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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

Iol SOFT water has already been obtained
there, at IA d'ph, we believe, cf about 100
feet. The Republican says:
An experiment was made to-day, with
one of the fire engines, to test the capacity
OF the Adams street well. 1t was found that
ii distance OF l73 feet from the surface. the
supply was equal to 400 barrels per day ,
and u feet, at the bottom Of the large part
Iof the well, 5000 barrels per day, nearly, if
not quite sufficient to supply our entire city
with water for drinking and culinary pur-
poses.
MoNUMENrs,-The card of Mr.. Lloyd, Of
Toledo, appears in this paper. We have ex-
.amined his marble and workmanship, and
arc free to say that they compare favorably
with those of other dealers, while his prices
are far below those paid by some of our citi-
zens for tombStones made further off. Those
who wish to procure monuments for their
departed friends, will save money doubtless
y.calling upon Mr.. Lloyd.
.2s3~ The Euterpians, and the paintings of
scenes in our revolutionary war, We're pre-
sented to the public at the court house on
Tuesday evening. The paintings are very
good, though far from forming complete
and connected series of events. The sing
ing of the Euterpians was fair, and, togeth-
er, the entertainment of the evening, was
quite pleasant little affair.
Never before, since New York was New
York has the average price Of beef cattle
ranged SO high as on the last market day
The average rate per lb. paid for 1877 head is
given at l23c.; and the estimate average
weight at 7 cwt., which would make &97 50
per head: This will be readily understood
when it is noticed that large numbers sold
at over $500 each, and one whole drove at
sl40 head. There was not a sheep in the
city for sale!
MAKING MoNEY.-Four or five Of our
heaviest sugar merchants have made about
100000 each on the recent " rise in sugar"
One house has on hand six thousand hogs
heads, the increase on the value of ch Of
which during the last two months, while it
has been repOsng in their warehouses, has
been 500 making clean profit Of $3.50, 900.
Il Gin. Com.
G. l.. Derby of Sandushy, has sold out his
interest in the book and publishing business
to his partner, Mr. Anderson. and will here
after devote his attention to the Cosmopoli-
tan Art Association.
Prof. Thomas Rainey, who has been alb
sent in South America for a year or two on
an exploring expedition, has turned up in
New York city, where he remains for few
weeks making preparations for another jour
ney.
The steamer Norherner has returned from
the Saut to Cleveland. The water had been
let into the canal at the former place and a
portion of the banks had given away
Whether enough injury had been done to
hinder the use of the work we are not in
formed.
They have funny names for newspapers
ont in Iowa. The three daily papers pub
lished there are called respectivel y" The
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26

The Terre Haute Express tf Saturday says
the Birch creek reservoir was cut by a par
Gel of rowdies on Thursday morning. A
similar piece of folly was perpatrated about
year ago, the effect of which was to seri-
ously interfere with the business of the
canal.
"On Thursday morning last, as we are in
formed, large company of men, armed with
spades aud rifles, marched with drum and
flying colors to the Birch creek reservoir, on
The 9 CrosS-cut,' about Is miles southeast
from Terre Haute, and cutting away the
cmbankment, let out that beautiful sheet Of
water which has been, with so much toll
and expense, held in reserve for the use of
navigation between this place and Evans
vile during the dry season. 1t will be re-
membered that a similar act rendered the
canal useless for great part of last season.
Those who own land in the neighborhood
consider the reservoir nuisanc' and hence
their hostility. 1t is said the assailants
disguised themselves by backing their
faces"
Up to this time $4,000 troops have been
embarked for the East from MarSeilcs, Tou-
lon, and Algiers. Forty-fve to fifty thou
sand are now going forward, making nearly
100000 men that have gone or are going to
that slaughter house, the Crmea. Thirty
five thousand horses and mules have also
already been sent there, and from six to
eight thousand more are now at or near
Marseilles, going forward as rapidly as pos
slble. 1t is in vain to estimlte the material
gone or going which far exceeds the guam
tity prepared for the great Russian cam
paign in 1912.
AS singing master was on his way to fulfill
an engagement in a town in the Connecticut
valley, few days ago, he unfortunately
happened to snee2e as he was passing
bridge over deep ditch, throwing the false
teeth from his mouth into water from ten to
fifteen feet deep. The result was that the
engagement had to be postponed, for the
master could not sing with an empty
mouth.
If our Maker thought it was wrong for
Adam to live single when there was not a
woman on earth, how criminally guilty are
old bachelors with the world full of pretty
girls. Let young men think of this.
On the 22d of December last person in
quired of another in Massa chusetts if he
was going to Plymouth to celebrate the
= PILGRIM DAY." "No," responded the
latter. 9 Do you suppose | would help to
celebrate the landing of parcel Of darned
foreigners on our SOIL
A dovetailing machine has been invented
and is in use in Boston, which enables a
single workman to dovetal with case from
from eight hundred TO one thousand bureau
drawers day.
A few days since sixteen slaves were sold
in Charleston, South Carolina, at an average
price of $l ,060. One slave, valuable me-
chanic, sold for ~, $50.
A CURoUs FACT. In the United States
there were, in 1850, 2,555 persons over 100
years of age ; in France there were only
l02, though her population was nearly &c.
100000.
The new sweeping machines have removed
2 800 loads of dirt from the lower wards of
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26
TILE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Next lileCtinIl.

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Next Election.
AS the southern sun pushes his diurn-
al track further and further north. the poll
ticians feel the "arlent" infection gallon
ing through their arteries and veins, and b.-
GIN TO meve upon the sometime inert mass
of our fellow citizens preparatory to
:" the fall campaign" Numerous names are
suggested in the papers for prominent places
upon the republican ticket, and call for
state convention to nominate suitable can
didates DOR the various state offices. has been
issued and generally published The peo-
pie must again put themselves in motion TO
right public wrongs, and do it by electing
good men and true to act as their agents in
places' cl public trust and power.
Last week we published the call of the
republican state central committee, for
state convention to be held on the 18th Of
July. This matter should be borne in mind
and a call issued in good season for county
convention, to select two delegates for Wood
county, aud to take such action as may be
deemed proper towards tho formation of our
ticket for legislative and county Offices.
TIE SEAsoN-The late showers. and the
warm days and nights, are bringing vegeta-
tion rapidly forward There was probably
never time when the crops in this region
gave fairer promise of an abundant harycs.
than now. If no sudden blight should hap
pen for few coming weeks, the plentiful
fruits of the earth will again bless famish-
ing world. The fruit crop is yet in fine con-
dition, and there will be enough of all
kinds
Ig~ This is the carnival season of the
White Bass fishermen on Maumee The
numerous " grounds up and down its "pcl-
lucid waters > TEEN with big hauIs of these
tavorite fish; and anglers on the rapids are
enjoying the most exquisite sport known for
long time past. In the early part of the
season no great amount Of pickerel were
caught; but since the bass season has COM
menced. (Which comes after the pickerel are
gomez the prospect is favorable for an un-
preccdented supply Of these finer, cheaper
and better fish, 1t is hard business, the
seines having to be hauled almost entirely
in the night time but when good rum of
fish happens, and the fishermen have good
luck, it is frequently quite lucrative to those
who manage the fisheries, and numbers have,
one time and another, become wealthy at it,
But it is so uncertain and precarous that
the main portion either lose money at it, or
remain comparatively poor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oakcs Smith publishes
letter, in which she declines to act as one
of the judges at Barnum's famous baby
show in June. She thinks no modest, deli
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

WornEHfUL bisouysHy has tercufiy pseu made
hN Do. tuff.. ui ttt- ciff, lhn atutrut OF Con
-ufnpiiuH, A-tanl lgd 900 uisfasHs COL fie Lungs--
W. fefet 10 ' rr CaIt4's Naaraas, fHhaifHg Hv
EcaH Tag8f aud Cifrrp straP." Nrh tbs new mriA-
cd Ne. q. hos re-efu niay ahl si~d ones 10 peiiei
Health evidence Of 0hci be hns tunuiart fiie
ceitihrties. -.elkiug Of the Ucatment, ph1sicisH
ffutfk. lit s evident that iuha lug -cousfuril y
hreuthtns agreeable healing vapuf, The medicinal
rfoprt nuai come difrr contact sith the whale
II She eriii cavity "l thr iuas and th1s see pc ths
many ald vafit cNlp-r- produced uoa them when u-
fruiuco t $50 n.c, and sui cied to tho rtuces.
1T disrstiof. he ily-rtut - tof -al by FRED L.
SMtrH. Montpelier. VI, and 90 ~ the drngaisi
thfaushon. The coauts. Eroa tie .Ntr York DNfeA
mcn y Jft. ~
see HtsofttsruIegta Mcdcatcd iphalaiiou Is annIh
column oi nis HHpfr. i2siy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
Lamoille County Convention.

The Frees,en Of Lanoille County requested 10
meet 10 Convention at tie Town Hall, 10 Johason,
Thursday, February l5h A, d. 1885, Tor the purpose
Of nominaIing candidate for Couety Commissioner
under The law Il ls52 regulating the traffic in laioni
eating Liquors. Also 10 consider the measures proper
TO bs iaken rel tion the nominston of Coaaeh
efcensors for the ensuing septenay.
Ffesmea. do you wish Tor im of'uut changes ia the
fundamental La" Of our state' IL 50, What are
those changes aud 10 whose ands VIII you the
remodellins OF tina, sacred instrument? lei the mag
nhude Of youf interests at stake insure full suen
dance.
Other matters, intimately connected with your pros
aerits ard hpp'iasss community. will 10 eonsii-
cred aud discussed
T.. u. SAWYER,
NATHAN ROBINSON County Com.
MADISON SAffOAD,
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]Garrlngtg.

ta Barre, Jauufy !, by Row. Joseph Sargent, Mf.
~ b'aulcy oi Miiissoo 10 hiss Martha Hewitt q
Barre.
L. wrsidslA, January =. BY Rcv. M human, ~.
%. 4. HioLaitsoHi II Montpelier. aud Miss Afl'
Picket NV.
10 Rochester January 2is', ny Rev. g. :. Gaarnsey,
NJ Geot-c G.. Nasn 81 Nonihfli, aud Miss tifria
ftonrh of Eori -lcr Hifo, b., the sumo, Janu1y 81,
NJ. Niuan bl,tg. d and L. Ellen Augusta French,
both nf 81.
lu Bmtfai, - Tnon ilotsli hv the Rev :. Ne
Kean nn the 92l inftant, NJ Frecn.a 7 fioming aud
Miss Icn-te A Cawdr1, both Of Nrwhury.
ln san Pane 'fro. hscs mher I'D, hi Rev Win. tol
nnson. NJ. \. o. N-ueuwus 81 Sacramento, aud Mice
Elxi u. siniori, alc att'etun, VI
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Sfnfe of Vermont.

The foregoing petition and lbol, being presented to
me al ~. Albans, ia the Couuiy Of fiankliH, this
eighteenth day OF January ls55, and II being mada "a
appear hat the said Jamos ooicutt Is without this
deed fLai the said James Nooleuit be summoned 20
appear nd TO the ioregong ihel and pe.iion,
Lslofe the Supreme couit next 10 be bed 81 Slel
sea, within aud for the county OF Ofange, on ibe
tweiith Tuesday amer tho fourth Tuesday Of Deesnl-
her 1884, ~ publishing The sane, iegeihef with
this order, Nsimoli Waiehman aud state Jour
~ Of Washngtnn three weeks successveiy, the last
publication 10 At least sis weeks before the eoa-
me 90 me nj OF the session Of said Supreme Court
Given undef NY hand a said 81. Adams, tins Oh.
teentL day Of January, a u isa5-
IsAAO y. kLDFlEiD, chiefjudec
ls3~ Vt the suptomc Csufi.
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John Corwin's Estate.

STATE OF vERMoST,i The Probate c.vu for
Randolph District, -. said Districts
To ell persons Observation-Disclosures.
MRS. CLARisSA CORWfN, e.eeutfis OF the last
W. Win and Testament OF JOHN CORWiN, Ia 9
Of Taabtidse, 10 said eis,ret deesaed, pgesens hof
adm nistrai ion accouul for saitement ::
Nhefsupoa IL is ordered that The sane be IefsrIsd
ia the 9Th day OF FsbIuary uekt at Cahots Hall ia
Chelsea, In said Distinct, fer examination aud sIos-
and thai ali concerned DO notified thereof by the
publication Of this ordoi thee weeks saceossiveiy
5000 as may be 10 ,hs Watchman aud state Jsusaai
rinted At Asnipeiief that they may apaeaf, aud al
said tlno and place, II thoy obi thereto.
JOAN u, HUTCHINSON, Judge,
January %, 1854 "
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1000 Building Lots and 100
Farms

IN be divided among COO subscriber. These lots
are siiuaied IN the pleasant aad healthy village OF
Lakeland.
Each sebseIbor Tor SIS only. pa, able Ia IS Install
meats, will receive a waH.Rlee deed for building
lots rs BY 100 feet farn offom To 20 A
a she't tine oay is Ieii, aud few share. remain un-
sold, those who ~ish 10 get rid Of paying enormous
'sn's Ia the ei, had own delightful residence ia tho
cesnuy sAeuid
Apply Immediately To
cHAs. wo %, aos Broad~ay. or to
WV CALDWELL, Agent. Montpelier, VI
Where maps aad pamphlets caa be had sratis
Aise, few farms Of from 6ss acres upward. 10 the
same vieiniiy.
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DR.. McLane's Celebrated Liv-
er Pills.

New Yotk, August ?, ltil
Thi. Is 10 certify that having been oil cited With
Liver Compliant fot tea years, und AFTER having tiled
nearly ever, kuoNn remedy without dadins rehei, !
vas At last ,odneel 10 trs d.. MeLANE's CtLEBRA-
TED LIVER Pill aud afer using only two boxes,
waspefiec,ly cure now take pl'n.ure in foeom-
mcading them tothe public, G. the host LIVER, or
ANTtBiLtuus PILLS ever Offered 10 ,hc public.
Mrs. ANN MALoNA,
No ~, Rivingtoa sueel,
The above Unable RENE y, ui.n Dr.. M'l.ane'.
Celebrated Noruiia-e, new be had at al ihe re-
Specialize Dug Stores Boz this eiiy.
20 furehissrs VIII please be careful e. ask for,
and take tone hu' Dr. M'Lane's Liver wills
fLete lfe ohal PILL, pafpofaas To be Liver Pills.
uoa lofsfc ihc ruLNe. l52N
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Children.

II !. an important firi ,ha, a small portion Of the
children born into the world arrive at maturity. And
although the gr.at mortality may 10 a measure he
attributed 10 unhealthy constitutions, derived IRON
unhealthy dePraved piteuts yet in considerable
oumbet sont out of this ~urd BY improper foat
meat ininfaney naes Il not then, hehoasc patents
TO those remedies FOR their ainrs that harm
Ices, aud at The time eeetual "Myers' Extract
Rock Rose" o.dial Tor children, is unoquallcd.
Il soohes the irritation caused by tee'ar regulates
ho bowels, relieves nlin ani ruency, g. pleas u
tbs taste, and contains opium or other dootcfior'
drug.
ErMANUFACruREn Tor The Prog~'e'or' by c.
IA. WEBSTER. phafmteeuti-si Chemist New
Haven q. For suie by fRgc. f. SMITH add u. O..
TYLER. Montpelier w., anl dealsis in Medicine
generally, where pi.''hies. &c, may be bad grn's.
Is:Iw
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Notice.

The ncKt meeting oftss Washington county Teach
ers' Association vii be held at Waitsheld, February
tho 10Th, al ten O'clock A. NJ.
Al address will be delivered hs J. II. CRAHaN,
Principal OF the Nouhfsld Institution.
Teachers aud ffiends Of Education invited to
attend.
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70 tls Honorable saprsAs Court II Jadeaiare asrtfe
BE- hsid at chfi,sa rHAia and for fte Cuaafgsf or
aHgs, o. hs nee! "a Isssssy git'r nsJesr'h Tsfssas
81 Decslabcr =, ~. i-5l
IiIE petitoo OF Bette, Woolruti, Of WiIiamstowu d,
"a ihe Couati OF ofaage aHd siais al Noi"s"',
humhy shoNeth3
the y-srNonth t27l dag OF June, u 1881 she
was lawfully maffi Jsnes Wo dealt then Ut VII
lismstowu, Aforesaid, b. Ehsha seotI, taen Of said
Wiianisiaan MINISTER ct thu gospel, and tom that
tine To- tho lhifJ day OF Mach u 1870 lived with
the said James Wualcuu, Ia the sifct observance of
ali the dutia, required hY the maftago covenant,
when the SAID Jamrs Woocut, wildcat cause wlfulis
deserted your petitioner. who has since been len
with the whole eaio aud nuiptainanee Of tSo smaii
children ofthe said james aud yuur petitioner, while
the sad " oodut, hushaud os your patiioues uttcis
regardless Of hs maruag1 VOWS. wholly deserted and
ahanou ed your petitioner the third day Of March
% 1850, znd went to paris unknown, aud hath ever
.ince kept himself from the soristy uf bis family, and
has wilfu neg cctcd 10 provide for your petitioner or
his said chiidren hons support, as husband aud
iathef be should have done.
Your pstiinuer iUTthnF represenis, that she has
heen an inhabiiaat OF this state aud has resided at
Wiliiaussiown nlofosaid, since ths month Of ifdl
1850 all the date heTeof she therefore prays that
the honds OF malImony between her and the laid
lanes Wooicuu may be dissolved, and that bull of
divorce be grated her and inasmneh as your peuton
has had the aud eustody o the two children Of
herself ardbei said hG,hand as aforesaid or 80 Long
time aud has become aituched To them by ties o. al
fceloR cd IL sill desuous TO suppoft them, petit
tianer pays that the eaie aud eusdf OF SAID children,
IL with the Tns OF sal court sad agreeable
to the laws OF this STATE may 40 dec eed her, slso
the amount Of hou sehod iufnufe aud personal prop
eiy Of the said lanes Wooienit valued at about ene
do aIs, and also such othef property your
pettoner has aorsrh acquired, by her own indotuy,
or has "a ANY lawful manner come TO her hands OF
possession, Tor hef own use o. bensh may be assisn
will make such iufihef ordrts nnd deeroes an the pro-
misss "a equity may require: ,,o,, ,,,,..r
Deaison X. smith. Atiefaey.
Wilamstown, Jahu4Ty IL, 1880
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STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Psobats Coua hell at
Washington llistfict, -. -Alonipei ier, wiuia aud
aud for said dsitiet, ths Ar dat Of Jansafy less
nENiSON k.sMiTH. guardian 81 2nieu 5.i.ooinl.,
~ minor fesis ing ia Barre, ia said district krs-
application TO said Court Tor license to sell nd olow
log described real es,pe belonging his saii wafd,
VII; Al The intcTest which Ellen j. Looms, late Of
Raue decea,cd, hau in aud TO the real estate oftls
late Robert Paddock. her fiIher, bsias undivided
hd part oions half AL the real estate Of which The
said Robert Paddock late Of Barre, died ss1ed Of and
also one hall ola certain pew 10 the brick church "a
said barre, al which real excepting the pow
last mentioned 3. encrmbeTed by tho Life estate II
Lucy Paddock, widow OF the said Robert Paddock, de-
ceased Tpeiessnting that II viii be conclusive 10 tha
interest Of his said ward TO have tas aforesaid state
sold for the Of put log the proceeds OF such
sale al interest," oI Investing the Ia stocks ia
real estate.
WHEREuPON, IL Is efdored BY said Court that the
said application be reloTrnd 10 Session Of said Court
TO be held At the Pesas Oniec 10 Montpslier, the
9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1855, ior heanrg aud
drcision thereon: And fn hor ordered, that aoiIes
hsIeaf DO gVen0 all interested, BY the publication Of
the nature OF said Application aad the reason tho
same, ard ci the time and place appoiatad for tho
heating tLsroof three weeks succsssvely ia tia Vet
noat Waiehinan aud STATE Joura4l, a aewspapef
praled al Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointsi
that they may appear Al sad tne aEd place, and Il
they cause, ohisei To the CREATING VI such lronse.
by the Cont,
Aue.i. r. n. MERRILL, Rsgi.,e.
tue copy Of Record,
i7aw Attest \ u. MERRILL. Register
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]f!arkrtg.
Cambria &c Caillc marIsct.

Photographed to VI Waterman h state Jourusil
wsoStsbsy, January 81, 1855.
At Market l2f7 cAuie-7O0 beevcs, 2l7 stores.
rnicEs-cxtru 800 hfst quality 50, second qusl
~ IS 10 so; third quality, 675to ordinary, 3.
WorHIss UAIS-No sales.
sronss-Co~s aud calves from 25 to $50 year
ings sig TO sic; two yeaf Old Sl9 TO Si2; ,hiee yea
old Sf1 TO Si5.
Sam asp Lauus.--At Maflet ans. Extra $3.50 ID
10 by lot iom - ! 2 TO 81 as.
Remarkable mafAet hfu, but not quick. The
weather altogether 10 iavSf OF the holders. The
ruins ~ef, iiie ~ The fhchbufg Rord, aud The
Sullivan was not In at y.
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JONAS WHfTCOMR'S
REMEDY FOR
ASTHMA.

't'llE signal success Nheh has attended The use Of
this hedistoe, has induced the proprietor pub
ish same account of il wonderful properties and 10
offer Il ior the benefit ol those who afflicted with
he abave named paiaiu disease.
The following certificates will show the estimation
90 which His kemedg a. hsd BY those who have used
II.
Bosros, Aug. 4, Is54
MR BuHSKrs
hear sir,-The Remedy fT Asthma, which you
prepare, has giien such great and speedy relief
that r-.svt trifain ffass ihashiu= Nr -.
My suffering tnr many years were dreadful Often
depfiviHg OF Icst both day md night, iof many
weeks together, so that ms life became almost u
iiia lasted. had iued every hitherto Known ifmedf
wiihia my reach, with little good effect. last
March, WnirCOMB's NEAEDY, prepared by your
sell, was recommended to The finsr dose quite
relieved me since that time a tsasPoOniui oi he
Compound, taken wheneVof have ioli ans Asthaiate
eve me- cir, no consdefiiion you'd tempt to be
without hatie OF vouf Asthma medicine.
do not gate hSe 10 have ny in the neWspa-
pes, Dot you may make such OF this, iaf the bea
ht oi the afflicted, as you mas deem Piapef.
am, Sc. w. IT,
DosIoN, November, le5I.
Ma. BuRSErr;
Dear sifi promised to inform you Of lh effect Of
WnlfCOMb's ASTHMA REMEOi. which Nj.
spfague recommended 10 me. have ,uken less thai
iefod iTom this dreadful disease fuls appreciate
~ pains. thaak you thousand times, and am
jonN COME.
Rr'rhis preparation il exclusively the property Of
JOSEPH BURNETT,
30 fremont street, Boston.
To whom oflsrs may be addressed.
fOR SALE by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
January, 1855. H;a~is
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Tho Committee siusiag i,at the snoress ur tbs
GREAT NArIJNAL NNi EkrAktAG will be IN !.
iufihly promoted by the energy and entstprs" Ct Ia
tell gent aud pcrsevefns Agents, have resolved a.
tIeat uiih such m The most 1.-The raj toms.
ANY person. wishing To- hecnnc ma Agent, b, eadinl
(post puid,l 81. " III RECEIVE OK hEfikN ~
NAIL. Dollar zinc Eusiuyiag a" citr fiCkE1.'
ID Prospectus u Catalogue and all Other necessary IN
forma'On.
On The 6na, completion Of tho sale, the GINS vii
b. placed in the htnfs Of 60 Al TEE af al,
PuRCH AsERsts bee bis rRiBUFED, aae police al
which all Be siyen Throughout tue taited staiss an,
IL.
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100000 GIFTS, of the actual cost of
cTE0 000 90

Each purchaser Que Dniiat Ensraving, ihercinle
onls i.ncrasing re ly ~aEth the
bat also ticket which eniiiie. bin, 10 O tho Gas
when thes ate disffhu'rd
For FIVE pOiL.ARs hishly finished Ensmvm
heautliu " pAiA TED IN tii.. and FIVE CHI
TiCkETs -iii be scui; or FIVE hOLLAR's wora
%! splcadd Engfaviuss can ba selected fUm the Gait
logue.
A copy Of The Catalogue, together with specimen
Of Of the Engavlugs, cag be seeu az thu uhee #
this papcr
For each dollar sert. 90 E1giavrg actually ~orh
that sun, ani GIn Ticker, ~iil immediately be To-
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