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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-21
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We do not think person can evince more
benevolent trait of character than being moved at
the distress and suffering Of Others aud further
more anxious to do all in their power to alleviate
by ev ry possible means human suffering. Ia
this view of the case, do not know how the
humane and benevolent can do an action more in
accordance with their philanthropic views, tb al
by calling the attention Of their a icted friends
and acquainiances to tho fact, that Dr. SETH S
HANCE, of los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
has discovered prepsra ion which is put up in
the form Of pill, that has a specific action for
curing E Ilepsy, or falling fits, spasms, cramps,
and all forms of nervous diseases. Among those
who have been permanently cured, We might men
tion member Of the family If James II. Beadle
louisville, Ala; Mr NJ p Sledge Cabin Point,
Surry county, Va; and Mr.. w p. Ligun, Grenada,
Miss We might go on enumerating a number of
others, un il we had entirely filled up this column
of our paper; hut we think have said sufficient
10 satisfy every person that the subject under con
sderation is one Of vital Importance to every one
Reader! if you are well man or woman, and
have no need Of remedy, perh ps you know
some person who is not equally blessed a. your.
self II so, cut out this notice, and send it to him
or her 1t will cost yoT but little trodble, and
probably it will make you instrumental in curing
some poor, atll ;cted mortal Of that dreadful vsi
tation, Epilepsy or falling sickness.
DIR. Hance sends his pills by mail, free Of post
age, TO all part OF the world, on the receipt Of
remittance His prices are ; one box. SO, two, IS;
twelve, S2i. We have given his address above.
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Central Ohio Real Estate Association.

We invite the attention of the reader to the
advertisement and Schedule of this Association
to b. found in this paper, of the distribution, on
the first day Of July next, of over Fifty Thou
sand Dollars worth Of Real Estate, and ofSeventy-
five Thousand Articles of personal property
The Schedule is magnificent one, and those
who choose to risk a dollar in the distribution
cannot, in any event. lose but triHe, while
they may succeed in obtaining a handsome
fortune.
We can guarantee that every engagement or
promise made by this Association,in their adver-
tisement, will BE- promptly met and redeemed
This is no swndIing operation, got up to deceive
and cheat the public. but an open and honest
business Transaction, in which no one who
takes the pains to understand it, eau b. misled
The character Of the gentlemen connected with
the sociation. warrants what we have said,-
Colum bus Capital City Fuct
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as- The Toledo Blade announces the appoint
ment of Joseph Langenierfar of Maum,e city,
as superintendent on the Mlumse AMI Western
Reserve Road. Mr.. L, is good G'rman Re
publican, formerly Wing, and is well qualified
to discharge the duties OF the off :e being an ac-
tive, honest business man. If we are not mis-
taken, he will keep the road in better condition
than it has been for sometime past, and save the
state several thousand dollars per snnum. 1t is
the opinion of the Engineer that $4,000 will be
amply sufficient to keep the road in hne order,
whereas it has hitherto fed Partizlu favoriles to
tho tune of $1,000 wear.
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Mooannc,s German Bitters,

THE GREAT REMEDY NKRv ,Us DEBILITY.
j. M HuEsHIzrR, Doylestown. Pa June 90, SO,
saws "My wife has been afflicted with nervous
debility since Sipt. 1851, since which time have
that would benefit her in fhe least until one day
called mt the store of DIR. Harvey, of this town,
for tincture of iron, and described to him tt p
Affections OF my wife he then handed me lot of
papers to read, among which found one descrb.
ing your German Bitters, l immed lately procured a
few bottles from him, and am pleased to state that
the use of the Btters has done her mole good
than all the medicine she has heretofore taken =
l wish you to send me a half dozen bottles"
See advertisement.
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We notice among the arrivals at the Astor
House this Crhursday) morning. the Hon. Asher
Cook and DR.. R. |. Patterson of 0hio-the former
one of the Trustees and the latter the Superinten-
dent of the School for the education and training
of imbecile youth at Columbus in that State =
Such education has attracted the attention of the
benevolent for some time past, but has not been
practically realized till recently New York and
Massachusetts, have established schools for the in
struction of this class of unfortunate persons and
Ohio following the noble example, has taken steps
for the establishment of a school for similar pur-
poses and these gentlemen have been visiting the
institutions in this State and Massachusetts, and
also private school of the same kind at eBarre,
Mass, under tie superintendent of DR.. Brown
They gave altterng accounts OF both the physical
and mental progress of a large majority of the
pupils-N Y. Tribune
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For the journal.
Wood county Teachers, As,ocIotion.

Wood County Teachers Association.
{ The teachers and friends Of Education met at the
school house in Bowling Green Saturday. May 10th,
1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ rl'
The meeting wus called to order by Mr.. A. Brown
and Dudley A, Avery vase hosen chairman and Joseph
Newton secretary. On motion, Messrs A. Brown W.
S. Thurston and W. T. Hannon, were appointed to
draft constitution and Mcssrs J. o. Shannon, G. N.
Parsons and Miss L. L. Bassett, to draft By-Laws.
Messrs E. W. henderson E. Elliott and Miss NJ E. Carr,
present Programme of Exercises for the afternoon
Session. tart !
Adjourned to meet at II o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met agreeable to adjournment. The committee on
exercises presented the following:
1st-A speech from d. E. Howes. -s
2d-Report of committee on Constitu ton.
3d-Report of committee on bylaws.
4th-Rsmarks from members present
As DR.. Howells was not present. Mr.. Shannon and
others made some interesting remarks upon Educa-
tion.
The committee on Constitution presented one, which
was adopted by articles Also on Bylaws which was
adopted whole.
On motion, committee OF FIVE were appointed TO
revise the Constitution auI By Lava Messrs l. W.
Woodbury.. D. Day, E. Elliott Jas. W. Ross aud Gee.
Williams were appointed committee to report a. the
next meeting.
The association then proceeded to the choice of
olicers:-D. A. Avery, of Plain township. resilient
Messrs Geo Williams Of Center j. W, Ross of Perrys
burg and Alex Donelson of Gilead Vice Presidents;
W. s. Thurstin of Bowling Green Secretar ;J b. New.
ton, Treasurer Messrs j. o. Shannon A. A. Tburstn.
and b. Smith appointed to procure speakers.
Messrs Z. w. henderson, W. IL. Gorrill, and w. F.
Hannon,a committee on Programme ofexercses:o re.
port at the next meeting for the following.
Mr.. E. Elliott to write essay on the art of teach
ing.
Messrs W. S. Thurstin, and j, B. Newton to write
on subject of their own choice.
Mr. G. N. Parsons on the best method OF governing
a school.
Miss Z. L. Basset', on primary teaching.
Mr.. ]. O. Shannon on the object of Education.
Miss NJ E. Carr, and Mr.. W. II. Gorrill on teaching
the Alphabet.
Mr. d. Day on the science of Numbers.
Voted That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Perrysburg Journal aud the Journal
of Education.
Voted TO adjourn to meet at Bowling Green, on the
third Saturday in June, at 10 o'clock A. VI.
D. 4. AVERY, Chairman.
[rwToN Cecretarv
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DIED,

At Monroe. Michigan, the 18th inst, Miss SARAH
E. WooD, in the 18th year of her age.
Atameeting Of the Perrysburg Lodge of Independ-
Order of Good Templers in their Hail. on the eve.
ming of Nay I9th, 1885, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Col, in His alwse provi-
dence to take from midst much loved and re
spccted sister, SARAH E. WOOD; and IY.cred She was
devoted member of our beloved order; therefore,
Resolcsd That in the death of our beloved sister we
have lost who had, during her short stay In our
midst. won the confidence aud esteem of all her ac-
quaintances and friends.
RssoiueL That, with her relatives and friends We
deeply mourn her loss,
ReIolpsd, That a copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the relatives of the deceased and that they
be published in the Perrysburg Journal.
OLIVIA g. Beach,
MOVES d. SMITH,
d. X. HOLLENBECE,
II. e. AvERILI, ". s, Committee
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John Hoster, j. Il. Tracy, Luke Carr, and Jchn
Carr the OF the north half of section thirty
three, township five north, of range ten; and Jacob
Hartman, and Lyman Root the owners of the south
west quarter and the lfothe south quarter
OF section twenty eight in the above nance township
and range will take notice that the trustees of Plain
township will the residence Of Joseph Tracy
the j0th day of June next. 10 o'clock 4. NJ for
mencn at the foot the north of the corner
OF the half Of the norht- quarter of the above
name1 section thirty three thence north the north
of the southwest quarter of the southwe
quarter of the nhuve described section twenty eight
thence east about iorty rods thence north the
suitable ground intersect the $50 oalled) Green's
ditch.
Plain TyYp NAV 81 lSi7--2wGS35a
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5s- If certain parents AMI guardians will visit
the old cemetery and read the names Of their sons
or wards. upon the face of several tomb-stones in
pencil marks together with indecent language
they may see the direction in which the minds OF
their "pinks Of perfection are shooting" When
young men become so far lost to the finer feelings
Of their natures as to make the cemetery place OF
resort for base purposes, and convert tomb-stoues
into tablets Tor the expression Of vulgar thoughts
they will bear looking after
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DR.. Robacl,,s Theory onlproc,ice.

II would seem that Dr. Roback's scandinavian rem
edes" have taken the highest rank among the stan
dard medicines of the day. His theory is that in what
organ disease may show itself its roots are in the
blood. Hence his famous Swedish curatyes the blood
Purifier and the blood Pills designed speci-
hcally upon the sanguineouS huid Individuals who
have suffered for years from dyspepsia scrofuu erup-
tons of the skin bronchitis asthma. general prosra-
tion liver complaint rheumatism, neuralgia and many
other distressing maladies. report themselves over
their own signatures radically cured by course of
these remedies. The claims oil Dr. Roback's adver-
sements are therefore supported by competent proof
See Advertisement,
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1S- The Board of L lucation occupy consid-
cradle space in this weeks Journal. Hereafter,
either party, to insure hearing through our
colums, will have to be brief Situated as we
re,every article Of this desert ption of the length
of the one published this week costs us just
81. 80 cash, extra besides the room occnped.-
If it was general matter. we could use it twice,
aud thus save re.settiug the same amount of
type. We are willing to be " a free horse" but
protest against being rode to death.
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FEVER AND AGUE-AN INFALIBLE CURE.
We defy the world to produce any medicine
which does not contain Quinine, Bark, Ar enic,
Mercury or any xious or deadly compound. to
cure this annoying disease so cfectually a. Car
ter's Spanish Mixture. While it contains none Of
the above named dangerous articles, yet it pos
sesses power in relieving and curing Fever and
Ague which cannot be approached by any Of them
separately or in combination 1t acts specifically
on the Liver, PurifeS the Blood, ep'mS the pores
of the Skin, and assists nature to expel from the
system the SEEDS of Disease or what is as bad, the
remains of the mineral drngs, which clog and
finally destroy the con stitution
See the cure Jf Lnngden of Virginia. he had
chills twice day for three years. nothing won d
relieve him until he tried Carters Spanish Mix.
ture, only three of which effectualy restored him
to health, nor has he had rerurn of the disease
since.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important 10 Everybody.

Hereafter no advertisement will be admitted into the
JOURNAL until it is paid for except where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all cases the
person presenting IN advertisement for insertion will
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
debt, with accounts on Tom Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. The cash system Is better for all
parties, and pe shall adhere to il.
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sCunnI. nIEETING.

There will be meeting of the citizens of this place.
at the High School room on Friday evening, June o.
1867 for the purpose of elecng two members OF the
Board Of Education to for three years, and to
transact other business The propriety of erecting
new School House, for the eastern division Of this
district will be brought before the meeting gen.
eral attendance is solicited.
I.P. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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Rats, Reaches, Bod-Bugs, Insects, &c.

NEw YoRK, April H. l855,-Mr. Henry r.
Costar, No. 359 Broadway,--D,a Sir Having a
great many Rats around my stable and shop, |
thought would try your Rat Evternnator and
bought one of your boxes, and my man fixed it
according to your directions. The next mornng
he found over i50 deal rats. have bought other
Rat Poison and found them humbugs and take
pleasure in prolouncing this no humblg, and that
it will do more than you say it will in your odyer-
tisements. have also tried it on steamboats,, and
satisfied them tia it is the greatest thing of the
age. Respectfully Yours,
J. S. UNDERHILL No. 435 l0lh ST.
NoTIcE TO ALL CONCERNED demand for
"Costars" Remedies for the destruction of the
above pests, having occa3ion3d an unlimited cor
respondcnce in.regArd to prices etc, the proprc-
tor has determined to publish the same in his adj
vertsemalts hereafter "Costar" prefers that
every city, town and village shall be supplied
through his own Druggists and Dealers, but in
cases where this is impracticabIe he will forward
small orders by Mail or Express, on receipt of the
price, with sufficient to prepay the same See
advertisement, wiihSs 80 in another
column
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school Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session Tor the
examination of Teachers. at Bowling Green on the
FIRST Tuesday of June.
eS-No applicant will be examined who is not pres
ent punctuay at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
BY order of the Board
II. II. DODGE, Clerk, pro TEN.
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OF During the past week we have received
several communications without any signature to
them If the writers had been attentive readers
of tho Journal they would have known that our
rule requires q responsible name to accompany all
articles intended for publication
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ns- Major McCullock has been appointed gov
ernor of Utah. lie has the reputation Of being a
firm, vigorous, and withal prudent man, and is
well calculated to grarple with the difficulties Of
the positon.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAU IT,
rUL CoMPLExIoN---can be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers. What lady gentle
man would remain under the of disagreeable
breath when iy using the Balm of a Thousand Flow
ers as n dentifrce would not only render it sweet,
hut leave the teeth white alabaster? Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, aud the subject Is so
delicate their friends will never mention it. Beware
of counterfeits. Be each bottle is signed,
PETRIDGE g. co. New York.
For sale by all druggists. Feb. l9--ilm6
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u-T The Wood County Agricultural Society
met at Bowling Green on Saturday last, and ad-
journed to meet again at the same place, on
Saturday the 18th day of June. A general at
tendance is earnestly solicited at that time, as
business Of importance 10 the society and TO the
Interests OF Wood County will be acted upon
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93- The attention Of Druggists and Dealers is
invited 10 Costar's" Advertisement and Notice in
to-day's paper. If these Remedies are what they
purport to be, our Druggists will find an extensive
demand for them here.
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1s- Hon. A. Cook arrived from bis official Wis
it to the eastern states on Saturday last. Another
interesting letter from him may be found in todays
Journal.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of P. F,
p Road Co will be held at Bowling Green on Friday
the 5th day of June next for the purpose of eecng
Directors for the ensuing year, and other matters
BY Order of the Board
Bowling Green. J. BOUGHTON, Secretary
May Z, 1857.
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Chauce for IA TSargai0.

THE dwelling house AMI two lots, the south least
l. corner of Locust and Second streets and house
Second street. door west Of W. l.. Cooks resdence
also office on Front street door west of f. r.
Millers store, offered for sale thirds of what
they worth Time will be given part, and the
payments made easy.
Appy TO D. NJ. MEFFORD or to
MARK CURTIS.
N[ny 21. ls5G-on
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THE MARKErs.-Corn has suffered slight
decline 1t is not firm at IS cents We have
no other changes TO note.
The eastern quotations of corn show decline
corresponding with the above figures.
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Take Notice.

TTHOSE indebted to the estate of d. LaGd by vendue
l. notes, otherwise, will please call tile under
signed and settle Immediately, the accounts of said
estate must he closed. GEORGE POWERS.
MoN.p O,rQ
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1T Queen Victoria has conferred the title oi
baronet on her physician and accoucheur, Charles
Locock, since the birth of her last child.
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es- The District Court did not sit in this place
yesterday. as per appointment
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ns- The Niagara Suspension bridge pays div
dend OF 5 per cent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
C 100 OF. Quinine.
20 do Morphine,
Below Toledo Prices,
Nav Il, 1857 PECK & HAMILTON
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MILLINERY AND DRESS NJ M1KING
ISssSS. a. q. W0DSA.

Has permanently located in PenysbNrg, aud will
keep constantly on hand assortment Of fashionable
millinery. such as bonnet, Ribbons Flowers Borders,
Braids Cape trimmings, &c, &C., suited 10 the wants
OF her customers.
She is also prepared TO renoyate straw bonnets or
gentlemens Panama and Leghorn Hats
Particular attention will be given TO dress making,
Andlong experience her in believing that she
will be able TO please the most particular.
MAY, lith, 1851.
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hlOWaTd Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
VWPOIRrEAN's ANNnETNCHysEN


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Two all afflicted with Sexual diseases such as
L SPERNiTORRHO3A ItE1KNESS MIRO
VENCE, GONORHEA. GLEET. SIpIIISLI I
the ' ice Of ONANlSM, or SELF ABUSE&c.&c.
The liuwAFp AssnCIATiuN, in view OF the awful
destruction "f human life caused by Sexuu diseases
and the deceptons practi>cd upon the unfortunate vie
Tins of such diseases by Quacks. have directed .her
tnnNuitn" Surge on, as a CHARITABLE Act worthy OF
their name, To give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all per
sons thus afflicted who apply by letter, with adescrp
on" their condition, (agc occupation, habits of LIFE
&ci aud IN cases OF IRENE poverty and suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FuEE or CuAEGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution
established by special endow meu for the relief of the
sick au distressed afflicted with ''NiruleLt and Epi-
demic Diseases" lthasnow Asurllus OF means whirh
the Directors have voted expend in advertising The
above putive, IL sneedless add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill OF the age aud
viii furnish the most approved modern treatment.
just Published hy the Association Report on SperA
mltorrhoa, Seminal Weakness the vice of Self
Abuse and other diseases M the Sexual Organs bN the
Consulting Surgeon which will he sent by mail lin
sealed enyelope) FEEE OF CHARGE on the receipt of
TWO STAMPS for hostage.
Address Dr. GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING SUR
GEoS. Howard Association. No. South NINTH Street.
Philadelphia Pa. BY orderof the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEo. FAIRtHILp. Secretary.
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Groceries.

Sugar Tea, Coltc, Sugar House Syrup Goldfish,
Ma:kerel and Spices &c.
Just received by w. p. & A, II. GR,swoLD.
A NEW lot Shelf Hardware, and Joiners Tools,
n Cheaper than offered.
W. P. & A. H. GlIswoLD.
Maumce CITY, May lG IS57-a2Sj2u
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SILKS. Plain Black, Striped, Plaid. and
Summer Silks of all kinds, now opening at
]. A. HALLS.
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BONNETS-Plaiu and S 1T S:raws, Tuscan
and Silk Bonnets of all sizes aud kinds, Frerch
Flowers Straw BiaIs aud Straw Trimmings, Bon.
net Ribbons Ruchts with and without flowers.
white and co orpd Laces, Craps aud Edgiugs for
Bounets, this day received at
j. A. Halls.
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Sherif:s Sale.

Ewing Carius & Co. VS.. Daniel WurZ's estate.
DY virtue of an execution to directed and deliy,
ID cred from the court of common pleas of Hancock
county, Ohio in the above cause will offer for sale
at the door of the courthouse in Perrysburg,
On Saturday the 10th day of June, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock
NJ of said day the following real estate, to wit: The
south half southeast quarter dissection seventeen
township number four o. north, of range nine, in
Wood county Ohio. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
May 81, lS57-2w5S20s
NOTICE is given hereby to the oweners of land in
~ sections H. Is l9, 20, 30, and 30, of Plain town
ship Wood county, that the trustees said township
will meet at o'clock the 9th day of June next
at W. N Mnton in Plain, in order to lay and ap.
portion ditch beginning in the neighborhood of the
southeast of section 10, and running on the
most suitable ground to the north east of said
section and thence east until il intersecs the Plain
and Tontogony ditch.
May q, lSj7-2w6
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DRESS GOODS. consisting Of Poplins,
Lawns, Challies, Bocaries plain and figured, Col
ored and White Biilliants, Dotted Muslins, Victo-
ria and Soft Muslns. Swiss and Book Mulls,
Scotch, English and Lancaster Glnghams, at re-
duced prices at
J. A, HALLS,
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J. B. NEWTON, Secretary.
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SHAWLS, Brocha, Stella, Silk and Merino,
n complete assortment now opening at
j. A. HALLS.