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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
Fourth OF July.

We are now last approaching another ami
ycr,ary Of our American Independence, AMI, al
rrui, ar. The awakening Influences OF patriotism
bctokuiuS evidences Of general recognition
ol this greet natal day. We hoM IL TO be n
seltSyident truth thai, rs American citizens, /;
becomes us to celebrate it in no contracted and
narrow spirit. We Gre prone to boast of our
national pride OF the proves of our Armies, OF
our advantages Of learning and why not signal.
izc the anniversary Of tho day we were born to
an heritage Of pcllect political frccdom1 Our
adopted citizens have as just claim to their
share Of this great inheritance as wa have
They have become ci,iztns by choice, we from
accident, AMI, they have even better reas on to
prize the boon of freedom, having once tasted
OF oppression, than those who have blshcd in
tho sunshine Of liberty from the cradle.
With every year that rolls away, the srug
giles Of humanity for its rights grow more dear
to history, and draw after them exalted udmia.
ton The spirit OF freedom is growing to be uni.
versul-not confined to single rOcc,or bounded
by ouy limits OF geography. There IS nothing
at once so touching aud 50 noble rs the heroic
effort of true man to assert his manhood
Those who havo, anywhere, fought or
suffered for the rights Of man; have sacrificed OF
endured for freedom OF opinionj have consptcd
or died in the eternal wareiare against tyranny,
will forever ar the crown OF fame. All over
the world, Just in proportion 10 their manhood
men Sigh for freedom. In the rcmOtest Siberian
exile under the Autocrit of Russian, in the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
AYERS
C0mp7lnl Extract 0f Sarsaparilla,

the most c0ocuuol rcmody which the medical
skill Of oar times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fa,al malaLy. 1t is COM
biuol from the most active romcdjals that have
been discovered for the cXpmgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other atIec-
tons which arise from 1t, such as ERUPrIvE
aud SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANruoNY's FIRE,
Rosr, or FRyslrrrAs, PMrLEs, PusruLEs,
BLorcuEs. BIAINs and Bous, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RuEvM, SGNLp HEAD, RINGwoRM,
NuruANrIsM, SyruuIuc and MERcrmA DIS
EAsrS, DRoPsY, DYsPErslA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED on lNruRr BLOOD. The popular belief
in "jup,o5iy cfthe Jlooa" is founded in truth,
for scrottlla is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
lilla is to purify and rcgcncrotc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
European Aanirs.

The Vanderbilt brings one weeks later news
from Europe, The mmors about Garjballi are
extremely conflicting, We should judge, how.
ever, that he had been in the main successful
TheIloliau people are fairly rousel-,h, Sjcjlbu
usurycctioa is growing aul in lhe Roman
States there has already been a conflict between
the Insurgents aud the Roman seosjames The
atlcI were successful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
The .,IrrepressiDie Connict."

which practically commenced at Charleston
between Oh, two sections Of the Democratic
party, is carried on with most decided yigor on
citb.r hand. Th'y no longer attempt to con-
ccal The Clasthat tl' CONFLICT is "irrcprassibls." /"
aud "sinl, or swim, survive or perish, the Doug.
asiics say they ara determined to run their man.
let the fight 60 on, IA which ever comes out
best will have the pleasure Of witnessing the
triumph Of the Republican party this fall.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
Negro E;uWaliIy.

There is but 3ne pirty-the democatjc--in
this country that proposes to place tho negro and
white men upon an equality. In the last six
years that party has been nbormg by fair means
aud toul,to introduce, ,lcgnlze and protect slavery
in the territories. suppose them to be success
sIu and the lahoring men who emigrates from
Ohio to territory is compelled at once to put
his labor upon an equality with that OF the slave
who may be taken TO the territory by his mas
ter, Where slavery exists labor is not regarded
as honorable but dograljuI, aud the white man
who Inbors for his daily bread must do It FOR tn,
same price paid for ncsro labor and besides be
looked upon as no better than the slave, The
tendency then, otmoJeu democracy is to ploc,
the negro aud the white man upon an equality,
not by eIevating the negro, hat by degrading the
white man,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
county CnmYCmiinm.

The County Convention which is called to
meet at Bowling Green ON the OH inst, should
be largely aIteuded by tho Republicans Of Wood
county. The immediate business Of that Con.
venton is to select delegates to the State Con
vention, butit may be important in many other
respects II is lime that the Republicans OF
the county were taking steps for u thorough and
efficient organization. TO accomplish that OBJ.
jet and pass through the campaign with hon
or and with success, il is needml that active Re.
publicans from every part Of the county be
Brought fact to face,
Let there be a iuil attendance from every part
OF the county at the County Convention mex
Saturday. Let active K pubicans counso, end
advise together to concert means TO ,hoIough,
organize the party in this county at an cary
day. No time should ba lost.
~ Every Opposition popr in Indiana sup.
ports Lincoln, including eight or ten whicl
supported FILLMORE in 1856
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
EVERY FAMILY WANTS
A Sewing Machine,
DOUBLE TETREADEDs

DODA Biz TAtREADEDs
IS END IN YOUR ORDERSi
PRICES No. /, s25; No. 2, $50; No. 3, S35. Nam
ufacturing Machines, S3j to $50.
FAMILY Manufactured and sold at wholesale
sEWiNG and retail at prices within the reach
kinds Of coarse and fine work. Agencies wanted
In all counties throughout all the Northwestern States
by the
Chicago Sstring Machine Company.
FAMILY which have the highest testimonials
SEWING fand certificates in their favor from
MACHINES, families and the public press. They
will run backward or forward making a smooth elias
tic stitch on all kinds Of fabrics by the
Chicago Seeing Machine Company.
FAMILY One machine run with rubber fric-
SEWING ition wheel, doing away with the
MACHINES, J stretching aud anuo vance ofa belt or
banda desiderntum which has long been sought for.
Our machines have a straight needle and guard to
prevent breaking thus requiring not more than one
needle in six months common use. Made by tho
Chicago Seeing Nachins Company.
FAMILY SO simple in their construction that
SEWING u child oftweye years can work them
MACHINES, J with ease, We warrant the
cure .hoagh every third stitch he cut they make 96
stitches per inch, stronger and hanCsomer than any
sewing done 10y hand. Sold by
Chicago Seeing Machine Company.
FAMILY That will hem. stitch, fell. gatherem-
SEWING Sbr0ider rand make two different stitch.
MACHINES es on the same machine; embodyh9
all the Improvements of the age at prices VARYING
from S2j to slt0 each, made and sold by
Chicago Setcmg Machine Co,apsay.
| FAMILY Our machines are used throughout
| SEWING 2the country giving satisfaction TO
MACHINES, J all who use them, ard undoubt-
edly the most economicu best made and cheapest in
use. person thoroughly acquainted with the con-
stuctou and operation OF all kinds of sewing ma
chimes viii always be in attendance, and ready to
serve all who uish for Information in gard to
machines, at
Chicago Seeing Nactns Company.
| FAMILY Wo will furnish circulars with full
SEWING }aud explicit directions for using, al.
! MACHINES, so explaining their mechanical con-
struct on aud giving the most satisfactory evidence
OF their superiority, in many espects all other
! family machines.
| PATENT ! We have the "Universal Hemmers~
UNIVERSAL adapted to all kinds of machines -
! HEMMER. Price $j. They will be sent by mail
to any one, OF receipt Of the above.
| NOTICE We offer a Liberal Discount to persons
TO wishing an Agency Right of Sale O.
AGENTS. J our machines. With small invest
meut of capital. profitable business can be readily
established All sales to agents with discount must
| be invariably for cash.
n. B.-Our machines all stand on a bic and are
worked by treade,
ES-On receipt of525 we will send to any family
u machine by return Of express
| Address G. A. COOK,
Agent Sewing Machine Co.
| OFFICE.--l24 Lake Sueet(up stairs,) Chicago.
Or, }. w. BAILEY, Agent Perrysburg.
june I. lS6O-5ylCh2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Wood County Court OF Common Pleas.
HaCkes Gutmann vs.. D. w. tHiIchild and wife,
ID Y virtue Of an order of sale to me directed ind
ID delivered from said court. in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Pcrrysburg
Saturday, July 7th $780,
between the hours Ofl2 O'Clock and o'clock p. ".
of said day the following described real esute Tbs
northwest fractional quarter Of section number two
ca the north east quarter of the north fraction
quarter the north quarter of the south east
quarter the south east quarter of the north ao
ona quarter the south quarter of the north east
fra toua Or and the nothw st quarter ofthe north
east fractional quarter of section number three (3)
all in township number three l3 north, range num-
ber ten l0) east, in Wood county, Ohio, and contain
ing three hundred and tw cntya acres more or less.
c. W.NORTON, sheriff,
Wood CO., 0.
F, & D. X UoonLeck. attys for pins.
lime I l5GU-5W5S3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
Prepared by DR.. j. @. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL, MASS.
ROAD VIEW NOTICE.

ROAD VIEW NOllCE.
TJNHE nonresident owners ofland il the south OF
ofsecS. 23 and %, and north of secs. Of % and
90, in town United States Reserve viii take notice
that viewers will meet at tho house ofWm Knapp or
the 2lst OF July, 1860, to view aud locate a cOUnty
road, ON the line of said lands, w. KNAPP et al, :
Jane e. lSte--SW4N Petitioners
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
JEWELRX.
SCHOOL BOoAs, 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 obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture direct from their Man
utactories-heuce are confident in asserting that
we have a better article and sell at lower price
than any other establishment the Maumee.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
Ohio Canals.

The following statement shows the receipts Of
the different Canals in 1859 and 1860, for the
0uarter ending May 10Th:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
WALL PAPER
CONFECTIONERY.

STEWARDS Manufacture--the only PURE Can
dies made-rree from all injurious ingredients.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
FLOUR! FLOUR !!

Double Extra and Extra--always the best, and al
the lowest figures. at THE DRUG STORE.
June !, lSGO-lych
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-07
Gly,2l753 SO @36 9l7

The decrease in tolls fer the quarter ending
May tG 1870, as compared with the same pe-
riol in 1859, is ,299 CO. This result was
caused by the ravasc5 oi the unexampled floods
Of last spring.
, 1860-03-26

Nut long si.ce Mr. psnslas ws'st up to 5al-
t;more, % ,Ic tceasi u If tie l.e.noczatc pEi-
,.ary clectoEs ,i.er:, :.nd j: A1rlc1ctl ::ra'ge-
lvcncr.!l :l,.! ::::.:;;c in tic city four ballot
!,uz :s ,scrr s:nass!cs, which were supposed to
fou!air Il majcriiy Of votes adverse II the
Little Giant Ey this means lis ftio:.t's &C.
cured eight or tel war1 1cs ;:atior:, a.d wien
the Scna:oy returned 10 Washington it Was
very generally believed By lis blowers and
Strikers That ic wca1!d scc,e majority Ct tic
delegates to Charleston irrm inst State. It
a.year=. however, that tl'a Stale copvsl tim
yo,yt. him Oh. Of ito Ting without ceEes'onsy,
.,t giving him siu:le delegate, but Oh tie
r,atrary d.nou.c,ns his Sau.::cr Sovereignty
.l,rma without sLin'. This seems 10 sct:lt
lii. qu:a:ioa oi lis getting any soa1hcra sup
,,y:t Il. Charleston a,:'lo coaclusively in tl't
uc.--,t;:c, II Delaware and Missouri sLal; fol
iow tho c1am2l, Of ,,larylaad, as szcns alto
;n.!.r likely, Stamped, will ::Ae Place amor:
tie sau..tcr soye.cigus ,;hici, VII! .ea~c Mr
Douglas utterly l,15!.ru;': IN s:la Convention
,;n .s,!s cvon 10 uccidc the co.les! b:!wcca Ii;
.jytrs r;rs
, 1860-03-26

Ho Fun PlKE's TEAk-A number Of parties
arc slre, dy nsakins prepa, atous to start from
ii tie Peak. AnlunE thtm ure ts,n1e Of our
most energetic and substantial cirizcas-1nen Of
sufficient capital tu ,aake tie mast complete ut.
rao*cntnts for prosecuting the business Of gold
arrsirg iu n Systematic manner.
.lessrs. Pc=rsssnn Chick, VIC understand ure
to start this week, having shipped Il Quu'tz
lca,o suou md alout the first Of May, Mr.
ilnmas Gurrison, Mr. JAMES Lake nnd his son,
are 10 start i'll company. Each Ut these purties
We believe arc to take with them very superior
Quartz Crusher, manufactured ut the Foundry
III Iessrs. Clark d Utter Of this city.-RoeE-
ford LrDu5iiean.
, 1860-03-26


l. crrcspoldeut reminds is that Nr. Cur
RS IL ,roclti1ncd disunion doctrines ms carly
as 1916, apd that from t!.nt day to the present
Ac aud lis followers have been sturdy md
consistent advoca.cs Of d;slniou. or this fact
We we're not ignorant wlen s7o spoke Of Ar.
Phillips: brooklyn speech as tue first delivered
by Northcri: nntn 10 j Nort.crn audience.
Tho speeches cf Garrison, Phillips, Batltigb,
>sstes, P;lIshnrr, and others Of tie Garrison
4e;:ool, at tlcir auuual convccatlons ard Gil
special occasions, were en::-s|avcrv speeches,
iu which occasional expressions cf h's.'l.ty to
the Taion w.re iadulgal; btl. not one ct them
that we nre aware Of, teF:rc the recent effort
'ot Mr. r:.ii!ias. ever called IL audicsc' to-
ec.hc. for the express purpose q delivering
IEnaio1 speech. l: was in this belief that we
characterized the sp1ec!, Of Nj: Phillips as the
fi.s: Of its Iris ever d:liiiyereu On Northern
so;i
, 1860-03-26
Tho Sand Bar Cases

Sand bars, whatever they may he deemed by |
mariners, deserve to be cnlbalmcd il the deep
est nod tenderest regard Of Chicago lawyers.
Between our bar legal and the lar at the 1rbor
moull, there should BY this time have sprung
| up the most perfec: good feeling. Those
| reaches Of barren sand hare been rich FL Do
rado to the lawyers, Pixies Peak aud California
ut their very iees.
There a1c two Of these great sand bar cases
and each las been mint ef coined gold to-:hc
attorneys, for the end of either is cot yet, TO
one else in particular is the better, while all the
principals arc tout Of pocket severely, the
while they push courugeous1y On in the Jarn-
lyce. IS. Jarndyce Of the Courts.
both these suits involve property to the value
ofhundreds Of thousands of dollars. 0nc ncn-
aces, with hand getting rather shadowy under
rcverscs, the great Lake Shore Depot grounds
of the Illinois Central. Th- other is saarp
grapp'e for tue valuable accre;iuns, many acres
in extent, on the Lake Shore North of the pier.
Ycars ago, before Chicago was more than tra~
ding post, the sluggish river which bore bad
name mud nothing else, saye, perhaps, 4 green
scum in summer, found its way into the lake iua
very humble STYLE, with au "any Thing will 10
| for me- 1lr, aud not even energy enough to
make IN a decent mouth to ask. ike O,ycr. for
|
nlole' "a
| Old maps Of that time mako the Like Shore
to come down from a little ahovo where the Wa
ter Works now stand, nearly on lire with the
| present shore line south Of the rircr. It even
shot down narrow bar or spit Of land across
: the present channel. When tue hand of improve
r mcnt came. aud Chicago awokc to her destiny,
navigation asked tho use Of the river aud 70,
, 1860-03-26

fEQ.tce 0EtrE-t q! IL. ttctS 1fsJ f1r-t
NA,1sos. I=nch "A. iso.
LAST STAGES.
Legislation is evident; i'll its last stages,
though how icng the throcs Of dissolution will
continue i: is Impossible 10 tell We are having
the picture 81 the c'esas days OF Congress On Il
reduced scale. Members are ANXIOUS to gel
holuc, "o.:e 10 h'a 1arsnr another TO lis ineE'
caaudiss." Eu: g'ca! amount OF business re-
mans to be- dnn'. In fAct, almost asi tic mat"
terra Of general, in distinction fon tsoss of 'oe:l
and private, i:!:rsst which have cone lstorc
1hr LsGi=ll.sse, scmaia to be disposed II. A
grea. many bills fer limited and *pccia:
purposes Lave Lenn passed, md many
1no,c Gre in vaEjuss stages Of progress
through one uoIse ~ tue other. onc ca moi
fall IL uo:e, US .e sessuE draws uear 10 its c!nsc
the anxiety Of members to secure attention II
their own favvritc me4surcs-thnse in ulic.
they or their Immediate constituents taro
sp.cial interest," Let enc meu.bc. ,ncvc sas
1casion Of The rules for tue purpose Of cons d
crirg Till Which he has in charge Ind is anx
ious 10 Get through the Forms of law, and immc
ciAtcy arothcr vii! move to include in th
.uotion hi. own pet bill Auo'hsrs still will urg
, 1860-03-26
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
10 E. WtN E.q.. Tle.tcnt Of tho Young Mems Asio-

REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
To wd. E:e. rsssiaent Of tho Youns Mems As'o-
Your Committe on Library respectfully sub.
nit the following report:
Epon nn examination Of The Library at The
be:.uniny OF the year just ende1, your Commits
tee discovered that some means should be de-
vised 10 project the books from the promis.
cuous interference Of visitors. Seyera! hundred
volumes had been removed and no menloran-
dun Of them preserved. The books remaining
on the sh-ircs, to the number OF about six
thousand ro!unes, we're in great confusion, and
nauny Of llem out OF repair.
Many books were misplaced upon ths shelees;
books we're acces lille to nil: SOME OF tue shelves
were nearly eunply-in others, the books were
pressed without any regard TO arrangement or
| order; many strangers and persons not uaeu-
bers Ct the association we're accustomed to re-
| sort to the Library room aud to remove oooks
without leave and not return them, and to mis-
place them upon the sh"lves; and books were
| frequently stOlen by persons thus trequcrtlng
! the rooms. Some of the most costly works mud
| SITS Of works hare been rnined by the loss Of
certain routnes;-you committee will not par
| ticularisc. but will ttate that one volume Of Au-
duton's Birds and Qnad1 upeds, Fielaiug':s Com
pIc;c works, Cbarabers' Information for the
People, aud The Land we Live in" were
au,ung tic most costly bouks in the L,brnry. snd
have been i,rccoverably lost Othcr books had
been cur, sud nutiiatcd, by the removal OF
! mates and illustrations, and in some Instances
The leaves and whole articles were torn and cut
from the oooSs; anu tsSn 'oe tbesy ~ p,c5eos
en]o{ed - oSen ant'st gsoss's aouse. Nss'eN
sa U.s.. "o.Sa xn1sa na' nna ~ ;ne esiea
asEanehs hssn ueen r;ced ST ,,i's.,on. an snd The
lnstsn:es useu ,ha ,Ha,1; fsa,"n ~ ,I.r,1 .xrrs
sers pictures on me "a''s lsomc o' 'ne"' "e'e
stolen: c.n,n;.... .onoh. ~ renov. ,hc.e
hour Vomee e,v sonea,, d;f,rant ~ et .Ss,s,n .arss
eEtss by ad"iios aA enese'y onIeseat sSs;Hssm.i
The shssaog mas ees11nRen Ieo .d po.tu
and ptos':ion aae .ot H. % ,a; goi;nr anu Gu'e -
= pAent ar.a"sseuI y. ~ ~ 10 iii ant.s, ~
e&ke, shelves anu nano.ss; as WIN t ahpsa' s.a
fpH cA]e'o2Ie 'Iu.os ~. .sn~'a sa;a. -.
number Of zach volume. 9ne thousand cope:
otfthss catansae Mese RauAsasa ~ eUsd
+ about sh1ee hurafeo eonats. aoa .utn.sueu !.
TIC memle:s ol rue Assoc'a.ton ~ .u.tss en-.
cach, this in part treiuuaonrs'ngate Association
/, WAS deteim.aea 70 pfssens a. access :s, 10 10
, 1860-03-26

OcEAs STEAMER CLEAnEp.--The steamship
Milwaukee left this port on Saturday to tukc
her p1acs for the season in tie Milwaukee and
Grand Hnycn fiue.-
, 1860-03-26

MUSICAL Uylox AcAnEMy.-Ths Musica1
Union Academy will 60 into operation on thc
.vlL i:!st. Friday erening, Prof. J. Il. Bird as
conductor.
, 1860-03-26

TEEsoSvL.-I11n. J. II. Nortii, Of Minnesota,
one Of the Delegates elect to the Chicago Re-
publican National Convection, is at thc Rich
,noni t{nnSe
, 1860-03-26
39rezzs L Griihtt1tE
OH TC GO.
FEIOTK tElEk CRUZ

:
Te have rcws. via New Orleans, from Nex-
leo to tie 18Th. Tie bo:nGardment Of Vera
Cruz, by Iira.uon had been renewed with
r;ccr, uu1 with considerable SUCCESS Many
persons lad been killed il the city by the shot
:rd sAellstf the bcsicgirg party. Two more
,,a.,;bl s,camc.s arrived a. Vera Cruz on the
, 1860-03-26

MAssacnrsErss.-The Sens Of the Hsy State
are moving in the matter Of rccclvipgthe dele3 q
ton from their State to The National Convtn.
tior.
, 1860-03-26
THE CITY.

rr1soSAI.-Uon. Abraham Lincoln is il this
city Is counsel in ~ Important suit before the
United Statcs District Court.
, 1860-03-26

kerosene AND Coat or LAXrs--The smallest
stock in the ci1v Of oil stylts can be found al
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
aud Madison s1rcc:s, mcl2c l2t
, 1860-03-26

4 uIGn CorEr TO nE Anot1suEp.-We learn
th1t one Of the highest (al:itudinal'y spcaking)
courts ia the city is 10 be abolished as such.
The sessions Of Tic police Court. for bail Cases,
arc mt hereafter to be held in the Court Hou:c,
bu. in the spprcniely ridiculous building near
thc Gas Wu3ks.
, 1860-03-26

- Now that Spring has set in our readers
will sio well to reme embrr that Cook i McLaip,
9s Dearborn street. can. at u tE1iog expense,
make their last years suits appear il every way
equal to new, and that without ectrlmcnt to tue
material.
, 1860-03-26

DoArYEs, Aaor!-lf ron want good Head
Lish:, bring your lamps to the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, 135 Clark street, between Washing.
ton and a(.d,son strce1s, and have them altered
to burn Kerosene OIL, We bnve altered any
qun,ity, which are gising great satisfaction.
March n4-Gt
, 1860-03-26

"MA1p OF ATHENS. Tile Jouraal says run
away Boston heircss came to this city with her
swaiu, put up u! the Foster House, and was Ia
ken back to Boston and to her "par;ents" By
ot1ic=r N'riGh: Of that city. ucr swain went
al>n,,t his husiness
, 1860-03-26

o. tie q. lnst st .ke .e.d.1ce ct the bl1t fate hY
tse t1ev II. F-s:er, Mr. M. H. LvEkT I&. Of L
e:ir ard Ill. Il ART e1cTOH1E FASE, OF ESln-t5u.
March 1.ti., By Eev. " -!eka!z. ". EDWIN II. DYER
and Mis- HELEN It. HALL. IL u C1e.Eo.
, 1860-03-26

RvsAwAr,-Y estcrday morning ut the fire en-
Stale street horse attached to butchers
wagon took fright ut one Of the sieln, lire en-
gincs and ran array. The craft was brought to
however without damage.