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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-20

Transformation Sunday, June IL, by the Rev. NJ d.
G. Crawford SESIER KEYEs to MARY CRoLY, ali Of this
city,
MAcAuLAY- JonNsoN.--In this city, Thursday, June
49, 1852 by the Rev Alexander Clements Presbyt
minister JAMES H. MAcAULAY, of Philadelphia to ANNIE,
eldest daughter Of the late Thomas Johnson OF Moes
worth place, Dublin Ireland.
MILLER BRocK.-On Thursday, June 16, by the Rev.
Enoch Van AIKEN, GEO. 8. Miller to MARA +. BcocK,
adopted daughter Of Mrs Rebecca Brock all Of this city
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Court Calendar-Thix div.

SUPREME CouRr-Circuit.-Pa Nos i647, 1878,
1859 1885, 1871 1873 1877 1879 14ls. 1885, 1861 2O3
1913, 2b7 2c39 1859, 267 4753 14l3, 1881. Part a
2o64, 2oe6, 2o6s, 2o72 2oTi 2oT6, 2o7s, 26si 2Osa
2oSs, 20s0.
SupTEMx CouRI-Special Term.--Nos II, lac, SO, ISIS
l6l to 1885, H. 49, co. 49, S. 100, 1903, 100 LA 259.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Mos 2t2, 2zo, i4S, 81
el6 OIL 245 142 1922 SOS, ee6, 700 7ol 7o2, 36s rs
1885, 630 1as, ASH Part Mon $40, 643, $780, 6Sl, $50
456, 4e3, 635, sos, e5s, CSC, 675.
COMMON pIRAs CouRr.-Part mos s4f, HOS, 100
1885, 1885, 1897 to l14l 1905 49, 49, 32o e5, Part -
Nos. 1879, l4SO, 10, GAL, s47, 1000, loi7, lois.
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wAsIiSoIoS June 10, 1859.
The naval vessels In the Cur val, be despatched any
point where American interests require protection from
the reaotonsts, without first communicating with the
federal authorities at Washington. Tie liberal govern
tnent will readily second the efforts Of Minister McLane
who has ample power in the premises, and will permit
The landing OF our forces for that purpose.
Information received hero TO night from Nsw
Orleans, brought by the steamer Jasper, by way OF
Tehuantepec TO the effect that alarming reports prevailed
along tas hue OF the rosd 10 the gro sing power of the
church party which is said 10 be dealing very summariy
with foreigners, more especially all who were in the
oightest degree implicated In the revolutionary move
nts OF the opposite party. Degoado, the liberal gene
rail- been called Vera Cruz by Jusrez Minister Of
War
The proposed loan Of Ave millions, the bids for which
be opened TO moroW To meet the Treasury note
which already fallen due and been redeemed 1t Ia
considered no,bipg less than reissue Of Trea
sury notes.
The Sandman Minister ovcrjoyed on receiving the
by the Anglo Saxon. He lett for New York this &
Geruoon.
4hc AneIo-Saxon Nes~s nt Now Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June Is, 1852
fhe foreign advioes per steamship Anglo Saxon were
received by the Agent Associated Press over the
Naronal line, at IL 35 NJ today and were published
Ia the regular evening editions OF shs Associated Press
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and scaIps--
The best the wod-wh0esae and RETAIL and the dye pr
yately applied. No. 6 Asto- House.
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Strong and FInvOry Tea, One Dollar tn,
cheat snd coffee 10 lbs for g dollar, n CHRISTIAN
SONS NO. / Chambers or ZIG GreenW ieh street
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Look In at Williams, Stevens & Williams
and the two great pictures of NIAGARA by CHUk CH
and GIGNOUX-the latter exhibited for the frat time
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
burs; proof safes. Isl Broadway OF Murra!
street. N, Y.
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IIair--Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF ,lor
and ito eubelshment treated carefully by GRANT
80 I Welith street wesl aide and near BrosdwNy.
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Barry's Tricophcrous IL the Best A Cheap.
article for dresxng beautying, cleaning. curling prs
serving and restoring the hai Ladies' try - sold BY
druggists.
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"qoor oeaerp .tre notified Saturday ght TIA. sc!
tcsefvenoe wcnld be enforced on sondsy rnis noua-
csl"o nAn enod effect, nod during Sunday q general
closoS look psce. 70 that the ward regular sunday
appeaIs.'ce' rev, very few drunken were sesa Ia
the sree,s' abo the Tor druukeuness quite
All The sobt"pan public houses are embraced 10 tho
Iwehth ward caa as 10 effort made toe part Ut
Cptain PoIte or ms men 70 u2 the Shops he
con.eqneoce ~as TIA: AZ Burnssms Srl ksfs Bay. The
b. NonoAs ano oher hotels the roaS, did large bust
ness 10 zoe TSepiy thrd ward the police quite in
aoVe rs ar as The Closing OF tue liquor
ceined. ipe shutters wore to tho wiodox VI airy all
ne s.ores yet required no sagacty 70 discern that
liquor was TO be had al t5itum.
SCENES or THE LooaISGDALE ROAD AND CENTRAL
PARK.
the Bioominsdale road Ia In most excellent condition.
having beeu recently repaired. On Sunday here was
unusual array OF fast horses and fast the road
enjoying the bamy breeze varied and scenery
on the upper part Of the island The public
where enterainment for and beast was 70 be had
were vide open and well patrouzed by the jovis Jehus
Inc vsters 10 the Central Park numbered by thou
sanos ana already foroaste OF the great benefits OF
promenade OF ths description has been felt by thousands
Of our cazens The "Ramben was particularly sought
or ano wax over its paths and viewing the progress
me weIX ID oher PORTIONS OF the Park both pleasing
and instructive The lovers Of lne scenery seen
here and there In groups, adming the plan
being carried out and suggesting Improvesssats
that can De made as the work progresses Others tAre
were on Tue ground went there for tho first ume on
Sunday apd were quite astonshed at the extent TIL
supendous work and it's fast developing rich and varied
scenery.
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Kenpedy's Medio,L Discover Is Warranted
sore iegs- For sale o., All dIugstiS
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and appD
nj the mandatory, 2SS Broad way.
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French Fans, Silk Nets, Fancy Hair Pins,
COMBS AcA splendd assortment Of the a6oye aud Of
many other NEW GOODS, comprising the ArsSr PARIS
best city trade.
ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES received by every successive
steamer from Hayre, for aale the trade oaIy BIZ
HUGHES, DUPUY a GRIEVANCE,
Importers, 81 Maiden lana
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IIolloway's Olntment.-The Pcnetrative
ard healing action OF this potent save marvel hroushou.
tie word Nothing else shouid be relied ssrofua
GER rbeum eryspeAs and external injuries Sold at 50
Maiden lane, New York.
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Advice worth more than the Mines of Ga
orns daily given In phrer ooscal examinations FOW
LEk WALLS, sos Broadway.
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Rupture C'.,red by HIassh 4 Co.'s Radical
cure russ T@y also keep de elastic stockings vsr,os
veins Mppc~ and shou braces Instruments for de
New feyt. s 49,"
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The Best Spring Bed In E.xistence-HOwe'
Elliptic at from IS to So at 3s Broadway Call and ace it.
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Twelve Cent Amsrotypes Revived-Taking
1000 daily; and dollar photographs reduced 50
model gallery, SOL Broadway, only stair up.
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wheeler s. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.-
Ofcv sos Brosdway, New York. Sead for acirculaIs.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New st le Price SO once 81 Broadway.
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Juben's Kid Glove Cleaner, Is cents q Ros-
tie Beware Of counterfets CLARKE 4 CO., 3S5 Bread
way, up stairs sole proprietorA
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Loary & Colour summer dress hat Is now
ready for sale Nos g. and House, Broadway.
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Summer Mats-Evcry style and Quality,
unsurpassed by large assortment of elegantly trim
med straws for misses and charea. First oremium.
KELLOGG, manufacture, S3l Canal street
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o. A. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro
punctuAny attended 70. Oco 6 Greenwch ct
Let the Chapeliers Of Paris Touch Their
hats 2l6 Brosdwav They cannot eclipse his dress
cassmere hat for the Ia desigu. tnng
mounting and s the requisites Of elegance 1t Ia unApproaoh
cd. zig Broad way, under Barnura's Museum.
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In the Fifteenth ward the compliance with the law was
cutie general pu sun mere were great many res'ao o,
exactly under the penalty Of the law but In which
liquor was, doubtless sold MS freely as In any hotel bar
oom while in 1ercer street and Greene street several
lager beer saloons a0d porter houses conspcuous
open to The public There was, however, only ar
made for drunkenness in this wardcne John Reilly,
Tor drunkenness, besides two women us Migrants
In the Sixteenth ward the Sunday law very well
observed indeed all the grSg shops and liquor s'ores
shutters fastened; and any entered them they did
SO through private entrances. The only disturbance
during the day n this ward from the following ar
ressJsmes Kelly and William Christian arrested:
James Kelly or attacking Christian with axe the police
man entering the house 70 Ninth just me after
being apprized by child the disturbance, to save
Christian from instant death. The door locked, and
when the policemen had burst i open be found Kelly
with the axe appraised Christians head The
cause--jeaousy on account Of his wife. The second
arrest was made on one Of the ferry boats plying
Lee &C. Several Of the policemen OF this precinct re
paired the ferry boat in the morning with the expecta
lion OF catching well known thief board the boat
the policemen were insutcd viley by Daniel Nc
Gewan, and the abusive language was continued with
such that they were obliged TO arrest him IN
order to keep any control the crowds the boat
While he being taken to the staten house by detective
policemen, they were attacked BY crowd Of rowdies
and the prisoner taken from them Several Of the ring
leaders Of the crowd being pointed out and tracked
BY the police as our reporter Lett.
Ihe ferry boats and sunday weehawken
uud Guttenburg, denounced great nusances by
every who has bad any experience n the police force
Guenburg, by means of these ferries has become the
resort Of the most desperate characters who literally
swarm the place every Sunday, drinking lighting and
yelling while there aud while in the boats both gong
and returning much 30 that the sheriff has enrolled
esp police TO guard the citizens from the depreda
| tons OF these rufians.
| TWENTIETH, TWELFTH, TWENTY SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD PRECINCTS,
In the Twentieth ward the public on the On; usrS
FOR violations Of the liquor law and the effect that
general closing up took place. il by no means to be
imagined however, that there liquor sold In the
ward-oniy that it was done In q secluded manner "a
privilege customers. In tho Tweny seooad ward thu
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season.
AT Wallacks theatre Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Florence
raence their second week this evening play ing in "Pa
deem O'RaGerty'' and the "Youug Actress"
At the Bowery theatre the bill for this evening includes
the soath Of Vengeance and 'rom and Jerry in New
York.
At Barnum's Museum this afternoon "Gwynneth
Vaughn" excellent drama, is announced. 10 the
evening new fairy spectacle 'The Magic Well is to be
produced with nil the glory Of scenery dresses
pointments, &C., &c.
The MINISTRIES, Woods Bryants and Hooey announce
agreeable programmes for this evening. The colored
operas nourishing like 30 many green bay trees.
new subscription for the French theatre here has
been commenced. The direction, IL is said is to be
changed.
Mr. G. F. Marchant, the manager of the Charleston, s..
c. theatre ard the circuit thereunto attached arrive
in town to make arrangements for the ensuing
Mrs. N. Sinclair and Mr. Henry Sedley have arrived
in town after successful tour in the West Mrs Sinclair
obliged account Of proceedings In the courts here
and at Albany relative her suit against Mr. Edwin For
rest 10 renQush engagcms nts at ST. Louis other
terror cities.
Mr. Max Maretzck will give repetition Of the pleasant
f,,cs Of ,aet summer afSoncs Wood next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams finish their engagements
for the ecason at Liverpool this month"; From thence
they 20 TO yichy for few weeks rest, ami return in
! August to the United States.
Mr. Joseph Proctor Of the best Of our native actors
had arrived At Liverpool, June 4, and would probably
make his debut there.
On dit, that Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will 80 to England
next September. Mr.. Joseph Jefferson win Introduce
"our American Cousinto the British public in September
next.
Mrs. Hoey closed her very succeesfu engagement al
the Boston Museum Friday with benefit, when she
| Played In "Thc Wonder" and "The Dowagcr" to
crowded and enthusiastic house,
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BEL-on Saturday, June Is, after s.or. but Eevere
Illness JANE BsI SO years. daughter Of Robes, and
Nancy Bell, county Tyrone Ireland.
The tuperal will place from the residence Of her
brother law, Andrew Laws l46 Troy street. this Non
cay) afternoon O'Clock her relatives and friends
respectfully invited TO attend, without further INVITA-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24
OBITUARY.

DIED.-at his residence in Portage, on the 18th OF
November, 1859, of Congestive Fever-JAMEs Nc
FADDEs, Esq. in the 43d year of his age.
Mr.. McFadden had resided several years in thi.
place, and filed several Offices of trust during the
time, lie soldier and officer in Mexico,
and while there Contracted his death malady, and
lived only twenty.four hours after taking sick. He
was Captain of the Portage Guards the time of his
decease, and was buried with military honors, j. l..
Roller commanding the company. Immediately after
the funeral the Guards repaired to the Knaggs House,
and after organizing passed the following resolutions
Resoired That we deeply fe ] the loss of our hon
ored Captain that the community in general has lost
valuable man. and this place ofits most promi-
nent citizens.
Resoired, That we deeply sympathze with the wild
of the deceased and that copy of this notice and
these resolutions be pre- eSented to her.
ResoireG, That the proceedings ofthis meeting be
published in the county papers. J. ii. DEWITT,
S.JoHNsoN. See. Chairman
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Tenohnr,a Assooin,inn.

The Teacher, and Friends Of Education viii please
take nstc, that the next session OF the Wood Coun-
" Teachers Association will be held at New West.
feld Saturday Dec 3. 1t is earnestly requested that
every teacher and advocate of educstion, as far as
praoussble. will be in attendance. Evidently. there
is a great necessity for improving the methods now
commonly adopted fsr educating the youth OF the
present generation, and consider the surest and
most expeditions manner of making such improve
msnts is for the teachers to turn out mHsse aud
make such suggestions as observation from time to
time enables them to communicate. Hence the de-
size of the presence ofone and all
JJ. EVERS, Secretary,
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Temperance IN New westaeid.

Broad-Ax has done good work at New West
field. lIe lectured 10 the people of that vicin-
ity on the evils OF otintempefsnce ou-ihe 3 and
4th inst. At the close of the last lecture, a
pledge was circulated and sixty~three names
were obtained. A resolution was then adopted
to hold meeting on the 7th inst. TO effect a
permOnen, organization. Rev. Mr.. Chance con.
sented TO address them again on that occasion.
At the meeting on the 7h, a permanent t"m-
perance society was organized by the election
o' the following officers; IL, K. Jerome, Presi.
dent; Alvin Clark, Vice President, l., jerome,
Secretary; and o. J. lnSCho, Treasurer Mr.. c.
gave them another lecture, after which the
pledge was circulated, and eighty.seveu names
were addsd--making. in all, $50 signers. The
society will have another meeting on the last
Saturday of this month. Ths Devils veudrrs o
:" rat soup" up that way will fini "Jordon a
hard road to travel if they don't stop dealing
out rcstiiencc before another court is held in
! this county.
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A1-At the recent Sorghum convention held
in Columbus a few days since, Mr.. d. Nj. Cook,
OF Mansfield, explained his mode of making su
gar ffom the sugar cane, and asserted that he
could make from one acre of good cane, one ton
Of sugar MIR. D. F. Boyd of Mansfield, stated
that he had a new mode of manufacturing, and,
sshe had applied for patent, declined expIa-
nation. Several specimens of syrup were pre-
sented TO the convention. aud explanations as o
mode. expense, &c. of manu- ufacturins were made
by various individuals. The convention resol vad
to meet oa the 9th of December next, when the
State Agricultural convention will be in session.
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,2'lic ScnAtOrship.

The Tiflin Tribune is out against the post.
ponement of the Senatorial election, hnt does not
think the late election was decision in favor
of or ng, ,ihst any particular asprant.
The Sandusky Register (uuder the same man
sgement of the o. S. JOurAGD is out in favor Of
Chase for Senator.
The New York Tribute publishes long com
muncatiou, dated at Cincinnati, which give!
many reasons why Gov Chase should not bt
elected to the u. s Senate. The editor of tht
Tribune decides against said correspondent. as
we would expect him to, for he is anxious Il
clear the Presidential course tor Seward.
The Newark Amcrican iavors the election o
Mr.. Chase TO the Senate
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MARROW EscAPE.-A few days since, a num-
Der Of boys, in Perry township. went into the
woods with their guns in search of small game.
Getting tired, they seated themselves upon
log. When ready to start out again, a son of
Mr.. Albert Ford. while standing on the log
holding the muEzle of bis rifle in one hand and
resting the breeoh on the ground, in attempting
to raise it. caught the hammer and caused the
discharge OF the gun. The ball passed through
the rsband of his shirt-slsere and cut the sleeve
in Ave different places, passing out at the shou'
der. Strange enough. The boy was unharmod-
not ersp rscsiYinga kerstch IN limb or body.
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O-Is- Our friend l.. NJ Hun,, tired of resisting
Cupid's shafts, has finally, after many hair
breadth escapes, yielded an | taken TO himself \
wife, There is nothing uun,tura or unusual, in
this and we only call attention to the fact for
the purpose of saying to young ladies' that they
may no longer "set their caps for Mr.. H., and
also for the purpose of expressing the hope that
this union may not only prove enduring. but pro-
ductive of much happiness. 1t is said and we
guess it is lrue) that Western boys take the
q choicest of the flo Ok when they go down
East.
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Home TeSljtslon

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you and suffering humanity afflicted as have baen.
ofthe benefits have received from your Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier. | have had a difficulty in my
lungs for years that bnfled all the skill OF
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ty, Through these diseases. became 50 emiciated
and weak that could hardly walk, and sometimes
could not. But am hearty and reasonably well at
present, and allege the to your Medicines rs !
took other ut the time, and many thanks for your
almanac which accidentally fell into my hands.
Yours truly, j. BALMER.
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Christie Uiustrcls

This celebrated company will give one Of their
inimitable entertainments at the Court House, in
this place, on Friday evening next, the 2oth inst,
Their performances are chaste and moral, and
sre everywhere attended by the most respectable
ladies and gentlemen. They will give one Of their
popular entertainments in Maumoe Saturday
night.
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An ECHo.-There is nothing rem inning Of the
locoIoco party in the Northern States, but jnst
enough material out OF which a faint echo Of
the South can be made. The printing office at
Newport is mobbed aud the news just has time
to reach New York City, when the reverbera-
ting wires bring intelligence OF an elfJrt TO mob
Wendell Phillips at Staten Island
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Ss-Thc Toledoans have discovered an extern
sive bed of gravel at Eagle Point and the City
has purchased fifty acres adjoining the river for
5000. The land is owned BY Mr.. CowelI. The
gravel is wanted in Toledo for the Improvement
Ofstreets, and the first cargo from Eagle Point
arrived on Monday morning last.
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GsMr. Griswold one of the Cleveland attor-
neys who went 10 Charlestown to defend Brown,
succeeded in getting the $3.50 which was taken
from Browns pocket at the time of his capture,
and put it into his o,on pocket II that is not
the quintescenGe OF ltteness of soul, what is it?
Wswouldn't trust such man TO put pennies
on dead niggers eyes!
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The sham democracy of Ohio are to hold
State Convention al Columbus. on the 5th of
January. We are pleased to learn that they are
not disposed 70 Presist in descrating the memo
Tab.e 9th. Old Hickory never dreamed that the
word Democracy would be used as covering
for such iniquitous cchemes as now characterize
locofocoism.
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eB- Several Northern men. peddlers, &C., have
been arrested in Vrginio and confined in jail,
without any good rrason whatever. A contnu-
atien of this trea tment TO Northern sojOurnep.
will bring upon the Virsinans, eventually some
thing more than Harper's Ferry affair.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of Nov 1859, by d, Ross, Esq. Mr.
JOSIAH H. DAVENPORT and SARAH NJ. STEPHENS, all
Of PER-! sburg township.
In Brighton. N Y. November Is. 1859, by Rev.
John Weeks Mr., l.. NJ HuNT. of Perryshurg, aud Miss
CARRIE l.. UAGAMAN, of the former place.