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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

GREAT AND GooD.-lt is a notable fact in
in criminal statistics that no fat man was
ever convicted Of the crime Of murder,
Stout people are not revengeful; nor. as
a general rule, are they agitated by Gu is
Of passion. Few mnrderers weigh moro
than ten stone. There arc, however, ex-
coptions, which justify us in assuming
eleven as the utmost limit Of the sliding
scale, but beyond that there is no impulse
toward h ,micide. Seldom has such
phenomenon as fat hluso- breaker been
paraded at criminal bar. II ia yonr lean.
wiry fellow who works with the skeleton
keys, forces himself through closet win
dows which seemingly would scarcely
suffice for the entrance of the necessary
cat, steals with Eoiseless step along the
lobby and upstairs, glides into the chamber
sacred for more than half century to tho
chaste repose of the gentle Tabitha. aud
with husky voice, aud the exhibition of an
enormous carving knife, commands silonce
on pain Of instant death, and delivery OF
cash and Jewels 1t is yonr attenuated
thief who msinuates himself under beds.
81 Ks behind counters, dives into tills.
or makes prey of articles of commerce ar.
rayed at shop doors for the temptation Of
the credulous passenger A Compliant
burglar is as much out of place, aud aA
little TO be feared, as was Falshif at
Galshill, and what policeman ever yet
gave chase 10 depredatOr as bulky as
a .bullockl Corpulence, we maintain. is the
outward sign not only of a.go0d consti-
tuition, but Of inward rectitpde and Vir-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
sayings OF Josh Killings.

IL N MShly important that Wnen man
makes up his mind tew becnm raskel,
that they should examine himself closely,
and Sc if he aint better constructed for o
phool.
argy in this way, if man is right he
klmt be tn radilial, if he is rong he kant
be tn conservatff.
Tell the truth and shame the devil"
klio lots of people who can shame the
devil easy cnuH, but the luther thing both
ers en-. ss
1t is a very delicate job few forgive a
mn with nut lowering man in his own
estimation and yours tew.
As gineral thing, when woman weres
the britches, she has right tew them.
1t is admitted now by everybody that
he who can git fat on bolony sassage, has
good dele of dorg in him.
am poor, and lam glad am for find
that wealth makes more people mean than
it does generous
Sticking up your nose doen't prove en-
ything--for soap biler, when he is away
from hum, smells everything.
Woman's inllooance is powerful, cspec-
ial when she wants anything.
No man luves 10 get beat; II is better
to git beet than to he ales rong.
1t is sed that horse doent know his
strength and doent really suppose that
q skunk does uuthcr.
gor than gmlet
1t IL sed that a horse doont really sup.
pose that skunk does nuther.
BE sure yer rite then 20 ahed but in
case of dout 30 ahcd emmy way.
Sckts and crceds of religun are like
pocket. compasses. good enugh to pint the
direcshun, bnt the nearir the poal they
git the wus they wurk.
Men aint apt to get kickt out of good
society fer bein rich.
The rode tew rewin is alwuZ KEEP in guti
repare and the travellers pa the expeasis
NV it,
If man begins life by bcn a fust Lu
tonunt in his family he neod mover look
fer promoshun.
The only profit there is in keepin more
than wun dorg, il what yew kin make on
the bord.
havnt got as much mummy as scme folks
bnt have got as mach impudenoe AZ envy
Nv them, and that is the next thing to mum
ny.
1t aint often that a mans reputation out
lasts his MUMMY.
Don't mistake arrogance for wisdom
menny pepil hav thot they was wze when
they was only windy.
The man that kant git ahed with pull
ing others back is limited cuss.
Wemmen wal sumtimes con ess Their sins
bnt never knew tn confess her faults.
0 what wurld this is to liv in, for the
sole that is afraid Of durt and deviltry.
Young man. study Difference, it Is the
best card in the pack. So sffrI a
Honest, is the poor man's pork and the
rich mans pudding.
There's luxury suintimes in felin loan.
I'm. p OF .'t' 'ftH f l.i.l.
There il only wun advantage that kan
see in going tew the dlyi and that Is. the
rode IL ezy and yew are sure to git there.
Lastly, am vilenuy opposed to ae'leht
sperits as bcvorilse, but for manufactn-
ring purpose, think a little NV it tastes
very good Troy Times,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

"Do you wauta common pin, or some.
thing richG"
John grew angry. To think that any
man should ask him did he want "com,
mon pin" for his Maria, when he had q ave
dollar note roady to buy good onc.
Mister" said no. with an attempt at
dignity, MY wifo has several common pins,
and she has grown tired of en-, promis.
ed her splendid pin, Il bought one, so
let me look at something real nice, if you
please"
Certainly sir" was the pleased reply
1--WE have Just received lot of beautiful
diamond pins from Paris; would you like to
SEQ theml"
Fetch EN- out" was the reply
The jeweller produced velvet case
with some ten or twelve cluster pius.-
Their light flashed in Johns eyes until they
sparklcd almostas brightly; he held them
in different positions, aud at every turn OF
his hand that held the case, his delight in
creased. At length he said:
"Woll, Mister, guess that there ono will
suit my wife, 80 guess Ill take it, if the
| price suits me"
ooh, III sell it reasonable TO you," was
the reply, as John pulled out tatlooking
wallet.
"lIow much is the figure, Mister ?" asked
John, drawing FIVE dollar note from
among a lot of its brethren.
"Ill let you have this pin for fifteen hWa'
tired dollars! and | assure but my dca
sir, what is the matterg' suddenly cried the
| iewcller looking at John.
| Poor Musch! lie was indeed sight L
behold. When ho heard the price of tht
pin he was literally struck spoccheSs. lie
held the five dollar note in one hand, the
wallet in the other, and with gaping moutl
he sank into q stool behind him. Ftfteel
huadred dollars! What a sum of money L
ask for bosom pin! 1t was too much TO
poor honest John. lie had not the leas
idea that there was broast-piu in all Pnll
adelpha that came to fifty dollars. What
then must have been his surprise when the
sum of fifteen hundred was named for the
one he had so greatly admiredY
AMY dear sir, what is fhe matter?" kind
ly asked the iewellcr, coming from benin,
the counter to Johns aid.
"0h, nothing particular" said John, faint
ly; al am better now"
"Shall send for a carriage"
"What for2" asked John.
"To convey you to your residence"
"Thank you, my team is around the cor
ner, above here, which will take me HON
when am ready to go. | say" said john
almost in whisper, as he once more az
preached the counter, as though tie wa
afraid to speak aloud-"l say, how mucl
did you say that pin WASP
"Firteen hundred dollars." was the reply
"lIave you any higher priced oaes?" ask
ed John, in desperation.
"Not at present, sir; but we expect som
This week yet, if you would call, say b.
Saturday"
"Wel. yes,' said John, returning TIC iv
dollar note TO his wallet I'm SEQ my wife
and tell her the price of those; and il sh
says shall huy one for her, III call aga
and get it; but if she'd rather have hjgl
er priced one, why she'll have to wait le'
days"
Tho jcweler bowed John out littl
dream 'ng how he had nearly surprised th
supplemented man out of his wits.
John went home without the bosom pin
to the great grief of Maria. And Mr.
the joweller, still awaits the return of tn
man who wanted higher priced pin.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
THINGS THAT ADAM NEVER KNEW

Adam neer knew what was to be q boy,
To whcedle pennies from doating sire,
with which to barter for some pleasing toy,
To calm the rising Of strong desire
To suck an orange. Nor did he
Ere cast the shuttlecock To battledore,
Nor wear his trousers out at the knee
From playing marbles on the kitchen 0oor
He never skated DER the frozen rill,
When winters covering o'erthe earth was spread,
Nor glided down the slippery hill,
With pretty girls upon his4sled.
He never swung upon his fathers gate,
Or slept in sunshine on the cellar door,
Nor roasted chestnuts at the kitchen CRATE,
Nor spun his humming top upon the floor.
He ne 'er amused himself with rows Of bricks,
To see, il one fell, all the rest came down;
Nor gazed delighted at the funny tricks
0fharlcqun, or travelling circus clown.
BY gradual growth he never reached the age
When cruel Cupid first invokes his art,
And stamps lo5e's lesson page by page
On the glowing tablets of a yOunghng's heart.
He never wandered forth on moonlight nights
Whittier he loved above all earthly things,
Nor tried to mount old Indar's rocky heights,
Because he fancied love had lent him wings.
He never tr:ppcd it DER the ballroom floor,
Where love and music iutcrtwined their charms;
Nor wander d listles S by the srndy shore,
Debarred the pleasure Of his lady's arms.
For Adam-so at heart 'tis said,
by many an old and modern sage
Before moment of his life had fed
Was fully thirty years OF age.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, AR
REARS OF PAY. &c.

TINHE Undersigned having had considerable ex-
il peris~ee in collecting Claims against the Gov
ernment, tenders his services to those who may
desire them, for the purpose here specified. The
proper blanks, for ah classes OF army claimants
constantly on hand, aud the same may also be
found at the Offices % -
A. d. EgeFton, Sotsty Public, Tontogany, o.;
Levi Taylor, Esq, Weston;
w, r. Peck, Notary Public, Bowling Green
All claims en with any Of the above named gen
tlemen, will receive prompt attention.
III Terms reasonable, and payable only when
successful.
J. W. WOODBURY..
Bowling Green, Jan. ] 4, 1855, 3syl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15


THE CnEERING WoRD.--Little Charley
was the dull boy OF his school. All tho
rest either laughed at him or pitied him.
Even his master sometimes taunted HIM
with his deficiencies. lie became sullen
and Indifferent, and tohk 10 pains to get on.
One day gentleman who was visiting tho
school looked over some boys wis were
making their first attempt to write. There
was q general burst of amusement at poor
Charleys efforts. He colored, but was 81.
lent.
''"Nevcr mind, my lad," said tho gentlo-
man, ,eeringly, "don't be discouraged;
just go on aud do your very best, and youth
b. II brave writer some day. ! rccollect
when frs. began to write being quite as
awkward as you are, but persevered, and
now look look here" lie took pen and
wrote his name on piece of paper in tino
egible characters. "See what l can do
now" he aided.
Many years afterwards that gentleman
met Charley again. He had turned out one
Of tho most celebrated men Of his day
aud he expressed his firm conviction that
he owed his SUCCESS in life, under Coda
blessing, to the encouraging speech made
by the school visitant. t..s
All living things mood encouragement.
The eagle encourages and aids its young
to fly. The cat encourages her kitten to hunt
aud catch the mouse. The hen encourages
the chick to fly to'the roost. And 80 tho
horse, the OK and other ANIMALS encourage
their young in every proper way. But il
often happens, that poor sensitive children
who most need cheering words, get only
rebuIls, seedlings, and hard words. ''Kind
words make our sufieFings loss; encourage
ing words give MS energy, hope, and con.
fidelc;. i artery puifs up, makes US vain.
5ener, tes egotism-against which all
good men pray, "Good Lord, deliver u.s."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

EMPTY BOTTLES NAVIGATING THE OCEAN,
Captain Beecher, an English shipmas.
ter, has compiled within the last ten years
the following curious voyages of bottles
thrown into the sea by unfortunate navi.
gators. A good many bottles cast into
sea next to the African coast found their
way to Europe. One bottle seems to have
anticipated the Panama route, having
travelled from the Panama Isthmus to
the Irish coast. Another crossed the At
lantic from the Canaries to Nova Scotia.
Three or -four bottles thrown into the sea
by Greenland mariners off Davis Straits
landed on the northwest coast Of Ireland.
Another made a curious trip-swam from
the South Atlantic Ocean to the west coast
OF Africa. passing Gibrater, went along
the Portuguese coast of France, ana was
finally picked up on Jersey Island. One
bottle was found after sixteen years swim.
ming, one after fourteen years, aud two
after ten years. A few only travelled
mere than one year. and one only Ave
days. This was. sent off by the captain
of tho Race-horse, on the l7th Of April, in
the Caribbean Sea, and was found on the
22l, after having gone through three de-
grees of longitude, l2l0 miles) western
direction. Captain Mcclure, Of tho lnvest-
lgal y, threw a DOtlle INTO the sea IN lS0o,
on his voyage TO Behring's Straits. 1t
swan $500 miles ih two hundred days
and was picked mp on the Honduras coast.
IToLp OK BOYS, Hold on to your tongue
when you are just ready to swear, lie, or
speak harshIy, or say an improper word.
Hold on 10 your hand wien you are
about TO strike, pinch, scratch, steal, or do
any Improper act.
Hold on to your foot when ynu are on
the point of Kicking, running away from
study, or pGshmg tho path Of error, sbame,
or crime.
Without confidence, friendship is but a
mockery, and social Intercourse sort Of
war IN disguise,
.lu Irapeity prepare iol change; in
adNerslty hope lor one
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

.8 BAD ,PRAorIGE.-We fad the following
paragraph, headed "a Bad. Pracice," in
one OF oar exchanges: i, -,
Many persons who use Kerosene lamps,
are in the habit, when going TO bed or
leaving room for a short time, of turning
the wick down low in order 70 save a tri-
ling OF the consumption OF oil The con-
sequence is that the air of thdroom soon
becomes vitiated by the c0nEIee,la oil va
pors, by the gas prodheeda by combustion,
and also by tho Ainute PARTICLES. OF smoke
and SCOT which are thrown Oft Air thus
poisoned Is deadly ia its eifScts. and the
Irritation and inllanlItion of tho throat aud
lungs. headache, diz1incbs aud, nausea, are
mJng It's cHecls."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

won Tor " here those clouds. are go,ns,
sighed Flora, pepsvely, as She pointed
with her thin. delicate iinyer Il, tho hsa, y
funeral masses dat hpal IlztiY IA ,he sky,
II think they slo gong 10 thunder" sand
her litde br9tAef
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15
TOLEDO, OHIO.

rTHIS LARGE AND SPLENDID EsTAB-
Il LlSHMENT is the most extensive and finest
Gallery in tho city Of Toledo. Its patrons cm-
brace the elite and fashion of the city and Pho
tographs from this House are pronounced by ev-
erybody to be superior to any others ever made in
Toledo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

Agricultural Warehouse.

n s we have received the transfer Of the stock
IN of Agricultural Implements formerly COM
signed to D. Kreps, we would ask the liberal pat
ronage Of the Farming community 70 be continued
with us. We will endeavor to render satisfaction,
and furnish you with the best implements that we
can obtain; such as
Corn Shelters, both hand and poweri
Straw and Stalk Feed Cutters;
Hay Rakes, revolving and wheel
Grain Drills and Threshing Machines;
Rcapcrs aud Mowers combined, and Mowers;
Saving Machines, best in use;
Victor Sugar Mills;
Cooks Evaporators;
Steel and Cast Plows;
Shovel Flows;
Cultivators, and
Horse Pitch Forks.
Also, all other kinds of tools and machinery for
Farm and Garden use.
sey- Flour by the barrel and sack.
s9y- The highest market price paid for Flax
Seed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

FoRruNArE coNR,xArIoS.-We are up
posed to proprieiarY medicines. and IL is
with some compunction we sec advertis-
meats of them Ia our columns. Still
We must confess that Brown's Troches are
convenient and useful, IN ceriain conditions
OF the throat aud laryiiS, before speaking
AZ, 4. christim Adr6cfe s,.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-15

A yoms professor az one 0fthe colleges
married a .hdy tweaty isyemaihiS senior.
lbis w4s said,slY a willy teend,s To he
prppt al hiRamhlilol, 4, as lac appe ared do
s-IoQs Of siqdying The "aneients,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
In Cour, of Apprnis-JUNE TERM 1865.

In Couri of Apprnis-JUYE TERM. 1865.
REQUISITES OF A CONTRACT OF PURCHASE AND
SALE or PERSONAL PROPERTY VIXEN THs
AMOUNT EXCEEDS FIFTY DOLLARS.
Samuel Bra2n az; Milton \. Hyde.
The plaintiff was in possession of the property
tho taie it taken by the defendant Tho defend
ant claimed the property under contract OF purchase
and sale The plopc! was not present az tho time Of
the making OF the contract ihe consideration OF tbs
purchase was an 30 apply he amount OF the
property 20 the payment OF deut due from TIE vendor
10 the CoenGant % far me same NOn Ro' mat Is,
% give tue vendor credit or tho agreed Value of the
property. ... r.,
chrse Yd soe of personal property, amounting, 10 over
sfO something more than mere worus mnss pass be.
int rner tAe statute Tor the prevention OF frauds.
o,c ,bore mutt have occaTrcd one OF the three acts
therein mentioned nancy
l The utmorADduin. X IN wfNlng, must have been
.i-ned ~ both parties thereto.
n lie delivery of The goods IN whole In part be
relied upoD to render valid tbe contract that delivery
must have been made Oy one party and have been AZ
ecp,ei By TIE other.
tiou or purchase money be relied upon, such payment
must have been offered by and accepted by the
other party
That object Of this statute Is TO require something
moro than words expressive Of the meeting Of The minds
Of the parties 70 pass brwcc the buyer aud be seller
That the purchase money, or consideration OF the
cOltr Ct being the payment of note the discharge
Of TN indebtedness the payment discharge must be
consummaed at The tine, TO BIND both parties W
their fcts riiler than bv their words.
Jrdgnens og tie pain:ih.
JoaL TIFPANY. State II porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
The ErrcGme,, iu Arhnpsns.

! The following document has been received
from the source indicated in date;
OFFICE SUIT AND Pro. Mar. IF FEEsDMrS, y. r. A.
iiEiEsA, Alk.. july 81 100. },
CArTAIy: have the honor 10 .Or~aEa my report OF
Refugees and Freedmen. Eastern District OF ArHasas'
sncc nv la.t report seventeen OD Of the refuqees
have brcn sent 70 thoir homes ana sifennou %
are making 10 got tie hamce III tie hnrns OF 'ho
Government No changes have taken place IA the coz
d.tiOa OF tho Freedmen. ! have not drawn ahingie
ration iog desiitlto N,re pf'ol ui'l ~ LonIh %
Inlv excepting tie SICK IN to,pt i. tie enlpio!e, OF
tho Bureau aud tse orphans. During tbe past month
a. Office mss been vistil daily by numbers OF lneo
VINO have returned 10 tin u homes Ia this District since
tie surrender OF tie Rebel armies. These men
say.-owners before the nid are now seeking for
Inflammation au distractions 40 10 how tAey arg TO obey
the laws OF Congress aud tie orders OF TIE ar De-
yartmert IN rel iiiOn 20 the ireed People
Tne citizcus Of tits ptrt OF Arkansas ere adapting
themselves rapidly to 10 nee orlrr Of alnrs aud axe
making usreemeuts end contracts win IAelr IoEDer
slaves flr tie remainder ~ lie Yraf,
10 fuoi.it lte q making ui contracts and 10 guard
the freedmen from oppression and aOdse tie eJmWali
ing ohlcer 81 tho dlsslct C'L thas hfDNol u,s sens
tWO companies vi Ills regiment 10 MadlsOa on me Ss
Francl. RIVER and two Compa les 10 Ldeunia' DesL1
CO.. botl hc.o places beng the crnier OF COMMUNITIES
intensely opposed - fccuDm. lEe prrS"hco VI tho
troops viii no doubt. have a SOLITARY influence, and
show such people that the Government VIII protect the
cO!orct man and assist HIM IN obtaining al hs rights
The business OF 10y office las increased enormously
since tAe Bureau hls assumed ohnIre "i t9e affairs ot
Tie fie,dmcn and. nlttole. attend from a. 70. & O.
D. M ~ us Office the people crowd 10 my private quar-.
fcrs b Ie Gal alter tDrSc ACus DC guns o! me 10 al
tend 10 some hnsiaoss tor tAen Their wants re
ceasag. md nom their Ignorance OF tie world they
The eon.manInc officer, Col Beuzoni, is doing an
In bis power aid tho Bu ard Ia protect te freed
men aud secure them the.r rghts. KesneeulIy sc5-
mIttcd. II. S"EENEl,
Capt. GOTH L. s. c. llL and suiL IL. /. ana A. L. d.
E.A.
CAPT. GRO F. DAYTON H. H. T. Gen. Barsas, r F. and
H. h. HOL Us, ~. LoH.s, .io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23


VIII be received THE Once Department "a the City
Of Waralstou urs, ocock p. OF Monday the iweny
eighth DAY Of Autas', 10y. i't yi'rsi"s ' [ ~ va.
United states BY monthly Hir Of ht'' GO, -,
NJ steam him II no. than thousand tln- burden
go nsgs between por: o. the a.tcd States uoEsh o.
tie Potomac River a Rio ta janet %, ~ prz ous"ns a.
lnro IA brazil fora clnuc Of ten years. 20 com
n.e on n before tie lst day 81 srptenber ideo sd TO
da,r so she dsy lhe r sosmsp Of such lne shall Leave
a.. trlled sta "a lie rgus ~ bFal..
B,l.r nu gnl,e the uni'ri sa'e- port OF depa'u5
,iors intern ed ate rors he rsniP shall touch
cf outward nonvSa-i pls'sg u e-'es snd receive
Esh bid should r,n, h- ne prop IA to be oc'1pied IA
r'Tsrntg to pf.f'e.s. ea-h Voc ,ost1f" 20" "a" 90
s.s - te n'srais~ pets at w4.cn iLf steamship, ai'
dsvs -ang tie popo-ri days ana -FOUR o. a'paie ron
earh tf 80 veil - 3 Fopo,'n co." So 20 - o. 1870
g. e. .e ,,i 90 tr 4 ro- Of she Pee. Dcpi tmrl' Of &c
rrfle 80, ~ % acr-.n ny s'd Dciatihrnt'
o time. 90 che n'erss-s Of tie Psoposed niena
to..f o. nls,ry &C. llsy - Iir'
Is ,t-mshif eae-ii r ilI' service aust be Arerican
-a.-rs 90 f.r nd before acccrfanre VIII &c SUD
ecf g. sp.ction 30. survey ~ ~icnced naval con
o g. be ee.a'a III 'Aa' purpose ~ lie secretary o.
sosa must cou n al respects 10 ne provisions sn
rrcrenrrts Of 'lc .'rid nct proved Say ~ 10 sni
ft t.- graauto.s r u property md ebrndaty aDe
u.ale g00i their gntie Anf a1-rfs hAnf anu resi-
d~ucs ari tire q ea'h neu1er ~ tA- hfn' when
company o1,r- should be- dncy ststrd IN the pr'P.aL
.auce pt.nce o. the nds VII ue De
anf TO- time limited for trr receptions ba' no pro2osti can
-c.rT ny dis D.p4 tu.ut rss he bidder i AGO &C
r.rt n, d. tiov-ruucnt Of Br4rl PROVIDED for IN the
sr Aud bee o. such JOINT Dc'rptance dl''nc
nd rls1e contacts are 9 BE- executed oy .he
t ~ Sod rs y fh earh Government. linug frsi
,acn G,vr4rurr, % b. rtsponsh' ouly iog ia
no. or ,n Of toe sl1ly 10 b. pad Or the Sc Ice
Tr.,o.a .ou! re .-nt IN ae- seal fhe First Assist
snf pa,.ra rGrurra" Foreign Desk" win the words
i,. p,o.,,ai, '- ioreigs No,s" written he fee Of
.s.. and hoy should bo Gi.p1clrl '.ne % BE- e.
r. vrl af before te twenty gfh dy Of August next
W. ci last day r.'cyius puD1sa.s under ths
,l,..,,i...a,.,t WILLIAM uGNSiSpN,
Pos liustsl- General.
Norg--T- Department e ~ advised taai oi9 hite
,c' II bss vet l.-ai~u by ts Government ot iriZh in
rr.p.i t. tie abisnurut of de propOsyd stelnsg SER
vic between The Two Colrirf.
..~rx-