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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-02-20
On SORGHUM Molasscs.

Nrw wIsrriELp, Feb. l6, ls62.
Ed. JouRSAL AS the subject of Sorghum
raising Is engrussing the attention OF the Northern
States to some extent, l wish through your journal
to call the attention nf farmers Of Wood county
particularly to the subject
| see from statistics that Iowa has taken the lead
having raised fve-siSths Of til, syrups last year
necessary for the supply Of Tie State. Nexteomes
Illinois, which Is so much engegcdthatt or more
conventions were held last fall to compare notes,
and recommend its increased productions the fact
is now already established that good suga,s of all
grades, rs well fine syrups, be made from the
Chinese Cane. 1t becomes important to every Nor
thern man that this product be increased Now
surprising every farmer cf Wood county raise half
an acre, would not this amount almcst or quite sup
ply the entire wants of the county. To those who
propose raising it the following Suggestions may be
Of service
lst Obtain good seed. As it is slow to sprout, |
have seen il recommended To soak it in tlpiI water
until the gum appears, then roll in plaster until
dry. Then plant. 1t is said that it may be for
wardcd two weeks by this operation. Ii can be
planted cut in bed like cobbngc, and as safely
transplantsd.
know Of no place better adapted to lis growth
than Wood county, ard particularly the flats on
Maumee river FARMER.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

osR hundred years ago there was not a single
white mAn in Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, or llnais
territories. Mea, what is now the most flourish
ing part Of America, was a httle known a. the
couu,r, around the Mountains Of the Moon. II was
net uafl 1909 ht, the hunter Of Kentucky, the
gallant aud adventurous Boone, lSN his home in
Nor:h Wolina to become the first Hacr in Kcn
tucky. The first pioneer Of Ohio didnot settle ill
twenty years after that tuac.
hun lrci years ago C,uada belonged 10 France,
ana lhs whplS p,pula,ionur of the United States did
not exceed million anl half VI people.
Ahualrsd years ago the grea, Frederic Of Prus.
sa was performing those great exploits which have
made him imm rial in military annals, and with
his little m'narchy was sustaining a smgle-hsnied
contest with Russ,, Austria, aud France the three
grtat powers of Europe combined.
A hunlrel years ago the United States were the
m,st lnydlo British Vnpirc, and on The politi-
cal horizon no spcck indicated the struggles whcl,
within score of years thereafter established the
great republic of the world. - - --.-
a hundred years ago there were but four news
papers In Am rica, with a combin d circulation no,
exceeding 5000; steam, engines or cylinder presses
had not bscn Imagined anl railroads anl clegraphs
hai not entered into the rcniotest conceptions oI
man. When we come to look back att through the
visit, of history, we fni that the century which has
pass Il, has bssn alloilt to more important events
in their beating upon the happiness of the wcrlj
than almost any other event that has happened
sines the crsation. A hundrsd years hence mot
wlthstauding all Attempts by petty dcspnts at q
cott)n-ocrlcy--whu cln torStsll our Developments
AMI national greatness.
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.Sixty.Eighth Rcglmcm.

PADUcAn, NY, Feb. 18th, 1852.
I Ed. JOURNAL AS | anticipated in my last,
written just before We left Camp Chase, we are
now down in rebellion.
We left Columbus, Feb. 9th, at l2 o'clock, and
arrived at Cincinnati at g. at which place, and also
at Camp Dennisen, we wcr, greeted with vocfer-
Gus cheering.
At the fOrm2r we boarl I'd the steamboats, " Hazsl
D,ll" and +" Lebanon "and in few minutes were
gliding smoothly down the Ohio, with the un Ter
standing that our pomtof destination was Paducah,
Ky. which is 800 miles below Cincinnati, at the
mouth of the Tennessee so miles FIRM Fort Henry.
Tic private5 were little ycxcd to see the COM
msSoned officers crawling into the berths, and we
campellel to sleep outside the docks, but we had
to submit, consolng ourselves with the lea that if
they are not b2ter than VIC, they should be.
Thc only occurrence that deserves especial notice
wasthe falling overheard an drown;ngof ]. c. Ter
rec Mr.. Terree leaves a family of seven small
chitr M. Wearrivedat P.iducth yesterday, Tues
day, llth, and were toll that the rebel pickcts
were witl,iu "a few miles. We soon learned that
We were ordered to FOrtIenry. Aitcr waiting till
o'clock, n. NJ. for tho T" Hazel Deb b COM
down VIC started, and atcl going about 40 miles up
the Tennessee river, we met ten Steamboats, end
three guuboats ellloaded witlrtroops coming down
from Fort HMrytp Paauc alb, bringing an order fcI
us to return.
~ W. turA3a around anl BY daylight We were back
but Ignorant Of til, change in our course, We soor
learned that We were ordered up the Cumberland
to assist in taking Fort Donaldson but we arelNy
ing hers. AMI am afraid it will be taken before W,
get there. will have to close my letter. ms the
: boat will start in few minutes. Three gun boat;
! will accompany us,r Yours, in haste.
& W. A. w ARD.
A. p. s. Our boys arr allin thebest spirits, lher,
arr 1000 men here iustrea lyto start and burning
/ t, fight. 1000 troops, are reported to lay,
/ gone up the Cumberland to Fort pdhelson and l3,
\ 00O have gone across from Felt Henry, | vii
/ write in few days. w. a. W.
/ .
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NO the Citizens OF Y srryshurg.

'TlIS has blen ceasonof donations and of abun-
flant liberality, the part of our citizens. But
th:re is yet another net of b.ncficencc to be per
formed to the propriey of which, we most respect
fully invt, the attention of friends in Pcrrysburg
and shc country. We suggest that the Rev. G.
Adams receive donation visit and that it be such
shall accori, with the past reputation of our
people for libcraity. As pastor of the Prssbyter-
ian church in this place, Mr.. Adams has laborcd
for six years with unremitting energy, in the ad-
vancement Of religion and morality. Under his
supervision, AMI by his agency, 4 house of wor-
ship has been built which is an ornament and a
bencft to this community. As man we respect
him FOR the oHtspok,n 'fcsrlessness @ith which he
states his views ON all controvertcd subjects. As
a friend AMI as Christian pastor, we esteom him
for unlinchng steailastncss, and a sympathetic
regard for the afflicted AMI til, erring. We there
fore most heartily join with other fienls in urging
a liberal donation.
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Mrs. WINSTON VS.. CRYING chtldren.

Are you disturbed At night and broken OF your
rest BY sick child suG.r.ng and crying with the
excrucilting pain Of cutting teeth Ii so, go at
ono, AMI get 4 bottlt OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. II will relieve the poor little suffer inms
lia.ely depend upon it there is no mistake about
il. There is not M ,thcr ON earth who has ever
used it, who will rot tn you at once that ii will
rs-u. c the bowels an give rSS, 60 the mother and
rsli,t AMI health to the child, operating like magic.
It is rtctly safe to u.s. in all cases, and pleasant
to the taste, aud is the Prescription of one of the oil
est an best icuil lie ply >icanS aud nurses in tn,
Unt.l Stats. P.ie. u c,nt4. 0llics u Cedar
street, New lork. Soli everywhere.
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Methodist Episcoyal Mite Society.

A LARGE party assembled atai,e rcsilcncc oi Mr.
}. F. Price, on Tuesday cvening-a m citing o the
NJ Z. Mite 1S,cicys ,bGing hbld there for the pur-
pos. of r.tifng sufficient funds topurchase library
for the Sabbath School. The attendance was very
large, composed mainly of ladies, whom, in amlbil-
ity and intelligence, would compare favorably with
any similar asscmblagc we ever had the honor OF
seeing. Aftr passing away an hour or two very
pleas unity in conversation and pronicnading. the
com lany received an invitation, which few ever re
fuse--suppor. On entering the supper room we
FUN rapast provided by MRs. PRICE AMI Mrs
SHANNON, that showed they were adopts in the
art of c,s ne Receipts Of thc meeting 800 TO-.
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Notl,crs. rcndthis.

The following is an extract from a letter written
by the pastor "f Baptist-church To the "Journal
ani Messenger" Cincinnati. Ohio, and speaks vol
rncs in favor of that worl l-rcnowned medicine
MIS-. WINsIow's SOOTHING SYRrr Fog CHILDREN
TEETHISG:
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
sail word in favor of patent medicine before in
our life, butwe feel compelled to say to readers,
that this is no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED 1T AND
KNOW 1T TO DE ALL 1T CLAIMS. 1t is, probably,
one ofthe most successful medicines Of the day, be-
cause is one of the bss aad those of your readers
vino have babies can't do better than tony in a
supply. Th 49-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


JMPO ORsTANT TO FEE MALES
| DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILI.S
Prepared by Cornelius Cheosemln, NJ, d. New York
Civ The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long AMI extensive practice hey
a, mil in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, painful McnStluatiuus, removing
all obslructuns, whether from cold or EhcrwiSc;
head ache, pain the slo, palpitation OF tine heart,
whites all 'rvoJlS alltctions Mysteries, fatigue
pIil the back and limbs, &c.,dsturjed sleep, which
arrise from interruption OF nature.
To MARRIED LAmEs.-. DR.. Cheesemln's l'ills are
inyaluablc, as thnywill bring on The monthly peri
Oh with regulIrb Women who have been disap-
puntsl in the ust of other Pills place the utmost
couG ruce in DIR. Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent IN do. yt aa
NuTIcs.. There Il one coniitionin the female sys-
tom in which the Pills cannot be taken without pro-
ducing a PECULIAR s:srLT The condition referred
, is tNRGNACY-anl ther,, ,,ult tMIsCARRIAG Such
is tie irresistible tenlency Of the medicine 60 re-
stte Ee sexu functions 10 norm II con litioathat
eyen tAs r,prodlciiyc power Of nature cannot resist
It. ,t ... 5t
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any
thing Injurious. Explicit drtc,inns, which should
be rsad, ,nccompany each box. Price 81. Sent by
mail on enclosing 5 to DR.. Cornelius L. Cheescmn,
box 4 53l, Post-OficC, New York City.
,sgTSold By on Druggist in every town in the
L. :. - II. B. ICTCulNS,
b. General Agen, FOR the L. S., No. IA broadway,
10 ul.om all orlers should be addressed.
For sale bY PEEK iItMLroS Pcrrysburg.
4e1y
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VACATION NOTICE. - Notice is hereby giver.
V that application will be made 70 the Cemmis-
sirn,Is of WOnd county at their March sessonneIt
for the vacation of part of the County Road fd
lows Beginning at the Otsego'& blanchard Fork
Free Turnpike Road at or near the northwest corner
of the west half of the southwest quarter of section
number thirty six, '36,l township number six l0)
north, range number nine % east and ending
the nor-e Of the northeast of south west
quarter, sans section town and range. at the inter-
section with eounty Road st that point running
north and south. Y. FoOTE. PETITIONER.
: Washington, Wood co. .das. 80, 1892 sOwl.
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Home Testimony.

August l3.h.
DIR. G. W. RoEACK.-Dcar Sir:-pcrmit me to
inform you anl all su!f ring humtnity afflicted rs |
valu,blc Scandinavian Eiood Purifier AMI Pills.
have had deficiency in my lungs for SOM two
years; that ballad all tn, skill OF our best Pnvsi-
clans, both at home and abroad b sides had the
Dyspepsia s, badly that my food woult not stay in
my stomach in the SIN Hest quantities AMI thrQuc
these ,seI: = Doc m - cmacilted and weak !
could scarcely walk, anl sometimes coull not. But
am hearty and reasonably well at the present,
AMI allrGs tbs cause to Your medicines, fer took
no others at that time and much thanks to you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands.
lw4aOm Yours truly, j. BALMER.
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New Warehonsc.

f. -. PICK, Esq, and the associates of his firm,
f. X. Miller Co., have erected Warehouse 80 By
SO feet, capable of storing 10000 bushels Of grain.
In connection Herewith they have also built corn
wTb rs by so fest with the capacity of 1900 BUSH
Vls With that projected brick block extending
from Front street, 10 the Warehouse and its river
connections the two firms will possess the best fa
cilitcs that know Of for transacting their large,
and increasing business The natural advantages
nf the site are used to dispense with the machinery
'of an elevator. The grain is drawn by team to the
hl, from whence it is passed into the scales, and
by mans Of tram way, is carried into the Ware
house Icsel with the attic, trenl thence by its
own specific gravity drops into the bins below;
from the lower room another tram way is construct
ed to the wharf by which grain is passed intethe
hold of vessels at the rate Of 900 bushels per
hour. The amount of Grain and Flour shipped by
thc above firm last year, was equivalent to 100000
bushels and would have been double that amount
amt for the low prices ruling, which Induced many
farmers to hold their over, whilst others baye
fed extensively to their hogs and cattle. The
amount of surplus grain which will seek amarket
here next season, will fall but little short Of 2bO,
eco bushels. To meet the necessities of this trade
Nessrs. Peck and Miller arc about to purchase or
charter, vessel to be wholly employed in their
service. With such facilities 70 the farmers Of
this county, Perysburg viii be more desirable than
Toledo as a point of expert, The charge for ham
ding and selling grain in Tolcdo is two conts per
bushei, in Perysburg il is one cent per bushel.
We think this fact should not be overlooked by our
farmers, All things considered, there is not bet
ter market for produce in the West than Perrys-
hur Va d.. nf
Wood county, that change has cenie over cur
merchants in the spirit of their dreams, they find
that long credits, and high prices neither sui, them,
or their customers Let them know that you lave
the ready in hard cash, or in produce or that ycu
will promptly meet obligations when falling due,
aud Yoa may take word for il they will furnish
you with as large pile of goods as you will find
for the money west of New York.
On such terms F. Il. Miller & %. will serve you
10 yuur satisfaction.
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pARKls PRIcKLi pbAsrERs.

They Impart Strengths they Annihiatc Pain.
s. These delightful plasters yiyld readily
Parks To the motion of the body, absorb pcrspi.
Patent ration aud throw Oh all the offensive
Pnrus coaenlated impurities Of the system.
Irckly They shnnld DO used for all sbranis
pLSters pains. Faiuiness, plsp lpsla, Gods, Con
Ara slimpiian, Hheum2tism, Female Weak-
Sold ness. etc They retain their active prop
Bv all cries wien other Plast rs are useles s,aild
Dealers where applied pam cannot exist Every
fmm family should have them. One SIZE on
to 24 cloth, three siaes onleather. Sample sent
Dimes. by mail, on receipt OF 70 cepts. :. =.
ii. :. BARNES, 13 4 Is Park Row y. y.
Anil. lsRl i9lV
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I)ROBATE NOTICE.
SEwING MACHINES, TEN poLLARst
SEWING MACHINES FIFTEEN
DOLLARS!

The undersigned is now prepared to furnish eve
ry family i'll the county with one of the
LITTLE GIANT SEWING MlCHINESl
These machines have won for themselves n rcputa-
tion all other cheap machines, for the simple
reason that they are found to do as good work
the higher priced machines. Premiums were award
ed to it last fall, ut indianapolis, over Grover l'a
kcr's and other large machines, and We desire the
purchaser to understand that
VIZ " ARHASr THIS MACHINE TO DE as DURABLE
AND GIVE EQUAL sArisF AcTIOS TO ANY OF TIL. HIGH
rRICED MACHINES.
Among the many advantages which this sewing
machine has over every other cheap machine in the
marsrt. are the following, viz
ls Ii is less liable to get out OF ordcr and Is so
simple an perfect il its mechanism, that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable any pcrsn to be-
come master of IT,
I'd. With the new tension, we dispense with the
complicated machinery of securing and adjusting
thc spool to fit the machine.
2I. Evcrv kind of sewing silk, AMI thread. from
the finest cotton 20 the cnarscst, can be us,d, and
the thread does not need to be oiled.
atf- II can sew alike all kinds Of material from
the tasst to the coarsest fabric.
Sth. 1t makes no difference which way the machine
is SturneH-bnckwarl or forward thus rendering il
not liable 70 be broken by children put out OF
orasrby tuning il in contrary direction.
G.h. Ii makes two stitches to one revolution, while
others make but ona thus il will be seen, sewing
twice as fast, AMI we warrant it 10 sew hand
som,r, iinyr and tighter SEAM also cqualtu any Of
the high cost machines
7tl The seam is elastic as the most clasti fab
rc; therefore it is free from all liability to break
in Washing and ironing.
S,h. II IS impossible for this machine to drop a
stitch jhcrrt re it can be relied upon in all kinds
of sewing, while all other mlcl inas liable to
SKIP or drop stitcles wh5ncvtrthe work is mnevcr
or wher, it is necessary to run one seam across
another.
WilA. these advantages we place il fenrlsssly
before the public in full assurance that its manifold
merits must make th'mSelvcs manifest to its dis
climinl ting eye. 0rlers ny mail or express re
spcctf,hly solicited and promptly attendedto
Address D. kltEPS, Pcrrysburg, o.
have also in addition to my Agricultural and
fam impleu ,m;s, all kinds OF fore. and suction
Pumps, of the very best anl latest Improvements
q invite all in want Of good pump to give me a
call. d. kREPS.
+ Perrysburg, Jan. IS, 1852 3ichJ
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on HIIDS. of choice Coffee Sugar inst received
80 " and for sale AT the Drug Slurc of
PECK & HAMILTON.
NOTICE.

No.icc is her bygiySu that petition will be pre-
scn.cl 70 the Commissioners OF Wood County, at
their regular session, praying for the vacation
Of the north part OF a road nov established in said
couhiy, commencing at the southwest corner Of
ciiou No. twenty one and township M. six, North
range M. ten cast, thence north said gcotion line
to north west ,rn3r and thence due north, acriss
s,cJion No. sixte IN and river tract No. fprY four,
a,l part Of river tract No. fortv-ive u mtcrscct
tho river road. The object of said petitions to va
cate the north part Of said road commencing at
norh west aorli4r Of section twsnsy -0ne, running
thence due north. across section sixteen, aud river
tracts No forty-fo and forty five to interScct the
river read trI
MIDDLETON. Jan. ..30th, 1862.
Feb o., lSj2-i0w4. ~
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TABLE showing tn, proc> sdings of the Probate
Court for the year ending Feb. 18th, 1862.
Letters of Administration issued ,,.- 80
Letters of Guardianship issued. I'll
Marriage licenses ISSUED. ...--'.~ Isl
Persons who have declared their intentions to be-
come citiz ms ....'.... '.''''''' ''''o
Numbers have received their Gaal papers of
Naturalization.
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THE '' Mite" at the residence Of n. d. Elinn.
Esq, was n very pleasant and successful affair.
There was an exceedingly large crowd assembled
but Notwithstanding the imm,nsc concGursc %:
people, the vian Is provided were of the quau'ity
and quality to suit the most capiicious taste. We
earn that very handsome SUN WAS collected.
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Dedication.

Tug Chapel of the Central Ohio Conference
Seminary at Maumee City, will be dedicated on
Thursday, goth inst, at o'clock T. NJ. DR.. llar-
ris of Delaware, will ofciate ON the occasion. The
friends of education in North West Ohio, are ear
u,stly invited to attend J. AYRrs.
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Perrysburs Looking Up.

we are informed that there is not an uuoccupied
house in our town. Ii this be indication of
he thy progress, such is the condition of Pemys-
burg, at this time. 1t is true, times hard, and
unoney scarce. but cur people are hopeful, AMI on
the look out for that better day &C ming.
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day Bells were rung, cannon fired, houses illumi-
mated, and every other possible taken, " show
the popular enthusiasm. AT thc time Of writing
the excitement continues unabatcd. Ihavc caught
the Infection myself, anl viii now join the crowd
to share in tas public feeling, OF which strive to
IA, 90 Ixnrx.
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A,onymons Communication.

We h.vs received an anohymous letter relating
10 the conduct Of certain inebriatcs; but can not
publish it, unless h> of its author is given to
assure its authentcity. Us
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oun readers will flnd an interesting letter from
Mr.. Henry Brown, formerly Of this place, in an
other column. Mr.. Brown, is ON board the block
aiding sloop, "Fcrnan lima" "and has been stationed
of the coast of North Carolina.
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Hos. C. u.vAS wyok, NJ. C., will accept our
thanks for copy of his speech in Congress.
Hos. RICHARD A.. HARRISON, NJ c., has cur
grateful acknowled gements for favors received.
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Is consequence Of the illness of DR.. Harris. who
was expected to officials, the dedication of tie
Central Ohio Conference Seminary, at Maumee
City, has been indefinitely postponed
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SHERIFF. SALES, &C.

IN TuE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD
CO, OHIO.
Fn Aargara Dave ", Samuel Dave
~. Petition for Divurce end Alimohy.
The defendant will iakv nouve that the plaintiff
alsd her petition against him 10 SAID court 90 The
divt4ccd fcou s,i | defendant that she NAV b. ~.
stored 10 her maiden name, Margaret Wilkinson /;
that shc may have the custody ot her child aud
that the court grant her reasonable alimony; and
and rS,rems cruelty OF defendant towarl plaintiff,
The dslenlau, will also take netce that the plaintiff
VIII take icpsitiuns to be used in the abavo case
at the office OF William Simmpns, in Ssybrok
township, Aaht,bula county, Olio IN the 9th dav
Of February, 1852, between u. M. and p nv. Of
said day, anl to continue from day 10 day, between
~ ~ ~ MARoARET DAVE.
Cook 4 DsLL. attys.
Perry ysburg Jan..7 1867 3jw6S4 g.
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FLOYD is reported to have escaped aud it is said,
in addition to stealing hims Ii away, lie Stole the
blAck dag some &C the rebels had hoistcd in Fort
Donelson. The ruling passion is sti,ng even Gu
the brink Of death
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CS the evening Of the 2Sth of January. 1899. "
Perrysburg, Fur Cape the finder a which will
be suitably rewarded upon retnp II ssme b.
MRS, w, H. JONTH
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win the cen,.emsn a.

VINO furnished that sublime piece Of dirty doggrel
have the goodness to furnish us with his name and
address, 50 that when Published he may enjoy the
honor of its paternity.