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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15
Exhibitions.

The winter term Of our Union Schools will close
this week, and on Friday evening the scholars
will give an exhibition at the Court House. 1t
will consist OF declamations, reheorsals. compo-
sitions. &C., by ae High and Grammar Schools.
We have no doubt bu; fine entertainment is in
store for those who may attend.
The examinations in the Primary Departments
take place this morning in Miss Browns school
room, in the basement Of the NJ. E. Church,
Examinations in the intermediate Department
this afternoon, at the High School building.
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OTThe Concert at the Court House last
Wednesday evening, was not so we'll attended as
it should have been, owing to the lirated mott ce
given. The room being much bet er adapted to
singing than the one used in Maumee, rendered
the entire performance apparently new. Miss
Clark, the lady violinist, was warmly encored
by the audienc las were also several Of the singers.
Among those who ELECTED the greatest praise,
we might mention Prof. Crossman, and Mr..
Gordanier, of Toledo ; the Misses Ellis, of Lu-
cas- County; Mrs Parcher, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss.
Post, and Mr.. Bates, of Maumee City Mrs. S.
N. Beach, MIR. l.. M. Hunt, Amelia Robertson,
and Sarah Beach, of this place. They all gave
evidence of good knowledge of music. Such
concerts do much to encourage the young to
cultivate taste for this divine art, and we feel
indeed grateful to Mr. Cole for the interest which
he has succeeded in creating among his pupils
in this refining and ennobing accomplishment.
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SCANDINAVIA

A friend writes TO us for "real opinion OF DR.
kSSCANDINAVlANRE REMEDlFS-where hC
can obtain them-and why they called " Scandna
yian and we are frequently asked tho same questions
Scandinavia is the ancient name of Sweden and Nor
way, and Scandinavian, that u.s. Swede or Norwe
gan atectonatey calls his country "Scandinavia,'
IN the same sense as we speak of " Columbia or ThC
UNION" BY the way, there are over nine thonsanC
scandinavian families in Dane county, Wisconsin,
AS Or. koback is Swede by birth, and compound!
his medicines of Swedish herbs, think the name il
very appropriate. We have the very highest opinion
OF the Medicine and of Dr. Roback himself who i.
not only singuary skillful Physician, but gentle
man OF the Old School, as we know personally. Oul
advertising columns will the rest OF our friends
letter. Portsmouth, Ohio Republican.
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SAD AccIDENT.-One day last week, Ger
man named Oberhouse, who resides about three
miles below this place, on the river road, met
with sad accident. He was driving an OK team
ing him from the wagon, one wheel of which
passed over his leg, crushing it badly. Both
bones below the knee were broken and one pro
truded through. the flesh. DR.. Hamilton skill
fully dressed the wound and the unfortunate
man will soon be on his feet again.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Charles Powers pmintiH VS. john Householder. def'nt
Dl virtue of q writ OF execution to me directed
- aud delivered from the Court cf Common Pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio, Ia the above entitled cause L
will oiler fUr sae vt the door OF the court house In
EcrrySburg. w said county,
On saturday, the 18th dav cf April, 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock
r. ". of said day the following lands aud tonetnenta
to wit: The undivided half OF the west eighty acroa
ot the south west fractional quartor Of section scven
os town I've north, Uf range twelve cast; also the
north fourteen acres OF that part Of tho Householder
Farm IN tho aforesaid section seven and west Of tho
McCutchenville road being the north part OF that
part OF tha cast ninotynlnl and seventythreo one
hundrcdths acres oT snid souh wtg quarter of eaid
section which lies west of the soid McCu'chcnyllc
road; also nineteen acres OF land lying next south Of
ud adjoining to th aforesaid fourteen acres and be-
ing between tue said road and the wos, eighty acres
of said southwest quarter of the section aforesaid.
), JRtfEasoN Atty, G. W. NORTON, sheriff
March lSiS--llw5S1 a.
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H, L. Woop.

SAD AFFAIR.-One of our good citizens left
home last week, with his " Sunday go to meet
ing fxins on, and on his return was compelled
to remain in Toledo until Sunday morning-no
cars leaving on the Wabash road Saturday night.
While seeking to get to Maumee on a freight
train our friend saw one of those cattle trains
about which the papers speak, and while admi-
ring the fat beeves, his attention was for mo-
ment drawn in another direction, and he turned
his back upon the sleek bulocks. He had scarce
ly done this ere he received through the bars Of
the car, shower of we'll digested povender
which literally buried him alive! The "unfor-
tunate man" for moment stood dunbfounded,
but soon "saw himself as others saw him." and
enjoyed the joke as well as lie could be expected
to under the circumstances. He thinks manure
is fine thing in its place, but would not recon-
mend it for renovating or odoriferous purposes.
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Shc,,t,.s so,e.


fetor Becker Va. samuel Millignn.
Dl virtue of Un order ot safe to no directed and
Ddelivcred from the court OF Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause will
oer for sale ~ the door OF tho Court house Ia Per-
rysburg. IN said county.
OnsNlurday, the l5,h day oG April. 1875,
between the hours Ot 10 o'clock 4. " aud Q o'clock
+, NJ of said day, the following lands aud tcnemcnts
to wi' The east half OF the south hall oC the north
east quarter OF section Thirty. forty acres aud tho
south west qUartcr OF the northwost qnarter OF sec
ton thrtysiN forty acres both In t,Nyn four north
OF range twelve east, in Wood county, Ohio
5. JEFFERSON, Atty. G. W.NOltrON. sheriff
March L., ln5S--.iS ~
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TN all the leading branches of manufacturing iudus-
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor shoe manufacturer, clothet, seamstress
dress maker saddler carriage trimmer. hat manufac
turer &C., &c., can afford to do without them
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each one Of these Machines and, for confirmation
Of this truth we refer to any one of the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
of work. fine upon silk cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather They
never fail to give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for smaller and moro
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful sowing Ma
chine constructed. 1t is ornamented in the high
est style of art and all who it delighted with it,
IL makes the improved interloceed schand capable
Of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur.
poses.
1t ia not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making rayeling seam, like the
Grover u Baker: Is il confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out of der and
fitted flax thread. like the Wheeler Il Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
for use, $l0e. The larger standard machines, from
l25 10 5000. Send for l. NJ. Singer & Co.'S Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper devot, d to Sewing Ma
Chimes and containing list of prices nnd all other in
formation the subject. 1t will be forwarded gratis
l. NJ. SINGER g. CO,
45S b oOdway New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, ST. Lonis
Providence. Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New maven Rochester Chicago, Mobile
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
,GasSow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AoENrs-E. A. Higgins perrysbVrg; Wm. Robert
son, Maumee.
April 10th, 1853.
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Troy, WooD COUNTY, April Sth, 1858.

HNOIi 'UVU OUUNI1, 4hpIII OIIII IOJO,
J. A. HAIL agent of the Ktna Ins. Company,
Sir Permit me to return you my thanks, anJ
the Rlna Insurance Company my gratitude, fo
the promptness with which my loss, sustained b,
fire (on my dwelling) on the first ult,, was paid
and paid in full on the 9th. 1t is by such acts
of promptness that Insurance Companies of &C
knowiedged ability obtain standing in, ant
the confidence of the commGIity. 1t affords
me much pleasure TO record my testimony in
favor of the Company you represent
Very Respectfully Yours,
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The Court OF CON. Pleas, Wood TO-, q.

I .VINIVIv Va VTNII NVtIUN,
Frances shook plaintiff, vs. George Furry defendant.
FINhE defendant, George Furry will take notice Tint
l petition has been dled against him Nv Frances
Shook. int . Court Ot Common llrnS of Ncod conn
~ Ohio asking Judgment against him in damages o.
the mount OF SlD,OOp, for breach OF a contract of
marriage entered into between plaintiff aud dcfenJnrt
more particularly alleged in said petition aud that an
order of attachment has been dily ssued In said ne.
ton, against tho property OF said d'fendnut which
has he.p served and returned. Defendant il notified
that unless lie appear aud answer dumur T., sail pc
tton 10y the 18th day of May, a. u, 1853, psia,ift
VIII ut the rstcnsupg term o. court thereafter bro.
ceod tn 0ssess damages against said defendant u, de-
fault. JAMES MURRAY AttN. Of plfr II.
Mnrch Ia. 1SiS--.I im,.SI Ia - =. -
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- dNnrs " hnss Is. J.. II. hnhbald :" N
NOTICE is hereby given that will oie Tor salo at
Npnhlie auction, at lhe door ol the court hpu,o M
reTrtshurg, Wood county Ohio on Saturday the 9Th
day OF April, AD. ls5S 2o'tack y. Nj of said day
the following real estate, 10 wit. the undivided half
ol tbonoIth east quarter or section &C. town no,th
ot range IL east taken as the property of l.. H. lIu-
bard On an execution in favor of James W. Ross Is
sued by the court of Common Pleas Of tho eounty OF
Wood, aud to iac directed % sheriff az said c.,nty
Given under my haud this 2ith day Of March lShS.
G, w NOR ON, sheriff.
+, n y, X HoLLENBrcK, PlH's. AttIs
NJ lrrh ~ lAhN- -IkuESQ
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GS> We have just been shown letter from
Mr.. John Waid, formerly of this county, but new
OF Kendall, in Clay county. Mo-, which con-
tainS an item of news, that will send pang to
the hearts of his old friends and acquaintance.
His daughter Hattie, died March 90th, after
and illness Of eleven days. The grief Of hel
young friends and old playmates in Perry and
Montgomery, will be unmixed with single
bitter remembrance, as she won all hearts tC
herself by her gentle virtues.
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--J. PEBBLES. of HinlSey, Medina county, Ohio
has . red Devon calf which, at an hour old,
weShed 123 pounds, girthed three feet two inches,
aud measured from the point of the nose to the
i tip OF the tail, five feet seven inches.
u Tha. beats the Delta calvss " all hollow not
sven excepting the editor Of the Press.
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Sheriff IS ssait.5

Wood Common PIoas.
Robert Fenton Admir-, of Seth Phillips estate, vs..
Hoel Hatch et al.
ID virtue of order of sale issued from said court
l1n the above entitled cause, shall on the 22d day
of May 1885, at the door of the Court House in Per-
rysburg, in said county at the hour of O'Clock r. NJ
of said day offer for sale the following lands and ten
ements, situate In said county, to wit: Road tract
number SS. as numbered on the plat Of the Maumee
d Western Reserve Road, lying in town g. range IL
containing los acres. c. w. NORTON Sheriff
). f. PRICE. Atty, BY "A. SnIvEs Deputy.
April Is, lS5S--19W6S2 75
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Sherif's Sale.

NOou common PleaS.
Isaac Brandebury vs.. Arnold II. Dettcrman.
D1 virtue of an order of sale issued from said
Dcourt in the above entitled cause, shall on the
22d day of May 1853, at the hour of o'clock Z. NJ.
OF said day. at the door of the Court house. in Per.
rysburg, in said county, offer for sale the following
described lands and tenemens situate in said county
to wit The west half of the north east quarter of
section 81, township s. range II, containing so acres.
C.W. NORTON. Sheriff
BY A. SHIyEs, Deputy.
MAsTIN s. PRICE, Attys.
Anril lh. lSIS--4aMGS2 x
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GnHAD HoTEL.-Our readers will observe, by
reference to our advertising columns, that Messrs
Lamb & Walling have rsopened the old Gilead
Hotel. The Grand Rapids Hotel having been
discontinued, we are glad that the latch string
is hung out up town. as the public business and
travel require that there should be public house
IN that thriving little village.
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The Religious Revival.

2 The /" great awakening" is on the increase
and religious revivals are becoming UNIVERSAL
The hardest sinners have generally been the first
to yield. ,oi
In our own town, the interest is still on the
increase, and conversions are frequent There
b an entire absence of that excitement which
usually sttsnds religious rsvivals, and those who
desert the Devils standard, and enlist under tine
Cross Of Christ, appear to be actuated by prin
cipls and there is little danger that such persons
will backslide. We suppose Gossip would
not be unwilling to call these sensible" con
versions.
Prayer meetings of a public and private char
eat churches are attended by much larger and
more attentive audiences than formerly.
The Baptists aud German Methodists are now
yths only churches that hold daily public meet
ings.
Last Sabbath evening four persons were bap
tised in the Baptist Church, and the house was
again filled with people, notwithstanding the
storm Of wind and rain. The sermon was at.
tentively listened to, after. which the following
hymn, composed for the occasion by Rev. J. P.
Cannon, was sung
With joy. dear Saviour, we arc come
To do what thou before hast DONE
v ID What thou hast bid us do;
Oil banlsh far from dismay
Grant from thyself some heavenly ray,
'7' While we thy way pursue.
Impolled by what thysolf hast said.
10 those who have for refuge fed
-- To thy atoning blood,
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Zoos" HALLELuJAH Bill"
AHEAD!-A friend informs us that our musical
friend WILLIAM CARUrHERs, weighed four eggs
laid by his blooded "biddies,' and found their
united weight TO be exactly one pound dpordu-
pois The war in Gilead must have induced his
hens to spread themselves awfully. Our Cler'
mont friends have evidently "gone up the spout
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5 school Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at West Millgove the
nrst Tuesday in May.
In addition the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
Yaaetuslly at 10 O'Clock AN.
]. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Cash UP--HmpOrtant to Everybody
M.r~.sr no advertisement willbe admitted into the
yevnSlL until IL is paid -.pt where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all
p.tsea presenting advertisement for insertion will
;. held responsible for the same We cannot pay
dsbs with accounts on TEN. Dick, and Harry, Ofwhon
We kAew nothing. The cash system is better for al
parties, s-i ~s shall adhere TO IL.
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as-It is said that the red shirt rangers of Han
> cock County. are great hands for fish. Three of
ahem recently visited Graham & Thorntons
fishing ground to get mess but could not be
induced to purchase pickerel, cat, or perch /;
nothing but suckers would suit them. They
slice them up and eat them in milk !!
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Sherin''s i,,aia.

Dana Loavtt vs.. James MeFadden et al.
DY virtue of an alias execution to ms directed and
ID DdeliTered. in this ease, from the court Common
Pleas OF Wood county, Oho, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house, in Perrysburg on
Saturday May 3, ls5a.
between the homs of ~ O'Clock NJ and o clock i NJ.
of said day the following real BEING the west
half of the northwest quarter Of section number
ty-two (22l of township number four az north, OF
range number tei' (Ol east containing 40 aud
the north west luarterof the south qarler OF
same tion TOW nshp and all in Wood county
OHIO. c. w. NORTON Sheriff.
JANIS MrRnAr ATTY of PlE.
April |, ls5s--i,w6S3 10
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As- Our young friend fl. w. Perrin, is the sole
agent for the sale of. Prices new map Of Wood
county. 1--WE learn that he purposes visiting
different sections of the county at an early day,
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Gg-Hsnry Thornton lost pocket account;
Abook last Saturday. which is of much value to
shim, but can be of no benefit to any other per-
son. He offers reward of five dollars for its re-
'-eovery. JAs5
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Petition for Divorce.

Sarah .INCksOn ". Th0nns JackfoN
rENllE said defendant Thomas Jackson, Is hereby
titled that the plaintiff, Sarah Jackson, filed her
petition in the oicc Of the Clerk of the court Of Com.
mon Pleas within aud for the county OF Wood and
state at Ohio charging the slid Thomas jackson with
eNtrcmc cruelty to the petitioner, aud with hnituei
drunkenness and asking tha, she may be divorced
from the said Thomas Jackson which petition will he
for hearing ut the next term of said csurt.
SARAH JACKSON.
i. 8 D. X. HoLLENpEcK, AttJs. for Ph'r. ni
Anril l. 1SjS-i7wGS2 IS
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presbyterian--G. A. ADAMS, Pastor--Serviee every
Sabbath at 10t o'clock A. NJ, and r. NJ.
Bsptist-sI. p. CANNON PastorService every Sabbath
stl0} A. NJ, and evening.
NE Chursh--M RiouARpsoN, Pastor--ssrvice
vsry Sabbath at l0t AN.
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jesrOur friend Smith is again on hand with
She cash, prepared to buy produce. See his adj
rertisement for potatoes.
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Petition for Divorce.

Wood Common Pleas.
Henry Hebler. plaintiff vs. Theresa Hebler, defend't
rTNHE said Theresa Heber will take notice that the
l. plaintiff fled his petition in the Office of the Clerk
of the court of Common Pleas of ssd county, the
4th day OF March, 1853 praying for a dissolution of
the marriage subsistng between him and the said
Theresa. And unless she answers or denurs to the
said petition before the first day of the next
term of the court of Common Pleas in and for said
county, the will be taken confessed and the
court asked to decree thereon accordingly.
ASHER COOK, Atty. for Plff.
April Is IS5S--l9w6S2 rs
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~silmon Clark, Esq, of this place, has pur-
chased the fine residence of DR.. ST. Clair in Maui
NEE City.
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DISEASE vANQUIsIIED

A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERI.
IA MENT, Ur, Roback, the eminent Swedish p
sician, succeeded in produeinga medclne from twen'
ythree different species ot mountain herbs of his
tive land which acts directly uron the OF dis
ease In the blood and by restoring the corrupt tount
ain of life To condition of health and purity eNpe
disease from the systen wherever IL may he located
whatever may be its character Indigestion,
complaints, eplleptio aud other dt-, coughs consump
tion in its early stages throat bronchitis fever
aud ague. asthma low spirits sexual ncapaciy, fem.
mime weakness ,prckng ct tho skin, synptoma,c OF
paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia tumor, cancer dobe.
tes, laSsitudc and debility diarrhea aud all other dis
orders Of the orgaus OF respiration the liver the Kid
ncys the stomach the nerves, the muscular hcr are
unerringly cured by this preparation is to the
tcrisS mor6 seeds OF disease what akNl Is to an
acid itneutra,lscS them with abscluts certainty while
at tho time it regulates the sccretons, removes
distractions from the bowels, creates appetite reuews
bodily yigor and regepcratcs every animal function -
Such Is tho nature such the clcts og Dr. Kubacks
famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier. which, iCtaken IN
conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood ps win not
only obliterae the most painful disease hut prevent
their recurrence and lengthen life btycnd the ordua
~ span.
In the SCANDiNAVTAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS DR.. Rohack presents the result ot enty year,
experience, hard study aud experiment as to what a
perectpill should he. No one doubt their sureri.
orty after single trial. Price ot the Scandinavian
Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle Si the huf-dozcu
Scandinavian Blood Pills 20 cents per box or five tor
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'.Hsr The miami Schools close their winte
=term this week, and there will be an exhibition
given by the:pupils, at the Court House in Mau
NEE, next Monday night.
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J-Charles Sisson has some seed corn which
no thinks is very superior article 1t can be seen
u the store of Geo. Powers.
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Saddles aqaei Harness,

sheTiii's sdies mes
James Murray, Henry H. Dodge, Partners, VS. Thomas
D. Gleason.
ID Y virtue OF an eXeauon TO me directed and dcly.
bered from ths court Of Common Plrus OF Wood
county Ohio. in tho above entitled case also in the
of BAKER against tho same defendant. will oif,r
r sale NJ the door al the court house, in pcirysburg
.-f.r
Satus'ay May 3, 1858,
between the hours of lsOclockM Had o'clock Y. 81.
Of said day the north west qnniter OF the south
quarter of section number thrty-thrce 3Jl of town
ship number eight north. of range number twelve
2 east also all that part of tie uorth quarter
OF the same section hyi0g south OF the souh iiue ~
the Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad as nov lJca;ed all
in Wood county, Ohio. '-
.r g G, ". NORTON, Sheriff.,
MURRAY & porGT. Att,A
Apul !, lS5s-- iTN - 3 80
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,n-TT The editor of the Cleveland Plaindcalcr
sscsntly lost his right eye. by the bursting of q
percussion cap on toy gun in the hands of his
son.
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Small Potatoes ana Few i'm Hin.

Just as we go to press the Locofocos Of Mau'
NEE are firing the cannon over Backuss appoin-
ting power. The four thousand dollars taken
from the State in the canal contracts will prob.
ably help to foot the bill. Some dogs can bark
up mighty small saplings
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pEI1CInI1S NnTICE.

Rev. NJ. Richardson will discuss the subject of Bap
tsm next Sabbath in the NJ L. Church, at % and "a
o'clock P. NJ
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GFDr. Walker, Surgeon Dentist, Of Detroit
10 now stopping at the American House in Mau