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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-23
BsiC2lGnnn'B ESiEIst-gsnud Man on
NlnVCry in iknnsns.

RnchGnnn'B ESiEht-Esnud Man OH
slavery in Ekansas.
John w. Forney is the acknowledged mouth
piece for Buchanan in Pennsylvania, and he
is the man who has been sending dispatches
all over the country, setting Pennsylvania
down rs having gone largely democratic at
toe recent election. Forney is also making
stump speeches in various parts Of the State,
accompaniedby Howell Cobb and other south.
crn gentlemen. What lac Gays about slavery
in Kansas may be relied upon as being the
sentiments of the democratic candidate for
the Presidency, and therefore much impor-
tanoe is attached TO his positions upon this
al-engrossing subject In a speech at Read
ing, few days since, Forney made the fol-
lowing remark, to wit:
That to hope by the election Of Fremont to make
Kansas free state was idle aud vain expectation
for, sud he il such thing attempted b., Fremont
Kansas would he made the battle ground and the South
would bring all their forces to oppose the attempt
make Kansas free state THE SOUTH; iIE SAID,
KANSAS, AND WOULD RIDE IN BLOOD UP TO
| THEIR HORSES BELLIES, RATHER THAN
SUBMIT TO LOSE KANSAS FOR a SLAVE
STATE.
That is plain language, and no man can
doubt its meaning. None but few northern
doughfaces who seek to deceive their fellow
citizens into the belief that Buchanan is not
in favor of extending slavery into Ksnsns.
will dispute the correctness Of Forney's po-
siiun. We could add proof enough upon this
point to "curtain the heavens" but the fol-
lowing quotations must suffice for the present
From the Richmond Enquirer, Buchanan Organ,
Aug q.
THE ELECTION OF BUCHANAN MAY,
AND PROBABLY WILL, ORIGINATE A
REACTION IN PUBLIC OPINION THAT
WILL ENCOURAGE THE EXTENSION OF
THE CONSERVATIVE INSTITUTION OF
SLAVERY.
From the same Aug. Goth
THE ELECTION OF MIR. BUCHANAN
WOULD BE A AREACTIONARY MOVEMENT
TlSM. ----.--
The N. Y. Day Book Buchanan sheet saws:
NEGRO SLAVERY Is THE FOUNDATION
OF LIBERTY AND THE ESSENCE OF DE-
MOCRACY.'
"MR. BUCHANAN AND THE ENTIRE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, MAINTAIN THAT
EVERY MAN HAS A RIGHT TO GO AND
SETTLE IN THE TERRITORIES WITH HIS
PROPERTY SLAVE OR ANY OTHER KIND"
L Nashville (Tenn) Union.
The south has asserted and will maintain
its equality in the Union. The men in the
South, even when they differ on the abstract
question of slavery in the general, say to the
Federal Government the common agent of all
the States, " You shall know no difference be-
tween the property and institutions of the south
and those of the north. BE Slavery right or
wrong in the abstruct, you, as equal agents Of
shareholders and Shareholders, are BOUND
TO SEE THAT IT IS ADMITTED, LIKE ANY
OTHER PROPERTY INTO ALL THE TER
RlTORIES OF THE UNION, AND EQUAL
LY SECURED AND PROTECTED. AFTER
SUCH ADMISSION. ANY GROUND SHORT
OF THAT Is ABOLTTION--TS AN INSULT.
\ WRONG, AND a ROBBERY OF TIE
SOUTH Quincy Herald.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF
tfic Age. ..-.- .r....'rl ..

MR.. KENNEDY, Of RoAbury, has discovered in
cn-a 9nS our GnImgn fmTt Tseds remedy that
From Me o0rSI Scrotuia Ia a common Pim;Le
lie has tried it in eleven hundred cases and ney
CT tled except in two cases, (both thunder hnmor-
lie has now in his possession two hunr ed cert6
Gates of its value all within twenty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nui sing sore
mouth.
One TO three bottles will cure the wOrstkind opim
Two othree bottles will clear the system of bile.
Two bottesare warranted to cure the worst cankcr
in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted TO cure the worst
scne Of erysipeas. .. .. ...
One to two bottles are warranted to all humor
in the eyes. ID - -.
Two bottles warra nted to cure running ofthe ears
and blOtChes among the hair. H
Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and
One bottle Will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to the worst
case of ringworm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism. .f
Three to five bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum -.-.....
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case fscrof
ula. ..' ."
benefit is always experienced from the first lot
te' and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken. ..I r..."
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have In
vain tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day as that
common weed, growing in the pastures and along
old stone walls should every hmor in the system
yet it is now fixed fact. If youhaVe humor il has
10 Stdrti There ifs nor aRds, hens nor haS
about It, shifting and not yours. / pedded
over thousand bottles of ii il the vicinity of Boston.
know its effects in every 1t has already done
some of the greatest done in Massachusetts.
gave it to children year old to old people Of Co
have poor, puny, wormy-Ooling children, W hose
heshwas soft and hubby restored perfect state Of
health by one bottle. Price 81 .. rr. e.r.
To those who subj to a sick headache one bot
tie will always it. 1t gives great reefin catarrh
and dizziness Some who have been costive for, cars
have take and been regulated by it, Where the BODY
is sound il works quite easily but where there is any
derangemen of the functions of nature Il will
very singular feelings, but you be aaImed-
they always disappear infrom four days to week.
There is never badL esut from il. On the contrary
when thatfceling gone you will feel yourself lie
new person. heard some of the most exnavaeant
encomums of IL that man ever listened No change
of diet is necessary the best you can get
havehkewise herb, which, when simmered m sweet
oil, dissOlyes scroulous swelling of the neck and un
der the ears. Price 80 cents. f..'
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.---Adult. one table
spoonful per day. Children over eight wears old
dessert spoonful. As no directions eau be mnde m
picable to all constitutions, take enough to operate on
the bowels twice day.
Mr.. Kennedy giyespersonal attendance in bad cases
of sCrofula.
Fer sale by PEcK & lIANIIroN. Perrysburg.
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Snlc an rseni Es,nfr-

ON the first day Of November, \. ID. 1856, between
~ the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. aud o'clock p. NJ
of said day. at the door of the house in Perrys
burg. Wood county Ohio. will be sold TO the highest
bidder the following real estate. the property OF
John McCaughey deceased. to wit: In-lot No 2O3
subject the widows dover and in-ots No 2o4 2O5
2O6. 227 22s, 229, $50. in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio. Terms made known on the day
of sale. SYLNANUS JEFFERSON,
Pace JEFFERsos, Attys. Ex'r. of J e. McCaughey
Ant lInr lsSG-- lnyI .
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NOTlCEis hereby giyentO the owners Of the follow
Wing described lands, to wit: The whole of Sec
tions and 10, town 4, range east and the north
west quarter of section H. four, range nine east
Allpersons ii teresed will take notice that there will
he meeting of the trustees Of Milton township. on
Thursday. the 18th day of November next nt the
house of William Kirk, to omen aud ditch swa-run
from the south line of section TO- to the north line of
section g. town 4, range o. and to apportiou the cut
ting of the same. WILLIAM KIRK Petnr
Oct 49, IS5C-23w6$o
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October 0. 1s56-22w4sI.oO
AdniimistrntOT's Sale

NOTICE is hereby given, that by Yrtne of an order
of the Probate Court, of Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale the door of the court house in PerTys-
burg, the 2ith day of October, \. D. 1906, between
the hours of 10 A. and II the west Of the east
half south east quarter section thiryfOur township B.
u s. r. of twelve miles square, at the foot of the Rap
ids Of the Miami of Lake Erie containing thirty acres,
more or less Conditions of sale -Onethrd in hand,
onetrdi in nine months, and the balance in eighteen
months from day of sale with interest and secured by
mortgage on premises. JOHN WEBB, Admir-. of
Oct 2, lS56--2lw4$200 JOSEPH CRErs decd.
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Dosa't Eani aly mere PnUpcrs.
Besides paying for having our own letters
and papers carried to IA and our friends, We
are taxed OVER SIX HUNDRED
THOuSAND DOLLARS ANNU-
ALLY, to carry those for Southern fire
caters. If you want to pay more money for
the same purpose, vote for James Buchanan
and have slavery extended over Kansas.
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Sale of Rcnl Esfnfr-

ON the first day of November, \. D. 1856. between
~ the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and o'cloc; p. NJ
at the door of the court house in PerryshurC, Wood
county Ohio will be sold TO the hghes, bidder. the fol-
lowing real estate the property of Daniel MAlullen
deceased to wit The northeast quarter of the south
east quarter the west half Of the southeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
al OF section 20, 4 rorth of range nine east in
Wood county Ohio subject to the dover of the widow
appraised at $500. Terms made known on the day OF
sale MORRIS BROWN, Admir-
PRICE JETFrRsOS, Att'ys.
October o. lSjG--Cnw4S2
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

nE Austin Bowler fnfm mile west Of Bowling
l. Green, containing sixty acres partially improyed
dry and well adapted for raising grain:
Also, The Barkhemer farm, in Liberty township
M'3lahan ,contliuiug2UO acres 10 Of which
prairie, the balance weltimbaTed 40 acres
u'aion good Young orchard aud all in first rate To-
cation for stock m sing
Also lOj acres prairie aud 95 acres Of timber land
adjoining tie farm of Joseph Mitchell in Libcr town
ship well located tC roads and possessing advlrta
ges rarely to be met with, will he sold barguin
APpR 10 l.. II. CASS, Portage.
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SIIIETFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order of sale
y to directed. from the of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio. shall expose to public sale. ut
tie court house in Perryshurg, the 9Th day Of No.
yCmber, A. d. 1886 between the hours Of and our
o'clock of said day the following described prop
ery TO witt The part of river number fifty
seven, in the United States Reserve of twelve miles
square the foot OF the Rapids of the Miami of Lake
Erie containing eighty-four and eighty-three hun
drcdths acres. situate in Wood county. Ohio.
W. L. COOK. Sheriff.
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PROCI IAMATl0N

/ SALMON p. CHASE, Goyerhor of tbe s,o,o -,
s Ohio. do hereby notify the qualified electors of tho
state of Ohio, to assemble in their respective Tow
shps and Wards at the usual places Of holding cleo
tons. on TUESDAY, being the FOURTH DAY on
NOVEMBER,A A. D.. 1856 and then and there 10 p,n-
coed. as the law directs, to elect, f'0
Twenty"Three Electors Of President and yIce
PRESIDENT of the United States,
IN pursuance OF the Constitution and Laws of the Uni
ted States and Of this State ~ N'''
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, j have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Great seal of the State Of Ohio
lsEhLI to be affixed at Columbus this nineteenth dny
OF september, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fftysx and of the indie
PehdencG OF the United States, the eighty-frst
:, ID! the GoVernori Hf S. Z. CHASE.
j. H. BAKER. Secretary of State.
A NYQUANTITY Of CuttonW Woodland Oal LIN
bEk can he bought cheap Of the subscriber at hi
Steah sawml miles east of town. or by applying In
+. H. MILLER & Co., Perrysburg
April 10. 1886. .'.' '" POPPF w,PNc
RANKING NOTIGE.--Iho PERnrsnurG B1Nk
- now openand prepared to discount short business
paper,ouy and sell Gold, Silver, and Eastern Exchange
and business in their line Interest pd
on time deposits. MORTON. CasIi.r'
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SNAIL THEY DO ITI

The little slore.box jualo Of democratic Of
flec-seekers in this place, are loudly profess =
lng their ability to carry this county for Bu-
cnsnan aud Slavery 10 Kansas. Shall they
doi.9
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood county,
Ohio, a their December session, asking for the view
and location of county road commencing at the north
east corner Of section 20, in Lake township, the
Wood and Lucas Free Turnpike Road thence west on
section line in Lake township to the East Oregon road
in Perrysburg township, and there to terminate.
RUDOLPH LUSER.
oc,nher q 1s56-o -oo,v5s1O OO
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ASHER JOOK, Atty.
October 0, lsj6--22w5$2 .G2.

NOTICE.--A petition viii be presented 10 the com
~ mssiuners OF Wood county Rt their next session,
Decembcr,) asking for the lucatiun OF county rond
on the following route, to wit: Commencing at the
nOr-west Of section 81 r. f. r. II thence east
along the north line OF sections 81 }3 and So, to the
north Of said section 49, there terminate.
October 0, lsjC--22w4S 90.
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HorticuituraI Establfshment.

HAVING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney,
lOhiO, would beg leave inform the public that
have complete and saleable collection Of vigorous
grown fruit trees such Apple Pear, Cherry, Peach.
Apricot, &c. Mr. Lee Moore has kindly consented to
sell my valuable fruit the Bowling Green Nur
sery at reduced prices Also he will be supplied with
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in splen
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery,
with which am connected
Sept. lS. ls5G.--lS NATHAN MOORE.
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AdministTator,s A sale.

u I order OF the Probate Court within md for the
lJcouny of Sandushy. and stnte of Ohio l shall on
the 10Th day OF November 1856. offer for sale at public
vendue, upon the premises the following lands and ten
enents to Sit The north half of the east half Of the
north west quarter of section number fifteen 15 in
township number three (3) north of range eleven ii
containing forty acres be the more or less and
which land is also in wood county Ohio Terms of
sale ore-third down; onethird in one wear; aud one
third in two years, with interest. DANIEL SMITH,
a Administrator of David Smith, Jr. dec
GREEN FINEFRoCK, Atty's
Oct. l6, lSjli-2BN4s2 TO-
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Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.

E.1a OHN AMI ARNOb y sE1T5 alEH'.
IO an personsaiicted with Sexual diseases surl
- Il ASPEhHiTORRHLE.1 EpEAKAES.S. MIRO
IEACE GONORHGd. GLfEY STPIjjLIS.
the wee OF ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE, &c.&c.
Inc HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
uesrnction OF human life. caused by Sexual diseases
ana the deceIons pracsed upon the unfortunate vic
TINS OF such diseases by Quacks have directed heir
S"nsultlny surgeon, as a oHARITABLE ACT WORTHY of
uler name 20 give hEpIcAL ADVICE aRATIs to all ncr-
sons mus afflicted who apply hy letter with l.scrir
" "i their condition, (age, occupation habits of life
Nc and N eases OF extreme poverty and suffering To
FInNlSh MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE
n ne Howard Association is benevolent Iustitu,icn
established by special endowment for the relief of ii
sck and distressed, afflicted with "Nirnert aud Eii
GENIE Diseases lthasnnw Surplus of means Which
the Directors have voted to eNpcrd In aG,crti.in the
nh"Ne notice IL is needless add at fhc Association
commands the highest Medical skin Of the age nnI
"lil furnish the most approved modern treatment
Just Published. ly the : zSoriaton a ser,ri or Src--
mntorrhma or Seminal Weakness. the vice Of Sell
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual OTuars h tie
Consulting Surgeon, which win bc.s sent ~ mail in
sehleu c'clopc) rHEE or CHARGE, on the recent of
Two STAMPS for postage.
ADDRESS, DIR; GEO. CALHOUE. .cossrLrI.G SUR
GroN, Howard Association. No. South NiSru Street
i'hiadelphia Pa: By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President,
hEo. FAIRCIiILD Secretary.
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We have nov the iIii returns, believed to
he reliable, from every cOnuty in the District,
Whi.a we give hu,uE.
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Goss itoad--Ditch Notice.

rTND William ]. Findlay, Jacob Loop, William W.
Howe, William Krause Joseph Needing, Charles
+. Pennywell G. Bowman, Jacob Thomas, Norman c.
Baldwin, MIclNncthon Burnett, Samuel Starkweahcr
Sturkweather & Tracy, Emily Crane, John Crane,
Samuel Crane, Richard Mott. Aristarchus Champion,
William Baker, deceased, Sas Muncil, the owners
oflaus within onehalf mile of the following described
dtch
You hereby notified that the Trustees of Porrys-
burg and Lake townships. will meet at the house Of
November 90. 1856 o'clock \. NJ. and from thence
proceed to view and locate ditch beginning at the
south of the north half Of the northwest
quarter Of section a. Lake township, and thence
ming north the west side of the road commonly
known the GOss road, to the creek near the west
quarter part of section 81 township 2 range II east in
nood county, and then and there they VIII proceed
to apportOn the labor and expense of opening said
ditch to the parties interested according to law.
JACOB LOOP, Petitioner.
October Q, ls5G-22wG$5.o0
sale of Real Estate by Order of Il TO bate Court.
Morris =. Beal and Jacob Uery, Adms. of n. c. Bcal
dec. VS.. Agnes Benl, ct al
nN Thursday, the 18th day of November. 1876, at 2
" o'clock z. NJ. at the door Of the court house In
Perrysburg. will sell to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real the property of n. G.
Beal dec to wit: The southeast quarter Of section
twenty three, in township north Of range twelve
TEnMs or SALE-One-half cash the balance in one
year. secured by mortgage on the premises.
NJ. p. BEAI.
JACOB ULERY.
ASHER Cook, Atty. .Adm'rs.
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EOls RPAhV-PnN

JOB Work, ia all its FORMS done on short notico
Merchahtscan be supplied with Stoves and Tin Ware
at jobbing prices " -" " "ro
We are buying Hides, Rags. Feathers. Beesvo,
highest market prices F'''h "'o
Sale Room-One door north Of the Rank
GEO. W. Drown TIOIy ~ -. . -
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w. M ORRIS

Patent AmbrOtype Pictures.
This new and beautiful style of pictures and is
destined supercede the Daguerreotype because il
has of the Lustrc of the silver plate is not re-
versed and can be in any light They are her
metcally sealed which sealing is impervious to air,
water acid and will change in any climate but
remain fixed and imperisl able.
They are justly considered the most reliable Pictures
ever presented TO the world.
The public are invited to call this rooms over CAL
ars tailor shop where he will be in readiness to take
Pictures in Cases, Lockets, Rings. Pins.
Hours Of operation from T. \. NJ. to u, p. NJ. All
invited to call
s--Perrysburg Sept IS, 1856.
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b IRsslE FBEncNT CLUE.

JAEES NJ. AS H LEY, ESD
on Friday evening A general attendance of
ladies' and gentle men is solicited.
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Partnership Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership here
~ tofore existing between Julius Bnn and C. v Jen-
nison under the name stlye and firm of Blinn g. Jcn-
nisOn, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled and
tinued by Julius Blinn. JULIUS BLlNN,
c. V. JENNISON.
Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Pelts Wool, &C., &c.
PERnYsRURG, Aug. 10, 1856. JULIUS DLINN.
| ARD Oil, of the best quality, for sale by
II PECK IL HAMILTON.
7 INsEED Oil for sale by
II PECK g. HAMILTON.
StAIT Just received; new salt in barrels and sacks
> for butter and family use, At GEO. POWERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRe Union lis Safe {!
r. i. II OWEII

Takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of Perrys-
burg and vicinity that he has purchased well select
cd stock of Family Groceries aud Provisions which he
will exchange for Cash country Produce. Farmers
will find it to their advantage bring their pro-
duee, and try my prices in Buying and Selling.
Sent. IA. l35G---f
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


IN tNf, FAME n 90, Importers aus " hale
~ SALE ptAItlta IA Foreign aud b"i. Goods
" tatand loo Main Street Riehmohd FAtL1RAnf. lit
/ liz htriuU flus' and ship "Peppercl" hnm Liverpool
- TIM l#tf aud hy other Ms York
ewing Fail Importation # irsi Frouch German
6Hets pn aud uu the be Tor cash. and completing
nme # TIL nyhct aud mo- dazabe Goods have
Iafttd
W are also tr.,N fnl supply II American Fabrics
ul the tffular aud ut-f approved makes.
Srafe asa Pr'IHti IS ia sIendd stock of Ready Made
t1abHs manufactured T. bnund which iu style quality
mi Hrirr viii compare Will tBe uarf.t
l., tI tstvt SEPTEMBER * viii be very complete and
Hlhe the largest oud mnst attractive have ever exhibited
" must p,,tmily W,if tn southern Trade give
,h turk aud foo market fair esninnaun. with the
taneo M ~ VIII m ON Kael4 as asthoy be bought
the uifrt st,.
oelsfs sa 40 a fumes he rfauptl, amt faithfully attended
Il. kENl, PAINE i 20
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The ST. Lotus DrrI.-The topographic dos
patches have given intelligence of n duel Mt ST..
Louis between Mr.. REYNOLDS md Mr.. Brown, in
which the hitter WIS wonud"d in the knee. The
Charleston &. c Sfandard saws:
Mr. Reynolds j homas e. Rnynoll- former
" of this city. l!es the United Strte, District
Attorney for Missouri,anI wa. the southern
brrol Congress, with F. T. Blair, Freesoirr.
Mr. Brown is Il Benton Fre.on editor in St.
noais. The qanrsel grew out of political con
test. We are glad In fiud oar late townsman
'Indicnting IN the West the tight Of the section
in which h" was born, aud congratulate his friend
here upon the sueceeslul issue of the affair of
honor IN which he wa engaged.
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NTORNEII. HOUSE.


TIE NORNELL" has undergone change of construction
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels Of
liz country.
TIC interior contains every necessary convenience for gues
5 furnished in lyle of ELEGANCE and COMFORT suited
the all aud of character that will make rank, in
fact, with the first class Hotels of the country
WELLS & HYDE,
: Il XII lrlnrlninrs