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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
The SHOWS and Seas OF Mars.

Mars has lately presented u favorable
opportunity for the examination of its sur
face. The constitution of this planet more
nearly approaches that of the earth than
any other in the system. Snow can be de-
tccted at both poles-the white circle in-
crcasing in winter and decreasing in sum
mer. 1t has been found that the center of
this region of snow does not coincide ex-
actly with the poles of the planet. And in
this respect it is like the earth, whose
greatest cold is not exactly at the poles A
greenish belt, with deep bays and inlcts,
near the equator, which is suspected to be
sea, has recently been detected. The ter
mination of the snowy region is very sharp
and abrupt, giving the idea of a lofty cliff
A reddish island in the above sea has also
been detected, The probability of Mars
being inhabited is greater than any other
planet Its density is very nearly that Of
the earth. The heat and light of the sun
would only be half of that enjoyed on our
globe; but then this may be compensated
by an atmosphere which may form IA
warmer wrapping than ours, and by more
sensitive eye. A great part of the surface
of the globe is covered with snow for half
of the year the people in Mars would not
be worse oil than we are in Canada, and
life is tolerable here. People emigrating
from this planet to Mars would find that
they were only half as heavy as they are
here-which some would not regard as a
disadvantage Leitch.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

DENSI0NS for disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Il Mothers and minor Children. BOUNTIES for
Soldiers discharged by reason of wounds received
IN battle; Widows and Heirs of deceased Soldiers.
BACK PAY and settlement of all arrears and bal
nnce due discharged and deceased Officers, Soldiers
and Sailors. PRIZE MONEY for all United
States vessels. Handbook of Instruction sent, by
enclosing stamp to pay return postage.
S0MES & BROWN,
Solicitors of Claims and Patents (under Broadway
Bank Park Place, New York;
476 Seventh street, Washington, d. C.
REFERENCES - Mechanics Bank, New York;
Broadway Bank, New York; Williamsburg City
Bank, Williamsburg; Hon. Hamilton Hamlin, Vice
President; Hon. Martin kalbfeisch, Mayor of
Brooklyn; Hon. Abiah Mann, New York; jay,
Cook & Co., Bankers, Washington and Philadel-
phia. 3m
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

THINGS WORTH FORGETTING is almost
frightful, and altogether humiiating, to
think how much there is in the common
on-going of domestic and social life, which
deserves nothing but to be Instantly and
forever forgotten. Yet it is equally amaz-
ing how large class seem to have no
other business but to repeat and perpetu-
ate these very things. That is the Yoca-
ton of gossips-an order of society that
perpetuates more mischief than all the COM
bined plaques of Egypt together. You may
have noticed how many speeches there are
which become mischievous only by being
heard second time and what an army of
both sexes are sworn to see to it, that the
fatal repetition shall DO had. Blessed is
that man or woman that can let drop all
the burrs and thistles, instead of picking
them up, and fastening on the next passen-
ger Would we only let the vexing and
malicious sayings die, how fast the lacerated
and scandal-ridden world would get healed
and tranquilized,-Dr. Huntington.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
IN THE ARL MILLS

With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortest no
tcc. With many years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and COM
petent milers, we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor us with their patron
age. And while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years, we assure you effort shall be spared
to merit continuance of your favors.
~ The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS u JOHNSON,
43tf. Jfaumee Gty, Feb. IA. go.
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Thursdays Doubtful Issue.
Correspondence of tho New York Herald. ]
NEAR GETTYSBURG, July % P. NJ.

NEAR GETTYsBURG, July 3 P. VI.
After what had taken place on Wednes-
day, and with the knowledge of the force
that had come up there was good reason to
believe, and all in camp did believe, that
the day would be ushered in with the noise
Of battle Day broke in quiet, however,
and breakfast was taken at ease. Now aud
then there were little disputes between the
enemys pickets and ours in the streets of
the town, for we held part and they part,
and sometimes a gun in one of our batteries
would send an experimental shell toward
the enemy's lines. The enemy through all
this kept marvelously shy with his artil-
lery, and did not lire shot, which it was
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The Damshire editor, who wrote his edit
orials with chalk on the soles of his shoes,
and went barefoot while the printers set up
the copy, has purchased ream of second
hand envelopes, and engaged a girl to turn
them inside out.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

DRYDEN, on the night that one of his
plays was damned, was taking his walk
from the theater, when he was met by
coxcomb acquaintance, who said What,
Dryden, my boy upon my soul / feel for
you. Can there be anything more shocking
to a persons feelings than damned play 2"
" Yes, Sir" replied the poet, "a damned
fool"
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Thc Gastalian .fuunt.
THE SECOND LOUISIANA.
May p, 1863.
ny GEORGE IL. BOXER.


ny GEORGE IL. BOXER.
All still and orderly,
Arm to arm, knee to knee,
Waiting the great event,
Stands the Black Regiment.
Down the long dusky line
Teeth gleam and eye-balls shine;
And the bright bayonet,
Bristling and firmly set,
Flashed with purpose grand.
Long ere the sharp command
OF the 6erce-rolling drum
Told them their time had come
Told them what work wGs sent
For the Black Regiment.
Now," the flag sergeant cried,
Though death and hell betide,
Let the whole nation see
Ii we are fit to be
Free in this land or bound
Down, like the whining hound
Bound with red stripes of pain
In our old chaius again !"
Oh what shout there went
From the Black Regiment!
Charge !" Trump and drum awoke
Onward tide bondmen broke;
Bayonct and saber- stroke
Nainly opposed their rush.
Through the wild battles crush,
With but one thought atlush,
Driving their lords like chaff
In the guns mouths they laugh;
Or at the slippery brands
Leaping with open hands,
Down they tear man and horse,
Down in their awful course;
Trampling with bloody heel
Over the crashing steel,
All their eyes forward bent,
Rushed the Black Regiment.
Freedom " their battie-cry--
"Freedom or leave to die !"
All and they meant the word
Not as with us It's heard
Not mere party shout;
They gave their spirits out
Trusted the end to God,
And on the CORY sod
Rolled in triumphant blood.
Glad to strike one free blow,
Whether for veal or Woe;
Glad to breathe one free breath,
Though on the lips of death.
Praying alas in vain =
That they might fall again,
SO they could once more see
That burst to liberty
This was what "freedom" lent
To the Black Regiment.
Hundreds on hundreds fell
Bat they are resting we'll;
Scourgcs and shackles strong
Never shall do them wrong.
Oh to the living few,
Soldiers, be just and true
Hail them as comrades tried;
Fight with them side by side:
Never, in field or tent.
Scorn the Black Regiment!
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Wall Paper.

A VERY LARGE STOCK of WALL and
"A WINDOW PAPER, just received at the
Drug Store, which we will sell at the very lcwest
figure.
PECK & HAMILTON.
Perrysburg, April %, 1868. 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

" WELL, | suppose you have been out to
look at Texas-did you see anything of our
old friend Jim, out there ?"
" Yes gone deranged"
Gone deranged how what does he do?
real crazy?'
4" Yes, indeed he doesn't know his own
hogs from his neighbors'."
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HORT MEIGs NURSERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
nof trees &c, beg to call the attention of those
interested to our large and well selected stock OF
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach Plum,
Cherry, ApricOts, Ounce Raspberries, Blackberres
Goosberres, Currants, Pie Plant, Grapes, &c.
We have Il full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. POMEROI X BROS.
Office at the Postofce, Pcrryspurg, Ohio. Give
us call. lStf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

The lady who lost her eyesight by read
ing borrowed paper, has recovered it
since she became subscriber.
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BALTIMORE, July 3, 1863.

During the night of Wednesday General
Meade arrived end commenced fortifying
the nights by the construction of abattis and
throwing up earthworks for distance of
over mile, in the form of crescent, his
left resting upon the Emmetsburg pike and
his right upon the hills east of the town.
There was no fighting on the morning of
Thursday. We occasionally threw shell
iuto the woods and east of the town as feel
ers, but developed nothing but pickets and
skirmishers.
General Meade, however, knew that he
had a cunning enemy, and relaxed none of
his vigilance and caution.
About two o'clock skirmishing COM
menced on our left and center, and was
kept up on both sides quite briskly by the
sharpshooters. General Robinson remarked
that this was only feint of tho enemy
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A GIFT.

A gift
We prize it, not for its intrinsic value,
For that, oft times is small ; but we cherish il
As emblemstic of those emotions true
And genial sprnging from hearts together bound
In Friendships slken tie Oblinger.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15
WOOL WANTED.

100 A00 POUNDS Of Wool wanted, il
1OOsOOO exchange for Goods or Cash, a
the Cash Store of
WM. HOUSTON,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

MAKE the best Of everything. If you
have the jauncice, exult that you have a
golden prospect before you.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

A WOMAN has generally SO much rigging
about her, that for the most part, she ia
the least part of herself
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-15

A MACHINE has been invented which is to
be driven by the force Of circumstances.
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9errgsbnrg Soarnal,
PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING,
by
OBLINGER 4 CHAPLIN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tINvARIABLY IN ADVANCED

Four months .--.-.--.-. .-..---...-----.--- 80
Eight months 90
Twelve mouths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 30
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DUR0LARY.-S50O REmARD--A reward
- raOl - l be- piI by 'he dOsc''rs icfr frcotrry OF
fh~ .,d stolen . premises .,oa. ~ sGs aud a. f
4rlrA tie ryrua. % tic oh Dec, tie same rot.'
fne 81 k.v-s H11ous LsCss Bonnet rks Dre riinr~ az
frein Siks proper Wi. D" paid fuf CD.
cOrery Of suy portion ~ no stlrh Dfa Dec 1908
Il.A BEaRD bkAASIElN bAOIIiths, O!LbARI A.
rkkDlK
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A GENCY for the SALE Of
"A u. 5. fjNk-IN r.SFY BONDS
l..sra I'D
PaRHE DOif.
NJ u ALni...t ~ FL A


T. s. SO SIX TER CtNr i)Sns.
= ar 5enor.insoa- cousg-y - ard s"s'y for irnr1e
Aaie delivery ~ ard Interest 40 ssoke AID hsANei
eAe na1sl eoi1nnssicn allowed.
Bo-ds bogin, and rod on conm'sion al th.
Broken Board Mereane I.pr1 and lye.' neg 'il-,ed
NOT,CL-SAI.E OF tie KENOSUA, ROCK
IN PoRD, ASD ROCK isLANp Rs!LRoAp-Ihs IA
e~Tsirnej IEAJAAliN WAAAEsCE. lle IN tee OF
Srs tbon.sI5 Az hrr1t lul ffyseyen rsd 5 th~ -
ne.hs and Rockford Railroad ComPlr. Corp ration duty
y. h,uosa nd EockloFs E.iloid Company ergorsion
duly fo-n-d accordng 90 the isgs The STATE u A.s All
ssy MOI o. ;5.aa gtLoasre3 slI NY n.ts
b. The Keroha Rockford and kock ls nd kifod t,-.
H.. Of " sonu sud iinos b, ihe cousod.'sl Of az
ssid keuoshs sr1 Hccstr hrosd Ionfsi-f ed le boa
sSs 400 ~ "a ~ tie al Deed. o. t o. iorgss- apoa
han conferred wi Sell a. Puzzle Auct % the Court Ito -
SdIes iof ell ~ tfIJ R,BlN c seventh 10y Of Ja y.
thon.sAd eizi hu 6r.t I'D er,yfnr two oc'ck p
OF the ssd dy tie following oe'eTD'i p'0Pe'y s' an
sn''rety. 70 wit:
AT aud sngular The continuous rsosd heretofore Known
q TIE Keu9.ie and Rockford Esir 4 ani .rsn =
Ho5ton - The hen,shl Ec to-d s5c he isDd Railroad
ss,en1n. i.C heno.ls, a. t, -'sc G. " tcoa4r, g. A
tcTd IL he sac Of iaois 60 Scr sn 81 We 'i-nA O.
Gay, depot grounds r-ii:sy. sah eT.ds,- iacr' .'-r
station house,. and ollie e.rd . I'D a. snas - i"fs
6its1eifsAt5 required hy f'ntr ~ o.. h"uo-i tna .
1ord Railroad Compaues, or By iie sad Cyn''iiaed Com
PAM eoa.-c .y "iA ine ssd teafpad on rio'As ~
bockio3 OF l. citing iaefe9 arf $50 nh ie tolls nc'it'
rsrs sass and gou. snd corporate Dfer rc!iss. li
sIeI Of TIRE ST.. aosis and Eoeafd nai.osa ,mfsne.
liz Of Avs, io Ks-oa = 6octfrd or rea.inr
Axd $50 a. 1c iloives eE . fr.1-ts css eVsry tll
schinery msehne shops topi., end aarsuen's wood aid
Dyorery coDlecifd Bub tie proper equipment, ~,i'rg
ep,r4 and codac ing Of lpprteD4Ll 10 the Aof-eG
hae Of faIysd from heno.ha iDesiod Tue eel ,ie via
include Say l-uds los. oLer i11Pcsy 81 ne sal
Ksnoshe and Hoc-fDi EaIofd lomftno o. 81 thc ssl
Ccnsoi is''t tan.ny gii-h have NJ been ne,e'.sy e.
tsuei for ne!- 81 rod roadway ilOn hfug'ls 20 hook
ford incrd .ir tepois station gf1ad required
eor NE construction 0rrarn nain'rrfrce o. convenient
Of ne I'D Which sad kru9sia and hocNod t
pad Couyalies sslt ConsoL.a.-i 'onrsry AaVe
ks.eA q s.h,raae Opposed ot-u-ed 0c'oer So is,j
4. WILLIAMSON. Itl2.ee
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CHtHLFS n. TlN.tN. Prefiisnt
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON ....fro. trurli Il. n. ~ j.
JOaffd hEksO aAs.......l,is fr.iirnt ton t.il
iLsDk r'uDth .......t...-f. .fr. sft 90 1nHl
hgaafL tItHBl h5................ i-Ltl. 10Y s.fo
ia lti fCANt L........tos - sh4 :. t.a.Ibeia 81.
IfFAH SNltat ~ shnfy Co.
SAMUEL NLoA 4 tsiarit l.Adsoa Aver w.
lbAAA - ~ AL. ~" ~ N g.
DAVID MLOSrAft...... David EartI Co.
HEhAY 4 tlat-y How o..
AUGUSTUS VI VI. fundamentally isits Nhlloos 60.
J.@LS COLES Coles j.. Co.
aLEGANIfN l. con- .Ai.............. So - Aa.g It.
WILLIAM Wat ~ .nunn.
Isaac AlIDN ...s..............s.l sc WsDu soA.
nENDIRsJS NODNE...........,J. II. OIr-nhcm %.
T. " MDSr0UNEHf .be~b-. Mon spnrf y Go.
FRANCIS H. UCOhNOk ...............ho ~ b,ekn.nsi a..
JAsfsS A. no a. IycAAnr. place.
W. r. tHDtHiiii.L s.ftrtsfy.
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OrrflY or ni.urcsA( COMPANY,
.---a L----- 40 ! IL
slaiioncrn an0 fancn Cooos.
"r}'HE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
SMOAD.'
TIE GOLD PEN-TAE BEST OF ALL Pms
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

! r,t. d - Pens IN THE WORLD.
- 49,. c,,i,,yi,- .,,,. n, C,.b The Sub
SCI Der Vii ,al y refau nal o'Ler. a. directed
ODD Pen OF Feas-''e''"g ne .4''f a''0'' 70
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For % cent, the ,.,c Ten for 90 cent, ,h. Lucsv Per
Gr o,a, The Away' Ready ren '' q cen. 20. t ~,
F"1, and it 81 TIE "ht''.'i VI 80 80 - - $50 :
co. bat c0Hcspoli ~ -ss TO ner'rr' :. . am
'e''s'1'''y, $500 -, ,.,.,.,.e,o,,
tliL sAhE FhNs ~ FL ~ "a, =" 10 1'-N'"
For 50 cents tr Nssc Pen, cou. tie LUCKY pcni
lof !. g. The aiws' kelfy fcn ioI = =, Tao ltssat 4eh
su4 io' e ~ j.. f1ec 'ioT zen. ,,.,. 81, D.. ,,
ah'fr re ""'.,f '"l'''i' s,''- ,''"- 80 if-, =,
IN io,. 'n o.'' -, s'''1.r I" a. o 80 ~ ~ 80 a.,
~ 4a,raates. rnd, aocto's. sof s-c.a seaile
MIN ~
Tle name A. .orfou" " Number" ard q Atty are
-slp,l N 'he r., w g PEN, al DC p,la,. 'slfr4d
t. si1 rouths. e1r,p. - alcidrnt
30. t- bal rrst sdsp ID ga ihr poet 10 me sr'e's
nd Aa i.r are.s, tiali.ap' Do.- Pen. ci ,A~ t-sf
in End i-lrI = p tif.s aid fi'ics hrs . 10
u \ .i,t.s . e. nd 3D.. s,I aa4e c.iy nrs. glai y.
Tine ,.. rd -io.t de- ole .ne rn - the ~ un Nib'
,f- ra,d to-.e tusss 10 a.. IL. en-Tayn.. lac
,uuil-s al tie ,,lrt and ~ e.
1 cofn ,..,,s ,,--rcf-r c,ers
~" 49, " o.,
FOR 90 =. No. Pen lft qusiyi o. 10 Zen. "a Gnfy
~ N os No. fcn D., -.y ~. ZEN u sa4i.J
so. Pen, 80 quality.
For 81 80. lea Ia q"'h'y or NO tfen % qnAl's
81 30. > Tea g SHAlliy -,
For s .gaSo r'n ~ qeiiyi ofAHo Fen, % quality
un 40 I'u, "a lHshf . o., =, .
for - So itg l.. quality ora No. Zen % qssIi,
soS G "a 10. lrai - - 10 zen - . ~. ,
ea; - ~. > fea' - No. I' c"---'' i'' siAiy
TIE SAME COED PMS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. ".!H PENCILS.
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ijrinilnn.

business Cards, ~ 1000; liliheads, full
rrtin 80 o. IW0; Cifsuisrs Ls.s ~. 'fo
Kinds rtnng sqarly low T. DA1i Ltf. No 70 raII row.
ENGRAVING aid PRINTING (haif price,.
pa Wedding A. Home snd Soie rsprr hc ir.nes Card.
L.i iieIds iorIats &C.. KELLY s. NO u r'onsi Y.
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rEII,nrIrp1. ~ RE.pIye RAllNoAD CosFANI.

PHILADELPHIA Asp READING NAiLhohD torFsNl'
,Jlsce 70 ~ :. i,h-si.. ltl sig fnlt Dec. i.tt'
dividend NOlICE.-Thc TGr Scr looks
IL Of ills Company val be e.oed on ~ HoDAl' ''''
M. and reopened On TUESDAY IAN. y. I. =
Dividend of per cent e-ff 81 >a'e TAX Hes pen
Aecared the secs payable Do con oh ol~ %
md Alter the l December Text e. o.. hoac o., e" - e
Dra and lie bOoss a. lie eo-e o. o-sntf- o.
~ l7th inst
Diyiasnd Of Three ana H.f peI cent os,f Of ~ SEE
N has been dee Jared the Ir-.rrr~t 80 b. se 10 e'.
common stock. a. he op i1n Of 49, pl ~ O.. --' "
Sl,t DecemreT next to the oekAoaefs fiel l stie
y.zsered tie OooAs ~ Ire oose O. eS'le-' q '"e Ia
hsSt. -.
Usasrs OF certificates which have beer ID CHARGED om Is
sace, or either Of tie Transfer AsCcs lIt PR . 70
0pesisi beye them diy e~C d 0n NE ranf h'5-s 20
W1icbahey have t,,l trdis., ned ..5i 10 iic 80 i- .
siock Aoli.Ts whose names a.r cfri d. i-r ~ ON
books WI De r.id e. tie Farne IS Loan End lri Con p1iN
and those whose u4ucs registered - t' Dos &c book
ell be psid !: tie office Of Mes +. thsyer r'L'T
= BfaefO.ty lrtss-feF.
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cH,s. AU0 LucgTSRRcH. Ad.a-..sIa.or
lffllrhra. Pa hoy. o.. ltlk

F1UIS DAY, THURSDAY, Doc. ~,
AZ u OtLODk.
J.HE9 u MILLER 80. - Pine a.. New Yoi. VII SILL
sd AJCllO. 10 eotc rsi..o % Ito Ms.ci.all. "a
az. .r ssirs ho0fH.. 900. lli bNuAUNAI,
80 BEhUTlFULLY-SlIUA LOTS.
81. VII 20 o. tive VIZ 900, re-sld To- sr.'i-r md
Dol orc IF tcsi chances oi.ird ts ser o. par4fr
a. .rsi,i .o. a. af lfce. tft iih p. irn, This n q
49, niI A. lIr W. fair fHai.fsF .'fnINe cl.lr OF
o r3 or a.
ltYfa.s sd fau - rsis n hrifHr se'rc on a. .
o., Dill, aua ussiAg .'utfy bsuh fr t4le n.
tH flfn. Zoo tff ciy. lAro IL os.4 Of
,4ps ILAt g. ff.f J. i~l at Wy Nltk. sac L.,ak Do
pit
Tor arculs, sd map srFy she CO % q The Aaolaa
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AsuIrisT 1r,ErkESAsrxss ntFicE. cor o anl j.h'
NA.l.SGToS H. q, hor. -. i."t
NOrlCF-Thc Public Sale of QUARTER
- NAsrtRs SUR! .iV.r'..'d iof " rd.e.day s.s
- 81. iArrri1-f, t. pospsl'4 luii Netnsisy tie isiA T.
b IAlIALAr. 81 "a \ ~ u y 4.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YOfK;
For Sew.iisyra. ! stELl ii:lo . IL 1913 'Erh Jos
ia 80 80 ssd ~ p N $1,000. =.
re- Luds~gou :. lkIL ii.soA NJ His iEIb j"
IL D. J..t {. ~ .n1 "a o. Ei.
10 Alfofd az 81. sfosi li.Jo . SO 40 p n
30. .auhcd Soaa pot aai cstPort, !, u ~ IL ''''s
sir
fo' Nor-sh : 30. l.30 q m i7i3 tEI J. $500 tErl
o.. - .s ava or,su,aeh 1872 u:So q 80 ~
-, sanford T. stErl $50. I.ooA i;.i' tEIl 800
Ia D. j. 81. g.s1 80. ,ss-I 10. 49,.
~ tLe.st AL .lt.- dl.,s stations o. l;aoA
~ $50. 80. 80 .ip
COANtCtlN0 TRAINS
pr Boston va Sp1ngacj n. lhSl SEQ ifIG eP n
70 fo.iun. ". slYfa Ll.r l..l3 tttL IN -
fuf tl.tlufI .B4 Syfia. iExl h'0 ni ~"
ltILs ua 49,,
ll..1 60 No. 81. .i1i-
for ll..i.ord. rSos1eaes snl FishsI R.Lroas slEIh
sor sr~ Haven. New Loasoa and s,OEins.On RslIesa"
g o.. 1896, D, up, 10.
30 ai.sl Railroad. i2;la p N. - Northampton
pr i..Ht.tnric AsDso,f b e. d.
ius ....f4lA E.l.lsal. g De-, z m
H. ban. ~ al sorasa Grlroad !. $50 m 20 > -
toll...I ,.. sre.ins Co.. nteched 10 p N Ir,ns
JAMES a. hOtt Superintendent
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rhE 1863.
t.NNsYIvkSiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Ml.hf, come. ions fJuus

N L T.
ftESsYIvkSlA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Mlhn. eoracl lions. i0nn. -
TIE SHORTEST ANL OilChhsr kut ~
Fvoa Nav. luss To rHE J NNCrt "ssiA"H
g,stu tals run clly l5u a,e-l Oh 10 tn ao PAA VIZ
80. i.i.ey and Gem. ,n aud Anpoy liars ,,,,,..
ALL TlhNlDN INAin, luR IHs W 80 - ANS
ROUTE LENNE NLW-l ohN t"oM i.'H
tOOr or COuNrLANpf>L
ny Way Of rhisdo l.is Gee uis pa's'nre .a',r,
Yofs st ni. ssl'o ule a. . i.el fon's'' s'eA's
~ Nav 81 Allentown evening pa'sengs's cave 80.
Co. hea To Tho he''h,n q, a,. i N On 20 .nd :,
,t. m tl. ssrA Nr.t tfrstIu- lnaisnspoa' Log' -.
~ Louis Iitvesad. to.un.us, NineiahA< 49,
points rsi with lever chau-ri o. csih phy.i,pha
rii,.bafeA So nlics. aud As~.losAi 10 f"s''-''1
SuloAiu. aud saloon tss Oh l.i .sil'
Falc tiu tst.r 10 Other ioctrs a..
Rsl .str checked through. Atans'rs ~
y. tro t,Asts god uu 90 urcd b, flushIBa
Nf3rtlN iMtvHAiiN. a, yu,rs.
The lenr,yvsna .eu.ia ,'nl'v eos,,orsble uiels a
assi tp Q.4tiss uI0slns wesi"fi1 d W.
%! i~is ,,,,e,rs
Dy thi, rss,s ne!sh.s Cd al ts'cfphon'en " Sseuci,
und mon, any po.nt t.c ah'A~' \, - n, r. Az
ntisas iuuo, N.eou'n Iowa :. ssls sivss u the
ROAD DIRECT. OF 20 snY roi' CA we
Ne. b. srsilslt ifon iitio. gu ,i, IN ths West By
Tho sAius 81 tc eight g. sd % go any ,t, a. favorable
hc snnD .nia .eailsi h,',sa o,s,s. Mef,hins .sS
Shippers Ii. u-,.ns toe Transportation o. 800 I'D, .ssl
coas.u, eau 's'y "''s {, ,Iea sr s1 on rs
Fsrm-rs and Desler. in Live socs WI nna and ,ar
.d,suts oas route. tsasc.og. Yards wen y, bis iss
rs .surs whrse VII be found s,ey ~, aDrI,-
ms snd ;s'y,sS .S S i r MON MARIN
'N'" f. ELLIOTT, PASSENGER As,nt No Ai'' p'N'"
LtEGh 60. f,e'i ,s. sss end No. South wuiasA
H'"oNN-' No Bausryp'.ss
~ LEWIS General Superintendent, . H....s 1:
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LIKRNDIYE q Co, y

VERasIIYE & Co,
v BANKERS, No. f.ESyAIL-Sr.
WM coD.i-ns 20 farn sh
us. FlN EfNTY boNf'>
slopr as ia-ued by Tie Government 90 PAR and '4Ei'St
r. BaNYs and BANKERS tie us1ll COMMUNION allowed
We alse buy md eel, At market rsses
Us. oae.ysaf CERg1FlCAT.,S o,iNpESTEDNEas
U,S COUPON BONDS o. 1851.
V,S. S.3G TREASURY MOTIFS.
V.s. QUTTERMASTEE CHECKS.
Ns,ur,ng CERTIFICATES Of .,,DZBTEcNESs collected
IN hvorxb.s teflss. -.
pANKFRS 40. Il WsLl-ST. i. Y.
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NlIsllircrn.

4 STEAN-BOILER, that careful tests by
experienced engineers hes d-Ho ls'lcd stsiS oi a.
IT,. cent tie f. Used b., 10 cF Nasf hu - go
10 Lr wo.tl ne susai 10. zee AZ nsW tls 'tcs
Fnf..le " d. BoAkuHAN. 80 % iro.-aa! !.
rE,ODD RAFFERTl. Machinery Merchants,
% D.r, Nof... rerfsYn =. Manufacture station.
sy sni ob ginrs -nI soirf, sf, !en tos,
Ossalu. ID l.of- iitohnrf Mul C-aiinf >f'.it. ~
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uARRIsON's PATENT IMPROVED
1nnkING RANGES with peaues Psent w s,sI,ttyr
r., uo,... and Families. made ard sod BY bkAasni.sS
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