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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-30
Perrysburg Union school,

Perrysburg Union School will be opened Sep
tember Q, with the following corps of teachers,
to-wit
JoHH BARToY Esq. Superintendent
Miss CoRNgLiA BRowN, Assistant Supt.
Miss ELLA BAIRD, Grammar Department
la Mrs. MARY HoRD, Intermediate Dept.
Miss MARGARET VAss, Secondary Dept.
NJ. MIS- g. a. N VIZ WII1NsoN 1Sr, Primary Department.
Miss CARRIE X. THOMPSON, Unclassified Dept.
While the members of the Board of Education
much regretted that ttey could net retain Profess
or EwING ss Superintendent for the ensuing school
year, yet they consider themselves and the School
qaite fortunate in having been able to secure as
Superintendent gentleman of the high moral
very confident that, with the hearty cooperation
Of his able assistant eorrs of teachers the School
will not only maintain its present well deserved
high reputation amongst the Union Schools in this
State, but will obtain still higher position an
institution of learning.
For the convenience of nonresident scholars,
Arrangements have been made with the Dayton &
Michigan Railroad Company to carry scholars at
half-fare. The price of tuition for nonresident
scholars will be as heretofore: For the High
School, SIS 90 per term, aud for the other depart
ments, 81 90 per term.
In behalf of the School, we earnestly bespeak
for the School the generous support of the friends
Of Education within the county.
BY order of the Board. P. s. SLEVIN,
President of The Board Of Elucation.
l.. M.-HUNT, Secretary.
August %, 1867.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for CalomeI.


These Pills are composed Of various roots. having
the power to relax the seorstIons OF the liver as
promptly and eneoually blue pill or mercury, and
without producing any Of those disagreeable or dan
gerous effects which often follow the OF the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge OF vitaed
bile and those distractions the liver and
hillary ducts, which the Of bilious affections
In general.
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head.
ache, and all disorders OF the Liver, indicated by sal
low skin, coated tongue, castVeness droW snes and
general feeling Of wearness and Iasstude, showing
that the liver is In torpid obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage In
all cases when Purgatiye or Alternative medicine is
required
Please ask for DR.. schenck's Mandrake Pun" " and
observe that the two lkenesses OF the Doctor are on
the Government stampone when IN the last stage Of
Consumption, and the other In his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers Price 25 cents
per box PrincpA: ONCE, No. IS North sixths street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
General Wholesale igeuts: Dsmas Barnes 4 Co.. 81
Park Row, New York; &. 8. Hsnce, 1Os Baltimore.st
RslSInOrs, Nd; John D. Park, N. Z cor. Fourth and
Walnut-Sts, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 184
and lso WabAshavsnns Chicago. Ill; Collins Broth
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Mlsaoupis 10-1thh5lhWemoHE
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EDtroR Journal; Permit me through your
columns, TO make few remarks to the people Of
Northwestern Ohio.
On the 25d Of September, 1887, at Dayton, com.
mences tile 18Th annual Fair Of Ohio, under the
direction Of the State Roard Of Agriculture.
The Board are anxious to make this the most
successful one ever held in the State and the
prospect is that they will seually succeed in their
effort TO do so. Every indueement is being made
to have largo exhibition Of the best the State can
produce. While other States charge an entry Fee
TO exhibitors, and a large admission Zee we admit
scery article for srlbiion free Of charge, and only
ask visitors the small price Of rs cents each.
The Railroads will charge only half fare TO pas
sengers attending the fair, and carry articles for
exhibition fres.
Each portion Of the State should feel an interest
in contributing their full portion ia making the
display good aud thus keep up our noted reputa-
ton in fine stock, agricultural products, and the
mechanic arts.
Northwestern Ohio has been successful in taking
nearly all the premiums in fruit, for several yea RS
past Itisa laurel that we may u silly feel proud Of.
We should not, however, be cont ent with this
single honor. Our soil is no, surpassed in fer
tility by any other portion Of the state and we
can exhibit also, sto ek and the standard veget-
ables in such perfection, that we would astonish
the older portion Of the State, and even surprise
ourselves, if we make the effort.
Let us do so, and witness the triumphal succ ess
Of united exhibit Of our products.
The season, II is true, has been very dry and
unpropitous for all Agricultural aud Horticultur-
al products, but the same is true Of most Of the
other portions Of the State, and we should not
neglect TO take articles because they are inferior
to what we may have raised heretofore but IL
good, take them, and thus contribute Ilite for
the general display.
Should any one have superior article Of Hor-
ticultural other products, aud be unable h at
tend in person, and will send the same to DAYTON,
to my care, together with letter Of instruction,
| will oheerfully attend to having il entered and
exhibited in the appropriate Department.
Respectfully yours,
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The present manifestations Of cholera in
this oouutry do not tend to lessen the alb.
s"lute mystery Of the disease. its grin
secret seems past finding out Il is raging
in Central Kansas and some parts of the ln-
DIAN Territory with the same virulencc that
attends it's attacks on large and neglected
cities. One would think that the primitive
freshness Of the earth and sweetness Of air
on the Plains. wond expel the epidemic.
or at least lessen its desdliness. Out thore
no sewers or foul strseN aud elums breed
contagion; no vaults spread miasma no
bone.boiling watts poison the air; no tene-
ment houses Rourish the pestilence. The
frontiersman breathes pure atmosphere,
eats coarse, wholesome food aud takes
abundant exercise. The conditions Of his
daily life, according to popular theories,
ought to render him proof against cholera.
But he dies Of it with as swift decline as
pale.faoed child bred in crowded alloy.
About ali that we know Of cholera is that it is
aIgreat circumnavigator and ii seems to be
ravaging the Plains now because it has got
that far on its dreadful journey back to the
Orient.
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The Plague An Asia Minor,

The latest news from the East, says the
Lancet, would lead TO the conclusien that
the pestilential disease which has recently
prevailed most fatally among tl,e Arab
tribes in the marshes Of Hindee (Lake
Hindjeh J. south of Kerbela. in the valley
Of the EuPhrates, is verilable plague. The
disease is described as commencing with
symptoms of high fever. There is intense
thirst ; dolirium quickly superyenes the
eyes are bloodshot; the tongue covered
with white fur the parotd, axillsry and
iuguinal glands swell carbuncles appear
ia various parts OF the body and peteohis
accompany or follow their manifestations.
During the past winter and spring the dis
trict in which the outbreak has occurred
was subjected to extensive foods, and the
tribes were exposed to great suffering aud
privation. AT the first it was hoped that
nalady was malignant remittent, but the
symptoms described Indicate true plague.
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no CONsUmPTIYEa.

The advertiser, having been restored health in q
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered for several years with severe lung sGeeon,
aud that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his feloW-sunerers the meahs OF
roall who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pre-
serpOn used (res Of harge) with the directions
preparing and using the same which they win hnd q
sURs cVaE fof coEsUHFrIoN, AsTHHA, BROEcHrIs'
CoUeAs oobDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
seription Is to benefit the aheted and spread infor
nation which be eonceives TO be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remsdy, As 1t viii
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing Parties
wishing the prescription TREE, By return mail, will
please address REv. EDwAHD A. WILSON.
5LE Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, August 90, 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 O0@7 so; Superfne Op@
25 Extra, 8 5000 90; Double Extra aud Fancy
10 00@l1 90. Rye Flour, 8 so.
GRAIN-Wheatl lS002l2c; Corn 95@100c; Oats
4Sc; Rye dull Barley quiet.
PoRK-Mess new % OOO2S 90; Hams zoe
Shoulders 12c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, l2<c.
BuTTER-Fresh roll lSc; in keg sc.
EGGS-l5c.
GROCERIES--Co Coffee-Rio 25@27c; Java 37c;
Sugars-raw sugar lO@l4c crushed l6@l6kc ;
granuated l6%c; coffee 1870; B coffee IA 41So.
G coffee lSN0l4c. Tcas-Young Hyson, 1000
l75c; Imperial l45@175c; Black 9O@l6Oc
Japan l1O@l25c. Molasses 75@lO0c. Sirups--
fair 55@sOc; good 7O@s0c; prime sOOI15c.
Rce-Rangoon l0c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box S45:
stock boards s24 common boards $40; culled do
Sl4; fencing $40; Gull fencing $l4; flooring strips
$40; I'd do SIS; iost, s1anting and timber, Is feet
and under, $40; 1S-inch sawed shingles 90;
lS-inch sawed shingles go; l6-inch sawed
shingles rs and 4 %; clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring "a co.
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dresse
siding $28; dressed stock common, 12-inch, $40;
dressed common boards $40; Lath 90.
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Earthquake on the Coast of POrtugi

bHINHVUHh" On IHU VV"sN VI EUI1UkHI'
An earthquake and volcanic disnr bance,
similar to those at Santorin, have occurred
in the two islands Of Tercera and Graciozl
OF the Portuguese coast. On the night OF
the lst Of June volcano rose from the sea,
sbont nine miles north of Serrata, and
has since beeu in state Of great aotiv.
ity. 1t has thrown up enormous masses
of stone and lava, and has formed new
island, which is likely to be dangerous to
navigation. Sulphur and other vapor are
emitted in large quantity. The boats have
not been able to approach the new deposit,
bUoauSe oft incandescence and the danger.
ous character of the volcanic emsnations,
M. Saint-Claire Deville haa asked the French
Academy to appoint some geolOgist to in.
quire into and report upon the facts as in
the case Of the SsntOrin volcano.
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RerE,tate Transfers in Wood Count,


Following are the transfers of real estate in
WoOounty, as shown by the books in Recorder
MEF's Office, for the week ending August "a
AID Thurstin to Mary E. Wyckoff; lot 230
biGca, Bowling Green-$l0O.
L;lomas to Geo. A. Kelley; lots and 8, Hull
G.. MoSss to Luther Black; pit lot ia, Ton
JOLEhitksr to willamina Kiel; par. Of lot II,
Westd-36OO.
q. Csc TO 3. Pickering; prt W x NV ne sec
~ tip range 10, aeFes-S47I.
Wml. Flesher 10 Lucy O. Rush; NV seq & TN
D rang, $50 aeres-$l 900.
=, !. Aes to Rowena p. bingham; lot IL, Has
kins-O. RstIr
N jaime q. Close to R. P. Bingham; part of lot 1.
>, 3; DP,ek to J. Ricketts,; sw NV sec 2s, twp 4,
U =: kf0 acres-S500.
!. kitetts 20 +. Fairbanks; sw NV aud ne NV
sec 70, 4, U. 3. r. 50 aerss-$l, 200.
.Sk yonra Hissr 10 T. 8. Car@Ani pt lot ITO. Per-
=. = R, iillsr GO. 10 Geo. Eddsman; road tract
40, 80 ares-SI soc
NJ; shoemaker to Oliver B. Brown. lots Is and
a. HullP Prairis-SI, 200.
Geo. lddlemsa to =. r. Miller A Co; rivsr tract
D4, 1856 aeres-S8 800
40. efuansfsrs-lAi total valus-slT,ssi.
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MAaNoLIA wArER.-A delightful toilet article
70 Cologne and at half the price

STIMULATING roMo-LWE BrrTERs Good heath
Is blessing. The way to enjoy such Is to take
wne-glass full OF SrRIcKLAND's LIFE BrTrERs two or
three times day, They create q good appetite |;
they strengthen the stomach they cure habitua Con-
1ipaton, Nervousness aud Headache; they make the
old feel young. II you wish long life aud good
health, use SrRicKLASD's Luz BIrrRRs. For sale In
bottles by Druggists and by the drink at all saloons
and groceries, 4izE
DR.. J. IL Jordan, indianapolis. Ind says: "I
have known DR.. Strckland's Pile Remedy to he thor
oughy tested In numerous during the past
aii with perfect success in every instance. And
1t is with hi5 remedy for Diarrh9a Cholera, and
his Congh Balsam, They are all genuine and pure -
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pETIrION F0R DIVORCE.


EuLabeIh hIIeIeyj PIN, wood County. ohm.
vs.. 60. a =, ,yt Tr.- No.,
John RifeIey, defendant. Court Of Common Pleas
John RifeleY, whose residence is unknown 10 the
plaintiff, is notified that Elizabeth Rifelsy did cd
the 9th day Of August A. ID. 1867, file her petition
Ia the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Wood County. Ohio, setting forth that on
the LIST day nf April 1854, she was married 10 one
John Rifelet, at Perrysburg, Ohio that said JOHN
Rifeley has been willfnlly absent from her Tor
more than three years last past without any cause
or Justification that one Frances Rif4ey Is the
infant offspring Of said John and Elizabeth Rife
leyj aud prays that she may he divorced from
said john Rfeley, and for ths custody 0f said in
fant child. Said cause will be Gpr hearing on the
first day # the neSi erm Of said Court, which sits
November 10, 1861.
ELIZABETH RIFELEY.
BY DoDGE a TfLER, her Attorneys.
Perrysburg, August ., 1867. ljfSs 50
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PEisRYSBURG MARKET.

lcoRREcrED wEEKLy ny y. r. NILLER co.
PERaYsBURG, August 20, 1867.
APpLEs Green " bu 75c; dried 2 25.
BEEswAx SOC ~ ID.
BuTTER- 20925c q ID Eggs, l20l5c " doz.
FLoUR-l0 0001l2 90 W barrel.
GRAIN-Onrn shclled o00g5c W bu; in ear SO
Wsjc. Oats 4O942e, Rye | 90 w. 80 .
MEATs Hams 12H@ljc 1P ID; Shoulders 100
l2%c; Dressed Hogs 1O,07 80 " cwt.
LARD--l5c ;P ID.
POTATOES -60,tQ7jc " bushel.
SALT-2 85 ~ barrel.
WooL-30G940c a IN
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[Cnmmnnicntea.l I

SEVERAL of our sportsmen went on a ducking
expedition over at Portage River few days since,
and learned something Of the features Of the Game
baw. How is il Pom ?-Jouraal 23d inst.
We went shooting in a country where snakes
prevail, but instead of rattlesnakes and massa-
saugers, we were bitten by Copperhsuds. How are
YOU GuSf Pom,
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A New Erpedilion by Agasslz.

In is rumored thst Professor Agassiz and
the senior class Of Harvard University con-
template visit to Southern Ohio, for the
purpose of scientific investigation of the
tiquities-tumuli, fortificatiqns, and other
remaius OF an extinct race, in which it SO
greatly abounds.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who Suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
ul indiseretiOn, will for the sake Of suffering human
y, send free to all who need 1t, the recipe and dree
lions for making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertisers
exDerenes, can do BY addressing, in pertscs conn
denes, JOHN D. OGDEN.
en ~ Cedar, street., New IOFk
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Communicated
IS GiIead Again.1

EDITOR JOURNAL: / notice in your last jour
NAL you have another correspondent, from here,
who signs himself =" Hawkeye," and would infer
from his style, that there was something about
him characteristic of that bird. He wonders il
will write another piece "-and that he will
"watch him." Perhaps it would be we'll for him
to pray as well as watch, for he may in his as
tute sharpness fall into temptation-to write again
Well, in the language of noted ply scian in this
county, I" let him brindle.'
The Ladies' Mite Society held their second Ice
Cream Festival on Thursday evening, the 2lst
and If the first was success this was successor
and thanks are due the Misses Mawer, Forbes
Laskey, Bowersock, and Campbell, and Messrs
Pike, Pugh, Bell, Forbes and many others, for its
success. twill not require many more su,h fe. :
tivas to pay off the debt of the church. II is not
decided what will be the next performance. Some
talk of a concert and some OF oyster supper,
wnen the weather cools off. We win know, uhea
find out.
The Board of Education have secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Ampt, from Germantown, Ohio, to
take charge of the High School, in this place, but
have not selected the primary teachers. A num-
Der of applicants and all of them goOd-looking,
and AN glad am not member of the Board, us
might be inclined to hire all of them not 10
show Partially, you know. The school will ore
about the middle of October
The Presbyterian Church here, and the Second
Presbyterian Church of East Toledo have secured
the Rev. Mr. EDGAR, from New York, and he
will preach at this place next Sunday, and every
alternate Sunday thereafter 1t being time for the
Conferences of the Methodist Church and United
Brethren. preachers are 1t very numerous at pres
ent.
The wheat crop is short will not average in this
part of the county over ten bushels TO the acre ;
and not more than half a corn aud potato crop,
owing TO the dry weather. X.
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Wood County OEticiaI DIRECTORY
NEW ADvERrIsEmENTs.

Messengers Notice--Horace HertEler.
Executors Notice--Geo. G. Phelps.
Administrator SAle--Rezin Skinner.
Ayers Sarsaparilla-J. G. Aver.
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The Pews in the Presbyterian Church al Perrys-
burg, viii be rented for the year ending September
4, 1858. next Monday evening, at o'clock. All
interested are requested to attend.
BY order Of TRUSTEES.
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In clearing out a reservoir at ST. Louis,
used for supplying lhe city with water the
bodies or skeletons of 33 children were
found. The effect of this discovery upon
the stomachs of the people is not stated.
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al am monarch Of all survey,
Ny right there is none to dispute,
From the center all round to the sea,
rom Ihc conIer All round
am Lord of--n

Every disease named in the advertisement Of DR..
J. w. Polauds White Pine Compound. Read IT,
A GENTLEMAN of great atmedical knowledge SAYS
that more genial, wholesome and effectnal tonic
and appetizer than brakes Celebrated Plantation
Bitters was never discovered. lie recommends it
for Dyspepsia, for Liver Complaint, for Exhaus-
ton, Weakness, for want of Appetite, and Mental
Depression. Ii is an agreeable stimulant, and is
equally adapted to young and old, Persons of sed-
entary habits, like clergy ymsn lawyers, merchants,
and delicate females are particularly benefited by
its use.
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A PAHMER in Wisconsin has been pois-
oned by picking aud eating straw berries,
after killing potato bugs with his fingers
An awful warning to people who don't
wash their hands
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A prnd,lr,irn PrI.nn.

The Michigan State Prison is product
i've institution. About two hundred .hous-
and cigars are made there each month.
Prison-made boots and shoes TO the value
Of s4O,O07 were sold last month.
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TnntoranY Ahead.

S.w. wHrrMoRE, having sold of his large
stock of goods purchased in the spring, has again
gone East to purchase merchandise. "Quick
sales is his motto, and to stand unrivaled-out-
side Of Toledo-he intends to bring an assortment
Of merchandise, which in variety, style and price,
will astonish such as favor him with their patron
age. For full particulars see advertisement nez1
week..
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IT is significant fact that since the late
triumph of the Republican party in Ten
nessee the bonds of that State have ad.
vanced ive per cent. in the New York
money market.
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A CoMrLAINTNG WoRLD.-Peopie are apt to COM
plain at trifes, but we have never known man
troubled with Scrofula or any Rumor in the Blood,
who took j. W. Poland's Humor Doctor, tn com
in large bottles, and for sale by Peck Hamilton
aI q
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To TraveIers.

Phsure seekers this year ahould bear 10 mind
NhAtlsre is great deal Of sickness being caused
" shange Of water and climate. Before leaving
louDrovide bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, Il
isaHcellent antidOte, (preVention is always bet
teI "a cure) r..
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LEGAL ADVERT1sEMENTs
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

ON the l4th day of September, 1857, at IL o.
" clock A. NJ, on the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, win be sold to the highest bidder, the fo
lowing real estate as the property Of George Fry,
deceased, to-wit; The south half Of the northwest
quarter Of ctinn 80, township s. range l2-~Eighty
acres in Wood County. Ohio, subject to the dover
Of Julia A. Fry. Terms of Sale-One-third cash
in hand balance in one aud two years, with In
terest JOHN RUSSELL, Administrator.
j. F. & s. Is. PRICE. Attorneys.
Perrysburg, August 21, 1887. l7dS3 so
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
i Court Of Wood County, Ohio, I will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
house, in Perrysburg. in said county, on
SATURDAY, September IL. A. d. 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock =. NJ, of said day, at not less than two
thirds Of the appraised value thereof the following
described real estate, tO-Wit:
The south half Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton No. 10, township No. north OF rangs No. 10
east, In Wood County, Ohso, containing 81 acres,
more or less. To be sold free and unineumbsred
of any dover interest. Appraised value, 81 400.
Terms Of Sale--0ne.thlrd cash In hand oies
third in one year. and one third in two years from
day Of sale deferred pay u1ents to be secured by
mortgage on the PREMISES and draw Interest from
day OF sale. s. b. ABBOTT,
Administrator Of Vim. Holmes, deceased
SLEyN 4 BROwE, Attorneys.
Perrysburg, August ri, 1857. 1880