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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

~The Republican members of Congress
Nave very properly decided to oppose the sdms-
sion of Oregon while the English bill operates to
keep Kansas out of the Union. Thsy can see
no good reason for keeping Kansas out until
her popua ion reaches over $4,000 and admit
ting Oregon with half that number OF inhabitants.
We expect to see Oregon admitted and Kansas
kept out. simply because the former is locooco
and tho latter Republican,
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~We have no, yet received our Columbus
letter for this week. II is almost impossible TO
get letter to this place from Columbus, Newark,
or Mount Vernon in less than ono week from the
time il 10 started. When we reflect that the dis.
tanoc can bo travelled in less than eight hours,
the conclusion is forced upon us that there is
gross neglect some where
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0hO, fAlRCHlLp, secretary,
December so, ls5s.-34ly.
Legal Notiee.

Abigail Paeny VS.. Theodore Pseny.
FNHE said The odore Pseny will take notice that
Il Abigail pSeny did. on the 3sth day OF Dec, A. d.
1885, fe her petition In the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Wsod and State Of Ohio, char gng fraudulent con.
and gross neglect Of duty the part Of said
Theodore PSeny, and asking that she may be
from the said Thsodore which petition will stand for
hearing ~ the next term Of said court.
ABIGAIL PAENI.
By F. ID. X. HoLLKRHEcE, au'Js
Dee. 50, ls5s--3sW6tf.6s.
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John Bower ct al vs.. Marshal Key, Jr.
u virtue OF writ OF execution 10 me directed and
y delivered from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Woed county, Ohio, in will cfer for sale at the door
Of the Court House in Perrysburg, Ohio, on
THesddy, February 18th, 1859
between the hours OF and o'clock z. NJ of said dav
the following described lands and tenements 20 vii
n-ets number 72l 400 and SAL aud out lots number
81 IS, so. aud 60, in the town of Perrysburg Wood
county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON Sheriff
NJ X. X. WAITE. au'y's plR
Jan. 49, 1859 w5S2,25
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Wood Common pIeaG.

Charles W. Moore, PrH,vs William McKim, Dert
TIRE above named WillisIa McKim, defend ant. will
take notice that petition has been filed in ths
Court " Common Pleas, in and for the county OF
Wood and State Of Ohio, by the above named Charles
W. Moore, against him the object Of which is to re-
cover the sum of One hundred and twenty six and
6o-l00 dollars due him for work and labor care and
LIST day of September A. D. 1858 for said defend MT
and said plaintiff claimed judgment against him for
said sum of one hundred and twsntysiK and 60-l00'
attachment been issued In said suit against the
property Of said defendant as Nonresident Of the
State Of Ohio and that required to said
will be take true and judgment rendered aeoor-
DINGHY y. Il d. X. HoLLnEBIoK att'ya pl'n.
Dee N, leSs--SIw zee co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Wood County Ohio Court of Probate. Petit
ton To sell lnnd.

ton to sell land.
Joel Foot, adur Of r. Foot, deceased Plaintiff against
John Arnold Sarah A. Arnold. Willard Trull, Leroy
Foot OF al. defedcnts.
The above named defendants are notified that on
the 9Th day Of January A. D. 1852 said administrator
hlod his petition IN said court asking fer AN order
fer the assignment Of the dover of Charlotte Foot In
and to the settlement of the priority Of liens Of defsn
dants therein named, and the sale Of the following
real estate Of which decedent died possessed TO wit
the Wa SWt and the NEI Of SWI OF section Sc of
town north. of range east l20 acres in Wood Coun.
y Ohio,to pay the debts OF that said
ton will be FOR hearing on tho jth day of February,
A. d. 1852 JOEL Foor, admir-.
B. JEFFERSON, atty.
Jan. IL, lS5S--36w4S2,30,
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MARRIED.

On Friday Dec. 3lss, 1858, by W. Davidson. J. p.
at the residence Of the brides father, Mr. JoNATHAS
CRAGo snd Miss JANEETT FoRREsr, all Of Webster
Township. Wood county.
The above twain Of one aesh have our wishes that
lifc's sweets may be be rally bestowed upon them.
On New Years morning. at tho residence Of A.
Black, by Rev. q. A. Adams, FRAHom l.. HAsuEL aud
LYDIA A, BLACK.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEEs sEMAN's PILLS
PrI7crrG b. Corysii.f L, Cissss"aS w. d.,
EkNxU N-nDsE rHrV


NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients IN these pills OrS
As result OF a long aud extensive practice. ThsyRts
mild in their operation aud cSrliin in correcting all
irrSgplariues, Painful MensupGtonS. removing all oh
struutious, whether from cold er otherwise, hsad-
ache pain in the side pSpatoa ofths heart whites,
all nervous affections, hystercS fatigue pain in ths
hack and limbs Sc.disIurbed sleep, which arises
from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are iuvaluabs, a. they will
bring ON the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed in sthSr pills. can place
the utmost confidence in Dr, Cheeseman's Pills doing
all ssyrerrcsent TO Do
NOTICE,
Trs-e !, one cay6top Of TIE f,wa's system When the
Pls cary, 30 taken wiibSWf pro iic'RS Pee CULTAR
RESHLT I've condition rsf,rreG % Is PREGNiN-
CI-ihs rs,uls, RiSCdRRiiGE, Such is tie IRE
ssabis fsasacy Of the medicine fo restore fbs s,ruai
fractions TO normal c0HSoH, EhJf !hS rspr0IYc.
IRE yp,cer az nature cannot rssSt y,
Warranted purely vegetable and free FROM anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read.
accompany each boN, Sent Nv mail on enclosing 81
SOLD RV ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN IN THE UNITED STATES.
X, Is HUrChlNGS,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers Street, NEW YORK.
tn trhop all nhsissais orders shOuid 30 addressed,
es-soid by PECK b HAAILrOE. PsrrysburY,
Nov. Is, lsSs-lvlJ
Cash for Rags.
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A Coon DSuO0EsrloN.-- Chase in his
message, recommends the founding OF an mcbi.
ate As, lum, Tor the confinement and treatment
uftabi;ual drnnhards. We think the sugges-
ton in accordance with Ike progress OF the
times aud hope that the matter will be acted
upon BY the Legislature before IT'S adjournment
There are many men who s,c iAS, Fastening 10
a drunksrds grave, who might be reclaimed if
they were placed beyond The reach Of temptation,
--KtnilH Rsrnblican.
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DEe. HOOFLAND's
BAESAMEC CORDIAL.

EoR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, HoarsenesS, Bron-
c'tis Pneumonia Diseases of e Botcsis orisns from.
Cold, Incpielt Consumption, and for the reiitf and
~ at all posst6le cure Of Patients IN Advanced seSes
ofths latter dssdSe.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters nav
be confdentiuly relied on II is designed for class
of diseases general and fatal than any other
to which the people of this country are subject
those springnR from sFght crld.O That eminent
authority, DR.. Bell, says will not say that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plague and Y,fioo
Ferer are TO those of other countries; but aver
confidently that they usherin dsense of greater
plicity and mortality than these latter"
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from " common cold" may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the reo
ords of the Board of Health of PhladephG, confess
1852. Tosal deaths in Philadelphia 1o,26l
Died Of Consumption, 1,9l3
" all other diseases. (25o In
--IO,7o1
1853. Total deaths, S7Ip
Died OF Consumption, 1898
90 " all other diseases 1885
--l1,slI
From these figures II will be seen that nearly on.
fourth of the total deaths in the country ore by
consumption, 70 say nothing OF the numerous other
diseases sprinSing from slight colds"
Do not trite with your health; butK suffering from
aslighi cough, or cold on the lungs. buy bottle Of
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you NAV
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done So sad
have certified TO its wonderful effects,
Coughs often proceed from dsordered or dyspsp-
tic state of the stomach, In which case. the German
eral debility of the system, resulting from protract.
ed cough, the German Bitters will be found Rrss,
benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. N. jackson 4ls rch street
Phadel pha and for sale by drug giss and
ers throughout the United States and Canada Price
10 cents per bottle. Oct. 2S, lS5S--96ly,
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Diseases.
TKE HosoerR Association, in view of the awful de-
struction Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptons prsccsd upon the unfortunatsvic
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name, TO open Dyspensary for
thetreamcnt OF this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Msdicqi Aid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter with description of their condition (age oc
cupation habits of e &c.) and in cases OF extreme
poverty. to karaish Medicine Free of Charge. II is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish thu
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF sexual Diseases
thO highest satisfaction with the success which bag
attended the labors OF the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure Of SpermatOrhRl Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, GonnorrlGa Gleet syphilis, the vice Of Oman
ism or Self Abuse, &c, Rnd order CendnuRBes OF
the sane for the ensuing yssr.
'Tls Directors review of the psst feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have been OF great benefit the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed zeal TO this very important but much
despised cause.
AAAd~irsAls Report N SpetmAtorrhps, OF Semi
nal Weakness, the Vice Of OnRnsm MAstprbation or
Self Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will be ssen by mail lin q
sealed snyelcpe,) Tree ef Charge tho receipt Of
TNo STAMPS Tor postage Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment ofSexus Diseases diet
&c, are constantly being published for gTAtutOus
distribution, aud will be sent 10 the afflicted Some
Of the remedies and thods of treatment discov
cred during the past year are of great value.
Address tor report treatment Dir. George Il. CAL
houu, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Ne
South Ninth Street philadelphia. Pa.
by order of the Directors.
EZRA ID, HARTWELI PrsSt.
6Ro, FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
December 80, ls6s.-34ly.
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Editors publishing the above advertisement and
this note few times and noticing il editorally, by
sending marked copy of their paper tho publisher
will receive a COPY by return Mail.
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ES~The stock above advertised was bon CHI in Bes-
tou and New York for Cash, and will be sold for
READY PAY, lower than Goods have ever before
been offered in PerrNsburg.
take this opportunity TO return my thanks 80 my
friends OfPerrysburg and all Wood County for past
iaVors and patronage and would respectfully invite
them, and all others. 20 call and examine my stock.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of ofProduce Wool. Hides
Pelta, &c. Remember that this is the Head Quarter
Of Fur Dealers of the North West.
PERRYsBunG, Oct. Z, ,5s--2l JULluH BLlNN.
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THK VorR OF THR NoRrH-wEsT.-Th follow
ing is the popular vote Of the North. west, aceor
ding to the elections OF 1856 and 1858:
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--The Young Mems Christian Associations Of
the States Of Ohio, laiisna, Kentucky AMI Ten.
nsssee. will hold meeting IN ChilIicothe for
conference snd prayer, on the l9,h, 2Olh and
7Ist days Of Janusy. All pceson' are Invited
20 attend.
An the real estate of K,nsrs City is held w
32o persons.
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cratic State Central Committee mot Nt Colum.
A,s ou Saturday, aud fixed the Gath Of May next
ss the dag for holding the Democratic State Con
ventiou to uu,niua,e csnd6strs for Governor
Lieut.. Governor, Supreme Judge, Auditor Treas
urer aud Secretary of State, auda member OF the
Board of Public Works.
The ratio OF the representation IS fy"d a one
vote Tor every 800 cas-, for 7, w Blruy, at
the last State election, aud one for every irOc
tion of $50 or over.-Cin, Gag.
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DEEPER,
l. SPICE,
CINNAMON,
GLOVES.
NUTMEG,
MACE,
GINGER.
SALERATUS.
MOLASSES,
SYRUP,
LAMP OIL,
FLUID,
CANDLES,
SOAP-al k,ads,
RICE,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
STARCH,
MAGNECIA,
INDIGO,
MADDER,
ALUM,
COPPERAS,
BLUE VITRIOL,
SULPHER,
BRIMSrONE,
WHITE LEAD,
CHIP LOCKWOOD.
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD,
CREAM TARTAR,
BORAX,
PLUG TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
FINE CUT TOBACCO,
COARSE SALT,
DAIRY SALT.
COIL ROPES,
BRoOMS. DO,
IN LARGE QUANTITIES. AT
w. j. HlTCHC0CK'S.
PEEsTsSrRs, Ohm. JsHusry 9, 1852 10
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Cash for Rags.
I UinpRycash for rags delivered at my Book store
in PsrryshurE INiltlsoiurnish ora " ith wrap
pug paper attholowest whoiesals hgrrss,
r JUly 81 1895, loHN PoWhNs
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ROOTS and HuOEs

ROO'VH and EHOEH.
He offers splendid stock of Doors and SuoHs msl-
utnctured expressly tor himself from a Lady'sfAsn
slipper, 20 the honest yeomans stoutest stogv.
Jorge assortment Of
HATS and CAPS,
Ofthe latest snd most approved style, direct f.eH
Gennin s,and other fashionable establishments
GROCERIES,
In great quantities. fall varieties, and OF tho best
qualities just received and for sale by the pound box
and barrel Tobacco of the bsst brands.
CROCkERf "a full assortment of China, Stone
and Common Ware.
HARD WARE Everything needed in thistin Of
the rrade Flour Salt, Nails, Window Glass woodsa
Ware, and in short every thing be found in a coun
try store, or needed for townand country trade.
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DIR. BRUNOE's RITrERs.
Also as prephylsotic against
FAvBR ANp AaUF, ,CHoLERA, SUHNER CoNrLAINTsAC.
Thsrsmedy has very pleasant taste, and viii be
taken ~ readily by children ~ adultI. The at
hiCtsi are invited 20 TEY IT.
Pint Bottles-PYice SO cents.
Send for Circular giving full particulars.
Address X CRuGEn. Sole Agent.
742 Broadway New York.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers eVsrywhers.
Dec. 10. ls5s-32m6&.
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rms 0sr5sfrT0.v ~ fo.s1c.rs.

Had The proceedings OF ,he Opposition
meeting held At friar's Point, ou lhe lith
inst, reached Is in time for our last issue,
w. would. with pleasure, have SVEN ],
puhliciiy here; hut as L came 10 hand On
last Saturday. when tho Cold Water
& ontcnIion had met, We deem It out Of
place to publish the proceedings. The
meeting was a largo onc-A. Shelby.
President, John 4. Warren, Sccrttary.
Tho following gentlemen were appointed
delegates To the Convention, Of a., Sat
urlay; John q. Miller, G. $. Severson,
, lark Bob,, Mark Mooney, c. ,. Gates,
Cullen Barrow, u. I. Saunder. ani sam.
usl lyons. ON motion 4. shelby was
added to this lit.
Resolutions were passed in urpo lion
30 tAc administration II Jane, .iaslnn.
an. and in regard 10 the construction II
a levee m the Ea., bank n th- Mi0is.
ppi river ~ a qaeslion paramount to al
others. The nisiric, Convention r..
eei'ed the warmess a%rprbilion Of the
meeting.
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IH.s,. a. ~,

lcs, penali ~ 10 inquire. WIS j. it that
the Superintendent, II the ". a 7. Il. Il.
ai,cT,isrs in the NJ mphis rapets, the
urenaea papers, and lietnnndc Press.
that n connection With the road IL mude
BY stages hfuCe 10 Oakland. Preston.
bfena1i, anil thence 10 Chuullton. Can
ton, &C., when there J. not even a s'ons.
hcrse' mad prupcliing below Tits point
Strangers arriving At Memphis. who see
the ~Company's card IN the papers. try ing
To avoid cur, answers from sarly olhs.iis.
take j, for granted that the advertise.
nsui. are 80. ~ lhgy take passage
en the ears of tbs road. for Grcuada aud
other points below Pamela, ard loi On af-
irving at Baicstillc, they aHd 70 their &c.
Frct, and los. u tlme aud meucy. tina,
they haze 81. 10 the cad ai ,lieir "
that II thsy wish 10 get TO orsnada sai
o.hvr points below. they must 80 back to
Memphis, up to Molly Springs, and down
the { sn,ral Railroad. We asa Il such Dc.
esr,ion is not highly rSFrshsusibics The
voice Of tho people says. "isa. verify,
i.i.." Deal yoar cards over. Mr.. Super.
iu,cudsnt.
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rss barrr Ms.ssscsa.- The FRI,
nawhss Of this new Msmrhis paper, issued
~ tn 10th inst, We have rseci,ei anil
Inspected. hssa large, handsome sheet.
ably edited b, ". Lyon, iormsrly VI Gra.
ada, Miss. lie Is . minister Of hirh
standing. classical attachments. and pos.
sss'ssi Of . clear understanding.
The second number u the Me..cnr~,
viii be ps%blishci On Friday, the lVth Of
Asgsss nsz, In the meantime. all who
desire TO subscribe may send 10 n. Lysa.
Memphis, Tenn, their names, With the ad.
ssscs price, " Per snnam.
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This eseelleni ianfnal make u, ap
rearance IN q nes ifess, much enlarged,
~ capacity nearly doubled, iud Ne clio
Hal corps strengthened 4 Il nov onouf
Che handseme.i sheets u ihe country
In The number before US appears q rom
manicsilon from Mr. Cooke, ihe eorre.
runling editor, who ha. commenced =
tour through Europe and A.ia, In pursuit
Il Masonic Intelligence. The article /.
'efy shortening.
The Aoics ~ M.soNKr j. certainly the
Perfection Of joarnaIiring In thu, depart.
meni and no one can hesitate to stamp il
q vigorous, sound and reliable exhibit 81
the affair. o. the Craft. Price only 81
per aunam. Address,
Ron. NORRIS.
Lcut',ills, Kentucky.
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DeGas

DIED. on Thursday night lass, aftsr a
short bat painful Illness, WILLIAM
ALTERNATELY WILSON. spn II Csl'
rhos. '. and Mary Booker wilson, srs,i
sis years and Eve month.
\ swers and am'abls title hat IA.
zone to hts reward. 4 child II No, ea,ts
ss,en years. how 'ru,hfally mar Ne note
the happy time n his dseesss. ss..,r.
berei with no earthly care. nor sorrows.
nor harisnei vith the weigh. ~ ain. -,
hos deeply gtievoas ~ The heart. afths.e
ncst dear viii be the absence Of I'M.
bright little star.
A grief stricken father reurss over
the ruin II DEPARTED herss-shs ,csa<
and tender hearts ~ afsssisnste ~s;.,.r,
bevail the broken lie Of q trs,hsr.s love
and ysafhful JOYS. while svmpashis;,~
frisads ssd relatives .h~l tesrs 81 r,.is.
lencs sni sorrow; but let us cherish ths
tcni hope that our earshly sa;ctien. NAV
he the means % cur realizing sfrr.h Al
these harry r-lssiess IN q f,r alrrisr
'phers-a versd u assnt,ns blis..
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Hh.ih.ffh r aat
AmlNss tla ms-i aIlftrll ~ ta H
Usiuis. = mantiiH Voc i
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Hfst at4a, latH. aaai
NfNH|UH NI HIN.f ..|sfH I'D II.
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\ RVLroir CrNprCrog CAFrtErs
rs AtsrHaN uErACuvrNr.-Amun
many lighter passages II The @ar with
which the pausians amuse lhrm
selves. " dud IN sport the story NJ
The capture u = detachment Of Aus.
TRANS. VII, were taken prisoners hy the
engineer Of a railway. II appears
that the Auslriaus were en- tuute lor
reschleta 10 reinforce Gen. utbau.
when the engineer, whose sympalhirS
WIRE naturally On the Italian side.
switched Of aud conveyed the hcrves
into the middle of the allied camp
Here they we're politely escorted from
the railway carriages by the French
soldiers. who. with that amiahle po.
likeness for which the nation Is distin.
guishel. saluted their enemies with.
IAN thcsc that are going TO France
will please change ears" The feel
ins> ef The Ausiriins, at finding them.
selves taken prisoners in ~ igucble a
manner. may be imagined. but no. de-
scrihed.
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\ FAtrsa WITH TuRrE nogES
CnuuEEN -I'uE GERuAas lprER.
Nosr-At Markhcilrulclt. a lillarc
situated ~ The river Main. In naya.
ria. there lives a man sixty eight Years
~ uge, named johannes SChlutien
leek. llr.s A master chimney sweep.
a vocation more hou0rcd In Germany
than 10 This country, aud ipr half a
century has gi,cn personal attention
10 his business. lie Is nov living si,h
bis third wife and IN tho sixteenth OF
June last bis thiriy sixth child was
chrlsirucd IN the parish church. ~
bis first cuus0ft BE- had seven; hy NJ,
second, eleven and by histhifi. eight
zen chlljrn.-uf Whem half arr girls
aud orc.hall boys. \ few families ~
prolific would supply a nation With ail
the suldirry required for It's defense.
and laborets ic perform t. necessary
agriculture aud manufacturing. There
+ vitality le0 IN the old fsuionir
siurk yet, enabling II TO sprout ~
ahundantIy. The french. ard even
the Irish, vaauvt come W. with IL.
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see third nnd ipu,tn pages,
asffatIU

We Hfe Glad 20 anuaanDe .ho faiufn
home ~ 'hs editor n NE slaf chs ~
lived here 90 Monday evening, Hfi0f A.
ah.aee sftsu wsass ami ltg laliiug
as hs'h and hfaihful asa nas'1h Alder
man Ne tells ~ ihai be "a rII "a 81
~ back iaio tha e%asiiar .haissaf Pan
10 The mast agreeable plae Do has seen
since biz departure. 1falj, rtiofe. ~
place lke homs Pa.
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ANY PHYSICIAN

hfsiRiNG a good country lssnis
~ for the pracsss.o II Medicine, 600
tain ons IN fair terms hy applying ssb
Undersigned. have q small lot " ~
with comfortable dwellings, . vsll I
good water. . garden and other ues~uq
hx,urc. situated on the Soath ~ !
ioskcna, IN Pamela county, ~ ths ~
Of "lhe Valley nea MtehsIlb o.
Roads, and IN community vh<ss -
pay Is good.
Apply 10 or address ne II MAJ
Cross kcads, Mississippi.
IN. McLxlUDoa
July q, lSj9. -
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The Rsv. Rah,srt Diek. Of Toronto.
Carads West. has invsatsi a machine for
addressing nsssrapsrs-sfs~fhss Bsiis.
III.
A timii Young man. DESTROYS Of court
ing ssme handsome Isssis. remarks, on
sesin< toe above, that be ui.hss some sne
weld invent a machine fSg addressing"
.ss.- lsslsv.
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IAAAIHD On the evening II Tas..
d1y. the 10Th inst, in the PRESBYTERIAN
I hurch 10 Oxford. hy Rev. Iiha n. wad.
del. II. D.. IT iasrangs Synsdisl Col.
lese, A. L. sIIUrWkLl.. k.i.. Of Louis.
lana, and Miss JULIA MINERVA
hRoWN, daughter Of col. James and
Mrs. Mary \. Brown. II oxford.