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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05

cni of willinmapor', nm cxeell.u sducs.
tionnl Journal.
10. That we feel under oNlig ,iious 10 the
e.liiors Of our snnuiy PAYERS for tie il, ms
Ut elncationai Interest whici apn r. ~
rrc 10 tine 10 ihe'i cOlamn- and for ne
tuhlica ton ~ The list of teachers, which
affords nn excellent directory nud we urge
rpon t,ety Que to subscribe FOR ne or more
Of our county papers.
II. That we reques, the editors of the
county papers nni Of all educational Jour.
u"is fnvornh hir 20 the cause. 20 ppulish the
procc'dinE- of our Co.n'y lnstiU,..
Nesi in order was ihc election c"N con
ni'tec o. p"rnaLcn, c,r',tc.'es wi -,
fiiiov NJ rosult:
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NJ AlSlsIi:ID.

On the Isl inst by Rev, u Klrsc.
John i. Lcclrre at Por. rrcv,rtou
aud Ms, rbwhe Eesleman Of Selus
.,oyo
on the is iOs,. hv Rev, L. Lasa-
us Robert A,hngast .ni Miss Em-
sth,e oonjer, both of fraukIp
"vnship
Ga The lst inst, by Rev J, L
h,ndcl J"hn :, ai,h"rt and M,s,
lane S,ahln"vker, bah OF Fraas in
iowhship
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EEv. c. L, BC>m u d. Roche.
80. y !, say.: "OIr Father,
House il l.kr the other Work. ct
th" author. scholarly, dcvout, sug-
vrst'sr, instructive and we'll cllcu,a
'ci to 40 Eood II cannot tail e. iird
i'S way TO msuy tho4,lGd reaLsr,
see AdNertI ,curut.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05
Contain. no LAC SUIrHCR-Nc SUG VI
OF LEAD No IITUNHGE-No NJ,
TRAlE OF SILVER. sni !. en-.
lrely face from Poisonous and
llerrb.i.siroyiGg Drugs
used IN other Hair
prtpsraii ions,

'A l''ENi NiohNs
Transpnrrni and clear - crysis'. IL will
noi soil the tuest Ahric-ptrteei'y .sfc,
clean aui rmc,nUl -- drs,dcrstums long
sought for snl found ~ lt-l
II restores sud prevents ihc hs'r from
hvComine Gray, imr'ri. = sNn, slc..y sp
Icaralc-, removes n,ulrna. - cool and
rrnr'h,ns 10 the he "a. chec.. .tle he Main
from falling "A and restores /, ~ = ~, =,
extent when prrmatnrely lost, Trr,rurs
ilrscarLts, cutSs al humnr., cntsnrous
rrupton.. srj unnsiur,l heat. As lrr>
sing Tor he hair a. is The best sriele in
market,
pr q, Smi,h, rs,cnIee. Groton luncjion
Mass rr-psrrd oul, ~ PROCTOR
BROTHERS, UleGesrrr Mae, The ten
u,u. is nut up in psae' b., e, made N
prs>ly tr Il, With the rsnr " the sr,elr
blown Ia he slNss Nh ,onr drussis' fer
Natures Nsu Restorative, eat take ~
other.
Send three eeii 'isaIr TO Nrrctc, LrNs
for = fres,,se 0n the numsn nsir, tAy
Information u contains 10 worth SNtN ,v
an. person, s.VA.~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05

a SrEGLING Article Mature,
Han Re'torhi'e. 81 clear, 80 i'n-
lr'n,, So olhci"D, in r,~iorin. gray
hair und kr, pius ths head hrul,i,
ASK y"ur iNggi,l Tor 1t See al
,rrlis. uvUl.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05


Roll called and - teachers responded.
Whole rum'cr in attendance during the
inst was ~. Mr. Shipmrn ihcn conduc
ted mn eXr,cisc IN grammar among ~hicL
b. read = nnuLe'ttf -thieuccs which wer,
an,li1,d hy The Teachers. The ln.li,ut,
'hs l"i favored 10y nu address from NJ
} ; Ain,li on the subject of Elcm,nior,
Instructors, which was very well received
.'e Was ioll,w,d ~ Miss Elsie Mlmer.
"h" gave some vslurble suggestions. Rh.
kim. vino gave hi- niothol of form
'ng aud dismis-ing classes NJ this stag
II the proceedings some II the teacher
r"pounded = nuuh,r ot questions mos, oi
,h,ch were answered ~ Mr. A,no.d On
nntiOn, adjourned.
rvrNiNa SESSION
Institute convened nt the usual time
President 10 he chnir Devotional excite,
&C. cnnddcled by Prot Evans. Mu.ic h,
he ehoir. Rev { g E'lrnmyer read sn
excellent sllrc.s ON The suly of history
Iac,b Miller. EtCp sup OF Mercer county
whs requested 10y the Institute TO take th,
door, aud hc gentleman rc, poudrd hy de
IlNeling vcry taVoral.c allrrs. Mr
Evans read several humorous scl.rtiou-
which created considerable arplau,c rrof
| nSrnch read an inrcrc,tiug s-lccti, Il
wh'ch was well received. The long metre
i al, IL. l.
jouyncd
MORNING sEssioH. sNTIRrNI. nc. 81
lr,trtw" convened NJ the usual tire.
'r,-'d-"i N the c'mi'. Singing hy The
choir. Devotional cIrrcis.. con lrcicd r.,
'r'f B"yer. Arnrportuniiy ~, then af
/ t'rlci to teacher. to express their op,uin,
/ Hc''cr~ proppundcd several question.
which were answered by Prof Boyer. q
/ . Glass. Treasurer. reported thai $50
",re received from Numbers who .irn,l
/ he constitution Expenses for light. iucl
'nl hall, IN witch Institute W.. h,II 81,
Expenses for hratdipg. Slj.j,. rrintin .
] a',-'oltl expenses. SIO,iD. Minutes rca,i
'"d approved Ri, called aud - teacher.
."'rondcd Tie County Superintendent
''o'ri with ,hor n.l!rc,.. aul after rh.
SINGING Of the long mcrrc do1,logy. %,
institute aiyouruci
-, :, wN. hOYER, President.
W. H. MorEI, Secretary.
! 10 uGh'en the hair IN tie seal
cd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05

IIi.E'T,ON or OfF,lR> OF.
- rHE SNYDER Co, hGEiCUIrURAt >ogrrlr
The -lr 'tiuu t.r Ofiyef. .i Co., ~ryr.- .uut,
Agri 'ultursl society ~iiI he h'ld 70 tie if,nrt
H'u'e, ~ M,ddl,ugrg. On MDNDAN IN. - .'ay
Jana laIS \. u, is;l. \ general ,t'-na,ps
trGur. ted /. BONfk,
T. Dee. :, lssl pT-.ltert
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05
A LECTURE ~
To Young Men ~sH

Just Pub, In s'h'ed ctve'ove P,ics siS cts
Iertur" on lhe Eatur'. Treatment Rni Ead
icnl cure 1T ~uprrtr ,iur .ftua or etniuni weak
ness, lrNulunthry Emi-si,n.. -eNunI UerilIH y
"hl Imp 'in.n' 10 tutrri'ge grnstali. Scr
.vhr's', ,'nu.umtinn. tpilrisy. snd iiis.
MtntHi q u Ply seal in"iparltg result ~ m
>ell Ahn'e SC -py RuRrrf " ,ttylRWyII
VI - auih'r "i III" " 'trcn B.uk,' ~
"a" ""f Il tcn"v u-h nuthtr. In hi t,'nirtii-
r'ui"' clcuiv pruves rem NJ. own ext s'icucs
th't We aN ~ c"nseVu~urcs ut self Nluse my
%. cUectunlly removed without wsaioiu,s sud
"iih"ut dHhg"tuus sutgtcNl iuf ttursuts ttuVs
'"1ii's. p'intiig "ut = mode ut ,ufr at me
'e'i'iu Huh cii"rtutl hN Wht'i eVe'y sufferer, no
h"ii" "hIt his cuu''iitnn NAY b. may rnre
ninseli ch"aNl = tvatrh ant rlItrtlly Ia r
L. ftui w.iLTgDygA EoON To IuptsANDE
ANp IHut-NNp
>e"t IN 'er sr'l ~ ary address in rlAip
'sil"l 'nNe'"i-. ur the receipt ut iN cent. ur
10" I" tE. Stamps h-'. nr. 'uNe-vcll"s
,ih,fi buid - rric' ~ ct' A 'lrcs. tue
Publishers mas =. k.ININt 20
~ bnAery Nc, YORK Post once BN 49,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05
CCINT pVOrL\NATlON


Wbrrtas the Hon :. $ WOODS posi-
w deut JHog~ of 'he Jpdlcial District
con posed Of th counties OF Snyder. union
and Miiiiin sud i. q !. Smrdel ard
George G. Mover. Esqs Associate judges
w anu fcr Snyder county have Issued iL.it
rreccipi herring. d'te 'hr ih, 1, day Of
Dcarmher. lsiu. 10 nc directed toy
the hoidiss OF Oh Orphans court. court
Of Common Pleas. e,ut OF Oyer and Ter.
miner ard Gcnersl CONT ~ Cunrier S.s-
fIons of the peace NJ Niiddlehuru. Tor ,hc
county Of Sny der. on the tih Moudsy. tho
ing J." - dsy " FEBRUARY. ie1i.) and
e ~ tur cr, wv.t
Note, i- therefore ,chy given to tie
Coroner. lu'ttce o. thc Peace anl Cinstp
h,cs ~ A. Tor the rYun'v Of SnS der. 10 M
.ar IN Their proper person Nth their roll !.
rrcntds, inqm.itibu-. examination. and
. hcr irmcmhrnuc"s TO do those things
Nh.cI Ui ihclr utires aul IN iheir h,bni
.criHiu To- he lone nul Witnesses ard pcl
ans rrnsrcu'ing H. h,hrli 81 the Common
'enl'h nurin't m, p"'-rr ~ i,rsous a.c
,quir.d 10 hr th.n nui ,hrr, atynd,ny
,hd not d-r,rl,re without have ~ tLci-
"rl. Jnsitc % are request, | 10 - pune.
al IN their attendance at the appointed
mr agrernlll to uulics.
even nrl,i ~, hpni md se.l At tlt
Srcrin = cilir, In NddlclnI, :, the Iiiu Ia,
f b"csmhcr. " H.. one thousand cIg''
,uudted snd seventy.
Ju1N & WOLF. Sh,,id
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DIED.

In Miilorreck township on the
snd inst, Ce,hsri0c. daughter Of Eh
ksslsr, aged 10 years,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05
THE BARLEY sIlgNr.'
A.E-Dna Az 7tgt, Cot pg ) 0.
t.1L Cr,ep led F,,s- Eos

Att DnI H. 7,Wy fH"t ~ Soc,
r1h Er',g 'cd F',e- Bos
for ltr,i yr rogi
pricn'ea MAY lr'h. iscs
We take pleasure ~ osr.r: or- .-s',
.per. and the Stove frils. sNev frS GA.
"'a,.tuy. AMI wo,.id cll' Hs, p.,i,r 40
.. ,f,n,n,. af'yueT.s ssi ta'"sl'' ,-,~r or
8.tt
Tm. Stove Ia. been carefully tested fs'
.-v.r,l months. Aud ip~ rr-ul's awe pt1vt'
e. highly -ati.'seiyry. tLA' -rSrrai "' o,
.i--i aud mos, experienced stove dr,s a.
p-rdie' for " sale az JcJogI cur 49,.
o., -urply tbi- season.
ShflUJ ',ori .h',-1yyr', giN1g IA. au {
he hearth.
fpJ!u,o' 1is1.J - -. s,,7. o. grrAsrs
ts 60 give more ruoin ia iAa .rfFr Ia' z.
be oven; great c.nN.IEs rss-s
Tie otsr j. u~sr'y - s,.s rt no - .
,ftLe L,as.h .us. .v at y . ..., l-. ,ass
.he .IIc. tui ~..' Dc ..,a.- .-.. As .rs4
glss.'s,' ss.trs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-05

It;tie 81 WILSON HATHFON. deed
4 IIlEES Ot AnMlNt~IRATiONu up.n the
l e.tt'e . WiL.ON hNTuruN. tnt, Of pstrN
rnr urtIIi, 'ecc,.-,l. having brcn granted tn.
unIefsis Ell, all iets"us kuus,ng ttsmsel. -
trdeh'ei o. ito estate Ste rrgu,.te tpm.N.
p"lmcht; ana th"'e having CLAIMS against The
: inp, will present them To-
THOMAS RATUFOS.
AdwiuisttatOr.
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.Osss.rS (:

La''e' raid IN is.iye yerrs q
r7'Gst,I....... .............. Nu.-
Auu.tri iu' uut Sue.......... 10
Zee l-th. "A ANf> l.. ~JHup pT.lN.
General AgeLt, Natsprt.un. p
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81, :, ~ wM. hOYER, Prcsld.n,.

To tighten the hair in tie seal
and Keep It rom falling DtT usc Hal,
Ncge'sbls Sir.lisu Hair Rcuewer.
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institute called o order by the President
Singing BY the choir. Prayer by Rev, Geo.
4. Lee. Previous minutes read, corrected
and approved. Roll called and 81 teachers
responded. a selection entitled darius
drcen's Plying Machine was read by Mr.
Evans, which was loudly applauded. An
address was then delivered by Prof Boyer,
subject, Relative duties OF Directors, Pu
rents aud Pupils to the Teacher, III
production showed carefal preparation Oh
his part. was well delivered aud highly
appreciated by the eudisnco. Tho Institute
was then favored with . esartst,e snlltlsd
Prophundo Dasso, which WAS well received,
Several selections In Pennsylvania German,
from ilarbaeh's llarfe, were read by u ;
ucusr, which elected loud applause, 7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

The Second Session of the Forty second Con-
gress began on Monday last, and gives promise
Of being very important in Legislative results,
which will tend topromote the general interests
Of the great mass of American citizens.
There was nearly full attendance 10 the SEN
ate, but little was done in the way Of business,
other than receiving and reading the Presidents
Message, together with the report of the Socre-
tary of the Treasury and the reports from the
other Departments Of the Government.
Speaker BLAINE called the House to order al
noon. A,large number Of spectators throngsd
th, galleries and aislcs Of the Hall. After pray.
or the roll was called to which 20i members
responded. After appointing a COMMITTEES tn
wait on tlePresident, the Speaker announced the
several committees. The Craftsmanship of three
Of the most important being assigned to our Ohio
Congre Ssm en-, viz : that Of appropriation, Gen
GARFIELD Judiciary, j. A. BISGHAM Com
msrce, 3. SHELLABARaER. The craftsmanship
of the Ways and Means Committee, has been IS
signed to Mr.. DAVIS, of Massachusetts,, who I:
well known for his stern integrity and love o
justice TO sll classes Of citizens. A minority o
those identi fed with him 90 this Committee ar,
gentlemen Of similar character So that We MAJ
certainly anticipate the exposure Of any schem'
o: robbery which may present itself for legisla-
tion, aud the adoption Of such just measures o.
taxation. as may regard only the purposes Of I
revenue in support of the Government, free from
all i1rS'untar, contributions in favor Of monOp-
olists.
The Presidents Message having been read, The
House adjourned. The arrangement of the sew.
erAl committees of the House. will be found in oul
ne It issae.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
The Presidents Message.

We are uusble to place the Presidsnfs Mes
sage before our readers in this edition. Of the
Journal. but its full text will be found In onr
xt tissue. together with the reports OfIhe sessr-
al Departments " the Government.
The Message is in all respects plain, prac-
teal and business like statement which st once
addresses the Judgment and. the patriotism os
citizens ofevery class. The policy indicated by
II, rofer to measures which may tend to advance
the general interest Of tbe nation. Indeed, it Is
seldom that any statement originating from an
official source has received so general an en-.
dorsement.
The President feelingly sdverts 10 the nation
al blessings and the cbastsements we have re-
ceived during the pas, year the harmony which
exists between tho United States and all other
nations Of the prospective settlement Of future
disputes between nations by the process of arbi-
tra:on which s nowTeceiving sp initial illns.
tra.ion in the settlement Of past difficulties with
Great Britain measures are recommended Ia
the Governments or the several States Of New
York, Pennsy ylvana, 0hio, Iudiana, Michigan
Illinois and Wisconsin, which may regard the
free transit Of vessels through the canals AND
rivers connected with the chain Of the G-ea
Lakes aud their course to the Atlantic, thus
opening channel Of free intercourse between
the United States and Canada. The amount o
| public debt cancelled, is such as to diminish
since 1869, by $4,000, 900 per auuum, th
amount Of interest. In regard to thetariG h
expresses bis desire to bavo II modiged in sucl
a manner as to afford the greatest reief to d
| greatest aasber Of persons.
There are many other very interesting an
important m alters stated andl reviewed by thu
President in his Message which we aro very cer
tain will meet with the approval and endOrs
ment Of our readers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Our newly elected Commissioner, EssR VIII
son. Esq, enfered.ou the performance of his du-
Aiss on Msnday last.
Mr.. WIrsoN has resided in this county for so
long period and is so generally known that it
seems to be supererogatory act to attempt say
Ing word about him. In the long record of his
life as private citizen, there is no man who
can point to any dishonOrable act performed bv
him. In a public sense, his record is equally
pure. His innexible honesty and high sense of
justice has always prompted him to do his very
best 20 diminish the expenses of the State and
local government, and thus regard in every
possible way the true interests of the taxpayers.
EBsR wILsoN IL no experiment he is tried
man ofhonor and will be found iu every sense a
Wurthy associate with Commi ssioner KELLEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

The Fremont Hessenger saws the N,rhpes'
takes the nomination Of Scott III nder sideways' >
Kinder cTossways" would be nearer the truth.
HOPE the Ottawa Sentinel won't "kISDER take IT,
either way NortA,ssL
To this the editor Of the Ottawa S1,tinel. whose
name is KINDER, rises and explains thusly:
" We Kinder think that il it was put in the
shape Of large oyster and presented to us on a
sarer fork, that it would gag ds 10 even be com
pelled to swallow It, We do not want any Tom
Scott in ours. The new departure csntAined
about as much light diet as any sound De N
Ocrai would desire in an age, and our stomach
Graves nothing more in the same line. We have
taken our Aoat and fArina,' but We now want
pork aad beanSP"
Pork and beans belong strictly to the army
ration. Since the new departure and the late
elections, we would inquire Of the above Demo.
cratic editors to what particular branch of the
service, what corpse division b igAnd oil
'corpOrals guard do you belongi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08
NEW ADvERTTsEMENTs
CHEnIFF,S SALE

CHEnIFF's SALE
Anthony ?. Aeter, In Wood County, o.
vs.. Court ~
Louis kingfsld, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
above entitled cause, by NE Clerk of the Csurl
OfCommon Pleas Of Wood county, OHIO and to
me directed and delivered, I will ufvr for sale
at public vendue At the front door Of the Court
house, in Bowling Green, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January Q, 1874,
A. 2 O'Clock Of said day, the following described
real estate, to-wil:
Commencing at stone eleven (ll) feet and
nine 80 inches westerly from the center Of the
well IN out 10, number two hundred and eIc ven
GIL }, 10 the town Of Perrvsburg. in said county:
thence northerly, parallel with the east line Of
said lot, uire'y-seTen (97I feet and nine D.
Inches TO stone thence easterly the east line
Of said out-lot two hundred and eleven t2Il ), and
at right angles with it.; thence sOuiherly along
the east line of said lot to the Maumse and Wss-
tern Reserve Road thence westerly along the
line of said road to point directly in line with
the two stones above mentioned; thence north =
erly t' the place of 6eginuiug containing one
half ~ acre, more or less. in the town of Per-
rysburg. Wood county. Ohio. Appraised al
$3.50. j. w. BRO R0WNSBERGER, Sheriff.
F. / d. X. HoLLESBEcK, Pl'f's Att'ys.
Perrysburg, Dec, Z, 1871. 33eSlO IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

To tell the news fairly, honestly and interest,"
iugly to aid lin all good causes; to expose
abuses aud stimulate reform to represent the
most liberal thoughts AMI highest tendencies OF
the time to welcome all schemes that promise
z 'od to encourage all human enterprises; to
stimulate the love of knowledge, taste for art
and the cul.ure of all the better parts of our na
ture to sustesa good goycrdm mt and honest
rulers and to condemn and upset the bad-these
are few OF the resources Of a newspaper Il a
has no quarrel with lis neighborS, and that sticks
closely TO its purpose Of living at peace with al
mankind. A journal that uses these means Of
making itself interesting and useful, with any
decent degreAof ability, will not fail because it
10 free from abusive controversial artices.-N 20
York Evenn.J Nail.
These are the JouBNAL's sentiments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Liquor Cases.-At the Williams county
Common Pleas Court, week before last, two wo-
men recovered $500 and 5000, respectively, for
damage dens rbeir worser halves, BY two ben1in-
lists OF Stryker, in that county.
In addition to the shove sums already rccov-
cred, the BryAa PrsS' says owe undors.asd
that Mrs. Martha Caanon widow Of the late John
Cannon, Of this place, has brought sui. agAisst
the following parties for selling liquor V her
husband, placing her damages at slO,OVe in
each case Frederick Shafer, Philip Yenk
Henry NsntaenberKef, jacob Kssel, August
Karl, Nicholas Grass, Allen Metcalf, Levi 5ohlSt
and Fred. Kempf."
There are several eases ofthis kind peuding
10 the Wood county Common Pleas Court lie,
ell parties interested watch for the decisions
Time and again have our beer vsHders been
wsrusd, by the innacsnt victims TO their psrnis
ious hafhc, 70 cease selling to their protectors
/ but all in vain. "Pst money in thypursS" ha,
been their motto. Now let the law adopt th,
same motto and restore the money to the purs
Of the victims.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

Concerning the recent election in Maryland,
The Annapolis Gazette has this To say at the Ieaa
o. the column summingup the result. As is nsuai
ON such occasions the column is headed with
The inevitable growing rooster; "Victory, VIC
TRY bere's your rooster, he crows lively. BE
As q right crow. Democratic maj r;iy reduced
in Maryland frsm Il, 900 to IA 900. Republic ms
elect one St,te Senator and IL r.embcrs of Il Q
Leg; g;slature. Republicans elect one Judge II
the Court of Appeals and one Associate Judge
Annapolis Republican by SO majority How Is
that for high Z" sc. And further down the CO.
umn is sousthing else we indorse, which is, a.
Republican President and Congress for fouI
years longer" The Republican President will
b the one we have now.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

The Demoeraiis Eothrest has gloomy forebo-
diHgs over the next Presidential campaign II
veryproperly condemns the nomination of T aoN-
As ScorT, simply because he "ean command the
tnonsy which these degenerate times requi re to
secure a sanriuaEol, and prosecute campai gn.'
1t Adjs: alt has scanned to Us, If, there is Q be
I'm obedience to the apostate platforms of the
.s.a year, in which all Democratic doctrines are
;azsaounced aud abandoned, that it will be ma ser
.of small consequence who shall be our Prssid en-
all non.ineeD
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

"Send II AII."--THEoDoRn TfLToN, in the
Golden Age, tells the story Of boy Of ten years
of age who had 5000 in a savings bank, and Un
being asked BY his father how much Of his own
money he would give. help keep warm the little
hands and feet o the children Of Chicago, burst
into tears and exclaimed, "FatheT, send Il all"
The writer adds "And the whole 1900 the
sum total Of the boys slow saving was sent ext
day On its errand Of mercy. We happen To know
that the boys father, in drawing out these two
hundred childish dollars, put back four hundred
in their place. Aud we thought Of Shakespeare
"The quality Of mercy ia twice hleat.p
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-12-08

The Chicago RspuJliea" thinks il is some'That
strange that ths Prospectusof the New York 7r''
bun. for 1879 does not contain single word on
the subject Of Protection, nor a single ei'ithes
yituperative of the Democrats. 1t then pro-
jpsupds this question: "Does this mean that Mr..
,GRsrLEY intends to back down upon his former
,sGssss of pig-iorn and wool, and to repudiat' to
i.hs uttermost his objurgstiOns of BLAIR and SEY-
Mouai Possibly it does, and we shall prob
..yly see on the ticket Of 1879, Mr.. GRsELEY for
President, AMI MIR. TWEED for Vice President.