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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-24
Letter nrem Camp.


For the following extracts from private
letter written by one Of the members ot
Co upany c, 2lst regiment, to Mr.. f. o. Grif.
fin, Of this place, We are indebted to the
k ,jness of the latter named gentleman.
CAMP DuDLEv, Lexin ston, Ky, Oct. l6.
We left Camp Dennison on
the morning Of the 81 inst. for Camp "Toin
Lotcher," near Nicholasvillc, KY, where we
arrived the 5th. WAS not very well pleas
ed with the journey, for we had to ride on
second class freight cars for two days. Left
Nicholasvillc yesterday morning for this
place. Marched all the way ON hard stone
road, distance OF fifteen miles arriving
here at p. m, very tired, assure you.--
Had very pleasant walk this afternoon 70
Lexington Cemetery, where lies the great
statesman of Kentucky, Henry Clay. HIS
monument is a splendid one, beih ll4Is
feet high, with his statue on top, overlook.
ins that beautiful city of Lexington. The
Cemetery is filed with evergrocns and some
very costly monuments. The Clay mouu-
ment cost 100000, dare say, too, that
Lexington contains the prettiest women |
ever saw. 1t was all | could do to keep in
the ranks, when seeing those pretty ones
waving handkerchietS and cheering us, as
we marched through the streets of Lexing.
ton. You speak of its being cold at home
Well, now it is as warm here as il was IN
Perryshurg, in August for we drill every
day with our Glouscs of, and sweat at that.
Those stamps you sent came very handy, in
deed, as we have to pay five cents piece
for stamps to Suffers, that being the only
place yon can get them. We don't
expect to stay here but few days; when
we will leave Tor Olympan Springs q dis-
tancc of about IS miles in search of Seccsh.
1t is rumored that there are about $500
rebels there of the saucicst kind. We will
be assisted by Col. Steadman of the 18th
and by Col. Bradley of the 38th, besides
battery of artillery. Wen attend to their
case. The people about here and Nicholas.
vile are all for the Union, excepting a few.
but they keep mighty quiet. There was u
fellow in camp few days ago who threat
ened TO poison the well, but no sooner had
our Captain heard OF it, when he was in
"sarch oh dat indiwidooal," Having found
him, he put him into the guard-house and
examined. Not finding anything about him
that would poison, the Captain released
him with the advice never TO enter our camp
again. The fellow put and have not secl
him since. had the pleasure
of seeing the Hero of Fort Sumpter" Sat
urday of last week-Gcn. Anderson. We
were brought out and formed into line OF
battle, when Col. Nc,bling introduced hin,
to us, Col. Norton being absent. lie ad-
dressed us in very few words, said tina.
he was very sorry that he could not be with
us, but his prayers should be with us, etc
| suppose you have heard that he has re
signel again and that Gen. Mitchell supe
ee les him. Yours, &C., G..
Tno Lexington Observer of Saturday, re-
ports the regiment as having gone to Olym-
pan Springs.-lED.
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Camp CorreSnondence.
CAMP NoLlN, 10th Rect, 0. V. US.
October l4th, 1861.

CAMP NoLlN 10Th Rect, 0. Y. L. S. A.
October l4th, 1861.
Ed. JOURNAL: Our sojourn OIL Mullraugh's
Hill was not attended with anything rema =
able in the annals Of war. True, we drilled
mounted guard, Irregular and pickett ana
were ont in scouting parties. We believy
our drilling has been OF such nature as to
prepare us for efficiency as sollicrs FOR
from line Of battle we have formed a solid
square against cavalry in fifteen seconds.
On the 7th inst, Major l.. Drake led a
scouting party OF twenyy-.our men, ana sue
cecdcd in taking twelve prisoners. Tho
scouting was sk;lft,ly conducted, but the
scouts failed to capture the leader Of " Sc
cesh' in that vicinity. Among the captives
were three brothers who had taken an oath
never to be taken alive, but it appears they
concluded that bad promise Mas better
broken than kept. Some Of these prisoners
had previously taken the "oath OF allcg-
ance,' but upon its being rendered, the en-
tire company took and re-took the same, and
were all dismissed on their promise Of good
behavior in the future. This course Of pro-
ceeding may be right, but it causes some
murmurng among the soldiers.
Tho evening of the 9th, we received Or
dcrs to prepare one days rations and to be
ready to march by six o'clock next morning.
We have not received all of our baggage
wagons, and were not prepared to move;
yet our officers said we would go if we
could be allowed to lead the column. This
was granted, and the A9th was ready to
march in due time. We made an easy march
of ten miles, and at one O'Clock, p. M, we
cncamped in beautiful country on the
banks of the Nolin river. We were the
first i'll this camp, and remained alone only
until accompanying regiments could march
and additional regiments arriving daily. A
few hours before our arrival marauding
band of rebels were here ana robbed q
| Union man Of five horses and worse yet
pressed two Of his sons into their ranks
| Gen. Buckner sent word to Gen. Rosseau
that he would allow him four days to retreat
across the Ohio. Our time is nearly up and
no preparations are made to leave and the
probability is that we shall await extreme
measures; for in our breaking we were not
taught to back, and we are not likely to dc
it now Buckner is said to be entrenchec
at Bowling Green with force of twenty
thousand men; but we think we have relia
BILE information that he has less than ha,t
that number, poorly armed and clothed anc
nearly without discipline. This may leat
us to underrate our foe, but We intend to be
prepared to meet them, if they are formd
able host.
On the 18th inst, forty of our cavalry en-
countered two hundred rebel cavalry, kllet
FIVE men, captured seven horses, and routeC
the remainder completely, 'nor lost single
man"
Gen. McCook arrived yesterday and take
command of this brigade. lii case ot dearti
of war news, | may ut II future time Civ
you a description of the country through
: which we pass, and it's inhabitants.
Respectfully, A. P. DoNALU SON.
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The Assembly is lareoly Republican.
IOWA and M,nnesotn EIeCiions,

The result OF the elections in these young
States on the sth Of October, was osubstn.
tial Union triumph in both. Gov. Kirk.
wood is reell c cd in Iowa by an Increase |
majority. He is tho ongh Union Republic
can, and has devoted his efforts to placing
Iowa on proper war footing in the contest
with rebellion. The vote in Minnesota is
smaller than usual and yet the patriotic Re.
publican Governor Ramsey is chosen again
by majority greater than two years ago
Minnesota has not been backward wAen
regiments were called ror, AMI Governor
Ramsay has efficiently sustained the Federal
Government and the reputation of Mincso-
tn
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Stoves, Harcdware, &c.

We take pleasure ill calling the attention
of Gur leaders to the advertisement of
Mes6is. bostwick & Tyler, in another col
ulln. They have now got fitted up in
Brown Hunts new building, adjoining
the old Perrysburg Bank, and i'll the line OF
hardware, &C., are prepared to duplicate
Toledo prices. The people of this vicinity
have long felt the necessity of such an es-
tablishment, and will no doubt give it the
encouragement of their hearty support
Stoves are here kept in endless variety
which cannot fail to suit the most fastidious
Those who wish to get good and cheap
article should not fail to give them cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Hospital sores wan,ed for the QIs,

re gin'n COis NOrtCrs
The Chaplain, Elder skinner, and Surgeon Ames
have sent request for Hospital Stores, consisting
Of such articles as Government cannot yet supply
for the benefit Of the sick and wounded soldiers Of
the 2lst Rcgt.
She articles most needed are sheets, half.width,
pillow shirts and drawers large and loose,
towels, fruit preserved, canned and dried, grape
wine in small battles, scraped lint, old linen. ban
dages three and four inches wide and four to six
feet long, rolled, and anything that will add to the
comfort Of the sick.
1t is expected that ell who have friends and e,s
friends to the Regm mt will contribute little. The
Chaplain and Surgeon becoming responsible for
their application strictly to the sick and wound
ell.
The friends of the respective companies can Sc
lcct some place and person to receive Contributions
and pack them, and the packages can b, forward
ed to "Rev. II. c. Skinner, Chaplain 2lst Rcgt. O..
V. NJ" when he makes known the place of en-
campment.
The boxes should be plainly marked and en-.
orsed "IIospital Stores
Fmdlay, Fostora and all newspapers in bounds
of the Regiment please copy.
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pcArT The Government has Just sent an a.
gent to Europe to buy blankets und othc,
winter clothing, which our manufacture.
cannot furnish for the army,
Rey~The Mansfield Herald states that Col
Sherman is getting along with great rapid.
ty with his brigade. Over $500 have beer
sworn i'll, and additions arc daily made.
B9y~The Columbus Fact understands that
under the new system Of recruiting. an oE
fort is to be malo to increase the force OF
Ohio, in the field, to 100 regiments.
rgA. The digest of Southern News by way
Of Louisville, contains additional rebel dc.
tails of the attack on Wilson's Zouavcs at
Pensacola.
agA-Oliicial reports from the feet at New
Orleans, state the disaster cons s,sted Of the
grounding Of two of our vessels, but none
were captured and few lives lost.
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DIE p,

At her residence, in Liberty township, Wood Co.
Ohio ON the 23i day Of September last, Mrs
MARY WELToN, consort Of JonN w. WELToS, aged
50 years.
She was united by marriage to John W. Welton
her surviving husband, in August, 1888. The fol-
lowing October, they both united with the REGULAR
Baptist Church in Col syl,, Bloom Co, New York
having previously embraced the Christian religion
And, as she had received Christ, so she walk.d in
him, in he various pllces and situations whert
Providence. cast her lot. The devoted wife, the af.
tectionate mother, the pl;i-n consistent Christian
at hcme AMI abroad. She was the mother of six
children, one OF whom preceded her to the grave
ana spirit land. The bcleaved husband feels that
his loss is very great, but that her gain is much
greater, ana studies resignation to the Divine will
An appropriate discourse was preached on the fu-
neral occasion, by Elder f.. h. Turner, OF Portage
upon the following words "But the ri@,' 80
, 'V'C'Vr, 90
PORTAGE. Oct. is, 1861. COMMITTEE.
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NIAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

B & II Thornton vs. Charles C Baird.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the above
case by the clerk of the cou't of common pleas in
Wood county, Ohio, and to M directed and deliver
ed, shg% expose to public sale at the door of the
court house, in Ptrrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
On the 29nd day of October, 1851,
between the hours of II IN. and D. m. of said day,
the following described lands and tcnements, to-wit:
a brick building adjoining the north end of the
Baird House, ami fronting on Louisiana Avenue, in
the town Of Psrrysburg, and the Land upon which
said building stands it being part of inlot num-
Der three hundred AMI eighty-three 1881 in the
town Of PerrysburG, Wood county, Ohio. Apprlis-
ed at 81 900. PETER BELL, Master commr.
CooK, PRIol & Johnson, attys.
Sept "a, lSjl-2lw5S3 IS.
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Ladies' Aid Society.

On Monday last, the ladies of Perrysburg
held a meeting at the Court House. for the
purpose of forming all Aid Society for the
relief Of our volunteers, many of whom are
reported to be sadly in want of clothing
The meeting was organized by calling Pat
rick Slevin, Esq, to the Chair who stated
the object of the meeting to be to take meas
ures for the relief of our brave volunteers
They are in want of skirts, understands
socks, mittens and blankets, and as the gov
Societies have been formed throughout the
country for that purpose. The matter is
one that appeals to the heart of every pa
triot.
A committee of five were appointed
whose duty it is made to be at the Spafford
Exchenge for the next three days, and re-
ceive contributions of money and articles
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock there
will be meeting of the ladies of Perrys
burg at the Exchange, and it is expected
there will be a large turnout.
Now, ladies, we earnestly appeal to you
in behalf Of our poor, suffering soldiers, ,whc
are fighting our country's battles, amid al
the privations and hardships that can pos
sibly be endured, to aid in this matter. Pro
cure every article Of clothing that You pos
sibly can, and send it to the Aid Society
who will see that is properly disposed ol
To those who may not happen to have an,
clothing on hand, we would say that the.
Ca help in the matter by helping to nisl!;;
up into garments the goods that have beel
procured for that purpose.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

William Raignal VS.. Rufus Little ct al.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio, in the above cause, snail Offer for
sale at the door of the court hous. in nysburg, in
said county, on
Saturday, November 18th, 1861,
between the hours ot IL IN. and p. m, Of said day
the following described lands AMI tencmentS, wit
The ou.h-cast 4 of section number Ia, town num-
Der g. range nine east, containing 60 acres, and APP
praised at Si20. Also, the north ]9 Of the north
east 4 of section 23 town 5, range east contain
ing 80 acres, and appraised at $3.50.
G. +, GUYER, SHERIFF
NJ. II. s, T. WAITE, attys for pltf
October ill., 1851 24w5S3,4S
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BsH~The rebels continue to recede from
Washington, and on Saturday were within
two miles OF Bull Run and but ten ir"'a M,;-
".Ss;;,ai57 Junction. Gen. Mcclellan was fo!-
lowing them up cautiously.
HsA-The examination of Court, the Marion
knight, has heen concluded and the defend
ant bound over for trial.
eA.Judge Morton, of Erie county, was
knocked down and robbed of gold watch
purse Of money, and other valuables.
sSA-There are now 1900 men employed
at Washington navy yard.
RE-Vermont is raising her sixth reg
ment. There are six hundred men enrclle'
and they so into camp at Montpelier THE
week.
nA- The report that Utah had secedre
proves false Brigham is yet true 70 ths
Union,
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Advertising,

Advertisements are made for the purpose
ofmalSing facts known that the advertiser
has certain wares to sell, and thereby to in
dncc the public to purchase, and so lar il is
for the benefit OF the seller. But there is an
other fact which is equally certain, but not
as generally recognized, viz: tnat the prr-
chaser is also benefited. In the first place
the advertisement informs him where he can
lind the article he wants, and lastly, its al
most invariably the case that the men who
advertise the most largely viii sell the
most largely will sell the cheapest. The
same spirit of enterprise which prompts a
merchant to advertise, also prompts him to
sell ut as small a profit as he can afford, in
order to increase the amount of his sales,
aud to secure the best paying customers
The smaller the comparative profits of a
merchant, and the cheaper ho sells, the more
cautious is he to sell to those who pay best,
and consequently he loses less by had debts
than others who sell goods at high prices
to doubtful men, and who Go not advertise
at all. Purchasers may feel morally certain
that it is to their interest, in almost every
case to buy of those who advertise most
liborally. Those who advertise the most,
sell the most and those who sell the most
can afford to sell the cheapest. Reader, if
you would buy good as well as cheap ar
ticlo, look to the columns of your home
newspaper-for the business man always
advertises-and you will soon perceive the
difference as compared with the business
mm who tries to get along without letting
the people know anything about his bus
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MEpIClMAL.
UNiyEFsALn
n TuR PRAISE or
DIR q ) RICHARDSON'S
3 n l. RRY WINE HIT Eng.
Inc Cclnlrninl Nnr- E...-ia..h l..-.-.-i.. -. y

sn ERRY WINE BITTERs.
Tue Celebrated New England Rcmcdy FOR
r.,..,,. ,napnuai Conn alton.
1aundioc, Fever and Ague General DEBILITY, and
hh other Disoasrs arising from q Eis6r-
oerod stomach, Liver, or Bowels.
p, they arr used and rec mmendcd ty the leading
~ hysicllhs o. the eounty, and oil who Try them
DR.. JAMES l.. LElERE, writes from Navarro.
~ TX Co., Ohio "tho li,tcrs are highly rrpistd 4 y
these suaering irom indgoetion, dyspepsia snd liver
cN1nplJin.."
L. $. DAVIS. Postmaster ot vii iamspor.. ohic.
says, "Gev give prsst satisfaction. 1 ulc them
myself having tasJn cold, b.tcine rrcssrsta and
Iusi my appetite. u relieved me, and can recon
mend I, Nh great assurance Of its merits"
IN. WA. ~. krrR &C Rrptrsvillc. Ind, writes
~ that ttey ar te m,st valuable medicine cfrrrd
AZ has fect .ninonded them with great success and
VITA MON IA ttt ssVeru eur!s OF palpiation Of tho
heari and rtstrpl debility.
THOMAS STAMFORD lsc., Eleunisvillc II srrx
Co.. Ind, writes long lot cr Under date Of Nav 4,
1850. He was much reduced, bavinr been flictcd
Tor three years with great nervous dclility palti-
1Non o tue heartot he mes. seycrt and prcstratin
character "aityr using foN b, tiles Ups n, y.
rlcts y r stored, and ain new in iulust health"
~ W. HUNT writes irC m Dcllhcs. Allen Co., Ohio
q section whcr. Fever and Atue pr vailsl tiat ke
most cherullv recommends tlcm If decided merit
In all cas- IS ot FEvcR AND AGur, DYSPEPSIA. and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
II. X. GALLAuERs, NJ. D., writes frrm Van wer-
Ohic, 81 most respectfully recommend the Sber1-;
Wine Litrs 10 ine notice of Dyspcp,c pets NJ, /,
nni TO al WHO require n stimulating medicine
SUCH NENS WE ARE kECEUlNa DAILY.
iCLL riRicrfoNs ACCOMPANY EACH DorrLH
Sold by dealers IN mtdicinos generally.
Price T5 cent per hottie.
j. y. HARRIS, Cincinnati, Ohm,
General Agents for the Southern anl Wcstsrn StatAs
For sale by Peek & Hamilton, rcrrysburp, Ohiu:
+. RoesinCer Freedom; >. l. Horghtun, bowling
Gr'gn' H. BnT,t', Maum,c, D. II. Miner, Toledo
W. d. Moor, Sylvania; A. E.,Ictome, New Yves,
heldi ~. =. U'rdner " Co., Gilead. 2Nye
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NEW GOODS. NEW PATTERNS, ETC.
AT SHERW WOODpS

Everything rich. rlra. and beautiful in Millinery
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Laces, Embroiieries,
Dress and Cloak Trimming Gloves, Hosiery, Worst
eds, Chenels, Woolen Yarns, Worsted patterns,
Slipper patterns, Worsted work, etc.
Dress ami Cloak making in all its various branch
es. Cutting and fitting done to order on short mo-
tice Patterns for all tho latest designs for cloaks,
mantllss, sleeves, aprons, SACKS, ETC., etc.
HATS ANo FLATS BLEACHED, colored and
pressed into any of tho fashionable shapes.
Tracing for all kinds of embroidery on 6anueli
merinos, six, velvet etc. Pinking stitching, quilt
ing done 70 order on short notice.
Please call and examine our assortment of new
goods, for We ars conf lent that we ear please al
who favor US with their patronage
Mr.. d MRS. SHERWOOD,
! Ootl0-3moh 10 summit S4,, Toledo, o.
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The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor ct a Baptist church to the "lnurnal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
um's in favor OF that worll l-ranowued m,dicinc-
Mas. WIE3Low'a SoormNG SYRUp rnR cuiLpREN
TEEruING:
"We see an advertisement in your columns Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
sail n word in favor Of patent medicine before in
our lie, but we feel compelled to say to our readers
that this is no bumbug WE HAVE TRIED 1T AND
KNow II TO Bis ALL II CLAIMS. Ii Is, probably,
one ofthe most successful m licncs OF the day, bi-
is one OF the best aud those of your readers
who have babies can't do better than tolay in a
supply. dQ-ly
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& uERIFF's ALE.

Peter Schatenbarger VS.. II. W. johnson ct al.
Bv virtue Of an orler of sale issued in the above
cas-. hy the CLERK o tie court Of common pleas of
Wood county, OHIO, and to NJ. directed AMI deliver.
Ell, will ofitr for sale at public vculu1 at the door
of the court house, in the town OF Pewysburg, Wood
county, OHIO, on
Saturday, November 2d, 1851,
between the hours OF II m. and p m, of said day
the fol, wing lands and tenements, towit The
southwest 4 of the northeast 14 of section l3,
township number north of range II east, all in
Wood county, Onio containing 40 acres. Appras-
ell at Sl333. g. L. GUIER, Sheriff.
J. l.. GRFEN & Son, attys.
Oct LIST, lS6l-22w5S3 81.
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The 9th Regiment.

The Findlay Jefersoniam says the compa-
MES that have reached there belonging to
this regiment, are now in camp, their tents
having arrived. Active efforts arc being
made to recruit the regiment. The county
has already been SO thoroughly canvasscd
that it is now u matter of some difficulty to
raise recruits
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WHAT is THE PRIcE?-No matter what il
costs D. B. De Land & Co.'s Chemical Salera-
tus is the cheapest and best Saleratus you
can buy at any price. 1t is worth more
than the price of apound for the first batch
of biscuit which you make with il, and a
pound will save you more -four and more
ware and tear of your patience than ten
pounds cost. Don't be without it for the
world.
n6rTbe wife and family of General Rose
Grams arc making Yellowsprings their head
quaItsrs
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gutal Mattrrs.
1--WE TAnLE---Darion a Miohignn R
NYoodi Mnndii Mnnhrfi

Any amount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time TO
bring it in.
All kinds Of fruit, sweet and Irish pota-
toes, fowls, corn, oats, hay, and in fact al
most any article of produce also taken on
subscription.
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At Head Quarters.

Gen. Houston has large stock of groce-
ries and dry goods Of good quality, which
he is selling at very low figures for cash.
lie also takes all kinds of produce in cx-
change for goods. Farmers will do well by
giving him n call
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A NNmilr LSln..inr.

ain lifting the kettle from tn, fire it caught and
scAlded my han Is ami person very severely one
almost to 4 crisp. The torture was unbearab!c. Il
WAS an awful sight. The Mus.
tang Lnim'nt appeared to obstric, the pam almost
imm' lilt,ly. lth1alsd rapidly anl l.n no scar OF
account, Choriss Foster, i30 Broad Street, phila-
d'phia." 1t is truly l won l,r,ul article 1t will
heal any ,ng, burns. s,iifuiuts, cruplions
or :heum ,tSm. For hors,s il should never b.
dispensed with. On! Dnllirs w,rh of Mustang
has frequently saved valuable horse. 1t cures
CALLS sprlins ringbone, splvins anl founders Be
var, Of INIT ttiDn AMI counterieits cnunterfri,
put in circulation from ST. Louis and duly sup
pressed All genuine will hereafter b,ir the
signatures of q. w. Wcstbrook, Chemist,
aud d. s. Barnes, Proprietor, with the worls
"Trade""M lrk," in two Mciallous of the Federal
currency. TAree sizes. Sold everywhere.
lJw9 y. $. BARNES, New York,