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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
T. R. MILLER g. 90.
A HUGE" INVITATION
IS EXTENDED
TO EVERYBODYy
70 CALI AND ExAMISE rHE
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS
wnrcn HAVE Just BEEN RECEIVED AT
The Well-knOwn Dry Goods store
f. X. MILLER 81 CO.,
PBtRYsBURG, OHIO.
Thankful for an Increased patronage, we respect
fully solicit its continuance, and again take pleas
ure in saying 10 our many friends and customers
that we have just received from the East our first
stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
We are consequently enabled to present to our
frienGs and patrons Of the most desira bic and
Attractive stocks of Goods
IN
NORTHWESTERN OHIO,
WHICH rs MADE UP IN PART FROM THE FOLLOWING
kAnA tEiNFA,-r AnI,AA @r @>~%A

MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF GOODS
SILKS.
Plain. Black, Figured and Fancy-all styles
DRESS GOODS.
OF every style and quality desired.
OF the most beautiful colors
Said to be the best stock in town
FRENCH PLAIDS,
In styles the most beautiful
GINGHAMS PRINTS, DEBAGES, &c,
That can not fail to give satisfaction
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
You can get any thing you want
All the new colors
DoNESTICS,
Sheetiugs, Shirtings, Ti;kings &c
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambrie
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Figur
EHDRoIDERtEs,
Linen and Thread Edgings
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Every style and quality
LINEN HANDKERCHIkFS,
Warranted Pure Linen
FABLE LINENS,
Brown and Blcached
HOSIERY,
For Ladies, Misses, Children and Men.
GLOVES,
Kid, Silk, Lisle, Cotton, &c
Wells,
Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered
FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular
SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed in both style and quality
H00P-SKIRTS AND BAbM0RALS.
Do not buy until you see our styles
In addition to the above, we have secured an
extensive assortment of
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which Is item OF
grsatinterest to the people Of Wood county. A suf
nicient in dueemeAb we take it, to make Porys-
burg the trading point.
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nITCH NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
1CJameS Ferguson and others, hereby make APP
nlication to the Trustees of jackson Township for
the ioGating and constructing OF Ditch or Wa.er
Course, commencing at the liue ofWood and Han
cock counties, thence RAINING North through or
the center ot the East half of sections 33 and
% 93c& JAMES FERGTTSON
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McCLsn.AS finds SuEeNAN TO be gallant
and skilllul." Yet when in command of
the army ho sent tho same Shermh 70 the
Benton Barracks, St. Louis, as "a crazy
man"
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HARDWARE. GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will find ii 10 their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of the
public Is respectfully invited TO my extensive stock
feeling assured twill be time probably spent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Six to eight thousand seres OF cotton are
in cultivation in Sonora. Tso crop prom
ises a fine yield.
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THE VERY BEST TEST OF oHEAPNEss
is QUAIL

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer va
rietv elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any Dow Of
feTed in the West.
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Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
Perysburg, Ohio. October lst. 1851

D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
ltho Commissioners Of Wood county have gran
ted view and survey upon petition for a county
road, commencing at the northeast corner Of sec
ton twenty-five (25l tnwn 10 north, range twelve
u2) east and running west ON the section line, be-
tween sections "a and 25 of said town aud range,
to the northwest corner OF said section twenty five
l2S and there terminate; and that the viewers and
David Donaldson, surveyor, will meet ut the house
Of A. H. 0gle in Freedom Twp, Wood county Ohio,
ON the first day OF November 1864, or within five
days thereafter, to view aad survey the samo.
A. II. 0GLE.
Freedom Twp, Oct LIST 1854 23d
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Con. Hooker has boon assigned 70 The
eomuand Of tho district embraciDgI oaio,
Indiana aud Illinois,
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CLOVER HULLER

| store, one ol McDnnatdS aud Laughlins Clover
liulers, the best in the country; will hull from
10 bushels Of seed per hour. Is new and in per-
feet order aud viii be sold at great bargain.
ID. kREPS.
Peuvsbarg Aug. l7th 1861. ITa.
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. Noticeis here
~ by given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed aud qualified Administrators of the es-
tate of James Forrest, deceased. All concerned to
govern themselves accordingly.
ANNA FORREST. Administrators.
Oct III 1874 OQd
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HEADQR's Dept of Va. AND NC, I
October 7th.-Il;30 NJ.

TO IL. Gen. Grant:-Brney has regain.
cd Kautz's old position and holds the enc.
my in the inner line of entrenchments
around Richmond, extending from the Dar-
bytown road to connect with Weitzel on
the left, near Port Harrison.
There has been no movement at Peters
burg to-day, We have much the best of
this days work. At least 200 of the enc
my were killed and wounded, 100 taken
prisoners and a bloody repulse. Gen.
Gregg, commanding Fields division, is re-
ported as killed, by a lady who saw the
boiy. b. L. BurI.Ea.
No dispatches have been received from
the commands of Sherman, Rosecrans or
Sheridan, later than reported in my tele.
gram Of yesterday.
Il. NJ. STANTON.
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WAR DrFA~rfsr, wAsnSroS

Oct. 9th, NJ.
TO Maj. Gen. Dia This Department has
received the following Of The enemy's
assault yesterday oI Gen Bntlers lines,
their subsequent repblse, aud Gen. Birneys
brilliant action, ,,dfivhg the enemy to their
inner line Of entrendrments around Rich.
mond.
HEADQUARTERS Der or VIRGINIA. AND
Norm CARoLfNIA, october $3.50 p. NJ.
Lteut. deh Grants At 6:30 this morn
ing tho enemy having moved Fields and
liOkes divisions from che left az Chapin's
Farm road, to our right a. Derbytown road,
they attacked, with spiri, Kautz's cavalry
IN their intrcnchments and drove them
back with small loss of mer, but the loss
OF his artillery. The enemy suffered con-
siderable loss in the attack The enemy
then swept down tho entrenchnents towards
Blrncy, who, having thrown hack his right
awaited their assault and reWlsed it with
very heavy loss to the enemy. The cnemy
IN the meantime advanced towards New
Market, but were met by Federal force at
the Signal Tower, at o'clock n the after
noon. took the offensive sending Brney
with two divisions up the Dabytown roa |.
The enemy retreated as lIo adyapced and
Birney reached and now occupies the en-.
trenchnents which the enemy ,ook from
kauiz, and were fortifying tor themselves
Oar loss has been small, not one-eight that
OF the enemy. We have about 100 prison.
ers. B. +. BUTLER, Maj. Gen.
lIEADQ'Ks 10rH Army CoRPs, Oct. 8, 10;
10 A. M.-We have repulsed tho attack oI
the enemy on our light flank with great
slaughter. The troops seem to be Fields
and Pickott's division. send you batch
OF prisoners. | am extending my right
Hank. The enemy seem to be entrenching
on the Darby Road. d. b. BRNEY,
Major General.
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PcrrysburG Nay 20. lssa.
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TIE TENTH n,sTnICr

As ncaras can be estimated from tho re.
ports that have thus far been received, the
following are the najoritos in the several
counties composing tAis District
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PROCLAMATION.

I, CIIAS. G. BAIRD, Coroner and Acting Sher-
ia of Wood county Ohio, do hereby notify the quail
flied 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 Sth day of November. A. D., 1864 and
then and there 10 proceed as the law directs, to ell
ect q Electors of President aud Vice President OF
the United States, in pursuance Of the Constitution
and laws Of the Uuited States and of this state.
Given under my hand officially, at Perrysburg,
this LIST day of October. A. D., 1854
CHAS. @. BAIRD,
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Eg-rrOdues taken ine1chssse for goods.

W. J. HITCHCOCK.
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d r q s s. G. O o d s. F!
SILKS, sHAwLs, DONEsTICs, BONNETs,
TRIMMINGS, LACES, COLLARS GLOVES,
HANDKE2CHIEFs, HOSIERY, PRINTS,
MUSLIVS GINGHAMS, EoTIoNS, sc,
Comprises all the new and desirable styles in the
market, and will be sold at prices exceedingly low
compared with the Wholesale rates.
We would also invite attention to our extended
assortment Of
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
CONSISTING FART OF
suTRTINGS
SHEETINGS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS.
CLOTHING,
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
In fact every thing in either the Fancy or Staple
Furnishing Line, either for Personal Adornment,
or Domestic Utility.
OUR STOCK OF
Groceries,
Shelf Hardware,
Cutlery,
Glassware,
QueensVare,
Yankee Notions, &c.
IS FULL AND COMPLETE.
Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest
~ Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels.
A.G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
Perrysburg, May 6, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
Total Bonds and Stocks
AUDIT oR's O1FICB, Iowa,
Dne MONIES. Jan. -. 1854.

AUDIT oR's OYgIC1, Iowa.
D1s MOINHs, Jan. -, 1854.
It ishsreby certified, that on the twenty-third
day Of January, 1864, = sworn statement vas fled
In this Office, showing the condition Of the Con-
necticut Fire Insurance Company, located It
Hartford, in the State of Cnnecticut, ON the
6rst day Of January, A. d., 1854. IN accordsnee
With provision Of an Act u the General Assem-
bly, Of the STATE Of lows, entitled ian aet n r.
latlou to lnsufasee Companies," approved Jsuu-
asy 7sth, 1887, asl an Act smsn1alssy thereto,
adpsoscd February 9Th, 1859, and - At II rolA.
tien to Life Jssurapes Cempsuiss, appeesea
M b l7tb, 1855; thst aid siste9eu6 shows
that saia Osmpany 10 posssssed ct Ne reqaisss
amount cf capital and invsetsd - required b.
Law. ~
Authority 10 therefore sivsa 70 ths shove nam
a Company to traEssct their sppeepsists busi-
ness Of Insurance. In tris 6tsts. IN sccosdease
9TH thslaws thereof, until. the 3lst day o, .IAn-
uary, A D.. 1865, re- t.ss ~ ~
Isis alsJ cers,iod, that Louis A. Msohlot. I'm
Of Davenport, has bsen duly appointed s. esid
ney for the County Of Scott, with full povVr a
take risks 81 insurance thsifin 1nd 70 asknoul.
edge setvice Of process, - pfovidsd b law. uron
his diisg With the Uisrk II the Distfios Court n
and TOT setd County. certified copy u The stats-
mens - hls in this once. II 70 further eorti1sd
thst TIE stsaeAed 10 rae aad cosrest cppy 81
II tss a.sosy whereof, I ksv, hsr,.
IL. unto st NJ had - a1xsd ~ sea- a
~ ONCE the day and ytaf Afss shove Wit.
ten. Z ". ia fTEi.r.
s..on 1 ~ Csotos
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

CHrLDREN's ARxs AND LEes.-A dis
tinguisbed physician, who died some
yssrs since in Paris, declared:
II believed that during the twenty
years that have practiced my profess
sion 10 this city, twenty thousand chill.
drsh hsvc been carried to the cemeter-
ies aaori6ce to the absurd custom Of
exposing their arms naked.
On this the editor Of the Philadelphia
Aedieci and Surgical Reporter re-
marks:
Put the bulb Of thermometer in
baby's mouth, the mercury rises to 90
degrees. Nov carry the same to its
little hand; if the arm be bare and the
evening cool the mercury will sink to 40
degrees. OF course all the Hood that
aows through these arms must fell from
20 to 20 degrees below the temperature
Of the heart. Need l say, wheu ehese
currents Of blood dow back into the
chest, the child's vitality ma.t BE- more
or less compromised And need add
that ws ought not to be surprised at its
frequent recurring affections of the
tongue, throat or stomachl / have seen
lots Of children with habitual cough and
hoarseness. choking with mscus, entirely
and permanently relieved By simply
keeping the hands and afms warm
Every observing and progressive ply
siclqn hao' daily opportuoitiss Of Wit
Messing the same cure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
6rArs or CONNECTICUT,
CourrY o. HAnfyoRD.

Benjamin W. Green, President, and John b.
Eliridge, Secretary Of the 'Csnnseticut Fire In.
surancs Company,"o Of Hartford, CT, being ssv-
orally and daily swora. dsposs and say, Al eeeh
for hinself says that the foregoing is true, full
and correst ststemsut Of the sfAirs Of said Cor
poration, ard that they are the above nsnsd en-
GERS thereof, and that no part Of the capital o.
earnings Of ssid eonpasy has beee deposited ID
any Stats o. Territory e security fse loSsa.
iSignsdl 3. -. 0nHDn, Pfesiasas.
Jonn B. ELpRpo1, 6sees.asy.
Subscribed snd sworn 70 before ~ b. che
sbovs named b. ". Green, Presideat, end Jobs
B. Eldriige, Secretary, this 9th day Il January,
A. D., 1854.
lSigaedl CaAs. y. P!nkIxs,
JusticO Of the PooooI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, [ sa
County OF HARfrosD, o.

STATE 6 or coS NJ Gr.qsss.. So.
l. Chsuncey Howard, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court within and for said county do here J csr-
tify that haries E. Perkins, Esq, whose name
Is appended to the jurato the foregoing deposit
ton was on the date thereof . Jastics Of the
Peace in and for the county Of Hartford duly su-
poses. and thas A we'll acquainted with the
hand writinA Of the said Chas. 3. Perkins and
believe that the signature to the said jurat 10
genuine.
In testimony whereof have ret my hand and
eMxsd my seal tails yth day Of January,
1854.
[L.S.l CHAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Known all men that tho Connecticut Fire In
ssrsnce Company, Of Hartford, c.. do hsrsby
suthorise any and all agents that said Company
State Of lswa for and on behalf Of said Company
to accept service Of oil process whether mesne or
anal, in any any actiou or proceeding sgAinAt
said COMPANY, in any Of the Courts Of aid State,
and il 10 hereby admitted and sgresd that said
service Of process Aforesaid shall - taken and
held TO b valid asd sulleisnt In tbas behalf the
same IS If served upon said Company, according
to the laws and praetiee Of said State, OF any
other State, aad eli claims In right OF srfer By
reason Of such service 10 hereby expressly waived
and re.inquished.
Witness my hsnd and the seal Of the Company
the 9th day Of January A. D. 1854
(S,sned) B " GREEN, President.
john b ELDRlDoB, secretary.
Agents in Iowa .-Asssss. Bissrll 4 Co., Du-
buqHs, Louis A. Macklot, Davesport.
JOHN b. ELDklD0R, Ses'y.
Schedule Of Bonds and stocks owned ~ The Con.
necsicus Fire lnsuraIee Company, On the lst Of
a D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

teins ~ 5ollswisg ossstie rssasks .
~ sbove sstjsss
Il - (nusoh 6Dednoes this iatsdlDsd-
dlnx wi1 thi6D Of - 0teee, how JDog
III =. - till Us StotD will NEEDLE Nth /
the Churchl A sample Of this vss 70.
csssly seen il 0iasgev, Ksatacky,
where the military sathoritiss sent the
national flag ioto the Methodist Confer
eoce. with The demand that saoh minis..
ter should salute It. Bot THE treating
On ecclesiastical body - though they
we're . political body would never have
been thought Of he'd II not been tor tho
eommon political msssuveriug Of preach.
srs. n = ecclssisssiss they invade polit-
ical ground, they certainly may expect TO
be isvsded h turn.
The Chur:h thus Gets On example
daaeerous 10 herself - we'll ~ to the
country. Her nature, her policy and
her intsntions are oil moro easily learned
bv the public from what she does than
from her creed. And who, that has been
stsd yiog her these last few yesrs in the
light Of what she hss been doing, would
for . moment dream that che was not Of
this world-that she was 10 her nature
and appointment purely spiritual and
ecclesiastical body-a great institution
OF pesee set up in the world 70 that sndl
Az they have listened to her IN her pull
pits, and a. they have looked in upon
assemblies and caught the tone and OBJ
jsct Of large portion Of her debates, and
read her long and labored political acts
- they saw her worldly temper more
eager, more ardent, and more warlike
than military msn-who of them all tbu'
learning the nature Of the Church from
her acts, could believe that the great
Head and Teacher of the Church ~
the Prince Of Peace Such . conclusion
from such premises would be impossi-
Bile.
But this 10 not al. Going into the
armies Of this great war, they find com
paoies, regiments, battaliens and divis-
ions headed BY Rev. Captains, Colonel,
and Generals. Christ said. my king
dom 10 not of this world; but wba
can be more Of this world than head
ing armies and fighting battles. They
have left the pulpit to take the sword
and thus give theie highest testimony
to the supremacy of the world oveI
the kingdom Of Christ. Paul said
"God forbid that l should glory, SAVE
in the GROSS Of lhrist;;" but these mel
seem to say, "God forbid that W
should glory, save in the art and prac
tice OF war;" TIE same Apostle said
"Woe is me il preach not the Cos
pei !" but these men say woe to rs j
We are not found on the battlefield
aud in the slaughter Of our enemies.
The love of the brethren 10 one o
the evidences of Christianity, but whel
reverend military men meet in battle ant
strike each other down IN death, hav,
they not abandoned and falsified all thei
ministerial engagements and professions
What strange idea Of the Christian re
] ligion would heather get by witnessing
these th,ngs! The report which b.
would carry home would certainly be I
terrible carricature Of Christianity, and
powerful obstable TO its reception wher
such . report vas known and believes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
Mn. LrxcoLS's TsouBtss.-In th,

Mn. LrNcoLx's TaouBLss.-In the
Cincinnati Commercials republican pa.
per, We find tho following story Of Mr..
Lincoln, told - if il were screditsbls to
the President or to the nation. II Mr..
Lincoln il guilty Of such absurdities We
think his friends would do him . better
service if they would keep such things
out Of print. The story reads
TaR PRESIDENT IN TROUBLE.
Mr.. Lincoln expressed his trouble to
. gentleman twho called on him, . few
days ago, in the following language
s.Tne military men, it seems to me
win keep me in trouble al the time on
their account. One day Senator Lane,
Of Indians, calls on me and asks me Why
| don't give Lew Wallace command.
! tell him that nalleck says Wallace 10
Of no account, and ought not to have .
command. He goes At me, and says
Halleck isn't worth cent, and oughtn't
to have cent. Halleck wants to kick
Wallace out, and Lane wants me to kick
Halleck out"
"Well," said the visitor sI'll tell You
how to Ok it to the satisfaction Of both
parties
"How is that ?" inquired the Prssi :
dent.
why, kick 'em both out" was The
reply.
mo-" said Mr.. Lincoln, sthat wont
do. l think Halleck is.a good man.
He may not be. OF course | don't know
about such things. may b . good
juge of LAWYERS, but l don't know much
about generals. Those who ought to
know say be 10 good" s
"Well," said the visitor, if you don't
know. you ought to know and if the
people don't know that Halleck il fool
they think they io,ard its all the same.n
How STATUS ARE MADs.-A CORES.
pendent Of the London Reader gives
the following details regarding the pro-
duction of statues
aThs sculptor, having designed . fR-
urc, first makes sketch Of il in clay
few inches only II height Whss he
has Satisfied himself with the general IT
titude, cast 10 taken Of his sketch and
from it model in clay 10 prepared Of
the full sise he desigus for his statue,
whether half the satufal height, life. size
or colossal The process Of bailding
the clay, % il b called, upon the itron4 |
iron 0rMaeweu OF skeletOo on which f |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

V0O4O VA ~ v ~ A1bV4O
Discovery !
hllToN'o
/ nsoluble Cement
Is Of more general peaetlsa
utility thaa any invsntioo
now before the publie. Il
hes been thoroughly tested
aursng the last two yea-s b
practical men, and peonOune.
Cd By Ill TO BE-
Superior - Any:
adhesive preparation ksows
gIlroN'0 fMsoLUDLD Cnnanap
lie . nsw thing, sAd he n.
sult or years Of study It,
combination 10 On
SclentlAc Pftaetpleos
and sndsr no eleeuastAoeee
or change Of temperature,
will IL become oorrupt q
emit any offensive smell.
mAHnT n = N nm
Aanufastursn, using NJ.
chimes, will And 10 the beot
article known for cs0ensiAe
the Channsls, - 10 Wofkd
without delav, 10 not aeeoeo
10y any enangs Of ssDpses>
|t.ue. -
" 2 - Q ! Q = .
win and It Sufficiently adhs-
|sivs tor thrir use, - he's beon
proved. -
IL 10 Ads sslo4 Eapo.
clallyt0 Lcash her.
and " claia = a sspselal
merit, that Il stiek1 P6lshso
and lininee - Boots I'D
Shoes I'd Aoieatly sefOog
without ot1ehin9.
II n fa1' oALY
ALOUD O301bU1
Rxlsa1 49, ~ suss tAiae
for neo1lag
pURNITURE, CROCKR
TOYS, BONE, NJ
1vODY,.
|and articles d HosSSAeld ~.
REMEMBER
HlLTON'0
|InSolublo Cement
10 n : liquid form and - -
sily spilled - paste
.HILTON'S
| lsoooo " Cesoeessl
y iaGoluble II Watee - II
UL1Ok'0 s
IloeoOooeAeo CGooeooe1
aAAsess sily sabslanssaA
'0spPiied IL Fsnily cr Mas.
1f6eturess' Pc sa9esiroa
: Ounces 70 100 lbs.
HI tor BROS { CO
PsOPslSFoss
PROVIDENCE. B. l.
'lsspls and Retail By I. J.
J stisst, and 6 retail By Ill
aS7-dw1y
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
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Na@riHt ptr6 tIrmit ses'btn, pue 9rsini0
uno SissIow am 81. Sag December 1868, ols
pdrtnsr,' Sr. SObn 3. 5clmrs pOn Der Stabt
aIsuvcrt, nuf9enCmmrn tabsn, unD nun stne linz
itirte pdrtntrlhip bilbsn, ;ufclss ben @scbrn bee
Staatss NsupCrt, fir ben @nb,wrd bic @siGdftr
far Die 6abriSlruns unD rem Serfauf BON 8ld
trre. 3infWsiB. 5arten. Dele etc, Su bstrriten.
nntsr Der NamenS 8irma pcn Si9elcw, 5oIrrs
uno Brsinis.
Die 6irma Dat zine 5arbs. Gatrit In Srpof'
Ipnn Nsu.gjorf, I'm Nuftaue retrntri oisIrr
rpirb aud bic alsntaun Ga6rit icrtstriebrn iser.
ben. fiir bic 3ubsrrtuns bon trCdsnsn Winsra-
S5dTbtn.
age @sI6dfts' WiHtsiIunssn IInb an ibr isb.
iess edssr, No. Sc, @crtlanp Straes, NruyOrf,
81 abcre6irep.
OF unisre 9ennIplpania SunSen psrbrn &C.
fdat9i ttre Srbsrs mad Der @lmtaun Gatrtf
fsnbtn, bis oncers bt1immt trrb. qlle Witt6tilun.
gen bsSdsIi& Der @d6dfte BON 9rrinis unb 8t'
9tlow. miiIIsn tpie stspsm ALBRIGHT wrrbrn ttt
anbere NaGri6t folst.
Sanuor IL, 1864. na4m