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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-26
Something New and Beautiful.
UD With the Times

THE undersigned is now prepared IN take the
l. new and beautiful Rembr ant picture, also
the Imitation Porcelain, which is so near like
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed. and which N be furnished vt about
one-hAlf the cost. She is also prepared to take
FerrOtypes from Five to Twenty-Five cents,
according to size and HI I'd wanted Photographs
Of the best quality. Of all sIzes and kinds. from
a. size or largest, down to the smallest Ambro-
types also copying othsr pictures and enlarg-
ing them, if desired. all executed With prompt
ness. and below Toledo prices.
Will finish up Pictures in India Ink. or paint
in water colors in the most approved styles; will
furnish Frames and Cases of all kinds that may
49, s--i-i--i,i .. n o ~ 49, s.---s----ls ae
Il will coat you nothing il you cannot be suited
n. b. No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Unisn School House, Perrys-
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must be used In connection with the cnloral,
aud that small doses should be prescribed In
cases Of se,aous troubles Of the heart and CIR
culatory system. The best dose for an adult,
1t is stated, Is from thirty to forty-hve grains,
and solutions should not be given stronger
than twenty parts to the hundred. Tne
English J0srnals report the. case OF an
overdose of chloral hydrste, taken 20
produce sleep and overcoming the
effects of excessive drinking. On the
post.mortem examination the coat OF
the stomach was highly congested, In eonse-
ouence OF the deceased having taken two
doses of one hundred grains each, the usual
quantity administered being twenty to thirty
grains, and in extreme cases forty grains. 1t
may be stated that besides Its quasi intoxiea-
ting properties, the continued use OF chloral
produces great debility, and the eyes particur'
ly are affected, the organs becoming blood
shot and swimming or imperfect vision
being produced. These acknowledged ehects
of chloral have caused It's discontinuance ss a
remedy to agrsat extent, bromide OF calcium
and bromide of sodium being Row used as
mild but effective sedatlves. Bromide OF po-
tasslum, once 30 much prescribed, is consider
ed Rs inert.
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Sherman a, . war:shriek.r.

General Sherman would like to have
more States to rsvage and more Columbias
to burn. Upon 'Foreiathers' Day" be
made speech in New York, a war speech,
in which he bade his applauding hearers
remember that "we have countries on the
"North and South which may complicate
ssus with their governments" 30 that "We
.'should keep up within US that knowledge
"of military affairs which will enable us to
"eope with any nation which may come in
tcontact with u.s." And he kindly e1.
planned bis ideas OF bayonet rule by saying
s'Givs Us the power to lay our hands upon
s'tbe young men We see here in your streets,
"and ln 8 few days we can make an army
eequal to any Prussia ever had" There is
in these words Of General Sherman an un-
mistakable warning that the military Ring
desire war, and will have it II they can,
and that they propose to raise their armies
by impressment, the severest form OF arbi'
trary conscription. There is no nobler
game in the South than the unfortunate
persons accused OF violating the Enforce
ment Act, and hunting them down, with
occasional raids upon State legislatures,
does not satisfy the cravings Of the hero
of "the march to the sea-" 1t would crafty
him to sweep through Canada or Mexico,
for the good Of the people-nay, Tor all their
goods!
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I. "Honest" John.

The Harrisburg Patriot is mistaken IN
;supposing that both the members Of the
Legislature, upon whose affidavits Senator
Patterson was arrested, upon the charge oil
bribery, have eaten their words and con-
fessed his innocence. Mr. Miller is before
the public In a card, in which be says that
he told the truth and sticks to 1t, and will be
found In readiness to prove Pattsrson's e
guilt when the trial comes on. The end ol
the dirty work Is not yet, and they who toe
the mark, in the denunciation OF corrup-
tien, deserve and will receive the nearly
help OF all good citizens.
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The Best Thoughts of Charles Dickens

The latest publication OF Messrs. E. y. Hale
& Son, of Murray street, New York, Is an e4-
ceedlngly handsome volume OF 664 pages en-
entitled "a Cyclopedia of the Best Thoughts
.sot Charles Dickens" In Typography and
binding the volume Is model OF neat beauty,
and the reader will flnd himself able to say as
much for the matter as the manner OF II.
The author is Mr.. F. G. de Fontalne, the pres
ent managing editor Of the New York lele-
gram, who, as journalist and war cores
poudsnt, made himself host of friends In
South Carolina, where, indeed, the present
work was conceived and written. This causes
us to look with particular Interest upon his
literary bantling, which promises to be COM
pletely successful: -.
Mr.. DeFontaine has arranged in alphabet.
cal order the myriad thoughts and phrases
which llnger In the memory Of those who
have read Dckens's lnimitable stories. 1t
was not his Idea that the work should be q
substitute for the novels themselves, but that
It should serve as freshener OF the memory,
as sauce ptquaate In daily life. What would
be pleasanter, for Instance, at this season tnan
the reading OF the dainty things Dickens said
about Christmas are found together
under their proper head. And 80 with his
description ofiPickwicks, the Chuzzewlis, the
Little Nells, the Micawbers, and the rest OF
the army OF men and women to whom Dickens
gave life-llke reality, and whom bis genius has
made familiar, in English mouths, as house
hold words. Mr.. DeFoDtains proposed to
himself a difficult and laborlous task, and 1t Is
gratifying to knew that his success IL spoken
OF most kindly and warmly BY Edmund Yates,
O. W. Holmes, Tsn6yson, and Charles Dick.
ems, Jr. The frst edition OF two thousand
was exhausted within week, and "The Best
Thoughts of Charles Dickens" Is likely to be-
come q standard work. Mr.. Fogartie, OF King
street, has the book for sale, and we cordially
commend 1t to our readers.
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Tho Progress Of Despotism.

Louisiana is not the only State in which
the Federal officials are engaged In the con
genial work Of manufacturing such govern
ments as suit their personal and party In
terests.
In Arkansas the Liberal and Democratic
ticket was elected by heavy majority.
Senator Rice, himself Republican, laid the
facts before the United States Senate, and
asked for q committee Of investigation.
This was refused. Clayton, the Radical
Republican, has cut-and-dried bis Legisla-
ture, and the President has already sent
troops into the State to uphold the Clayton
Government, which La expscted to be In full
swing by the middle OF January.
or course the heavy battalions will be ir-
reslstible in Arkansas, as they were Ia
Louisiana The people OF those States can
do nothing. They submit to what they
cannot avoid. But as surely as the sun
shines tho power which overturns legal
State governments in the South to answer
the purposes OF the Radicals will be used,
when the necessity arises, to accomplish a
similar end In the North and West. What
thoughtful man can believe that, In q Use
Presidential election, the vote Of any one or
two States will be allowed to turn the scale
against the Administration. Their electo-
raj vote would be secured in the way that
the triumph Of Radlcalism is established In
Louisiana and Arkansas. At this moment
President Grant does not need their votes,
but it is certain that II he did need them his
friends would do for him what they now do
for themselves alone
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Mnniripal Notices.

CITY HALL, OFFICE CITY ENGINEEB, /,
" DEOEMBER %, 1s72.-Contractors Offering
bids for the alterations and repairs OF the OLD
Workhouse building for lts conversion into q
building for City hospital, viii please estimate
for square headed frames Tor the openings OF the
second and third stories, instead OF the semi
circular as called for In specifications. The splay.
ing OF the jambs and heads, &C., OF the openings
will also be omitted and square ones estimated
for instead. LOUIS J. BARBOT,
decM City Engineer.
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An Ominous Rumor.

A st. Petersburg Dispatch, dated Decem-
ber %, says that the Golos, q St. Petersburg
newspaper, has information that the British
Minister has notified Prince Gortschakoti
that, if the Russian troops penetrate the
countries between Khiva and Aighanistan,
England will be compelled to interfere in
support Of Afghan independence. There is
probably no other foundation for the report
than tie fact that the Russians are steadily
marching towards the frontiers OF British
India, and that the Imperial Cabinet desire
to fnd out, by indirect means, what action
England will feel inclined to take when her
control over Hindostan is seriously threat
ened.
A glance at the map shows that Russia,
in the past thirty years, has overrun and an
ne1sd a huge territory lying between her old
boundaries and the Punjaub. In 1864
Toorkistan aud Auleata were captured; in
the next year Tashkund, one Of the largest
towns in Central Asia, shared the same
fate. The conquered district was incorpo.
rated into the Russian domlnions under the
name OF Toorkistan. In 1866 Bokhara was
taken in hand, and, later on, the capital OF
the country fell into the possession Of the
Russians without blow being struck. Box
hara has population Of two millions, and
Khokand has an area Of 10000 square
miles. Khiva, upon which the Gear has de-
signs, has an area Of l6O, 900 square miles.
The rapid advance OF Russia has, for
years, caused England serious uueaslness.
Afghanlstau alone stands as a barrier be-
tween the British and the Muscovite, and as
soon as the latter are firmly seated on the
O1us, it will be easy to find an excuse for
fresh aggresslons. The British have no
hold upon the affections Of their Mohamedan
subjects, as they know, but it is hard to see
how an effective resistance can ba made
whom Russia moves in earnest. England
has no allies. Turkey cannot help her.
The aggrandizement Of Russia in Central
Asia does not disturb Germany or Austria,
and France thinks more OF her lost pro-
vinces than Of war in the East. Russia
plays her cards we'll. And 1t is not certain
that her conquest Of Central Asia will not
be more OF boon than bane to the
Aslatics whom she may bring under her
yoke.
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abe CHARLESTON aems.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80. 1872.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is desigaa
.:.sdas the newspaper for the publication of
..all legal notices, and official advertisements,
'for the County of Charleston, under the act
.'of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to resu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
nnntfoaa.n 81.
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fertilizers. g.
DAUFIC GUANO OOMPANY'4
CAPITAL $l,o0o.oo0 :
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
fertilizers.

This GUANO Is now so well known III al the
Southern States for It's remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, aa
not lorequire special accommodation from us.
Its use for seven years past has established itB
character for reliable excellence. The large liked
capital invested by the Company IL this trade
affords the surest guarantee OF the continued ex.
cellence OF this Guano.
Thesupplies put into market this season are,
as heretofore prepared under the personal super.
intendsnce OF DR.. st. Julian Rayerel, Chemiss Of
the Company, at Charleston. 8. O., hence planters
may rest assured that It's quality and compoaitioA
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Un2r1eston 3, q.
JNO. g. REESE CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TRRNs-$4s cash; $ss time without interest.
To accommodate planters they can order now
and have until the lst OF April TO decidsl as to
whether they will take ct time or cash price.
When delivered from the Factory by the carload
no dray8ge will be charged. -gs.gi -
aGPapers that inserted my advertisement Last
year will please copy. noy2o!wfnDckwamos
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Jsint Gtcrk Gpmuanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
" THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON.
PANY 1or the Denenr of the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS NJ. 823-sATURDAY MORNING, Dec. %.
A-2l-l6-46-l2-3l
GLASS NO. S2-sATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 2s.
9-49-70-22- At 3-53- 8-65-30-4 46
dec30-l A. MOkOSU. Sworn CommRlsioner.
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NEOISE'S LIVER f LIS,

For the cure or Hepati 8, or Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick.Ht ,dache, and % o Cathar.
tic and Anti Bilious I'll have no superior.
vigorating the stomach, and stimulating tn@
liver and torpid bowels, which render them OF
unequalled eficacy in cleansing nom the blood
sll Impurities and imparting now Life and viror
to the VII le system. Taey are entirely vegetable
and perfectly safe.
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@ntels
Gntels
A ken HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-
~ LIMA.

Having recently purchased. thoroughly over
hauled and rentsed the above Hotel, we respect.
fully announce to our friends and the public that
we are now ready 10 receive aud entertain guests
In nrst.cass style. BAILEY PEGG,
n0V30.2mos PropnetorH.
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Bodrolnn.

NWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ.
i TAIN Board IN private family, st No. 80
u entEorth street. decS0.l'
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NO. "a
- BeaufaIn street. on sunday evening. 18th in
slant, q Setter Dog, with alternate patches Of
liver color and white answering TO the name
OF "Czar.n Head almost wholly hVsr-cn-
ored. Somewhat peculiar but intelligent ex-
preston Of countenance. suitable reHar,l will
be paid for his delivery at No. 81 Beaufain street.
dec24
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OToNEWALL LODGE, No. 6, K. P
y An Extra Meeting OF this Lodge wlll be held
THIS EvYNING, at Pythlan Hall att O'CLOCK.
BY order. X. Q. SFAkh, h.:ol n. ano ::
nT Buslness'o OF importance. dec59-'
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GhuratichG.

T1RE HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLES
TON.-Ihs Exercises Of this Institution Will
be resumed on HURsDAY, January 2, 1873.
dec2o.6 - yIhGIL v. DIBBLE, Principal.
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r A CANDEUR LODGE, No. SO, A: F. N:
IL The Annual Communication VIII Do neia a. a.
,,I, mesis Lyceum, THIS EVENING, Both instant, at
ha1r.nost a oJclock. Punctual attendance is
earne.ty solicited, G. A. WAGNER.
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II NGS' MOUNTAIN MILIT A B Y
N SUR0OL,
YoRKvILLB, SOUTH CAROLINA.

The First Session OF the School year, 1878, will
begin February lBt, and end June 3tth.
Tsrms for School expenses, !. g., board, tuition
fuel, lights. washing, stationery, &c., $lSa per
Session, payable In advance. For Circulars,
address COLONIAL a. COWARD,
deoii.wfmrs Principal.
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H,HE FINE AND REMUNERATIVE GKO-
i Gerry STORE, c,rner OF Longitude lane and
East bay can be bought atprlvale sale on very lD-
eral terms, the present owners desiring TO remove
10 their store, corner OF King and 1radd streeB.
Apply at their store for further information.
decl8Hlm
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Meetin1s.

CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM
MEROE-a Regular Meeting Of the Cham
h>:r will take place 1, Els Monday EVENING, De-
cember 80. att O'CLOCK.
By order. f.J. bahbol,
der30 SeCEtteIys
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T OST, ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN KING
nue.. o Russia Leather Purse, containing some
grenbacks and pieces OF silver. The finder will
be rewarded upon leaving the Purse and contents
at THE NEWS Office dec23
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CAL wAGNER's MINsTRELs,
]. H.HAVERLY, Manager,
vii. have the honor OF appearing before the cit
izeus OF this city in series or their Soirees de
kthiOpe, introducing each entertainment entire
change OF programme. Having many popular
and talented Artists, prominent among whom
are Cal Wagner, sam Price, Zen Brown, Johnny
and Dance Artists. Great California Quartette |!
composed or WelliEg Bros. and J. W. Freeth. Also,
Mr.. Fred Wilson, the great and wonderful Char.
acter Actor ant Original Greclan Statues. with
fine Orchestra and Brass Band.
Prices as usual. DJOrs open at Z; commencing
at s. Reserved Seats on sale at Box Oalce dur.
log each day. D. B. HODGES, Gen'l Agt
H. OLAPHAM, Advertising agent. decA.6
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VUANTED, SEVERAL SMART YOUTHS.
w Must come well recommended. Apply
fruu to . O'Clock !. n. ARUHER'S Bazaar,
Ei,,o airset dec2O.1E
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@rorer,es, giauprs, &r.
GRoCERY NOTICE.

EROCERY NOTICE.
The subscriber acquaints his customers who
have Account Books with him, taat all Charges
on his Books Will cease with the year. His stock
will not be supplied after the first Of January.
The goods vii be sold at such further reductions
as will close up the business.
He thanks his friends and customers who have
aided him by their preference during the past
year. MN. PORTER.
No. 2sa King street. 81 door above Market
dec30-2
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
i MODIUUS Building. No. l4s East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TIE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Conee
Honge. For terms, &C., apply at the Ofdce OF
TIE NEWS, No. l9 Broad street. sep2S
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vEJANTED, A SAWYER AND ENGI-
w NEER 70 take charge Uf aill. located
near the city. Apply TO CAMERON, BAkkLEY
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-
HOLIDAY GOODS -
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WILSON'S p01Aq a%persss. Ssss sssi '"' asoosRY.
Dundee NarmalGde, 81 =, Z.
WILSON'S pound pots for ono idRooERY.
WILSON'S Buy your aolldsyaoods aaooEHY:
from &:Is;i, s.iS.fit;
WILSON'S w1LsossE aaaooERY.
:. Smoked Tongues, sew |sais ,..:,
WILSON'S enty;nve cents eaoh, lGR0CERY.
worth 81 IS. f"':iiE:'. q;
WILSON'S Brandy Fruits, anI IaRooERY.,
kinds. rrom one tti for Iss'2Sh7.9'
tydolars PEI jar
"ihsos0 seedless Rs,lns. eight |'Noo1AA's
pounds for one dollar. .g!.e.s -
WILSON'S send yol orders 70 aso0hhf'
WILSON'S, was6sy. Is. GROCERY. El,l,
Preserved TS Fruits IN all
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WILSON'S thing Rew, all ahlpes. GROCERY!
New cltron. New Lam. F.lzl aeat
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New Currants :. eight
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WILSON'S - +, --O-A. .""ssss lG&OCERy.
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WILSON'S ''''' Per jar. GROCERY,
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WILSON'S To see the IGROUERY.
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wills o MS. -
sos KING ST. Choice Table Butter al. WILSON'S.
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sos KING ST. Family Flour. ground wilson's.
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Ground OoHees 10 order :.
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XXTANTED, A RESPECTABLE G Oh.
w ORED WOMAN, TO cook and do general
housework. Good Recommendations required.
Apply at No. 50 Hasel street. oCC30.Z-
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CIMMoNs's HEPATIC COMPOUND Or
LIVER CURE, already prepared for use, has the
highest reputation now OF any Liver Medicine be.
forc the public Put up In large bottles with full
directions; no family should be without IL; all
who have once used 1t will use no other Liver Ne
dicine. 1t is free from Mercury and entirely ve-
getable. For sale by
DowIE. NOISE DAVIS.
NFOISE'S MORNING STAR YEAST
- POWDERS
Are used In all The hotels acd many boarding
houses and private families In this city, and are
really the
BEST IN USE
for making Wholesome, Light, Spongy and d.
gestible
BREAD, BISCUITS, BUoKwHEAT CAKES,
ROLLS, wAFFLEs, HUFFINS, &c.
For sale by the box. dozen or pound, by the
proprietors, DOwIE, Noise + DAVIS.
MEDICAL sADDLE-BAGs. MEDICINE
CHESTS, POCKET VIAL CASES AND SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
A full supply OF the latest improvements on
hand, and for sac by
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS.
WALLETS NANCE OINTMENT,
A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR NANCE IN
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"No injury can result from Its use," this article
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