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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
The Richmond convention.

The secelers from the Charleston Convention
met at Richmond Va, on Mondsy-Gov
Lubbock of Texas in the Chair All seeding
States but Delaware were represented. It was
understood tho; they would close on Tuesday,
10 await the action Of the Baltimore Conven'
tlSn
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
M00RE'S THIRTY DOLLAR
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE,

AaENr FOR w ooD Co Mrs s. " Beach, Psrrysburg.
TO THE LADIES OF WoOC0,
lfyou desire Sewing Machine combining sim
picity in its mechanism. perfection in the execution
ofits work and economy in its price, purchase the
one above mentioned, a specimen Of which may be
seen and examined az the residence Of Mrs, S, \.
Beach, Perrysburg who illtake pleasure inshow-
ing all who NAV wish il the mode ofits operation.
February Q, lS60-iOmS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wood County COurl of Common Pleas

=
Wood County Court of Common Pleas
Hackes d Gutmann VS.. D. ". taiTchild and wife.
ID Y virtue of an order of sale 10 me directed md
ID delivered from said court. in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg,
Saturday July 7th, 1860.
betwee tho hours of ~ O'Clock NJ. and2 o'clock
of i'd day. the following described real estae The
northwest fractional quarter of section number two
(2 the north east quarter of the north fraction
al quarter the north east quarter of the southeast
quarter the south east quarter of the north rae
ora quarter the south quarter of the north east
tona Or. and the northwest quarter of the north
east fractional quarter of section number three (3)
all in township numler three (3) moth, range mum
Der (l0) enst in W Wood county. Ohio and contain
ing three hundred and ~ enty acres more or less.
c. W.NORTON sheriff,
Wood CO., o.
F. & D. K Hollonbeck. attys for plGs.
June I, lS6O-5w5S3 SIS
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JEWELRY.
SCHOOL BOoks, STATIONERY. &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county.
LETTER PAPER of every style and price. We
have superior facilities for supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
ufactores--hence, are confident in sserting that
we have a better article, and sell at lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10Th inst. in Milton tp.. Wood Co., o.. by
Van Tasse. Esq, DAVID BoOKBR to LUCINDA
GREEN all of said township.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15
CITY OF CARROLLTON, PARISH OF JEFFERSON La, WEDNE

clouds and desolation will still lower
upon that devoted city,
Mr.. FELTON, dcpiored 50 terrible Il re-
suit, but informed the stranger that if
the catastrophe would be so serious, he
should by all means pay his fare and
endeayor to avert it. The stranger
didn't appear to see the force Of such
logic, and prepared to take his leave.
"You are still obdurate, sir - he ask
ed, his hand on the knob of the door
preparatory to his departure.
"The rules of the road are" said Mr..
FELTON,.
"Then," said the stranger" ''good-
bye. | see | can do nothing with you.
But, when you come 10 die, sir, when
earth fades from your sight, and when
eternity nearS to your Yiew-thcu, sir,
Will your death bed be emhittorcd by
remorse, and my phantom-my Phan-
tom will rise in judgemen against you,
because you have kept the truth from
those that sit in darkness in the be-
nightod city of Baltimore" While
this was going on, Mr.. Austin, the
Boston director, was n silent spectator,
As the stranger took his leave, it requir-
ed all the powers of persuasion on the
part of Mr.. FELTON, to prevent Mr.Austin
from giving him n taste of solo leather
in the region of the coat-taii. Mr..
FELTON, afterwards learned that the
stranger was u humbug, travelling about
under false pretenccs. Whether he
succeeded in reaching Baltimore rs a
doad-hcad is more than we can say.
We rather think, however, that he did
not.-Phiiadciphia Nortb american.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

Ia Nny.--I am thinking of the time
Mary, when sitting by thy side, and
shclIug beans, | gazed on thee, and
felt It wondrous pride. In silence
leaned we DER the pan, and neither
spoke a word, but the rafting of beans,
Mary, was all the sound we heard Thy
auburn curls hung down, Mary, and
kissed thy lilly cheek thy azure
eyes. half filed with tears, bespoke II
spirit meek To be so charmed as /
was then, had no'er before occurred,
when the rattIing of the beans Mary,
vas all the sound | heard. I thought
it was not wrong, Mary so leaning DER
tie dish, as you snatched up n hand
full o beans, | snatched u nectared
kiss. And suddenly there came u
shower, 0s | neither saw nor stirred
but the rattling of the beans, Mary
was all the sound heard.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

~ A lawyer. on his passage frehh
Europe, observed a shark, and asked
a sailor what it was, who replied: ''IIero
we call ,em sea-lnwyera
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

80 ~ pPIl: VI
pny S.e o,'e NJ. sver psotsu nm 20 pe
ssss, M,san a. moa even Jasper lse..s aIa .,
nc vas oi'eii " iisf ply
9 ne' TIE 900 ! ss
Etea farrorDoe % har ..ss;an - 10 r. ~
~ .ei'o el 49,: M
~ =, ~ NE "a asSc:a - y
a, ,tasha,,r of @ danne, d I, ,.ssf.. ! s
- TT Tn as s,.,ss;an " ua' 80. faa z
ks .',s..,. sse ~. ", s
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daath sss ~ & & sf{3; 3s|v
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ba,s sEsss n zSzss 81
r. -, i, 4 y, xsssi41x, Ffrsfsa
oan,n had sn,,l a., a. f.sls
fTas ara ~ - -.
sIo,, +ra.ss1ssoe sant;,e1s faf1 s,,sa,, u q
f,,'nd s;la,,oa q ,e Il, ]. s,;e.l,t a;r
4t,ol, tor - d, t.ss lsa,sl
f 4 ea,aa4 80 as,tl
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tl, e. ssf Ia ~, 81 ~;
80 AZ 81 : a nann
slnes sslssh W. ssa o5noPy ,
SoU 10 80. ..s IS. a,,s1,, - ''io
Tbe |Ess1 S;aIxar from the exniriu,,,y: $
embers of 8ref fell athwart M his is coan. sns
who bent % over lis Isis couch Il Was va the The
smooth faced sfripling. She rbe1lt
down low as If r. q listen to his dreams
or to breathe into his Soul pleasant
dreams of love and happiness!
A mysterious voice had told her that
the hour of parting had come, that
tomorrow her destination is consun1-
mated. There is one, long. long look,
and then the unhappy maid is seento
tear herself away from the spot to
weep out her sorrow in privacy.
s Fierce and terrible is the conflict
The % o snG fDo one in hns the Gn battle @ is PG %c
intrepid Jasper, and ever by his side
that light STRIPPING warrior. Often
during the heat and the smoke CLEANS
suddenly on the eyes Of jasper the
melancholy face of the maiden. In
thicLest Of the fight surrounded by
enemies fought the lovers side bY side.
A lance was suddenly lcgeled at the
oreast OF JasPer; oat s sWldteE ti lnsn the
l,>nce is the smooth-faced warrior.
There is wild cry. and at the, feetof1
Jasper SINKS. the maiden Wtth the Lies
bfo9d .gushlng sasom the white bosom,
whi6h ,hfol beeffstnIewnI.as sheld'
before lr2s .oreasti ,t.-a olo nop near the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15
RoyaI Trarelcrs IN Grcece.-A letter

RoyaI Yrarclcrs IN Grcece.-A letter
from Athens, of the 5th of July, says:
The Princes Of Orleans, Count de
Paris and Due de Chartres, arrived at
Athens on the LIST of July. They were
received by the King and Queen. The
King paid them a visit the next day.
They paid Il rapid visit to the artiqui-
ties, and left on Tuesday.
There has been change in the Greek
Ministry. NJ. Coumoundouros, the
Minister of Finance, having retired, the
Ministry has been reformed as follows:
Marine, President of the Council,
Miumoulis; War, Botzaris Foreign
Affairs, Conduriotis; Justice and Public
Worship, Potlis, Interior, Lyourgus
Croatcnitcs; Finances, Eustache Simos.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

To THE BoyS.-Never marry. a girl
who is fond Of being always in the
street, who is fond of going TO the
thcatre-who has q jeweled hand and an
empty head who will see her mother
work and toll while she lies III bed and
reads novels or feigns sickness-who
is ashamedte. own her mother because
she dr9s&s plaip-never learned gram
mer, Y2<Sas accustomed to the etiquette
Of tl.sdrawing room who is always com
plsgning. that she cannot get money
enough toedress like Miss so and-So, or
so to parties like such-a-one, who wears
her shoes slipshod, or hns n hole in her
stockings ard, ~ too lazy TO mend it..
Should YEN get such one, depend up
.ensit.you will have u dirty, umtidy mis-
verable home and life of it. But the
Eipa, atfectionate, tidy girl, who helps
hefmcther, who is always ready to ac-
co1nmodate Der mother, father, brothers
and ssters--who is Kind to the poor
who dresses neatly and according to her
mcans-who is always cheerful ANA
fond Of accommodating othcrs-if
you can get such treasure, your home
will be Il pnradisc-Boys, do you hear
that
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

y Why is the first chicken x
brood lisc the G0remast Of ship!
:Bscousc its little forward. of the
main hatch.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15
Daily Work.


VINO la%S from dread "t d"lIy work.
And his appointed task would shlrk,
Commits Il Jolly and crime;
a S"ulIcss slave
A paIlry knHFc-.
Wi,b w@rl +o do. ond s,nro- of hroItb
The mans unworthy 70 he free,
WLoyv viii pnf ,,ivc
TL,4 Ln r,o,- Ii,.
WIZ doiI, toll for ioil,, Geo
'ET%
No" let us work we only ask
Reward proporuon"d to our task;
We have no quarrel with the great
Nc f"ud with ramh--
With mill or bank-
If we can earn sufficient .s,ro
To satisfy our daily need,
And con retain
For age and pain
A fraction, we are rich indeed.
.,,
n" af'h" "I '"'' nav we o, ""'9'
" e., fno" our ""I'"'T' w. T,'II'"'' i''" -.
ne "'4Io we ""' n, ..'I, l,iy '''''' y" ~ VIII.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

g~5g' " Madam. do you think frock
coats are becoming garments! mo,
sir, they are already garments"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

no gree fass' fSf &hS '+EAtS3sSSaaof.'
Railroad presidents see some queer
customers. Some people suppose the
the life of railroad president to be
life amid lavender, a life as free from
annoyances as any state of existence
on this side of paradise. Than this,
nothing could be grcaterEmistale
railroad presidents not only per-
form vast amount of brain-sSork, but
ARE obliged to contend withSas many
betty annoyances as a clerk in a dry
goods store when all the customers are
&Women.
The annoyance Of listenirg to APP
Eplicants for free 'passesss is itself
bore of first-class dimensions. We
iuSage of this from 81 single Illustration
Witnessed by Us the other day III the
Office ofthe Baltimore Railroad Com
spany. As Presiden FELTON, was resting
dnhis easy chair, engaged in cOuvcrsa-
hon. with Mr.. Austin, the Boston Dir
acfor of the road, stranger entered the
sAnctum. The stranger was Il remark
able-looking geuius-a sort Of II cross
Between William Shakespeare and Guy
Fawlles. He stood six feet nigh, wore
black velvet brcechcs, buttoning at the
shoes, fastened with buckles Of the larg,
ero of the very n%9t p S dSlorpon S1 I ion
His hair hung IN ringlets upon his coat
collar. coll 'i and 4 VAS cr9wned bVa Wv 'i broad %
trimmed hat Il In William Peun. while
adown his breast, loose and flowing,
hung the long ends of a white cambric
neckerchief.
" President FELTON, surveyed the
stranger. and the stranger serenelv sur
sveyad President FeIt7n. Mr.. Austin
said nothing, but iustinc, vely removed
bis hat before a. presence so august;
while our reporter Thought OF John
Iialcoch ana .''r'IN I-'h'y' anu 81
Tie stranger deliberately uncovered,
placed his broad brim upon a table COW
cred with green leather, aid presented
a letter to the eXpect3,nt preside r AS
he did SO, he stood living. g.pictnS his
eyebrows looked Ike a Gothic d4!a5
TIRE fot tout "i5 Fns1b f9semGi9 =.
ceodingly weIi-gotten " aihtion.ofth the
5 same as article. 6Esside g, Eeceiy sn5
patiently ;.S '! p9s.Essd y t 6 hSt of the
slAtl lihe' 20 e4}A.ilen4 }s9.i
"Dear Sir ; aSel ~ 3! noassado9f1
from oenl$nant ~ a -ruinou
world ana ieafllNg1 iAA sTu -wtiG Il
ls'asa ol wioe pcte NoishoSt seoh.hg 70 10y
aaN tre2sres where moth and rust 90
'ass'f eprTF9apf; end where thieVsE. 40 not
bfegk thr9fgb and steal g. cenh5entIy
apply t2yon Tor " pass I Tor my ser ana ana
1oT 7 inc t1oro IaiuihaiuGh II S. 9a[on' my
Wlle, !" 20 60 ,ocaLTy inc t5oinSS ot 'ota@5
tion'o''ho ongooIy ID b"l',nore' e'c'
The entire epiatle covered two pages
II lettcr-paper, and part Of a third.
President FELTON, read the Introductory
.-aae,o' 49,, o,,sss $500 Lond;n.L,oI.
passages '9t'S 49, ii''''''i''S ''''"
the letter, refned
.'Itis' finfossible, sirjSfar me to oc-
cede to your request.
Eyes, SIR said the stranger, bIandlyss,
as he rcc6ived back the tstter, at
q, =. Gn. 4. X
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

-" A gentleman who poke Of hAv-
ing been struck by g lady's bcauty,
was advised &C. kiss the rod.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

A. The Phare d" Ia Manche; published
ut Chcrbourg, announces that the compile
ton Of the stcci-pIatcd frigate Normandie
is being carried on with all possible dis
patch. The plating is II centimctres
thick, and is impervlous to cannon shot,
unIesS ball should strike the same spot
thif1cen times and on the thirteenth shot
il WiIi be perforated. The Normandie is
aboutto receive her masts, which are CO.
lossal. Fore and aft appear grim looking
impIiments Of Wholesale death, in the shape
OF curved scytAcs, which, rendered move
able IN every direction by steam, can cut
the toughest vessel in two before time has
been given for a round OF shot to be fired
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

sBT Copfdn't somebody invent a soap
that fxeplN enable Snothers To get their
dasrs off thcIg. hands.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-15

- An iudiscrcct perso9 like an
unseaIeG letter, which every body Gag
pcrsUe.
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LOUISIANA.
tn NEW ORLEANS coRREsroSpEs

NEW ORLEANS, July Il, 1900
The B,urincrs and DOugldsi.I Friendly H7~s-E'v,
pets # JnSn BetCoen Th.m-TA> "Cftscen, Cvy"
PoamdsT Conc or % Rastioat>, DC.
Vaccination not being my forte viii not attempt 10
tell you what the future holds In store for the use ani
acquisition Of abject mortality bat tho present status
possessing certain interest, far my observation
serves me- place al your disposition. Politically,
better feeling exists among the Bell and Douglas men
han have observed between rival opposing
ddaes for any high Office but the friends Of both EXHIBITS
mplscabe hostility 10 Brecknrdge, az the reprcser
Of the FIRE eating dsunion sentiment OF the South
and Massachusetts,.
This dsunion feeling regarded far more dangerous
10 the permanence OF nstit tions tran sbot,ouism
the deepest dye You can rely uyon the result Of this
sentiment being the unicn ir some shape FORM Of
the friends OF Bell and douglas, % ~ 70 prevent
The electoral vote 9, more than ono soothern
state being cast for Breckenridge and lane. Tbs
federal sdmn sstrstion ticket has not the fhoss
Of chance o admission into the House Of ReprescnA-
tves ne exccutloner hand win bring about reaction,
whn combined with the cry Of persecution, win sweep
'ae land M a bosom q destruction, annhsRtirW evesy
ysstase Of Sidel 20. there viz be DougAs ratncA-
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was merely . charge "at' and not "into"
m other words, the Feeding arrangement, from begin
ming to end, was specimen of mismanagement and In
experience that might have been expected nom some
half civilized Hottenot whose brains and taste had been
used up in acquiring the little information he knew,
but which one would not look for in any 70
preventative Of that august bodytne Great Eastern
3 ~s sg Ia .S s %o
boys HAM, In fs,t aoId saUeorsS hinsslf, merely
OCCASION might without great stretch Of the masina
on have been seen sruttng around his scanty boards
:. S 1s the
fat OF the land Perhaps they did but the subscriber
didn't see IT, We though. to ourself that he would be
crumbs At the door Of such q Dives
We shall not attempt description. There was good
deDtas pleasant 70 look upon but a. for the food a
pearsnce . comet. The coffee gave out
the second round cost fee Of half dollar merely to
breathe the passing incense Of cup Chickens snelt all
over Of antquy ham salt, beef tough tongue was
Nowhere and ce Of which had been shipped
rener. famine would have oyerHSslmsd al hands
II the ship had been q meal and . half away
from land. The waters, TOO, were, with fey e.oep-
cptions-and We are glad to notice thcmwas the carver
Of the second dining saloon who became dsgustod with
cleared out in dsgut. Another gentle old darkey
whose shaved head and gathered topknot made him look
Ike venerable edition Of japanese. The passengers
called him the Tycoon and scores Of ladies' snd gentle
men ere indebted TO his impartial care.
As for the rest they set Of unmitiyated rascals.
They would lie, cheat steal your chairs and almost your
money. We heard asked by gentleman for cup Of
conee AN OUT" was the reply. go and get little
for my lady, won't your "Go 70 hell the respouse,
soto roce snd the villain went off, with mad flourish
If he was going to tear the kitchen down. Others
perfectly blind and deaf, metaphoricaly speaking 10 all
Inquiries, and IL only when their palms scratch
cd with the evil root, which they did hesitate
bushngy 70 ask for that they seemed at all 70 compre
bend that they had been ndusousy requested 70 obtain
o desired article Of food.
Wines, soda and other liquors have been sold 10 large
quantities. but must say Il, TO the credit Of the two
thousand people, that have not yet sen single ndi
v!dual in . state OF intoxicatiou,
very judicous arrangement, had II been successfully
carried out, would have been the publication follows
of
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ILLINOIS.

Rock Island, July - 1860.
4 Dougtosae TeU i d, Cnmpoisn in HIi,ois- TIE zig
ae Gidnc' 70 Carry His Own sa;e de-
From under the shadow Of old Fort Armstrong ard
Black Hawks celebrated cave drop you a line n
regard 10 the politics Of the great West The
Of four five candidates for President has the ecc TO
aay excitement but really there are only two
hcre-Douglas and Lincoln. Occasionally meet a man
who would prefer the election Of Bel or Breckenridge bat
the number Is small be hardly worthy OF notice
The great between Douglas and Lincoln and
judge anything by comparison Of public seeing
this region now, with that Of 1856, Douglas will carry
this State by muca larger majority than Mr. BachAnan
did. The vote Of 1859 was az follows
'ssss'ssss'ss's.s' Vo9
Fremont SS1so
Tbis Won Vii re,c.vc g.y The .,c 10 ", c $50,
by plurality Of 9lo4 and gave majority against black
rcTubcsnism Of ~ PSI II is not 10 be presumed that
the men sho voted Tor Mard Fillmore viii now vote 70
place man In the Presidential chair ~ho declares that
this Union can never exist permanently half slave and
half free"
this state, and pretumc there will be II per-
fecty apparent 10 every Bell that hrs candidate has
House of Representatives. In order 70 get there be
must vote for Douglas
The ssme argument s ,rre Of tho Brecknridse men,
although they have ticket In the ned. do not think,
however that IL will poll thousand votes In the State.
The circumstances OF It's nomination such cause
every honest democrat 10 drop H. Tue Breckinrdgo
state Convention met at Springfield on the iilh and vas
composed q only nny three persons II a con-
venton. o. these any three all federal Office hold
but sir eight majority Of the nity three voted
TO ticket but the Postmaster Chicago declared
he would have ticket u he had 70 nominate u himself
Bot the most suspicious part Of the pcrf0r nance that
Senator Irumbull n. r. Judd and other prom nsnt
publicaDs, % the number ~ some two hundred, wero
present the sor OF the Convention, 10 give appear
81 numbers and keep the spirits OF tho-e who fol-
low the fortunes OF the secsssonisis Lincoln also IN
the building In adjoining room aDd no doubt r. enter
tancd that the ticket put IN the hsd by The oouni-
Of Lincoln friends order 20 help him carry the
State possible. This sufficient W every bonest
democrat 10 drop the ticket, ard they will do 90
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
.~S~~~~>~~~~~>~~s>~>,~~-~
Political Correspondence from All
Quarters.
THE SIGNS IN THE PERMANENT.
Future Events Casting their Sha-
dows Before,
BE-, &e., H.
ALABAMA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
MARION, Ala, July 10, 1880.
Viers Of Northern Born and an Alabama Rated Bsu AID
Everett Nan, &C.
Being aware that the circulation Of the HERALD IND.
throughout the Northern States desire 10 advise
the Northern people, through your columns that the cleo
ton OF black republican President will be the signal for
immediate secession with majority Of the southern
States before lincoln takes his When that done,
the South is "a united South" The writer Of this YVES
born In New York, and though linked with the South,
whatever her destiny may be- believes that he speaks
from a standpoint free from sectional !n1u-
ences. The Northern people have this issue b.
fore them. they, in their mad fansticism, desire
dissolution Of the Unon they have by voting for
Lincoln and Hamn. If they do not desire this national
calamity, they have q conservative ticket-Bel and
Everett-to vote for Reading your paper convinces
that politics Ia q trade In New York; but trade ~ you
may, repeat that the Suth Ia q unit when you elect
black republican President As you will perceive, am
Northern born Southern raised Bell and Everett
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kAtCHSfON TICKET.
6rEAhSHif GREAT FAsTgRv
rRon sEw CAPE nAr.
Leaving New York July ~ SP NJ; leaving Cane Nav
July 81, a6P n
( Ps,cr, TrS DoIaRs
W. YATES, Secretary. {
1>~>~~~<>~>S eeeSS~@~>~>~S~>~~>
The Company having now fully arrived, we have an
oSoortunuy Of looking around and seeing
THE PEOPLE ON BOARD.
would be evk to rame al Of these for they repre-
srnt every class ana condition likely 70 be present
occasion of this nature They come, TOO, from almost,