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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
Eyes.

THERE is a wonderful diversity among
animals in respect to the number of their
eyes. In mammals, birds, reptiles, and
fishes they are limited to two, and are al
ways placed on the head. The greater
part of the surface ofthe head Of the house
fly is covered by an aggregation of about
10000 eyes and in the dragon-fiy they
number about $4,000, and may be easily
seen by the use of a magnifying lens even
of very small power.
They are not always confined TO the
head alone. In spiders and scorpions there
are generally eight or ten of them in one
or more clusters, on the dorsal aspect of
that part of the body which is formed by
the union of the head and thorax.
The star-fish or flve-hngers, familiar to
every one who has spent any time on our
seacoast, has an eye on the tip of each ray
or arm. In the sea-urchin, which is homo
logically nothing but a star fish with the
ends of its rays drawn close together, the
FIVE eyes are gathered in a circle around
what is considered the hinder portion of
the body.
The scallop has numerous eyes on the
edge of his mantle, extending from one
end of the animal to the other, and form
ing q semi-circle. Some marine worms
have them in clusters, not only on the
head, but also along each side of the body,
even to the tip of the tail, and they are
connected individually and directly with
the medium nervous cord. If we descend
TO the lowest forms, we find many in
fusoria which have neither eyes nor
nerves. and yet it is easy TO see that they
are sensitive TO light, for they either seeI'
or avoid it-Dr. Clark IN Hours at HOHse,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
BLUSH NOT HONEST TOILER

BLUSH NOT, HONEST TOILER
On blush not, honest toileri
No eause for shame hast thou
Though horny skin be on thy hands,
And sweat-drops on thy brow;
Although thy face may be begrimed
With coal-dust or with soil,
lis a noble mark Of usefulness;
Then blush not, son Of toll.
On blush not, honest tsilerl
The time will come ere long.
When right will triumph over might,
And justice over wrong
Respect thy worth, disgrace It not
By any action vile;
That worth will be acknowledged yet,
Then blush not, son Of toll.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
Worked, and Earned 1t.

A FEW weeks ago, gentleman living
in an Eastern town was called out OF his
bed one morning by several vigorous raps
upon his front,door. Hastily dressing
himself he responded to the call, ana
found standing upon the step an uncouth,
roughly clad boy, with an axe en- his
shoulder. who hastily thrusting bis hand
into his pantaloons pocket, drew out
small roll, and handing it to Judge IL
said: ,,oL
"There's seventy-fve dollars, which |
want you to put in the savlngs-oanK, ana
hastily turned on his heel ana started
away.
The Judge, slightly Disconnected at the
curious proceeding, scarcely knew what
to say, till at length, recovering MS Wlts'
he cried out after the boy; ma
"Stopi come back here. How did you
come by this money! = H.
az WORKED, AND EARNED 1T, slr. MY
time was out last night, and got my
money. I've got job chopping,, which
/ began on this morning, and l thought
I'd leave the money with you as went
TO work, and then it wouldn't take up my
time this evening when want 10 stn9y',
"What is your name, my boy' sSAeu
the Judge. ,,,roD
ned the money up in" shouted the little
wood chopper as he passed on to his
work. ,, s.u..
That bows note for a thousand dollars
due ten wears hence would be as good as
| gold. If he has his health, he Will De worm
| double that then.
He il beginning in the right way. The
yery day his time was out for the SUMMER
| he entered upon another job, and lmme,
diately placed the money he had WORKED
for where that would work for him; ana
with an economy of time which is more 10
ha praised than his wise forethought with
regard to money, he could not endure to
have a moment devoted to any thing but
| his books when the long evenings came;
! Five wears from to day, with zoo
education, with good habits, with lew
hundred dollars, which ne has earned py
work. his chances for place In the Ousi'
ness and political world will be far greater
than those of the spendthTiit boy who,
born with fortune, begins without know.
| ing the worth of money, and instead OF
going up, goes down.-HeGrth ana nome
THE Newark Advertiser suggests new
business for the blind. 1t says that In
| Newark two OF three of these untortunates
sell teas from house to house, having APP
| parentlY been directed to take that par
| ticular article by their keen sense OF smell
and taste. One of them 10 escorted by a
lad from the Foster Home the other has
borrowed boy from the Orphan Asylum
to make change and act as guide, Their
teas are procured at the lowest wh0iesale
nrices through the aid of gentleman who
acts as capitalist for the concern. They
have thus raised themselves aboSo the
level of mendicancy, do not claim te be
objects of charity, and only ask for a fair
share of business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

THE Waloths. Wtsp is the name Of
now LOndoR comic paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

THERE are 95OOO0 negroes in Maryland,
including $4,000 children.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

HARTFORD county, Conn, has a tenn.
peEance reformer known as the Rev.
Francis Williams, who, 16 years ago, as
serted that the mortality record of all the
towns in that county, except Hartford,
showed that every fifth man dying above
the age of "a was drunkard. He now
repeats the statement in the form that the
death records Of the towns in which he
has passed his 29 years of pastoral labor,
show that the ratio of 16 years ago
still holds good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-05
rcsn.inu.i FROM FYrst Paae. |

~Mr Van wvch then offered his bill appropri-
srfnv eco zoe FOR Improvement Of the Hudson
river at BOndout, y. Y. Referred to Committee
Mr.. Ingersou then introduced his bin autho.-
izing the Secretary of the Tre.sdI to issue an
American register to the C1bello Marina; which
Mr.. Kelley introduced q resolution providing
for the printing OF 500 extra copies of the bill in
relation to the Mint. Referred TO the Com
Mr.. Paine, from the Comm ,e on Elections,
reported a substitute for the oIse bill in rela-
ton TO the compensation OF con cstants for seats
IN Congress Ordered printed and reconmitsed-
The Speaker laid before the HouSe q commu-
nication from the Secretary OF the Treasury
asking the return OF his communication in rela-
fion Is the Tice meter, together with the accom-
panying report of the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. The papers were ordered 10 be with
drawd from the Public Printer and returned.
Mr.. MeGrew CIV. Va-) obtained permission to
take from the Speakers table Senate resolution
In relation to repairs at the cemetery at Har-
pers Ferry; which was passed.
On motion OF NJ. BENJAMIN MOI, chairman
o. the Committee on invalid Persons il was
agreed that the evening session OF May 1Zsi to
devoted to the consideration OF rer as from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions
On motion or Mr.. Cake (Pa.), the House d.
rected a mcsenger 70 be Stationed in the Speak
ers room, to take charge o. the same.
Mr.. Hoo per (Utsh) introduced a bill e. antny
lands 70 aid in the reclamation of desert lands
In Utah. Referred to Committee on Pubic
Lands.
The House then resumed the consideration n,
Mr.. Jenekes' civil service bull, and Mr. N.b'ack
fInd-l concluded his remarks in opposition TO
the BIZ.
Mr.. Morrill, (yt-) also opposed the bill.
Mr.. Maynard moved to lay the bill on the
table. but Withdrew il upsn the assurance OF
MI. Jenekes that il was his intention to move
10 recommit the bill.
Mr.. Kelsey IN. W renewed the mosion - Law
On the table and the question was taken by ayes
and noes, and resulted a. follows aycs Al. mo-
1o4.
Mr.. Jenckes then yielded i've minutes to Mr.
BENTON N. H.) who Oppo ed the bin as made
quAfe to accompl-h the ends sought to be OBJ
famed.
Mr.. Jenckes then took the &c or aud defended
the bill from the Attacks thai had been m lde
upon 1t by the 1--we. al speakers.
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SSOCA 8SROBBs
By BaRksys', Brokeys' dad Commercial Tslezrnphl
Lewis johnson 4 Co.. quote stocks and boads in
bone and foreign markets rs follows:
NEW YORK, Nay 5.-first Board-U. s. 6s, 1881,
soupon, Ha 51os 1852, coupon, lll5s; s. 2os, 1854,
ll54; Sos ls67, coupon, Il3's 52Os, 1858, coupon,
LA 4os, coups n, U7As; Currency g. ll2h; Mari
land ssi Western Unien Telegraph, So Quicksil-
Yer Pa Pacific Mail, 424; Boston Water Power l7zs
Adams Exp, 6s.i; Wells. Fargo 90. Exp, OF d :,
IN; American Express, 4074; United States Expyess
Central 4 Hnds9n, ss.9; a. DO: Scrip, eaH; Erie,
TrefsTre Reading, Ia Mehissh ha Gsna
tral, 1881 Lake shore and Nichisen southern Sss.
Northwest, sl1s Northwest, preferred, siIs: Cleve
land Columbus Cincinnati New Jersey Cen
co Milwaukie 81. Paul, preferred, 7ssl W abash
Fort Wayne, q; Alton Terrs Hsnte,p ofi,d, az
Alton Alton IeF5e haute, preferred, -; Chicago
MISSISSIPPI Certitcates, s71s; Tennessee State 6s
s.a;e oIS sspe e , S5sts Isl new Virginia
Missouri or. 81. Gold, llEsall4x. Market strong
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
u la Bridge street, Georgetown
TkUsTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL,
EsTAIk IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT or

a. BY virtue of n deed Of trust. from the late
Ia: Eleanor X. Lag 20 the subscriber male n.
efnber 81 losS, and recorded anong-t the lafH
records OF said District, in Lib-r & r, No IS f1o
80 &c, and under the instructions of the corp,raa
authorities Of said town, will offer at public sur-
ton, THURSDAY, May 5th, 1870, s o clock n M = in
'front.' OF the rremlses, "Al that parcel OF ground
being part Of Lot No. ~ Of the original lots III "A
town, beginning at the end Of ~ feet measured vet
on The south line OF Bridge street from the south
wssi corner of Bridge aud Ii igh Streets and ruanin
thence on said line OF Bridge street west a. feet
thence south and parallel with the east bonndarV
line Of said entire lot 20 feet: thence east and pAr
allel With the f1rst line az feet; and thence hi
straight line % the beginning
The improvements upon this ground consist az a
very substantially built brick tenement, and a
hall stories high, with large and comodious apArt-
ments the same having been formally known a the
Ofpof auon or Town House."
South oil the building Is a spacious aud conveuie
lot These premises are situated mmediat a. a
terminus OF the Washington and Georgetown Rail
rad IN the central part Of the latter CITY, aud Oer
excellent Inducements for a profitable Investment
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money cash.
snd the residue In four equal instalments. at civ,
Neive, eighteen, and twenty four months. with
seml annual interest. The title will be reserved
until full payment Of the purchase money Two
nundred dollars are to be paid dOwa ~ Close sale
~ the terms OF sale are not ., ed with within
We Gays after such sale, the trrstte reserves the
NJ the risk and cost OF deiauitfne purchaser
All Stamps md cow ey aDcing al purchaser,. cost
HUGH CAPERT0N Trustee
ePIs-eooads THOMAs DOwLING. Auct.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-By q general order issued
ION Headquarters Grand Army of the Rep,b-
VIC in this city, it is directed that the ann ,al
Ceremonies of Memorial Day" VII CHI b.s been
firmly established by national choice and con-
sent. will take place on Monday, the 3oth day
OF May. All departments, districts, osts. a-d
Comrades OF TIE Grand Army of the Repub, ,
Wherever dispersed throughout the lard. WI,
up'te in such manner, and with such ceremo :
MES, ior the proper Observance Of the day as may
be best suised to each respective locally, and
all ors apiza.ions, communities, and persons wao
desire to do % are cordially invited to unite in
the celebration,
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: -. - -
DIT. N. 8. Davis, chairman Of the Committee
of Pa, made minority report. -
Inc majority report says that the committee
have registered ali the delegates from all the
medical institutions claiming representation in
the District OF Columbia, except the Alumni Of
Georeetown, the National Medical Society, the
pital, and the SMALLPOX Hospital that the
charges offered by DR.. Reyburn, as minority of
the committee on Registration, against the
ton If the District of Columbia are not OF
q nature to require the action Of this body;
tnat 30 Tar az relates to the medical society OF
the Alumni Of Georgetown College, 1t has been
shown to the committee that the society has
sixty resident members, and ID therefore entitled
TO six delegates; that In regard TO the Medical
soc,ety-Howard Medical College, Freedmen's
hospital and Smallpox Hospital, they recon-
me nd that such action OF tue Committee Of Ar
ransements rs relates b the registration of
members Is purely clerical. If credentials, in
protesting such numbership a. would place Il
primd face in the list Of bodies enumerated in
the constitution Of the association and entitled
to representation, but against which charges
have been presented, the names Of the dele
gates presenting such credentials, together
Win The charges In the possession Of the con-
mittee, should be represented 10 the ascot
hands ofthe Committee of Arrangements against
the eligibility OF the National Medical Society
OF the District or Columbia have been sustained
society should be received As delegates at the
present meeting of the association.
The minority report dissents from the final
s &c, Slation Of the majority Recommending the
cal Society of the District Of Columbia from the
present meeting Of tais body, aud offers resolu-
t,ons that the National Medical Society, the
pltal and the Small Pox Hospital are regularly
organized as the rules require, &C., and that
they are entitled to representation, and that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-05

- Louisville calls Cincinnati Cloisterham.
The latest fashionable agony is for ladies
to Ecr1mble their HAIR.
~ The owrer OF George Palmer has been o..
.ered So go Tor The animal.
ga christian Assc citation of the Women
LouLyine" is 70 be organized for the relief o
rrdisent fSna'cs.
~Jefierson Davis was "conspicuous among
the oallarts" at recent assembly Of devoted
Confcderates.
ga colony Of free lovers is going to start "A
kalamazoological Garden Of Eden out i'm Michi-
gan. -
81 The Peoria Board of Trade has prohibited
swearing on Change. A swearing-ro room is
talked o..
~ODe Of the greatest delicacies at a dinner
party IN China Is said to be rotten eggs, stewed
with bids, nests.
Ell Mrs. Willard was q candidate for Mayor at
ne receLt election in Belleville, Ohio, and re-
lived sixty votes.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Krom Paris-The Plot Against the
Tri.i OF the Pissfers-Ws.s che Cove Dove
0ffEng1amd TO Surrender Gnstaye
R10urens.
Tslegraphed ErclHsircly 10 he Evening Stay.
PARIS, May 5--The journal Officiel, of this
morning, contains q decree convoking the High
Court OF Justice for the trial of those recently
arrested for implication in the plot against the
LIE OF the Emperor. Long before the issuarce
Of this decree M. Emile Olivier demonstrated
beyond doubt the existence Of revolutionary
ORGANIZATION, having for its aim the establish
on o de moor attic and social republic the mem
oeIs OF which are resorting to Systematic yilljd-
ss.ssn;S osu,rages, calumnies, outbreaks, and
PARIS, May 5--The steele TODAY exn,ains
me stuation ss follows The government 3 sks
i9r unqualified approval OF the past, and q carte
The earnings OF Adeline Patti for the pa
season have been eco eco francs, to say nothing
q me presen's she has received. The Marquis
&c CauS, her husband hP Just contributed goo
francs TO the .urd OF the plebis citary Committee
II IS reported that the government has de-
manded o. Engfard the extradition of Gustave
Mo v"sens on account OF his completely in the
fot against The hse Of the Emperor.
Conspiracy At MarseIlles-B Bank of
Paris, May 5.-TIaccs of a conspiracy have
b N discovered at MarseiIlcs. There is much
ssi's1on at Beziers. Troops are constantly
Z 54ng there.
The bullion in the Bank of France has de-
creased 100000 francs since last Thursday
From LOndOn-Ihe Times ON Woman.s
Flights.
LoNroN, May 5.-The Times this morning de-
Plores the woman's rights movement in the
House OF Commons last evening and does NOT
believe the women Of England at all in symp.
thy.
ale Papal InfalibiIity Question.
LONDON, May "a Brussels dispatch saws
that Archbishop kenrick has gone to Naples to
hnish his protest against Papal infalIibility.
Dupanloup's reply 10 Archbishop Spauldiny in
the matter OF infa'libility, will soon be pub
IIshed- The Pope has urged that discus ion on
The ipfdllbiitv question be closed before As
cerslon day. The committee on that subject in
the he Jmenie.tl Council has promised to present
a revised schema immediately. One-tenth OF
The bishops present, including the Germans an
Hung ariaps, voted agairst the schema ior a
small cstcCh'sm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-05

eoSfIRMATIoss.-The Senate yesterday con
hrmed the following nominations Sam F.
Day, OF Florida, Consul at W Ypespc O.car
Maimross, of Minnesota, Corsul at Pjctou:
mos y. Harrison, Marshal middle district, Ten
nessee. Navv-Gco. A. Desring ~ be Assistant
Psymasfer; Commodore Samuel p. Lee to be
Rear Admiral; Capt. EBoch G. Parrot to he
Commodore; Comman der VIM. +. Spicer to be
Captain; Lit Commander E. o. Matthew's 70 be
commander; Lit. Jno. MCGOWAN. Jr., to be Lieu-
terant Commander; also a numoer OF Po0smas-
tiers.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRrSTEE SALE

- By virtue Of q deed Of trust. duly recorded
E. In Liber No. sec, folio % I will offar A. rutliC
ssl-, on TUESDAY, leth day OF May. Al tue
hcrr OF - clock N on the premises, all ina, part
81 lot number Es, in Bealls addition Ieorg town
plstrlct OF Colnnhia. Beginning at the southwest
corner OF late John Bridges house, the north
side OF Bridge street, and running west q feet;
thence north D feet thence "A feet then south
~ ieet 70 Bridge street, and the place Of begin
ming, with the spacious two tory brick House upon
the ssne formerly occupied by the late james Full
laiose, with the use Of seven loot alley adjoining
said premises. This house contains ten rooms in
clud'ng store room, for business, and supplied with
gas and water, makes il desirable properly. Terms
al sale. r. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
ar29 THOS pOWLINC Anrf
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apal InfalIibiIity Question.
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL

Mr. Greeley-s Testimony Contra.
aicted-Reed Swears he Softened
Down Mr. Greeley Hard Words
John EHsSell Young.
1-iegrcphed Erelssively to Tie Zreniaq Star
NEw YORK, Nav 5.-Donald Nicholson was
the hrss witress tie testified that immediately
after ,he shooting Richardson gave him (wit-
nsss) a pistol, which he Afterwards gave to
Junius Henry Browne
Mr.. Mason testified that Mcfarland formerly
hyed IN his forSe, never saw him drunk.
I9ae q. r. cd, the journalist who published
An interview he had with Mr.. Greeley swore
,hst NE used The same language in his report
MI. Greeleys language and oaths.
On eross-examirat-on, he said he wrote it for
me Days Doings- He was not proprietor OF
Ftz Hugh Ludlo v W as recaled:-I had a con-
vertation with Mcfarland told him would
be able 10 get some articles In the Post and
ing at Steinway Hall, given by Mrs. McFar-
land. He said he did not wish any OF his friends
TO know OF 1t, and regretted that she should
ie-Ne the s-Te-ity OF her home. He also said
ne Gid not consent to her going on the stage
eqt ~ the earest request Of some Of her friends
Msraiiand brought me an article which re-
iished IN The Educational monthly.
MI. Graham here explained that after Mrs.
Mcf arland lett the prisoner he determined first
10 become . great lawyer, then to make his
mark In literature, that he might win back his
wife By showing her what she had lost He
view. rI---- $500 "
Judge Davis objected to having the witness
state what the article Was, unless il could be
produced. N NC
witness--"I changed the articles for MeFar
land, and put them in the shape they are now
lremember the prisoner showing me q letter
from MIS-. Calhoun without date bur that an
Peared 70 be written In 1861, Nc Farland in read
ing that letter came to the letters 81. RY.."
and remarked at the time "that means John
Russell Young"
Judge Dayis was about TO cross-examined the
witness on family matters. He said be could
prove That he ran away 10 Kansas with another
woman, and that fellow feeling made him
KIND, but the court would not permit 1t.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anasemenss. Ae.

NATIONAL TaEArER-Mrs n p Rover~ In
Lady Audiey's Sccres.-
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,. Laura Keene In
"Frou Frou.D
ODD FELLOWS HALL-The Hfbernicop.
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
bnrTH's Art GALLEY, as q.
4ARKRITln's Arr GALLEY, 80 tn street..
bARLow's Art GALLERY 931 Pa. avenue.
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Drykkrxxvr or SrArrD

DEfkkrNKSr OF SrArHl
WASHINGTON. May 2, 1870
Information b n been recei sed sc this Depart
ment frUm Mr.. Thomas Ri lCle, the Consul
G~sIe-ai OF Tire Unit a stat st Hsvsua. Cub.
ct the dcstrut ii IN BY IRE, on the Sth ullimo, at
sea, Of the Ame lean schooner called the John
lymburn II. OF Drcokyilie.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WINES AND LIQUORS.
81. JULIEN CLARKT, o3 Pee DOR, go per casa.
GERAAN wINeS.-vachenheimer, % per dez.;
sssfs q s 3. So g .. per gallon
Port Wine, from SAN 20 Ss per gallon,
B6ASDi1s:-otard Dueuy 20. Cognss, ~,
leyolsin Kcshe,le Brand; es per gallon.
seitBel, o. per dozen.
CHARLES GAUTIER,
1917 and 1919 Pennsy lvaaiA ave,
Importer Of Wires red Liquors, and proprietor Of
the celebrated NAfIvE WINE BIfTKRs.
mvS-f
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ELFC1 ION AT ELKToN, Np--On Mord.y an
e'ecIon was held at Elkt1a, Md, Ior town
commissioners. 1t resulted in the choice of the
whole Democrat L-COr eervative ticket by an
avera &c ms Iority OF fly over the Republican
nd'dates, who were suppol ted by most Of the
co'ored res K tered Voters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-05

The DISASTER AT RIcHMoND.-The commit
tee o. citiZers of lichFrord who have prepared
an address u the ucople of the Urited states in
behalf OF The SUI creIs by the recent disaster i'm
that city State that the number of victims Ia :
been a.cei taired 20 be 10 L th An $50 per- ons
o. whom tixty-fiye have died and many gre Sc
opsly injured.