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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

For the Journal
Proceedings of the wood Co. Teachers As
sOCiaftnn.


The association met at the scoo house in Tontogany,
Saturday JAM 5h and in the absence of the President
Mr. Corey one Of the Vice President took the chair and
called the house to order at 10 O'clock A. NJ Prayer
was offered BY Mr.. A. Donaldson. after which the Sec
rctary rcadthe minutes the last meeting. The discuss
ion being next IN the order Of exercises the question
R,suved That ladies and gentleman of equal duafca
tons should receive like compensatons for their services
as teachers" affirmed by j. Cumming, j. J. Evers,
D. Donaldson and A. Donaldson, and opposed by g. N
Parsons c. W. Evcrs, and G. a. Corey. Ii was quite
apparent that the balance of argument in favor Of
the Affirmative. The discussion being brought close
the Secretary read an essay "Moraty aud poeness
in schools, after which the meeting adjourn
ed 10 meet at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SRssIoN.--Met as per adjournment, u.
Donaldson in the chair. Evolutionary exercises were
introduced and engaged in by Misses p. Tracy A. A.
Wood, NJ ). Pcugh, r. Nearing E. North and C. Wood,
and Mr. c. w, Evers. The pieces read and the manner
in which the exercises conducted made them very
interesting Mr. Corey Mr. Sknners alternate deliver
ed the address His subject was The true teacher -
His sentiments embodied those of every true teacher aud
he well deserved the thanks rendered him by his hearers.
Mrs. c. Parsons, Miss Wood and ,Messrs c. w. Evers,
l.. Black and A. Donaldson were appointed committee
| 70 prepare programme for the next meeting. Miss
ict'uinncss then read pocmentted "Look andliscn
Ii embraced those fine thoughts and carefully selected
words which never fail TO the attention of ALL
The committee on programme then reported follows
MoRNING ExERcIsrs.-lst Reading Chapter in the
Bible. ID, Prayer. Sd, Music Atm Evolutionary Exer-
cises 9th, Exercises in intellectual arithmetic conduct
ed by j. j. Parsons.
AFTERNOON EXEEcIsEs.-Ist Music. 81, Discussing
the question: "Resoved that the examination of teachers
in Wood Co. should be thoroughly conducted than
they now are. Affirmative, G. Parsons alternate, j.
Evers negative, D. A. Avery, alternate ]. Cunning
Sd, Address by Rev. j. A. Shannon, alternate, j. W
Woodbury.. 4th Music Close.
The monotony which often attends such meetings.
avoided by having several fine pieces of music by Misses
E. Whitehead, II. Nearing, p. Tracy +. McGuinness
Mrs Parsons and Messrs Condt, Badger G. Nearing anC
T. Whitehead, for which they received the thanks OF all
vote OF thanks was rendered to the citizens of Tontog
any for their kindnesss in accommodating those present
Notwithstanding many of the oldest teachers of the Co
ty and those who should be foremost in such meeting
were not present. The day pleasantly and proitd
bly, spent. Adjourned to meet at Perrysburg the frs
Srturday in April, 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
j, j, EyerS, Sec'y, O. A Corcv President
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At. Valentines Day.

The almanac tell: us St. Valentines day is at hand,
and even if tdid not might suspect by the visible
uttering among susceptible young people of both
Git-edge note papers buoyant, envelopes stamped with
cupds and hearts in request, and little pcrfumci
Sheets with harmless bits Of love nstling among
highly colored poses ami vines tending towards
eager demand Poet lovers will rack their burning brains
TO obtain rhyme for "ovc," and adopt in despair
the time honored dove at last the youth hoshng
his maiden pen in verse will make the original dscov
cry that heart" and "dart' jingle harmoniously as
final syabes difiden and tmid maidcns Of forty-fve
breathe their geen and yellow melancholy" green
and yellow note paper; blushing young Corydon will
cramp his hugh fist accustomed to the plowhadle
than the pen, his Phllis that although "the
is red the violet blue it would require consider
able quantity of Knives each ground sharp
a razor "to cut their love in two" A very logical
conclusion.
We don't belong to that -natured class who would
abolish SVaentnes day by act Of the State Lcgsla
ture and prevent its being introduced into the error
les, through Of Congressional intervention. II
furnishes escape valve every year for mighty sight
of poeca eervesence, which might prove destructive
ifkept bottled up. The young people enjoy te sport,
and some old ones, too suspects so let them have it
and if we should find decaty perfumed Jaet-doUr
nesting in our box at the Post Office, to day wouldn't
get mad
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MEDICINAL.
nR SO. RtCHAR RsoN's
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS
The Celebrated New England Remedy for H,siius On
spation


The Celebrated New England Remedy for ,ei,us IN.
s'ipa,ioo.
JAuniicC Fever AMI Asuc, General Dvbil,y, ana all
Diseases arising from pisordarsd Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
They arc used AMI rocunmenisd bv all leaAipc ply
,cians Of the country, AMI H who try them pronounce
Dr. Jamas L. I,cporo wri,os nom Navarro, Stark
county, Oho, ";hc Bttcrs highly praised by those
suffering from Indigestion, dyspepsia and liver COM
r. $. Davis Postmaster OF willamsport. Ohio, says,
"they give gtVat satisfaction. use them myself. hav
ing taken cold become nrosratc and lost my appetite.
II relieved mr, and can rOcommeud il with great
rance Of its merits"
pr W. Kerr, OF Rorcrsvc, Ind. writos us that they
arc the W st valuable medicine offered Tie has ccom-
m'ntct yG,m with great success, ami with them made
sevorSl curs of pallaon yr tae heart aud general do
bity.
Thomas Stamford, Of Blcuutsyirc, lul. writes va u
long letter. under date ot May t. 1860, lls much
reduced having been afflicted tor threo years with great
nervous debility polp1tiop ot the heart Of tho most
we're AMI frustrating choractar "aftcr few bottles
was completely restored and am now in robust health
George W. Huffman says he was afflicted with rheu.
mssm for twenty years. IN all It's various forms and at
the date OF his lccr he had been well two years the
Bcrs clcctug the cure, wlpp several physicbus at
ten i him could do him no good. lie says, Gov rhcu.
ma,m, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney e0acton, q
dropav, it is a specific certain remedy"
J. W. Hunt, writes from D,lphos, Allen county, Ohio
"a section whore Fever and AEUo preN1isl that he most
chnery recommends thcm ut decided morit ua cases
OF Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia, and general debility
d kachcrs, NJ. D., writes from Van Vert, Ohio, 81
most respectfully rccommond the sherry Wine Bittcrs tl
the notice Of nyopcpuc persons, and 60 all who require
n stimulating medicine.
Such pcvs we receive daily. Full directions accom-
pauy each bottle.
They arc sold Nv Medicine Dealers c,u,rarly,
rttrr r1lts. per bottle. J. y. HARRIS Co,
Cincinnati Ohio, proprieors r the Weston and south
cru States, To- whom address all orders.
For sale hy Peck \ Hamilton, lNrryShurg, Ohio; +
Roasjugcr, Freedom s. T.. Roughtou, BOWLING Green
IT, Burnt, Maumee; D. IL. Miner Toledo; W. n. Moor,
Sviydula.
Nov Sth, ls60--ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chill. aud Fever Prevented.

This banc of the West which lays the foundation Tor
many Consumption seldom fails to attack those with
diSorcred liver This tendency is cIctually prevented
hy an occasional use of the Pruviau Syrup, which
torres the system from the mSchevous effect caused by
the abus, Of cal,m' and quimnc.
One of our agents in Indiana, residing in section
whar, Fever and Aguc has been unusually prevalent.
SAYS: Hundreds suffering from the effects of debl
v. clused by Fever and Ague and COngcsfive Fever,
last fall. With Physicians. citrate oi iron aud the
neutral salts say coratc OF pOAssa, make up the usual
prescriptions. From my own experience, Peruvian
Syrup surpasses them all
"PERuvIlN SYRUP" is solution Of ProtoNdc Of IRON,
a new discovery in medicine, and strikes AZ the root OF
disease by producing healthy blood the Of all Vi
ality III human organism. For sale by all druggists.
AGENTS for Perry burg, Peck n Hamilton. 40w4.
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Celumbus Corre,popdnnco.

COtuSnus, o., Fob. sth. 1891
Enron OF JoUSSAL;-This has BEEN a busy week
with the Legislature, Several bills have been paa,urcd
and passed in each branch, and some Of them have
passed both houses and now laws Of hc State The
most important Of these is the law to goase the salaries
orCouny Auditors. 1t fixes their salaries upon the fe
lowing basis In counties Of e,loO legal voters Audi
tors are to receive 5000 per year. In counties having
than 2,4OO voters the Auditor will receive $50 for
each additional 200 voters The cencus returns for
1881 not before me- but suppose there are about
5000 voters in Wood county, which will make your Au-
di,ors salary SlO5O Besides this Auditors are to re-
ceve the fees fcr the transfer of deeds which probably
amount to $50 rcr year. In counties with more than
5000 voters, County Commissioners viii make an ad-
donal allowance for clerks, and allow the Auditor ad-
donal compensation for extraordinary labor when the
sexennial apprascment ofrea estate is made.
bill has also passed which authorizes the Governor
to issue second deed for lands sold by the State in
whore th cc is good for believing that the
original decd has been lost or destroyed.
Also hill to punish PERSONS for stealing boes honey
from hives or trees.
Also, bill which makes it the duty Of village Recor
ders to make out accurate statement Of the financial
affairs Of villages for the proceeding year and post the
same up at the place of holding the village election
the day of said election.
Also bill authorizing the people Of Pike county to
vote for or against the removal ohc County Seat Of sal
county from Piketon to Wavery. This bill excited
much interest in the House last winter and the lobby in
ucnce in the Senate this winter has been very strong.
There is an important Railroad bill pending in the
Senate. Itis bill which the able Chairman Of the
Committee on Railroads, Mr.. Collins has spent muC,
labor and which he has had the advice and counsel
of the ablcst lawyers and most experienced Railroad
managers in the State. The Railroad interest is OF
very great moment, and legislation the subject in
wolves questions which comparatively new and
complex in their character.
bill has also passed which reduces the penalty for
the non-payment of taxes from 80 to 20 per cent. Il
thought that 20 per cent. would be sufficient slim
ucnt for those Nhs could pay while quite suIh
cent penalty to exact of those who from poverty,
unforeseen casualty, were compelled topcrmt their tax
es to 60 unpaid.
bill has also passed which enables Judge to ap
point, confirm, deputy Clerks during vacation, ant
requires such appointment and oath of office befor
they discharge the duties of the office.
Several other bills, OF little general importance hav
passed the substance Of which shall not allude to-
Old Abe is to b. here mex. week, on his way to Wash
ington, Prop!r arrangements are being made for hi
reception. linden.
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TMPOR ANT TO MALES |!
| DE CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius Chcc,omn, " j. New York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all Irregular
lilies, painful Men,ruatons, removing all distractions,
whether from cold utherNise headache, pain the side,
pap,ation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections,
uysterics, fatigue pain hc back and limbs, &c, disturb
cd sleep. which arriSe from interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIEs.-Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring the munthly pero with
regularity. Women who lave been disappointed in the
of otner Pills place the umast confidence IN DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing al they represent 10 10,
NOTlC3.Thcro is condition in the fem lie system
in which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
ECUMAR The condition referred to is PKEGNAN
CY-anl the result MISC ARRIAGE Such is tue rresisi-
bic tendency Of the ma liCne to restore the sexual tunc-
Ons to a normal condition. that even the reproductive
power of nature cannot resist il.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
injurious, Explicit directions, which should be read ac-
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail Cnclos-
ing 81 DR.. Cornelius l.. Ceesemln, box 4,5Sl Post
office, New York City.
=.SSold 10y Druggist in every town in the L. s.
Il. b. IIUTCIIINS,
General Agent for the L, S., No. ii Broadway,
To wkom all orders should be addressed
For sale by PECK 4 HAMILTON, Perrysburg. 42-ly
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Common Picas Court.

The February term Of this Court commenced on Tues
day-Judge Whitley on the BcncL The docket is not
very large one, and will not, perhaps, consume more
than two weeks in its disposal Persons who aten
ding Court and who indebted TO subscription,
will please bear in mind that still c0anue to take
money, when we can get il.
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A Cnncert FOR me- nencfit orKansns.

number of singers and musicians under the direc-
tion Of h Allen Day, propose giving concert at Bow
ling Green Friday evening, February 18th, for tie
purpose Of raising material aid for the Kansas sufferers
The object is worthy one and will no doubt call out
crowded house. The exercises will consist Of solos upon
the piano. songs quarettcs Ducts choruses Dialogues,
SC. Go and hear them Admission only IS cts.
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Lady ByroD.

The article in the February n,aober Of the Atlantic
Monthly giving the very interesting sketch af the life of
of Lady Byron the widow of the cratic but brilliant poet
is by Miss Harriet Martiacar secretary of the anti
slavery society. Lady Byron was great adinirer of
Mrs. Stowe, and contributed much tn charities through
her, in this country.
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Our Book Table.

Petorson's Magazine March, 1851; Chas. j. Peterson,
BOG Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa.
This excellent ladies' companion was received last
week. though 100 late to notice. The engraving Of
Christ blessing the Children" is really beautiful and
10 the Christian is suggestive of many pleasant reaec-
tons. The fashion plates and dress patterns are of
usual taste and beauty. Only iirtation," by Mary
E. Clark should be read by all young cOurters and
peclay those who entertain Serious intentions" "The
factory girl is story calculated to inspire hope in the
poorest breast for "beter days aud also that the poor
est by prudence and virtue may become the richest
There are some twenty choice articles in this number
aud ten or twelve patterns All Together desra
bic magazine. Terms-One copy 81 three copies sS ;
ssl. copies 30
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What proof more reliable could be given in favor
of any medicine than the following letter. received un
solicited, from ths Rev. W. Jacobs Read it,
NEWARK, " j.. June 9Th 1860.
MeSsrs Perry Davis y Son. Gentlemen Allow M.
unsolicited send you word o comm ndaton for your
Pam Killer have used it in my family these several
Years, and found it all it claims to be. For Rheumatism
Coughs, Col Is Burns cholera tendencies anl difficulties
well rs diseases generally that prevail in families
regard the Pain Killer beyond all price, AMI as ellie
ncious beyond any medicine within my knowledge. We
keepit chief family medicine and find its use in
ordinary worth more than any doctor The t,sti-
nony OF others among my acquantancaS and friends. is
equally favorable. Many clrrgymen have spoken of it
in the highest terms family medicine. Missionaries
in repeated instances have said to in person and in
their letters, that the Pain Killer by far the best
medicine used in heathen lands, and they for them
selves and families and administer it to others around
them. Thus much am inclined to say, of jus
ce to yourselves, and benefit to others. You
liberty to use this testimonial, if ofanv service.
Yours, &C.. Rev. w. B. JAcoBs,
Late Editor of Christian Chronicle.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable druggists and
medicine dealers. 39w4
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Inauguration of Officers.

On Monday last Wm. II. Jones and D. W. Poe were
duly Installed into oficethe former County Clerk
and the latter as Probate Judge. We paid them vsi
an Tuesday, and found them snugly quartercd in th
rooms formerly occupied by theit predecessors. Sue
cess attend their lab0rs.
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Sore Nipples. Sore Eyes Chapel and Cracked
Hands and Lips cured by applying DR.. 5. A. Wcav-
crs Cerate at night by morning they well. In all
cases, a few applications will effect cure It viii re
move the Inflammation that makes them crack, and
cause them to heal Mothers will find friend in this
ramedy-trY II. Sold hN all denlnrs in molicin.s.
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"An Affectionate Letter."

The following letter was "pickei up " short time
since in of the town of Perysburg, and
left at this office for the Such specimens of
literature seldom find their WY to the public, and
have therefore consented place it record s really
laffectionate epise andhowever it speaks for ITSELF
Janury the 81 1861 dear - -
now will address a few line to you that am well and
hop to find you the heh and think that you are
the Best girl in the town and think that - is Mise
girl as the rest of them at work cutting for farther
that could write 20 you and could neither in for
farhers she is well enougth drive town as
sune she get well will come and take a slay ride and
am lerning the sheOs trade maker to - if YOU
wont some shose to be soh for nothing will do it for
nothing won't you TO Bring theme on every time ready
and thay are telling lies about thay are trying to
put that scrape am to for them and sent my
love and respect to you and -i think you better come
ont here and will make it all right out here thay talk
othaving good time in tow weaks show am to per
form EbicaneZer think that you and --- ought to
com out
round is the ring
thot has no end
so is my love
to you my friend
shure as the grass
grows around the stump
so shure you are my shuger lump
Shurc the sets
in the west love
you best of all the rest
i NJ
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Is said to prevail in this vicinity to some extent We
also hear many complaints of throat which is at
tributable no doubt to the sudden changes oweaher.
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Cold Weather.

Thursday evening and Friday morning last we cxpe-
rienced considerable of spell of weather. the mercury
being at one time eight degrees below zero.
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L b An S T vE S

A LD ANY sTov ES.
BR WV e. HUN
At their old stand in PGTysburg Ohio have on hand,
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit The wants Of all,
from Sli to $35 each, furnished in the most
substantial manner, with either Tin or Cop
per furniture. Below give the names
| of Stoves
Ajax, hot air, 3 sizes, square stoves
| Globe, air tight, sizes, 10
New World, do do
| Clipper, air tight elevated ovens, sizes.
| Mountain, do do do
Reaper, do do do
Premiums, do
For farmers stove, the Mountain and Reaper cannot
| be cqualod, having
The pipe coming ont back of the oven, (and not on
the top elevated stoves and are warranted
to give entire satisfaction in all cases they being made
of the best Scotch pig irOn liable tO crack as
the Buffalo stove. The joints ground and cemented,
and firmly mounted. Those in want requested call
and examine stoves and prices, safely say
give You better for less money than any other
concern in the country"
or HAND AT ALL TINES,
PLAIN JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
! STOVE PIPE. SrOYE FURNITURE.
DC, d.. &c
syHJob Work. i'm all its forms done 10 order
! WANTED, in exchange, Cash. Corn, Hides, Fur,
! Pclts, Rags, Wax, old Iron, &C., SC. -
] ItIIlSDuIp. huN on loOu u.
/ - E RIF S SALE.
ID. Hill VS. w. Ii. Bcun ct al.
by virtue Of an order of sale to directed and deliv
cred from the Court of Common Pleas Of Wood county,
Ohio shall Offer for sale the door of the Court House
ofaaid county, on
Saturday, March l6th 1851
between the hours Of and o'clock p m, Of said day,
the south half the west half of the northwest quarter
dissection number twenty-five town five, range ten, in
sand Wood county. G. .GUYER, Sheriff.
ii. H. DODGE atty.
Feb. 9th, lSjl--40w5S2 60
SHERlFF'S SALE.--LUCAS COUNTY COMMON
- PLEAS.
William IT. White VS. Samuel Smiley.
BY virtue OF an execution issued in the above entitled
cauSeby the Clerk Of the Court Of Comm1n Pleas of Lu-
cas- c. unity, Ohio aud to directed and delivered as
sheriff Of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
Public Vendue at the door Of the Court House 10 the town
OF Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday March 9th, 1884,
between the hours of III a. m and o'clock p m, Of
that day, the following described real estate 10 wit the
undivided half OF the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty nine, township number north Of
range number twelve east. g. Z. GUYER, Sheriff
BAKEh6 CoLLISs, atty.
Fab. 9Th, lS6l--or5SS IA
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u L Il Il Y u AN s.
VEGETABLE PAIN MILLER,

..tg" The Great Family McdicinN Of the Age. 20.
We ask the attention of the trade and the public to
this long unrivalled Family Medicine. For the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, weak Sum lch General Debility, Indgcs-
uou Crlmp and Pain IN the stomach, Bowel Complaint
Collie DarrhUa &c; and for Fewer and Ague there is
nothing better.
th,s been myoraIly known for moro than twenty
years to ho the ouly specific for the many diseases
incident to the human family.
Informally and externally IL works equally sure
Nhut stronger proof o these fact, can hn pruluc0d
than ho following letter received uus p2ited, from ROv.
\. W. Curtiss'
Rnnco, Nacomb Co., Mich, July Q, 1860.
Mcssrs j. y, NAuGls ~ Cu.-Gput,3 q nc confidence
have IN Perry Davis Pain Killer tor coughs, colds,
have successfully used IT, induces to checrlly
cawm'uli,s Virtues u otuvr., tow month, since had
rrcous, 10 it to destroy trlon although had mower
heard Of its being used Cor taot purpose, hut having ur
/ i,rcd intensely from former one, and having no other
remedy nj hand applied the Pain Killer G about df-
cation briuy in the morning, which entirely Destroyed
the t,ion and urreasrl my confidence IN th" utility ut
/ thr remedy Nuuyt truly, A. W. CiRTIS$,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methods, Church.
The Pain Killer has boon tnstcd ir oyorv variety ol
clmnjo,oud 10y almost eycrYuauou Iupwuto AmnUclns.
/ 1t is the almost constant companion AMI urstim hl
friend of the mi Snntrv ,nd traveller, On sen and land
IT, lie You cali for aul get the genuine Pain Kill
,v, rs mlny wnrass n3-tums arc attempted ~ be sold
on the reputation Of this valuable medicine
| Directions accompany each bottle.
! Sold by dealers everywhere,
Price 2jc, soc. and 81 per bottle.
propretora Cor the Western and Southern States,
Cincinnati q
For sale, Wholesale and retail by Peck \ Hamilton
Perry ,hurs Frederick Rosnpor Freedom, : l. nnnah
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Mrs. stowe,s New story,

In the ATLANTIC MoNrnLY, will be commenced in the
May number of that magazine 1t is said to be the story
OF young girl educated in the Catholic religion.
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Winter Killed.

The ottowa Republican learns that tho wheat crop Is
suffering much in that locality for want OF sniheien'
snow h protect il from tho severe weather
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Active preparations are said tobe making at Cleveland
for the President elect who will shortly pass through
that city on his way east