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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

The BLAcrrEET INDIAss.-The Commits.
sioner of Indian Affairs has received n letter
from Indian Agent Hatch, which states that
these Indians, together with other tribes in
their immediate vicinity, are all amicaby dis.
posed towards Government. and desire to
follow the advice of the Indian agents among
them. The Indians entered into treaty
with the United States on the 18th of Octo.
Der last, the stipulations of which, it is
thought, will be faithfully adhered to. This
agency is fourteen hNndred miles from the
rAeArest post Olive cSss, Of the Rocky noun.
tains.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25
WASHINGTON. Jan LIZ.

" AsHINGTON, Jan To.
Messrs. Boyce, Mcqueen and Keitt, ofSouth
Carolina, have abandoned Richardson. There
was one unsuccessful ballot to-day for Speak
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

CINCINNATI, January 10.
Flour steady at 6.75. Red whent 1875
Provisions steady. Green shoulders 81.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

tdg- Our thanks are due Hon. VIM. II.
Sneed for papers aud valuable public docu.
ncnts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

rB- Boston has six thousand more females
than males, while Chicago has about fifteen
thousand more males than females.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

CB- Joseph Hufty, who has been elected
Sheriff OF New Orleans, 100000 berth, is
q Northern man, and by trade brushmaker.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-25

Ev,; Dgyouyc,n-Cov c..a,
mSA' .o''.'D o'' "'''a''
ner, OF massachusetts IN ms message to the
Legislature, thus denounces the lobby system
which corrppts leyisst4bi, more or less. In
every State in the Union.
nv. all % ..
' m1'0 :. one o'n y, 'onpara'''e'y recent
s,u" W, IA y, :" s ;' "".uiI , Tvs 10 merit
Slate LARGO snms Of monnr hath e ane
'u '".ge ;"s ~. ~ n ~, oo'n oy prn'ohs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
DUErJUT.re9
BOOK - VlAl34

No. us, Second 81. MuscRtine, iowa.
n M.BURNErT would announce to the
IL. Trade and County Merchants, tina: be
can supply. for cash, the ScFOOL BOOKS,
published by ". B. Smith Is Co., lyison <
phinv, and A. s. Barnes & Co; Including all
the ElectIe Serie: 0. School Books, Sanders
Readsrs, Davies Series Of Mathematics, &e,
at publishers prices. ..#
BY buying of him, they save freight, insarant e,
sc, aad can have their orders filled IN much
shorter time. lie also keeps constantly 10 store,
and will Job. at a small advaRc. on EASTERN pri
ces, all other school books used in Iowa. Also,
n large stock of Gap & Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, States and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, poke, BOOKS,
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
memorandums, wall paper, mathematical m
| struments, cheap publications, note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
sent window shades, fancy stationery, vaien-
tines, pocket knives, novels, from ST. p and
| 50 per dozen. -
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
| yiolins, guitars, accordeons, Sc, together
with instruction books Of all kinds, sheet music
sc. He buys largely Of oil the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (deductng freights, SEQ
than they can be got elsewhere, he Is deter
mined to build up large jobbng trade IN the
Book and Stationery business has adopted as
his motto: - Small profits and la &c sales"
He has also very large sck of standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Nes Book. recefOea by Express, as soon IS
! Published
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceiyed daily. R. M. b. IS agent for the
! Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, c. F. Halls Percussion :nd Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
News and Periodical Depot,
At r. NJ. Burnett's Bookstore 17s, Second ST
The Daily and Weekly N. Y Tribune,
/ The = g Times.
I The q E" Herald.
The e @ Chicago Dem Press
Frank Leslie's Illustrated New paper.
Ballcus Pictorial, weekly, Thompson's Lee
, lures, weeky.
: MoHthlies.-.Har Magazine, Put
mans Ma. azine, Godv's Lady Book. Graham's
Magazine, knickerbocker Magazine, Frank
Lesie's'N. Y.Journal, Frank Leslie's Gazette
OF Fashion, Baliou's Monthly, Scots Reprints
! of the Foreign Quarterlies and Biaekwood,
The National Magazines, The Musical Union
BIN DING PER.
Persons having HsrpSa's MAJ
HsP" cover from Vol 70 IpL NJ ~ csvuE them ri
| BarHetls book -taFs.
Mscnuiay's England.
Vols 1T md ", long looked for ,ams a Last" ja
j Teceiy ell a. Ea4ust.'. Bc,k stsr..
NOUNS ~ III s'gss received II
Case Ct kHkAfsAs sLAIEs jail received and Tor sale
n!.ly. R.M BURNETT.
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Carpenters Tsels. ~
from the Chic Upiea Tool Gonna MES,

DLANES--Jointers, Jack, smooth and aas
L planes, bead and match planes, rabbit.
sash raising planes--a'so, common Sitting and
mortice guaxes, spokeshasss broad and 1aaA
axes, hatchets,, AIDES, hammers. Spear L
Jackson's rip, and md TENN save, socket and
hrmer ehissels, guages. angers and squares,
heve's, saw sets, h<nch screws, marking and
brad avis. OIL stones. screwdrivsts. spirit lev,
blrt, centre and spoon Lits3spiks and nail
gimbiets nail punches, iron asd sjtsl compass
es, bcx wood and ivory ru.es, saw, chisel aae
augtr handles, lravingksiva, chalk lines,
| single and double plane IRONS, Eat and round
lnorsepIa yers, boring nacAisss, hollow augers,
| Yc' &c, At MYERS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
DRY GOODS.

Dh / INJDN.
a" Erss qualities sna descriptions, consists. oha OF
f~rsgn and Ensunsctars .rn.zcGo h. q
s,nss and American manufacture tsii-d, l,r.d plain
ofthe corHero, Merrimse Fail River
pupe factories ada.r c.os st and OF the IL
ings Osuahergs fancy goods. becfes wiss ii
fringe Insertion lawns dsaiues sksmsTs booo
nstt., iaeonetEs. etc.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Flannels, L;nseys, vans, shawls. etc. in abGn-
dance Notions, combs, gloves, mittens, COM
forts, tandkerehiefs, needles, thread, tape, pins
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee. molasses. salt spices, rais-
ms, candles, fish, pepper, indigo, madden &c.
HARDWARE.
In this line we have all the articles usually
kept by country merchants. and such a. Gus.
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS& QUEENsW ARE
of all kinds necessary for the Use Ct families
BOOTS g. SHOES
OF all classes, kinds, descriptions and sizes 10 sn
and fit men wemeh and children
HATS 4 CAPS
to fit the head Of customers Of all sizes and fol-
all classes Of men, social or political, rclQdirs
the latest style of
kSGW-NOTHINGS.
In fact we hayethe largest stock Of goods, ev
er bro ught 10 this town, and comprises alnos
everything from bolt Of osnahurg, to a strin,
of beads. From a satin dress to rat trap -
From hogshead of sugar to brass button. -
From silk hat or bonnet to Misses CATERS o
a paper of tacks. Well, the half cannot b
told Cali and see. f57-f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Thsse PHI, ths result 81 lcae isvs .
hSatlon ard ST. y are offered - he
pnolie - the best AsA most cum lete
uhi D the present state u nslisNi
science can Afford. They are cen.
p,nneef Ret Of DruEs IN. p.sls 20,
bat CT the medic,nsi virtues oa,,
Of Vegetable remedies, sxtsste4Sd
BIZ Chemical prsees n staAs u M
Ei'y. 81 sornb,p<d tAvsthss ID sssa.
msnnsv a. TO ipssafe ~ nesS -
sn,ts. This sys EN- 81 CO. uoss, i'm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23
Proclamation Of the President.
WAsHIyGros, Feb. IL.

WAsHIyGros, Feb. IL.
The Presiden, to. day issued Il procls.
nation which will appear in the Union
tomorrow, setting forth tina, Indications
exist, that public tranquility andl the su-
premacy Of the law in Kansas IS IN dan
ger by the reprehens,bIe asls and purpos-
ss Of persons, both within and wi,hou. the
territory, who purpose 10 direc. and con-
troll its Political organizations BY force /,
that combinations have been formed there
IN 10 resist the execution OF the territorial
laws, and TINS to subver. by violence all
the pressn, constitutional and legal au-
lhorIty: that persons residing without The
territory but near its borders cca!emrl.t-
ed armed intervention In the affairs of
Kansas, and that therefore other lnhablt
ants OF remote States are collecting aud
engaging men and providing arms for
tie same purpose; tina, combinations with
IN the territory by the agency Of emlssa-
ries and other means, TO induce indlvldu-
al states Of the Union 10 interfere with
the affairs thereof, in violation OF the con-
stituloa OF the L. S; that the plans for
the determination OF the future institutions
"i The territory, II carried into execution,
vii. Constitute the fact OF insurrectlon and
al invasive aggression, aud vii! in ether
case justify and require the torcitie inter-
position of the power Of the General Gov
ernmcn', as well as TO the Gaaiutalnacs oil
he laws thereof.
Tie Presldent therefore commands all
the persons engaged in unlawful combin.
atoms against the constituted authority o.
the territory oil Kansas TO disperse an1
retire pea.eabiy to their respective abode.
and warns all persons that any attempt a
,nsurrec!lon in tho territory or aggressive
intrusion into the same will be resisted
no, only by the local militia, but also By
any av1 liable force Of the I. s. troops
10 the end CT assuming immunity OF VIC
lence and full protection 10 persons an
property and the civil rights Of peaceahi
and Law abiding inhabitants Of The tern
tory.
II III any part Of the unio the ferie
faction OF lanaticlsn lnilamed into dia
regard OF the general principles Of popu
lar sovereignty, which under the Const
tuition ale fundamental in the structure
cur institutions, if it brings on the coul
Try the DIRE calamity Of tie arbltaramer
OF arms III that territory, il shall be be
tween lav.ess violence Oh the one sid
aud conservative force On tie other, w,eIl
ed by the legal authority Of the genera
government.
The Presilen, calls on the cilizens
both the adjoining aud distant States /
abstain from unauthorized lhtermeldhu
with the loca! concerns Of the terrt tor
and adnonls.ing them that its organ
law is 10 he executed with impartial jus
tIce and that all individual acts OF iiegi
interference viii incur eo44tgn pauisi
men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Tvs" MAJOR Thomas HARRISON died On
the 9Th ait, III Boston. The decea.pJ
was an officer Of the United States Arm,
dur'ls the war Of lSl2, and was N i
baale Of Luniy's Lane.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL :
DEALERS IN
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
Glassware, Queens ware, Groceries,
BOOTS, SHOES md CLOTHiNo.
Second ST., opposite Briagrnan and Weed,
MuscATisE, IOWA.
(UndeT Odd Fellows Hall.)
MOULD respectfully call the attention OF
w the Citizens of Cedar county, to their
well selected stock of
Plain and Fancy Silks, Dress Goods
Goods and Embroideries, ,ohich
cannot be surpassed in the
STATE.
We are now absut
GIG q Y II G. oU II
our present Stock with the intention Of incree-
sing our business to
WHOLESALE JOBBENG TR.aDE,
for which reason after the lst of jan, 1856,
Great Indu ments
will be offered to purchasers, to prepare for the
SPRING TRADE.
Particular attention. is called TO cur large
and unequailsa Stock OF
WOODEN Goods,
both Dom este and Foreign. Now is the tint
to get the BEST Of bargains.
Call and examine our orr Stock. 1t Is no trou
liz D oLDs & BONN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

A Genuine pOerus

g-. o. A s:eaaiue Poem.
Who shall know d man from natare!
Who shall know him by his dressT
psnpers may he ft for princes,
Princes Il, for something less.
Grlmplca shirt and dirty jacket
Nav bcelothc the golden ore
OF the deepest thought and feeling
Satin yes, could do no more.
There are springs Of parest crystal
Ever yelling gu. o stone;
There arc purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed, and oyerErown.
God who counts by souls, not Ivy dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me,
While Re values thrones the highest
But a. pebbles In the sea.
Man appraised above his fellows
OFT forgets his fellows then;
Observation-Disclosures remember
That your m eanest hands are men,
Men Of labor, men Of feeling.
Men of thought and men By fame
Claiming cAub iIBAsH ~
In mans ennebling naae.
There are foam -emhroidorea oceans,
There are little weed clad hills;
God, who counts by souls no. Stations
Loves aHd pfospers yoa AMI lie,
For to him all vain distinctions
Are as PEI bles in the sen.
a. oiling hands alone are BUILDERS
OPan nations wealth and famef
iiaed lszness Is pensonei;
Fed and fastened on the same.
= the swea. Of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice;
While the poor MAS outraged freedom
Nainly iiitctn up its voice.
Truth and jastice are eternal,
Born with Iove'iness and isat;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
Waile there il a Sunday night.
tod, whose world voice ia singing
Beundless love TO yoa and me-
Sinks opposition with its tisles
IA the pebbles on the "A.
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L xpress Office !!
OPENED AT IOWA CITY.

OPENED AT IOWA CITY.
From .Ncu York. 10 Io.ra City in Fiee
days! ria ". York & Erie r. r.
SAHE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.
having established an Agency IN this city,
are prepared to forward Gold AMI Silver coin,
Bank Notes, Valuable Package q and Freigt,t,to
aim est every city and town in the United
States. Messengers will leave this city daily.
for tina East, connecting with tie American
EXPRESS CO., at Buffalo, for all points in Canada
ana Eastera States, and - New York with
Wells, Fargo & Cos. California and
European Express.
The United States Express CO. will pay par
te4'ar attention 10 the Collection Of Drafts
Payment of Notes, and to all orders for the
Pure base of Me- chandise. sc.
The Agents Of this Company viii also attend
TO all orders for freight that may be detained at
the usual points for trans-shipmeu:, as at Rock
Island, Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, &c, and VIII
pay charges and promptly forward TO destina-
ton by Express. J. SHEPARD, Agent.
New York Once, So Broadway.
Iowa ity q Clinton street, frant Of M
State Capitol Jan. II, 1856.
The L. s. Tapsess Co. have an Agent al
Moscow, I5wA, where all ronsignmeats fol
Trpros will be found n3,6m.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
Finnnces Of wood County.

Our readers will fud, in another column,
IN exhibit Of the receipts and expenditure
of Wood County for the past year. We learn
from the Auditor, that, up to one year ago,
the county was becoming largely in debt and
there was no way Of ascertaining the precise
amount Of its indebtedness, as no regular &C
count of debtor and credit was ever kept with
the county funds, aud orders were known to
have disappeared, number of years ago, in
rather a mysterious way; hence there wes q
difficulty, amounting TO almost an impossible
ity, in attempting to arrive at the correct
amount of the outstanding orders.
We think the county commissioners acted
very wisely in making the arrar cement they
did to pay the current expenses as they oc-
cur, and in making the distinction between the
past and the present of the county. In this
act tthcy exhibited the prudence and sagacity Of
business men, which is not always found in
Boards Of county commissioners.
By Distinguishing the past as the county
debt fund, and paying the interest. and per
centum of theprincipsl every year, it will soon
be extinguished. By making provisions to
pay all current expense orders when presen-
ted, their value is enhanced, and tie county
gains in the reduction of its expenses, an
amount equal to the increased value of the
orders. Heretofore, whatever money was
collected was generally received by a few
around the Court House, while farmers and
others who CHANGED to be called on the jury
for week during a session of Court, or for
any other service rendered the county, were
compelled to barter them off at discount
From an examination Of the exhibit, you will
find the receipts would have about paid the
legitimate expenses Of the year. but will fall
short some in consequence of having paid 6
considerable amount Of demands which were
incurred prior TO the commencement of the
present year, ard the orders for which were
justly drawn on the current expense fund, 81
they were not audited until after the dis.
/ liRclion was made in orders issued on and
after a certain day.
Nearly $4,000 Of the old county deb
will have been paid in 1855 and 1856, ant
the balance Of this years issue on the expense
fund not now redeemed, is provided for
We believe it IS the intention of the presen
Auditor to keep correct account of the is
sues and redemption of oil orders, so tina
the precise indebtedness Of the county can b.
known at any time.
The aggregate levy of 1856 for state an'
county purposes, is 8 2-1O mills on the $l,Ot
valuation being the same as last year. 4
part Of the state levy is to pay eff the oil
debts contracted last year in erecting the stat
house, which accounts for its being as larg
as il is.
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PLrkT, Mich, June 9th.

No MORE LAND.-Coagress, having it 10
contemplation to erect several large cities and
towns for the benefit Of friends about to
step out of Office, has become extremely pro-
life of the public lands. Superior belongs
to he President aud the Cabinet, and an ap.
preparation for a railroad terminating there is
constitutional, SO will be an appropriation for
a line of atmospheric screw propel!ers, but a
grant of lands for Pacific raj lold wouldn't
be constitutional. Anticipating that all the
lands in Wisconsin and low awil be wanted
for building railroads. all the land Offices Of
those Sta,es have been ordered closed, except
the office at Decorab May we be permitted
TO inquire whether it is constitutional to close
all the land offices rp bare anticipation of
eventr.-L Grant County (Wis } Herald
Gov. Chase has appointed Ozias Brown,
OF Marion, judge Of The Supreme Court OF
Ohio, in place of Judge Converse, resigned.
This appointment had been previously tender
ed to Judge Hoadey, Of Cincinnati, who de-
clined the honor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
The Next President and Vice Prcsi-
dent.

The Philadelphia Convention was largely at
tended, and the greatest unOnimity of feeling
and action character its deliberations, On
the first ballot, Col. JOHN C. FREMONT was
nominated for the Presidency. The second bal
lot for Vice President, resulted in the choice of
Ex-senator WILLIAM L. DAYTON Of New
Jersey These are nominations eminently fit
to be made,' and under their leadership, the
pro.slovery propugandists are doomed to an in
glorious defeat.
We shall give the proceedings of the conven-
tion and its platform of principles in our next.
At Chicago on receipt of FrcemOn!'s nomi-
nation, one hundred guns were fired.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
Sears, Pictorial Family Bible.

Any person wishing to get copy of this splendid
edition of the Bible, containing over thousand il
lustrations can now be accommodated by calling at
this Office The price is six dollars but we have made
arrangements by which cnnfurnish one copy of the
Journal year and copy of this edition Of the Bible
for that sum. Any person who will send Us twenty
subscribers and thirty dollars, will be entitled to
copy Of the Pictorial Bible, and the Journal for
year. A specimen copy of the Bible may be seen by
calling at this Office
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

!zs-Much space is this week devoted to lengthy
articles, to the exclusion of several editorials
and our accustomed variety. We have no apol-
ogy to offer, however, and think none is needed.
favored the reader with articles of much inte-
rest, and certainly no one will fail to poruse
Mrs. Woods complete exposition Of the border
ruffans. The lines translated by Nellie Forest
are beautiful, and Nellie will always find wei
come corner in the JoURNAL
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Strawberries. Jas. w. Ross is enti-
tied to many thanks for the beautiful and very
delicious strawberries left on our table few
days since. They were of the varieties known
as Burr's New Pine, and the Boston Pine. Some
of the berries measured ihrce and quarter in
ches in circumference. Although it may be ex
trcmely delicate to make two bites of cherry,
it would nevertheless detract very much from
our admiration of the
'Fsire,t piece Of well formed earth"
if we should see her putting one Of these berries
between lips of
Celestial rosy red, loves proper hue"
for a final departure, without making at least
two bites of it.
The soil in this vicinity is well adapted to the
cultivation Of the strawberry, md it would no
doubt be source Of profit for gordners to give
this berry more prominence among their mar
ketable products. They are now worth twenty
five cents per quart in Toledo, which will short
" be but fifteen minutes distant. Even at half
that price it is profitable crop, and bushels
would be used where only pints are now con-
sumed, if they could be had. .r
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

zs- The renowned Baker Family, the best vo-
cal troupe travelling, will give one of their in
imitable entertainments in Maumee City this
friday evening. Those who have heard them
once, will not fail to hear them again. 1t has
been our good fortune to hear themmany times
and have always been more than satisfied with
the performance of their programme.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
THE TTIRTIJTNG NARRATIyE,

We have received few copies of the narrative of
the men who were buried for fourteen days hun
dred feet under ground in the Blue Rock Coal Mines
which we will sell cheap.
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Pcrysburg, Saturday, June q, 1856.
Wood Cnunty Agricultural snciety.

The members of this society are requested to mcetat
Bowling Green the last Saturday in June at 10 o.
clock NJ. to revise and fix the premium list for the
current year. full attendance is solicited.
BY order of the Board
S. W ST. JOHN, President.
Ntsy % 1910
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

lns- Friend Powers has placed upon our ta-
BILE copy of Yankey Notions, for July, and
Brother Jonathan for the Fourth Of July. Call
at the Book Store end get these cheap and in
ieresting publications.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

.nf- The steam saw mill of Major Wood, ten
miles from this place, on the pike, was destroy
ed by fire on Friday morning of last week The
loss is estimated at from 81 COO TO $1,000 No
insurance. ". .. -rrr..--.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

Gp-DU PAGE County GAZETTE, is the title Of
new Republican paper just started in Wheat
on, Illinois, by J, A. Birdsall. 1t is large
sheet, well edited and printed, and should meet
with liberal announcement.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

5=5- The Uniycrsalian church in this place is
being thoroughly repaired.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21
MARRIED.,

~ w. z. Carr, Of the Webster House, i.
preparing for lively time on the fourth
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

gsg- The Rev. L. r. MeGTegor, Rresbytcrlan
minister, has arrived and will preach for his
congregation tomorrow. ,#s-r ss+t.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

., On the 10Th instb j. Chapel, J. r., Mr. EDWARD
INi"H, AID hi-s !rEhN NEULF, all Of Wood coun-
~ Ohio
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-21

Eg- Hon. B F. Wade will aceeptour thanks
for public documents, a'.-" ems
ND ...r Huf .-