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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

Nov, under Abolition rule, y ~ receive
two dollars in greenbacks for your wheat
n nj can Inv.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
MIs TINS .IsAnM0NYI,n

We stated last week that Mr.. Alex. Reod
Of Lucas county, had pledged to the Do.
mocracy of this county, the Lucas county
vote for Mr.. Waite two years ago, in case
they would nominate such q man as Colonel
Rice. The Biaie, on the authority of Mr.
Reed, charges that our assertion is an un.
qualified falsohood Our authority for max
ing the assertion is the statement of three
reliable Union mon of this place, who woro
told by Il Democrat of this place, that Mr.
Reed had made such proposition to him
Farther than this "deponent saith not!'--
The atlidavits of the Union men, thot such
a statement was made to them, can easily
be obtained and it Mr.. Reed or the Blade
"or any other man." desires it, we will
agree to simmer the matter down to ques,
tion of vorocity between Mr.. Reed and the
Democrat referred to, and let them settle
the question as they see proper.
On this question there is certainly nc
reason for the extreme sensitiveness of the
Bt1de and its faction, tor it is a fact beyonc
question, that they have been doing, nnj
attempting to do, this very thing, through
out the Tenth district However, when
man is caught in telling lie, nothing makes
him so wrothy as 20 be told that he is a liar
We suppose that it is this well established
principle, which makes tho Blade and itt
friends" So extremely nervous and angry
when they get caught in doing what every
knows they are doing.
Although we don't intend to do any.
thing which will aid the BLADE and it's fac.
/ tion to succeed in their desires, yet We
have some regard for their regulations
We therefore advise them to keep as still
an quiet as possible, for the moro nnis,
aud stir they make, the more trickery and
/ political rascality will come to light.
We cannot help rcmarking tho faithfui
ness of the Blade TO its Democratic an
10Th r. friends. When any of them got
| caught at their tricks, tho Blade is always
ready TO raise it, hands in "holy horror
roll its eyes in "speeohess agony" ant
ask concerning the erposme, as ms HlR.
] MoNYg'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
GsCHRUPTIONu,

The Toledo Blade. Hood County hide
pendent, Napoleon NortL.West, and all the
other papers which either openly or secret
iy are endeavoring 10 secure the election
of Colonel Rice, have rails ed unocasirg
howls about the efforts at corruption
which are beihg made, by Mr.. Ashley anil
HE friends. thinking that nobody would
dare to expose their efforts at corruption.
Que Of The above editorial worth es charae
that the PGtHam County ltigTdph was
established aud supported 10y asseSsmet Is
on Mr.. Ashley's friends. At this point for.
boar Ance ceased to be virtue" aud the
IsIeSraph "opened out on the doings Of
the DIasls clique, MIR. Foster editor of the
Telegraph. states that soon after the nom.
inatlon ol M,. Rice, he was approached on
the subject Ol supporting Rice, and he was
offered Fare HapGred Dollars il he would
do that sa,l,ol' Four honorable gentle.
men" Of To,edo. VisiIod Ottawa TO arrange
the mas,vi, anu ID, money was 20 be paid
BY a awyer ~ho bds his abiding place" in
the B!aI,ss ollee Gnlldng, and who is said to
be la ''o,ose cOInaiu ion' With the political
managers Ot tlIa, establishment.
IL 10 woluy OF remark. that all the men
engaged in this attempt at corrupting tho
7steyraph and ito readers, are. according
t. the E.c-Ie answering Union menl"
Whether dizzy expect to set their money
back, "a ~ shape OF an OTIS at the hands
ct Coh'Esl I.iee, we arc not l. iormed, but
We pfesul4e such is tAe ~As that is cen.
orally tao way such loul,ao 0.hel "inno
eeut Eersons operated
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
wAH NEWS,

Owing to the pressure of political mat
ters this wook, we are unable to devote
our usual space to war news.
Everything, however, is going on to the
satisfaction of everybody, except the Cop.
pelheads- they don't like the way tho war
is coudu ted at all, as the rebels are get.
ting soundly thrashed in all directions.
A few days since, Grant made an ad.
vance on Richmond. taking several hundred
prisoners, and captarjng fifteen pieces of ar.
tillery; in consequence of which the Rich
mond people have become terribly fright
ened, and jeff, Davis has doomed it advis
able TO go to Alabama and SEQ General
Hood
In other divisions of tho army all il
going on well.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
PnYsIC AND POLITICS.

Fourteen allopathic physicians of Toledo
having taken oliense at the fact that the
surgeon of the Eurolling Board for this
District is a homeopathst, have issued q
circular to the physicians of the Tenth
Congressional District, urging them tc
use their influence to defeat Mr.. Ashley
for not securing that Office to member OF
the allopatho school. We make tho follow.
ing extract from the Circular
THAT form of quackery known as home.
opathy, has of late, prevailed somewhat
IN our towns and cities. 1t is unnecessary
to ollor to men of your Intelligence, rcfu
tation of this pretending system. On its
ace IL is 50 absurd that no man prlctis.
lug it, has been thought worthy the place
OF surgeon in our Army of Navy. To he Il
homepathist, has 10y those having control
OF the matter, been considered sufficient
reason for declaring thom from an cXamm
alton even, for any such position; and you
as we'll as ourselves, honor those who have
intexibly adhered to this rule.
Notwithstanding these facts, the Sur
geon of the Enrolling Board for this Goa.
grossioual District, is homoopathist,
The mere announcement of this tact, W,
are sure, Will occasion in the mind OF ev
cry honorable physicjan,s, feeling OF sad
ness as well as disgust. That man whJ
is the representative of q System so absurd
and so totally at Variance with the recog
uized principles OF sieutidc truth should 6e
selected for the only Office in tho district
that must necessarily be filled by one
one OF the medical profession, viii At least
excite your surprise"
With tho allopaihic and homeopathic
scools Of practice we have nothing to do
and express no opinion as to their relative
merit We have known many intelligent
gentleman and skilllul physicians in both
schools of practice, This much may at
least DO said the man or set of men who
at this day denouneo the homeopathic sys-
TEN Of medicine as form OF quaokery'
are certainly bigots, If they are not def.
cient in brains. We believe that such
worthless as these should not be permjtted
to remain "unkuown 10 tame"--we there
fore give the names of those whose sigma
mres are appended to the circular;
:. b. Trcmbcly, N. D.. d. W. Chamherlin.
NJ. d.. s. +. Forbes, NJ d.. Charles II. Swan.
NJ. b.. y. Dalton, NJ. D., A. W. Fischer. NJ.
d. +, e. Bradley, NJ, D., Chas, Cochran, NJ.
d., NJ. Z. z, Plossner. NJ, D., w w. Jones,
NJ. d.. J. W. Bold, NJ. D.. T. J. Eaton, NJ.
D., S. IL. Bergen, NJ, D.. }. G. Nolen, NJ. ID.
~-----~-sS~-------
Cowper says that the tear that is wiped
with address may bo followed perhaps, by
u smile" 1t il is a wOman's tear, the per.
haps is unnecessary you can always dry il
with . dress,
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"RALLY ROUND THE FLAG!"

The present is the last ISSUE OF the Jour
nal which will reach our readers before the
State Congressional and County elections
ana we wish to impress upon the friends of
the Union couse throughout the county the
importance of getting out every loyal voter
under no circumstances let one romain
at homo who can possibly be got to the
baliot-box. Lay aside your business, and
devote tho day to aiding the Union cause,
Although the success of tho Union ticket in
this County, District and State is beyond
question, let tho vote of the Union party be
go overwhelming as to forever cru h tho
feeble hopes of success yet Pickering in tho
hearts of the Copperhoai sympathzers of
jeff Davis and his consprators. Let the
verdict be triumphant, and glorious win,
dication Of the loyalty of the country, aud
another crushing blow TO traitors, North
aud South. Aagain we say--every man TO
the polls land when the votes are counted
they will make q record Of which every 10y.
oil man may well be proud,
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THE CoPPERuFAD CANDIDATE
ron CONGRESS.

The principal claims which have yet
been brought forward iu Colonel Hce's be.
half, as reason why he should receive
the votos Of tho citizens Of this District.
arc his services ae a soldier. We confess
to having always admired and respected
the soldier who under all circumstances
has proved true to his country and his ilag.
We have an idea, however, that did we
know a soldier who bad fought his coun-
try's battles for three years, or twice three
years, proving faithful to his flag and re.
ceiving many honorable wounds during
that period, aud had then concluded his
career by desertng to the enemy and be.
traying his cause, we should entertain
anything but feeling of respect or vener-
alton for him. All his gallant services or
honorable wounds could not atone for the
wrong and dishonor he did his country
aid it's cause, by that single net. And THE
explains our feelings toward Colonel Rice.
! His services in the army have been valu-
bic, aud the wounds he has received are
honorable and severe. For all this atone
he is entitled to honor and respect.
But political Convention assemblies at
Chicago whose members, by their speech
cs and acts, prove that they are in sympa-
thy with, and desire to aid the traitorous
enemies of their country and their flag. A
| few days later Convention assemblies at
| Napoleon, indorses the action of the Chica-
go Convention sympathy for traitors aud
Ml--and on that Endorsement nominaies Col.
Rcc Can he accept the nomination. Ger
| taiuly, not honorably But he did accept
it, aud with it necessarily accepted the
platGorm--tlle Chicago Platform-on which
he was nominated, which denounces the
war as a failure, and demands an " ilp,eai-
dte cessation of hoStitities!" Nominated as
he was on that Platform, its language be.
comes virtually his own. Think Of tho Col
of an Ohio regiment, declaring, at this day
that "the war is failure" and demanding
an "imme9idte cessation Of hoStilitieS"
! We do hesitate to declare our honest
! beliefthat the acceptance by Col. Rice OF
such nomination, under such circumstan.
ces, and on such Platform, more than OBJ.
literates all the glory of his gallant deeds
and honorable wounds, and leaves him a
mere tool, in the hands of the sympathizors
Of the traitors whom he has been fighting,
to bring dishonor and disaster upon his
country aud lis flag; trobs him of all the
| respect and honor which he could other.
wise rightIully expect from his fellow-cit
izens, aud releases every loyal man from all
| obligations to "do him reverence"
We should bo glad could we think differ
emily concerning Col Rice, yet we believe
the conclusions wo have arrived at will be
endorsed on the llth inst. by a largo ma
| iority of the voters of this District. and
that on that occasion the people will, by
an overwhelming verdict, declare their de
termination to Withhold honors from even d
soldier who takes part in dishonering his
flag.
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Circular.

STATE UNION EXEC. Cow. RooMs,
C1LuMpUs o. Sept. 20, 1864.
10 ibe CsStral Committee Of lPooa Co. o.
The day OF election is near a / hand, See
that your townships are thoroughly organ-
lied, and u complete list OF the Union voters
in the hands of several active men at the
polls Soc that every Union man is on hand
aud puts in his vote. Beware of illegal and
fraudulant votes, Let no man vote who is
not legally entitled o 10 so. Look out for
deserters and skulkers IRON the draft. who
will try TO vote in other counties than their
own. Let these meu be marked, and lot tho
punishment OF desertion, as well as that OF
fraudulent voting follow them.
Quo thing more; Let the law with regard
to closing AL Liquor shops be strictly en-.
forced, aud in addition 10 this, lot every
business man close his house ON the day of
election, and repair carly to the polls. Let
the merchant, the mechanic, the profession.
al maU, aUd the laboring man, all give tho
day 10 the cause of the country and the I'm.
ion, The times demand tho services of ev-
cry man. 4 secret aud tratorous Toe is in
our midst and active at work. We must
defeat him, One days work, men of tho
Union party. one days earnest aud faithful
work. aud all is well. Work for yourselves
and your children against men who would
sell your country 10 rebels and traitors.
BY order Of the oommttso,
q. NoLNEY DoRsEY, Chm.
JAAE' WILLIAMS, Secy,
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DRAFTED.

"Dear Bill-You were drafted yesterday
writes friend in the 10th district of POM
sylvania. As we are not, aud have not, for
some time, been resident of said dstrict
we think there must he some mistake,
However we shall report as the Law di'
rects" and sec what comes of it,
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GENERAL BLAIR
sSRESIGNED."

On the 23d inst, at he request Of me
President. Postmaster General Blair resign
ed his office. The President has rendered
the vacant seat in the Cabinet to ES.GoV
ernor Dennison Of Ohio, who has accepted
the position, and left for Washington some
DAYS since to assume the duties ST the
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voTERs nENIErIRERi

That Colonel Rico received tho Cop-
perhead nomination for Congress, In
this District, because, TO use she lnn-
guago of his friends; ''EIc was the idol
OF his rcglment-aud his srcRtmcntW"s
the only one from Ohio thRtgaVc ma
iorIiY for XRlInndiEhaml
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Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
Perrrsburg, Ohio, OeLober Ia, ls64.

DoAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL the Commissioners Of Wood county have gran
ted view and survey upon a petition tor county
road, commencing at the northeast corner ot sec
ton twenty five (25) town (5) north range twelve
q p east and running west on the section line, be-
tween sections "a and % OF said town and range,
to the northwest rncr of said section twenty five
25) and there terminate; and that the viewers and
David Donaldson, surveyor, will meet at the house
of A. II. Oae in Freedom Twp, Wood county Ohio,
on the first day of Novem oer 1854 or within i've
DAYS thereafter, to view and survey the same;
A. II. OGLE.
u, r., Oot t,t 1874 Dad
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VOTEns RENTEMuEWl

TiH Coi. Rics staads eOmatied to Ae support of
tls Chicago PIaySca aud ia aos,iae,'j Hon. Jam,s
N. A@''y i'd knopa O@dtried Representative OF sES
PriaeiPtrS o'meiaed IN he Bal6nors Playorm. By
yo"r ro'c' for Rpre'sa'diivs, you called upon to
choose betcssa he Coppsrseod "impslis cessation Of
AOsiiiHies' oadae Uaioa "Oyoron prosecution Of the
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DtTCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
lJJames Ferguson and others, hereby make ap-
pijeatinn 10 {he Trustees Of jackson Township for
the locating and constructing Of a Ditch OF Water
Course commencing at the line Of Wood and Ham
cock counties, thence Running North through or
near the center of the East half Of sections w and
% 23CN JAMES FEhGUSON.
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PROCLAMATION.

l. CHAS. G. BAIRD, Coroner and Acting Sher-
ir Of Wood county, Ohio, do hereby notify the quail
fled Electors Of the county Of Wood, and State Of
Ohio, to assemble in their respective townships at
the usual places of holding elections on Tuesday,
being the 5th day Of November, A. d. 1864, ana
til en- and there to proceed as the law drects TO ell
ect q Electors of President and Vice President of
the United States, in pursuance OF the Constitution
and laws Of the Uuited States and of this state.
Givenu under my hand oficihlr, at Perrysburgi
this LIST day Of October A. D., 1864.
CHAS. C. BAIRD.
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CLOTHING,
CUTLERY.
GROCERIES,,
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS.
CLOTHING,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c.

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at a very small advance
upua cost. All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prices to demonstrate to the people Of this place
and vicnty that it is their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of many
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us cali
before you make your purchase, and we win prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains.
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Yo,nrs un,nn,nhnrI

That the COPpcrhead Convention
which nominated COIOneI Rice, uuan-
imOusly endorsed tho Chicago plat-
form thereby placing him under ObIi-
gNtiOns,if elected, 10 labor for an ''im-
mediate cesSAiIOn OF hOSIiIItINN -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at just what it costs to import them;
hence he can afford 20 sell goods at
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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DOR SALE--The residence owned by Mrs. E.
Il Bartlctte. now occupied by f. Graham. Terms
reasonable, For particulars enquire Of Mrs. BART
LETrE, at the residence OF John Web, Esq,
Front Street.
perrysb0Tg, Sept. 2l, 1854. 2lf
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold which is an item of
grsatinterestto the people of Wood county. A suf-
iicient in ducement we take it, to make Perrys-
burg 1e trading point.
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VOTEIkN IfEmEWRrV.,

That the CoppeI head d friends OF Col.
Mtce, beast that he voted for VaIsan-
esghs..Al, tAaal lac has always been a.
DenOcrat, that he never VOIed WuV
Hut tho DEMOCHtATAC TICKET, ana
!hae he has =tWSys shUnned the Un-
len unoVeInents
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct
exhibit Of the receipts and expenditures OF Wood
County, Ohio, for the year ending September 10Th
1854, as takon from the books at this office.
GEO, n, PARSONS, Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE, WuoD Co., ..
Perrysburg, Sept. II, 1854. 25a
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r. r. MILLER s co.
A HUGE" INVITATION
is EXTENDED
TO EVERYBODYy
TO CALL AND ExAMsSE rnE
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS
WHICH HAvE JUST BEES RECEIVED AT
The Well-knOwn Dry Goods store
II. IL. MILLER 81 CO.,
PEHRYsBURG, OHIO.

MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF GOODS
SILKS.
Plain, Black, Figured and Faucy-all styles
DRESS GOODS,
OF every style and quality desired.
ALPACAs,
OF the most beautiful colors
DELAINES,
Said to be the best stock in towu
FRENCH PLAlDS
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGHAMS, PRINTS, DEBAGFS, &c,
That can not fail to give satisfaction
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
You can get any thing you want.
All tho new colors.
DouEsTICs,
Sheetings, Shirtings, Ti.kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambria
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Fgur
EHBROIDERIES,
Linen and Thread Edgings.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Every style and quality.
LINEN HANDKERCDItFS,
Warranted Pure Linen.
TABLE LINENS,
Brown and Bleached.
HOSIERY,
For Ladies, Misses, Children and Men.
GLOVES,
Kid, Silk, Lisle, Cotton, sc
Wells,
Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered
FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular,
SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality.
HOOP-SKlkTS AND BALhORALS.
Do not buy until you our styles.
In addition to the above, we have secured an
extensive assortment of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05

BRIssroSg FoR SyINE.-A few spoonfWls
of pulverized brimstone, or -four of sulphur,
in little dough, should be administered as
often as once fortnight to swine while
A,tening.
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UNION NATIONAL TICKEr.


Election Day, Tucsday, November 3
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Election DaY, Tuesday, October II.
suraEAp iupors,
(Por Fail TermI
LUTHER DAY, Of Portage county.
tTo All vacaucies-Long Vacancy
WILLIAM WHITE, Of CLARK county,
Cshort vacancyO
uostcR wILDEa, OF Ashtabula county
SECRETARY oF STATE,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Of Hamilton county.
ArroRNtY orNERAL.
nv. y. RICHARDSON, OF Monroe county
eoMrrRoLbrR OF the rRrAsuRT,
MOSES r. BR,ILEY. Of Fulton couniy'
so.Rp or rupuc woREs,
(Full Term)
PHILIP HE ZINC, Of Auslalzo county.
tFor vacahcyO
JAMES MOORE. Of Coshooton county.
Union District Ticket.
p pkPnEsrNTAIivE iN coNaREss,
JAMES ". ASHLEY, o, Lucas county.
U1ion County Ticket.
rop auERIFF,
CHARLES W. EvERS.
ron COMMISSIONER,
ADDISON LANSDALE.
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HARDWARE. GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing opurchase anything in this line
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of the
public is respectfully invited TO my extensive stock
feeling assured il win be time prodtably spent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUnE MOTIVES.

The Independent, says It happens 10 know
that those Union men whorefuse TO support
Mr. Ashley, are actuaied by the most pure
motivess Think Of a man who has cold bis
vote and influence. soul body, and
breecbes-to the Corperheads, talkiag
about pure motives" Taught
A DMINTSTRATRIk' NOTICE. Notice is here
~ bv given that the undersigned has oeen auly
appoiuted aud qualified Administrative Of the es-
tate bg James Forrest, deceased. All concerned 70
govern themselves accordingly.
ANNA F0RREST. Administrative.
Oct 81, 1884. 23d.
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THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNEss
is QUALITY.

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer
riety elegance, richness, cheapnesS, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fcred in the West A
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W.. y. HITCHCOCK,
Staple, Fancy and Fashionable,

Which he invites the public to call and examine,
and fully satisfy themselves, both as to quality
and price. t7
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Cowper says that the tear that is wiped
with address may bo followed perhaps, by
~ smile" 1t it isa wOman's tear. the per.
haps is unnecessary you can always dry il
with dress,
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.w-Proaaos taken in exchange for goods.

PsrvsAurr May 20, 1858,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
- llls.,t.
ANDREW JoHNaoN,
ron vrcE rREsrpRNr,

Tho Union State Ticket.