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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1866.


Our most momentou., arduous struggle hav.
ing resulted in the triumph of American Ma.
tioLality, the utter 6i.eomftare and overrbrov
Of Secession and Slavery, The Tribune pro-
foundly rejoicing 10 this, vii, labor to conserve
the legitimate fruits of this grand, benien,n,
victory BY rendering Liberty and Opportunity
the common heritage Of the Whole American
People now and evermore.
Discountenancing all unmanly exultation
over or needless infection of pain or privation
onthe upholders of the lost cause, it will insist
on the earliest possible restoration of the
uihern States to their former power and in.
once in our Union on the basis of All Rights
or all their People:
1t Will labor in hope to prove that the substi-
tuition of Free for Slave labor must inevitably
and universally conduce to the increase of In
dustry, Thrift, Prosperity and Wealth, so that
the South, within the next ten years, must look
back amazed on her long persistence in prac-
tice 50 baleful as the chattelizing of Man.
1t will labor for the diffusion Of @ ,mmon
School Education, Manufactures, the Useful
Arts, &C.. &C., throughout every portion of our
country, but especially throughout the sections
hitherto devoid of them, believing that every
good end will thereby be subserred and the in
terest OF every useful and worthy class promo
ted.
1t will urge the protection of Home Industry
by discriminating duties on Foreign Products
imported, with view to drawing hither the
most capable and skilful artiicers and artisans
OF Europe. and the naturalizing on our soil Of
many branches Of production hitherto all but
confined to the Old World, while it would
strengthen and extend those which have al
ready foothold among US.
1t will give careful attention to progress and
Improvement in Agriculture. doing its best at
once to bring markets to the doors of our farm.
ers and teach them how to make the most OF
the opportunities thus afforded them.
1t will devote constant attention to Markets,
especially for Agricultural Products, with in
tent to save both producer and consumer from
being yictimized by the SPECTATOR and forstal
Ter.
And, giving fair scope to Current Literature,
to the proceedings OF Congress, and to the gem
eral News of the Day, it hopes to retain its old
patrons and attract many new to bear them
company.
We rarely employ travelling agents. as so
many impostors are habitually providing in the
assumed capacity of solicitors for journals. We
prefer that our subscribers shall pay their mon
,ey to persons they know, and of whose integ-
rity they are assured. Any friend who believes
DE will do good by increasing the circulation of
ceive subscriptions. Specimen copies will be
promptly sent without charge to those reqsir-
ing them, and We trust many friends will be
moved to ask their neighbors and acquaintances
to join in making up their clubs. r...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-15
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Editorial.
SEPT. Is, 1865.
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
His solid aad Fluid Extracts embody the full
strength Of the Ingredients Of which they arc
named. They are left to the inspection Of all.
A ready and conclusive test of their properties
will be q comparison Of those set forth in the
United States Dispensasory. These remedies
are prepared by H. T. Helmbold, druggist Of
sixteen years experience in this city. and We
believe them to be reliable; in fact, We have
never known an article lacking merit to meet
with permanent success, aad Mr.. Helmbo!d's
success is certainly prima facie evidence His
Drug and Chemical Warehouse. in the city Of
New York, is not excelled, If equalled, by any
in the country. and We would advise our read.
ers, when visiting that city. to give hin call,
and judge for themselves. ~ 45f
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TO CnNsunIprIsaVRs. B

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very sifals etisaS .bheS bavsns suf
Tered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dredd diseasss Gopsnmptiop-Js anxious to
make known tohs fsdw scsefSfe the In "a n Of cure
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scrpton used.'FeY et chaFge> aslEh The directions
for preparing andusingthe same which they will find
a SURE, CURE for CoNsuM TIoH, AsTHMA, BRoScH1TIs
cobGHa ooLps. ana Il ThSoaf an lung Affections.
The only object OF the advertiser sending the Pre-.
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nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable, and he
hopes evgA saHsseF Eill tET his TsmedyF it will
cost them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
MAJ viii please addness u, - NV ETJgrT7
- ~ hEY EDwARD a.. WILSON,
43zz Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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= christmas Tree at Tontogany.

The members aud friends OF the Presbyterian
Church in TontOgany, provided a magnificent
Christmas Tree, laden with choice gifts, for the
children of their Sabbath School. 1t was indeed
model of good taste, highly ereditablo to the
5udgments as we'll as the generosity of the donors
We learn that the meeting in the distribution OF
the gifts was of a very interesting character, and
many little heart was made to rejoice when re-
ceivng the expected gift. AS usual our friends
Nj. WARNER, Esq, and lady, were most active in
this labor of love towards the little ones.
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POPULAR SCIENCE:
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son by ENLAnd ING it to the size OF the most costly
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HOWEVER, INCREASING THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
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The Editorial Department is Tery ably cohdact-
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il ought to have million Of readers in this grow
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wood county Official DireCtOry.
TEwl J lXDvERrIsnmENTS.

Sheriff Sales (6l-C Charles w: Evers. "o
Administrator's Notice-R. Swineheart.
Farm for Sale--Slevip 4 Parsoas., .,
sale of Real Estate4IeyI Taylor II
Sale of Real Estate Elizabeth Moore.
Statement of Hartford Live Stock lns. Co.
Sidney Git Concert.
Administrators Notices.. w. st. John.
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4 Cure YoarsaIf Of lpyspe9sia.

This most aggravating ofai complaints--a dis
ease from which more people suffer aud die sthan
aimost any other has at last found its,'master
Goes Dyspepsia, Cure controls an6 completely
cures it in its worst stages no one who suffers
of the food, should be without it,. WHILST is all
cases Of hard colds, stubborn coughs, saro threat
and .all bronchial affections, Goes Cough Balsa
is the cheapest and best. These two articles. are
deservedfy very popular with the mas sses. ~
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,rEagRYp1uRG mARKpT,

[ooRREorEp wEEKLY ny '. r. MILLER a col
tns sPsRarsbtGe, DeectSssS u |lsOS.
-ArrLEs Green W bu T5c dried rs.
TsSA BSTSa,1 ~ SOC SOC ( j " sEss. sSsa& = ao,.
FLouR Ia 00Ql4 90 " barrel
N3RxISAiqFp sheled 70S7SegW b,p ipeAr so
@55c. oAH Ss@S7e. Rye csc. WEeAt Z 500
90 " bu. ttr., Fsftt.tl .t..
zoe; Dressed Hogs O0a1 so ~ cwt.
.LARp-12l6c W D.. rr
Por kTOEsL56G60c ~ bushel.
-.SALrr-2 IS W barrel.
WooL-40lG50c p H.
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Snmething of a, Joke.

The Toledo Record, of last week, makes, the
strange announcement that the village of Perrys-
burg was started IN 1868 and has estimated ppp-
ADDITION Of about tro hundred and ffty persons! 1t
continues its description in this style, which is
nothing more than the description we gave of
Lewisburg, in this county, a few weeks since. We
find the Record about as reliable in local matters as
it is in politics. -. -,
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The Ohio Farmer.

The attention of our farmers is directed to the
Prospsctus of the .0Eis Former, in thispaper. The
Farmer is published by MIR. s. D. HARRIS, at
Cleveland, Ohio. aud bears Farm reputation
which would warrant every cne engaged in Ogri-
cultural pursuits, in giving it a trial. 7 1., ~
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THE Cleveland Herald says fA gentle
man who resiues in Bucyrus, inttlls State.
and who refuses toshavehis name pubiiahed,
but whose onitiais age r. N 81, Informe d
us yesterday that he was about sending to
tho Governor of Georgia, TO be .dis strib6le ed
among the nHedy people of,tlat State, six
car loads OF wheat six ear loads Of corn.
and six barrels each Of pork aud beef. This
we call liberal conation; as the value of
the articles donated, at present prices, will
reaehdullY nine thousand dollars
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DeathslbY Cholera,.

.f- = t.... .,.F D =
0nicial retpqns received by the ISuroau of
Statistics at Washington. show tlatin Eng
land aud Wales during the quarter of a year
ending intFctober Fst, 1866, there were
10 369 deaths from choleta, IN tGe United
States, according to the, official rotAjrns
Z thered by the same Bnreaug there were
during tho four months ending December
lst, 10 sos 'dtaEs '' 'f'm '7H. - d ~
I, Il q This apnber, 1882 wkte IN ',1H9 City q
~ Louis al9pe-moreilhan tbird Of the
lwhojelmortality from cholera in the Eniieh
tates@happening tins ia siugleqtity and
that onlY the eighth in point Of! population
in the country.
M,New York, there. were IL l.ls9 deaths
from cholera: III PhIl&iel lphia. S34l in Sa
vannah. 23l lin New 0fleauR, l32 sdn Rich.
pUmd, l63 ;im FinkAabqss, 2OI. pm Memphis,
500 in Louisville, 1852 in Chicago, 9Is
in the army statjoted 1t Richmond, Y a.. SO ;
a. .Jeifsfson. B,rracks. 40, i l44aapd al
Tybee Island, GA, 90.,lsp ..siaAIlu bls .ob
These were the principal places visited
by! die diseassaX lO IEOiIn9TnE HA
The United States returns are from fifty
three Of the principal eries and toYps, aud
from The post eommlnders and bosbnals Of
the paledsAtes army They are baiieved
to shdw nearly the Whole mortality from
choleIAsin tlis country and atf5rdan. .hter-
estil comparison with the mortality re.
gsasiIoh the same disease - Bpghub and
yGlisoi iaeta tbat otlhse Tehrnsc were Ak
gauhereii byAlg d. lniaiy, o6iIfgt Of tie(3A.
r9hss oi St9tfstfes witdiF ! y Weeks. reflects
cfseHsAHoh manageInent Uf thyncA Bh
reau, aud npon the mayors aud pfi
GERS of Tie citlehn wholso quickly FURNISHED
Ts99Si l,13S Se9R8aIIkS EfaF1V4Aie BprsauE =
a X --aE- -fsa1aaaL c -. "a
TnERE are now abdat 600 punils in tha
Cooper lFstsulie,~ia KqwsY oriSsSwhich was
founded seven years ago bg ,PsteT, Cooper
Thsy areof all assss Gom.ls tol5by,j0t'
.s..ll -lAaaM
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,Blacizsn1iths, Attention !

All sizes Of Iron, Nail Rod, Spring Steel, Swede
Iron, Norway Horseshoe Bar, Cast Steel; Bur-
Hen's Horse shaes,yN Nos. . 3 and .assalt,l Hind
and Forer'Stert Vuter S6Aes, sGhst Bod Shoes,
oil-tempcred Carriage Springs, Scat Springs,
Norway Carriage Axles, Pittsburg Wagon Axlds,
Maleable Irons, aud No. l'Dhteksmitlis' Stonc
Coal at PECK uAMlLToS " Co. s. n,,.
I MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
0eBlity, Premature decay ana all tGs Directs d
youthful indescreton, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free 10 ailwh9 peed IT, the recipe nd
direetIonsfor making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to proht by the adyer.
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing
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, LOCAL rsREV1TEEs.

''-zT ThE Christmas display of meat by Holman
was very iue. tN 1852 4S5NNA
"A NICE farm for sale by SLEyIN & PARSONS
See advertisement.
--CHIoKENs are selling in our market at 10 TO
ihz13 cents per pPane. aolst :,
-ooff WOOD IS se'''"g Az y ~ per 'o' - '''Ae
So w "ckory 20 'V'
hEE hE ohlo Siaw uSo's nag = ~
past year SLY" "z4o o.
0ouii'9 sea- @ Goii'ii''s'On ""'
Iheir laDorS tnis wcek'
tp t9neral ot % !" NJ HOUSTON was i"rseIy az
f'enueu ah rr'uay a''erN''N ,"s.. x. u rle.B
,.-ToHRIsrN As-pAf' passea"n ip ferrSsourg WIN
the usual inSiP'a''y and Guinness: y" ~
hS supreme oont' Oh oi''o mas aUJou'no'
unui inursuay' lne ou o' January
8PkkES 70 tue cSfaney .ooncsrtean 9'e bPur-
cnasea AT Tue DooN''ore Oh Mo VI nAhAN " HofEE,
II Puoio scnoo's nave '"0a.tps Uu''ne Ao'
laay week' rney WIZ resume pn "euneSopy ii next
'.a--phEN seem v oe flen'y 'n,s seTSon' i&'eF
NUMBER wers s"o. ana eap'urea oy "ooa County
hunters on Saturday last. H 4h'.f. .'t' ''-
-THE ice ia the Maumcc River at this place
broke up on Wednesday afternoon, and the gorge
below has partially submerged the Flats ,,. II
Snow fell, with but little cessation, during
the entire day on Wednesday, and those fond of
slcighing haze fine prospect before them.
el T..s,.,4.y.,... Ni,.o ro.,at, ,.,o&. .h;, m;
ms A.e'n0uis' Dli'e ,ooo'e's meets '"'S DOil- YETI
day. evening at tAe residence OF JONATHAN PER
rim, ESQ.,, two and half miles west of Perrysburg.
40 u e., t.g,a Il
-lhEHE WIN DC speci"l communication Vi
Pho ak Lodge No. 1913 F..and a NJ. on Monday
evening next, December 81. full attendance is
80
oesireut o. .....,.-.a
--TeE mtshsand-ha& entertainments, onFriday
evening last, passedo of in good style. The WoOa-
On yuar5 Snao, Rr;od da was thara In full forsa
b ,Sa; s,snS," pTa =. = ., dta ths @ ~
win 'neil u w rr tue
sion ample Justice. ,alv .Itrtr
H. .;s,,,.ha go, Ls5 ttgI1 S;sarb8ta1'i ~
" hs"' a'e snoNAhau enSFeS uis" "PP'a9t7eua' a9t7eua'a r
change transpired on Monday, and by Tuesday the
ground was again covered with snow; but ottsuf-
fcient for sleichins, 70 at) - aaoa ,ds..e
u! H. .tI.l, snrs ,f.g.. ID. D.
.t7-pAsr WiptcF ferrysp"rs oo"s'eo Oh naNihs as
fine public Eyceum as any in the Northwest.
This winter.every effort in thatdrection has been
f.i,,.o A., o.,,stAo o,o,ta Z "a tho
failure 'nrousn 'ne apa,ny 9' some ana the una'-
countaDle oppoSluon OF others'r ~
.
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s1XdulAn iheid.nt i tollf y oonr

~AsISGULAh Incident IL toll Ia connection
with "a regent accident on one Of the New
York railroads. Thsre was .on, the ira ia a
gentleman and lady who had been TO the
oil regions The lady had $4,000 in gold
seereted on her person. She WAS takon to
the hotel nearly insehsible,. aud appeared
to have BEEN injured hy being trampled
upon. Her husband stood by tieibed and
took every article Of clothing as fast,as re-
moved from her person. but not dollar OF
gold was TO be found. la the morning at
daYbfealSh he repaired to1he gllAGs oFVEsi
aster, and there was tho money. His wife
had been tfamplef upon Until tho gold had
beeone 9eiaehei lfpmi hes psrsopIardtF9d
through thee Rla5ews. whsre' IL lay safe
y pn,Uls grppsda rai-ni!a'e ro, h4i'r n
ISFoNNATioN has been received atihe 10.
offilnpaftment, Washington, Of the dis
eoYefy Of a number of rich silver Iobes, in
Colorado. From an assay OF some OF. the
orc taken out, i is estimated 10 be worth
upward Of $4,000 per tuu. IA =, {.
t1HTF.
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h'fhE arst ruler to establish free trad dewas
Teesaiqt L QpYegtgre, 4iqyeFnop ee sAayti,
an unmixed black lae Grst clock ever
mRdepp AmerjcR wac the WSrk Of Beniap in
Bannakor, negro and the son of a Mary
land slave. fli8HH eft a3Tg 8tsSsaHS
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.SIss Experience has convinced me that for
heAdaehe, sudigSAddS, pain in the stomach. or any
Otheyprrt 9f the system, severe shIl4, ySOriness,
congAh c2lds hosrsenSssI ehdCga, ehS lera NOR
bus aiafFhGN, dyse6Ary; tootbAcfc, Nt.; lbcrc is
noticing beYsr than tbs Pays kIrLra.
'S5 D. 4. TAYLOR, Minister Of the Gospel.
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TuE Pacific Railroad has reached point
lNefC HUNDRED Ihileslwest Of OMAHA, 4 fl WI
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Comprising fifty different sikos Of Cooking, Paror,
Sheet Iron Sitting Room aud Heating Stoves, Sc
lected from the well-known factories Of MeSsrs
Ransom 4 Co., Albany lngrOham & Phillips,
and Hicks, Wolf 4 Co., Troy, n, Y,
ID pgcsatipg ourselves agaiu 10 our ntunernus
customers we wpuld say that DOR stock Of Stoves
has heen carefully selected from the bost manutac.
turers East aud bought unusually low, before the
last ahvapoe ia Stoves, POR DASH, , -e
The best aSsortm,ut of Stoves 10 DO found in the
Northwest is at the Mammoth Hardware Store
Over two hundred Of these Stoves have been sold
in this section the past year, and have given the
best of satisfaction.
Any 6no wishing good Staye, and chcap, will
save money by selecting one from our immense
stook. Our STOVE TRIMMINGS are made from
Heavy Copper an Tin Plate Russia, Patent aud
Common Iron Stove Pipe Copper and Tin r ilers
and Tea Kettles Plain and Japanned Tin Ware ;
House-furnishng Goods Wood and Willow Ware,
constantly on hatd. '''"''
We challcnge comparison e stock and prices
with any ether Retail establishment in the country
d o.
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.f.IaiL F'r' 0nfArrsElr' frE ;Il.I'. ~ Ss.TfpfIt
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE!

MADAME REMINGTON The world.renowned As.
Irolosist and sOpnap plls,lc ClAiTSe5ant, while Ia
yautste deilneates the very features Of the
person you 10 marry and By the aid Of an nstru-
atsnsspowpSkpg~p aEfw ifyshp no tfPps,
EdarsHsss Pr6duees psfiect ana ifsiiks picture
OF the future husband rYlfe Of the applicant, with
date Of mar iage, occupation, leading traits of char
aeter, &c This is no imposition, as testimonlals
without namber can assert. ~ stating place Of
birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope ad +
dressed to yourself you will receive the picture By
return mail kogsFh er PgHHd94 FfdH Rfarnldiq6I
Addrese, ip confidence, MAgAME GERTRUDE RE-
MlNGTON z. o. Box 29t, Wet Troy, N, Y, 2iz
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THE HARDWARE STORE.
= a iiIl1 b
&GaRrWR RS
,2T83id lit43 40 T0N
rHf %sSa6tHf SAsbwAHf sroat
or
HAMItroN'& & co., ' 2
25asN uysnuSS,; ONO.
''a PERRYsBURe; OHIO.

sCy{s lgITy-A3j EF.t1.f
Peace Makers Sizes,
Good Choer-2 Si1esa
Homo Guards Sizes,
Good Hopc--S Sisesy .r., .... .r
COnquoSt-S Sizes,
COnSul--S Sizest
RroOdside 9 Sizes,
PlOncCr-3 Sizes,
PRthfiudcr-3 Sizes,
.. HompStcnd-9 Sizes,
Palm 3 Sizes,
('yprcSs-2 81 cS,
liF I' hndtutOr.-2 es,
Pearl sizes,
Myrtle Sizes,
ujoefS6y--s SiSesy CiN ifkc Nl
Farmers Stove - Sizes,
The EmpreSs-3 Sizes. &c,
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Taa9s is = a'IGir,sen i,i hundred acre cram

o a'nf 1901. fIfffflll , n nHlaEi ~.
,giailis las ,4a.l .1rN VI s'as2k lis iW
,tsAll 'sls .ai7al'-sL ~
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,suagfG4AGdTEs,L I mo TRHH H.nlo

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
statesfrR AesF l9lqeshjnG Esr1npsh I'd ahaFpdEan-
tage by rclarn mail free Of charse, by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum.
bugged viii oblige by not noticing this card. All
ff III y bOrJ I &lSSsES TX sPMass @ .TF
fSfs ssf BicadWayI Ees YstR
~ .sAsl q. sagt ,ssg.stIlaI
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| To Sporting Men.
t1FineItwist add codiraoa Double aud Single
= Smith S wessoniis seveo-sI,ooting Pocket Pis-
tols; . .ai.lsgtl..' uGa -rut ,sraEl.1- rH 1lrt
Nos 4, and Oartridgesij hgs ta.es q .,l..
Spencer Rife Cartridees! Z, ein--nN
Double ahd single Shdt Bags
Powder Fiasks OF all sizes r, IL, ..
Eleys aud H.Dawin's Gun Wads !. D. ....r-l (. I.
Elsy's O. d. French Water-proor aud Army
Gun Caps'S 800 7a l-es5Hq 7' ,a9e aof
Kentucky Rifle; Peoria Rife, aud Hazards Rife
and Shotgun Powders ''''A
New York Shot, Common Shot, &C., can be
found AT the
III MAMMOTH 9ARgWARE sToRg b
OIoSlxsAHIIGH HHT4OD 3 LaT
Those iaSantota cloet can 6ndl IA good assort-
ment at the Mammoth Hardware Store.
rpl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-28

THERE are now about 600 punils in The
Cooper lFstsute,~ia NqwY oriuSwhich was
founded seven years ago bg Peter, ,CoOpea
ThsS are Of all assss nom.ls to Ol5bylp1et
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

ANDY DICKSON ard Mr. r. GIBSON WI
slng ther syorte CCnie souga