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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
Popular Errors.

The human body, in our climate, is al-
ways much warmerthdn the atmospheric
and is constantly throwing off heat. AN
substances. in respect OF heat, are called
good or bad Conductors. If we apply our
hand to the carpet, il will appear toerably
warm, because it is u had conductor, and
takes no heat from us, If ws next touclt
the floor, which is Of wood, and therefore;
although bad one, better conductor
than the carpet. il will appear somewhat
Cold-as it takes some df tiIe heat u our
hand away. Iron. and all mehds, be,lig
emiueutly good conductors, viii abstracts 4
greater quantity Of heat from us, SO that
when We come To touch that, il VIII appear
FveSyse6Id from the loss Of heat wliieh, ,pilg
body Immediately experiences The same
{ lltciouI testimony OF the touch would
induce us to believe that water is really
much colder than il is. When we take
the cold bath, we experience u chilly sen
sation in passng otL of the atmosphere
into tho water, altIlutigh Il therfnome et
will tell us that both arg Of the same TEN y
perature; this is because 1t has property
peculiar to itself, by which it absorbs and
carries away whatever heatmay be brought
in contact with it, and which Is edditalent
in it results to the property OF cot
ductor. Thus it will appeal that what
seems to be cold sensation received fi'"tt
other objects, is, in reality, nothing more
than the loss of heat in touching them,
and thus IL is evident that the Author ii
the Universe formed our sefises to answer
the ordiHarF purpose ol life, and gave us
intellect to correct their errors, and allab
us to apply them to higher and nober pdr'
poses oi science.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

Es~A Il 's,on paper accvu",s for the
f'Et that some persnrs always 90 out Ola
co-reert-roon just befre the last piece, / y
slIpposinS lhn they are servants who
have received p"rmf,,ion 10 stay ota olrly
a part o. the evening
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

EJ"Madam," ssnE old Bogpn to Ilis
boarding housekeepcr, lin primitive coun-
tries beef is often the lca al tender; but,
madam,.' said he, emphatically IkFastingg
his fork into the s:ea4, rail the hws iiI
Chriscndony couldn't make his beef ten
der" .... .-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
rETho Taunton Mass /" Gazette

Eft The Taunton Mass. Gazette"
says: "At one OF the churches. where an
annual charitable collection was taken up
on last Sabbath, the amount contrib
uted nominally exceeded the usual sum,
but was almost entirely in the del reUia,ed
foreign coin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
"A Eayori.e ma,

Eg-A favori.e nraypie which had been
accustomed to receive its daily bits from
the mouth Of its mistress. one day perched
rs usual on her shoulders, and inserted kis
bcak between her lips. not, rs it wirs'
proved, to receive, but togipe or hid =. for
rs ono good turn deserves another, the.
grateful bird dropped an immense green,
lat caterpillar into the lmlg's mouth
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
Select qoetrg.

.gA&r ~ 80. Isl,.s.H. ~ - ri -nH"
-.v5e lts, OLD HANNAH lr' r's
s.r's-s vria sabbatii morn, and holy balm
u Drops down on the heart like dow, 100
And ths sunbca KS glenn, sea, ~..f u
.tarF- q Like a blessed dreanIs 'ii.t w.
"A ...s, A far the mountains blue. ..i.t
4 a. a.. Old Hannah uap " her cottage door, ,L',sa
~ " In her ., faded s;,,1 %,aoT,s son cap -ufors
With her Bible on her lap. si 20 ar.4
.l.,esa1zt tAmoak Is hanging Ger her hend, ~ ''
,y.i And the burWi ID wisIpsring by,i = i.'~
From Fro Prh%Ii9.ssii sheiq ssilssS ssR Keep, e'f ss~
II sas AZ as !: lP jGs i.ssa.
tBastt A.as ~slt aehth,
ON the old gray stone, =, y ~
' -- To hear what tho spirit saith.
Her years nrc DER three score and ten,
And her eyes are growing dim, .l.1.-
But the page is bright ..-. ..-. -....
With a living light,
Aud her heartlcaps upto Him f..
Which the soul can only hear. .
She is not alone
On the old gray stone,
Though there's no one standing near
There's no one left to cheer her now,
But the eye that never sleeps
Looks on her in love
From tho Heavens above,
Aud with quiet JOY she wecps
She feels the balm OF bliss Is poured
In her worn hearts deepest root.
Beach.
E,IN FROST.
.. Richard StoIrs Willis.
st hier dein Grab? wohl deinen Nnrncn schrcbcn
Sic auC dies schmuckIos stille Kramz und huben
lIuin Elcid damn, define Iiullc hier beKraben;
Sic mug-was fronmt's zu klagcnf-her zersticben.
Du bu bist ia doch Icbendig mir gchlieben,
Wir strcbtcn nieht nasht ird'schen Liebe Gabcn,
bort untnr Stcr seh'iCh nun erhahen
Dciu Bid mir louchten, rein, vie unSer Liebcn
Nicht dort ALIEN in Jencn scl'gen Raumcn
= a chit die IA Inoin Herr Hnd nndct dich nen AuEc;
A ne Ia hicr, wo ich nocli fri.ches Iebens sauge,
u nIsehw e6st du mich i'm Wachen, vie in Traumen.
Verkla art hast du auf mir d:cses Lebcn
Nit allen Zaubern der Natur verbundcn,
n Sl-h'irh dcin Bid ais Lc,chte ver mir schwcbcn
Durch lich ha 'ich zum Licht den Veg ge:undcn,
lhrst mich handeln, mach dem HOchstcn strcben,
Isis icI,, vie du, das Lcben ubsrwunden.
ShelbyviIle, Ny. Won }. H. kAPrEs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

CIUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, Pomer"y. Sal
- twenty cents per bushcl. Once near the Fu
u.ce ~ G. GRANT, Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

(soALPoRT SALT COMPANY. Once in Cooper
~ building Coaiport, o. salt for Country "au'
Retail, Thirty Five cents per bushel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

DOMRROYSALT COMPANb Pomeroy,O. Salt fol
i sale at ThirIy-nve cents bushel, for Country
Trade.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

N a. WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist. Hum mnler's buiId-
I F.ng 2nd Story. Rutland street, Mddlcport. %. All
opatntios pertaining 10 the profession promptly per
fSmed. Ladies' waited upon nj their Residence. it
a1stYsd Dee. l6.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

Nv wHITESIDE. Manufacturer OF Boots an" ITr, Hn1e
l Rrnnt street. three doors above Stone brlhg'
The lest of work, for Ladies' and Gentlemen, made
lrhr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

DOMEROY ROLLING MILL COMPANY, have con
i stantiy ou hand and make to order, superior
uunIIty OF Iron Of all sizes. Or'ers promptly exc
cuted, by application to the Agent al w MN. ort
Jan. n, '5S.--I-Ixt l.. r. POTTER, CINCINNATI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
IANU UFACTURES.

~EORGE McQUIGG q Go. Tanners and CnrrIer
\1 Buttcrnut street. CON Sugar Run,) Pomer"y'o
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

~ S. HOTEL. AND STAGE OFFICE. four doors beg
u low the Rolling Mill, PomcToy, Meigs county, Va
MI A. Webster. Proprietor. hoI 'c.'.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

nEiAIiT having ,sn ale ~ tic rayneu: d:
- o cr.teiu SUN el nfcn-y seruIc-a u bs pa!l ~
al .ader. Lre Of mortFG5o bearing us;e tae s:x-
ics1tE day c; April. y, T. leSJ, oAetu..d ~ Cts
~, olc.. GLC Lauual K. CGe.! IL. VIE Z. p.Y
f4r, Van EuTCu county, ..IeEiF.u, g i..!s - OK
iauo, OF tie gaze 81 os, on TIC pre2..a.s se.sl.
alter deserted AID which nortga.e vas Guiy D..
CIiacd lu tie Once Of TIC kea.stlg O. DEEDS, flr
the county OF Van Buren,, state OF Michigan, 6.
the seventeenth day 81 April, a. n. les. ~ IS
o.eloe- a. d. u Lioer i OF mortslse' ca paGca
SO aud 5lC, and G!ct mortgage was duly
assigned b. said Hiram SUs iari 20 JsInss
iiarils Of said county OF Van BCrer, r ~ assign.
ment dated go fourteenth cay OF May, l.. 4. l6t5.
ana recorded a. the Registers otigo g,0re5aid, OF
the itb day Of Nay, A. ID. 1905, at o'clock =. Nj
10 bibcr II, OF mortgages, on pages 54l aud 81.
AID which mortgage was aiter1fa arc assigned 81
said james Harris ~ Horny W khodes, oi tho
county aforesaid by 81 assignment osted the tv-tA
day Of rs euber, 1855, and recorded IN IL.
Register Office a.oTes1id ca the zenith dsS OF y
conGu!, y ~ le5t, az TALL past ! O'clock 7 " IL
Libor ! Of n,.- cages on page a.; AID which
=. 81 ,.,e t-a ..c 'r8r3 duly assigned by siG Her.
r. VS. cgs ~ &C Everett ofthe county aforesaid
b., -r -a.. l--y-t dated tie seventh day Of July
4 , 1850. ed recorded 10 the kegisteE's oGce
lI0ros..i c. tie eleventh day Of July, A. D. lS56
a. o.c.ock ? " IN Liber L Of morts sgcs Oh page
&C. -Li on which mortgage there il claimed to s.
due and unpaid at tis date, October sth 1855, The
otone hundred and six ty.sove dollars 81 thr-
tythTeo cent? $40 ioo,) being for tie second Aad
part q the third Estailments and ntorest TO date.
and no proceedings 1t law or in chsue,fJ having
teen instituted u recover the amount secured ty
said mortgage or any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue
o. . power oi ssle contained II ssid uo.igsEs,
which power has become operative by the de.aul,
aforesaid and in pursuance Of the statute 10 euch
case provided the promises encountered by sait mon.
gage 10 wit; Lot number two in block numbSr
ta enty -four in the village Of Paw Paw, IN toe
county OF vsn Buren,, aud State Of Michigan, &c
cordine TO the recorded plat of sad village witt
the appurtsnanees or much thereof as Il! be nee
sssary T. satisfy tue amount due said mortgage
and cos, Of sale will be sold at public auction OF
ven duo TO the highest bidder subject 20 subss
oucnt iustsllmept Of said mortgage yet 70 become
due Of ono hundred dollars and interest, &C tbs
Court House, IN TIE village of Paw Psw, in said
comfy tAat being the plsco Of holding the circuit
court COZ said county on tho hrst day Of January,
A. D. 1852, at o'clock ia the afternoon, by tho
sher;t Of said county bis deputyor under sheyid.
Dated October ITO, 1883.
-oEY :. EVERETT.
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GREAT OONELAGRAzioN
Crystal Palace TosalIy Iostroy
cd by Fire.

Inc Crystle Palace Ui,A -! rs contents
was entirety destroyed by f.a tia z, ia.
lAo ia,f o. the American institute was
being held there at tie time i large
amount of property WAS destroyed, con-
sistirg Of Mcrchauieal aad Agricultural
implements, Nelodeons, Pianos, Steam En-
gines and other kinks of goods that were
on exhibition. The fire broke out in The
lumber room which WAS filed with
empty boxes and a large quantity Of old
himber 1t is believed to be the work of
an inceudiary. When first discovered
the Palace engine was brought out but
the hose was so full Of holes as to be use
less
The flames spread with astonishing ra-
pidity, creating intense exci;eu out among
the visitors, who are estimated at upw.rd
of 1000 persons 1t is feared that many
are killed One dead body has been TAX
ing out The heat was ltense. The
hremen' services were OF no avail The
whole building is in ruins, and very little
of its contents saved. Two only of the
mauy FIRE engines on exhibition were got
out uniniur d. The building was crowd
ed with articles on exhibition of every de-
scription. It is impossible to estimate the
loss with any degree of accuracy. The
building itself is estimated at $4,000
The contents must have been worth double
that SUR.
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TO CONSU iHTItER. The advertiser hav-
ing been restored 10 ht a. u in few weeks, Ly
worry simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe Lung Affection and thG, dread
disease, Cgnsumpt TOMS anxious to make known
TO hs icilow-sgfercrs tho means Of cure T. a.
who desire it ho will send copy of the prescription
used free of chorge) with directions Tor preparing
and using the saIne. nhi,h they sill find i suIe
Cure for Consumption, Asthata, Bronchitis, &c -
The ony object Of the advertiser in sending tie pre-
soription j. leLra; tho Gfiictld J, aud 10 hope
every su!.r,r VIII try lis s.inedy az il vl cost
th.'a nothing, aal may prove blessing. F.:t.o4
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. FL WARD 4. WIL6ON.
6w-Is2 Williamsburg, Long Tsiauj
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-ht last, IN 3weden, too Irgred.er,s Of tso IL
Eejies thst d.sinfoot ,ha blood ~ every c>rupt
element, have LeoH found Dr. kol ak hs5 com
iined tAcu. Hc oflIs Ito result in Biz scASu:-
rAviAS BIooD PCIeriEh srd BIooD Prs. They
orc striking TIC .Ael.,y Nth amusement, al,
causing t'ou7nnda Of tie sick to roloicc In cssci
,f indigestion. liver complaint, scfcfuls rheuInst
ian. isgrAea, IN fact n ell cases q disease not
organic, they cure the ps.su, o. certainly az eey
succeeds darknoss. Soc Advertisement
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rTr Stuart Helped TO Do It

President Buchanan's letter 10 Prof ST Ii.
man, Aug. 10th, 1857
aSLA}ERY Existed a' that period
1870 and IN crisG ~ KANSAS
6ss~UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
or TnB UNITED STATES. This
point his Ct last teen g.. FINALLI
DECIDED &y tie highest aFtunal
Judge Tauoy) bauea u our lars. How
IT couLU LIVER HAVE DEES DOUBTED IS
4 MYSTERY
Or from his message
" Il has en- soemnly adjudgod by tie
highest Julieal Tribunal, that gl2r SLA-
EERYEXISTS - KANSAS By VlR-
TUE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES
"R1~ Kansas is therefore, as much \
SLAVE STATE AS GEORGIA OR
SOUTH CAKOMNA."
IL may be well CROUCH to rem .mbor
that Mr.. Stuart is one Of those by whose
act slavery exists in Kansas. He voted
to repeal the compromise which kept it
cut. He voted to deny the people the
right to exclude it through their territorial
legislature He voted not to render void
the unconstitutional laws which perpetual
cd it, 4 it is now mouyuful fact that
although majority of over 900 Of tie
people Of Kansas are opposed to slavery, it
nevertheless exists in that territory
through the msch;natious Of the Demo
cratic party.
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eea. Senator Stuart's home organ calls
the Republicans, plunderng Philstines,
who have in less than for short years re
ducod the Stat from wealth to pcuurity
The Republicans have paid the Stat 5 debt
and if that has made it poor, it is an honest
perjury People think more of the man
Who takes his money and pays his debts
than CT ono Who, with pockets full Of cash
refuses to - bis creditors The last was
the policy Of the pemocrat,, State Admin
! tratiar.-[ Bet Trib.
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BRICK KILN.

4 10000 BRICK now on hard and ior sale az Che
I Brck Kilt one and dG(mil vest Of the vii
lage Of Paw PAW. Those wishing to purchase.
VII End il for their in e5es; to cell at this kiln be
ioro making their srrRng neu;s elsewhere. Also.
9 few thousand WELL DaIcx. Mos: kinds of pro,
ducc taken in excl 2ugc c. ". nHIFPLE
October 1853. l62ly
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Id.
Faanul Republican aI.stnk-
VIA. lave lho Rcpu5liesrs been about
at Kalamazoo? Surely taey must have
been r4d! They have nominated for
Congress FhAsH KrrLooo. Only think
81 II Iraa& Ka'eJg, he Rcpa5'.caa
aop,nee ,or Congress Jrom the third
Seaoto,iq} Dtsrictt'! Wa ever such
an ouir.go 1erp,troted Did The dele
gates CO s.dcr what they were dong =
Have they seen the Enquirer 6 Herald
and Press Of this city? Gentlemen Of the
Delegation have you TO more respect for
the opinions of your Democratic neigh
bors Is it possible tn you could SO far
forget yourselves as TO nominate for such
4 post, q man noted for his Efforts to ad-
tsnco the great moral movements IF the
day Oh shane gentlemen. Shane Did
YOU net c0usider the character Of the Hon
gentleman with whom Mr. K viii have
:, .r.,o;-.o2 WIT. s.,i ,..,tr.....u g.,
Washington who WI. go, drink aud c.s-
ouso, and 6ght Perfectly dcmoeratic
< nt'tm 20 Perfect, vajeuocta.ic Can
"a rcn who daa's dr.ak make p. e.f2
u s@,h ..aG c...i!2 x cqns,cg,.yc
,a.ua4. IN sgca 81 .ea s>yr, en- l.
COMMITS. ; Isit, so :. o.. p.ezi.ls Lat
ru-h ;a ca. - .s..... as -.r,e J.. .e7.
sdtue4as. Oh ms hr.,troa vaat sin II
this tlat you have committed! 10 van
n,t see what .,:.,.-y., ,...-rs. =, -.
into? T5s.l Gonr r &. kos s.seY, re-.
With tae a4,.y., oaa fo.aa, mi tac
I~sst. aa.iaztvs, nag ~a uo .lva2 ths
Toor ycr'eE Tr.s, eea,e. an IF Il.
D-a .t.... I--.a e-a.l. ... T,-..5cov o..
to is c4.s +, ra-ly..,,t.aes Lecturer. Pc
Tic other " : .4-...a,o lecturer rith.
OUT a. *. Ee..e Iua..I u-n-
3 his utta.k to.
o-ae ao4..u-t..2 Of TGAsE X r,.so.
1eape.-aco .,.o..r,aao ,el.,.. ,g,a.,r
up" a.. ,,.'.-O..-'- T.. -,.-i 60 l-,s 49,
- ',t E>lia3' - ~ t,.sG-s...e
,.as.. IL. eA.a 4,re ari !. 7.i..o, ...au4.
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.e Lei. ,.r.~ c.. .at All TX e..
.H ra..!...e a.... Fa...se... t..c
..a......r.. =. a.. party
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To-day's Advoxtig ments.


There viii be pablo Railroad meeting 1t tie
Corr; House, on Friday the 18th OF October i8ft.
81 enc O'Clock y. N, on which OCCASION q r5pcrt
from tho Directors on tic Affairs aid condition Of
Road VIII BE- submitted embracing alsU TIE Treas
urcrs Report Business &c importance will TO
Transacted. TIE public are respectfully invited to
attend.
BY order of the President
/ VAN FOsSEN, sec'v
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st~-.v. s,i i'ar .4a..-.-.a in all
81 5c.ai Of 5ss.l, il5n th9 yegy
highest quarter, and Of The lp.i uuequiy-
ceai character. J hal Is rae, every Re
publican a.H aamt. Eu, there are hun
dyras and tboa5luda G honest, copscicn
ti.o. ura setting wi.1 ne Democrat, par.
q. WHO nay ~, t-ea realized the tUl. eH-
:ertto which .oy AVE been Committed 70
slavery b. Tel. .elfconstitutod leaders,
nor OF tic a,l Deeioeratic administrations
have rqnd ,rtd tic Soutn tGeir schemes
If slayeg5 e2;lus.On, Il Is 70 i4en ot this
class that Nc visa 70 cal tae attention, of
this frank admission, t.ft it il to the
Democratic party tdat tilg ere az @1
ttciogtl3 a = dag1 -s-r g...fcl oes'. the
Noftl, aad tlst tlat lmy ls,or Qp'ay
IA Iare, o. IKE further extension q sl"re-
~ indeed that they fully endorse the
construction pa upon il by the South,
that ,le Drel scott decision carrie sla-
ceg into cesY t,1t lferfilay del2agag
10 Me laasd >.eies, and tit hc people
tfsrcet hrra eo rtg' q, olof.h H-Det.
Id.
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Norh,rn u moc-acy tan. to Slavery.

NCrthtTn a, mocfGcy TINE 10 SiNeTy
That the Northern Democracy is tho
very corner stone Of the stupendoua and
oye1.towor;lg Institution Of alavey, the
vlole history Of that party, Of The lc.isla-
ton # Congress, and tie testimony Of the
south itself aGcrds the u ost ample proof
But for the course e that rcrty, tt &c
would long siac. be-a digEod gul round
s53ut slavery, a. ~ t. the lra4cr9 O: ta1
Federal C,ns;i r.on as iursssaole IS that
vhich regara,ed Dives from Father Abra.
ham. Ihrra it vsuld have bcea r-.ni,
81 10 vitlcr il ;;In-,ai, = L lis. is
tic imEure alu cfy!efo It 90, tts, u T.
i-lg on, "a a.:seaolc cx terac sd pss.it
c.ol1. wb,,c i, il. BIZ; tao Deg ,rs,ic
,,-..y h3re scea G.. ,9 ishe .-e in..it0ti,a
under tac:r patronage, and cot only pre-
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around j., ha, {, ri'l down thgs. srtcte4
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g iae truth that sue" ,.-. ~ '.'''4 ooI'a'
s., the Democratic party, We produce
ram the N;.lro.4 .2utb. IN accredited
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

ny- A coquette may be compared to
tindor, which catches sparks, but does not
always succeed 10 lighting match.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

Young ladies educated 10 deopise maa
kind, generally finish their studies BY run.
rinr away with the footman.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

aea. Have you ever broke a horse 7"
inquired jocky. :" No, not exactly, but
I've broke two or three wagons"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-08

On III, 9Th inst, in B7ssjssnle. Ma. E4Iura.
wife Of LUWAE BHowS, Esq.