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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

story is told of two men. Of the 20th
Massachusetts,, which well illustrates t,9
plgok Of ogr soldiers and heir indifference
10 'danger. In tho Battle 81 Mo WilQokbeSy
the goth was in the tllickest Of the 6Sht.
and one coor bearer after ynother was
Shot doYn' almost as fast as the men
conld be replaced. But such was tho
eagerhess to keep the Adg a]oft that 1t 6K6
timc tWp meh- IrishnislI- 5scadghf hold of
the standard at once as il was about to
fall, and struggled for it.. Just then q shot
struck the staff, cutting it in two and leave
lnS one gan YilbIth aae and the other
man viii, the short end Of the staff, the
gegtt - Iqg5ipS and llifns again, as II moth.
iaa had hanpened. ~ 80 80, -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

a NOTICE. - Eoiiee
"a IA hereby given ttat haYa This gay been duly
srponted and quaiIaed ~ Admip latrasers ~ taefp
tate OF William Burk, lat6 of Wood Noun'B, ONO,
Sraasea All srsona vii
a seeordlnrlv '. DUDLEY LOOMS. Admr.
A'se.eee1 IA EfTS-I'ff ~ n 6ds
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

JNXECUTOR,s NOTICE.-Noticeis y hereby
~ given that Ambrose p EgolestoD, EIecutnr
on the estate of Truman Eggleston, has flied his
final aecointin the Probate Court Of Wood county,
Ohio, aud the same win be for hearing on the 22d
day OF June, A. o.. sg4,
EDWiN FULLER. Probate Judge.
PeTysburg, May 20, 1854. ad
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
RnEsIpENr on TKE CONVICTION.

VAmAypIGuAM, in his second speech, i4
Dayton, on Thursday pigGt is represented
by the journal, as saying se
Were the people Of this town 70 insti.
gate such treatment Of him as he had be-
fore received, tile consequences would be
such that those of thirteen mouths since
would be but "a dnst III The scale II com.
parison. Again he repeated hiS yarhing.
tary commander of tho Presidents to uu-
dertake his arrest, under such circupsian.
ceb as before, tho persons and pr9pefty7 Of
bis enemies, 9f tlig sity, Y.seqla FfS held as
hostages. W -
The Empire tval's organ). follows itAP
with the following editorial thrust :l4,s,
1t is i,elievcd that Mr.. Lincoln will not
hayard coliseanences which he must know
10 be ieegilaBie, in cage Of . rdhhtitieus Of
tho arbitrary ptececdihgs qfP yS9s ago"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
In T sTkTHE PEARL WtktS

Elb pew spS ilnpToyes machinery, are gov IN
the most perfect cohaitioa te aeFyoar grindaag OF
all kinds in the best manner, at The shortest no
tice. With many years experience in the business
the best Oh FfaTbnery, and experienced and com
petent millcrs we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor rs with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many wears, we assure you no effort shall bespared
TO merit a continuance Of your favors.
s.-y- The highest n.agllet price at all times paid
for Wheat 700 DICKS 4 J0tdSSi9N,
s2tf Maumee City, Feb. IA '62.
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yplIandigham al Hens.

While the" ilustrious exile" was speaIy-
ing in Hamilton, q dispstsh was sent q. e
tleras' 5tr,ay,y, :, .vhiah the following res
pqnsp WIS returned;
SrRINoTIELp, ILLINoEs June 5, fes4.
TO the President of ne 7Aird Distrgs
Coapeation Hamilton, Ohio; '~''q'
The Convention received your dispatch
with enthusiastic applause. Illinois wiz
stand by Ohio in the paihttenSncc Of pst:.
sounl liberty. :" va ~ n"I'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

ANEW lpeA.--A corresponding Of ito
N1nniry Gentleman pregars lilnb td salt fdF
spiinkling on hay. Two quarts IL air.
Stacked lime is sufficient for q tnR az hay.
Ii is said to absorb tho moistnf6 elsd prs
vent noldin6ss, and stock relish she hay
thus prepared sfe.s ~ ~ n
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

As the season is approaching for tiie !Farrspiant
ing of trees, &c We beg to call the attention OF tloss
interested to ow large and web selected sfock o'
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Apricos, Ounce, Raspberres, BlackDerres'
Goosberrics. Currants, Pic-Plant Grapes, &c.
we have fuh assort4qrent of Fruit, qrpal4en enl&t
aud Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
'nrioss POMER0Y & BROS.
Office at tho Postoaicc, Perysourg, OHIO, Sr Mve
us call. Aou
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

A dirty little French Marquis. whose
dread of 'watAf YAs as great as If he haa
beon an insane po61Ile. was olice taken
very ill., and sent for an Eilgil sh piIysicizh.
IIaying examined the syanp lInsiSby no
means an agreeable task. from their cRntAR
tcr--t tho doctor prescribed the exiegual
application Of certain number Of gaiIsns
Of warm water, with soap Ia prcpcf lsola,
and the geutle friction ef ! f1s sa1iit Mon
)icur exasiksA9 tile AhrqGls. hpsFoE-
sirieken. 'this u washins onoeelff Il
must admit. replied tho practitioner, drily.
.lhs jsjady has that disad vantage.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

u.s. A military rnmmission at MBTfFees-
boro. Tennessee. lately tried &obsft Tay-
lor for whipping dEs' IL his slave women
till she disds sfoGajd him guilty osihAnslanglI.
tel, aild ssIlfsRcesl .iiinI 10 Ave years Ia tho
penitentiayy AT Albany. We ara glad that
Justice aild Bi9llt are beginning TO assert
their srpremasS. aiid hre rec1iving tho
Acknowledgement ,lue their righteous de-.
'icanaS God specd the good work! Z ~
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Fremont, Thursday, June soth., ! a.
woodvilIe, Friday, July Ist.s 1864.
Toledo, Monday, July 4th., 1864.
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS OF THE
PAVILION 40 Cents. Chtl4Fep nm
der 10 years Of age, rs cents.
DOORS OPEN AT 4 & 7P.M.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
I7eRY MEIGs NURs ERY.

- u a "A Y n a -
Attic PEusYsDuRG PosT OFFICE. '6e-ltf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

This Large and Magnitl.
cent Mstab blishmanE Wtn
axhihlt ct - Y n q -. y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-10
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser. ;.
Try Again.

Try Again.
The fuz ro-tcaI vers1u the eknown incident re-
ia % Rotert Eruc Who encouraged make another
pvtfac an. saecess of a spi4fr !. ron q,
pen Q! Eliza Cook
Once Bruce Of Scotland Hgnz him down .. --s
II lonely mod think
II. true he monarch and crosn,
But his beginning sink.
For he had bve4 trying n do 4 great deed
To make his people zaf;
IL had tri-I Al tried, bat he co,Iin't succeed, -
AEd hs heart vas sore and sat. -.
aunz himself down IN despair,
A. srieve'i as could be
And hour after hour ponder-d there,
- l must give IL up at last, ~ SAID he
Noz Just n the moment a spider dropped
With is sikea eobweb clue;
And ;he KING, in the midst Of his thinking stopp-d
To see what the spider would do
Il soon began 10 cling and climb
s,ralzls NJ with strong endeavor,
Bu- down Il came, tiu4- ufter tilne,
IL 70 the ground ever
But, nothing discouraged, again {, went
And Travelled a haIf-yard higher;
'TSas deicate thread had to tread,
And a road where its feet wouid tire
AEtf1 {, cyH and swung below,
Bat again u quickly mounted
TnI rp and down fast slow,
Nine brave attempts were counted
Sure cried the king "ths foolish thing
VIII strive climb,
Wh-n Il tolls 50 hard to reach anil cling
AMI tumbIss every time"
Bat steadily upward, inch by inch,
Higher anI higher it passed,
TIL bold lttte run, the very last pinch.
Put il into its web last.
bravo brnvo - the king cried ou,,
AN honor % those who try,
Tie SPIDER UP there dehsi dssPaIr,- E.. -.t
tie Conquered, Why ~ ulIn't p
mi Bruce q scotland braced his mind,
Aui, gossps tell the tale,
He tried once more, as bed tried before,
AEd that time lac dil not fail. -SeIecfsd.
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Financial News, Markets, &c.

Seu York, Wednesday, July 20 =. k.-Thc stock
u,arke, has been dull to-day with little change ia
price. Govornmeuts were barely sustained. The
fluctuations In gold have been follows AT /.
o'closk eG2: l0I 2Gl, 1925, 5Gik; lOjU s6OA
II 70. 2G2 ll.3o gt3N; il.Io, 26!i. IL, 2CS rs
tG3 1890, 2G2I !, 2c2S la 2Gl& Z, 9cis
10, 2J3. ..5I2JJs $40, 2G2I. $50 52H =
gdi% The money market has b.eu ~orAin. II shais
csaier to-day and there ~v al Increased amount d
cbtita Offering AZ I pei cent Prime Lusiness lvIs
pls-,l NJ palp but all produce paper wac clo-.l,
pcauncd and only discouniqd at hish rates, ~her,
based upon inflated p.i,es. Exchange W. iusciiNl
nj 10 for t'uld.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING., JULY n, 1861.


kIhIn PrtCsB uUo i''"Hp~p''
A recent advance In every article used by print
M bae induced ootempCrarics 81 to city Jour
ssls IN raise the price q their newspapers on md
aasr ,o-iay. Every one cony@sant "ith O. i'si-
pes Of publishing daily r.rcr knows ta' 'hc
csppy that IL paid every morning - the carror or
pevspapGr vcndcr for n copy 81 TnE Sos r'.cr
resrbcs the proprietor, who soIls his raI"r t. tic
curriers' and dealers nj a wholesale rate, sufficiently
svv W reimburse them for their lstor and riek.
Tor e,ne months the advance IN Tic cost q! paper
pDd materials has been greater than The put
liz GENERALLY orr aware q. Creator, We lclcve,
shan In many otlcr branchcsff business. We nrc
MOI uirrrisci. therefore, that our cotcmporarc.
have bscn otaigcl 10 yield 10 The procure q tic
Ames, and demand q TIE public a rcmuneratn"
price for an article thcy cannot ahori e. pro
sr less money. The enhanced cost o vhtc unpcr
ia aiooe giificcn, TO uriiiy ihc i~rro'ors q the
journals alluded 20 IN raising n, prices; adj T.
ihis TIC ircrcssod cos; Of running dor uHclinerl'
Abe additional price pad for Lab aud Tho Non-
dcr II tina, this adyanrc in pres w.n not decided
upon months AGO. In y ESQ.,. - ncwfpnrcr' wore
early reduced to double pf,c- ,hcn treble prices,
then % putlishnr half shoo,, and RON That to
doubling anil ,rclng Ito already Ligh prices II
thcir Journals until now, Confederate dollar 80
Soasidcrci an equivalent for n rebel newspaper.
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can bc governed by the better class Of thinkers ana
g statesmen. which compoy the party Of CoppsS'
BRiGn1. s1t,pI MIL. GoLDwIs SMITH and Diners
whose love Of liberty Is not checked by the boun-
dsrics Of States aud empires. and who hold that all
nations arc mutually iniercted IN each others hap
p.Ifoss AMI property.
AsFrthe non.in,orventou policy of England in
pa, 3, nr..rs. which formed the subject of the
urerl-.i vote of ocusure, II II probable that the
vs.. 4 the Houac Of Commons represents rnore
...r'- than the vote in ,bc Lords, tie sent uen,s
g. ,nc masses Of the English people. 1t IL difficult
to zee what real Interest they have IN p,unsng
INTO var to MAINTAIN tic old roketty Dlush mon
ae.fy. B.i that The tu.id, vacc Hating course Of
H. IL lsELI- deserves the graves ccnsurc there
can ic lille doubt. lie held cut hopes N aid 60
D.umsrk, which arc nov coolly repulinto !, and
AZ no, only aggravated the m s.ortuncs of thh,
Nation, but has lowered Tho dignity of his own
country. Whatever may h. The actual power Of
England. IL IL certain thai abe haH htu Lumi|iatcl
by the policy Of n, pAiAED4tOs G,~0rnmen'- and
IS re- r.ricd with scare, ~ disprusd contempt ~
Continental Europe. but fPNNEE.roN has saved
England from var by comIroui1r Il honor, noe
hoiy iiaagiuos that Eng lshmcn val feel any great
GouHe oi Humiliation, W long they have enough
~ eat and drink.
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The want ol cuuticnc" motion ~ t'o fu. 10
parliament, has terminated 10 % ucratiyc triumph
~ the PAINynsToS Ministry which ~ 20 give il i
II power tor another s,NT. l,.d rAiaEi,.uS
friumphcd IN he House 20. Commons uy u lie IA ma
so~ty OF olghtcau, Lut suffered do,oat "a the
2lou3e OF LORDS 10y "a nuortS of Iiur, in an uu-
2roceteu,edly nIll house @, tlroo hundred and
sorty peers. A. tie lower house EXERCISES the
controlling influence IA affairs of state, tie GOVERN
snent minority in tie House OF L.r.s VIII lie cogu.
scrusiarced by the Iusiouty u e., Commons aud
Nbe present Cibne. u t.eio.ory rca.n il, ~. or.
Iha result Ia not wholly w.ca pr,,od, nut p, .,r
trvn beng unsati siictory ~ ,e Lu,i,A STATE. A.
Enough ~ have Aa4 600 much reason io 'oirp'
u tho one s'de1 neutrality OF the PALNEr7 Ias.Hrs-
sn Cabinet yea II ~ certa that It has uitlac,,ed
. spirit ~ HARNESS wl..h II would be VAN
" expect hom lurr ministry. LIrl
PAInuisTos Is fully oomui .,d g.. tuIicy @. ucu.
aralty towards this country, while T,I prrti,
who would undoubtedly lv elevated 90 to,A. - II,
case Of the overthrow OF the prosc4, Cabinet. Il.
biassed ia favor oi the southern C,u'clcr..,. T..
wards which lac has alway l. auitcstcd the sr.r ost
sympathy. II the latter were clryauoi to- I,,yor a
would be impossibl, to ma utaiu lcacc tctuocu ih,
united States and Enc land iyr siN noutns ami we
Gre 80 it'll. in u position 10 I'unfc INTO
foreign war, that IT, triumIA 81
abe PALNERsros ministry affords u subj
sect for congrstulatou TO the people ~ this
country. Lord Derby r,prcscuts all the hatred auj
prejudice Of the FnglisA ~ ..ucracg against tree
som in any shape aud particularly against IT,,
tuitod States, the sole remaining hu'wark a
Iopuiar Liberty and self government ia tie world
1he palmorston ministry Is far from wishing r
well and dssres nothing more ardonty than th'
disruption Of tie unted States and ths success q
She slave coni"dor.cy but it's hatred ~ tompcrc,
by judsucnt aud II viii not plunge ENGLAND INTO
wa ~ resily Is Tory ministry would to soour'
che triumph Vi the South. As a cabinet representa-
sis sdvsired fuglish middle class fr eudsAp 20
she people Of he North u It's Struggle Tor free ir
siitrtions, Is q, present olt I tuc question, IT,
ovesthrow of the r,lmcrslou ministry would he
misfortune 10 our cause md would ue hailed a
sucA ia Rlchipopd. Education all kuowlelg
kuss nskS further advances III Engsui teiore Il
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regiment. The men thought thsa he hsd been
killed. and gave up all hopes Of ever seeing him
again. About three weeks after the hght the regi-
mcnt WINS surprised 10 see the wounded dog CON-
ing hmping into camp. ~ socn a. be tound his
old company, Curly exhibited the widest Joy. He
was reduced almost 10 skeleton and appeared 70
lie suffering deeply. Yet, when fondled by the
men, he barked and wageed his tail with unmis-
takeablc delight. Skvlfnl nursing and kind stten-
ton had powerful influence on the dog, and
he rapidly recruited in strength. and grew
much better. A, the sorrnng Of Look.
out Mountain, the 1ith Ohio aided in
the gallant charge, and bravely faced the
storm Of lcadcn hail. Ayain Curly was uufortu.
nate he was severely wounded In the right shou-
der by Minnie ba, from the effects OF which he
Is now suffering. Wien tie 1ith passed. through
Nashy Ne, some two weeks sso, en- route for home,
to be rel out Of ssrvicc. the faithful animal,
Ia tie hustle Of the movement. was separated from
tho men and left behind. On arriving at Louis
vito, the regiment offered large reward 10 any
body who would recover and restore TO them the T
ido-the nohhc, faithful Curly. The reward
prompted parties ~ make diisont search, and yes
iorday tic dog re ccivcd from Nashville, ut the
office of Captain Dunn, 10 be forwarded TO Coium.
bus. Ohio. lie Is still suffering from his last
wound. vet wears cheerful look. Around his
neck is csspc,i u steel collar-placcd there three
years sgo-si,h the following inscription " am
company AZ log whose dog are you l1th Ohio
volume or Infantry, [. >. A." We understand that
this noble hero Of the canine species viii he tor
Warloi 10 the Governor OF Ohio today, who In
tends 10 make MIN an honorary member oi tn,
capital. He returns from the battlefield " war
worn yct,Tan," marked with honorable wounds
and with n history ~ which the prOudcst might
vol lc proud. Noble Curly, faithful dog th'
STATE uf d no should gratefully cherish your me
Ivory a. the noblest of your Species
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The Hero of abe Re9iment-t Faithful
Dog.

TIE war, saws the Louisville Journal July 18th,
has developed many heroes. not only among men,
hut among animals. We learn Of the c,olucss
u'l fagncity Of the war-horsc, the devotion and
f,,rossuoss Of some pc,;ed bird, and. lastly OF the
uollc nithtulness and heroism Of the dog. Yes
tcrlay we gazed upon one Of these dog heroes and
learned Lis eventiu story. Three years ago, when
tie Eleventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry let Column
ups- Ohio ,for the field Of war, young lady pre-
srntci t. Co. A. " the regiment, = beautiful
| irGat-eyrd spanr.. The dog was young, aud
tecA'ur the Pet OF tie company. The men guarded
u u hrsl "a much for tie bright eyes ot the fair
Nly a. In Tie duclty and saIac.ty Of the animal
mo spaniel was named Curly, aud II early formed
warm attachment Tor tue COMPANY, ana It shared
| In al It's trumphs and dangers The regiment
| was INST thrown into Virginia, and in all the
bloody sccues OF the Eastern csrlpagns
| snnsuhary battles fought ly General Mcclellan 49,
Curry iuUo"ri his company, and, amid the
| smoke falnN fire AMI csrlncc rNbilIt.
| cd eoulucss aud bravery Inatk@I and aston
| hhiug T. iaacred not where the comp,l,y CHARGED
| il was followed by the faithful dog Al Two iii.
| iorent times Curly was seyerely Wouuded ON th.
| hatle fields of Virginia. Tie usu,t,4rs of the
company kindly dressed the bleediug wounds aud
| uur,ei tler pet until be was again attic Tor The
! march. Tue old llth, with General II ,oLer'i
| cops, transferred 10 the Army ui the south,
| west. a, tue battle Of Chicklinausa tue faithful
tog WAS again wounded And separated iroll the
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n rc ,po,ra IN he ,n,., a. ,r,.,,,c ,he passa,e b.
curs.,,ctcs5si,,,,,. ~ lao e..IIsb,,, ,iyLt
hours M n lcynl ,iav,s work. brings Ia tic s1r.,co
- lsc,sg,,, s,c,s ,,,a, have l.,r In III,
,,rcy,i d.sirc Of NJ, lA.,rny ,l,.s,. 4, irntro,e
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c,, I,,orsra and c,,,sc,,er,,v rata. tho .rice
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tn.nert. rycrv,b,n, pocs am stp,oulv. On.
establishment mo- o,,ib.r d. ,,l,yl IL, ,,,,,os.
a.. ,y.,.,.,,. ,,., ,r.y..,.t
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.i,,i,,er ,,L,el, inn, ,,, tb. ,.,,rkip, mon f..
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Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.


INV loRK, "wednesday, July ~ 1864.
plsuess generally has been considerably disturbed
b. tie fluctuations in gold and exchange, and iomes
lie produce has more than other articles advanced
materially tut tie speculation resulted TO render
our quotations almost unreliable. New apples are
ivt coming iuto market though not Of extra quail
,t. Blscsorri rvplerries, and the like more
Moderate, the supply being larger. Butter anJ meats
continue TO advance IA prce, notwithstsudin. many
have eft the city for the country and thus suiuller
sulHly of these arii cos being required.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Was IL II Ghost! Murders Detected by
Dreams; Witches In Africa Death Sensations
Coming to Ones Self; The Prodieal Man Fallen
PRAYED TO Death swearing Secret WTitius-in the
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Aug. 2Oconts
Ne..men have 1t. FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broad.
way, NY. .Gi
Neat Cottage, or Valuable Lot, Rt
Bell, aiu,, accessible by cars from AL the Brook
IN ir.I.e-, tor fllh IN small paymenu Meet
ingr every Friday evening, NJ Is, bowery. Attend
and learn 2Ua
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUC1. COfFIl
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a RhRt CHANGl-ilG0 WILL Bu
y ycd eetabl shed -. Al aud ESchsusc Office, q
lif-t avenue. Nut ~, -rli within s'DV das-.
nruur.- TOT In other hmeInr.- ~ aiteLd. q
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n,an,s "a. BE- Double STRENGTH Life

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scruiula cTysil laa, salt rheuu, pmpltr hotchts,
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til. blood meruTial complaints, debility liver ami
kidneys, inciplent consumption, &C., are NOS, GER
tainly cured BY this great purifier HfArIS "a
b." BALSAM has cured thousands Of cases OF thee
and similar diseases, and II viii most certainly cure
am ca = hicn can be reached by eiicne II taken
in accJrdsuce with the directions, n. B.-CHAN
IN PRICE Hyatt's a. b. Lie BllsaIn Is nov sold
at tl25 six bottles, 5000. Hyaus LIE Balssn, here
oio!c sod BY druggists and Others at rs cts per tot
lie. IL one dollar Principal Depot 446 Grand It, l2g
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4 CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE CHEAi
inasooi location, inquire In the store, No.
9th ave.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A O. ii. No. l2.-Ilik OFFICERS AND
"a. usultH- IT the tlUyr DiY ,son are relue-te to
attend ~ .oisl meeting on tins Ihursiay e,tIing,
-lt iu-t AZ O'clock, ~ 81 Chalies' Hall C,5 Eighth
ave. 10, order Vi TAlkICk fLlN Prest, PAT
RICK McGl RE sec 10
A y. II. NO.l-THE OFFICERS AND
"A. member u N, ho'e division requested to
attend = me"tinL on FRIDAY th' 30, IN nilltinAn's
HAL, 10th - and 1th ave, ~ thcIr Ia business Of
importance % b.. transacted. - order Of JOHN
KElIl, Pres. THOMAS GALLAGHER, Sec l2G
RATHER MATTHEW I. \. Is. SOCIETY,
No. ., y. y. litll sirA st. .ud ave this Thurs-
day evening al ociugE. SPEAKERS iOT the occasion,
Nj. sutton and Mr. Nalw singing by Nj. Aus
IN, PakhOus llatch llJu.s and Tailor, " ~ Park
hou-c Miss Noo4r and Mirr Auni son ana Prot. Mon
ur.l u VI llesidt at tie ilsnoiOTtr. l.. UCONNtk
fles,., NJ. J. SAL 81 Re. see. llp
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NITOOD-WOOD-BE QUALITIES OF
w pine OAK aud hickory VOID Tor sale b the load
cord OF cargo, vt the lowest market prices ROW,
LAM Y CO, I'd ", ut seth nd ssth n, w