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Hurrah for Boots and Shoes

1NHE undersigned have recently made arrange
mcnts to manufacture in addition TO their DIFF
fcrcnt kinds Of Ladies' work, Cents CalfAnd Kin
Boots, Calf and Goat Congress Boots, Calf Goat
and Kip Brogans Also Gents and Ladies' Boots
and Shoes repaired at short notice.
Gents. Ladies' and Misses Rubber Boots for
sale very low
Kid and Goat Stock, Red and Oak Sole Leather
kept on hand for sale.
We respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. ALLEN AZ BURPFE.
st. Johnsbury March ., 1858 75tf
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Farm Wanted,

TIIE subscriber is DESTROYS of hiring for n
Il term Of five years. Tor purchSsng) a farm
with buildings and stock and tools upon the same
sufficient to+ecp 30 or 30 head of cattle. farm
within few miles Of Railroad would be prefer
red. Any who arc DESTROYS OF disposinp OF thcir
farms answering the above description viii end
purchaser by addressing F. GODDARD, Worces.
ter Mass, giving fun description. terms &c
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Take Notice.

4 Ill those indebted to Lawrence & Stevens or
~ to J.. o. Stevens, must call and settle immc-
diatcly, f they wish TO settle with the subscriber
Good Pine or Bass Lumber will be gladly received
Cash not refused. l.. o. STEVENS.
ST. Johnsbury, March II, 1853 1913
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

- NOW ALL PERSONS. that have this day
IN fold TO my son HEMAN MATTHEWS, the
rcma .pdcr nf his minority, and shall claim none
OF his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contract
ing, ahcr this date. GEO. T, MATTHEWS.
Attcst-JETrEHs oN CHAsr,
West Concord, VI, March IS, 1853 77-79
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Newbury Seminary

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
CHAR, W, CUSHING, a, NJ, Principal.
spring Term Of u weeks begins March Z, lhlh'
FALL TERM ~ II weeks h0gius August ~ lMh'
Thorough and experienced Teachers ~ every
Special advantage, In French, Mu'lc, pndpmw-
ing aud Painting,
Hoard, inclusive u Fhel and l.Rhts, s. pcrweck,
Tuition cheap 40 in other Institutions ~ the
grade. T. hNloHI' hecfelafY
Newbury. VT Jan II, 1888. OHIO
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. no BRoMFIELD ST.. BOSTON,
WAS established supply the public genuine Indian Rene
dies for all
DR.. GREENE, experimenting Physician, no
gusd knowledge Of this experience With ne
Indians and understands Medicine ln'A
Ids all persons Indian System OF Medicine
should ssnd and got copy ftho
"INDIAN ARCANA,"
edited by GEohoH G BANcRoFr, which VII
sve list Of the principal Indian Remedies their prices and uses
and null exposition Of i' the paedee and also Of the
imposition which carried preen copy OF the papti
will be sent free OF charge any
Consnsuons personally, or by lsttsr free Of charge -
Address, DIR. GREENE, 10 BronfIeId ~. Boston
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DR., Weeks's Magic Compound
The Medicine that sits al home--fhe best rec,
0mmendation II ran hare.

The Medicine that Sriis al home--fie best rec
ommendaiioH Il ran hare.
A san Expcctorant IL has = equal for coughs,
~ colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, sore
throat and all lung diseases, 10 Ia valuable rem
edy. Also, IN scrofula. which presents Itself in 10
mnny forms, and IN short 10 ~ good in every faint
Of The system caused by impure blood. -
II only remains Tor Won 10 use the compound 20
become acquainted with IL virtues,
M q II III H IA -
II Won wish 60 save your children from the Dis
trcssng symptoms 81 Group, which occur DO sud
drniy aud ntc often fatal, do not hil 90 procure o
bottle 81 this medicine, IL will relieve the sufferer
almost instantly.
rms Is 40 HUMBEG
tell you the tuth-;vill you ty ~
For further information and iinonials, please
read the circular that accompanies each bottle.
This Compound " purely vegetable, composed
Of roots, herbs, bAfks and fruit, IL contains no
ingredient more poisonous than the fig, which b.
a delicious fruit. use no opium In his mcdi
cine In any form whatever thus | avoid ~ palia'
tive influence that Is certain tofollow 10 use
Prepared by DR.. S. c. WEEKS,
81. JohnsbuN, VI.
Weeks Magic Compound No, | IL sold whole
sale and retail by J, c. bingham, Druggist, ST.
Johusbury, VI, Also. boy n. Weeks, 81 Johns.
bury Centre; Elias Cheney, Fairbanks Village /,
Peck Higgins, Passumpsic. l.. Parks. Passump
sic. and BENJAMIN Greenland, DAnNillc.
For sale also, by VIM III Mc6anry, Lyndon i,
Hodgmau. Litlc,ou, y. H., II c ItcdinFton \ Co
de- TO- Il ii,h sou, WhitcGrld, II, } q Oar.
ling y Co Iuncnhurgi Tilton 4 Co, Lower Wa
tcrford J S II Weeks. Danyillc; VIM JoslNn,
Barton & A Miller, West Barnet,
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Jobbing Business,

TIIE subscribers, having formed a co-pnrt-
i ncr,hip, are prepared 10 do all kinds Of Job
bling, Of large or small amounts, at short notice
and on reasonable terms, A. heretofore, Orders
lcfi az Bolcs' Clothing Store At their stable on
Railroad street, will be promptly attended 70.
A. u. FLINT,
S. II, LEE.
81. Johnsbury, March 4, 1858. 75u
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Selling at Cost
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED

III 10 DE- AIIIJ y ObD
GoLD WATCHES, full Jcwcled Detached
- Levers, sos do. Cylinders, SIS; Silver Eng.
lish Lever, SO; Silver Detached full Jcwclca
Sl2i Detached Cylinder, SIS; Gold Chains. IS
Gold SpeotAeles, SO so; Gold Pencils, 81; Gold
Nngs' Us centSi and all articles kept in Jewclry
Stores to compare with the above prices
SILVER SPOONS
lower than was ever offered l., this market.
Having very large and fashionable stock Of
GooGs, Nc aro not to be undersold.
SPECTACLE GLASSES replaced. tJewelrv
repaired in the neatcst manner
Watch Repairing.
Partien lar care will he bestowed upon IL having
had over 20 years practice and most Of the time
in best city shops.
Remember, the SMALL Store opposite +sr--st
Johnsbury House.
70n RANDALL & BINGHAM.
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From "a prcscnt Conlnli.,innrr-

T0IN INC DFfSrUf UInIfSsiOnfr.
"AUGusr ~ lS55Durinr the time have held the once
~ Commissioner Of Patents II VI. Eddy. ESQ OF Boston
hA- been extensively
With the once as SQcttor lie Is thoroughly acquainted
With inc law aud tae ries % practice Of the once
sara hn AZ ono of tec CAPABLE and prRc-
tuoncrs with whom have had orticiai In ercourse
CHAS. MASON. Commssiucr Of Patents
Rostor, January IsjS mly
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NTERCHA-N
And the Public Generally 4!

A LFRED w. EASTMAN, Newbury, Vt,
~ Wholesale agent for T.. c. Hutshins s. Co,
Havcrhill n. H., Paper Manufacturers solisits
orders for Paper at Manufacturer prices.
scALH or PRICES, PAYABLE IN CASH or RAos.
Brown Wrapping Paper.
No l--2s by IS inches, so lbs. per Ream, 80 so
No, 2.-l9 by % " IS ." o5
No. 3.-l4 by 10 l2l.2", =" o2I .
white Paper not yet iSsued.)
W White and Brown Rags taken In exchange
for Goods. booSS .! the beet quality exchanged
for Roots. Herbs. Rags and Country Produce
Ncwbury, VT, Sept. l5 1887. ser
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j. ID. Chase e. Sons,
calFounders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTs,

KREP constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IN Irons, water Wheels, Board Alachiues'
Clapboard aud hhingle Machines, Corn Crackers,
Smut Machines 50 Sci and build Lumber ana
GristMills Also dealers la Manufacturers arli-
ces, via. Mil stones. Boiling Cloths, India hub
her Betting, Hose aud Packing Leather Betting,
Lace Leather aud BELT RNets, aud Saws u all
descriptions,
All Kinds Of job work done a. short notice
Mlllwrights supplied with Irons, Machinery 80,
dt a liberal discount Al work warranted, or
aors or enquiries by mail or otherwise prompt
attended 90. 4hH
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Planed Clapboards,

SAWED from the round log, a superior article,
- for salo by HIBBARD & RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct, !, 1887. 53u
SARFE5TTN CTS.
large assortment Of Carpctings just receive
~ Tor sale by T., JEWETT.
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During The itns occupied the once Of Commls nncr
oIPatents H. ". Eddy Ea1 OF Boston did
Patent ONCE solicitor for procuring There
tew any, persons acting In that capacity who had 80
much business before the Patent Ocr and there
none who conducted with skin fidelity and success
regard MI Eddy Of the best Informed ana m ost
Nu Patent SOLICITORS In the United States and have no
hesitation IN assuring inventors that thcv cannot epy
person more competent and Trustworthy and morr n
BILE Of putting their applications form 20 secure for them
an early andiaVorabe consideration at the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE.
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NEW GO Cd S !

mIIE subscriber has Just received lot ~ New
i Goods adapted 90 the season Please call and
examine. T.. JEWETT
81. Johnsbuty, Sept, 10, 1881,
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.WLrfrm Etquue D. giyrs some ur11i HiHis
about ihs vly Wcutuma age ual uuHrgucup'
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Foutb's Department..

BE thou, o God, exalted high
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-04
WHEET.
THE INsTE III Ia E GER.


,AglGoUPIE OF ESrRAoTs FROM THE KS1ckEn-
BOOKER. I'VE have already noticed the Noyem-
Der number of 4"Old Enicly' We cannot resist
the temptation to Gull couple Of extracts from
the Editors table.
Here they are: .5.5
zone of those blasted English muiFs, We kno'
came over into the states the other day, from
Canada. lie took lodgings atian inn, in a, bor-
derng village which shall be natneless He
had dinner; and among those who sat ut the
table with him, was the waiting maid, whom he
designated as Servant; buthe received an in
dignant correction from the landlord: tyYescall.
our servants, sir, Helps. They are not oppres.
sed: theyssare not Russian scurfs' tAll right.'
said the Bloody Britisner 4 shall remembers
And he dld for in the morning he awoke the
whole house, by calling out at the top of his
voice, which was like the tearing of a strong
rag: Help! hclpl-water! water! waterp In
an-lnstart every person equalsto the task rushed
into his room with pail of.%ater q am much
Obliged to you, lam sure, he said; butt I.don't
want so mach water ye kno'-I only want
enough to shave withl sStGpe with Z said the
landlord: what did you mean by calling melpl
water tWe thought the house was aetire.'EF
sYoustoid. meto call the servants Help, and
did did you think would cry qonteg, when /
meant TIRE 2 g Phe explanation, it should seem.
was satisfactory
This is BY DIR. Mackenzie
"With all his fecundity Of wit, Jerrold was
bad company. He would not be pleasant. He
seemed to be, Ikea tiger, ever ready for a spring.
and, when the opportunity occurred, could not
resist the temptation Of saying the witty, bitter
thing. Thus, when Mrs Glover, the great
lco0tettfen'le, who had knownhim from childhood
uttered. regret over her beautifrl,hair, beccm.
ing thinand gray, half jestingly saying, "I think
it must be caused by my dainplng my head,
when it aches with the essence of lavcnder,'
Jerrold instantly interjecfcd the remark, Rath-
er say the essence of Time But those who
play at bowles must expect rubbers, says the
proVerbya and Jcrrod sometimes was paid back
in kind much to his annoyance. For examples
there was a great laugh among all who knew
him, when one of the London editors (the late
Mr.. Moran, Of the. Globe, announced the severe
indispositon of Mr.. Douglas lerrold, land con.
tradcting it on the following day, stated that
the report had risen from the fact Of his having
been nseen to put the quill, instead of the feather
end of his pen, int0his mouth, and the lockers
sn, knowing what venom he wrote with, natu.
rally believed that it had poisoned him! Like
all satirists, Jerrold was himself very thin-
skinned. Anythinglke a hiss during the carly
performance of one of his new plays, would de-
press himintoafit of.cold shivers, anything less
than unqualified enlogy in the critical notice Of
any Of his writings, Tould throw5his mind off
balance for some days.
-N
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Paris GosSip.
om the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post
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non tbis earth tbersfare Made sio, Yo,S1d
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MASONIC DIREO r61R.Y7.

Ohio Lodge No, Iea.-Meets a Masonic Han,
e'Tner Market and Monroe the ars and
dayeyeaings Of eaohmonth q. W. staF4sS W. Nj 4Eea-
a91sT EgHzAtia, Secretary,
Wheeling Lodge No. I3S Meets ss above on
the erst and third Thnrsday evenings of each month
BaEsFLlseeR,HV Nj s. " Peays54. Secretary.
W1es4sns Uiaion ChuPtpr Nos R.-8Ieetses
aaoyeon the seeoH evening of each month w G.
ss'FT, H p; s. W PsGr5on,s Secretary.
WheelinX EEaea mp pul entf No.s 4 Meets as
NSVs on the ''tra Monday evening each month. w u
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1neoFpoFatsd 1919 Charter PeFpstpar.
Cash Capital 81, 100000.
tts ABSOLUTE AND sUNIMPAiRED, !i3t
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5sl6,3a7 50.
And Che prestige of yenra experience.
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For the information ofsrangers visiting the city pub
is the following list of the different Churches their
and place of meeting If there are any Mistakes we
Wi!rtaEe the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. AStsaeUS, Episcopntian Corner Monroe and byron
trces Rev E. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1O
'cloek, evening, r.
ST. JOAs EpisC0paltQa Main street. between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. H. SAITH, A Rector
serVlces-AfornIug 1O1f afternoon BIZ; night X
Fttst Fres1yteTda, RRv. r. H. WEED, PASTOR Fourhst.
afternoon
Second 6yerfd Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre services morning and evening.
IAirl Presbyterian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Talbert ss., South Wheeling Rev. E. WooDs Pastor
morning and evening"
Fourth Prss1ytertd', Pastor, ataipstreet
between Washington and Adams sts and
evening.
Rotrt6 Street lCetsodist BptscopGE Rev. J. E. WILSON
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
Nor Street Ataodtst Episcopal. REoEn, Pastor
tnorninf and evening. SD
C3aE!tae st,set 4esdoatst EpfscopGz, rsv. T. H. MoS
ROB- Pastor, Chapline street. between First Second
Centre wheeiing services morning and evening"
South Whseling II e. Church, Rev. j. 8. Hall,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev,
wILsoN, Pastor.
German Methodist Episcopal. Rev. HRIwto, Pastor,
Otapne street. between Third, Centre Wheel
ng.
81. James casaearaz, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BIsnor
r. " WHEtAs, Fifth street, corner ampdeu; services
morning and afternoon.
Ftrst Baptiss Gtsrst, Clay ST. Rev. wm
r. hATn EEv, Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Reformed, Rev II. CLuRR, Pastor come
otlarketand Jefferson afternoon
Disciples, Market street. between Webster aud Third
C2ntre wheeling services 10B the morning. and TX
evening.
st-eet,above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zioa EcaHgelical Lutasr;an, Rev. r. ZrMApRRaAE
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Wealth makes man proud whenhe has little
else to be proud about
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HlAgS. "A. 4yY EE,EeyAlESE, -slft5
Alto R " q Y a n Id TK,

:. SYheG43EESySrYR
IAVING sufficiently be able to reanYne the
Ii practice of his profession, may, present,
found at his residence Fourth and
Fifth SITS. oct4:tf
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-. VAR n9EiXs 3i a4
MA NtUE1 05TUjPLEIsf o T. fee
sCOEREE e III N esi IAHE ESRl ER DNEVFAFREf
5 No.is itIfIpst., glepr TIE CFeeE. .BriRas5S 4 4
WHEELTNqf VA.
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CHURCHES OF WHEBLING.

For the information visiting the city, pub.
h the following list of the different Churches, their
me andplace Of meeting II there are any Mistakes we
willr'aEe the necessary correctiOnwith pleasure:
ST. A''ft5e'0'S, iecopdttam, Corner Monroe byron
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1tl3flflIl BOLTS WALL PAPER-The bsst aSsoFtr5.n
92S1O IN the Gil iherehf M
M s Rslss sS 5F9g m e. One 9elara holt itos
want OF good and. cheap article can
- - fSsSfSHs -iea Il si8sE j. G. HARBOUR
80 .s,t.f No q "a
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE

-BY THE-, e
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Having been appointed aDoya well known
and vicinity, prepared
appr9yed Fire aad Marine Rss the favorable
Office at Alatthew& cosFare House Main street
* q fTe97lly ,fzyss.tt Eo.50 Main St.
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,AaGouPIEsoF ExrnAoTs FROM THE KS1ckER-
BocKER.-We have already noticed the Novem-
Der number of "Old KniclS'' We cannot resist
the temptation to Gull couple Of extracts from
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-04

LETT subscription advertising or other-
of the Inteigencer should be addressed
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Risks aeeeptd at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit
especial rttenttoI gtoen TO Insurance efDRELLZNGS
and CoNteats.10r telzaa4 4t1 1t06 years. 4.
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TIC CORRESPONDENTS.
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tes concerning the editorial department of the paner
ho4ld Oe addressed to the Editors jointly either
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-12
Tho .Irnit" nrmocrncY.

The Democratc Congressional Convention
for this district meets at Defiance next Wedncs-
day. OF course the numerous candidates are
all quite disinterested about this time, and are
each very much exercised for the interests of the
"drar people, aud nothing but this anxiety
could possibly induce them to make the sacri-
flee attendant upon the acceptance Of the nomi-
nation for Congress. Poor Munger, who has
one or two supporters in Wood County, (sup-
posed to bo his entire strength outside of Han
cock County, was hero again this week, looking
after his little flock Rumor says he tried to
strengthen his force from this county by selling
Hancock County to the anti-Bone Lick wing of
the party in the next Senatorial contest. How
true this may be, or how far he succeeded, we are
unable to say. (The idea of his carrying Han
cock County in his breoches pocket is rather
rich y The Parks and Hayes wing Of the party,
which is supposed to include the Big Bone Lick
goes in for Steedman and of course they can
control majority Of the votes in convention.
The young converts and their weak iointed al
will make "poor fist " in trying TO hold the
rcns of the frey old steed which has been driv-
en- by Steedman and the bhoys! True they talk
loud on the stump, and ure lavish in their prom
ises TO defeat Steedman, Parks * Hayes, and that
stripe of old wheel-horses but it will all be a
4" flash in the pan "a mere ridiculous farce. -
They will come home from the convention lick
ing the hand that holds their noses to the grind
stone.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-12

yGa7~ Gen. Ashley is now on the stump. He
opened his batteries in Defiance county last
Tuesday, and tonight he will make his fif h
spe, ch in that county. The Republican thinks
he will get a majority IN Defiance county over
any man that can be nominated by the locofo-
cos. The prospects grow brighter every day,
and instead of only five hundred majority for
Ashley in this district, we feel confident that
if the Republicans rightly pat their shoulders to
the wheel, the minions of the Slave Power will
be defeated by over one thousand votes. Let
every Republican remember that one vote may
change the complexion Of the next Congress
and let it not be said that the carelessness of the
Republicans of this congressional district lost
Congress to Freedom and gave it to the Slave
Power
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-12
Sheriff $ Sale.

Peter Cranlcr vs., Frederick Prentice, ct. al.
EQG virtue OF II vcnditioni cXponas to me directed
Sand delivered form the court of Common Pleas OF
Lucas county, Ohio will offer for snle at public auc
tion, at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 2Sth day Of August, 1853,
between the hours of one and two o'clock L. NJ, the
following described real estate to wit: The equal
divided onethird of all that part of river tact
Der So in the United States Reserve of twelve miles
square at the foot of the rapids in the Mdumee river
in Wood county Ohio bounded as follows: South by
Grassy Creek, west by the line of said tract 80
and distant thercirOm three chains and fifty hun.
dredths @ 50l00)
Also, the equal undivided no-third of river tract
number 81, bounded rs follows: Commencing at II
bdAer whore the east line of the last described piece
of luud comes on the Perry sburg and Oregon road,
aud running thence south said cast line 90 92-l0,
chains to boulder white ash thirty inches in diam
cter bearing south S24 deg. chains and nine links
therefrom thence eastcrly at right angles with said
last mentioned line 81 100 chains to said PeTrysburg
and Oregon road tbonce northwostorly along said
roaG TO the place Of beginning.
C, ". NORTON, Sheriff.
ASHER Cook, Attorney
July ~, lS5S-l2WjSi 7S
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-12

WHEAT AND CHEss.--Our friend Silas R. Nun
sci, of Plain township, in cutting his wheat a
few days since, discovered large cluster Of
spears, or stalks, growing up from a spot where
an old stump had been removed The remark,
able size of the cluster excited his curiosity, and
on counting the stalks he found there were sew.
enty-two spears of wheat and four of chess--al
springing from one center root. The kernels in
one head of wheat--aver9ge size--were counted
and numbered forty-fcur Allowing that each
head had an equal number, and, aside from the
four heads of chess, we have 3l63 kernels OF
wheat growing from one root. That will an,
sweE II anybody eau beat it, We should like to
hear from them, BY the way this circumstance
looks very much like sustaining the doctrine
that wheat will produce chess,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-12
9g- A woman in Msumse CITY has commen.

ED> Awoman i'll Maumee City has commen-
ced suit against liquor seller of that place for
selling his drunk making stuff to her husband.
She claims 5000 damages. On Monday the
case was tried before jury, who failed to agree
on verdict. 1t is the general opinion that she
will set ajudgment against the person who has
lived upon the means which rightfuly belonged
to her, and which were necessary for her com
fort d. Z. Austin, of Toledo and Mr. French
OF Maumee, were attorneys for the prosecution
and d. S. Price, of Toledo, for the defence.