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$l,j4l,03l IL

-----S lall ,U3l II
The Company has cash assets of s1,00O,73 60
The total losses paid by this Company in thrty-seven
years ending the present time:
In Fire Department, SSGl,3S7 50
Inland do. 567627 81
-----$9429OI 90
Nearly 59,500,000 of losses it solely has been the
means ot equah1ng to the public benefit.
For 81 years this Company has paid an earned diyi-
deadayeraging annually per the Capital stock
Tho insured, however, have had paid them 81 }-4 per
OF the gross premiums back in the shape of losses
and the remaining Is aud ii per of the receipts
have been apVorOned to agents expenses, taxes sup
port of FIRE companies and dividends.
The following gentlemen were unanimously re-clect-
ed Directors for the ensuing year.
Thomas X. Brace, Niles 4. TattIe,
Robert BHeH, r. q. RIpiey,
Roland M1thsy, DrTvfOR H1iVer,
Samuel Tudor, Ward Woodbridge,
SaatUsi y. Ward, Gttsfapus T.. Darts,
Joseph Church, Il, 4. Baiteley,
EbeRs=er Focer, Waiter Keley,
Henry y. Prqtt. iRstil DuilEGm,
Thomas 4. AierGRRer.
TAHOAS X. BRACE, President.
L. q. RIPLEY, Vice President.
THos. a. ALEXANDER, SeC'y.
Applications promptly attended to by
July ~, 1S56---0nl. j. A. HALL, Agent.
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Surplus of the year carried. l,30j,59I ss
To Or. Safety Fund for
contingent reserve, 235,439 50
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
ArrlvaI and DepaIture of the hIails.

Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
Eastern mailLeaves at II O'Clock a. NJ and arrives
at ? o'clock ~, daily.
'Findlay mail-Leaye on Tuesdays and Fridays at l
p. NJ, and arrives same days at IL A. NJ
Fostoria--Leaves Thursdays at a. NJ, and arrives
on Friday at 5P ".
Western ma--Leayes every Monday morning at A.
NJ. and arrives at p NJ. same day.
JOHN POWERS, Post Master,
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE LABkEY.
FOR SHERIFF,
CHESTER w. NORTON.
FOR RECORDER,
SYLVANUS HATCH.
EoR SURVEYOR,
NELSON w. HINTON.
FOR CORONER,
JOHN ELDER.
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To EVERYBODY

LNOi the last three years, have been engaged in
L business known only to myself and, comparatively.
few others whom have instructed Tor the of $500
each, which has averaged me at the rate of $4,000 to
$4,000 per and la ting made arrangements togo
to Europe in the fall, tn engage in the business
willing give fu Instructions in the art To per-
in the United States or Cnnadas who will remit
the sum OF ST. am induced, from the success hnye
beenifayored with, and the many thankful acknqwIedy
ments have received from those whom have irstruc
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IS no Sl5 PER DAY

at it, to give amy person opportunity to engage in
this business which is easy pleasant and very prOita
ble at a small cost There is positively No HuNBUG in
the natter References of the best class can be given
regards its character and can refer to perus whom
have instructed who will testify that theT are making
from 10 per day ut the same II is business in
,,.lg.,I, pflpr
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LADIES or GENTLEMEN

can engage, and with perfect make very hand
some income. Several ilies in various parts OF New
York State Pennsyyania and AIary land, whon !,
instructed, making from. 80 to S6 per day at
IT, 1t is GENERL BUSINESS, and but dollar two IL
required to start it. Upon receipts Of 81 Twill imme
dately send TO the applicant printed circular contain
ing full instructions in the art which can he perfectly
sdcrtood at ODcg
In the month ot MAY last sent my advertisement to
the editor Of the Reading Gazette and Democrat
Reading Pa and also him of my circulars OF
instructions. On its receipt and after careful exami-
nation he inserted the following editorial in his paper
We call attention to the advertisement of Mr. A. y,
Parsons, of New York, headed, Important 10 Every
body" which will be found in another column. Mr.. P.
has Of his circulars alluded to in the adver
tisomcnt and examination, we find it. he says it's
no humbug but light, and honorable business.
and one that may be made profitable very trAing
capital"
An letters must he addressed TO A. T. PARSONS.
oli RrnnnNnY. NeM York. 1ml.
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NEW S'rORE.-B. r. HOLLISTER has again
~ opened a STORE of all kinds of GO0DSusuit-
able 10 che season bis old standn Perrysburg Those
in want of Store Goods having Produce to sell or
exchange, wild well to give him call. good bar
gains are offered.
DANKINCs NOTICE.--Ths PERRYsBuRd BANK
ID now openand prepared to discount short business
papei buy and sell Gold Silver, and Eastern Exchange
and other business in their line Interest pi!
on time deposits. J. S. NORTON. Cashier.
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PECK A HAMILTON.

Cornerof Front-st. and Louisiana Avenue.
A IEBiCISE5 P1IN4s and 6ILS I6icb G they
offer at the lowest market price.
A HEAVY LUMBER WAGON for sale cheap,
N by June it'll FIR. MILLER Co.
SA on. QuININE, just reeciyedl by
( (1REAM TARTAR, Sup. Csr6. Soda and Washing
~ Soda, by The quantity. PECK HAMILTON
3,OOO lbs. White Lead pure
1000 White Lead, No. I
for sale by PECK s HAMILTON.
> 0OO lbs. Snow White Zine Paint, for sale hy
%sOOO PECK & HAMILTON.
100 lbs. Paris Green, in caus;
$50 " Chrome Green, in cans;
100 Imperoal
for sale by PECK g. HAMILTON.
$50 lbs. Chrome Yellow, in cans;
100 " Nerdigris,
100 Vermillion,
500 " Venetian Red;
for sale by PECK Il HAMILTON.
T INsEED OIL for sale by
II PECK s HAMILTON.
7 ARD OIL, of the best quality for sale by
Il PECK & HAMILTON.
TIURPENTINE AND CAMPHENE. for sale
l. by PECK & HAMILTON.
T'HE following Liquors we ofror for 1rdieai pTpo-
i ses only:
cask Pure Otard Brandy
Superior Old Port Wine;
" d" Madeira Wine;
St. CroiH Rum;
for sale by PECK & HAMILTON
r UBIN'S PERFUMERY, qepiiile FOR sale BY
Il PECK g. HAMILTON.
1856. PERRYSBURG 1856.
BOOK ST O r e.
TOHN POWERS would respectfully announce to
y the citizens of Perrysburg and Wood county, that
he is now opening
BOOK STORE IN PERRYSBURG,
embracing a complete assortment of
STANDARD SCHOOL hooks, HISTORY,
POETRY SCIENCE and ART,
together with variety of miscellaneous works designed
to suit all classes of readers Also, every variety of
S 7 A 7 o NJ 6 r Y,
consisting of all kinds of
WRITING PAPER, PENS PENCILS, CARDS,
CARDBOARD, INKS, ENVELOPES, &c,
all of which will be sold at the reasonable rates,
Having determined to cater wholly to the reading
public, efforts will spared to meet their wants. Ar
rangencrts being made for the early receipt of all
{ new publications.
Room the same as that occupied for Post Office,
June q. lSjj.-Gly.
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PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg; ALLEN & Nelson and
where. May 81, lsJd-}mi
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NEW GOODS
stoves and Tin Ware.

DROWN & HUNT have constantly on hand, a; their
ID new and commodious store rooms east side Louis
lana Avenue. large and well selected assortment OF
great varieties. Oursoves of Albany manufacture
and inferior none. Plain and Japanned TIN WIRE,
Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings, ~
A. WHOLESALE d' RETAIL.
Job Work and Repairing done short notice Or
ders from abroad promptly attended to. IPerrv sur"
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NOD FISH AND MACEEREL, just received
O and in good order at GEO. POWERS,
July 10, 1885,
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LETTER PROM BENJAMIN WEIGH. JR.

BUFFALO, Monday, June 30 1885,
hsr' Iuman Sh"Tood, Jam" Kennedy and '''e'' o'"""
GTsTLrsEy: While mai ing my grateful acknow
elements for your kind invitation to attend the meet
inc At the Tabernacle on the 25'h inst, 10 rauy the
proceedings of the Philadelphia convention, ueePy
ieer,t that shal not be able to be present on tot
pter sting occasion. The entire action OF than Con-
yeption meets my hearty approval The platform g
sbt the candidates right; and both ana tn1y
.ball receive my most cordial support IN the coming
canvas For this time, a. least, shall at WIN nose
Who repardpg the aggressons of the Slave POWER AS
he All al, orbng iseue Of the csmpagnan issue forced
upt n us by the acton Of the Cincinnati Convention
are prepared TO adhere to the DOCTRINES OF Jenef-oa
and TO say that while they will not Interfere W.T.
Slavery as an existing institution, they wi resist its
further extension, whether IN Kansas, Nebraska, OF
Central America. -.
No man in the State care not who he IL, can boast
OF stroi ger at acbm-bt TO the Democratic UrgahZan
than my self but when that organic 1on becomes the
snbscryep Mt instrument of the slave Power "1eh ia
III. face Of God and nsD IL gets on ~ Knees ana os
,ef in the dust AID subseTbes To the doc tna,
Slavery s national and Freedom Is stc,ooa., a. 81
Al CuIcinr ati may the Almighty palsy my arm u
suppo,t that organization 4 go for freedom Free
m,telf AID apprecatIg the blessing o. nee ih-tnu
,icns desire olhers 70 be as free as an Aud "b'h
think If the repeal OF the Missouri compromise VIVA
,b obvous int. nton Of making Kan.s. aud Nebraska
Ssve Stated the c, pduct of he Border huitan- tne
app,ova Of their conduct by an Administrators "uicu
aid. d. 10 the extent OF my humble abity, ~ Pacs
now.r nv indignation knows no onuhdSi Gnu "o
hat am willing TO join any body OF men piedged 70
,sS,e,s these wrongs God Be thanked that the Phia
deli ba Con, eDtior has 50 acted that there nope III
Tn Col Fremont. the candidate Of that Convention,
nlre the hope Of the country. fodDg able ana
honest; closely Identified with the best and bse'es.
pages of our co1nty's bistory-Pag-s uostaln.a oy
dsvaion 10 III. pdbi, welfare he, OF all
mtn thanks to the wisdom Of the Philadelphia Con-
y,ptiop il the man for the crisis. ...o,,aa
And now, i. seems to me- an opPS,uniay Pe and 70
n, rights and sediments of the Free States
For one. shall embrace tho opportunity, and gaor
!, old ASSOCIATIONS, dear they have oeen hearty
and with an enthusiasm rarely feh BEFORE % 'H'o '-'
canvass for Fremont AID Freedom.
Meanwhile I have the boaor 10 be
i'" BENZ WEIGH, in.
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FROM PHILADELPHi.

s,on ou Special Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, June % 1890
Irepeat tina, Pennsy lvania will require me ~
mort action on the part of the Republicans to insure
her for Fremont and Dayton. But there Is no
uue,,iop Of her ,u,eepnbiItiee to the kePuo lean
ts;,b proyiJed chs be sufficiently SUBSIDIZED IN toe
eastern counties snd this city. Certain It Is uiAs
NJ other part Of the Union available for the
c,u,s il 20 DE- .tstue of Republican organs for the
n.onle. Most needed here are cheap joarn'l', IN.
t,rpepe:,srng the social fben Of The nuodfed
thou,sp6, Of working m,sse', exposing 70 mem
the truth that the question il not to procure imme
di.t.,v the abolition Of Slavery in the South, but
to prevent the achievement Of the lsoorers OF 1ne
Moth: for if the Border-Rut6 an candidate, ba-
ch,n.n. succeed four-6ftbs Of the entire territory
oS the MON will be cursed with hideou: Slavery
y. an introduction to the realization OF the newly
s,o.nsed doctrine of the leading organ OF tne
Sonthern Democracy, The RseA.ss4 EsqstT,
rat Slavery is risht IN itself and y - sPPncaole
- The White working man - TO the biseh. whA'
All We ssy 20 The Fiesmss's Journal. ArchosnoP
Hushes's organ, which in the face Of 'nese 's' =
nd ,,.ipst every aspiration Of human nature N
ss~.,.l md Irish blood in particular argues 10,
the slaveoerssy puPpet Buchanan, ana ,; ,% the ,ss
most Infamous doctrine Of modem ""'' VIC
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LETTER FROM THE HON. b. r. BUTLER.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June 25, 1856.
GES1LExEs: The state Of my health will not per-
nit a compliance with the invitation by which you
have honoied me to ADDRESS the meeting 10 be held
this epirg at the Tabernacle n rafy the nomnt-
tions for President and cePresdeLt Of the United
States, made by the Republican Convention lately as
sembed in Phiisd, lphia. Bat shall be with you 10
rpii. for in my inmot heart .pprove Of and rejoice
in all the proct edipgs of that Convention The spon-
tspeous and decided favor with which the nominations
of Fremont and Dayton have already been received Is
q mcst cheering omen-I would fam hope sure pre-.
ssge-of succe,s. That il may prove such, and that
W tn the priceless blessings of Union and justice,
Tranquility and Freedom, contemplated by its found
ers, may thereby be restored TO Us is my earnest
prayer. ,r,..,
b. y. BUTLER
To LYMAN SHERwoop eco and Others, Committee &c.
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PENNSYLVANIA RALROAD.-The GREAT

l CENTRAL ROUTE eonneeme the hS Sa,a ' hs con
Ws~.r' Moth vesern and South western sates ~ eo
s;nuous Railway direct The Road also connects :. p
i,h asly line all the western aveIs
"a AZ land and ssndusky with steamers TO al PoI. on
the North Lskes nahing the most -
.hIs ,aats by which IREIGHT b FORWARDED 70 ana
from the 0rest West nv, yu,, -, prrrsRuRGH
P,.sr q, .ss b ots Shoes Dry Goods, I'm 9oc per 100
bores) Furs. Feathers, dc. .;.....''in,..
ssrosp d a.-Books and Stationery Ply (-s NJ, 100 m
Goss. din bales,) Hardware, Leather ~ P'4 wv
-
1a,sp CLAss-Anvils Bsssne Ssooo sno Csc. Per 100 n
Porh (ip bulk } Hemp, &c. -,
vopara O. AssCosee, Fish, bso1n sno sc. per 100 10
Pot lpeekeo Lard and Lard on. ~ mar
In Shipping ooods n1n ~ 81. Pennsylvanis Railroad" All
teuiT 70 mara me ~ ,hs Road Phnsdsphis
fptsbursh, wfi % i' n@. Womley Co, Memphis Tenn
fkElGHf AShhs - ! q Mitchell l. Sol, L snsshle,
Ind Dam. mil Bell MuIaoh and 0sr'e s,S;,m Brown
Shie AZ ~ u n,.a,i w Graham CO., Zanes'ine,
And hym 20 en ~ a. R,hxs a. Boston, Leech Co, No
On,o EsScn VI NJ 4 william st. and No batte-
1AsoI " Tvor = sneeder Philadelphia Masraw
RorrDs Baltimore Geo. G. Frsnciscns fhtsbofsh
Yor lsrtber psrtculsls OF bills Of isdins apply 70
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn HniyPeo 70,
No 2 Asor House, New-fen
III II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, fhnsdeipnA
" 4 LOMBAERf. SUPERINTENDENT Altoona r.
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I.e.,, 81 asrss.r, Of 6 nsr, - = h n O.
e1;s t :, h oh. .s'ss z Pa: ,s
rs Ana . Msr nm q srl
49, 81 ? . s:'ss = s Be-. ks.n,.,a
Col. Miller having made hs Appearance snong 70
company, evpmeuced The sale. Asta1sns SN o. 80.
VS. III shy kpocie ed down 10 =. More st eSte.
BAicosL atsoyear Old bal, Vas nsxt led ieso ne
nj Although fne-ioohing animal, the company
s.ess %: sS s.G ss i s. .oa
tn; !l.lc., e G s.I ssr E, c, :, s.sa '''
g., s'f r. rs !, :. ~ a a ss5 'i"'
Sc r.. ss:s,S y sIs.saies:ol
...I .,ns!s' l. S,c cs:sl:, us
he wss finally startec 1t ESQ, and knocked do~Gto
Mr.. Van Irghsm ct slSo
The cymrsny prcce,ded nov to .lsrge dea, sssI q
Down sheep. The BIDDING the sheep and bake
Wa. very sp,nt.j. The hist sheep brVexht INTO tho
rir Was Aiwo-, ear ole yew-sJh 10 SSmoe' rnoru
Of bu'chess County for $40 The same BIDDER gos ne
D, 1t at $3.50 The next at si6o; the mex, 81 VIC And
the I e1t at $780,
J. c. Ts,or Of ewJersey wss the next purchaser
OF ciest tto.
Mr. Thorn iken bought FIVE more at ESQ, cleo, s'',
eco and siSo
sr,e number Of lambs and ne-yesr old uurshngs
were ID. put M separately and psirs, and soh a.
prices rarg'pg nom s2o TO tioS each. HE bidders
VEN Samuel Thorn, A. G. Summers J. C. Taylor, Z.
conn ". II NTppiu, Nj. NnefSVh, V-&~'' 49,
Csdws lad.r, sno y On.
TIE south Down Buck Young York Eve yesrs
Old bred by Jopas Webb Of EeglAna, selected by l..
q Morris IL 1884, and imported in 1883, vas nent puS
up Youps York the winner Of the art p'. s -
IA. b.. sgen buck st the n Y. state BAR IN 1854
alro the inst prize at the L. = Agricultural Show be
at B.s,en m 1855 He ~ss 'tarted At s."", s'd
A large pumher II wearing bucks and csc Lamb
were then y at prices hanging from s25 to ei@ssch
to Me-sr. waipsrehi, Wilson coTss, Snss"''
Msiilspd Insight, lie. 4 aud other. The distroutio
an, ng vsIious States wss very general.
tt. She, having been al sold, the improved Eee,,
:, folk and Berkshire Swine we're dvposed o., Shcn
teimira'ed the ,s-. t. buyen we're Hon. Mr.. Coo
ger jas NJ MD er, John Hastsr, Mr.. Maitland, John
Jsy. Mr. Ck mebis, Mr. DE L'urey, Mr.. Peters,
Mr.. Orr, Mr.. Jehp~n, Mr., Gies, DAVID Pew, NJ.
Butt. nv onh Mr.. Wlmsrding, Mr.. Becar, Mr..
Dsshwo"o and Mr.. Hil,op. The prices ranged from
els TO $50. Lady Is RI, with hitter OF four Pig,
.old for SIS to Mr.. Clem~pts Of Penn.
The .ae beng terminated the company disPer'sd.
This has been the greatest and post successful sSe X
cattle tina, has ever taken place in America
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TBE. GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Il Of the AGE,

M KENNEDY Of Ro1bury has discovered In enc Of our
hUMoR Sem "a. Sersfss 1svs 70 so~me. ri.si..
s hss med IN over eleven honded essss and failed
possession over two hundred certificates Of he vss I'll within
twenty mlss Of Bostoa
Two bo,ss are warranted to nsrsins mouth.
oe TO three bottles wiz cure the wort hind Of psDpies
Two thrse bottles win clear The system Of bons
wc bottle. are ~srantsd to cure the wont sanhsr IN the
Tine. Eve bottles wrr.n.ei 70 cure the worst e..e Of
sry,ipsl's
One or two bottles warranted al huos in the
Two bottles warranted running Of the ear, and
-Four bottles corrupt running
one bottle will cure ,esly ersptons Of the shin
or thee bottles are warranted TO tbs worst Of
1woor three bottles warranted desperate
ss.e Of rheumatism.
Three to tour bottles warranted to cal. rhsa
benefit 10 awsys experienced Eom fret bottle and
Nothing looks improbable those who triel
all the wonderful medicine: Of the Day that weed
every .y"s~i Js. 6Ied fac. you s.rss
shout ,uitns cases. Dot Jour: pedS'sd over:
bsupa tse. Of in the vicinity Of boston hnov tho Of
est cures ever done in Mssehussit gave enldren
year ola 70 old people of dIy hsvs poor pany vemy
perfect state Of health BY one bottle.
To those who subject .el headache ore bottle will
bseu regulated by. Where tho body sound .ofl: quit.
nature will very singular feelings but you must not b
alarmed they alvey. d.sPPen IN he% four days 70 week
feeling sone You will feel youne HE heard
" the most encomiums Of that ever msn
listened to.
Msnuf.ctnre BY DONALD KENNEDY, No i2e Wsness.,
Ro1bury, Mass Price 81.
Wboiesae Asents for New. Yoh: c. v. CLICKENERh Co,
No 81 Barcsy.st CHARLES H. RING, No. ls2 Bro4avsy
B. Il d. SANDS, No lA WhHsm-st MARSH, OhVls
Co Nc. $50 Greenwich.st.; BOYD 4 PAUL, ChamberN !
wELLs& Co Ne MS Franklin; e. MeKESsoH ROBBINS
RIeLEY Warren ST. BARNES PARK, No S4 Bres1way
WARD, CLOSE l. Co, MsideLlaLo; Mrs. HAYES Brook
Ign and for retail BY al respectable Druggists through
ont Union,
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NetpT ork pailu 0ribm,rs
THE TABERNACLE XEET7NG-LET-
TIERS

The following letters were ,en. 10 the Committee al
Corrsspondence to be read at the great Republican
Ratification Meeting of Wednesday night:
LETTER FROM GOV. SEWARD.
WssHIssros, Saturday, Jure q, 1856.
GEsrLrsry: Your letter, inviting NE 30 attend q
ratification meeting 70 be held BY the Republicans Of
the city Of NevYork on the 25,h inst, would be ir1e
sttible the condition Of the public busnese in Con-
gress would suffer 10 be absent - long from the
National Capitol
Every step of the Republican party since its in.u
gurstion keeps tine most truly with the sceordani
Dusic Of Liberty and the Union.
The proceedings at Philadelphia are marked with
the wisdom, the dignity, the generosity, the conc.-
ton and the fmness which become an organization
desned 10 correct existing deplorsbls evils of al.d.
mnistrat1n Of the Government and to restore il 70
tie safer which marked out BY the Constitu.
ton.
Subscribe cheerfully to the basis adopted BY the
Convention without wishing to add or subtract pdn-
ciple or sentiment
know the candidates personally, by association 10
public life; and while rejoice in welcoming them a.
ieTow-soldiers under the Republican banner, rejoice
still more IN being able TO you and all with
whom my opinions have any weight that each Of those
distinguished gentlemen is man. who q leader will
be found not only able but slso CONSTANT steadas and
reliable in every event and under whatever circum.
stances may occur. Let them only be supported now
by the friends Of Justice, Freedom and Humanity,
with zeal and energy which a correct view Of the
critical condition Of the country cannot fail to inspire,
and shall within the next six months see the vul-
ture of Slavery drop the bleeding Territory of Kansas
from its teors and betake itself to it, native emes for
safety.
lam, Gentlemen, with high respe;t,
your obedien, servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
To Meana LYMAN sHLAwoop, ke.
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RESPONSES or THE PEOPLE.
FROM LANCASTER, PENN.
e. Of rns n. Y. rssDe-

CorrespUndeucs 0 Ths n l. fii2~~~ =. -.
LAscAsrrR, Pa, Thursday, June 81, 1856.
The pom naticp Of Col John Charlie. Fremont 10Y
President, ard william l. Dayton for Vee-Pte''den,
n n. U,s,a STATES by The Peoples Conventon held
n PhH.delphi., i h.aed throoshOq' peon'yiv AMI.
,ah The Nd .pthu.isstc delight BY the friends Of
Freedom. Cou.tsrpat,on Is rspdly spre 'diog IN the
n, \. Of N. Buchupan men, and regular stampede
Ia. occurred .mopg he Old Line whigs. The Plat
tom !. ,o,.ds,.d bread and comprehensive IN its
M, c;p,e. and well worthy Of the hearty support OF
sx,,v TIN. lever Of Anerics Its publication, 50 aPro-
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DRorrH At rHE Wrsr "A letter dated Chrk'Js
Prairie, IId., June q, says;
We hsy. the ,eyerest drouth ever known here a.
tbi. s.s,on Of the year Corn, grass osts, aod m~s
kud. Of vegetation, are wnheriDg sof vast OF rain.
This 10 not the ssse ev, rywhsre, however 10 soma
places not far Eom there have been heavy Showers
recently. In Others there has been very hstis ram
since Dee mtsr lasL"
Another letter, dated at Per,, Champagne County,
Ill on the Central Railroad, June 20, ssys:
ven severe dropth 10 prevailing " ths point &C
N. present time Both Winter and Spring wheat kck
most ni-ersby and, unlsss rein falls shsvtiy, cannot
n, ID lore than one Gurt Of crop. Oss ditto Corn
Las not conc Up well SD cum plovsd 10 ef di1
lot come ID al all Where IL Wa planted ~ oo
ground eaiy il Looks better than eoasd De expected
Tie farmers have a, les,t half Of crop Of 'd e'sa ca
LsLd."
OsospAsA HoRsE-sHOw 1t proposed 70 have
show Of boses at Syracuse the I'd and +th Of Jas
AID ts00 are offered some seventy pus<s, open -
oil the stats. z T. Whghsof syseoss sPpss's 70 b
the General ssperintebdsst Of ne Exhibition. 10 sha
evening there viii be Display Of Fireworks. -
BreKKrx STATE YEAsLIsss--E. = B<nAiy and
Adam Tuner Of shawn, Medina County, Ohio, sssed
each q them pair Of steer, year old in Ape! is
hey we're put on the scales about tho middle OF 'a10
and weighed as follows: Mr.. Bentsys, 2,i'' p'unNi
Mr.. Twnsrs, lao pounds-eo says our e'''''
| and s,ks Il theu weights are easy ~ oe"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
RAILROAD.-THRHE

RE M .r1snnna TRAINS BETWEEN pHILA-
nviy1iiA and PITTSBURGH -Tte MOkN.SV "a
TaAIN I..vss Ph'lsdelsha for fissowsr o. LINZ
p,,.hor,h Tor Phiisaslt hs a. IN The AL Nv
ssyss PisiseuI.h a, = 20 " rSXIN
,.s PSilaSeIpb. Tor Pittsburgh at ii p M so' '"'
fr Phisdepbs 81 81 ~ p m ,,h Tia railroads. 70 and
1.n a. Louie Mo Alton G.len. and Cn'e s No.. Main
frsnlo Lexington and LOai.s.s ~ Cincinnati DAYTON
s.osp; ySeSS Ono :.o siss u.
6ebes ZsDesyile, Massior ana %.. s. Louis Louh
steam p&eb bosts from snd 70 Ne"-o'
VILE ssd Cincinnati ,,,, l. Al Aof.Is nj this city.
fsr u,hs p.rsiculsrs 80 hsnds -, dtious and eors
tcstasae b.tweep fhs Esst end We oned
Through tickets esn be had At either oil inc
places IN the West Of Of
0iio' agent NO" CsurtJ,pdt-st New Ysrh
J. L. ELLIOTT Aren't PenDsyivsns Railroad Co., -,
ypoxAs uo no A.tor House ,,% "a Xsisfs,s,
New yosh, JspL, Isa Phlsdeppn