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, 1859-01-10
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.


FLoCB,-Qu!et and nominal At t3.7134to fos ep1inz
Ektra: Winter t5Ge6.
WHEAT.-Fitm. Eales to-day were:-S19 bu Nal
epr!ns {nev lntpecton-wes 6jn ns at Sc tn baxs on
track 100 In 6ta7dsrd Eprnk tle" nspeclon at zoe In
rtore l0oo No. Eat &C In store Winter Wheat t.
cr-buyets and sellers apAEt
CoRS-T cars Stelled sold at Gle 90 track: three
CARS Ear Cora at SC track; car do at f.: on track
OATg.--Sew Oats 4594sc Ia bAKs: old Cats. FerJ
scarce. t08:.: ID baEs
DAKLEY.-Retter Inquiry. Choice pa1ces s5lsoc-
kTE.-Tominsl Ut GlQs TIC z 60 rs at depot
uIGdW1SEs-Adva1cea. Eaies Of 100 bbls In lots at
nc. Round Its pouloal ii &c
ALC0H0L-pGtsct = Eal
PsO|Is1uNs.-Ae: Pork dull and comiual at tl6
Mes4 Hcef t9Gle.
LAHD-Good inquiry ut l0Hc: but lode7s are tt1o Al
lo:c
TALLOW.-s3 bb!s No. ? city at sac.
DRESSED EOGe,-Aa1ket very dull. aad prices
shade loxer Sales were:
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G. O. WHITNEY & 90,
flANKISG AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
IL 3s CLARK ErREEr, Dealessln
EASTERN AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
ec.+ 5,rtr and uacu:reas Aceey boc3h, .a1 4ola.
freEiEro paid on Ctr md EA5terp HaEt Eu*tt DrYo
s!:s received and tntsrts allowed on scec,al Ueao-f
Dsss for sale On SnelaEA 1rel.3d aod s>cnaad I'd
pa-ts Of Germany.
PAzlerl.5 attention k.ren 10 Ike aese3ss1cr Of exs
CouecuouQ ads and rc1ltted forvx-d n. sav nf rat
-aFnt ~ - "eS
. EpElEs 11$ru rat ~A
to-sin General a2nktnt md Qn:zte.asloo 5rIsrx
EEN-resa 6. {. WHITNEY BON, - C1a,tn
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C4SH CAPITAL $1,000. 900,
tdbso!1te and Cct.ps-ed
With Surplus OF f866, I40 10.
And the prestige OF . yes.s success aoi experenee
TIE CAPITAL koo. being double tsl1 " aay Yfse Iozs-
ra5ee Coupaa5 IA Ire C..tel States.
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WE ARE DRAWING D}aECi ON
Eslaq4, Iselaad Scotland. and u. otnt, parts
q @ @ooinGaeo E1.opc- We Also lssre passage Tickets
ne;n q asEfpool HAisou1R Ant3e17. 4ttMen md E17e
so ~ fotk n0KI0RD 1RQTHkRA
!I1AstOen Corner OF CLARK nd s.axs -
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J. Il. COVER BROTHERS s. co,
BANKERS, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
'a~S aG1Nr&
'''% ~2At'''.'''''' IONA
Aen11. l. T. 5x1a Co.. Chtcxxo.
}oap ThcErEea No. : " Ill rreet New Fer.
3sssfa y; T. 3aeess1 / Co.. 81. Louis Nc
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BALDWIN h DODGE
AN & + Rs i l. AND AGENTS,
COUNCIL ELCFfS............10W CITY,
Collections ns1e st the usra3 rases E1chsuEr On the
principal ces u t:e Gc.oa bought Aad knlu Real E.
ta:e boaE' aud sold OF comEas2oa- LstL raata 10.
ca1cI ut $iu etr 10y acres and I1c acre Ia Ece
fer. All sifed warrants Ii aaue proportion
Observation-Disclosures Bank. Chicago: Hcarr Farast,.
tsa, freslient Cat:ako and 4. l. kairoad racF1cau
faenat<t Hsak HeE YORK: Darkte 1 Ualock Il
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SCRIVEN'5 ADVERTISING AGENCY,
e2 Dtdrjorn STREET, Chicago.
ian3 1ue. Thnr Sat r sna
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HFsSN
Fist Aa.nu:t ca! OIL hand a.A n tarGs
nf AZ. nt4........ ..........-.,..........a a.,:}
atcr7ri. R.al EAttt'. uaccautler.,f ..... 1L.l1
Third and F11rta Tnr tn MI Il i m. st1as-i
on rea! estate Ani n WHICH anoull: n re
than a.h .a.} Is upoa r-narrfy wur.!a
deuhIe the .u1, f.s 1lc' tbs Is
= ,rt-a.ei. sAt! t:i-r x;h1es htl2z the
ar.t uea+.........;. .;..-..........-......... Y.oSu
F!nh. p-st,osh-e~t,e secured a5 stock
p~e yGu:..rE>. .................-.....,. ..7'y
Sixth. Lr'ts u! PreniiiEnrs.... ...... Euce
9eg.ath Al oiI-F s~curt tI.s 81 ter ~ -
iule. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t,rsa
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Cll!caso. nec.Ebe. Il. lee5$,

. 'nANCknf fAUTiCH-sTATtu uF I'LL
~ 1c!s- Coaaty Of Cook. SS--fook Co1a.5 Cou;t Q,
CoEslol Pleas jaaraTJ Tsrrn. 1852.
Tlrnn =, 't}ara vs. chm :. WrizGt c. r: Whit
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TQt2 A14tt3 Nl tae C,4.!1 NJ ........ 1}T7,JfNL
LIABILITIES:
5th-TAe amount o. liabilities Ill. IN net dur
TO Baaks OK esa-s tte4issss ~ l:.
CoHpinT n&te.
Nh-L :s+rs adjusted aau du~ .->.-.,-...., Ere
.th-t t<osses adjusted ani max DUE. .'Vu
Eh-f.o'scs una Ils:td. d.... ;..,.. .~.....-.. '1-e,
9a-Lozsrs Ia su.Ie"se waiting .er tats:-
psonf. f.........-..-....-....-.-... 49,. :.
11ta-An othrr claims asajnst she T. 'I1n:3v,
cons!.:x Of bills talt VII! b.. sA,u =.
pteseatAt.uQ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ED.
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6 Hoss, ssera1nE e s.. at s.
II
IL ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b,.l
= attc@f6 dividing on as0 Is.
~ atta 45 ald A. dlT4dLR on loo anu -u0 -
LIVE u0GH-EaIes 10 da7 were:
T109 IL gru.a
q Io1s averas!as ,s3 2.: at ..'...........t.22
u ltt - ,.,...,..,,,.,........ 4.31
- nf6 =" ,.....,,........,.5 5.UU
CATTLE.-The marx u eao fos lat beeyes The Eales
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
(TwRLvE LrHxs on Lxss MAKE A SQUARE.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head OF Special Notices. doxtfe fac ordinary
rdsss.
special Notices in the Local Column 20 cenu
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exciu-
siveiy In the Daily, after The frst two weeks,
SO per cent. more than the above rates.
All franstenf aduerfisemenfs mNsf be paid ~
In afsdncs. This rule viii not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly Alone,
the price will be the same ~ in the Daily -
Who're the Daily and weekly are both used,
IS psr cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount. AMs A 3
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays so much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chafgsable Tor the com posi- ition
only. This plan IL nov generally adopted
Our charge for changes viii bs is cents per
square.
~ In all cases whore advertise ments are
Discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be char yed
up nj our regular rates for the time actual
ly in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16
8ko. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
[EsTABLISHED IN Is48.1

RANKING HOUSE OF
q II q ~ q Il g. ID II n q N Il e q.
I HAVE this day admitted as . partner In the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years). The bust
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the firm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON h 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldest) in Iowa, the firm solicits contin-
nance Of former patronageso literally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner,v viz
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, NY.
Edward w. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman + 6cipske, Chicago.
Mschsnics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
ailmors Brothsrton ~ Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt + Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksckuk, Jan. ], IS. GEO. &C. ANDERSON.
iAn6d
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J = r.
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl

ON r D A lily II n 4 INy
To take effect on Monday, January II, 1859.
L,ROM and after the above date and until fur
1 ther notice, One Passenger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Keokuk follows:
Leaves Keokuk daily (Sundays ezcepted) at
0:3O o'clock q. m. Arrives ~ Aontrose at 7:lk.
Returni nj. leaves Montrose 81 6:l5 p. M. Ar.
rives 1T keokuk at 8 p. m.
Forming, in connection with the West ern Stage
company daily hne 70 burlington, making sure
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLIN, Lessee.
j. X. TEwKsBuRY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
jan Is, '5g-d6w
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Collars,
Oloaks.
Natural Hair BFnld, Hoop skirts,
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES,
And everything usually comprised In this depart
nent will be found In my store, at
Fowler's Models for sale. NO. u MAlN-ST.
Sept. IL. ,58-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16
LAW NOTICE.

u ANKlN, MILLER 4 ENSTER, Attorneys ut
N Law have removed their Once to the rooms
over the Banking House Of VIM. Thompson A Co.,
corner Of I'd anj Main. streets. Entrance on ~ 1t !.
Jan. Is, sto-dlm
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Literary E1epOt,
WIN. WILSON,

VIM. WILSON,,
(sUccEssoR 70 x'xILLES co.,
Johnson 81, Near The Post Offlce.
HAVING purchased the well known Literary
IL Depot Of McMiiia an Co., the undersigned
will continue the business In all its depar tments.
am In constant receipt OF all the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Literaries,
Monthly Magazines, and
New Publications generally.
mayiad wM. WILSON.
1895. Fail and winter 1868.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.H.aurcAnsoH. =. yAxEs DEwEY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main johnson. EOKUK.
IIAvR JUST received at their Fashionable
II Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
Z choice and excellent supply of Broadcloths,
cassimsres, vsstings, and cents FURNISH
ING GOODS, Of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most sp-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving the New York and Philadcl-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the beat material TO give
Sept. ", 'ss-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
A00A ~ A1AOnNh ~ &nU 6A0te k10 -
OF iowa.
HsHIS Bank is now open for the transaction Of q
General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittances viii be made for those payable in this
city, on the day of payment, It the loves curren,
| exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamill 6aml 4. Miller,
John q. Floyd, J.. w. CleRhorn,
j, G.. Ramsay, j. M. Billings,
O. Garber, b. F.. Moody, i. M. Shellay.
Il. IL. HARRIsox, President.
| J.W. McMILLEN, Cashier.
ksokuk, Nov. 9, '6S-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16

ATTENTION, HOUsEK EEPKHs !
DATENT CARPET SWEEP EMS ~
i OallaDd see them,At
TILLINd HAST, LANE 4 BULLS,
dec73d No. las Main-st.
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JOSEPH HLECH,
Kookuk Book-BindeYy,

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruledto any required
Dpattsrn. Court Records, y Justices Dockets, As
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Masic, DO, bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
my Bindsry will be found In McCune'
Building, corner Of Main and Sceond-sts.
ser III std ISAAC N. PEARCK.
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HIRAM BARNEY. W. ALLEr BUTLER. g. W. PARSONS.
BARNEY, HUTLEH 4 PARSONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
TRINITY BuILDISG, Ill BRoADwAY,
FebAtw6m NEW YORK.
cHARLks ". 10 RE. DANIEL y. MILLER.
LOWHIE MILLER,
A TTORNETS AND C0uNSELORS AT LAW,
n and Solicitors in Chancery, keokuk, Iowa.
Office vest side of Third-street, be- wecn Main
aud johnson streets.
Jan. ~, -ddwly
r.. n. LOMAx.
AGtOF NJ LAW,
MILL practice regular ly in the District Court
w of the United states Ut Burlington, in the
District Court IT Lee County. and in the Suprene
Court Of this state.
Office on Seeond-st., 6rst door over tho banking
House Of W. Thompson Co.
noyl6d6m
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VIVA. N. GROVER.
ATTORNEY at s. aw

DkAcTlCEs only In the Civil Courts VI kec3rd,
and devoses his time chiefly to Commercial
cases. Business from abroad viii receive careful
attention. ofhse No. 46 Chestnut street.
Jan. /, .5o-d&w1y
=. W. cLA6xrr. q. BkpWkK. W.. CLAGkrT.
Clagcst, BroWnc 4 CIAgett,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
KEOk IOWA.
Office ON Second-st., In sample BulIdisx.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

Hs- Ginning eve It's cast their shade VS. before,
but the shallow of the next Mite Society has not
yet appeared unto US Oar up street neighbor
snnounced last week that it would be at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Geo Powers on Front street but
this, like most ocofoco statements, is not correct
We begin to have r doubts about that salt!
However, time determines all things.
P. 5. W. srs Off :ally inform1i that the next
meeting OF the Mite Society will be at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hollisler, on Tuesday evening
next The night OF meeting has been changed
from Thursday to Tuesday to avoid an iuterfe-
renee with the Thursday evening meetings at the
M K Church and ts en-, bic the Methodist friends
10 attend.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

re- The course OF lectures on the Signs Of
The Times, was concluded last Sabbath evening.
We heard eight of The nine Lectures, having been
unavoidab!y prevented from hearing the last one.
We learn, however that the house was we'll
Rlled, and that the last of the series was by no
means iafeIior to its predecessors. We have
never listened to course of lectures of SINH
lar character which were so uniformly inter
esting and instructive. Large intelligent, aud
attentive audiences We're present each evening,
which must have been gratifying evidence to
She able and eloquent lecturer that his arduous
labors were not unapprecia ted
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

II is common observation that there are n ore
sufferers from debility among Americans than cnn he
found among any other civilized nation. Tho reason
Is obvious We take too tle exercise and forget the
wants OF the body in the absorbing pursuits OF bust
ness In all such cases, orlnsry medicines can do but
little good What is required is last such tonic and
nygorator Dr. j. Hosteter has given to the world
in his CELEBRATED "BIrTERS.n The weak and
nervous denson OF the countinghouso tho exhausted
toler upon the shop board aud the prostrateJ SUDDEN,
Of the midnight lamp, have found wonderful gene.
rator IN the" BTrERs, and prefer it TO m1rs preon-
uous' Dnt less eficacious medicines. Bat it should
no! oe forgotten that the agent which is so magical
IN l's influence upon frame which is merely debit.
taieds equally powerful in assistin nature 10 expe
the most terrible forms Of disease. Who will not
give il trial? '
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
9@S>aee advertisement in another coulumn
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

TO MINNIE,
We laid our littlo one to rest
One dreRry winters even -
We placed her hands upon her breast,
And then we thought of heaven.
We knew our little cherub child
Had passed deaths gloomy portal
We knew her little spirit mild
Had nov become immortal
Yet, Oh how much we miss her now,
For winter SHOWS are falling,
And every hour methnks hear
My precious darling calling;
And every place. where e'or | sc.
ind some little token
Some llttle plaything that she loved,
Or toy that she had broken.
" Aud everywhere l turn my eyes,
There's marks of little fingers;
And oh. turn away and sigh
The touch is all that fingers
o, Minnie shall nevsr feel
Thy little nrmS entwining
Around nv neck, as oft YOU did.
With love and mirth combining?
That fond earess that witohing smile,
That God 10 thsc had given,
And shall | never SEQ thee moro
Until we meet in heaven?
Oh. toach me, Father, how to bear
This stroke wthng; repining,
That may moet my angel child
Where countless hoSCs are shining
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Our Mother.

DIED-st Toledo, on the morning of the lTth inst
OF the residence OF her pr y. b. Scott, on Mou
roe sreet--Mrs. AMELIA ScoTr, in the saith year OF
her age.
She wa. born on the 25th of January. l775, in the
town Of old Fairfield, Fairfield County. Connecticut
married to Deacon J. Scott, of Rdgefold, same
county. the 18TH of January, 1885, and srtor
with her husband united with the first Congregation.
al Church Of that place and resided there until after
ths death 0; hor hl,0all While, occurred in February
l643. Her children having all moved oat West. she
sold the old homestead and moved to Lodi Plains
Washington county, Michigan. She united with the
Congrc gatonal Church at that place and continued
c member until her death, whan, we trust, she
joined the Church above. She reared up family OF
nine children seven ofwhom sill survive. She was
good mother in her day and did NOS "outlive her
usefulness She still lives in the affections of her
children. She lived useful and devoted life and her
death was calm ana peaceful. Her last words were
" Thank the Lord for all his goodness " Con-.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20
Markets.

PERRYsBURG. Flour, $6 Wheat, SllO
Corn, 60 to 62c.; Clover Seed, S5 to S5 50
Timothy Seed, $l.5O to 81 Potatoes, 75e.; whit,
Bsans, 81 Batter, Is to Ice; Eggs, l5c. Lard
loc.i Pork, S5 to &C : Beef, 81 Poultry, to
7ci Hoop Poles, S9 10 $40 per NJ; Slaves, $40
TO S33.
ToLEDo.--Flour, s5. 5O;Wheat, 81 .O5 to 81 10;
Corn oss to e5ai Clover seed S5 to 1925
Potatoes, AZ to $751; Pork, e5 10 1915; Beef
3c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20
GS-RGAD THE TESTIMONIES
n, vi. CHALFATF sDyS:

horgantOWO, Va sept. as, 1855.
+: ship ne immediately Ia dozen German Btters and
assure you that no medicine that sell gives such
ge neral satisfaction the demand tor il bsing beyoud
an precedent Ii affords me pleasure 10 sell med
Iclne so satisfactory to all Our physicians no Ion T.
er scout at il, but compelled to acknowledge its
intrinsic value aud the greater part Of them have
mao magnanmty Of seul sutcientto lay aside their
~ S. az" ana breserise II IN their practice.
ing else; They are prepared by DR.. e. N. jackson.
iio Arch st. Philadelphia Pa. and are sold by drSg,
SsH ana storekeepers in every town and village in
'he unted states and Canadas West ludes and South
America AZ I5c per bottle S7,9
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

1s>The editor of the PduIlrng Eagle says "on
Monday evening last, two very large Wild dosr
came within forty feet Of our office door" And
then again:
"0n Tuesday lost,a cry was raised in our stree Is
of "a Deer A Dear [" on which our Fore
man, VIM. T. Mcdowell, and VIM Suothet, in
company with Kinser Hook aud Alex Cambell
started in pursuit and in half an hour thay re-
turned with a.Qusrter of Venison pec,.
"Hurah for Pauldmg We have meat at
our house --Lont closes, Just as soon as our
better half can roast us the choicest cut"
We congratulate friend Nc on his success,
and Bro. Shannon on having something to eat
editor, in advertising for au apprentice. had the
precaution to say, "A boy from the country
would be preferrcd:"
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For the journal.
To My Mother.

Bf KITTY d. BROWNE.
When night has thrown har sable fold
DER this world Of ourS-
When the dow has fallen
To its rest among tho tlowers-
When the nightingale is aibling
Among It's lcafy bowers
Then dear mother, will you think of me.
And miss ne,
And wish were with you again?
At the hush Of evening,
When holy thoughts are nigh
When the stars are beaming
Bright in the azure sky-
And the moon is gazing downward,
With an ever watchful eye.
Then, dear mother will YOU miss me.
And pray for me,
And wish | were with you again?
At the frat bright dawning
OF the early day,
When the birds arc sweotly vnrLling
Their merry tuneful lay
When all around seems pleasant
Cheerful. bright and gay
Then will you think OF me. mother.
And miss me,
And wish | were with You once more?
VIII you keep for me unchanged
The living love of old
Unto my weary heart
More precou far than gold
And when the long long years
Have by us rolled.
Will you watch for :, dear mother
And pray for me.
That may come to you once again?
PERRYsHuRG, Ohio, Jan, 1889
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

Gs~ John D. Dcvor has become connected with
E. w. Fuller cditoriaIly, and the Wauseon Sen
tncl is no more but in its stead we have the
Northwestern Republican, large and fine ap-
pearny sheet. We hope the Republicans of Ful.
ton county will give it their hearty support, and
that the county printing will no longer be thrown
into the han Is Of the enemy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

ag> In view of the fact that Wisconsin has
assumed an Intern nabe indeb tedness, the Lam
caster Herald. of that State, ironically remarks :
" We want broad State Assumption Of all debts
made this side of eternity and to extend 10 debts
made previous to the day of judgment. when all
above"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-20

OT Hon. Henry l.. Ellsworth, who died re-
Gently in Hartford, Ct, has given by his will.
oil of his large property, except about 800 900,
to Yale College. 1t is estimated that the Col
lese gets 100000. The will is to be contested
on the ground that the deceased had not been Of
sound mind for two or three years previous to
his death. One OF the executors appointed by
the will refuses 10 serve
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NHiIIVT Y NHIps
JSccb Miller vs.. 4. and n. Miller.

JSccO Miller vs., \ and II. Miller
~ virtue OF avcudi writ Of execution 40 ma az
- rscted and delivered from the Probate eour, o,
WOOD county, Ohio, will Offer p,r sa,s y, the ioor
oi;hs court house in perrNsburg ou ~. -,
Saturday, Feb l2tb, 1889,
between the hours % and ? o'clock p M of .,,A
day the south west quarter OF thu north cast uuarte,
oi section No, TWENTY-FIVE (22) Of tuwuship 40 four
range NO. eleven as also the south. east quar-
" OF the horh-wost quarter Ot section number t,y an.
Vt"o l?!l OF township number four a. in range No.
SiNeh containing in both tracts eli ght, (sul .er,,
oi am IN Wood county. Ohio {. W. SORfON.
! F,PnicE, atty. Shs,,s
jan. q, lS58--35wGSSl2 ..U 77-''"
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sllERlFFs SALE

Ni,h Nnel u. Him Charles sisson o. al
Rl rir'ae Of a vendi writ OF execution to me dI-
- reciei aud delivered from the court sf c ominon
pleas OF Lucas county, Ohio, IN the above entitled
cause, viii otter for sale NJ public auction near
IcHtsslw- mill in Perrysburg on
1aesGqy.Jan 25ih 1850 Oh
betwecn the hours OF \ and o'clock A. AZ If ALL
day' The following described goods and ebsttle, e.
wit Heniy 4. Nverills interest In and 10 the steam
noW bcHe also on tho same day. between and
o'clock A. NJ, al the saop of Dsni.i iinb..~ 10
Pcrr,sburg Wood county. Ohio I will Offer Tor sal.
four (t) Tanning Mila. t.. W. MORTON sh.,;y :
NJ. R& V. WAirE atty,
Jau &. lsS9--35w2Ki
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eS-Rev. |. F. Cannon exchanges puIpits with
Rev, Z. F. Platt, D. d, of Toledo next Sabbath.
The sermon on Guardian Angels will not be
delivered on one week from next Sabbath eve
ming, as announced, but will be postponed for
ons week. to enable Mr.. Cannon TO fill All en-
gagement at Antioch College.