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c. The mental Generalization which has
affected the strongest men in the slave States,
IN respect OF their opinions touching slavery.
IL strikingiy illustrated in the recent very
able speech Of MIR. q. w. Summers OF Ka-
nawha in the Virginia Convention. In his
speech, Mr.. Summers urged that the State
ought to stay 10 the Union as the best means
OF perpesuatlog slavery. We quote bis lam
guage:
"And what DO you gain 10 any'particuar
rs to this institution in which We are 90 much
coneerned-the Institution of slavery, which
is, and ought to be, great and vital inter-
est IN this Commonwesith-a an institution
which am prepared to say, is founded not
only IN social and economical expeaiency.
bu. is the best Of all positions for the Arr.
can himself m institution morally, socially
and politically right-what do you gain for
that institution, say, by sundering this
connection 20
This il the same Mr.. Summers who, in
1882, said:
1.-THE evils OF this system cannot be emu
merated. IL we're unnecessary to attempt IL
They glare upon as At every step. When til.
owner looks to his wasted estate, he know,
and feels them."
Nobody can pretend that this total chang,
In the sentiments OF one Of the brightest in
tellects and pnrcst characters which Virgini,
has ever rrutuced can be the result az Abo
lilon agitation. Ii 10 only one meanchoI,
evidence the more Of that gradual intellect
ual deprayasion which has attended the con
version Of Virgins into great breeding
State OF negroes for the Southern market
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

t. The Journal has completed its publ
cation Of the defence Of Floyd, the pecula.
tor and traitor, and is now ready, We pre-
sumo, to counsel its readers 10 follow in his
footsteps.
When lending and influential Demo cratic
paper Of the Nefth 10 90 enanored with the
exploits OF On arbitrator and Government
swindler as TO devote its columns day after
day to his defence, We need not wonder that
the sympathes Of the Locofoco leaders Of
Iowa are 10 favor OF the traitors OF the slave
ocratic Confedera.y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

c. According 10 the new schedule Of
taxation officially issued, recently, the rate
OF taxation throughout South Carolina IL La
cents On every hundred dollars Of property,
and an ad VaiOyem tai, OF $l.26 on every
negro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

FIRs-Psoov DsEssxs.-It ought to be gen.
orally known. that ell kinds Of ladies' light
dresses may be made Gro proof, ct . merely
nominal cost, by sleeping them, or tho linen
or cotton used in making them, in diluted
solution Of chloride Of zinc. The very fines,
cambria, 30 prepared, may be held 10 the
flame OF candle, and charred to dust, with
out the slightest flame. II may be added that
this neutral salt will seldom affect the color
OF the finest fabric.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

SALARIEs OF FoREI0N MINIsfsRs. - The
salaries Of the Ministers to London and Paris
are Sit 900 each: to Madrid, Berlin, Vienna,
St. Petersburg, Pekin, Turin, Mexico and Rio
Janeiro, $4,000; to Santiago and Lima 4lO,
900; to all other courts 81 500. The oonsuls
at London and Liverpool have salary Of 81,
900, 1t Rio Jansiro, Havana and Hsvrs 46,
900; At Calcutta Paris and Japan, 45, 900; at
Hong Kong, AlexandriA, Foot y, vers Cru,
Panama and Csllso %, 500; Glasgow, Frank
fort, Ooost.ntinopls, Trpoli, Tsngier, Ming
pc, Annoy, Lahaina and Valparaiso, 81, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

There Is bright Chinese editor in
Sacramento, named Ye Yune. He writes
we'll, and is fond Of the ladies-just now be
10 in Jail for abducting one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

CIscISNATi, April 4.
Judge Mclean, OF the United States Su
preme Court, died this morning.
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FrUn. Charleston.

CHARLESTON, y. O., April 8.
The Convention voted lao to 60 ratify
the Constitution Of the Confederate Etstos.
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Death o. Capt. ncrrym

NNdACULhy hHTII D.
Capt. Bergman, comm inding tho Wyan-
do1te. died yesterday Of brain fever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

MoaE Goop BAxKs.-In addition to the
Laaeaster Bank, Bank Of Benton and Pamet
Bank, tho Bank Of the Metropolis 10 nov re-
ceivsd in Quincy, and the Bank Of Albion is
said by the Auditor Of Illinois to have secu-
rites more than equal to tho whole amount
OF ito circulation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

0TIn response to the Hawkeye, Teesdale,
Of the Register, says that his gross receipts
for State printing have been but $26, 900,
and that he is no better OF now than when
he came to the State. Iowa publishers have
hard life Of it, and it seems pretty clear If,
with State patronage Of $4,000 during
Eve years, Mr.. Teesdale has made nothing,
editors who have carried on newspapers
twelve or fifteen years without any public
patronage, can scarcely have got rich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

CT The Union was u very valuable insti-
tuition with the democracy az long as they
were in the majority ard had control OF the
loaves and fishes; but out Of power it is no
great shakes with them. The time was
when you coudn' catch democrat OF the
Consrituton-hs was a!ways astrido Of it,
swore by it, declared it was the great pal
ladium Of our liberties. Whatever the dem
ocratic party did was Constitutional, and the
Constitution had 10 be sustained, il it was
by fire and sword. But times have changed
the democracy have been thrown overheard
and with their reputation by the people,
their great love for the Constitution ceased
Their ac-ions would seem TO indicate thai
they had no love for the Constitution sepa,
rate and apart from parsyism. They would
light, bleed and die" for their party, bu'
they have nary drap Of the clares to shoe
for their country.
They are now in favor OF reconstructio,
they want Constitution TO suit the pres
ent condition Of the party. The old one i
too oppressive for them.-[ Keosauqua Rep
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ca The Dubuque Herald ntimates inter
negatively, that the National Intelligencer is
an organ OF the Administration. The editor
Of the Herald ought to know better.
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RICHMOND, April 3.
Mr.. Mayo was elected Mayor by thou
sand majority over tfills, Unionist.
The State Convention re. assembled to-day
Mr.. Scott made q speech expressing utter
hopelessness OF tho North, giving sufficient
guarantees TO the South.
Mr.. Richardson urged immediate secession
Woodruff Elected I'm COnnccticut.
HARTFORD, April 3.
VIM. Woodruff, DEM, is elected to Con-
gress, in the Fourth District, by 80 majori-
ty. So says apecial dispatch to the Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06
Banks Thrown Out.

The Hawkeye Of yesterday says that pri-
vate dispatches were received in Burlington
10 the eject that ALL the Wisconsin Banks
were thrown ont % Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

Tax DEs MoIxss VALLEY VINO In published
every Monday Mt this 0fsce, is one Of the oldest
papers in Iowa, and has q widely extended circu-
lation throu ghout the pes Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

4 FRESH stock Of Garden and Field Seeds, l
n the bashel, pound, ounce or paper, may
found ut the Seed Store, l53 AAin-st.
spsdsm z. REYNOLDS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07
The Game Law.

The provisions of the Game law now in operation in
Ohio render it it unlawful under penalty of from two to
fifteen dollars for each otnc, catc. Kill or destroy
or have in posse ,son expose to sale any of the follow
ing birds or quadrup'is during the dates named:
la Of t,Jraory 10 18Th ?f Spt,"i"r.-Wild turkeys
qnails. Virginia parrges. rulcd grnuS" "r pheaSantS
l,nnacd grouse or prairie chickens woodcock, or wild
deer also unlaw full m kill doves wild rabbits or harcS
yellow whammers lckcrs, except on the premises oi
the person killing.
LET ej Nay to he ljh Of Nltcn'bcr-Wild grcs' Wo"d-
uck t,ll. or other wild duck.
The following it is unlawful to kill or iniurr at any
time on the premises of another, on the public highway
or on the public common: Sparrow. robins, blucbiriS
martins, thrush, mocking birds, swallows meadow arks,
orioles, red birds. or cLt-birls.
Crows black birds and other birds of prey are cx-
emptcd from these provisions, and left to the mercy OF
their enemies.
Itwoud be well for Sport>mcn torrad the above twice.
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MEDICINAL.
SHERRY WINE BlTTERs
--f----- -.---. --t ---
$ o RlClt Ar 5 q v

The Celebrated New England Remedy lorH,bi'ual Con
suratip,,
JauulicC, Fever ami Aguc, G,ircral Debility, and all
Diseases arising lVm Dscrderej Stomach,
lavr or Bowels.
They arc used AMI vco,mnculcd by al leading ply.
scianS ot the country, and all who Try them pronounce
them invaluable.
pr James l.. lecpcrc writes from Navsrrr. Stmk
county, Oho, the Bcrs are highly praised nv those
plaint."
+, $. Davis, Postmaster at wnusmsport, Ohio. saws.
they give gvtt satisfaction. Il use them myself hay
ing taken cold, become prostratc anl lost my pcts
II r1c,cd mc, and can recommend II with trvat ASST
rance ot It's merits"
Dr. W, Kerr of RoecrSyillc Ind. writes us that they
an the n'S valuable medicine offered lie has rpcou.
men led hcm with eOat success, aud with them made
blity.
Thomas Stanford Of Rlounts,illr Ind vtites us d,
long letter. under date of May t. 1890 IL, was mach
reduced having been afflicted for three wears with great
nervous debility, pnlrinton OF the heart nt the 81.
we're we're ann prSraung ch9ractar' "atcr few bottles
WAS completely restored, and am In ruhust health "
George W. Huffman saws he afflicted with rheu.
matsm ir twenty years in all It's various forums and AT
the date of his letter he had b,cn we'll two wears; the
sittcrS eircting the curc, when several physicians at
tending him could do him good. lie saws "fur rhcu,
matiSin dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney affection ur
dropsy, il is specific certain remedy"
j. W. Hunt, writes from DclphOs Allen cnuuty Ohio
section whcN Fever and Aguc prvnils that he most
chrcrully recommends them OF decided merit IN all eases
of Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia aud general debility.
H. kallchrrS, W. ~. writes from Van Vert. Ohio, II
most respectfully recommend the sherry Wine Rttcrs u
the notice of Dyspcpuc persons, and to all who require
stimulating medicine.
Such news We receive daily. Full directions accom-
| piny each bottle.
They an sold by Medicine Dealer, v,u,ally.
! Frcr i5cts. per bottle j. y. HARRIS SEQ,
Cincinnati Ohio IVpticors for the Western and South
cru States, tn whom addpsS a orders.
! For sale by Peck Hamilton, Pcrrysburg Ohio; T.
| Rrsugrr Freedom ). l.. Bonghtcn, Bowling Grcru
H. i'urit Mtumrc; d. II. Miner, Toledo; ". n Noorc
SNl,miA.
! oN Sth. lS60-ly
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Obituary.

Died January 2Otl 1851, of CONGESTION of the lungs
Isaiah Houng Shcrilcn Phillips, aged 2S years IL days
Mr. Phillips born in Pleasant township, Wayne
county o. Jan. 2gth, 1888. In early life he commenced
his course of study which, although nhcriting feeble
constitution and disabled by attacks of disease, he pur-
sued with energy the close of life. At the age of Is
ne attended Granville College New Lancaster, bat
Mt the close OF the first term had To return homg
count Of Scktcss. After recruiting, he spent timc
under the instructions of his brother Rev G. :. Phillips
of California. From thence he o Bcrca, thence
to Ashland high school, thence to Ashland University
year and months, thence to Ohio WESLEYAN University
at Delaware. Here he far completed his course Ia
he fitted 10 teach. His first school in Lexington
Hchand county, and, ahough young and iuexpcricnc-
ed yet he succeeded in endearng himself in the attc-
tons of his scholars and the people From thence he
10 this place, where, after having charge Of schools
for years and three months he closed his abors in DEATH
In his youth he was moral yet rested not on this. lie
embraced religion and united with the Presbyterian church
in which lac remained 10 the close of life. Naturally
served he went but little into society and hence formed
but few acqulntcnceS and where formed his attach
m,ntS strong. He ambitious To acquire know
ledge most of his time ont 0t school being spent in study,
and To his too close mental application, with Lack out
door exercise, may be attributed one thc causes of his
early death. For the office of teacher he well lifted.
Mild in temper, gentle in his ways and tender in
his feelings vet firm in his government and unting in
energies. No wonder his pupils loved and ubevcd him.
lie felt great interest in the advance of the scholars
pecally the class. have heard him say "lf |
only live % that class complete their course
sha be ready % cease my labors IN ferysbuTS." lie
loved his bible and always opened his school with pray
fhe bible particularly his sabbath companion.
said be ~ his mother when last at home: "For the few
past menths have neither read any newspaper or book
except the bible on the Sabbath"
lie died Sabbath evening just the people
senlblng im worship; and though 10 kind mother was
there 10 speak sweet words OF comfort there angels
there 70 bear the departing spirit to the land of He
leaves aged parents brothers and sisters yet their loss
will he hs gain. He rests from his labors and his good
works f,liow him. He removed to his parents in
kChland county and his funeral DF.achpl hV
Rev.Il. q, Dubois, Of Danstld, FROM Peter chap "a
and %. JACOB FEGTLY.
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The citizens of Maumcc were again electrified, last
week by the mysterious tiriug ola small frame grocery
and the death of man named Owen King, who was
burned to crisp. The grocery was owned and kept by
d. NJ Denny, and it that he and one Fitzgerald
together with King had been drinking during Wcdnes-
,av evening" quite freely. About IL o'clock Denny and
Fitzgerald lift the grocery for the night leaving King to
sleep in the building and ut o'clock next morning it
was discovered he fire. Soon after the alarm was
given the people on the ground, and aiding the
proprietor to remove his goods. 1t not known to
any present but Denny and Fitzgerald that King was in
the grocery, and they omitted to speak Of it till the bull
ding almost consumed. Search was then made
for his remains when they found in of
the room, in which the bed stood, and lying face
downward. The remnant of a package of money, whcn
he was known have found amonSthc ruins where
the bed stood and identified by the figures and words
the bills. The first impression was that King had
been murdered for his money! and the building fired to
hide the guilt, but the evidence is against both these
colcctures 4 Coroners investigation was had, which
resulted in nothing than the opinion that the de-
cascd his death by the burning OF the grocery
which the jury bclievedto be causcdby inccndidy
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TMPORT TANT TO MALES!
DIP ELLEESEMAN,S pIIIS

Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseuan, NJ d. New York CITY,
The combination uf ingredients in these Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all irregular
ites, painful Mclsudtions, removing all obsructions
whether from cold othcrwise headache, pain the Sc
paIpation of the heart, whites, all affections
mysteries, fatigue pain the back and limbs &c, disturb
Ci sleep which alriso from Interruption of nature.
To MARRIED LADES.-Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. Women who have been disappointed in the
use Of other Pills place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent 10 do
NOrCg.-Thcrr is condition in the female system
in which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
r|CrII Az RESULT. The condition referred to is PEGNNN-
CYand the result MISCARRIAGE. Such is the ircsi,a-
bic tendency Of the medicine to restore the sexual tc-
tonS 70 normal condition, that 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 ST. Sent hy mil on cnclos-
ing 81 20 DR. Cornelius l.. Cheescmau, box 53l, Post
office, New lorik City.
"a sold by one Druggist in every town in the L. s.
X. b. IUTCHINS,
General Agent ior the L. S., No. ii Broadway
To whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by PECK HAMILTON, Perry ysburg. 42-ly
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New York Market.

. NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 1861.
FLorR-Supcrfnc Sjla@5.25; extra $j.4O65.7O.
NHEAT-Prime red 3lc; few sales.
CoRN-Active atHjc sllellcd ut 96(G70c.
OATs-Dcmand fair at 36Gi3Sc in bulk.
RrE-ln moderate demand at 72d 7jc for prime.
BAEIEY-Sa aeS Of good fall at 75c, spring at 62(t65c
BrTTER-We quote prime roll at 9Ml4c.
HnGS-Mnrket firm. good selling at S7.GjW7.75.
SUGAR-Firm al jI4W71.
MoLAssEs- Steady at soc
COrrEE-Svlling at 31tWl3a[c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The undersigned beg leave to return their thanks To the
citizens of Pcrysburg and vicinity for their donation visit
given at the house of Mr. Perrin. Friday evening last
Aud when remember that this is the second visit o the
Kind given us since our stay among them. and the state
o the evening being wet and icy, and vet the large and
generous attendance, are under double obligations for
this additional expression Of respect.
Tothc Ladies' for their zeal in providing the supper and
10 Mr. and Mrs Perrin ropcnjng their house for the
Cas,uu we tender cur warurSt thanks.
JACOB FEGTLY. Pastor the VI. f. Church.
SARAH +. FEGrLN.
There was contributcd Cash, St6,37 Orders. Goods,
&C., so jS; Total. S6G,9j.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ChiIis and Fever Prevented.

This bane of the West which lays the foundation for
many Consumption, seldom fails 10 attack those with
disorlcred liver This tendency is eectually prevented
by occasional use of the Pruvian Syrup, which res
torres the system from the mschevous effect caused by
the abuse OF caomcl and quinne.
One of our agents in Indiana, residing in section
where Fever and Ague has been unusually prevalent,
says "iiundrcds suffering from the effects of drbi-
iy, caused by Fever and Aguc, and Congpsiyc Fever
last fall. With our Physicians citrate of iron and the
neutral salts, say chloatr poussa make up the usual
prescriptions. From my own experience, Peruvian
Syrup surpaSscs them ALL"
"PEEUVIAN SNRUr" is solution Of PrutoXide of Iron
discovery in medicine. and strikes n the root of
disease by producing healthy blood the source of all vi
taity in human organism. For sale by all druggists
Agents for Perry Sburg. Peek Il Hamilton. JVgi,
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Pcrrysburg Market.
CnRREcrEn wEaKLY RY =. n- Al11Lrr
Cincinnati Market,

tINClNNATI Feb. 4, 1861.
FLorR.-GOod Supcrinc may be qnoted at 81 So
WHEAT-Red western 81 05 white western 81 L:
RYE Market quiet at G0M6lc.
BARIEr-6Sc according TO quality.
CoRN-31@ 40c for mixed western.
OARS Fair demand ut 2Gc for western.
BrTTER-Salcs Of Ohio at l3@lic.
SrGAI;-SalrS at jl<W7Mc.
MoLASSEO-Ncw Orleans at 3OM3ic
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Sueech or VIM. I'll. Seward.

We shall publish next week the speech OF Hon " M
H. Seward delivered in the |. = Senate January 'ISt'
Mrs thinks the first step to be taken must be to save the
Union as It is after which he will favor honorable
compromise; or in the event of this failing to restore
prace national convention provided by the fifth ar
ticlr of the Constitution.
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The Icy pavcmCntS.

During the past week, have been source of great an
novancc to- pedestrians. "l}ack-acton springs have
been frequent and few have received kHocks Which
were not specially contracted for Meantime the boys
have been enjoying themselves hugely. in the healthy cX-
crcse of skating about the streets The girls too have
participated in this sport, though exclusively on "re-
served spots" outside of the boyss range.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-07

The Tinn idr,rscr says that FrcdricN FulonoE Lon
don township, in that county. some months ago admins
tered "scductvr medicine to couple of young iwiicS
ofhis neighborhool Last week the Judge administered
Fulton dose which will make him careful how he deals
in love petitions hcrcattcr lie was sentenced to ten
davs confinement in the dungeon, with bread and water
NJ n cnnlrr to his cNcit lble feelings.
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& MICHIGAN RAIL ROAD,


SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI. DAYTON
INDIANAPOLIS q LOUISVILLE.
On and after Sunday, Dee. 30tll, two Trains will leave
Toledo daily arrival of trains from Detroit jackson
and Michigan Southern lialIuLds; at
Loo A. M.-aTiviug in Dayton AT sos 4. ".
1000 4. NJ. arriving in Dayton at 900. j. VI.
Time FROM detroit Ia Cincinnati ? hGurs and ~ min
utcs by each train. Connecting at Lima with trains on
the Pittsburgh. Fl, Wayne n Chicago Railroad tor
Cres.ns, Pittsburgh Philadelphia aud Southeastern
points Connects sidney, with the trains the Belle
toutainc Line for Indian ipos aud the Southwest anI at
Piqua anl Dayton for Columbus.
80 No Change Of cars between Toledo and Cincin-
nItl.
New and splendid sleeping Cars, knights Patent, al
ached n llngl't trains belweon Toledo AMI Cmcln
natl.
FAIR AS LOW A. BY A;Y OTHER ROUTE,
For ticket, apply at the Ticket Office of the Michigan
southern Company.
Freight Trains leave Depot Of Nirh Sou Raihol Go.
at Dcu"it at 200 r. ~; Toledo at 500 A. NJ; and arrive
in Ciuciuni All al 800 M, Tnr A. hours from Dtuuii.
No T,Iu,lipmnt b,twe'n Detroit AMI Cincinnati.
Y. W. SHOEMAKER. Supt, DAYTON, q.
W. SHOEMAKER, Gor. FRI and T 1t Ag't Tolcdo,O.
P,uysburg, Jan. 81, t,6l--jitC
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MARKETS.
Financial and Commercial.

There is decided Improvement in money matters in
every quarter. few of our business house are still
dscounng western funds at per cent, but for all pur
poses of trade passes at par The weather has been
quite cold, AMI the roads not in the best condition for
trANrlling consequently rade has boon ,lnll
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INlnctinn Of Pnsimasfcr.

The various candidates who propose contestng for the
Posmastcrshp of Pcrysburg are requested to meet at
the office of Cook, Price & Johnson next Saturday even
ing at o'clock, to adopt measures and make arrange
ments for holding election for postmaster sometime
during the present month";
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Front street, East Of W j. iitchcocks store for good
PlCrt RES.
have on hand, and shall keep during the IIoidnys,
great variety ot the latest and most approved =, les and
Cases ever Offered in Perry ysburg Having lately pm
chased New Apparatus and the best of Chemicals can
take Pictures from tho largest SIZE the SMALLEST Lack
ct Miniature. Call soon Near W. j. llchcock's store,
Trout Street. WM MORRIS, Operator.
PERRYSBrRG, Nov. %, ls60-30tf