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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
TIE OHIO STATE Enir.

The State Board of Agriculture met in Conven-
4ion in Columbus, on Tuesday, the seth ult., for
the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the
next State Fair, which is held on the 18th, 18th,
and 1ith of September. The following members
consttuting full BoaTd, we believe-wcr in
attendance: Nelson j. Turncy, President, Circle
vile, Pickaway county, William 4. Greer, Pancs-
vile, Lake county; David Taylor, Treasurer, Co
lumbus, Franklin county; Thomas c. Jones, Della
ware, Delaware county; James Fullngtou, Milford
Center. Union eouaty; William B. Mci.ung, Troy
j. w. Ross. Perrysburg, Wood county; Il. r..
DonnelIy, Wooster. Wayne county; James Buck
jnSliam, Zanesvilc. Mpskingum county, and
Daniel McMillen, Xcnia.
Tho premiums offered were very gencrally iu-
creased, and in some classes greatly So
Two large Amphitheaters Will be erected near
khe Horse Ring, for the accommodation of spectators
During the Fair the several Departments will be
nnder the charge Of the following members of the
Board-viz; Cattle, d. G. Jones; Horses, James
Fullington; Sheep, Hogs and Poultry, Daniel Nc
Ahlen; Machinery and Implements, Il. Il. Donncllyj
Mechanics and Manufactures. J. W. Ross; Farm
Products, W. b. Meiung; Fruits and Flowers,
james BucAhgham Fine Arts, Wm. L. Green.
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Tho Dictate ofCommon Sense.

A contemporary wisely says that business men
with proper business ideas are shrewd enough to
perceive that iEdicious and liberal advertising is
the main spring of Success. Nothing is moro true.
If you have anything to sell, dispose Of. promptly
and at the best prices you can get. Perhaps, the
longer you hold the less you may obtain, and il
is better to submit to small loss now than to a
greater ope By aud by. Sell rapidly, and to do this
advertise khszaelg Rnd discreetly. Competition is
Ahe life Of trade; and do not be behind your neigh
bors in advertising, aud you will not be behind
them in selling This is the plain dictate of com
mon sense, and he who hccds 1t not will only suffer
toss by his foolish negligence.
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Election Of school Directors.

On Friday Evening last quite large attendance
of resident citizens took place at the Unin School
Rooms for the purpose ofeleotirg two School Di-
reetors for ihe term of three years, in place OF
Messrs. Dodge and hirth, whose terms of Office
have expired.
The report of l.. NJ. Eunt, Secretary Of the
Board, was read and placed ON file. 1t shows a
surplus of some $500 in the Treasury. A tax Of
six mills was levied for the coming year-fou' ior
tuition purposes and two for repairs OF building
aud incidental expenditures.
The election for Dleelogs resulted in the choice OF
Colonel y. S. Slevp ard S. d. Westcott- the
former receiving sixty and the latter thirty
votes,
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MoonIight Excursion.

On Tuesday evening of last week moonlight
excursion on the steamer Belle was participated in
by number of ladies and gentlemen. The ride
out to the lake wds pleasant one, and appre-
ciated and enjoyed by all. Much credit is due our
friends, Mcssrs. Henry Peck, S. b. Price and
James Averill, together with those ladies under
whose superintendent all arrangements connected
herewith were SO admirably perfected. The ics
cream and accompanying etccteras wereall that
could be desired, both as regards quantity and
quality. Captain Locke spare no pains in making
the trip an agreeable one, and administering % the
comfort and convenience of his passengers. The
homoward return was delightful, with warm and
baImy air, and the full moon throwing her re-
splendent beams upon the almost unrpplod sur
face of the river. About ls O'Clock the party
reached their homes all well pleased aud hopeful
of repetition Of the social episode.
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Crop PSospects.

In our trip to Bowling Green, last Saturday, we
were pleased at the fae appearance of the crops
Rye, oats aud barley are in spleadid condition
Wheat gives moss gattcring prospect. Corn is
from eight to twelve inches in hight, and the grass
crop never gave premise of more abundant yield
There is certainly eaase for Aslidnt in Wood
County, so far as our observation goes.
This country will need an abundant harvest
this year so than ii has ever needed hereto
dorc. A four years H.ar Las just coscd-a war that
has been destroying Ehe agricultural wealth of
Shc country, and leaves the nation burdcncd with
a heavy debt. Seward years of untiriug Industry
will bo required 10 place the agricultural pros
sPerty of the country when it was four years sisce
The debt is the peoples, and by the people it must
30 paid. But with tho innaense resources at their
command; and by tbs hard labor which will de-
--velop these resources, the debt will be gradually
diminished, The greatest ofour resources are the
crops, and if these fail us our loss will indeed be
| a heavy one. Hence the prospects of crops and
fruit throughout the country is a matter OF much
moment 10 every individual, AMI the following re-
ports, relative TO the crops, in different parts of
tle country cannot fail to interest;
Farmers say that wheat and all the snail gFaiu
never looked better than they do now. Tho wet
weather mas DtouBot lhepQ te&MNtu rapidly, anu
the prospects tor good crop aro encouraging.
Grass is coming forward rapidly. This week will
l nearly finish cOrg planting, which is much earlier
.kan last year GJte County M.) Reporter.
The late rains, although unusually severe and
Hrutraeted ssen, 10 have been lust about what
Nc country needed. With the exception OF straw
Irries, there is 20 crop that has been grlatly
ppe6ted. Grass is luxuriant, and corn, peas,
o%S % bat, &c, are growing splendidly Fruit in this
Mhinity dnes not promise largely, but a little hot
VIZ thcr may improve it materially .--Nsi0 York
%%eaNs.
<E Liberty U,a) JErol5 of tbe 30tb savs that
I'll hDlantine Ia about oyer In that naTt o2 the
corn ~. N This ia geperaiIv tbe case ,ye psas,
eouniIt corn eIop after ali. III sserv Z, ,rn,er
expect mind. however. that there ~ ~ days
bear IN (on the planting question.
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The case OF the United Statos against William
Ewing was tried at Cleveland week before last.
Messrs. NJ. II. " ate, of Toledo, and j. Il. Tyler,
of this place, appeared counsel for the defend
ant. The case closed on Saturday, June 3, with a
verdict of aequittal, That ho injustice be done to
Judge Ewing or his family, we give the facts as
we have them lrom one of bis counsel. The watch
claimed to have been taken from the mail was a
lady's gold watch and Judge Ewings wife, who is
young woman, thought that as Mrs. Beal, its
owner, was a friend of hers, and was absent in
Kansas, there could be no harm in opening the
package end looking at it, Mrs. Beal had pre-.
yiously authorized Mr.. Ewing to take il from the
mail and take care of it for her which he had
done, and had ii carefully laid away in his desk,
awaiting the owner. From this desk Mrs. L. took
it, with criminal iutent, but 10 satisfy woman's
curiosity. After she had taken it out, she carried
it short time, and then lost it in the corn in the
warehouse. Not until then did she realize hel
responsibility, and at ones detcrmined to keep tho
knowledge of its having been taken from the OF
flee secret, until it could be found, and acting on
that impulse she did things which told danger
ously on the case. AS soon as the watch was
found it was restored 10 the owner The whole
less the resul: of criminal intent than
that of woman's curiosity and folly.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, June II, lSb5.
FLorR Red-wheatT O0607 5Oj white wheat 90
as 80 u bb.
GGAls-Red Wheat 1900 lOc; white I55@
1G3c. Com l1c. Oats l9c. In Rye and Barley
there is nothing doing.
SALT-Fino s2 l0i Coarse lj dairy in bbls,
50; sacks 2jc.
GkocEBtTs-M Market quiet at following quota
tiuns Cuilee--Rlo 296t3ic; Java 3I@3Sc. SUI
gars-raw llWlGo; crushed l9Ec; a coffee lSIfc;
B coffee l7Mc. Teas Young Tyson, 75@ll5;
Imperial l2O@l7Gc; Black saa l30c; Japan l0o@
l5jc. holasses 500 gjc. Sirups--fdir 79o 75e;
good 73@SQcj rri@e 9p@llje. Rice Rangoon
llWIlIc.
FisnEWhitc Fish, No. !, hf bbls, 80 90: do No.
2 hf bbls SO %; Pickerel No hf bbls, s. so; do
No. 2, hr bbls. s.; Truut. be bbls, 81 50 skinned
Cat, ht bbls 80; Bass, hf bbls, 50 OOi Lake Shad,
hf bbls, 4 90.
WooL--Is arriving in small quantities, and that
changing hands Is according 70 omT qpptaiions,
Piiccs, however, are not seuIally satisfactory to
growers. We quote; Fine heeccd, washed 50cj
medium aje; pulled tub 5Oci unwashed 331lr.
FEATHEIs Geese, No. I, goo i0ei do DO, Z,
25@3QC,
LuMntR Clear ai3, ~ clear sas; box ss3; stock
boards Sl9; common boards Sldj cnlled boards
Sll; fencing SIS Gull iencmg Siii llooFing strips
S2l, u do 81 Qa, ip!st, stantlng and timber, S
feet and under, le 90; A lS-inch sawed shingles
8 j0 clear and second dressed aoaril,g 80 90,
common Dressed 1looriny q 90; ciIl-nop dressed
siding rs 90; secbnd aud clear drcs.cd siding S20;
dressed stock common l2-inch. "a g0; dressed
common boards ls 1gi l.atl 90
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ECL IN
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Is a concentrated extract of the choice root, so
combined with other substances of still greater
Alternative power as to afford an cir5ctua autidott
Tor diseases Sarsapatilla is rcputed to cure. Such
remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer
from Srumous complaints, aud that one which
viii accomplish their ouro must prove as this has,
oC.immcnso service to this large class OF our at
aictcd fcllow citizens. How completely this COM
pound will TO it has boon proven by experiment
ou many of the worst easos to be found IN The fol
lowing complaints:
Scrolula, Scrorulous Swclliugs and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Pipplcs, Pustulcs, nlotchos Eruptions,
Sc. Authony's Fire, Rose, or Erysipells, letter,
or Salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Rngworm, 80.
Sylhais,o or Vcacrid Discosc, is expelled FROM the
system by the prolonged use of this SARsArA-
RiLLA, and tho patient is left in comparative
health.
Ltaac Diseases arc cansod by Scroiula in the
blood, and are often soon cprol by this EXrRACr
or SARsArARILtA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon by somsthing pres
tending to be Sorsaparillo, while it was not.
When you have used AYERS, then, and not till
then, will you know The virtues Of Sarsaparilla.
For minute particulars of the diseases it cures,
refer you to Ayers American Almanac, which tho
agent below named will furnish gratis to all who
call for Il,
AYERS CATHNRFIc Pulls, for the cure Of Cos
tiveness, Jauudcc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
entery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Plies, Rhcuma-
tsm, Heartburn arising from Disordcred Stomach,
Pain, or Morbid Iniction of the Bowels, Flatu-
lcncy, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, and for Dirncr Pill.
They are sugar coated, so that the most scnsi-
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best Apercnt in the world for all the purposes OF
family physic.
Prepared by DR I, G. Ayes s. Co., Lowell
Mass. and sold by Peck and Hamilton, Perry sbuTg
At Wholesale by G. West, Toledo, ii.
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nloodhounds Agaiast tho Indians.

Col. Q. ?. Evans, leading citizen Of Car
don City, Minnesota, and a relative OF some
who fell victims TO Indian barbarity last
season, is about 10 procure pack OF blood
hounds with which to track out the sl,ulk-
ing savages. Tho people Of tho infested
counties being too poor TO defray tho OK
pense, an appeal is made to tho people of
ST. Paul for aid IN carrying out this pre-
ject. The hounds cost from lIteen 60
twenty dollars each, and are 10 he scattered
along the border. The Indians frequently
shoot dowa the pioaeer whilo at his daily
labor.
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VOLUNTEERS credited 10 Wood Gasnsy, Ohio.
v under the TeqaisiliPRs Of The i'rssideRt ioF
ggooU5 lPade OctbeT, lS63, and February. 1868.
arc h,tcby notified that the Oonaly copnlssiop-
srs ~ accordance With the l3t ssfilpn Of ~ asa
gssAcd March 2Slh, 1854, Shtilnd, 'sAa arr 10 aa-
thtriEc the Douniy 6omlnissipaers and others ~
ie " lax 10 pay bounlies ~ FpRpteers,H wilt PB
lhe Slh day Of next Sapicpher, at the AudIiar's
O1ice meet 10 settle nr all claims lpF bppnties
Offered nnder the said acquisitions.
Where the Vo0gteer has Disposed fthe County
Order isscd ~ paraleSt af the llounty, for less
than its face, IL order n reenFer tho diliercnee,
svom aa,dasit a tbat iact wpst DO fled an ~ he
OF &c,
lIy order az lho (iounty Commissioners.
dEO. :. PARSONS, CamiF Auditor,
Auditors Oaice. Weed Ge, y.
fsrySO0Igs Anil ~ 'Isis, a1
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EataI sgatters.
wood OeumlY oEficlaI plrcelsry.
NEW ADvEurIsEMENTs.

Ditch Notices. Wilson.
Administrator lc--Mary Ross.
Important Announcemont-Ar & Co.
Arcana watch--Girard w. Devaugh 4 Go.
DIR. Talbott's Pills--Y. Mott Talbot g. Go.
Administrator Notice Benz. ostrandet
Notice.. A. BonncH.
Administrators Noticc--Lcwis IL. Cass.
Coal, Coal--IsrdWaro Store.
Agricultural Implements & Freeman.
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Eight hHalrcd tlousahl bottles sold an
nually in a single city in tho I'm ted States
where DR.. II. Sceycs Liquid Ca'errh Rem
edy has boou longest, and consequently
best known. The fact speaks volumes in
favor OF this harmless, though powerful
preparation.
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The National Debt.

Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury has pub
lished correct statement of tho public
debt as Gppears FROM tho books cf the
Treasury, ta ulce2lsi OF Nav. 1863.
A rocapitHlaton shows the amount out
bearing interest in coin to be $lsi0Sil -,
Si2, the intcrcset being $Gi,480480 80.
The debt bearing interostiu lawful money
aiuounts to 81 ,053, l16, ,3Tl, tho interest bo-
ing $50 rs, 3Sl 80. The debt on which in
terest has ceased is ST96.270. Tho debt
bearing no interest is Si72, ,s292 81.
Tho totai indebtodncssis $ 3,G3j, ,20G, 1913.
30 the interest in gold aud paper being
$l24,G38, ,7SI.
The amount illegal tender notes ia cir
ouaiion is $658, G0,5G9. These include
Si32, G67, ,966 of tho new loan issue, and
$l60, l43, ,620 of compound interest notes,
under the act of JMnu 30 lSGl.
The uncolled for rcqnisition az $40, 900,
900 and the amount OF the Treasury notes
are over $25, 900. The amount OF the
fractional currency is S21 1861 900.
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.

rINifERE is hut one RcnniRe ami sure cure for
/ Ghls or Women who suffer from trregularl-
ties; o. obstruction OF the menses, whatever may
be the cause of those distractions.
This care has been reeagniled for many yeats
The only safe Fclance is IL
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
that Ladies have for relief irnm the suppression OF
these periods which, il kept mp according 10 the
calls of Nature, will guarantee Ia them the fullest
amount of good health and strength; aud which,
if not regularly Experienced, will produce Misery
and Death, and Is that lirst OF all remcdes ior Dis
cases Of Females,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
This good old Relaedy for al obstrn-tions has
been hailed Y:lI pleasure and profit fop twenty
hyo years, in all parts Of the civilized Yoad its
spthos is an old Experienced Physician, Nhopa
eyerybody ksows, and in ylloDl evcrybedy places
confidence and respect. is no new-iaBgled az
rsngemeBt, but Standard Remedy.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have never failed, and thousands Of certificates 20
this effect can be found in all parts OF the country.
The proprietofs Of pF, Cheeseman's long tried
recipe guaFaRlse that
ogE BOg
VIII restore the natural monthly function to any
female, no matter what her condition OF age. In
decd, SO certain are
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Ihey are the only medicine that Masfiei and SIN
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Take this advertisement 70 your Druggist, aud tell
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These form the finest preparation ever put for-
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DON'T BE DEOEiyEDt
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DIV sioiaBs ~ AmeFiea,
ExgLplE DiREcfI0S5 giia earh box. The
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sixty Pills.
Pills sent W nal, pronp'Jy, by rerniiting the
price to the propret0Is, ,or any AalhoiEed agent,iR
current finds.
Sold by Druggists Generally
lIUTCIlINGS a HILiYER, PrOprietors,
81 Cedar street, New Ycpk,
Benton Durham. Cleveland and john d,
Parks, Cjneinnal. Sold in peTrysbyrg by Peck
4 lIsmiltoa; IN Nsslpee piiy BY u. psyitt,
f'eo"H
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A CARD.

EDIroR JOURNAL; In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section oI the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through tbc columns OF your paper, that Our re-
nOwncd preparation known as GOES DlSPEP-
SlA CURE, is gcertln cure for Dyspepsia, in its
VeHststtgna-s MaHyotse,s nf lenr standing. With.
in nnr-9Wp Icsssstt1tIncc, have been completely,
aud We b5iieyc permanently oUrcJl.- Il viii stop
distress after eating, almost histanancously, and
enables the dyspcptc who has lived for years upon
Graham bread ard the panest diet, to cat as
heartily rs he pluases, and anything he chuoses
without danger Of distress, or snuring, or rising
on the stomach. 1t Is IN mltlliblc cOrrect0r ut
indigestion aud constipation, creates healthy ap
petite stops sick headache, heart burn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or eOlic IN either
stomach or bowels, aud SwGrteus offensive breath
SO soon rs YOU take It, aud by enabling the pa
tiont tO take plenty of hearty food, (Which Is the
parent of hcalth," produces Tgur, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known il has
speedily erddicatcd Dyspepsia with all it. attend
ant sullerings, weaknesses, debility, and loss of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
10 the stomach and organs Of digestion, as
We nOnGdoply believe, and rs the published Ger
ticatcs in our circulars, alulauacs, and in many
of the lcadingtJ Journals, from conyaesccnt patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miraculously "curc the worst case of Dys-
pepsia in existence" We warautit it il in every
instance. II can be obtained at all the Brug Stores
in the United states and Canadas, OF 0Be Dollar
| per bottle, nr six bottles for five doll9Ts.
90. CLARK &. CO, Prosrictors
10yl Hew haven, u.
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Immense Destruction OF Government
Property by Fire.

by singular coincidence If the appar-
ent coincidence is net really H. develop.
meut Of desperate plot-destrHctivo fires
occurred oa Friday last in ble Govern
ment warehouses at both Nashvill3 and
Chattanooga, Curiously enough also, tho
cause of tho disaster in both cases was by
some attributed 10 sparks from locomotives
on tho adjacent railroads. In Nashville
two immeuse buildings. flied with commits
sary stores, the stock Of rope alone being
valued at 5 ,O00, ,ag0. were suddenly envcl-
oped ia Rdmes.- The material WAS SO com
bustibie, and the spread Of the flames con
sequently SO rapid, that the liremon could
do comparatively little, and it is feared
that some of tho employees persisted inihe
conilagration, \ part of one OF the buildings
was saved, owing la tire-pTOOi partition
wall. The loss is, however, very great one
account estimating il at from four to FIVE and
another at from eight 20 ten million dol
lars. The supplies were sufficient, it is
computed, Tor $4,000 men during a period
of two years. As we have bcluro said, the
fire was al first attributed to sparks from a
locomotive, but there seem 10 bo suspi
clons that il was the work OF AN incendiarv.
AT Chattanooga an ordnance bullling blow
UP, killing irom ten 10 fifteen moD. aud set.
ing lire to tho cOmmissary building near
By. destroying them. The loss is estma.
ted at Sl50,O00. The locomotive theory
was suggested in this instlnce also, but
wo arc inclined to believe that tho inyesti-
cations which haya been ordered, will
show that both the fires wero Tic work Gf
rabcl miscreants.
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REPRESENTATIVE Committee.

The following is the Representative Committee
OF this District, appoiStcd at the Representative
ConvcRties ia 1868
Ira s. butcher, George Wight, Of 0ttowa S.
a.. Boughton, VIM. Ii. Jones and h. Il. Miller, of
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IN tho cGlfso Of tho Assassination trial.
Edward Frazer, Of St. Louis. testified tlat
tho burdns " Western steamboats, last
year was authorized and paid Tor by the
rebel authorities; that himself aud accom-
plices visited Richmond and had conyorsa,
tions with JeA. Davis, Benjamin and Se,ldon
en- tho subject, and t.at he lFrazen was
directed by Davis himself to try aud NIrn
ne long bridge between Nashville aud Chat.
tapoogi. as well as all tie Quarterlnastcrs
sIo'ea hs. could gain segess to-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAUTION.

DN the 9TH day Of April last, in the city of Jack
" son, Michigan, lost my pockcL-bno contain
ing SOS Ia money, and a certain note dated Bowling
Green, March Z, 1868, calling for S922, with inter-
est, payable tho st day of April, 1867, and Signed
"Wm. Chandler" l. therefore, forbid all persons
from buying said nutc, as said 0LapdicT has been
notified said note was siolcn, aud | still hold the
claim n. A. CRAWFORD.
Bowling Green, May i 1853 5c<
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HOW 10 sustain a I.iye Pnpcr.

Thc Dayton gosrssl gives the following sensible
directions:
L. Subscribe and pay for K.
2. Get your ncighbors to take it.
3. Send printing and advertising 10 tho office.
4. Help make the paper iRterestng by sending
local items to the editor.
win our subscribers please practice upon these
rulesP
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Much distress prevails below Quebec,
ON the ST. LawTance. owing to tho latcness
OF vegetation Fodder is exhausted, and
the cattle are dying for want of food, Io
one parish near a thousand head OF cattle
have starved 70 luatL