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mittec had aligned tho report with tho exception
Of Mr. Besbo, who Represented The ehipping IN
ut 70 s
Jca or my, or sien the report, ~ he had been
mtmhcr u The Detroit convention.
Mr. Norton dcsircd 10 hear. the expressions Of
the members in rel.uon to The rsno.al, bJ tso
Board Of Pnbs "es 81 G9oss l;sna e tne
sarce md should bo removed
Mr. Gcorpo Gar11ck had presented a. exten;
ye{ % he si r.
kponte. Thu Board would do all IN u. power 70
have hs i.!sad renewed They stated to ~ q ,has
apn.3aIison ma, o. @ eject M tss 9cnosa Sut td.t BODY
lid rrGlsed 10 Grant It. Thuy would ASH Tor sim
liar appropriation Of the new Council.
recommend and make application to the Common
Council 10 effect lhe removal based npon ths estl
mates Of last yeat.. Carried.
chs,r Il a eonnittse oi three 70 urge tao matter
1hs motion prevailed; after which the meeting
adjourned.
REconpEn's CounT.-The following is The list
Of Petit Jurors drawn for the April term Of tho
Recorders Court: o. Schneider, B: F. Rusaeli,
Michael Finnncan, I. B. Andrews. Wm. Osborn,
gpinteE. John Retser. Hnsh Grsx, Thos. McNafy.
]. n. Horton, E. Goodrich, l. B. oahoru, Johu
s. Lerer, Ernst PrussinK, Henry Keep ChaIlcs Ja-
cohe. =. g. Powers, Mm. Cnrran, Wm. lAtner,
}. q. Csulds, A. G. Ln11.
Sol LoRaa' HoN AxD Rksr.-The regular week-
" meeting Of the Managers OF tho Homo and
Rest, VAS held yesterday afternoon. Mr7. Vice
Presldett Dickinson In the chair.
1he Secretary read the minutes Of the lAsk
meeting, which we're accepted.
MIS-. Sa1rs reported the following donations
John Phillips, Two barrels winter wheat aour
Tnv A11en K: Tn Gin. ~ More AyrpAthY for the
, 1865-03-25
M 4 H h i E d /.

AT n.dterd. we,schester county. N. r, OF wedae4.
dsY. Matth l5,u. b. the Re-! Peter 9. H,Eoy. NJ 2.
AMaUATt1S AMhLER. Of 70 ktnWn. apa C3AR.
>fhss ri
, 1865-03-25

60 to the ,Best.-Go to Bryant & Straston's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough.
pfnc'ica, buslucss education, OF 10 hecenne coud
Telegraph Operator Address teucloataE stamps}
toS circulars, ,BRTAxr d S1EAIroa, Chicago, Ill
, 1865-03-25

HALLS Vegetable S1cl11ou Hair Re-
newcr-RencWa the hair, restorea gray hair to
its uatutal Color prevents it from falling Oft mnkea
the hair sott and glossy, doca not stain tho skin
Thi1ty thousand bodies wcre sold In aostoa in
less than ninety dsyp. For sale BY Ill druggists,
and h5 u. Scoyll, 70 Randolph street wholesale
areut for the North west fe2s+m1Sf4N
, 1865-03-25

Rsnok1aa Water Cure.-Wc take pleasure
In chilling attention to the advertisement OF this
popular Institution to bc found In another COL
utau mh25-o530-it
, 1865-03-25
atltuHet1tR11t8.


TROsBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
~ Warrington 1t bet. State and peasposa*
IvAuaURA71oH SEASON.
Dy the ent're force. Of til. z11owsD
ITALIAN OPERA
From ,hs Academy Of Music. Nav YORK.
DIRECTOR, J. GRAU.
Inauguration Hight, MONDAY, APRIL 17th.
AZ As!. s.:;!es:5s ,'.i:;ss n ta's1s sdrsFu'eoeat'
n NORTHWESTERN GRAND
GIFT CONCERT,
At Bryan Hall, Chicago,
Friday Evening, Aprn 2s, 1865.
SECOND DISTRIBUTION.
500 ELEGANT GIFTS. Vailed At $4,000.
:, ip.ue 11cKE1s. At stcc EAcH.
Of many p.Ftiea.n. n o., F,r,t ei't
sss = ssS e. tSss Il i
zG , & s'ssi Ss0@ VIII be 0'n' 's" OF
oae fisno, Knabe d co.s MAKE, octave g
hss:'ss a. sstssss W
ne S1a Ane.ic.n ng1a mc aiiaef w.tcnf:
Fo1sea % so1t.f. pe.fl ,nis,a
oae oesmper 81 - nitric 599o 9e 2
tssss Il
cEe Silver Psted Wne stsnd ...,.. ~. "
y sr,s i, 4 Scs'y & sss: sSs o'
az: - Is Y ,G psfss aSs
, 1865-03-25

D After careful examination We can recon-
y Sewing @ Nschine as well adapted ior Mmily usc.
Sold bs Dane & Co., Room No. 8, po.t ollea
Block. mha5-o5sS-1t
Goco.tne:a-The ladies' sre delighted With
ccoohs Tbey dsssee Tin =, 10
"fBans ~ II eqas, @ sds.ssd @
ssa e o s ots Bs1ss eosa
~ on Sss sehP sg s9s assa al
Home Journal, mh25os18it
Dr. Higelow han the largest medical prac-
tn hs 81 ea g In
for treatment He Is without dou # the best |
qualthcd medical MN In the city, Of those t!eat
teroushy. e fsce,sipx in.trnctions from lie ATTEST
and b:H preeepters, appropriated ind verided the
S z s
guarantees cure in all cases Of which he under
tses tnc Treatment and leaves no tafnt or poison
who wlth to be treated coafdential1y, slalful,y,
i: sss!as 4 sssns ss. gss.s s:ss
because a Person has n had Cough,
1 yes 10 one as ea
have consumption without Couch, ooner y
Inter- Where prediepo,itloa ~, s9 . pamons,Ey
I16t EA4stet S0AeAt Il sNA~ ~ oAAetAS
| and racks tho Lungs, and wastes the general
etrcnEth, and soon est,blishes az ineuEaele com
get rid OF Cough, Cold or uoarscness, without
| delaY. snd for this purpose no remedy acts more
| prumptly, or surely. OF with more benefit tu the
| organs Of the chest than Dr.. D. Jayne's Expecto-
| rant, an article scientifically Compounded frpm
carefully eelectel drugs. md which, on rta, Will
alWnys bc found worthy Of lta world. a.Wluc rcpu-
tation. nh h23oss4 3t-.hssat-tucs
| T-C-771-,
EufcAH, 5ne n, LII ti, aAt1 -. .an.ts
fnA*s. 4eclas9!y tne nc9% atitCto M 4 tos tSsutnE StE
gfey nn'r 70 us nataIM eosos' saos eye!nEl w.,
enccinaay cnIoE az a1seases ~ tae sGs'p. pts-
senung soe na.t ton tt tS a,anS OH a rann
nss hn1 DIV Etoss - ~ ~ nv htt sn,s ~ ~ II Irn1
gsss ,5ra r. lncs q rulies' Agents. ea1easo'
H1As-a''s ~ '''i1N.@.A-
| TT Henuetta Galactfc Balm for fnuaalce, for
Sold By druggists GENERALLY: Address, cnc!oslng
three-cent stamp, for circular, r.. bennett 6 Co.,
Box 5i13. Chicago. =. ,..u-sr..
/ 14-1alS.1stsaEiocsSin LIE
&sNtnhnx.-fHF WOOD
, 1865-03-25

Populnr.-or Dr.. Ttbhetts Physio1oeIca
teen days In the city Of Boston, See adyrrtlsc
meut on second p3cc. mch23-o41l.7k
, 1865-03-25
10 Renf.

ITO RENT-From May 1st, the
Store aud Bui d.nK No 110L .ke street for term
OF tut G. or nvc. sArh Inquire OF G0OKlAs RUfs-
NKTS. Nm. 80 W.s1fngt n strec1, up ttafrs
, 1865-03-25

mh4-m493.1at-sat-TucsSTha

IIItton,s Inaoluble &.ctnent.-For wood
leather csockery, and other substances. is the best
aid 10 economy that the housekeeper can have.
It Is In liquid form, and in*olub,e, in water or
oil. 1t viii adhctc oily substances completely.
Supplied in packages for family and naanuiaet9r'
Sold cycr5 where. Hilton Bros. 4 Co., rrtpric-
tors, Providence, r. |. agents In Chicago. Lonn
l. SxTTH; mch9-m9ss -SSuu- -Tuu-SA7&TUEs.
, 1865-03-25

Cocostne.--The ladies' arc delighted with
slight en,nusirsm It's wonderful effects ia pro
mtting and preserving tha beauty Of the hair.
"BunNE1T's " kA11lsroN,' - Is equally admired as a
propricto1s Of the new perfume entitled FLon1-
NIL" nnd or th- "0R1EyrA. ToorH WAsu.' "
Ali there preparations de*er1s the high reputa.
ton which shcJ have already at!alnea.-M 4
Home Journal, mh25oS1B-1t
, 1865-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XW ANTED-Corresp spoDdence,
t good mora: ch4,sc;er. and between tnn Of %
and a5 with maaS }aeics st 20 address, appear
moi lets than nre 'housaud dollars ooeothsss need
rely. Photos eschenget. Adtrtst. IN eenadepee,
JACKSON sne PETKK MANTER, r. .. bog 39t7
(JltcsFo, q1h270f9!N
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H After careful examination We can recon-.
M nd tue Genuine. Improved New England Fault-
" Sewing Machine well adapted for family usc.
Sold By Dane & Co., Room No. 8, Post 0llca
ETrNt fnhaE.nEGx.ft
, 1865-03-25

HORSES FOE Tuk GoTEHNNENT.-The price OF
horses and mules for the Government haa been
1aised. Captain Bradshaw, 4. Q. y. Of the Post.
il instructed hereafter to pay Tor cavsiry horses
$l6o. for artilsezy. $f7s, md mules 5aeo each.
Good prices, especially when I'll other values arc
1nllinT En- fanfniY. -.
, 1865-03-25

kB Piper HauginSs. Painting, CalciminIng md
Glazing at F. Z. HEhy's, 50 Randolph street.
te19-k339-1m
, 1865-03-25
RECRUITINEs
Important Opinions By the Attorney
GsnsraiI4nntf@: f@:r,dnT-Drfioits. dn eia.

The general interest Of our citizens In view Ct
tho approaching draft, will be sonewhas as!mu1a.
ted By tho following opinions Of the Attorney
General concerning tho proper construction OF
the amended HnlIstment Act. This drst opinion
herewith presented relates so1cly to the asslpn-
menf ot quot2s- 1t Will bo seen that under tn:
present call quotas coxuot1e reduced. The entifo
number Of men required nom Cook county must be
furnished without abatement.
Tho eeeond opinion u equally. important. and il
M authoritative expedition Of Tho meaning Of the
Enrolment Acts We commend them to tho caro-
fnl study Of thole interested:
CONCERNING Quor18.
ATTORNEY GkNEaA1a Or1IoE,
, 1865-03-25

Colgntess Honey Soap.-Tbis celebrated
Toilet Soap, in euch universal demand. Il naae
from tho choicest materials, Is mild and emolltent
in ite nature, fragr2nt!y scented. a1d extremely
beneficial IN its notion upon the ek1u. For sale by
ali Drugeista and Fnncy Goods Dealers.
fafs.hiA1r1Flc.y Ned&Saf
, 1865-03-25

NV. SANITARY EA1R--The vanous committee.
or the Methodist Churches interested In the Fair,
are requested 10 meet this afternoon, ii O'Clock
in Room No, II, n. &. Rhufth Block.
, 1865-03-25

Cosso1xpA71ox or ILLINOIS BATrEa1rs.-Adju-
tant General nayn1e haz Just iasued an order con
solidasur Batteries =. E" and z" 1st regiment
ulIno,e astfllefy. Tbs consolidated force will
hereafter bear the designation OF battery :" E. -
"Colsfn!s Independent Battery is sssfgnea to the
Ut regiment to be known IS battery We" Of said
regiment
, 1865-03-25

TO RENT-Snit Ct large rooms
l. IN Me- esm.ek'a R!eekz The.e reons arc Admit.
ab Hta- TED I'll Society or Lodge roomg. and may
B. bad % \ lpoE trase II desirsc. Apply 70 G. a:
SPRING at EcCoTul .ks ReapeE Factory. os .t Ho. q
1Hrmnn kirk. Iu6I4c4lH.lW
, 1865-03-25

Youxo MKN.s ASSOCIATION ELECTION ro-pA1,
at rooms IN Portland Block. Polls open nom 0
In. to7p. N, Friends Q. the regular tict:s gro
.rynextfv fprsted to call md deposit their votes.
, 1865-03-25

PRODUCE M NEW roaK-Partes wishing 10
dispoee OF produce in New York direet7 Ire refer
ed to the card Of John II. Corning d Co., IN
another column. Place Of business, No. 4s Ex-
change F'ace, N. 7. City. Thcy will do 4 strictly
commission business In produce, &c, and will
merit the confidence Of Shippers. Mr. Corning
is brother OF Hon. Era5tus Corning.
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What an Editor Might Have Deen.


DR.. Holland, the editor of the Springfed Mass.)
ReIaIiicen, has been upin Vermont to "where he
came FROM" and he thus sketches what he should
have been If he had not left home aud become an
editor. Wequestion very mach whether man
who had little experience, would again forsake
such ilattering y prospects to assume the thank
less position of an editor: ~ ta.t- go a'a1
Your correspondent would have grown stall
wart and strong, with horny hantls, and face as
black as the ace Of spades. He would have taught
school winters, worked on the farm summers, and
gone out Tying fifteen days in uly, and taken for
pay the iron works and running gear of wagon.
AT o-tnitwenty, or thcrcabbnts, he would
have begun to pay attention to girl with father
worth $1,000, and spitcuil on her forehcad-a
girl who always went to singing school and "set
in the seats" and sung without opening her mouth
Aa'prctty girl any way. -. ..,.
Well, after seeing her home from singing school
for two or three years, taking her to a Fourth OF
July, and getting one hundred dollars together, we
would have married and settled down. Years
would pass away, and that girl with the spitcurl
would have eleven childreaZjust as sure as you
live seven boys and four girls.
We should have hada time In bringing them up,
but they wonid soon be hblc enough 20 do the
Mill ing and help their niatheF wash ddS, and |
getting independent at last, and feeling q little
stiff IN the joints, should be elected member of
| The Legislature, having been an assessor and a
school committee man for years. In the evening
ufmy DAYS, with myepipe in my mouth, thirteen
barrels of cider ia the cellar, aud newspaper in
my hands, should sit and look at the markets
threugh pair of gold mounted speciaces, and
wonder why such a strange, silly piece as this be
published. l@ stu.F az
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naa,s sos.r,.,n,,..o,

We iad the following no,isc Ot the death of one
q tlie early settlers % The Maurce valley, 10 the
Toledo Record, of last week.;
The death Of Isaac Hull, Of Maumcc City, is an
uouDced TO have occurred in that City on the 26th
Of December, aged 65 years.
Mr. Hull was ono Of tho pioneers Of the Maumcc
Valley, having settled in Wood County, nov
Lucas, some any years ago,and during most oi
that tins he has Oceupicd prominent positi0p
among his fellow citizens as prompt business
man and useful eitixen. lie leaves an aged wife
and two children s. 3. q w. n, Hull, formerly of
this city. lie retained his faculties 10 n remarka-
BILE degree until few days before he died.
The death of Mr.. Hull again reduces the number
Of those by whoso early and long continued eitorts
and harlships the Madmcc Valley became a set
| tied country. Mr. Hull was nephew Of Gov.
Holt, formerly Of Michigan Territory, and a cousin
Of Commodore HUH of the Gurrior. His father
cmgrated from Massachusetts, at an early day
about the wear 1904, aRgi prisoner OF the Brit
ish crown when his brother landed at Detroit. Tia
reason assigned was that he would not take tll,
| oath OF allegiance t the British erown. Ms
brother Daniel was the FIRST Sheriff Of Wood, nov
Lucas county. His, two brothers n-lav, Hora
| TO Codant and Robert a. Forsyth, who cahsc Y
| this county at the same time, one is now living
X. A, FORSYTH passed away Rboot one week -be
4 tore Mr.. Huh died. Horatio Conant, Of Maurnc,
| City, father of Mrs. NJ. Young, of this City, an,
o. T. Hunt, Esq, of this city. are the only one,
LETT Of the Fifty years Pioneers Of the Maumc'
Valley, ..
| {. MS HILLS. power If endurance and oncsgy wa
remarkable. lie has walked from Msumsc Cit,
10 Defiance, as Indians term il, "between tw,
| sun" !" that is in one day-50 miles Ono brother
was shot by the Indians in Maumcc City, on tn
spot where the Methodist Church now stands.
| In 1927 he mirried Chloe Spafford, the dIugh-
spicuously in tho war OF 1919, 1918, and 1911
Peace TO his ashes.
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Enianmio nt TontognnY.

We are informed that peculiar epidemic
which has lately broken out svarious portions of
the country, is now raging violently at Tontngany,
in this county. As yet we have hoard Of no cases
which have terminated fatally, but the ''vrus' is
said 10 be rapidly spreading, and there's no telling
what may 'turn up!" The disease seems to rage
exclusively among the ''nasculnes," and the
symptoms are thus described: ,.-.....
When first attacked, man has the appearance
OF being in "brown study" continuing for n
greater or less time, according to the temperament
of the patient; when this begins tosubsde, he vio-
ently soizos pick, spade, shovel, hoe or potato
fork, may bo most convenient, and sallies forth,
examining the ground, on all sides, with grra,
care; il he, chances to come 10 a place where a
dish Of sonp-greasc has been spilled, he claps his
hands jqefnlly and commences to dig violently; af-
ter digging until exhausted, ho knccls down and
places his prsboSeis in close proximity to the
greasy turf he then takes long snih-7atter
which lre very siyly proceeds to take secerol ex-
tremsly long shifts, hooking carefully around in the
meantime, to SEQ that nobody is near; he then
scratches his head vigorously for about minute,
after which he rem9vcs his right hani very, eau
tiously from his head, apparently holding some
ing between his thumb and fpre-ingcr; after ex-
amining this with revonglul satisfaction for about
ten seconds. he apparently places some minute
object upon the thumb-nail of his left hand, and
rolls the thumb-nail Of his right very carefully
and heavily over it, which operation Is generally
attcn led by very distinct Crack" Then, after
examining his thumb nails for half second, he
jumps about seven feet into the air, and shouts,
"0iilby jingor' lIc then cxcitedly proceeds to
laysaf his territory Into "elaims," which he offers
at the moderate price of ten thousand dollars per
square foo; or failing in this, he organizes joint
st cs company to Shore for grease"
We don'tknow the technical name for this cpl
dcmic, but it is commonly called "0il Fever"
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,.,.L. y A GARD.

EDITOR JOURNALS: In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section OF the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through tho chnmns Of your paper, that our re-
nowned preparation Known as GOES DYSrEP-
STA CURE, Is n certain cure for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely, ,
gnd we believe permanently cured, II will stop
distress after eating, almost instantanenusly, and
epahles the dySpcptic Yha has lived as ysapa lpon
Graham broad and the pianest diet, to eat as
heartily rs he ,pleases, and anything he chooses
without danger 0f distress, ar souring, or rising
on the stomach. 1t is an infallible corrector OF
indigestion and constipation, creates a healthy Gp-
petite, stops ick-hcadache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
st'lnach or buwels, aud swectens offensive breath
so soon as you take II, and by enabling tho pa
ticnt tn take plenty Of hearty food, Switch 10 the
parent Of health" produces vgor. strength and
energy. In every trial we have known 1t has
speedily eradicatcd Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant suficrings, weaknesses, debility, ard luss Of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe and as tho published GER
tifcates in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
Of the adipgtJournas from convalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and al
most miracul0usH "cure thu worst case Of Dys-
pcpsia in existence" We warrants il il in every
instance. Il can bsQbtaned at all the Drug Stores
in the United States and CnnAdas. ut One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
s.' fC.G. CLARK & CO., ProBEietors,
4oyl New Haven, u.
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Meeting of Pioneers.

Tho Pioneers OF Tho MaumOc yRlley, held a
meeting at the Court House in Toledo, on We'd
ncsdNy, 22d inst General john r. Hunt, ono Of
the earliest settlers of the Valley presided. An
interesting address was delivered by NJ. Il. Waite,
Esq. The Record says:
Mr.. Waite callod their attention 10 the fact that
he was indebted to the files of Pepers in the Au-
ditor's office Of Wood County for much Of his in
formation, and that these papers had been pre-
serytd by Addison Smith, Esq, one of ithe early
Auditors of that county, with great care,
ON nmotion Of J. W. Scott, Esq, the society vot.
ed thanks to MIR. Smith for the preservation of
those valuable papers .AH&
Geo. Powers, ESQ., OF pcrrysburg, presented tho
society with copies Of all newspapers that have
been published in Perrysburg, The first paper
pablshed in the VaIlcy,if we are not mistaken,
was issued from Pcrrysburg by JcssuP w. Scott,
Esq.
At o'clock p. NJ, the Pioneers had dinner at
the summit Street House, served up in excellent
style, and everything passed off to the satislac
ton of all concerned. Guf0 -rsU
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"6et cut at The way, you little wretch-always
littcring uP the house with year trash" eSclsin-
cd the harsh step-mother Of little David H., as she
dealt bis swollen limbs cruel blow from the
broom with which she was sweeping. David was
eight years otd bright, iuteIllgent boy, with en-
ergy and decision OF character stamped on every
feature, but so badly afflicted With rhsumatism ss
to be unable to walk and ne could only with grea,
diiheulty drag himselfac.Os the room, and was
on this account considered by his uufeehng step
mother as an especial nuisance.
Upon the secession referred 10 he had been giving
rent to his boyish genius, which was in after
years 10 wia for him Ga name and place among
men," in making miniature sled, and the conse-
quent 'iiter" ofshavings had called forth the
rrbuko and tle blow frpm his feminine tyrant.
Mrs, O., goad motherly woman, Christian
in heart and decd, who had called to pay neigh
borly visit to Mrs. H., saw all this, and saw the
child creep sob5ng into n eorner of the room; and
her tender heart went out in sympathy toward tho
niotherlcss boy. "Mrs. II" She said "let me
take that child home with me; you know am good
at nursing, and he will be cripple for life unless
something is done for him." The step p-mo ther
was only too glad to be relieved or her charges
visitor, answered suarpishly, "You can take him
aud Welcome" Mrs. c. took the ehGd home with
her, aud though not rich in this worlds goods,
and with family Of her own to care for. this
gcncrous, loving woman for two months nurscd the
invalid boy tenderly as il he had been her own
at the end Of which tiHse, she took him back, re-
stored through her care to perfect health. Oh!
the power Of ono such act Of genuine sclfsacrcing
christianity, who shall measure il? Years have
passsd--Dsyid is amiddle-agcd man now, wealthy
and rcspccted-but he has never forgotten this in
cident Of his childhood; and often the memory OF
ii has appealed tohis heart in behalf of some suf-
1 feriug orphan. And whom his bcnclaetress grew
old and infrm, he repaid so Ear as lay in his pow
/ or, the debt Of gratitude he. owed to her, The
| grass grows on her grave now, and sheilhs gone
to her reward, but the memory ofa thousand sncl
acts or loving Kindness st lives in the hearts Of
Of those who knew her. yFHi Jta.T...- Ia. tFi
Reader, would you be remembered like her. will
feelings Of reverence and cstcem.-"Go thou aud dc
likewise" l..
Pcrrysburg, Feb, %, 1865. aaa.H .et
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MARRIED

r . e
p. JUDS0N--MITC CHELls-r-At the residence of
the brides father, in ilais township, on Tuesday,
February 2Sth, bv Rev. Perry G. baldwin, James
Il. JudS0n and Miss Elizabeth A. Mitchell. lrrJ
We have not the pleasure OF being acquainted
with either Of tho "haPpy pair" but fr5m the
fact that the above notice was accompanied by a
"billy dux, in the shape Of a +" greenback," for
our especial benefit we take the liberty Of tender
ing them our hearty congratulations. We would
gladly make requistion on mr sausage
grinder" for few rhymes, but it Is so thoroughly
out Of repair that we are confident It would only
do "outrsgeous injustice TO the occasion. How
ever, we heartily wish them long, joyous and
prosperous life may their worldly possessions be
abundant for all temporal wants may their de-
scendants be numbered by FcgimentsI may they
all lmarry early, and follow the example Of their
ilusriots ancestor, by. sending the printer a
"greenback." Sic transit gloria mhRdt iiHF