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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-01
FN- Our New Years Address is a produ

EF Our New Years Address is a produc-
ton of no ordinary merit. The author, Miss
ADA NJ. KENNIoorT, of B BAldwinsvile, Mich,
though in the enjoyment of sweet SIXTEEN"
has written several other poems which wou d
do credit to persons of ripper years and in pos,
session of well earned reputation for emil
ne 1t success. These rays Of light which are
burstins forth from her youthful mind, point
unerringly to a bright future, which we trust
size may he spared to develop and adovn.
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HOrribC Tragcdy--Attempt To MUIR
der II VO Persons.

On Christmas day the village Of Gilead
was thrown into great excitement by an at
tempt on the part Of Isaac Arnold, young
man, son of L. Arnold, Mayor of the village,
to murder his step mother and Mr.. Clark Nc
Donald.
Young Arnold has been laboring under
mental arrangement for about four years, but
has never before exhibited a disposition to in
jure any person, and has been particularly
kind to Mrs. A. AT times, strange ideas would
seem to control his action, and then again he
would become quite rational Ga this occa-
sion he conceived the idea that God had or
dered him to kill his step p-moher, Mr.. Nc
Donald, and another person whose name he
will not mention. He was outside Of the pick
ct fence saving wood on the day of the hor-
rible tragedy, and requested younger child
to tell his mother to come out, that he wished
to see her. She did not at once obey his re-
quest, and he sent for her the second time,
when she went to the fence and asked him
what he wanted. On hearing her voice he
dropped his saw, took pistol from his pock
ct, and, stepping up to the fence, presented
it to her face and fired. She fell, and suppo-
sing her killed, he ran at once to McDonald's,
loading his pistol as he went. Arriving a:
the house, he called McDon'ld to the door
and made three unsuccessful efforts to shoot
him. Mcdonald clinched him, was knocked
down, and Hould doubtless have been kill d
but for the timely assistance of friends. For
tunately, in his hurry he had placed the ball
into his pistol first, otherwise Mcdonald would
in all probability have been killed.
Tie bali fired into Mrs. AS face, struck
the cheek bone and glanced off, following the
outer surface of the skull bone and lodged IN
the back part OF the head. The wound WAS
at first supposed to be fatal. but last accounts
represent that there is cause to hope for her
recovery.
The unfortunate young Arm I'D is now con-
fined in our jill, awaiting an opportunity to
be received inlo the Lunatic Asylum.
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fS- WeIl rea lrr. Our friend r ] Tlwell

EF- We'll. rea Ter, our friend r Howell
has r'pl-uI>hpd his stock Of toys, candies,
grrc-ris and provisions gener.lle. C'rist-
ma' diiot u'e hn up, but it played sal hav,
oc vi h his fine Ascertain: Of fancy and use
fnl srtic'es. lie is always prepared for such
attacks, and will stanl at his post through
chick and thin. ever ready to do the agreeah+
to his nIner'u' cu,tnmers. A can of oysters
a2priseS u' AMI W. are depu'iz d to announce
to the worl and the rest of mankind that he
has rrceiv d fresh supply Of those fle oys.
ters, which are So essential to good dinner
or a psttahle supper. And an oyster p-
II airr, If you never ae an oyser pie you
are ignorant Of one of life's ,est dishes. Try
il and see.
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Ey judging from their Circular, we 4

Ey Judging from their Circular, we are
led to believe that s. n. Beach & Co. intend
to purchase large quantities of Slaves this
season. The t,ve trade amounts to no small
item in this sec IN Of country. as the following
facts will demonstrate. There were purchased
ut this pont last year about 100000 ever
$40 900 Of which we're purchased by S. N.
Beach IL Co, agents for Woolsey & Brick
head of ro'ed). Thus about $4,000 were
distributed among our farmers The Toledo
firm purchased, during the same psriod, over
3 900 600, amounting to perhaps $50, 600
We should think our farmers would pay more
att,n ion TO this trade, hich must afford them
u handsome profit, and that in cash. Call at
IS N. Bach Il Co.'S and get circular con-
tang the prices paid for different sizes.
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Begins its sixth volume in January 1871 1t i edited
by MARK FORRESTEli, the well known writer for
the Young who, the reading community will bear in
minI Is connected with no other periodical
The PLAYMATE has been dcnominated by an eminent
writer as, the best Youths Magazine published =
The publishers mcln to keep it so. Its embullSh-
nj MS are new, and the reading matter almost wholly
original.
An entire number might be filled with the commen-
daoy notices pf the press The Family Gazette saws
y" parent who cares button for his childrens well
tare, can spend dollar more proHt,tbv than in sub
scribin" for the PLAYMNrE.'
But we prefer to let the Magazine tell its own story
Those parents who have any choice about what their
children read, should subscribe Tor it, Ii it dIrS not
sustain itself after trial. Recommendation Of 9th
ers would be of any benefit
TEnMs.--Ihe PLAYMATE IS published monthly AZ
One DOlinr n year la advance 10 clubs Tj
cents per copy. Letters enclosing money may be sent
at our ri.a, if directed to
WILLIAM GUILD S Co
1856 Washington Street. BOst0n Mtss.
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kx- Tie exercises at the High School room

EF- Tie exercises at the High School room
on Wednesday afternooo last, consisting ol
tieclsmations. dial 1gues, original compositions,
nging, H., were attended by many ladies
and gentlemen. Il would be improper for US
to draw distinctions batyeen the different
speakers, for the creates! approach to pertec-
ton, lid We &noS all the opp Jsing influences,
night dwindI before the apparently pores
effort. The opportunities of scholars, from
infancy up, are 50 various. and their minds are
50 differently impressed, that We see, in an
exhibition of this character, not only the sue
cess Of the teac er. bu. the impr PER impres
sion, Of parents. No: only this, bat while al
plrrns take pleasure in seeing their chillren n
creiitsbly conduct themselves AZ these eX III
biti6rs, experience and obser- alton teach us
that the race is not always to the swift. With
the keep i'm that some scholars selected pie
ces Of too great len 9TH for an eutertdlmelt
OF ths kini, We we're mich pleased with their
speaking, the tone Of Iheir selections, ani
their gcoeral good department
The ptper-THe SaoU Ftake-under the
cditoI. IN ana semeut Of CAR LINE A. PoSEas
AMI AARr F. GLISS. vas unuSu,IIy we'll read,
aud the editorials AMI contributions were in a
high degree cr.l.t .be u l,'orS AL cores
ppnirn.s II treated On q li.e av sr'cty of sub
j.cts but contained no advertisements. la our
Judgment it would be good channel through
which malrim JnitI seekers could make their
wants known.
The singing was good, and the entire exhi-
bition presented evidence of an elevated tone
of r, fl cement and degree Of useful instruc-
tioo that is highly sa'ifactOry TO our citizens
aud creditable to the instructors.
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PnlCE 4 JEFFERSON. Atty's.
Doc. - lS.lD--.siM S1IS
Probate Court, Wood County, o.
John H. Reid, Ear OF the estate Of John Suuder, decd
VS.. HELEN Souder ct al.

John TT. Nelu ENr. OF The estate Of JUn SUuder decd.
HELEN Soudcr ct al.
Petition tn sell land.
ITO Eliza Faulhaber and Lewis Faulhaber. Nou are
l. hereby Informed that the 10th day uf December.
\. ID. 1876. | filed petition in the Probate Court Of
Wood county. Ohio, the object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain order Tor the assignment of the
dover of HELEN Sou er, the widow OF said John SOFT
der dece sed and for the sale of the following real
tate Of which the said John SUuder died seized
much thereof may be necessary to pay the debts
town of Perrysburg. Wood county. Ohio outlet No
2G5 in said town of Pcrrysburg and the west part OF
the north quarter of section four township four
United States Reserve, in said county of Wood Said
petition will be for hearing the S0th day of Janua-
ry, ID. 1857, o'clock. L. NJ, soon there
after COUNSEL can be beard. J. II. REID,
Exr. of the estate of John Suuler, decd
December Is. lSji- 3iwl4i.
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Wood county Common Pleas.
I. ". Sargent PIainiif ys. Robert Shank, Mary
Shank Defendants.


Shank Defendants.
Vacation after Fall r. rm, 1856.
fINHE Defendants will take notice that the Plaintif
l. ON the 3Oth day of November 4. D. 1856 filed
in the Office Of the clerk of the of common reaS
of W oOd county Ohio, petition s;ainst them SccEn.
to forcose certain Mortgage the south half OF the
snotwest quarter of section number lStownship NUM-
her north of range g. containing 70 more
or less. in Wood county, Ohio, executed by defend
ants and given James Balliett. Aug IL lsii and by
him assigned to plaintiff tn the payment of one
note Of 500 due, November /, 1857. and for G'
due Nvemher !. 1867 with interest both since Aug.
II, lSji. Plaintiff asks judgement tor 500 with in
terest since AuS II, lSji also for $ljAGc Of tax
paid To secure his lien and default Of payment that
the morgaged premiseshe sold & the prnceedI applied
first pay the of suit second the OF 100 and
interest since Aug. IL ISL third II iGc with
interest since Nov 27 lsi5 fourth the that will
he come due said mortgage. nGy. l. 1867, AID the
defendants notified that uuless they de
TO said petition hy the oath dav Of January H. d
1857 said petition will at the of Wood
ty Common Pleas thereafter be taken confessed aud
Judgment be rendered accordingly.
MURRNY 4 DODGE. dtty's ofPltf.
Dec. 4. lSjG-BDW7 1919.
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wood County Probate Court, Peti-
ton TO sell Lnnh.

Frederick D. Dny, EeNecuor uf the last will of John
Mays decd. ys. Oliver NAYS Rachel Mays,
Andrew Mays, VIM. Stilley. and Ann Stilley
TUE said Oliver MavS, ,che MAYS md Andrew
L MAYS, Of the state Of illinois, and William Stey
and Ann Stilry of the stIte WiSco SIM heirs and
equal representatives of John NAYS deceased will take
notice that the JlSt day De ember Sji the said
executor filed his petition in said ot Prohue OF
Wo"d county the object and PRAYER of said petition
10 obtain order the 2lth dty of January 1871 TO
sell the real estate OF said John Mays deccased to paw
the debts OF said d,cedent to witt The north end nf
the west half OF the south quarter of See 80 town
J. r. ., containing 90 acres the being tn. farm
which said John Mays resided at the time ot his L.
Said petition will b, for hearing Jan ~ 1857
at the office nf tn Prohnte ia i'. in Perrysb sburg O.
FREDERICK u, DOri, Ear. o. John Mays
PRiCE JEFFERSON. Atty's.
Jan. |, lS.JI--;;lw4Sg 81
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Road Notice,

Two the owner owners of the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of section "a. township
5. range 0 east that the county Commissioners at
their December Session appointed viewers to at
the house Of Elizabeth Walters, the 18th day of Jan
uary, a. ID. 1851 to lay OFT county road follows
beginning the Gilcad and Portage road. where said
road crosses the county road, running the section
line between sections twenty-five (22) and twenty
en- (27, in said township; thence east the section
line to the north quarter post of section twenty
en- thence south the half section line Of said section
to the south quarter post of said section twenty
270 thence east till it strikes ntersects the said Gil
cad and Port sc road, and there terminate and
cate all of said Gilcad and Portage road lying hrtw
the commencement and terminus Of said proposed alte
ration. JNO. GINGERY. Petitioner.
Weston, Decembey ", 1856 32wI$2.5n.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICES hereby given that petition win be pro-
sented to the Commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio
at their regular session. asking for view survey
and Location Of county road, commencing 50 rods W
ut the north east corner Of section IT, township g. r.
10 east, thence west the section line the ost linz
Of Henry township thence north few rods to tie S.
e. corner of section IL, town .. range east thence
west one mile section line the Otscgo g. Blancl-
ard Free Turnpike Road. and there terminate
A PETITIONER.
Dec. o. lSiG --1nMiA
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m maklng proposals applicants sh0uId designate the
bitches or drains above, their prices per rod and the
time of completing the lin exceeding two
years also the lan in the vicinity See cted in payment
The commissioners will meet al the above date for
the purpose of awarding contracts according w.--
Successful bidders should lie present prepared give
bonds with satisfactory security for the fuliment Of
their respective contracts.
BY order OF the Commissioners
JAS. W. ROSS, Auditor.
AuDITOR.s OFFICE. Wood Co., o.
Jan. |. lsl;--3lM4S lin
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fFM~Sst, Houston & Goodwin gave u

EF M~sstS Houston ~ Goodwin gave u'
evidence of their good feeiin. anl sEpreci.-
tiou of COOL things. by drpo,it with us.
for our benefit 4 holiday turkey, or turkey
f,r the h,sil,ys. They are MSays ready 10
do he "f,ir hiog" by tn ir ctstom~rs. AMI
keep en- assortment of 20 ,d', groceries, an
provi.i,os, ahich can b. purchased at fair
rates. Give them a trial
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u Our G,iend Ge"rge Powers has left
al n US s4ek OF Back ~heat Flour, as fine
As we hrv- ever seen. He keeps Pearl Mills
FLOUR eonstan,ly on hand and the ladies say
shat bis Prin.s aad Dress Goods are of the
mot cho;c stte,n4. and that he sells them
very low. He is doing fne hu u';ness, is an
honorable dealer. and advertiscs, to which
later We refer the reader for particulars.
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RhcrinSs SnIe-

James PurNlv vs. Seth C.. Mcdonald.
Df virtue of order Of sale issued in vacation and
Dto me directed and delivered from the court of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood county, Ohio. in the above case
will offer for sale at the Of George Lasy in the
town Of Gead in said county. the 2nd day of Jam
uary, 1857. between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. ~ and
o'clock n. of said day. the following property to
witt quantity OF logs attached by plaintiff as
the property of the defendant. {. ". NORTON,
PnicE JEFFERSON, Auy's. Sheriff.
Dec % lSjU--33ygs : 10
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" the merchants Of y f 'nce publish q
rari in the Democrat signed by tweAty os-
Establishments, declaring their determination to
al no goods with9u. the pay down hereafter.
''ie will wager som thing that they will grow
%f the prin er asks them t. fox over on the
same p'jaciplt. We never shen il to BE- 9th
..tEiss
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Sinar,iinnyS SnIc.


Peter c. Benadum, guardian, Emily Crane, ct. al.
)G virtue uf order of sale To- directed and de-
Dliyered from the court OF common pleas of Wood
cuuty. Ohio will offer TOR sale the door of the
court house, in Pcrrysburg,
On Monday January T. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4 NJ aud O'Clock r..
of said day, the north hall of the north quarter
of section number seventeen 40 in township number
seven a. north of range number twelve (l2l east. in
Wood county. Ohio, containing 81 acres more less.
p, G. BENADUM, Guardian.
MURRAY L DonGE, Attys.
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~ Temperance meetings are being held
in Napoh on. That whi,key barrel aud roos-
ter no longer make their appearance in the
NORTHWEST The editor. however, does not
favor the temperance movement because
preachers are engaged in it He is down on
preachers
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EFThe citlzrns Of Columbus are making
extensive piep4ra ions for grand festival ut
shn New State Capitol on the evening of the
Oh mN. tnyitations arc extended to persons
in ali parts OF the State, and IL will doubtless
be trllian' affair. Perrysburg will be rep
resented
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Administrntor.s Snle.

DI order Of the Probate Court Of Wood county, on
1.-The 23d day of January. 1857, at o'clock NJ. at
the door of the court house, in Perrysburg. Wood
county Ohio will he sold to the highest bidder the fol
lowing real estate as the property of Ira a. Reed de
ceased, to wit: The undivided half Of acres of Land
with steam mill thereon and further described as
beginning at the s. " of the n. f. qurrtcr Of
the $. W. quarter of section Il tuwi north Of range
~ east, to the center the McCutchenvillc road :
thence y. along said road thence the line If
said quarter thence south the place of beginning
and 10 run far enough along said 4. W. line to in
cude acres ofland Terms made known day of sale
EZRA MORGAN Admit
PRICE 4 JEFFERSON. Atty's.
Doc. - lSl.,--.siNX 81 IS-
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Sale of Real Estate by order o. Pro-
bate Court,

IN the 9th day of January, lS57, at II o clock A.
oM., at the door of the court house in the town of
Pcrrysburg will be sold the highest bidder the fol
lowing real estate, as the property OF Matthias Mar
tin, deceased, to wit The south part OF the west
of the south east quarter and the south part of the
east half OF the south west quarter of section thirteen
Q3J township five 81 range twelve l2.l contnfnin..
30 acres more Or e subject to the dover estate ot
the widow. Terms made known on the day Of sale
ii. n, ALEXANDER, ADMINISTRATORS of
PRICE JEFFEE>OS, Attys. Matthias Martin dec
Jan /, lSj1--jiw4S .53.
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GFThe State Legisla ure reassembles on
Monday next. Much bui' ness of importance
awaits it, and we shall endeavor to keep
our readers advised Of progress made. Hon.
E D. Peck will leave for Columbus on Mon.
day.
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ETThe Teachers Association, held at Ma
poleon, was well attended. Every teacher
10 our place was in attendance.
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FOur streets have for several days been
completely covered by ice, and ae dangerous
to all pedestrians. On Tuesday, Judge N.
D. Biinn fe and broke his ann. Many 9TH
ere have suffered less serious injuries.
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Gy- The Good Templars of Defiance, to
the number of about one hundred, had a
splendid supper on Christmas eve, and other
exercises suited to the order aod the occasion.
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E5 Messrs. Blinn d Barstow have placed
us unde' renewed obligations by presenting
us turkey for Christmas. They always have
lois Of such things to sell at just about the
right figures. Call and see.
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GE Congress is engaged on bills of but
little general interest.
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Sheriff SlIe.

Robert G, Corwin. vs.. The Cincinnati & Chicago
Rail Road C. mfsny.
BY virtue uf AN order of sale directed and de-
liyered from the court of Common Pleas of Nontgom-
at the dOUr Of the court house in Perrysburg,
On Monday, January ~. 1857.
between the hours ~ O'Clock 4, NJ. and o'clock
T.. NJ ot said day, the fnllOwi. real Estate the north
Uf Township No. four II north Range twelve [i2
East containing 81 acres, also the South half oftho
North Fat quarter of Section No. four RAJ of town
ship No four ii North. Range No. twelve M East.
containing eighty Also the north West quar-
ter of Scctnn No. twenty. nine [29l OF township No.
lGn HrccS: asu III, North East quarter Of section NJ.
thirty 1911 OF tow snip No six ~ north Ran. eley
en- tlll Er,t, containing 100 also the Fast half
of section w. thrty-two 1921 Of township No four
~ North range No. nine ~ Fast containing three
hundred and tw"I'tN acres: ais" the NIrt est quar-
ter of section NJ. thirteen lI3l township four j
nnrth. Of Range nine l9l East containing Gn acres
also the South East quarter of section M. twelve
OF township No iuur fil North of Range No. nine
ll Past. containing lG0 also the North half of
the North East quarter of section No. thirteen Il3l
Of township number four u north range, number nine
lgl East, containing 81 also the West half oi
the South East quarter of section No YentN one I9l
township No, four III North. range No nine [gl Fast
continuing 50 acres ais" the south half the North
West quarter T section No. twenty eight f2Sl town
ship NJ four [ll North, Range No. nine [Jl East
containing 81 also the southwest quarter Of
the northeast qUrrter nf section nomber twenty
IN of township Lumber four lIl north, range number
nine lHl east containing ~ also the west ha
eight l2sl of township number four s north rang,
nine ~ east containn" ~ acres containing in al
Fourteen Hundred and Eighty and all situate an,
| being in Wood county Ohio.
&. W. NORTON sheriff.
| JAuEs MuRRAT, ATTY.
] nap uN35
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icS- Miss MTy Huntington has several
pups under her C IRE, whom she Is instruct
ing in Drawing, Cravo1ing. Monochrom ,tic
sul Oil Painting. We hid occasion to call
at her room a few days since, and were much
PIE ,Sed to witness the artistic ability of her
pencil and brush, as we'll as the progress made
by her pupils. Miss II. possesses the faculty
of transferring nature t. clrdbo lrl or canvas
more correctly than any person we ever knew
of her years. 1t woull be folly to suppose
that all children or youth can attain to the
perfection which awaits her; but it is equally
evi lent that all may learn much that will be
of great value to them in afer years. Mss
II. gives 80 lessons in Drawing, Crayoniug,
or Mopochromatc Painting for So each and
80 lessons in Oil Painting Tor SO. Where
lessons are taken in more than one branch. a
liberal reduction will be made For their own
benefit, and for the encouragement of prom
Using talent, we sincerely hope that SO worthy
an enterprise mIy dud hearty encouragement
Al the hands Il our ci z ms.
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czThr o rio Farmer is Inst entering up.

Hs-rhr o io Farmer is Just entering up.
on i's SIKH volume. As an agricultural AMI
hom" j1urnai, there is no p4pr that we could
81 cHserfulIy recon- n4ni to the farmers Of
Wool county. We shout b" pleas d to see
it extensively cr,ul,tel in n nth We stern
Ohio, whore av.St mine Of wealth yet lies
concealed in the soil, aw i'ing th' progress
of scientific culture. The Farmsr is large.
well printed, and ably edited paper. and
among its contributors may he foun many o'
the most learned men in our Safe. PIiceS2
per year: with reductions TO clubs, A lress
Thomas Brown, Clevrla and, Ohio.
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EUCAL AND LITERARY.
-ANhI.Al ANp plrAn1rnE al 1uE Mv1ls

HNHIFNL IND UEIHNIV VNh II TIE NVILb
EaStern I'LL Leaves at III o'clock A. NJ and arrives
At2 o'clock p. ", daily.
Finilay nnrl leave Tuesday, and Saturdays at 7
". anh arrives on Mondays and FRIDAYS. at P. NJ.
Pn1toria- Leaves Thursdays at 8 4. NJ, and arrives
on Friday nt5 r. NJ.
Western m l--Leaveserery Monday morning at 8 A.
n. and arrives Mt p. N. same day.
JOHN POWERS. Post Master.