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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-18
WOOD COUNTY
UNION CONV ENTION,
Hon. j. M. Ashley Unanimously
Endorsed and Recommended
for REORGANIZATION.


Agrecab'y to tho call of the Uncondi-
tional Union County Committee" the Union
men of Wood County assembled in County
Convention, at Bowling Green, on Saturday y
last C4tli inst.) ''tNi "
About IL o'clock, a. NJ, the Convention
was organized by appointing J. r. TRACY,
Esq. President, pro tenn and WI. Campbell
Secretary pro tenn. ss ID 1880 -. - ls.es
On motion, the Chair appointed Hon. Ed
win fuller, Mahlon Chance, d. A. Avery
7. Gorrill, and NJ. Warner q committee on
Permanent organization and Rnles and Reg
ulations.
On motion, Chair appointed D. II. Philo,
n. Kuder, j. Norris, j. Bailey and WI
Campbell Committee Oh Resolutions.
On motion, Chair Appointed Goo. N. Par
sons, N. Warner, Henry Chance, s. Yant,
and Hon. Geo. Laskey committee to Sc
lect Delegates to represent tho County in.
the District and Congressional Conventions.
On Motion Chair appointed D. A. Avery,
II. Shiveloy, II. Thornton, Isaiah Bernard
and J. Amos aCommitteo to SOLICIT delegates
to the State Convention.
On motion, Convention adjourned until
o'clock p. NJ.
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On the outside Of to-day's paper we publish the
appeal of Gov. Breugh for the raising Of volun-
teer fund for the relief Of the needy among the
families of the National Guard, and for the voun-
tary contribution of the labor of our remaining
citizens in the planting and sowing of the coming
harvest. 1t is an object well worthy the earnest
consideration of every remaining citizen. Wood
County has responded most nobly to the call,-Four
hundred and sixty of her farmers and artizans
have responded to the call, leaving the plow in
furrow, and the coming crop without the prospect
Of careful harvesting. Those who remain at
home, should not for moment hesitate to contri-
butte to the wants Of the families of their absent
brethren, who have left their family frcsides for
the defence of our common country, but should,
with wiling hearts and ready hands, assume the
burdens of those who so gallantly responded to
our counry's call. al - tfs ~ $ III
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Concerning the position which BLACK HAWK

Concerning the position which BLACK HAWK
has heretofore occupied among the celebrated
horses OF Kentucky, the Lexington {Ky.) OJseruer
and Reporter, of April G, 1894, says :
lESISGToN BLACK HAwK-This 6ne Kentucky
Stallion has been purchased by Can't. d. w. III
Day, of the y. $. Army, and removed 10 Ohio. He
ls one of the finest horses for utility purposes 10 be
found anywhere. The blood of Blood's celebrated
trotting allion Black Hawk, and of Blaekburn's
equally celebrated stallion, Davy Crockett courses
through his veins, he stood jiistly kigh here and
many wilregret thatthey willhereafter be deprived
of his services He was purchased of our fellow
townsman, Capt. Beard. some time since, by Major
General Hartsuif, and by his present owner of that
officer. Kentucky loses another fine horse by the
removal Of Black Hawk, and Ohio has reason 10
congratulate herself upon theacquisition.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The teachers of Wood County will take notice
that from and after this date on presenting them
selves for examination, each male applicant will
be required to pay the sum offfty cents, and each
female applicant the sum Of thirty-fye cents. for
the purpose OF raising fund for the support of
Teachers Institutes, in accordance with law pass
ed March18, 1864.
The whole of the law here referred to, seems 10
have been carefully framed, with view to the i'm
provemen OF our schools; and teachers who desire,
or expect to prove acceptable 70 tile public, and
would meet this new demand upon their mental as
well as their material resources, in the spirit in
which 1t IS made, will prepare themselves by thor
ough culture for all the duties pertaining to their
profession.
Those teachers who have been heretofore content
with license to teach for four or six mouths at
time, will do well to consider whether the time
has not come when a higher grade Of qualifications
is demanded by this progressive age and that
those alone, who are well qualified should be en-
trusted with the education OF our YOUTH
The oit-repeated apology, that The school is
backwart,p should have no place in the vocabulary
OF those whose business il is TO deyelope and dsci-
pline the minds of the young.
a blackboard school needs a competent teacher to
bring II Jorcard, and the graded schools Of our
County and State furnish the most ample facilities
for the training Of teachers, the that teach
ers nave not suitable opportunities for learn
ing the science Of teaching, is no longer
valid, and those persons who by their own
showing, are evidently unprepared for these
things, have no right 10 complain Of being treated
unkindiy OF nnjnstly shouldthey fail Of receiving
eernhcaies when they are not rnerited. The ex-
hioitof every person applying foe a certificate,
wiiireeslye careful and candid examination, and
II found favorable, and is accompanied when the
applicants strangely with proper testimonials
respecting Character, il will be pleasant duty for
the Examiners 70 certify 10 tie fact. When am
opposite result isaFrived at, applicants must wait
until they are enabled by ypstienee and persever-
determined 70 becoHe teasko5s Of oghers. =
BY Order ofthe Beard
y ~, J.W.. Woodbury.. CLERK
or Board OF School Bxaainersfof 8os6,eo 9,e's..
- Js'e1+esesss -e3y
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endorsed the selection Of tho Committee.
Tho Committee on resolutions mado re-
port as follows;
WHEREAs, We the unconditional Union
men of Wood County. having met together
for the purpose Of expressing our Views in
relation 70 tho great political interest Of the
day. Therefore be il
Resetoed. That. as heretofore, wo most
heartily and cordially endorse the National
and State Governments, ntedeing 10 each
our continued hearty support.
Rosoiced, That we ere, as ever. in favor
of vigorous and earnest prosecution of
the war in which we are now engaged. and
heartily endorse the employment of every
legal element to bring tho slave drivers re-
bcllion TO a speedy and eternal close.
Resoltcd, That in Hon Jamos Nc Ashley
oNr present worthy and efficient Represent.
ative in Congress, we recognize the earnest
Champion of Truth, Liberty aud Justice !;
the faithful guardian of all that VIC, as chill
dren Of the Union hold most dear.
Resolred That, believing Mr.. Ashley,
will faithfully represent us in the future, as
has done in the past, wo heartily recon-
mend him for denomination.
Resolped, That tho call for the Baltimore
National Convention meots with our hearty
appreciation, and that wo pledge to its nom.
inees our earnest support. #0F2
ResOlcet, Tha. in Abraham Lincoln we
recognize the sterling patriot and tho faith
full ruler, and that wo look upon him as tho
person of all others, to whom tho country
looks for salvation therefore we would
cordially recommend him for denomination
at the hands of the Baltimore Convention.
The resolutions being poad wero, on mo-
ton accepted and adopted unanimously
On motion of AIahlon Chance, ESQ., the
following addition was made to the Res
omtions r...
Resolced, that the Delegates present at
the State and Congressional Convention
cast tho entire vote of the County.
And on motion of DR.. A. j. Gardner
the following Resolution was, received,
adopted and endorsed with yell of
applause:
Resolped That we extend our cordial
support to our soldiers in the field. and we
scorn the man who glories in his being too
good TO spill his blood in the support of
our country, and yet claims TO belong to
the great Union Party.
On notion it was
Resoleed, That the proceedings of this
convention be published in the PERRYs-
BURG JOURNAL and Toledo Commercial.
There being no further business before
the Convention, after short but spirited
address by Henry Chance, Esq, and cheers
for the President of the United States"
the " Governor of Ohio," the Army"
"Gon. Grant" Jim Ashley" &C., &c., on
motion, adjourned.
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TIE GREAT SECRET is ndmittod hr. al

THE GREAT SECRET.-Itis is admitted by. all
physicians that the grand secret of health and long
lit, lies in keeping the blood aud varions fluids of
the body in high degree of luidity When you
feel continued pain in the head or bowels, or any
continued uncasncss in any organ other parts of
the body, you prevent serious sicknes by taking
BRANDRETII'S PILLS. bleeding may give mo-
mentary ease, because the blood left will have
more room. But as the body is made from the
blood aud sustained by the blood, to waste our
blood is to waste uit life and ruin our constitutions
But -Brandrcth's Pills relieve the circulation as
readily as bleeding, by only taking away what it
can well spare, and they never hurt.
Mrs Hooper, of Barnstable, Mass. was cured Of
st. Vitus Dance, General Debility, poorness of
blood, aud costivencss of many years standing, by
Brandrcth's Pills. The case at length is published
in the Pamphlets. Sold by w. j. Hitchcock, d
Peck 81 Hamilton. Pemysburg Ohio, and by all
respectable dealers in medicines. 45m
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention Assembled according to ad
journmcnt.
Committee on permanent rules and or.
ganization through its chairman, made til,
following report: ~ ilatt
The Committee on Permanent Organiza
ton, Rules and Regulations, report as fol
lows:
For Permanent officers of the Conven
ton HTg0q gcUEy HNAdfM
Ggirnan-J. r. TRACY, Esq. ssf5,
S5c,etony-W. J. CAMrBELL!. = y
The usual Parliamentary rules governing
teiibcrativo assembliesy are adopted for
this Convention. tt' ~ .Eosea Z
3EAHg ORDER or BUSINESS.
Hearing reports of Committees as follows:
lst Committee to select Delegates to, the
State Convention. @
I'd Committee to select Delegates to the
Congressional Convention. ..@t,..
Sd Committee on Resolutions ( A
Tho voting Of the Convention to be ofra
voce.
None but those who supported Gov.
Brough to be selected as Delegates to eth
er ofthe Conventions. ft(t WI
On motion, the report was accepted and
on motion, unanimously adoptedl ljt
The Committee to whom was deputed
tho selection Of Delegates to the State ,ConI
VehtiOn reported the rames Of tlle following
gentlemsn subject to the decision of the
Convention. Ell, Graham, s. L. Boughton,
Martin Warner, D. A. Avery, John Norris
X. w. Kelley and j. ]. Worries. .-.
On motion, The report was accepted,
and on motion unanimously adopted.
Committee to whom was referred the se-
lection Of Delegates to- the District aud
Congressional Convention at Toledo, on
Tuesday, May oath reported the names Of
the following gentlemen, subject to the de-
cision of the Conventions,
Psrry'1~y-Edwin Tuller, 8. q. Price, George
k.ParnOns.
ReteA-A.,J. Gardner, R. NJ. Browp. ea'
lhddletoR--G. Lyons. --
Montgomery Isaiah Bernard, MShlon olmnce.
Portage-Jacob Daulerman f.rrfs en er9l
FaTy-S. Jones WIN. Chapman.
Cntef--George Williams H3aI r.I ssa1
Liberty--John q. Smith. Ba 8 I1tE
P!dIR-tJoha w. Woodbury., A. Brown. 2,.
6tooM-John A. Bonnel, Solomon Frees.
HsAry--L. b. Rodgers.
ISOy-rhorAas GoTrisl, ~ I'D
hesdoA lanes Psniber, n. N. AIexahders) + y
LakeAJohn Bailey.
ssA'Ry'e.T n. Warner, Nelson 'Kadsrl ~ 4
4NlenT7l a lFah CLARK. f'rl- Z, III
ydeksaa ID. II. Philo.
W.as'er-w. Davidson. r. Stuart Z eas So. ...t
9n action. the Convention unania.o,,st,
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REVOLUTION In PITCHING Hay (,
Rundel'S and Palmer'S FIRST Preml-
um Horse Pitch Fork.

TT uFLOADS ton o( hay in from three to
4 eight minntes il pitches into a window from
outside, carrying the hay inside; it pitches into
mows, over and under purlin beams, and into
any place where hand fork will work; IL stacks
hay and straw, III the field, making high aud low
ricks
These arc the simplest, and most complete work
Ing tools yet introduced 20 the farmers as has been
shown by the unlimited demand for then, dulin
last season, which exceeded the ability of The man
uiactnrers TO supply by several thousands also by
the universal preference they recieved, when op-
Grated in competition with various other hnks.
Every farmer in the county Is mrited to call at
the Agricultural Warehouse and examine these
celebrated forks aud satisfy themselves that the
ruth has not been half told.
3 ID. KR Fps.
sole Agent for wood County.
Perrysburg, April 10, 1874, 81
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READ THE CERTIFICATz OFA REGULAR
PRACTITIONER. This may certify tl,at have
used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in nus
merous cases, and believe it to be a very valm bic
medicine. have prescribed il in bowel coEspl lant
(p9re1lariy for children and il is in my opinion
superior 70 any preparations 1 have cfer used for
the relief OF those diseases. When given to chill
dren, have always eumbincd il with the syrup of
gum arabic, say ten drops 10 "a teaspoonfui OF the
syrup well mixed. Others have mixed il with
milk and molasses, equal carts. b - sI j -
A. HUNTING, NJ. d.
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NO OT@ICEy

HAVING purchased the interest Of F. 8. Tyler,
IL shall continue the Hardware, Stove and Tin
business, as heretofore, j shall endeavor to keen
tm hand fulf Assortment Of Stoves, comprising
All the latest styles, and guarantee to sell them at
elsewhere. W
My stock Of Hardware will comprise oil articles
generally found in Hardware Store, including
Iron, all sizes, Nails and Glass, II.
Pipe boxes, ra > House Trimmin0s
Steel, all kinds, HARNESS Trin,mh,os
Blaeksmith's Coal, Gable Chains,
Sh2ysls and SpadesF Cross-cut Saws.hi
q Hoes and Forks, Scyihes and Snaths,
g Stoves, Tin Ware, &C.
All Of which guarantee to sell at Toledo prices.
o. A. BOSTRIGK.
Psrrysburg, April 20, 1864, sln
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DIED:

TAYLOR-In Weston, May 4th, Annie Amelia
only daughter OF Levi and Sarah S. Taylor, aged
two years. isa.H ~. : ~ IN a
Another flower from earth is gone,
So beautiful and fair:
Tho Savior called her to his arms
TIC rest SO sweetly there. p, u
.t &. llitf...g na 1'at
Yes death has claimed the lovely ~
The sweetest of the flowers;
Yet Oh she lives in worlds Of light,
More glorious far than ours.
Dear Parents then weep not for her,
Though now no more her smiles you see,
ID Jesus arms she sweetly sleeps, M
From pain and sorrow ever free
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIAIENT has
given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
years it has been introduced into the United States
After being tried by millions, it has been pro-
claimed the pain destroyer of the world. Pain can
not be where this linimCnt is applied. If used as
directed it cannot and never has failed in single
instance. For colds, coughs aud influenza. II can't
be beat. One % cent bottle will cure all the above
besides being useful in every family for sudden ac
cidents, such burns cuts, scads, insect stings,
&c. 1t is perfectly innocent to take internally, and
can be given to thc oldest person or youngest
child. Price % and so cents bottle. 0lice, ,s56
Cortlandt Street, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists
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The 1Ilth Regiment O. vi,

Composed of the 9th and 10Th Battalions, N. G.
was mustered into the United States service on
Wednesday morning last. On Thursday morning
they drew their arms and equipments and were
marched to Tod Barracks, where at last accounts
they were awaiting transportation for Baltimore
vid. Pittsburgh ani Harrisburg. The boys were
all in tho enjoyment ofexcelent health and spirits
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P EDlG r E E.

Lexington Black Hawk was sired by Blood's
Black Hawk, the fastest trotting horse in kentukcy
OF his time, and of which horse he is perfect
likeness. BlSod's Black Hawk was sired by oId
Sherman Morgan, whose history is well known b
all horsemen. His dam was sired by the noted
saddle horse, David Crockett; his grand dam by
the famous rare horse, Shakespeare, combining In
this horse all the good qualities of the Morgan with
the thoroughbred stock.
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CRISTADORO,s HAIR DYE.

A vegetable preparation, harmless as water,
which in FIVE minutes, TRANSFORMS GRAY
HAIR or hair of any unpleasant hue, to a glorious
black or enchanting brown. Unique in its com
position and infalble in its results it has achev-
cd popularity with both sexes, with every class Of
society, and in all parts of the world Manufac-
tured by j. CHRISTAD0Ro, No. Astor House
Ncw-York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dressers. Id.
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TO TEEE LADIES
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE!
The Oldest Regulator for Females. r

| H H
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
viii Immediately relieve without pain, all disturban-
ces Of the periodic dsharse, whether arising from
relaxation or suppression. They act like charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or i'm
moderate menstruaon, and the only safe and Q.
liable remedy for Rlushes, Sick Headache Pains in
the Loins Back and Sides, PaIpitation OF the Heart
Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, Spasms, Broken Sleep,
and other unpleasant and dangerous effects of an un-
natural condition Of the sexual functions. In the
worst cases Of FluOE Albus, Whites, they elect
speedy cure. aa.I tsf- g sfr.at
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used quarter OF century. They are
offered the only safe Of renewing interrupted
mensruaton but Ladies must bear in mind that there
Is one Condition Of tho female system in which the
Pills cannot be taken without producing peculiar
result The condition referred to Is pregnancy-the
result miscarriage. Such Is the irresistible tendency
Of the medicine restore the sexual functions to nor.
NAL condition, that the reproductive power of
nature cannot resist it, They do hahn In any
oiher way.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only medicine that married and single Ladies
have reiei upon for many years, or can rely upon
now. Beware Of limitations These Pills form The
Finest Preparation ever put forward, with immediate
aud persistent Don't be deceived. Take this
advertisement to your Druggist, tell him that you
want the best and most liable Female medicine in the
world, which is comprised 10
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS 4
They have received. and receiving tue sane
tion Of the most eminent Physicians in America. it
Explicit directions with each Box--the price, one
Dollar per Box containing from so to GO Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by remting the price
to the propretors o any aathorzsd Agent in current
funds.
SOLD HY DRUGGISTS GEN ERALEY.
HUTcHINs & HILJYER, Proprie.ors. NJ, !
rrif 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold in Perysburg BY PECK & HAMILTON, and IN /
Maumee City by II. BARBIr. Trade supplied by Ben
ton Bros, Cleveland. bowl
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Errnta,

In last weeks edition of the JOURNAL we in
advertcnty through tho multiplicity of ongof e.
ments on hand, overlooked two very provoking cr-
rors, viz. "The departure of the 6ith Battalion
was made to read the 18th Battalion and, in
the article " Back to the 'front.'" the "68th Regi-
ment" was changed to the "1sth," our readers
can correct at their leisure.
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CERTIFICATE.

/ certify that during the season Of 1863, owned
Black Hawk, | sold him after the last season 10
Major General lIartstu0 from whom he was pur-
asedin September last by Captain Day, his pres
The foregoing pedigree is in all respects true and
correct, and combines the qualities aud disposition
of the genuine Black Hawk stock, with the finest
thoroughbred blood in Kentucky.
OLIVER p. BEARD.
Attest: WILLIAM WAKEFIELDl
pQff.I III. II. PENNBLL. )Haf HF-Ts
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The original pedigree aud certificate can be seen
by calling on. the undersigned Preference will be
sige to good mares, and great care taken to avoid
Bile if any should occur
- G. j. ROGERS & CO., Proprietors.
Bowling Green, o., March "a. 1854. 4stf
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-T These Loz-
cnSes are prepared from highly esteemed
recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections
Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or soreness of the Throat.
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TIE CELEBRATED HORSE
Il Il KIN G Il o N
BLA OK HA w K!!

THIS FINE KENTUCKY HORSE will be
4 kept for service during the ensuing season at
the stable of Dr. w. G, Lamb, at Bowling Green,
Wood county, Ohio, where he can be found at any
time from the LIST of April until the lst of July
This horse will show for himself and breeders
are respectfully invited to examine him.
TERMs-Ten Dollars TO insure mare with foal,
to be due as soon as the mare Is known 10 bo with
iOal, or is parted with
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FEMALES FEMALES l;FEhALESl use that
safe, pleasant remedy known as HEE9HBOL DIS
EXTRACT menu for all complaints incident 10
the sex No family should be without Il, and nona
Will when once tried by them. tits usedpx Young
Ann olp, in the decline or change Of life, before
aud after marriage. during and after Confinement,
to strengthen the nerves. restnre nature 10 is nm
per channel aud iRyigontie the broken down CON
stiiulion, from whatever cause originating. "a no
more ireftsiess Pthsf Take hcia5oid's Eriracl Rs-
cha see advenlsemept ia another column Cut
oWt, aud send for &C. "a
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MILLINERY GOODS AT Al
BARGAINff
Look Out for the Spring Styles :

T AIDES OF PEYRYsBURG and vicinity noed
mot so to Toledo to get their Bonuels aud Mlilli-
merry Goods. Miss, Fowlera Establishment, on
louisiana Avcpue, Perrysburg, aig,rds every thing
desirable III lhis linc. Being constantly in receipt
Of tho very latest styles, she invites te public 10
call ami see her goods and spscimeus Of her work.
She gfves particular attention to the making OF
New BouLets, aud changing from old to new styles
to cutting ana fitting Dresses, aud N Short is pre-
pared to do everything pertsiiing 10 the conducting
of first class Millinery Establishment.
Miss ANN Il. FOWLER.
PerrysbWg, March 2, 1864. dim
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DESC,RIPTIoNaa

Lexington Black Hawk, is beautiful mahogany
brown, sixteen hands high, six years old this spring
and when in condition, weighs twelve hundred
pounds isa fast horse in harness, and is an ex-
cellent saddle horse
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M nRIEn

ROOD, YANH0RN-On the sih inst, by Eli
Phillips, J. p, Mr.. CLANCY i. Rood and Miss
Martha vanhorn, all of Wood County, Ohio,
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DYssOEUrTON.

NOTICE b hefehy giyen. that the s0partuership
y heretefnre existing between theslndersigned,
under the 6rni-pame Of Boslwick 4 rgler, X tIfis
day dissolved by mutual eoasent- AR. Tyler re-
firing. Mr.. o. a. Bnstwick having ufcha ased the
assets q the cUnegq, viii cs,ntnae the business.
and will settle all tip obligations OF tile late tirm
All persons iaebted 10 the late it, either bv note
same inHsesIihtely al1-s