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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07

A dispatch from Springfield states that
'Old Abe" will depart for Washington ON the
llth of February. He will 80 hence via
Lafayette in Indianapolis, where he will re-
ceivc the ho pitait!es of the Tndina Lagisla
Iuro; thence he will proceed by way of Gin
Cinnat to Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo and
Albany. From Albany he ntcds to make
for Harrisburg direct. But the tour to New
York and Philadelphia is not impossibl,
Arrangements for special trains all the way
through are making. No military escorts will
be accepted. The entire journey is expected
to be made in.ide Of ten days.
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OUARDIAN,S SALE.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court fWool
county Ohio, made the 18th day Of January, A. ID.
1861 in the case Of Samuel Klngerslnth, Guardian oi
Joshua, Mclyua and Francis Bartlett, against his
Wards, the undersigned will on
Saturday, February 10th, A. u. 1851,
at o'clock p. of said day, the promises offer at
pubic sale the following described real estate situate in
Wood county, Ohio TO witt the south quarter Of the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section
number nineteen, town three north range eleven east
containing ten acres.
Terms of sas, cash in hand. Appraised at $3.50.
SAMUEL KLlNGERSMlTII, Guardian.
+. & d. X. lIOLLENBEOK. attys.
January 18th, iS6l--37w5$3 81.
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A VOICE OF THE LOYAL NORTH.
ny OLIVER wISDELL HOLMES.

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49, The new Armstrong guns cost the Eup


- The new Armstrong guns cost the Eug-
lish Government $4,000 each.
- Gov Denver is prominent candidate
for u. s. Senator from California.
--- In the city of Canton, China, there are,
on m average, about 5000 suicides every
year.
- The Savings Institutions In New York
city have on deposit over forty millions Of
dollarsl
- A drunken man, name unknown, was
almost deyourcd by hogs near Alton, ILL.,, u
few days since.
- 1t is said that nearly two thousand
cases of mcases have occurred in Manches
ter, N H., during the last three months.
- Cleveland ranks as the ninteenth city in
point of population in the Union. In 1850.
she was III twentyeighth.
- The kentucky Legislature. by two ma
jor,y, have refused to call State conven-
Ton.
IS nator Fitzpatrick cf Alabama IL report
I'D to haze come out against secession, not
wi'hstanding the action Of his State.
Mrs. Catherine Hagey, the wife Of
revolutionary soldier. died at Nashville ON the
10 h ult.. aged one hundred and six years.
- A manufactory of iron chairs of all sizes
is being established mt Bristol. Il. l., which
will work up one thousand tons of iron per
month
- The Golden Stnr, from Mobile for Liv-
crpool, with cargo OF $3.50 bales bales Of
cotton, has been lost Mt sea, the captain, his
wife, and seventeen other p rs0ns t2rishing.
49, Hon. Thos. Ewing has been invited to
lecture before the Cleveland Library Associ-
alton. Grace Greenwood will lecture March
7rh subject. - Home and the Homeless.
The Goth OF December, the day On which
the secession ordinance of South Carolina was
passed. is also the anniversary of the landing
of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock,
Mr.. Yassar, well known resident of
Poughkccpsie, N. Y, proposes to give
S4Ou 600 tor the endowment of an institution
which is Incorporated us the Va'sar Female
College.
- The loss by fires in the United S.aes
last Year was $l3,2tI 200. In 1889 tho
Of losses on this cass of fires, was
y ii 385 900, and in 1858. Sla 1854 200,
showing a remarkable uniformity in the
amount each year.
- There are at present BIG persons con
fined in the Frankfort p'nitentiarJ, OF whom
% are negroes. There are eighty seven con-
licts whose term will expire during the pres
mt year six having been released on Mon
lay bfore last.
The steamer Clinch, in Ch ultstdu har-
'or which acts conspicuous part in the SER
nI llnp Hall
Ter enands of tie ,son under the guns of
dajor Anderson, is named for Gen. Clinch,
f G orgia, Major Anderson's father in-law.
The friends Of Mr., Lincoln are particu-
lrly desir1us. under xisting circumstances,
hat he should come to the National Capital
> soon as possible, and solicitation TO That
fleet has been addressed 10 him II he ac-
cpts the uviation, i is understood that pi,
1 to his naugma ion he win be the guest Of
senator numbull
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Ohio, on
Saturday, the 81 day of March, n. D. 1861,
between the hours of II a. m and2 o'clock, p. m of
that day. the following real estate to wits the northeast
quarter section 81 town north OF range II east, con
tnning one hundred and sixty also the south half
of the southeast quarter, section 30, town 3. north range
IL east containing eighty acres, also the north part of
the east half southeast quarter section 3t town g.
north of range 10 east, commencing at the north quarter
post thence south along said line TO the center o an east
N west road known the SanduaEy Defiance State
road thence west along the center Of said ruud to the west
line thereof thence north along said west line to north
west corner thence along said north line to place of be-
ginning, containing 81 acres, all situate in Wood county,
Ohio taken the property of Henry B. G0ucher on an
execution in favor OF John Baird issued by the Court of
Common Pleas of said county OF Wood in certain ac
tion wherein said John Baird is plaintiff and said Horny
Gouchcr is defendant and to me directed as Sheriff OF
Wood county.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF JAnuray iSbl.
G. Z. GUYER Sheriff.
po,,.,, 9. rT,.,r,. ,tt,...
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.HERIFF' ALE.-WOOD COUNTY,
- OHIO, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Yannrst VS. John Osbun.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and dclv
cred from said Court in the above entitled cause will
sell at public sale at the door Of the Court House, in
Perrysbmg, said county,on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, a. d.. 1851
between the hours OF II m, and O'Clock y. m, the
south part OF the northeast quarter of section four of
township four north of range east, containing 80
acres also t southeast qulrtar oftho north west quar-
of section four nd township and range containing
40 acres.
Also the south hwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section three of the township and range, con
tainiag 40 acres. &. d. GUlER Sheriff.
JEFFERSON x PILLARS, at!ys.
january Sth lSGl--36W5S3 IS.
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\ Gimme Tor Men oul OF work.

T0 The Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
Iwish some of the people who complain OF
hard times and the want of employmtn, wo'd
come on to this river; good men are now get
ting S26 a month and their board. in the
lumber business. and are v,ry scarce a. that
| believe 800 Gen can find W, rk, at $40 per
month, on the river, in the m,lli, and on the
farms in the Chippewa Valley, next spring.
For three years past lumber has been SO low
here that many men engaged in making it left
for other parts but now, few places offer
better Inducements to men than this, Food
is cheap, clothing low, labor dear, and p1y
sure. Yours huy,
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Chippewa Falls, Wis, Jan. l6, 1851.

- 1t is reported that Fort Neil, o small,
but strong little fort, yiag on the PampIico
river, between Washing on, N, c., and Pam
plico Souod has been seiz d by citizens OF
the former place, snd the Palmetto ilag rails
cd over it.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07
sHER.FF's SALES, &C.
y HER RIFFS 5 a / E,--W0oD COUNTY
y OHIOCOURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

= ONO COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edmond Taylor VS. John Van Barcnm, ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and de-
lvercd from said Court in the above entitled cause /
will sell public sale at the door Of the Court House, in
Perrysburg, said county, on
Saturday the 9th day of February, A. D., 1861,
between the hours of IL O'clock M, and O'clock p m,
the southwest quarter of the quarter also the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, both Of
section four north of range ten east aud con-
tanning 40 acres in each piece. q. E. GUGER,
4. JEFFERSON atty. Sheriff.
JANUARY Sth, 1S6l--S6w5S2 so.
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Chr 2errpsharg auurnal,

ifg" The following lines arr very good, but migh
still be improved in measure:
" GIVE BE ALWAYS GIvING--TIIE MORE
WE GIVE THE MORE WE LIVE"
There is indebtedness around us,
In the broad highway cflifc.
And strong and brave povcrishing
lnnever-ending strife.
Although each passing moment brings
Us the golden shorc
Where love and loving sympathy
Shall fail us nevcmor.
And the soul Is weary waiting
In this drcary vale oftime;
Forthc good they say is coming,
In the wished for happy CLINE
And Faith had folded her pinions,
Untitled all for strife,
Her eyes, now they're dim with tears
Look out no moro on life
kindly word or sunny smile,
Have Ger magic power;
And the clasp of loving arm
lsstrcngth in sorrows hour
Then give be always giving
Thy smile, priceless prizc
Shall charm the gloom and scrrowing,
From many fearful eyes
Thy friendly deed and kindly word,
the least of these poor men,
Shall, mlnituld, in thy hour o ncll,
BE given thee again.
The holy thoughts that came to thee,
In soothing others cares,
AN heavenly yisitants thou hast
Been chcrishing unawarcs.
Oak Grove. VIlETrE
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January sth, lssl-36w7S4 SO.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
1fl ESTATE.
Bv virtue of An order Of sale issued to me from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio. shall
expose public sale at the door of the Court House, in
Perrysburg in said county, on ...-...,... .........
Saturday Feb. 9th, 1861,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock p. m of said
day the following described lands and tnemens situated
in Wood county Ohio to wit: Tho northwest quarter
of the south quarter of sscon eleven town four,
north of range nine east containing forty Of land
more or less. 4"
PETER BELL Master Commissioner
Cook. Price & thomson, attys.
Jan. ID, lSGl-35w5&2 65
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g uERIFF,S s ALE,

s. II. Ransom & Co., US George w. Brown and Lewis
NJ Hunt
v virtue of an order of sale issued in the above case
bv the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Wool
county, Ohio and me directed and delivered, Will
offer for sale public vcndue at the door of the Court
House, in the town Of PcrySburg Wood county, Ohio,
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NJ o 7 l L
The undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of Phillip McMannis deceased late
OF Wood County, Ohio 5. 5. BRONSON.
JAN 2Sth, ls6l-35w3
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The present course OF the N Y. Tribune
is in marked contrast to that which il pursued
ayear ago. Then it was even ready TO sup
port John Bell for the Presidency, and adyo
C .ed such compromise as would unite the
Opposition. Nov, it is most strenuolsly hos
nile to everything in the shape of concession.
Is it possible that merely personal r asons
have controlled its pol cy at both periods?
49, A court marital upon Commodore Arm
strong. who surrendered the Pensacola navy
yard, has been called at his own request
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07

If "a national debt is n national blessing.' -
South Carolina will have the privilege of en-
Toying il to her hearts content
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The defendants solomon France AND Mlrgalctt Franco
will take notice that the plaintiffs the jta day Of Jan
uary, A. D., 1851 filed therpeon against them in the
Clerks Office, in the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood
County, Ohio.
The object and prayer of which is to quiet title TO, AMI
to exclude said Solomon France from ali right title and
interest in and to the following lands aud nemsnts su
ate in Wood County, Ohio to witt the south half of the
southeast quarter of section nineteen, in township four
north of range twelve east, and said defendants fur
ther notified unless they answer or denurt said petition
before the 81 Saturday after the 22d day February,
1861 the sam. will be taken confessed against them,
and the Court asked to decree thereon accordingly
Cook, PRICE & JOHNSON, attys.
January Sth lS6l-36w7$4 &c.
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CHERIFFS SALE.--w0oD COUNTY COMMON
~ PLEAS. .l
le d dar of March, A. D. 1851.

John Baird vs. Iltnry B Nouchcr.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale At pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in PerrySburg
Ohio, on ......
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| x FORGE STRAIN; ATTORNEY AT LAW;
" PERRYSBuRG, Quo.
VIII attend to all business entrusted o his in the
,cveru Courts of Ohio. - Office with John Bates. 2nd
! street ma3-lt
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South Carolina TnN-pnycrs,

II seems To be pretty evident that the au-
thoritcs of South Carolina are running up
heavy bill OF eXp'nses. How large the bill s
Gov. pckens evidently don't feel inclined to
state, 1t is said that n direct levy is to be
male on all mannerof p;operty.s so that scarce
" anything or anybody may escape the hon
or which is to be enjoyed in making sacrifices
for an abstraction. We re-enumerate some
of the items of proposed special levy
On Land 50 80 on Sl00 valuation.
On SlaNcs'' | 60 per head.
On Free Ncprocs' s''.....',... - per head.
On Dentists s''''''''.''.'.'. 90 ON Sl00 tactUagc
On Law yCrS ...'.,........ | 90 On 100.
On Domestic Bank Stock. 80 per Sl0d.
On Foreign Bank Smck...,.. IS per $lO0.
On Cncuscs ................ O0 per day
On Billiards ..''......'...' 10 per table.
On Cards.. ''..''''.:...'' % cents per pack
On wages when $500
per nnnurn. ....,.......... | 90 per 100.
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u NJ. % Il X,
AvroHSEY At LAW PERRNsHURG. 0HIo.-Ohicc in
he East end of Baird House. VIII attend promptly to
to all business entrusted to his care. dec6-29t
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ASHER COOK. j. +. PRICE. II. W. JOHNSON.
CtOOK, PRICE X HNSON,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW PcTysburg, Ohio.
VIII promptly attend to all Law Business entrusted to
their care, Have for sale large quantities of Land in
culmg well improved farms, which will be sold ON easy
terms ma}-ltf
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RACos. LEOuORs. 4

GACC-, EknAOEaS, exc.
400 bbh Cpcnnau coumoa whis'y
TSsOO 30 Ibis h4e ~ cuntain whisky
~ bos commou foe and Freach brandy.
bali poes ennesT sni Otard french brandy
hal pipes Holland gin
e. bbs Port hisdgra wine
20 bhS and half bbs blackberry, cherry, and ginger
Jhaf folI German BITE era.
a. bbli hue Virginia slple and peach brandy.
10 bhs. No therl appe brandy.
% bbs. rruliS
25 hhds prime shoulders and sde-.
4,cVO rchuoley's ugsr-currd Wcr.d sfalr hams.
100 striihh I'd hams
?, teTer7 and bos. prime western lard.
IoO bSs. ezra G. II. A crushed and powdered sugar.
80 bbs brown trgsr.
SU0bJ4. 30 1, =, and msckere-
100 bbls. family herring,
ZOO b6is. No l cut LeIrnss.
25 whole cheese
4cO btI, hle, superane and family aOur.
o. hts No muc ere.
half bbis Wh!e a. sh.
hal. boxes l.. I sugar.
% bags aio ard Lsguay.s coffee.
100 boxes OF L ustard
b. UuHcles wrapping tEine.
% boxes chalk ana POshatsn pipes.
~ boxes ground pepper.
so dcz bro0ms
20 doE. barrel covers.
10 dtz. cedar tubs
c0l TesEns of ". apping paper.
10 kegs Bi carbonate OF coda.
5000 cigars
Is boxer Nlehel's csndles.
C0gsfe's detersive and Rlcy
so bps Cuba and N. Q. moiAses.
5tiefces eodhsh.
500 6emlphns.
40 cotton and hemp lines
2c0 bags Of shot
], 900 grots mGighes.
leo dos bu kets.
600 boXrS tobacco
80 kegs al soda.
9C0 kegs nails
IS hall chests green and black tea.
100 boxes ID .nantlne candies
ass the attention Of the trade the above stock which eee
THOMAS JoYFs,
No Main Street
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BOOK
PLANTATION AND FARM INSTRUCTION.,
sEGULATiEN PEC0RD,
INvENTUkY, AND acc UNIT BOOK
For the Msragers iIae aud TO- ths better orns
and msnsgrmen pauiaon ana farm trsinss In psrc
ola q by uthern flsEtsr. urder Is heaven hrst
" RANDOLPH published NV and mpr v,d editions.
The size $780, for s2o0; ~
hr,e years 500 Tour years so I've IS Also
smother edition, particularly adapted for coison Psnstons
rr.ce 81
TheAuhor his tok Of ,he most sueeesu rsrusp
10 spaern s<x snd n. systematic use CT has added sa
- itoasan1s Of 1c|ier1t n hil s<lete
y 92 pookl, yslnPas = isns WI 10 ~
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P0g Tux SALE OP NzGSosA
TryHF und-isnsd has this daY ncei tn Aueon
Tor th- sale Of NhGRnss ~ the su'on Room on frsn-uh
str.-t Iatly oc .upi-d ~ B.Trs a vEk,1}tN. -,
he Neg-rvt hol ptbu ly a-t rr .isy eaa Le ~,
psfro a.. OF fi-ais the pubhs gene AL e pisurss
4 pornle he l1t rest q hs ro1 anf hNtters ~ sc.
"A. ~ sIs ong experience n the rad he al be snstel 70
.bs,in he hest prices "a, viii make h1tih So'ts
On ,, rusty in IA dad Il prepared % ara sers IN
s h hs trade their ssrgaus-hlvinT ample se;1m
modA ious Tor b0u. s'Vn - -,
On Irankln, sri door belos Vel street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

n0URLE BARREL Guns! have stTi fs7 Ens.
i I.h double Gu OF nv deportation Wl.h
remsks Ia Of the dsy paper.
city, this morning In th- Local Column, reference an
implements does ap. y
having In instance charged f4rhi5gs adv
sINroY,
sp24 Importer Of Hardware, Il Main 1T
RuY rEGULaTlCNs-sd.ptsd To- The of the
IA e the fdsfste Saea 10 tc5or'snc win the lat
Of Z pgress AIsc s 81 Wor, ihe
tn v of the Confedtr q, = ates of America 500
School the Guides The acsi for the
Mlta she iniederate states With p lusir ucrs a0D
Hardss's rse4cs, complete in yoiume with Plates
Mps 81 81
The voluns Hand Boot By Capt james Lee o. l
pInen; v. Vols, !Oc.
Ysp Of Virginia rhovne sl ,e Inoosn: points d attack
th t-t.- p exc rdiIon f's1; o, roi era, $500
Csv,l-v acics by o! } Luc us Davis. siSj
Ins ulctiois Hesv Artillery vi b Ps:Cs, s2aH
Inf.1'rf ant CAMP Du'y 5ic
sci,n,e Of War, By V. euckhoh, I5c
Fur sale BY VES'h JnHNfT0N
Publishers, -tselers and sintorrrs,
les li5 Vain st.. Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
VOLUME 65.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
- -,.sv 20 -, ..,-,.o, % nv re1ova ron No los Maa
~ O. re cor,ncous new eudag Nc 80 lain sree', ai-
u sspOrSTO1D HOTEL
h-,r sth .ud 9h ests s-rI ar prepared 10 eKhoaars
VII 1NERY GOODS
A. Millinery Artists tan herrao'o-e o"nsing o.
Velvet -cnTts Erllci Plum 8. kotols, fren-l
.- .7 Fls rs c l' -.s'Hs H-at Dresses Dgrss Cl'i,
" ans 3.rt1ss Crlue Nlstl On as and Sleeves In
ffas snd Cioats su-hes and TABS, Sc IN al STYLES
b ~ "a sh ths general Millinery busTess, VII n kn1ae-
4er C,ak1 LlI Matthias ofah tlais 10 the laes fash
l-s = -et1aabls prices. Al orders WI receive P-onP.
.-'.-....-.r ..t.nesn G BARTON.
N-'-f ~
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LNRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCSKIEs.
20 hrkins No. Goshen Butter
IS hbls Buck zhest Eozr
81 bbls -cperans Extra sad Family Eozr
r5-arsc md Pckledsslraon
s. y bhg 30. 1 a.. q Zoe heTlinys
q Psgs No. Escissel
IS bxs Eaglih Dairy, Pine Apple snd Goshen Cheese
Ga; HnSl, e., Flour. &c, IS.
received -, ior sale the Loves, terms for cash. or
prompt eastoa oasTs IL kISais oo's FsIi'y Grocery,
nofs - sud aain sts
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May 20

(NCB4 MUSCOvABO, ORLEANS aNEI P1r TG
~ RICO M0LAesEs In barres uescea and hhds FOR ssleo
mNl JtMN n. GORDON a son.
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-EuN NEYY STYfECANpE EEHSTEAN

WING made impo tin l1ps7eme Ia TIL red, shs
have suppy reary T. the esry part Of next week n
ute al Dt-reed 10 call snd txsmbe for themselves hsy
1n completed for exhibit
rhemproyemert co"sss 10 vertical hag- which entirely d.
with the ptre legs
All who have examined say tie nples, and bes; sed
csnp pu poses that be made
Those who purchaed before this Improvement made
asye the hinge attached by returning them store whou
cOt
r. 81 have applied for patent FOR the above.
Ihsve also mesl chats and Caop fGb5 ,rewsyle.
4 &, ffrees
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WALTER II. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN fiY AT LAW,
RlCgMOND

RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly all the Courts held In the City OF
w Richmond, counes OF nHco Chesterfield and
O.
galce No Law Building Franklin strest d.5-6m
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. BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.
wEsT a JOHNSTON.
rs Main street,
Hsv, received tSe ALLOWING
SEW BOOKS:
BOOK ABOUT DccFoRs. By Corty Jefferson, 4uthcr OF
s.Soxeis ana Move s,s kc Illustrated si.5
raE NATIONAL coNrEoyESsY The Eees % ;Ss Fathers
u,.,n u stste q IN Couutry b. Jol c. s'ufs 2oe
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rev. t3Sl 80, "a
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