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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-13

Ma- -MANHOOD--l54ru DIT ION
corrected and revised bT the thor, f. lie f. Cur
It's, Dnc!or CT Medicine. member Of the Royal Col
lege OF Surgeons, England; Licentiate Of the Col
iese of ph. sicians, Edinburgh; Honorary Member
Faculie de Medicine, Paris, &C., &c, &c.-A
Medical Essay on tie cause and cure Of Prcma-
ture decline in Man. showing how heath IS lost
and how reSaned, gives a clear synopsis Of the
impedlnients to- Marriage, tn" treatment Of Ner
yous anu Physical Debility Steriilry. &C., whether
brought on by early abuse or excess, and the rem
eIes therefor-the res nit Of twenty years success
ful practice.
Price 50 cents by mall. Address the author, DR..
CUETIs, No. fremont Place, Boston. Mass.
mar.-tuthslYr
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n8 NOTICE. OF LOTS ON
Sulivan's Island are hereby notified that the
Read duty for the year 1871 must be paid to the
Treasurer, at office No. Is Broad street. on or be-
fore the Slst day OF May, instant.
By order OF the Town Council Of Mouitrlevllle.
D. B. GILLILAND,
maya-wstu3stu6 Treasurer.
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l)rcmii1m Eano 5alt.
|. 100000 100000
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.
500, eco to bs Distributed 10 Shareholders.

FIVE DOLLARS will purchase a Share. inciudiug q
Work of ArL w0i til FIVE DULLAllSi
The Derby Farm Property to br distributed EN-.
braces the Largcs. Vineyard and Urcaard in the
south.
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"schnappsn is remedy in. chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure In bearing highly credit
able testimony TO It's efficacy Us a REMEDIAL agent
in the diseases for which you recommend 1t.
Having a natural tendency to the mucous sur.
faces, with slight degree OF stimulation, re
gard it as one OF the most inportaus remedies In
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those O!
the genito-urlnary apparatus. With much re-
spect, your ebedient servant,
CHAS. A. LEAS, 81. D., New York.
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ms~ BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA.
a splendid preparation. Completely supersedIng
the use Of all nnuseous purgative Medicines. sold
ny Drug gyists. JNo. C. BAKER i CO., Phadef-
pha.
A full supply on hand By :
DIR. II. BAER,
faoT-rntbsGmos No. l3l Meeting street.
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ess- WARRANTED INFALLIBLE-
TINE DOES NOT IMPAIR ITS EFFIcIENCY.-
M,LLtNis'S COMPOUND BUG DESTROYER, pre-.
parcel only by R. c. MILLINGS, No. 444 King
street, aud sold by Druggists and the trade In
general. In pint bottles at Fifty Cents each.
Liberal Inducements offered to dealers by ap-
plyinc to EWD. $. BURNHAM, Druggist.
No. 42l King street. Charleston, S. O.
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Gailorins, Furnishing @ou6s, s.
~ i Il I'm G o. P + N \ q I.
MEN KE & MI L L E R,
No. 3a5 KING STREET,

No. 3a5 KING STREET,
lave Just opened an entire New Stock OF
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
FOR Spring and SPINNER.
Our Clothnglsa 4 very large and hne selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys from IS to $50
per suit. The largest portion is OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard ht wear
anr Workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is supplied With the finest selection OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DOESKINs, DlAGO
NAILS, TRICoTs, MELToSs, CliErInTs, CASsl
AERES, &C., anu Il very large stock OF the most
fashionable Pant and Vest rNtterus, which we
will make up TO order bs measure in the latest
styles The foreman In this department of our
business has equal III the artistic wordlor cut.
ting and producing an elegant hr.
FURNISHING Gn0DS.
This department is supplied with The celebrated
STAR SHIRTS. Foreign and domestic Un'ler'
shirts amt Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen
an, Paper Collars, SccktIes, Bows. s.Scar[s, Pocket
lIandkGrchiels, socks, Umbrellas, kc.
Our stock has. been selected win great care
tnd pricqs marked very low in plain figures.
!,ayers iD our line will tlnd it to reir advantage
to give us Il cnil before purchasing elsewhere.
iuar.;:Im9>
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 1.
l feel that we have now an article OF gin suit
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted 10.
DR.. W. BRIGHT.
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@- PROSECUTED ORG N.-THE

@- Prosecuted ORG A N.-THE
human stomach has been ashamefuy prosecuted
organ There was time when for every dsrelec-
tion Of duty 1t was punished with huge doses OF
the ,nosr disgusting. and nauseous drugs. In vain
|, reiecrad them, and literally returned them
upon the hanils OF those who administered then {.
They wire forced upon 1t again and again, until
its solvent power was thoroughly drenched out OF
1t.
Tie world Is wiser now than it was In that
drastic era. when furious purgatlon and mcrcu-
rtal salvation were what Artemus Ward would
have ca led the main bot', Of. the. faculty, IN
cases OF dyspepsia and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and
bllousnass is HeSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, preraratlou which has the merit OF CON-
bninS paIatabe flavor with such tonic, aperient
and auti.hilous proaertes. as were never here
tolure unitc'l'in In any medicine.
1t has been discovered, a. last, that SICK people
are not like the fabled Tltans who found prostra-
rion so refreshing that, when KIN cEed down, they
rose frcm the earth twice as vigorous as before.
When an invalid is prostrated nypoweful d epet'
Ing drugs he is apt to stay prostrated; and the de-
bitated being aware Of the fAct, prefer the build.
Ing up to the knocking down system Of treatment.
HOsTErTERS BIrTEES meets the require
ments Of the rational med cal philosophy which
at present prevails. tits a perfectly plrc veg eta
bic remedy, embracing he three Important prop.
erslesor preventive. q tonic and an alternative:
1t fortldas he body against disease. invigorates
aud rcvlsalzes the torpid stomach and liver, and
effects most salutary change IN the entire sys-
TEN when In morbid condition.
In this country where the enfeeblin2 'empera-
ture renders the human organization particularly
susceptible to unwholesome atmospheric lanu-
en:es, the Bttters should be taken Is protection
y "a, nst endemic. disease. mayl3 6n3c
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@r APPLICATION WILL BE MADE
to the. planters' and Mechanics Bank OF South
Carolina for renewal Of Scrip No. lo,o46, for %
Shares OF Stock in name of ]. aRIMHE DRAY-
TON, at the expiration of three weeks.
mayI-th2sl
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ganrp- GOODS, &!r.


would respectfully inform my. numerous GUS,
toners. particularly the Ladies', that have re
TUNED from New York AID have received upwards
OF one hundred cases assorted merchandise, COM
prisl,g everything in the
NOTION, HOSIERY AND FANCY LINE.
My Stock at present Is the largest, cheapest and
best assorted, either whole ale or retai this side
OF the Potomac. My tried mercantile experience
and position In the market al CASH buyer,
gives me superior advantages over those ho ding
old stocks, bought on credit. odl lots given
away.
s-p Price Catalogues anu $50 gold pieces on
application.
n9 cash only. No credit. No bad debts. Fix.
ell prices. The only safe and hone.t way for buy.
or and seller.
H- Five per cent on Ill bills over SIS.
ARCHER'S BAZAAR,
niay9-tuthss No. 1853 Eing street.
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ITO RENT, A SUMNER RETREAT IN
i the Town of Anderson, S. ca heautlll
Cottage, containing six rooms, partially furnished;
The garden Is In high state OF cuitlra'lon. ana
mer comfort alG pleasure. From May to October
there Is not a more agreeable locality 10 South
Carolina. Apply to T. G. De F0NTAlNE, at the
Mills House, or to NJ, Box 100, Anderson, 5. L.
april
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REMEN LAGER BEES
ENGLISH ALES
SCOTCH ALES
CHAMPAGNE ALES
LONDON PGRTERs
DUBLIN PORrERS
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
z. Il. BEDFORD,
anil, 10. 275 King street.
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TT OF S P RI N G. S,

TT o I 5 R I N G,s'
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This renowned watering. Place will be opened
for the reception OF Visitors JUNE 1sC.
II. waters are celebrated for their curative VIZ
tues In the treatment or various diseases, such as
Chronic rheumatism, Gout, To- or OF. the Liver,
Chronic Enlargement OF the Liver or Spleen,
Chronic Diarrhea or Dysentery, on.0rganlc
Paralysis. Cid Injuries Affections OF the Skin,
especially OF Syphi!ltc origin, Chronic Diseases OF
the Uterus, &c.
The Baths vary in temperature from $50 to 100
Fahrenheit.
Telegraph Office at the Hotel.
Prof. ]. L. OABELL. NJ. D., OF the University,
Va, Resident Physician.
suSs s g; rsfpx 4. PHl6s i 60; : Co. Proprletors,
maya-tuths1mo Richmond, va.
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The s;lluhriouS and health-glving climate OF
Aiken has given 1t the name OF :'Thc Saratoga of
the SOuth.n
S95.C0O In Premiums pI e5ented to Shareholders
Sl0u, QUO in Real Estate and GreenbacS Prizes to
b. distributed To Shareholders.
o. iiell Estale Prizes, worth from $500 10 SIS OQ0
599 Greenback Prizes, finn S. to Sl0uO.
ONLY Il. ono surRES WILL BE ISSUED.
t,NE SHARE IN EVERY TulnTY-0SE WILL
DRAW \ PRIZE.
This Real Estate Property, conveyed by Deed OF
Trust Ln ht uiuIulttec who are TO conduct the
DRAW ING is Ia be IRA Sitrred ny them To tile
FUliTUN. .,rr SH lREHOLDERS aj soon as the re-
manning Shares are Suld.
The Drawing will take place according to the
published prOgranme.
TIE DAY OF THE DRAWING
will be anlnunced.iy Telegram 10 tile Associated
Press.
~ SIN n Sum Invested noT may secure Fur.
tune.
Every Shareholder may rest assured Of equal
JUSTICE AMI that t.is Scheme, mike many Others,
IS"FAI., SQUARE AND HUNEST.'
Money received after the Bpuks are closed will
be promptly returned. For full particul.ira. us
embraced 10 revised pamphgt ail,leSs
j. G. DERBY, General Manager,
mays Kry Box No. ;i34. augll,tl, Iia.
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mo RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
Il No. 2ls Coming street, containing four
rooms with gas, good cstern aud yard; also,
flower garde,t For terms, apply 10 WIN. H.
DAWSON, Real Estate Agent, No. IS Broad street.
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FOR THE SIGNS OF THE CR0GKERY HOUSE
AND CAROLINA tEA AGENCY.
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For Gale.

EoR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING ma
IL CHIMES. .Ofgood quality, which are offered
hear. Can at No. 81 Qheen street, between
,ieeting anu Church streets. Iehl+
A BARGAIN!-TO PRINTERS AND
n BO0KBlNDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Pnuer Cutter will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cuts rs inches, anu has an extra knife. 10
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at IHE
NEWS Job Oifice. WalZ-
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JUST ARRIVED At
LINL LEY'S CHE A P S T G R K !,
No. sss King street,
new supply OF that famous DOLLAR TEA.
Also a large lot OF tnat very superior YOUNG
.HYSON TEA, which dellghts.al TEA connoisseurs
who have ever tried T., and which sell at the 10"
price Of 81 so per pound. THIS Tea IS guaranteed,
ami am willing to refund the money to Gny pur.
chaser who should be dissatisfied.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
The only preventive known for Chills and Fever
ia the use Of wolfe's. schIedam schnapps.
WoLFE'S sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Dyspepsia.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Isa preventive OF Ohlus and Fever.
WOLFE's SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS
Is good for all Kidney anu Bladder Complaints
WOLFE'S sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs
Is used all over the World by Physicians in their
practice.
WOLFE'S SCHIElAM SCHNAPPs
Is good for Gout.
WoI FE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good fprall Urinary complaints.
WOLFE'S sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is recommended by all the MedIca! Faculty.
WOLFE's SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is initiated and counterfeted, and purchasers Will
have to use caution N purchasing.
l beg leave to call the attention of The reader to
testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
l feel bound to Say that regard yo& ScaNAPps
as being in every respect pre.eminently pure, and
deserving OF medcal patronage AT all events II
is tile purest.possbe article OF Holland gin. here
tofore unobtanable, and as suoh may be safely
prescribed By physicians.
DAVID l. MOTT, N. D.,
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To RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
i DENCE, corner Rutledge and Spring streets,
with Blk rooms and attics, and modern improve
under high state of cultivation. Al necessary
outouidings. Possession given first June. Apply
on The premises, or to Mr.. a: McCABE, Agent.
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TANTED TO RENT, BY A PUNCTUAL
w and permanent tenant, Q neat and pleas
anly situated dwelling, containing not less tnan
four square rooms. The western part OF tne CITY.
dress, stating location and lowest rent, Tenant"
Office Of The NEWS. aprlS
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT, PLEASANT ROOMS OR
i part of House, in King street. near the
Battery. Apply at No. % King street.
maY13-2t
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DosEvILLE COTTAGE, AT AIKEN,
III 10 LET for the summer at moderate rent
Teaches and Grapes for family use supplied
gratis. Address j. q. DERBY, Aiken, ;. Y.
mIyS
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Dants.

WJANTED, A SERVANT TO LOOK
w after children and attend to chambers at
No. Legare street. None need spply unless well
recommended, Inay13-lF
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:a~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
70 all Srb.Agents OF the Land Commission that,
FROM aud after the frss day OF March, 1S7l, shey
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. l..
CARDO1o, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
ROBT. c. DELARGE. L. @. S. S. c.
Columbia, February as. 1871. marll
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w UNITARIAN cHURcH'-DlVINE
SERVICE wulbe held in this Church To MORROW
Moxsrsu, at haltpast 10 O'Clock, and in the even.
inc at g O'Clock, the Rey. r P. CUTLER oflcia.
ting. Al strangers are cordially invited to at.
tend.
Subject for the evening discourse: "The Atone.
ment."
A Special Meeting Of the Corporation OF this
Church will be held To MORROW MORNING. imme.
diately sfter the close OF the service. may13
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WJANTED, A GIRL TO WORK ON A
w Machine. Also, two Seamstresses, white
preferred. Apply at No. 70 Church street.
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VTTANTED, A COMPETENT TEACHER.
w Best OF references required. Address ?.
o. Box No l69. may13-2
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TN0 RENT, THE WHOLE OR PART OF
i an elegant and conlnodious Residence, IN
the west eln part Of the city, having fine garden
attached. and all necessary outbulldings. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply TO G. n. BER-
NhRD, No. Sc Broad street. tusS
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DooMS TO RENT, ON FIRST FLOOR,
IL to parties without Children Apply at No.
IJi:irbn 9; ;raer may194+
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A YOUNG LADY IN THE COUNTRY
n wishes situation as Companion or House,
keeper in the City or country. For terms and
other particulars, address "B," DAILY NEWS
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wv ANIED, A COOK. NONE NEED
w apply unless with recommendations. Ap.
ply at Nc, Montague street. may13-l*
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aBr OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARROLL
MA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES
TON, S. c., APRIL Is, ls71.-The tenth lnstalment
Of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE will be payaoie on
18th May proXimo:
In Charleston, at the Office OF the Company NO.
10 Broad street,
In Sumter, to Major. Joseph johnson.
In Manning to Dr.. G Allen Higgins.
VIM. H. PERONNEAU,
.nr1s % may1a75 Treasurer.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-29
FREMONT SANDUSKY COUNTY, OHIO FRIDAY DECEMBER 49, 1871

"Thou shalt not steal" and informs
us that God judges by the motive,
rather than by the act. This de-
clares him that plumbers by millions,
a thief as well as him that filches by
tens, nay, if the latter takes to sup
ply his necessities, I use this last
word in its extreme sense, he is not
a thief. But such cases are very
rare. Yetpublic opinion pronounces
the rich thief only shrewd in bust
ness. True, the Jealous overthrow
of Tammany in New York City,
locks like return to Biblical ethics,
but, not to be too uncharitable, it
remains to be seen if the move
ment be not the supplanting of one
corrupt organization by another
even more corrupt.
The text cautions against vanity
and recklessness. 1t does not how
ever condemn self-reiiance. True,
very little, if anything is said in
Holy Writ on this point, probably
because the tendency of human ma
ture is not to undervalue human
ability and endurance. But there is
danger all the way from the cradle
to the grave, gradually lessening to
be sure, that man will deem himself
able and better than he is. The
truly great are those who while not
belittling themselves, think them
selves never too old to learn or to
need help from their followers.
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Trials of Housekeeping.

PART II-DoING WITHOUT HELP.
Let me say that Mrs. Talmadge
moved in the best society.
Doing ones own housework has
its bright and dark sides. If right
ly trained before marriage, the wife
can cook, make beds and sweep to
suit herself and family, and avoid
being thought a slattern by her
neighbors; but dish-washing and
handling wood and coal leave the
hands too rough for fashion, and do
ing large washings and being heated
around a stove, tend to break down
the constitution, especially of aristo-
cratic wives of the present age. Then
there is the danger of some leader
of the bon ton calling while the wife
is ''in the suds," and taking with her
an unfavorable impression.
We will, in the spirit, look in on
Mrs. Talmadge this warm afternoon.
1t is early, and she is not dressed to
receive fashionable calls. Silks and
satins i'll beft the kitchen. 1t hap
pens that her husband, so husband
like, brought couple of strangers
to dinner, and she had to prepare
something extra after the table was
ordinarily set for the family. Be
sides, she had to pour the coffee in
her kitchen toilet, 8 predicament
very mortifying, though doubtless
foolishly so to a hIgh-spirited wo-
man. However, finding their guests
sensible men, and being a good con
versationalist, she was soon at ease
and the meal passed agreeably. 1t
was late when they left with her
husband, and she few about to get
lin readiness for callers.
AS she is deep in the wonders OF
dish-washing, the door-bell jingles.
81 wont CO." she says determinedly,
stamping her foot by way of empha'
sis; than suddenly changing her
mind, she exclaimes, ''yes 1 will-to
Isee how they are dressed'-a singu-
liar characteristic of female humani-
Ity! Softly treading the parlor car
pet and slyly peering out the window
she exclaims inwardly but with
dangerous outward manifestations
GAS 1 live, it is Mrs. Cory the law
lyer's wife and Miss Bates the bank
er's daughter! They may ring til
doom's day-Pn not go near the
door-but how provoking! l wished
to see them when they called, evel
so much! 1 presume they have come
to talk about the sociable." +" They
slip their dainty cards under the
front door and go-she returns tC
the kitchen to find her dishwatel
cold. While it is heating, she picks
up the morning paper and among
the local notices reads of the socla
BILE, and trembles to think that hel
presence has always been thought
indispensable in the preliminary ar
irangements; and the sOciable is tC
be held this evening.
The dishzwater is hot, and witt
, up-rolled sleeves she begins her tasl
) the second time, when "ting-a-ing
a-hng'again sounds from the sitting
j, room, and she tip-tOes in to see wh'
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OLE Age.

49, 49,
We have seen some giant oak,
Standing singly in some field,
Shiver'd by the lightning's stroke:
Fruit nor leaves its branches yield.
And SO man in hopeful prime,
Sometimes yields to swift disease:
Prospects blasted for all time,
Death his hopeless spirit frees.
Then again some Autumn day,
When no zephyr stirs the leaves,
Suddenly from far away,
The crash and boom the ear psrceivss
And we know the fallen tree,
Though withstanding breeze and gale,
Like the flower on the lea,
Could not over death prevail.
So old age, with forehead sers,
May survive acute disease,
Yet when peril seems not near,
Quickly fall like hfeless trees.
But the lot of all is dea
Soon or later speeds the DART:
We may draw our final breath
When we would, or not depart.
After all, it matters not
Whether soon or late we 60;
Only so that grace doth blot
Out the wrong we do below.
Longest lives are not too long,
If but spent in doing good.
Shortest lives, if spent in wrong,
Should be shorter, if they could.
Sweet it were in ones decline
To review a useful life.
Reader. pray that grace be thine
Well to wage the fearful strife.
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9Oetrp
AN AcRosrIc

On the Name OF Ulysses 8. Grant.
By MRS. Il. A. WILSON.
Up, rise inspiring muse, arisel
Assist my feeble voice,
Lets sing of one, who good and wise,
Became our peoples choice.
Yon see him in the din of war,
Mid conflicts strife and danger,
Secure, inTincible, he stands,
To self and fear stranger.
See him in time of peace refuse
The hard earned homage due,
Each show of vain parade disuse,
Such folly to subdue
Such is the man, whose virtues more
Than can 'numerate;
Such is the man our nations pow'r
Hath raised to rule these States.
Great though he is, yet should he ask
For knowledge from above,
Rightly to rule and govern well,
In wisdom, truth and love.
*And ss a king in olden times,
Who might vnd power attained,
Naught but an understanding heart
He sought, and more obtained.
To him may God give evermore
Whate'er may here be given,
That when this life Of care is Ger
He may find "Rsst" in Heaven.
+1st Kings, iii, 9. -Pitts5urgh Gazette
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-29

A Kansas paper is responsible for
the following: About four weeks
ago the wife Of farmer living near
Geary City died. Last Sunday the
bereaved and sorrow-stricken hus-
band sent to Doniphan for a minis
ter to come and preach her funeral
sermon, and then marry him to a
gushing damsel he had selected to
cheer him in his loneliness The
minister declined to comply with his
request.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-29

A London surgeon is reported to
have successfully applied the magic
lantern to the study Of diseases Of
the skin. A transparent photograph
of the skin is taken, and then placed
in the magic lantern. A strong hy-
dro-oxygen light casts the figure en-
larged on a white sheet, and in this
way the smallest details are brought
out with astonishing minuteness.