinton and Adams
.eg on 1.1 Inesas5 e!e5sg 7sy asked L.. snd
a. ntai bit 1naly 3tclded 10 the entreatea Of the
stultnk, and TOOK drink The four then beean
10 converse, nnd White LAVA attention was thus
behind the ooontef 10 he tront psIs 81 tbe 81
nnd took $la f1ura The ttll The s11!th1 had no
mo9sy n e. p psy Tor ne dtnss the pattJ bad had
as aoceaso,1e. 70 the larceny. Yesterday morning
they weze nned 300 each
IWsnen Curtis E4s arrested on TusdaI night
Tor icing dIupE When he wnS brought into
court yesterday morning. It WAS discovered Tint
warrant. chargtcg hltc with dtsostesiy conduct,
had been lKsued for his apprehension lie WA
cccd 81 tor bc:rg d1sordcr1f aud g1Tcu twenty
days IN the BrideNen 10 become sober.
= Robert Booty. q Small boy, aga!aEt ~bon
tnEFe nre several Charges OF larceny, was sent 10
the Reform School for robbtng the I'LL OF q store
on Madison 6trcet-
Tho other casea disposed Of we're simple
drtUks, and dronfs and tttsordeyties
uCEOE BINxET ColRT.
Maria Dcnpscy, Keeper Of a dtkorderJ house.
who hz1 de1ed Tho c10Its Of the police TO break
Up her infamous estaaitlshmcut was eped $aa
For Ate:LtoR coat from cigat stotr on
Sccgw,ck esrre,, Thomns Toorncy Was held In
&alt bail for further e1Hmlnatlun. ....
Charles Dlanrock went to the atore OF GuAtaye
RnnTyIrffnhtrY fCJuft Yt.E{tftf.lT II.
Ing mid arked for the amount o{ = b1u which he
aulcd 10 collect Gustave ordered him out and
lie refused 10 90. wherenpon he was elected and
had GsDmeln eyer arrested lie Haa discharged
, 1869-08-19
IRE PDllEE MYs1ERf.
Some Further rar1icujars Relating TO the
Kidnapping Of Omoer Miller.

The mysterious disappearance Of oalcer Miller,
Eho, It is believed, was kidnapped and forced to
take q lake voyage on the schooner Ferguson,
mention Of which 1a2 naAe II TnH TRIBCEE OF
yesterday, has become the subject OF general CON-
ment aud speculation. There Etc 10 derelon-
ment6 9th er than those mentioned yesterday, and
udingB from the lost "starr are looked for H1ta
interest," It has betn pretty well Ascratatued,
however, that he Is not alone. for The wetchl1an
IN charge Of the vessel Whs also Oh board When
the tug took II In charge.
II ie raiher cufioua t. :: the parties who held the
The schooner hid been n1oored at fne foot Of
Monroe street for several days, In charge OF
custodian or ~atcbmRn4 Between and O'Clock
on sunday morning Ehe was boa1tted by the Cap
tain and crew, who. in spite OF tho prptcstACous
OF the custodian, took charge, and on the ap-
rroach OF the tug cut her loose from her moonrg.
Meanwhile, the watchmsu called upon the
the vessel and one OF their number went
In quest Of regular policeman to nsstst thetu- lle
found Otlcer Miller. The latter had no sooner
touched the deck, when the Vessel was cut hdEift,
and he md the ~atehnhn were retained oa boarA.
Fears OF foul play are now BomeThat d!Sa!patea,
hut the AFFAIR Ia set curious mystery. The Cap
tain Of ressel which aIrtved u port yesterday
pf the liver, tnh believes he snw = man
dressed IN uniform On board Of1cet Miller q 81
important witness Ii the ease Of hcLant II. HA1-
CITY, wherein the latter charges the former w1th
iRfFe Imprisonment and not q few ate Inclined TO
The optulou that the disappearance y somehow
lief Is based on no reliable proof and IS not 81 AL
supportedlby the cllculnstantlnl evidence The
schooner, II Is ssld, nad clearance papcts fot Nc
nominee, Wlsconhin.
, 1869-08-19
Interesting Discovery Near NurlnE-
Ton. N. +.

Frp4r tAs Nrsr 1'ork 7in.es, An;7uv I6
Ono OF that class or discoveries throasu tne
agency Of which geoiogtssa have rlc1tJ EcneFAiy
ii pelfed tho illusion % long chef1shed Of luen
that the earth vas constructed upon an homo"
centric sJstem-thAt 1t wAs created p1lt1hsy lof
the comfort and convenience OF the hnmsa
tribe--has just teen made upon tho grounds ol
the Tincentown AAtl Company, located aoout
twe.Se miles in a direction southeaatefy from
ba5nEoh G:s' II H. SsS e, H. soe sonnas,on fof
. projected building, came upon nunoef o. lo5~
ais re restns Apparently OF soms ;.1 haSe ioGn on
s' openIus Of Tni lie % seri!aIy period These fos,
sillzed relics are sa,d By men ot taenee
to be those Of Easiodon- large hsn, aul
uamtna!1s-o a raee OF monsters which, accord
numerous At about the period Al which The Garth
began 10 Ees s Tor the ssssuon o. n 9n
pchcs IL circumference, fonr inches IN pstantn.
and, notwllhs1andlng the loss Of EetTht WHICH lts
pounds In weight # is now in possession Of Nj:
J. S Cook, the Superintendent Of The works 0!
The Mari company. II Hss white when nrst takea
air made It black Ii is Supposed TO hare been
once the property Of ulastodoa7 md answers
the DESCRIPTION g1se1 b! scientists generally Of The
grinders Of thai eiaAs Of beings
Il tone, eight feet IN Jersth land as many inches
In diameter, IVES also taken out- Exposure 70 the
air mAde this so or!ttlt tnh1 # broke when han
died. Nj Cook also found tie tooth OF shark
three inches long and number Of other geologi-
As soon Is these d4seoyer,es oecsIne noisea
about The grounds were visited bJ nuntef OF
scsenitne sentleSnen. These found number ol
geological EemA Professor Marzh took from the
Frpupt among o.ber things, The Hn Of whale
Ind Inc srnui OF a swori-Esn Professor Thomas
slso ytited the grounds, and declarrd them rach
In EtoloS3ca! deposits
cttiur rr!jcs viii he continued unt.i cnocKh snaN
have 1se4n eathe1ed to complete the skeletons OF
which pieces hare been found The search eaanot
proceed without further interesting o1scoVef'ss
being Elsilt.
, 1869-08-19
Tho National Capital.


The su,,{eet OF the rtuorN or The national Eeas
OF rovt1nnent sr on washington to some point
morr central. ID ethAps not quite fet one OF vc8t
much practical Interest Sill, rs i "a noT one OF
the current sot,cat and by some influential Jour
nails 1s rr4amel rom time 10 tune "a way tnat
Indicates an Intention 70 at least test the public
seEtpcut regarding H. We may SeusuE n PIT
sumo 1pat reference 20 II here wul not hc out OF
place
he politics. metropolis OF The serunc tnsre i y 4,
lani!l.a,. The government ua1 nrsi organized.
Epder the present constitution. IL The CITY OF ScW
asst 1 term II once Is President, and until The
time TWO questions hsd reached a. penn @ waere nsa
tons sustaining quite 80 Important relatlon- esca
With the other. One wts that OF The ABSORPTION
y ~ s1s dnpr g t1s se
sro1, s5'en sseo as;ssfn1ss,ss s1ss nsfs
acd hall. So far - the harden Of this Indebted.
ness waa concerned. II was pernard soneNhat
equally divided between Nonn I'D Scum. bat
snoa!d be assumed by the General Government
ana be funded, the interests OF the two sectlona
s seeTsa Ct % jeaioc5s va er.sd Taea las
rtarrea1ea 80 Often slncc- Tne wealth OF the
south, a. II has hlwnys becn, Vas PRINCIPALLY AsT.-
Srre coicnJ in fhe Norm. IN ca.e The debt should
bc funded, it would bc sakea mainly. no oo1br By
Scrheyp Een. Who would thus. II vas fcased,
acquire matr thnn their shata OF ica1cnce IN the
nauaEcmeut Of Rational ad2tra-
Thomas Jefferson catered uror biz d0taa -
NashnEt on's Secretary Of state Vt 1ae NEE when
ttls Question YVES Al III crisis II had seemed 10
pt tlectdeo, ny majority Of .To. asaln.t ne = -.
sumption. But there was still great deal o. ~.
eatataction, md the thrsat Of secession, hnce 10
familiar, Was heanl: this time. however. TOE
the North. although South Carolina took phst =
II, @ one d tie states most heavily bnrleneL !!
WIS se.t TIN; some compromise VI the dincntty
mus. be deEtscd- Accordingly, H soon ~ Ieaer.
son haa arrived IN New IosS tEoa rsl:s, where he
Ead held the post OF Cntted States Minister 1or
ssne [es1z, Ai:xsaasr uanit,oa. she seeFs:a;y Of
| As vas gong ,,to the Prestdcnts one day. >
| Jeret1on writes, ~ met hin tilaE4lion> Ia the
| ttree: Lie walked ne backwards and lc1.
wasds before ne Presidents ceor Tor nau IN
hour He pointed patsettcaliy to the terupes into
rnst Of those which were called the cfedlto,
tta;es thd Danger Of tic Secession OF their mem
hers, and the separation 81 toe s;ates" 1eaet.os
rpcs o u 80 fa5 That unsnntop urged the tulpor
:anoc Of the members OF The Cabinet bo!u9 mite
n rrollry upon this question: and that. possible
l ine views 81 the President. who vas known 4
! favor assumption. should oe sustained: lne r.
t,Jt - N t,rrrY ef Je1tr6QN' next tAy. al HlCf
, 1869-08-19

Perm, among the choicest Of table gr1pes, a1e 10
tailed at some OF the NAodS n low - 11H cents 4
pound. The grsPcEFuwers Of thlt Btate arc
wisely increasing the number Of choice Stoct8 tn
their vineyards n1din2 thc.E PROFIT IN 70 doing,
even for the local market
The letter aooTo Mentioned R1rcs gona useful
hints about packing grapes We a1c told that the
Sweeswatet1 received "appear 70 have been
picked helore fai,iJ rpened, 70 have been packed
without sweating Or properly trimming, and IN
altogether too lnFgt boxes and too lOoecy," A
A2mple Of packing box usad e1teoklrely 1t tie
Eaat, CANE with tbs letter, Il u mAds Of light
pine, - thto Al Gs2rho1td. except II the ends,
and holds nom three 70 I've pounds OF g1zpea, a
1t Is made larger or smaller Packages Of this ntxa
arc popular tn the ftfa1 tradt. Taesc 6nal1 boxes
may ba packed nine together tot tzsnIportAtton,
In 40 open cleAt box, made OF stronger 1toG,
having only three cieht8 at each aide, aud three
on top and bottom with solid ends on
which blocks may he nailed for han-
dies. ne Easte[n casawoaa and Dlanas,
and some growers have held them through the
the bett California varieties might Be aent by slow
not be broken hefor6 reaching NGw York.
P&cktpg.Ooxt8 arc Ennde 1t the East In trMep8e
Quantities It foctorea devoted To this 6pecaalty,
and gro werB can thus procure thtm ut very low
Fl!ce. In California neaf1y sTeJ grower makes
his own boxes, and the eu9t is g7ratJy tncre&bcd.
Here Is an opening for 3 good buslheas. II the
Fruit GroweIs' Association would agree On unl-
form mode of packttEt and adopt E1rto HYiG Of
bo1, 10th for retailing and transportation. capital
EllEEt Do tutIctoussy Invested IN the wholesale
manufacture Of fFutEhQIek