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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
HALLECK,s NEW POSITION.

THE Presidents order announcing Halleck
as commander of all land forces causes but
little surprise, though opinions in well in-
formed circles has inclined rather to the be-
lief that he was only to direct the campaign
in Virginia. 1t is known that this was the
main object of bringing him on, and the
making of his duties more general is re-
garded as one of MIR. Lincon's shrewd ways
of avoiding exciting and unpleasant feel
ings, by making arrangements to which no.
body can object. The date of the fresi-
dents order is significant. He returned
from his visit to McClellan'S army OH the
10th and the order was written on the 18th.
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The patriotic young ladies of New Al
hany, Ind, have offered to take the clerk
ships now occupied by young men, in case
the latter will enlist. pay them half their
wages while absent, and vacate their places
when they return.
TnE general exchange of prisoners, on
the basis of the cartel of 1912, has been
effected. The rebels claim to have an ex-
cess Of from eight 10 ten thousand, whom
they propose to parole.
Tue army on James river is still quiet.
awaiting re-enforcements. The only event
that has occurred to break the calm was
the burning by the rebels of vessel load
ed with contiscated corn, and the capture of
its commander. Generals Halleck, Dix and
Burnside, who have been in consultation at
Harrison's Landing, have left for their re-
spcctiye headquarters.
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The Union state Convention.

The undersigned. representing TnE UNION CoSyEN
TioE which assembled In this city the 9th Of septem
her last call upon all loyal citizens who in favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government and Of the Wig
orous and continued prosecution Of the war now car
red for the suppression of the rebellion against the
Government again TO meet and appoint delegates
20 Union Convention, to be held in this city. on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next,
for the nomination Of candidates for the following
named officers:
Judge Of the supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner
one member Of the Board Of Public Works
The Convention will he composed Of the same mum.
Der Of delegates constituted the Convention oflast
year and apportloned In like manner, among the sew.
eral counties.
Under this apportionment, representation for the
Northwestern part OF the State will be as foows:--
Defiance 2, Fulton 4, Henry q Lucas o, Pauldiug 2,
Putnum 2. Williams 4, Wood
We werecommcnd that the delegates be chosen by con.
ventons in the several countless to be held satur'
day. the 10Th day of August.
The Convention will assemble at IL o'clock, A. n.
GEORGE NJ. PARSONS. Chairman.
b. y. MARTIN, Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CotUMBUs, June Cd, 1862.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

SEVERAL highly important orders from the
Governor of Missouri have been issued,
and among others, one directing a levy en-
massc of the militia to suppress the guer-
rilla bands who appear to be acting in CON
cert throughout the State. limitations have
been whispered of seizing the feebly gar
risoned city of st. Louis by bold stroke.
This will be eitectually prevented by the
above order, Another order totally sup
presses the sale of arms and ammunition.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
CALIFORNIA IN THE FIELD

INFORMATION has been received at Wash,
ington that Gen. Cartons expedition from
California consisting of ten companies of
...-us Aai II battery, regulars and volun-
| rs. has reached Santa Barbara in safety
and fine condition. There Gen. Carlton
formed a junction with the forces under
Gen. Candy. This junction secures the driv-
ing of the rebels ont of the Mesilla Valley,
Arizona, as we'll MS out of the northern
counties of Texas and the restoration of
the authority of the United States over
Fort Fillmore, Arizonia, and Fort Bliss,
Texas.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
THE NEW Wan POLICY.

THR Executive order to carry out the
Con6scation Act, requires commanders to
seize in All orderly manner, and use proper
ty, for military purposes, in the Southern
States, except Missouri, Kentucky Tennes-
see, North Carolina, Maryland, and Della
ware. With the same exceptions, comman-
ders are required to empty as laborers' as
many persons of African descent as can be
advantageously used.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John 0mstead VS.. Shaifer & Young
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk Of the court of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and deliver
ed, will offer for sale at public vendue at the door
Of the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio on
Saturday August so, 1862,
between the hours Of II and O'Clock p. m. of said
day the following described lands and tenements,
tO-wit: The west half Of the south east quarter of
Section No. a. in town three, of the United States
twelve miles square reserve in Wood county, Ohio,
containing 50 acres. G. +. GUYER, Sheriff
Il. BIssELL, Jr ATTY.
JalY ~, lS6l-l3wsSs Is
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The undersigned not ur ge too strongly upon the
friends Of Freedom and all supporters OF the Govern
ment, the necessity for prompt vigorous and united
action. NeN er In the history of the country were the
demands 50 imperative upon the patriotism OF all
without regard to party names; never was the coop
Grafton of all loyal citizens sonecessary now May
not confidently rely upsn such response 10 this
call shall bring together Convention, which for
numbers, ability and devotion to the Constitution, the
Unlon and the cause OF the Republic, shall have no
equal in Northwestern Ohio
H. W. THRIFT, Putnam, W. +. PARMEIEE, Lucas
JOHN POWELL, Henry, JouN W. BAILEY, Wood.
l. X. SHERWOOD, Williams, IL b. BIyEs Fulton.
JOsEPH RALSroS Defiance, D. W. SNooK, Pauding.
Cong. RepnJ. Com.
mo Union Committee appointed.
j. W. MCkIN, OF Defiance, and JOHN W. FuLLER,
having removed, JOsEPH RAIsroN and ii. b. BoYEs,
were appointed by the County Committee to act.
T.. S. SLEvtS W. r. BRYANT, joins G. WoOLrER,
Isaac CLAW, loHS NORRIS, Jons RUSSELL,
Union Com. Of Wood 90.
ID. TAYLOR, F. STEVENS, W. A. Brown
JoHN TATE, h NJ. RAKESTRAw,
Rep,d. Com. Of Defiance Co.
NJ. r. BRAnEy, Chairman Union Com, OF Fulton Co.
Il. /, b. IE%., HSn,nD o, Republican Com.
W. C. EARL, p. J. LATsTRAw, Jos. LANaESDERFER
Repub Com. of Lucas 90.
mo Union Committee appointed.l
WM. c. MORRISON, A. A. EssIus, A. l.. SNYDER
CHESTER BLyNH,
Repub. com. Of lEHiian,s co.
No Union Committee appointed.
8. X. BRopN, J. W. sNooK, JOSEPH CApLE
SAMTeL FENDER,
ijrion com. of Paulding co.
c. NJ. GODFREY, Us. TmFT, Il, L. PAUL
]. =. SIMON,
Union com. Of Pu'Hom co.
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DIRE EsH FIE Id,

SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IN
T A L L w AND q r f A SE
Office, No. AZ Summit Corner Of Monroe Street, at
G.. Goldsmith's clothing store. Factory on Mag
nolia ST., near canal. TOLEDO, o..
Es- Cash paid for any quantity Of tallOw and
grease.
RETAIL DEALERS supplied with the best ar
ices, on liberal terms. Orders left II this Office
will receive prompt attention. j%ylD2-Su,
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CHERRIES SALE.

5. c. Barkdull VS.. Purine and Chance
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk of the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio and to me directed and deliver
ed, will offer for sale Al public vendue at the door
Of the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, on
Saturday, August 80 1862,
between the hours of IL a. m. and 2p. m Of that
day, the following described lands and tenements,
tO-wit The west half Of the north west quarter of
the north east quarter of section l3, town four
range IL containing 20 acres And the north east
quarter of the north west quarter, same town and
range; all in Wood county, Ohio.
C. E. GUYER. Sheriff,
JANIS MURRAY Atty.
July 80, 1862 -l3w5S3 As
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TOLEDO ADV'S.

II L. COOK.
III. DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwEbRY.
No Isl Summit Street.
TOLEDO, Ohio.
Citizens of pcrryshurg and oC Wood County
who have Watches, Clocks, or Jcwclry to bc re-
paired, will have their orders executed in prompt
and satisfactory manner. lilly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30

NTOTlCE.-There will be a petition presented to
~ the commissioners of Wood county, Ohio at
their September term in 1862, praying for view
and location of county road commencing at east
quarter post of section No. %, jackson township,
from thence North the township lines, till it in
tersects the Defiance Free Turnpike road and there
terminate MANY PETITIONERS.
July 27 lS62-l3y4%
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
CHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only SlOI

Price Only $40!
The Best and Strongest Machine in Use !
VIM. E. CRAFT, Machinist,
80 Summit street, (over City Bank
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Having good engine and lathe. and all other
tools fitted for hight job work, would beg share
of patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted to my care will be done in prompt and
workmanlike manner, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Machine, the best in use for all kinds of sewing,
light and heavy. This machine is well known and
bears a good reputation.
e9g-SEWING MACHINES, Of all descriptions
repaired on the shortest notice. Reference may be
had to j. W. Bailey, proprietor of the Journal.
noS'62ly WM. Z. CRAFT.
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ONE MORE FOR THE Tooth REGIMENT.

U
AS have enlisted to go and whip Rebels, will
offer for sale at Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th 1852
Al my residence, 3lS miles East Of Perry sburg on
the McAdam Road, my entire Stock of personal
property consisting of the following, to wit
OEe mare and colt one horse, suitable for farm
or carriage, cows and young cattle about 20 sheep,
hogs, one two horse wagon (nearly new, one one
horse buggy, CRe set of double harness, (new one
single buggy harness, one two horse sled, one one
horse sleigh full set Of farming utensils one chest
Of carpenters tools, fine lot of new household
and kitchen furniture, and various other articles
A credit of one year will be given to all sums Of
SO and over, with interest, and approved security,
less Cash.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. j. BR0WNSBERGER,
Perrysburg, July 22nd, 1862.
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LOSS IN THE RICHMOND BATTLES

THk Washington correspondent of the n,
Y. Times gives the following figures as the
Federal loss in the six days battle before
Richmond, How nearly acurate they are
onr readers can indge as Mell as we can:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

DOAD NOTiCE.--Notice Is hereby given that a
III petition will be presented to the County Com
missiOners OF Wood County, Ohio at their next
regular session inl September praying for the To-
cation and establishment of u county road, COM
mencing at the new school house in district No. |,
Washington tp., the west line Of sec 80 town 6,
range 10 east thence south aud the west line Of
sec. 80, town and range above, until it intersects
the Green Encampement road, and there terminate.
Also for the vacation.so much ofthe Wsupaucanet-
ia rpad as lies between the Green Eucsmpsment
and the above proposed road
JACoB GUNDY. Petitioner.
Washington July 29th, ls62-lSwl-.
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THE Sandusky Register SAYS that the
grapes on Kelley's and Put-in-Bay Islands
have began to rot, and that serious alarm
exists in consequence.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
NEWS FROM THE WAR!

Daily the news is pouring in up
on us of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is not p will rejoice to
hear.
at the same time there is news
of different kind, which we are
about to publish, viz: That we are
receiving and have now on hand,
4 Splendid Stock Of New aua
ScasoaaMe GOODS!
Which we now offer to all Rcany-
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We flatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may favor us with a call.
We can and will save you hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination Of our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
+, r. MILLER & co.
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nRhSS GOODS,--Snch as Dclaiucs, Cash
- mrrcs, silks, Alpaccas, Coburgs, paramrttcs,
etc; in great abundance, at
+. r. MILLER i CO.'S.
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DRlNTS,-G Gmgham, Muslius. (blcachcd and un-
i beachcd, from q TO | = yds. wide Tick.ugs,
Drills. Stripes, ETC., at
+. L. MILLER Il CO.'S.
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nRnSS GOODS Such as Dclaiucs. Cash
~ lncrcs, silks, Alpaccas, CoburgS Paramcttcs,
+, Il. MILLER i CO.'S.
DRlNTS, -Ginghom, Muslius, (blcachcd and un-
i bleached, from q to !, yds. wide Tick.ugs,
Drills. Stripes, etc. at
+. r. MILLER CO.'S.
DRlNTS, BY the Pound, great bargain. at
+. K. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
TLpAkS,--And Shawls. Choice Styles. Cheap
" ut +. X. MILLER II CO.'S.
,-,
WHITE Go0DS,- Trimmings also Madame
w Demorcst's Hoop Skirts and Corscts,-thc
BEST IN THE MARKET, at
f. w. NiIhhh " 'o'H'
E4ANnhLs Hoods SomiSrleTS anu uSter'
S""'Si !" T. " Nilihh WIS.,
CLOTHS, -Cassimerrs, Satncts, Jeans, Heavy
F. R. MILLER CO.'S.
A SIL; SPLENDID vARlETI-of Ready Mat
-.
II lu ~ NpI find
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WHITE GOODS, Trimmings also Madame
w Demorcsts Hoop Skirts and CorSctS,--thc
BEST ~ THE NARKrr at
+. r. MILLER * CO.'S.
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DRlNTS, BY the pound, great bargain. at
l. +. r. MILLER & CO.'S.

TLpAkS, And Shawls. Choice STYLES. Cheap
" ut +. x. MILLER II CO.'S.
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NLOTHS,-Cassimeres Satncts, Jeans, Heavy
~ Cottonade, you will find in abundance, at
F. r. MILLER j. CO.'S.
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+. R. MILLER 4 co
PeryHburg, Decsnbee ls. issl.
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A SPLENDID VARIETY-Of Ready Mate
N Clothing, for Men and Boys, is now to be
seen, at +. K. MILLER & CO.'S.
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ELANNELS,- Hoods, Comforlers and User.
u shirts, at +. K. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-24
4fgal ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE. All unsettled matters OF The -.
. \ firm ot s s Gould 4 Co. Chase. C..
Co, And Gould, HibbaTd * Co , arc in m, a.
i.,r adjustment All persons interrsfo5 =
please attend to the same ~ cnce- Tie r..
DECREASE "f one 81 tie members Of SD -,
makes INN. late settlement and paymtG. ~
iL'nis necrs>ary-
SoL"N = GOrLb.
Mrs., r..ileord. De- -, ISL a.
\OTl(E.-Whereas Inr wifa. Diartia =.
.\>es Ia l.se with me and perform the g..
4 wiie 10 = husband, and absen;s herself ,r,.,., .
t-a,. AID board, therefore ali persons Al. $.
;,arhoriny al trusting hsr "n ms ac,,,,,, =. :
shall pay no debts Of her col,rac'inv ;r,,,. :.
after THIS dat
PAUL T. GERRlSu
- Iohnshury. Jan Sin 1852 e.
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WE Il nr '.un.Ty 'r"i. ai,': chs nlef- Si-
" r!-tc '>-vf,eI.t 81 "VcE .iT"ff 81 iI."f- ';r-'
Sc a.ii Nii ti.at orr Np"ri No. ~ more iGAii t'-
:, Years importer, i lei "nis Sufficient ;'iai''" e.
!iTts ri s'v'.s. but iai il enairs u L. "' Al
vantage, 10 BUYERS thai I aycl-; 10y arI hji>''
Ia Kn-t.,u uY> m 10 rii. uiiy .r irl- IN rAIi.
town. -;r-,i. pro AL. liable a-l.,.. a. Liquors s'
W.ne. lar rircisa aii otter irr have i"T LIAM
v..r- ii, r ,ar! attention 10 En- orders !.T private.
ana o. il..rs il! :i realty t ;ier advantage
L. IL. Their or. 4, direct. -nI's IN i:sr-
In .er agents whatever. Pcr-> = l." 70 Ar. i'!T'
L.q5r- sl. Wines. in ltF.e NAL .rala'ii.-. mas F>
assured I'M, I'll r.i.-, VII I-,'.. 'l i-r~oai a.
irutloa Ar. to-; srtcl. It irin r lol'- - e.
satisfactory N .very r.-yeci. fvinr!:.i .G> - .-l
~ ..c.iy- prompt attention. IN i sr. ,':nie 81
,lo-,e goods f'r'ts-. L.
ID RICHARDS \ SONS.
:. - Sat. Street y -f.r,.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

The subscriber. by Virtue 81 iioe1>c fro.
PROBATE Court offers for sale tile fpl!oal!- 49,
:.eIty. formerly belonging 10 Moses Brrrf.
al, ii nroton. CALEDONIA Coiits
The Homestead, q acres al eAoelen- .,u,-....
:ana ~o,tit1 of Groion Eillare-near L. So.
meetings mills. &c. A good house ~ -
rooms an good repair cotl,aediog> ~
sheds. W., of good water, *. Also. -, .
e.cc.lrn; timber lands N thr :. / .s--.-
Tep>fa,a. i6s acres These lera for s.-..,
..aalft and quantity cannot ia" eCuallps m y
,aunr ore -cre Call ~ shown cn,araiii,rlr
i-u,n - y i.-r' ,3iame'er. AS, -, ar-..
park lot. riiie from f.Toi..I, = iare-a'-- -
acfrS "a >alG lot spruce till3brT. i Acr.s u ,.
ng and = barn ga y a
Al>a. - acres of exr-ilen, Land. md -.
impeachment .dto:ning TIL Hv,la,>t,aa-. -..
tcillin- i";, @. wiivh ,iitr- J. - a.. .-.
Sisrln@
ALSO-AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. F~b l@.lssa. 4. 1ea- IN \, IL. 5a..
ing house al the WidoH Y =. Eqrniall. 80. q,
rrii vl,lag..
; prime. good COWS, family Hor>e.
q tons of has. Lot - Srraw
"a bushels pataroes, Carrots and tr.r-..-,>.
=. sap buckets /, holder. ox-cart.rsrk Az So.
1900 !e"t al miscellaneous humber.
J onc-AoG>e lptn.-,r wagon.
! wagon " >lJlgL>, harnesses,
saddle, r..ai,i,. traces. aseS. nea,>. -,,-...
forks ~AFr.. r-F- and Uin-r tools. mo-
cooper rool~. / '.ax and | caoAln- >,,,.. a-
pine Also. kircllrl. furniture. iyarr.-, boea.
Term according 10 the times
I'll BCENHAN. A..
Grn.ali. v. Ian Il. l>s2-
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..' >.i1>''. ~ all >r., his farm ou which he
no" fr,:i'>. ."r.:c-i Two miles aid ha.! so,.-f.
'.>; %: Da1.Nif Green. pleasant, situate, II. -:,,,
man titH''o! road fTc,.i n.a.illc ~ Ea.,rr.
H.'4 iarin ""n'aiI~ - acres q: mo-, ,lc-,lcp;
'i' "'i' ''n"'; IA" Village pa>turage AID NOW
ing ti.c very b.> - never f,iing water r,nnin,,
h"fh IL =" house Ani ''arn. Tie l,uil.lii.,s con
>i>' ~ \ house, nam >i.a.iS &c ali in good r..
par are l. sugar ,..rilari on the premises
"i ~ or - tres. and lew sugar hsus. A.
So an orchard 81 - Young ap, trees. con,rn.n.-
ihS 'n bear iiai'- Said lar,n is wcll fenced. and
IN e'':H r,>pec, j. most de>;rah lorat:or. for
!aTmrr: Possession given next March or Arril
"' mr. h'I par i"'.!aE> = !" terms. &c. please
all aid r..;r..: an,i tie purchaser wn,,I.3 -
vel - ra:i aud .Han.i,,. ,s.,. GROWING rro,,.
HENRY { u NFORTu
Dan,ilic. Jul, Is ISL. -
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SPRING MATTRASS.

N1hlNN VIA ! II 400.
This Spring Bed costs. with Mastrass- but
'r;Fi1 than tuc co,nInor Spring Beds, without
M.ttra>>, win ten times the elasticity and tC
springs are 80 fastened that they cannot get o.,
Of orGer. The op.nlon Is justly pre'alHn' tn:.,
feather beds arc not healthy There * bed
which is not only soft. hut healthy. Read what
Dr. Alcott say OF this style of spring bed in his
Home book OF Health. page S%i.-"AS 70
feathers they seem wholly inadlnissable. not he
cause they arc soft. bu, for other rcasonS-NoRG
SurTNE>> would ne recommendation. II is On
this account more than any oth"r, that prclr.
tine q ;.Stic wire bed lateiy come into fashion
II secures all tic .il.iltageS Of feathers without
heir d;s...l aut;...>. II allows til, whole bod
have a re-t;n@ place and not f,N parts merely
II, h.,G ca. ,. bought nI the manufacturer At
vlo',Ssjc a.: + IL.
rIEN IUE POST OFFJfE,
=: .FohIlS,,!y,. NcrIaon'
.2-l;:yi J +. CASING.
n L. " - II \ l. -
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ITEM Lock b o A X ID !.

The subscribers have for sale Al PaSSumpsr
VILLAGE large iot ~ hrmlock boards al different
qua.i,;e>-l.,o .hcu-sni more Of nice quality
-oii -,,isre edged. Applications for boards may
he made TO ei'i.er oi or 10 Mr. leung. owner
nj ,hc say rnil = SAID ,jilass- I. JEwt1l-
J. ROSS
81 Juhnshury, April .lS;l. ".-a
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TESTIMONIALS.

IltHHooD How LOST. Hos EE>ruEip
jI+ Polished. j.. ! So,l" Envelope.
LECTt x.
IN rue NAIILF rRrsIyF>I. au' CJr - sP.4v.-
f"'.Rh1A "r seminal W. Ikil>>. S..,1..l
.H;-'1'>- AID rInIi ,,rniu. 80
'i~ iAp'iru. aud mental ,lll PIN D..ll.ir
b. RoBr. J. CtINkRV til MI
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