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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
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NUT::C2 = h're!'v given TO ali whom t
nlav c0"crra, ;:"r :;;.;,l settlement CT the
estate Of George Hoozer, deceased, will be
made III tic Probate Court for Ncwberry
County, or Thursday, t&: 7,h Gay OF Dc.
ccnpber next, OF wh:ch day application
will be mace 10 said Court for our final
,!i<ciarc" from the administration Of said
estate. Tie creditors oF the said estate are
hereby rcu.ire,l 70 render their demands TO
!::c u;:,!"r-i,""i. on or t"foFe that day.
GE"H":#:;. E"'ZER, Adm'rs.
Samuel! !. HHtZER
Ecwi.rrYv T.. H.. :. G., Oc;. -, 43-It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Il
Ev.'rv drop Of the SAiSApARlLLlAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the B!ood,
Sweat. Urine. ard other fluids sud juices Of; the
oftha body with new and sound material
Scrotu.a. Syphilis. Consumption, Glandula- dis
rase. C!ce"s ii the threat. Mouth. Tumors, Nodes
in the GLANDS and GtEer parts CT the system, SoFe
Eyes. Strurno DISCHARGES from the Ears, and
the worst f>rrs Of SKIN diseases, Eruptons; Fe-
yer Sores. Scaid lead Ring " FORM. SALT R6eun,
ErySip2laS. Acne. Black spots. Worms in the
Flesh. ranCrS. Cancers i'll tire Woms. and all
weakening and pain u! discharges, Night Sweats,
Loss OF sperm and all wastes Of the life prinG-
pie. are within the curative range oftbis wonder
of Modern Chemistry. aud q lew days use will
prove 10 any person using il for either Of these
forms Of disease ITS potent pCweFto cure them.
1.-THE patient. daily becnn!ng reduced by the
wastes and decomposition thai: is corttdmliy
progressing. succeeds in ar:csriug these wastes,
aud repairs the same with rev materially made
from healthy blood-and this the SAIsS&PA-
PARILLlAN will and does secure-a cure Is
certain; for wheE o;:ce this remedy eoramcccAs
its work Of pur iHcaIioE, and succeeds in clnin-
i>hing the loss OF wastes. its repairs will be rap
id, and every day the patsent Wit 9eefi himself
growing better and stronger, the food clgcsting
better. appetite iunrov;::g, aud ;sh snd weight
increasing.
Not ouiy does the SARsAPARILEIA9l R.soL-
VENT excel allSnown remedial agents in the cure
Of Chronic. Scr0fulOus, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases; but il is the only positive cure for s:!
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy. Stoppace of Wafer. Ircoutineree Of
Urine Bright's Disease, Albuniaurla, and in all
cases where there are trick-dustd tdepositss oF<he
water is thick, cloudy. mixed with substan$a
like the white of an egg, or threads 3lke white
silk. or there is morbid, dark, bilious appear
ance, end white bone-dust deposits. and when
there is pr!cking. burning sensation when pass
Ing water aud pain in tie S!I.ll Of tae BACK and
.l!:"s tic LV!3s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
=. r. 2

E. r. r. -
RAvWAi'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FAoH ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT cNE HOUR
after reading 'hs advertisement need any ore
SUFFER WITH PAIN -
RADWAI'S READY RELIEF Is A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
II was tie first and is
TIE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
:!!at instantly stops the most eXcruciitinR pains,
Gllsys determinations, and cures CrngeS<3onsr
whether of;he Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, OF other
sISI n5 GlsaES "S y TO- on T1pPRSr501M MEs
no m,tter how vioIen, or excruciating the pain
The HHEuMAiIC, Bcd-ridden. Irfrm, Crippled,
Nervous: Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suf:r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 4
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. a
INFLAMMATION OF THE kIDNEYS.i
EfFLAMNArlON OF THE BLADDER
1NfLAMM NATION OF THE BOWELS. "a
fONG@.TlON OF THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALlITATI0> OFGTHE HEART.
HYSTEE!Cs. G. OIP. DiITHER1A
... .GArAMRu, INFLUENZA
NEIRALGlA. RHEUMATISM.
COLD CuILIs. AGUH cBILLS.
lsre arp!ca;i' OF the Ready Relief to the part
or parts where the pain or difficulty exist will a.
ford case aid Comfort
twenty drops III halfa tunlblcr Of water Will
in f:w nloInen.S cure CRAMPS, SPASAS..
SrLK STOMACH. HEARTBURN. SICK.
HEADACHE. DIaREHEa, DYSENTERY,
rOLlc. WiNDlN IN TIE BOWELS, and all IN
TERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should ALWAYS carry i.ottie Of Rad
ways Eeadv Relief with them, a few drops IN
of wafer. 1t is better than french ErSndy or
Ditters as sfinrlant. ~
FEVER AND kGUE. =.
FEELR AND AGUE cured for fifty cent?
There IS not -eEiedia! agent il this world that
will cure Fever and .inue. aid all other Maia-'
rious bilious Scarlet. Typh oi6. yellow and other
Fever< 'ainrd bv RAILWAYS FILLS. so quick
az RAILWAYS HEADI REL!EE. fry cents
Der bottle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
Eyapes' Su2egphosphate
Lime,

We haze LOT o. The aho"c va!'A':" aid
ponrlar FERTILIZER Oil hand @,G !nT $:ic
cheap. It is S"l"ndii FOR I"rni;,<. &r:
LGVELACE & WHEELER.
.tug. Q, "2-if.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
THREE SEASONS.

GA cup for hope" she said.
In spri:'g 'g-,;me ere he loom Was old:
re CRIMSON ~incsw"s p' or and cold
By her mouths riches red
"a cup for love-" h"w low,
How soft the words; and Ill the while
Her blush Was ringing with a smile,
Like summer after snow.
"a cup for memory" !"
Gold cup that one nuSt drain alone;
While autumn winds are up and moan
Across the barren sea.
Hope, mcnorT love;
Hope for fair rorn and :ove for day,
And memory 70. the evening,
And solitary dove.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
- GRAND RAPIDS WIS, THURSDAY JUNE l. 1871
For the r pcr,er,l
Lines.

Oh I'm In such trouble, and how to get on,
IN toll white lie II is harmless, no doubt,
So spotlrss,y white that 1t never can roll
Nv conscience a biz, or any trnthlu'ness
soil.
I never would tell one to injure brother!
'ris sinful indeed to harm one another,
Rn love, oh so dearly, TO talk aud 10 tell
OF things that know, when 1t pleases so
we'll.
v,rfae, and go,dasss, e'er make themselves
known
So let what is useless to talk of alone,
If someone's ears tingle, nv fault II cant be,
m sure that from slander no tongue !;
more free
Than mine. though at falings perhaps nov
and then
have hnted at freely, and different men,
Perhaps that ictorm, after pleasing myself
Was the next thing wished the unfortu.
nate self
If man is sinner, and his ftuit he'll not
own,
Or a widows left poor, disconsolato, lone
IL gill among strangers, whose heart ha'
bIcd Oh
Is honestly toilng to earn her life's bread
Thea a HAT or a rumor of SANDER once told
VIII gain in its strength Ike the swift
waters whirled
Der the precipice steep and ne'er slackcp it:
spved
Until the po,r victim is ruined indeed
But then we must talk, It's so pleasant you
know.
We heard. we mnst tcll--for ncighbor'
said SO
As long as the earth on its axis moves
',ound,
Tie " talker," and "victim must ever III
found.
But look, and behold yc bright, shining
afar,
A light meek, and holy, and as a star.
'Tis charity best Of that beautiful train.
Without which our goodness is empty and
vain y,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01


The Gohira 1ye relates the Follow
inc circumstances connected with the
late Theodore Parker, who died n,
Florence
Let me have pune tree planted
beside my grave" he said 70 loving
fricndS--and as the nearest approach
10 hi. desire, il was thcii intention to
plant an Italian stone pine near his
last resting place. Bat before thin
was dcnr Mr.. Samuel Longtcllow
cane to Florence. He had some 9th.
er American friends Of Theodore
Parker wished to have a photograph
of his grave, and knowing his req'l"-'
that n pine tree might wave over nm.
they borrowed from the Royal Con-
seryatory an American pine, which
was growing there in apot, and Tlac-
ed IL on the grave. merely to have 1t
there while the pictarc WAS taken'-,
They requested the man who had
charge Of the cemetery tn return " l.,
the green house from which IT had
been taken, and he promised to do
so. But, With the diIatoriness Of an
Italian. he allowed some time TO pass
before he thought Of his agreement
Meanwhile tile roots Of the growing
pine tree burd the eartlr~rn pot winch
contained them, and ipi'edd"d them
selves in the ground under which
Theodore Parker rests, and 40 an
American pine tree has planted itself
over the nobIe-bearted American =
grave"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01

Farm Property and Detached Dwellings
taken for , YEARS AT | PER CENT. and
5 YEARS AT ~ PER CEN being as
low as Iusurnnce can be obtained III ANY
Mutual Company, and with the advantage OF
having a large capital to draw on in event
of Loss.
Insurance on STEAM MILLS taken at
FAIR RATES.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01


proper " a y { .
prepare il for me-
diclnai use. DR..
Oliver Crook, q
physieisnwho de-
votes his entire
time tothe duties
Of his profession
and W h o has
the largest prac-
tice Of any ply
sieian in south
cru Ohm - has
fully tested tho
active medicinal
qualities o. POKE
Root during the
last rs years, and
unhesitattngly
pronouuces it 10
have more merit
--~for diseases de-
pending on = de-
PRAYED condition
Of the blood -
than any and all
other article les
named in the Ma
terra Medica. I'm
der MS instrurs
tions our Chem
ist has combined
the active medic
inal qualities OF
Poke Root with
the best Tonic
Prepa ration Of
Iron, and We Of
fer this prepare.
iion to the public
telling them OF
| tho ingredients.
under the nameof
-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
LABRECHE g. BODETT,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c,

we Rave constantly on hand full line of
Boots, s'oes' Caters, Slippers, &c,.-both
Of our own make AMI sale wo,k, which we
are selling at prices that defy competition
We intend 70 Keep no1e but The best stock.
employ sEillfui workman, and sell d. small
proit. Repairing neatl, done
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
MISS NJ. GORDON,
Dressmaker, Millinsr,
GE1 ngALER ~
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

Prices ~ low as good work and rood uis-
icriai will warrant. boy all goods in eur
line at the lowest market price, and am viii.
in- to dfsposs Of them at small profit
Rooms owe. 4oshe- SoyJe.'s, Grand Rap
81 viz ,s--e 8
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01

Oh I'm Ia such trouble, and how to get on, /!
IN toll a white lie 1t is harmless, M doubt,
So spotlessly white that il never can roll
NV conscience biz, or any trnthluness
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01

IiI Probate Wood Co. Ceurf.
In the matter Of the estate Of Louis Has
brouck deceased
To all whom itBsv concern:
Letters Of administration on said estate
imving been issued to Joseph Htsb roaek, Of
the city of Grand Rapids. Wood County, Wis.
eonsin, on the si.h day Of April, 1871 and
six mon lrs from apd after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors 10 pl eseE.t
ttrir ciains for e1sm.aition and allowance,
notice is hci eby given ihai the undersigned
viii! on the 7ih day Of October, 1871, at his
Office in said city Of Grand Rapids, receive,
examine and adjust all claim. and demands
of all persons sglinst Sa51 deceased.
J. UsWlTrER, Coanty Judge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

whetevet the Poke Root grows, IL has local
,eputa ion for euring Rheumatism. and as Blood
Purifier. In the spring the early shoots are used
b,sitb q Wing qualities, With all this local rep
t,ta,iop. aud the praise ON time 10 time OF eel.
ehrated Physicians who have tested IT'S medi' al
wers. IL has been saleeted by the profess sion
a. large rs much thr ough wsnt of proper APP
precbltiou Of its merits, as knowledge OF the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
DR.. CROOKS

ScrOfnfa I'm any form. For nnem M .,s.'.';
Pains in Zones, Rr0kcn-dOWn ons.t.
tutions, MercuriuI Diseases. Miner"s
pOisOns, more eifecuial relief IS oblalneu rom
this remedy than from oil others. II sttehe'henr,
purhcs and cures. II Is indspehsHhe IN w"
treatment of long standing disorders o' t'e nv
or, and proves certain, safe and theeina' ieso'f'
ent manlfesting its influence throilghoul me en-.
tire glandular system Chronic diseases o. any
kind Diseases Of the Skin ESupti0ns.
pustuIcs, EIGtches, PIN pies. boiis- Ic.'
ter Rins.wOrnl. SaIt-khcUh. Sfai'.
Hcnst Ulcers and Sores. are All cure"
by The use OF IL. Any disease depending on
n iepfuycd condition Of the blood can be cu?ed
by It. Try one bottle. Sold by all DTuSg'-ts,
Prepared only by
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01

The system nreis rsfbfattaaa aid Strengthening
New ygor must he Infused ia the digestive organs
IN" stimulating, Regulating and 7 nio properties
pf Or Crooks Wine of Tar win give vigorous
,ltal IS to these organs, They musf Try IL, They
vii soon feel its unHenre and must pcrsefcrc un-
n the cure - complete. Keeping The stomach
ma Bowels ih Ngor us condition Win Dr.
Crook Vine OF T1r s the best defense against
III diseases. While Fl. Crooks Wine ot ar -
the best remedy for all dI' eases of the Throat
and Lungs ii il not preparede exclusively Tor sIhh
diseases. The clinedieinf gue,les OF lar Il
"oHtaus w0ait alone excite a regulating and
strengthening action on the Stomach and FoWciS,
INT rh,rc me Vegetable Ingredients ot un-
innbted E0uic vs'tuo co:nbined With t. Which
r7usn it to build up the weak and de-
biiItatrt. rapidly restore exhausted
strength. clern~e the s'pmHch h. relax the ilFer.
cRuse tie food 10 digest, and uak" pure
l"od, removing htspctsin, J"'!ndWr, lndiEcs'
non aud Kindred complaints Try one hottie.
ASK for DR.. Srook's Wine OF Tar. I'm
pylnoirird par rs have COPIED after the name and
style of Dr.. Crooks Wine OF Tar, ~ near tcy
lHrci withoB' Infringement. IL Is Hr. Crooks
,tires and DR.. Cr0aks Wine of Tpr IS the remedy
yolI need, slal not1Ae uHtiied remedieT made only
10 soil and pam off 0n the uRsns spectinE tor rem
edy OF uaefit.a See that every Dsiie sou ppr-
chase has the folluainR words on the stamp. ia
white letters "Dr Crooks Wine OF Tar" "U. =.
Internal Rovenue, -Four Gents. q cl0ok Cos"
tor only such arc genuine. soid 10y 1rugglsts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-01
q. 1:3.
y Y. -.
e1HT "a E-MIhIBU5 CURANTUR.
sas Ht'EgRExs'
y.Gga,sgtAEsEf sEaEE7SI&S

JIAkE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMrLE
IL cNpraturu, an c'lte Sncccss simple
Prompt tEcient and Helia''e They are the
oliy N,giy4scs perfectly adapted 10 pOpnlN use,
20 simple that lni.lakes cannot be madr in
u-iug them 40 ha.lnless ~ 10 he free from dan
gcr, and 70 efiicr ~ 10 be always reliable
shcs have fast q tie al ghe-t cummendatioD from
all and viii always reader satisfaction.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-09
Liquor Suits.
JoHN A. SHASSoN,
j. NJ. HoRD,
ADDISON SMITH,
W. V. WAY,

Three full days of our recent terms of Cour
were devoted to the case OF Mrs. Sarah Il. Woods
against nine saloon keepers, in which damages
was claimed in the sum of 81 900, I'M der the law
of April 1870, for producing the intoxcaion OF
her husband. Public feeling and curiosity was
aroused and the court house was full all the
time, a fair proportion of the audience being la.
dies. After a nights delberation, the jury re-
turned verdict of $500 against six OF the de-
iendents. Holmes County Farmer
"a second liquor suit has been commenced IN
Ravenna, Mrs. Lucy A. Peck, wife of Geo, W q.
Peck, having sued Harry Hill, saloon keeper
aud ID. Il. Wheeler, Esq, owner of premises,
for three hundred dollars damages, by reason
of the sale of liquors to her husband. In the first
suit that was brought, the liquor seller plead
guilty, paid the expenses and closed the concern.
Most of the Ravenna people wish for similar
result in this case"
But in Amherst, Lorain county, things are be-
ing carried on with high hand, the damages
claimed being something "woTth while" Cas-
sic Fredericks claims two thousand dollars dam
ages from Daniel 7. Fresse and Ulhe, and one
thousand dollars from :. Horn and Geo. Bousc,
owners, aud Valentine Gerlaoh, seller. Rose
Megerle wants Fresss and Uthe to pay her one
thousand dollars, while Alice Starkweather
wants ten thousand dollars from Gerlach, Bnuse.
Fresse and Horn, and five thousand dollars from
Othe. Mary Baker will settle with Nelson and
ElIct and Newell for one thousand dollars.
The friends Of temperance at Dayton are be
stirring themselves in behalf of the cause, aud
among other things are raising a fund for wa
men whose husbands are Incorporate, to enable
them 10 procure counsel sand obtain damages
from the men who sell liquor to their husbands.
-7ippesdnoe Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-09
Auditor of State.

There has been several names mentioned for
the position of Auditor Of State. but The most
prominent among them is the name OF DR.. JAMES
WILLIAMS, the present Chief Clerk in that Of
fee. II efficiency aud courtesy are to have. any
weight in the selection of candidates to nli our
public Offices, DR.. WILLIAMS friends have the
best grounds for exertlng their influence in his
favor. The following paragraphfrom write,
in the Cincinnati Gczctte is but one among the
many complimentary allusiuns:
DIR. James Williams, the present chief clerk
Of that office, is q name at once the most appro.
pirate and acceptable that can be presented be-
fore the approaching State Convention. II pro-
motion, by rank, qualification or merit, were the
order in our civil Offices, DR.. Williams would a:
naturally succeed to the Office Of Anditorof State
as day follows night. His political record ant
history is one of work and worth"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-09
The pethronem emit Of Capit al.

The grandest feature Of the age, the most mo-
mentous movement now in progress, is the up-
rising of Labor against the undue ascendeucy
Of Capital which Is now going on all over the
world. In some places II Is but Just begun, and
the beginning is but feeble while 10 England,
Germany and France, It has already developed
prodigious power, which is menacing to the
old order Of things. Noone who is familiar with
the history thus far Of the International labor
League can fail to be impressed by the grandeur
of the ends proposed TO be attained, and the
great sagacity, ability and moderation of the
leading spirits in the movement. There is
nothing narrow or secret ia the plan of this
organization. Il proclaims its purpose openly,
aud those purposes aren not to obtain class priv
ieges not t0 introduce agrarianism, or social
ism, but to deprive capital Of the unjust advan-
iage 1t has h3rAto!Ore welded over labor.
Among other reforms that they insist upon Is the
overthrow Of the present banking system, the
placing (gradudly) Of all railroads, telegrah
lines, etc in the hands of the state, the aboli-
ton Of standing armies, the adoption Of sys-
] tenn Of compulsory oducation the establish
| ment Of corporation, and united action among
the working classes of all natiOns. II this last
| thing can bo achieved, all the rest viii be easy,
| fOr the working classes comprise soven-tenths
Of the population of Europe aud the United
| States. Four international Congresses in which
| England, France, Germany and Switzerland
| and other countries were represented, have
already been held, and the movement is attract
! ing attention aud causing alarm in all th'
| European governments.- Ecchange.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-06-09
The perrysburg School Trouble.
From the Toledo Blade, May Slst.l
To the Public.

Enron BLADE; In the Commerciul of the goth
and 30th instant, and a. so in n certain pamphlet
Of the same date, appear certain statements pur-
porting TO be over the signatures Of Messrs. j.
A. Shannon, J. NJ. II, I'd, Addison Smith and
W. V. Way, charging and impicating the form
er Board OF Education Of Perrysburg, and other
persons, with criminal misfeasance aud malfea-
sance IN office, as we'll as with positive dishon
esty and crime.
Without time or opportunity just now 10 enter
into particulars, we take occasion here TO say
that those statements are false, scandalOus ana
a malicious libel upon the parties named that,
those assaults are q tissue Of absurd falsehOods
from beginning to end, and that every man who
signed said articles, knowing the contents there
Of, attached his name to a lie, knowingly, VIII
fully and maicously, and we hereby post him
and brand him before this community as Will
ful and scandalous liar.
Further than this, we propose at very early
day 10 furnish the evidence necessary TO convict
these foul mouthed slsnderers TO the full satis-
faction Of every candid man, OF willlul and cor
rupt perverson OF the truth.
We propose TO show that they have fasihed
and misquoted public records, have willfully
ms-repurted TIE proceedings of public meetings,
have slanlered the title to public property, and
that they have done this for no better or higher
purpose than to forward their own mean, malic-
ious ends and partisan purposes.
We propose to show that the parties charged
by these slanderets with misappropralnn OF
public moneys, are alive, responsible, able to
respond IN damages, aud dare them to attempt
| to mHintain their base falsehoods in any court
or before any honest jury.
We propose to prove that these slanderous
wretches have had their day in court, have pre-
senled their testimony and been sent out ia dis
| grace that whcna re-examination Of the same
| question was proposed before three upright
| Judges, at the last term Of the District Court o
| Wood county, these vaent sneaks refused Il
come to trial and got their own tools on the
Board Of Education to consent that the case bI
postponod-n not daring TO meet us, except in The
dark or through libellous publications in the pa
pers.
Finally. we propose 10 show that In the shor
time that these gentlemen aud their tools have
had control OF the public schools OF Perry sburg
they have lavished and wasted large sums u
money for their own partisan purposes, lowere,
the standard Of the schools, distributing the pub
lie funds among themselves, turning out goo'
and able teachers to employ their own children
paid out to some of the men who signed tn,
aforesaid slanderous statements, hundreds o
dollars to induce them to sign these lies and /
present them in court, and that more money ha
been wasted bv .hem in this manner in une year
tLan by the old Board during it, whole oifieia
existence.
LEWIS VI. HUNT,
ANDREW Roach,
| HENRY THORNTON.