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Nrfv holding q conrcf'ailu, that involved az,
life, AMI To sppnk tho honest ir'.k. u s,cn,d ~
n every nerve IA me qu.t,rcd aud u wus w,ih
difficulty thai could Keep On N, feet
~ cng,h the fpokUu,nr turned 10 mv aud
.'ii, IA n cool rnd urihrdir,l innnnrt
Monsieur ha4 Actd iuui, hAc grut,riu,u
than any other pcrsOn we ever had dealings With.
and II VIC could, consistent with our business.
O5.ige him, We would te very harp! 10 10 ~
bn' unfortunately wc are governed D., rue
which IL law with us 'hst Had men itll ~ tales
luf we think Il will no' 80 90 irrtc au ~, iiitn
IN this case wc Ntl l"wcvtr IN ,aasiiAfa-
iiou. OF Muusicur'a gcni,omauly L,hayiDr. De- us
mid and Us possiblc In duiIg our du', auI gIsut
Monsieur dVc minutes more TN, 'or sa,i. -.
rtA!Cfs.'
''You have rrn roo,.1 ,o u.,J,. ne
gtasiHd
"Aonsicur us,i a ycry Lnri t,..n Lu' Lc oi.!
Jet that pass You lnyc oui, g., nut, u0fc
" hvc by this watch "
Th" william t'cn held ms vo',t. p. 90 li.i,.
shi lclt Indeed that ms m.uu'e. w,ty Llln'cf.
I'd, Ard secretly began % pms ''i il' s.haiiIu
~ ~! s9ui, believing thai ,...l t.. ave 90!
Tod,
. death ike silence nos tel, nt IL ihri g,no.
my Rpatin.tbt fyt some time. a. d 't,r uEr lie
iphins .cui down and lirrd i',n .i',5 ani
'i'in dark pi; below issued to-. a.c u."ii, -
righi l., " puilid bu!tc. LtA,.. %, .airnl
Bli WI, sinnd ntfe and die iL, = g. wi'h.
pa siny'" attempt 90 c,,ai. '' 81 ,h- ~ui.i %
tnid Z tat drtih hsi thor WAs u 'r,v Ir.e.
ilii! might g''nWHA. hx'd ny r,t .a 10
door il"i .ltutd "n tie stairway, All vin
,ingle .uide. "vuui g.. clri 70 hut }. Na- I,t.e
Thea. a. ihc tAiiian st:L.I nr win n'i.io'
H'.n' uttered sid shf,h. lie Do, wi,'
Ia wIta s.i.d crash. .nd ~ - us lsii l.., .tt
was alled viii gcHd'afms ! cav ih,' ram
-AVcd, aud lain ed nti tell.
I' oui u.'-k- 'lt ia.t ir,o,. nni .,.. .s.
" ihttr uIh't. 'unli.l'd ~ ih.i iaufdtt.. ...t
" O." Ill secured hot night apd >u's t,..,i. .,
'ti i'v p!casnf' u .it!u. 80 10, 'vli t~.
tiuN ihrm a.: tutd dyuned q" 'i' .lI,ys ...4.
ih" ;a'. ,at Ipr snu,' '.n. teen 80 ,..'.
,ad ii- 'itcut unfs,u tl dat niyif D ,'t',,
Itr Tai secretly 'uli"wtd '!" 80. nrd o., -'.f
'nd a. i,I as'rTIainius ah,ttt. .ar bad cui.':
.d fne. thd nHsitird io hfirg ,ot. 60 s,i, ..4in.
10 ih' iia'r. TIE d,ay niil tlf.iAt. iu 'h.ir ut.
.~f"u- d'>ien bud just teen ,nfci-ti iu s.vCur
',Rt''i a"d add TIA, u',,r Hruu yulg'itet-
q leo a,,.misu, u distressed dsn.-,! ou - s'iy,;
.d', ugaf. Whily ! t,irnu,d ia Pass.
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QalVarf ConnfV Rnrm.

A Farm of 100 ACRES. "a miles from Plum
~ Point, Calvert county has . good
DWELLING With Ave rooms and hall. "
good Tenant House. new Barn. tex7o feet.G&
Carriage House. Smoke House, Corn House.
Stables, plenty Of water, good meadow. under
good fencing and an abundance Of good Fruit
foF the family. For sale low By
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore, Ma.
Nsy ie.-N
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A Desirable Farm In Calvert Couu-
ty, Md, for Sale.

SD &C, IA near Plum Point ., god state
i HN)nf improvement. soil sandy loam wuh
q. clay sub."il produces FAIR cr"p- 81
E t'hacc" md grain. aud - sdu..Fal.i, ..l
- adapt'~' - iruit has p-oin .iu. !. Ix..x<
Young Peach And Apple orchard. 10 acres IA
meadow well wAt@rcd and ditchci. good AMI
comfortable DWELLING. = we'll OF fine water
in the yard; all necessary outhouscs. including
three Harms. one II which has recently been
fitted up with Bibb's Tobacco Furnace. and
another With Horsepower and plantation Mil
for threshing and grinding. All Il the buili
ines ar" IN thorough repair. The iArm is we'll
stocked with Teams. Oxen ami farming lmIlc-
ments. all ofwhich. II desired. will b. sold wi,h
III" farm Immediate possession given II -
CURED This property has chur'h". nni
schools convenient. and easy sccess with Ba!ti
morc by steamers twice wcek be. dos q week
ly packet and other sail vessels The stram
'r'' landing is within y miles by good road
Apply to
HENRY " COOKE.
Law Buildings. 81 Paul 81.
MAV1 HaitifnoFe
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p OE Il Y.
M.fTRIMONI.

Married people will please read ~ written singh
ones c' F vi tho 1T line then H. Ard then the ~ an,
hhally Tie 8 h 10 each verse
That man must lead happy life
who. frred from matrimonial chsins
Who l. directed hy wifc,
ls sure To- suIer far his paths
adam c,uid hnd no solid Peace
When I've sas given for q mate
ln'ii he saS woman's face,
adam Sas IN happy sIats.
iu all he frmalc facr app.ar.
HypocFiry, i'ctit aud prihs
Trath. darling Of . hrart sincere
Ne',r kaosu In uOnaa " reside
What tongue l. hhls 10 unfold
Iac fsi'ehnsd that In S0taAn dwsl.
u worth in woman lsLold
l. alHost imprFecptiblr
''iF.ci D.. the foolish nan, .ay
Who changes from hi. siuslcness
Who 100 uui yield g. uoman'ssuay
j. sue of IrTf'ci blrsscdness.
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Does Infection Spring from he
Heart


The question il ptoroupdrl Ly a reader of the
J.uRsAL We Gui IN the ,.tss...or. O., ~,
sc!ip:lie. From the heart rroc,,ti,,h evil
thoughts" Tn. wufI .L,n.. y. it.. ust
Ne de- no, regard n. rei,ftinY Ia i!.t r.,.,r,J
urs.n which wr emil III, hear. lut 4. r,'.r,tn,
20 y,i-,l souf,r liz, 'ruu ut.,.,i4. 81. ,,t'.
.pt.nr- H., interior man. i!,c int..f,...iu,r,.
.u,n, ,Aii. more than mere rh,sic.t ,.........
For tuauv v,nrr ,'iots tp,n t.tc .....t AZ, t..
i,.f, ~ ihs .,a, ~ Zoe. .,ui ,.., t.-f
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

TiiL following Implements may be bought
Il cheap.
\ MANNEY'S COMBINED GRASS AND
GRAIN CUTTER. with Woods improvement.
rear aud I'D" delivery cuts from i5 n 20 aeres
day. Ia complete order and ready for USE
Co.t Si.,. will BE- sold for $50.
on" of whiiman's Solid East Iron cylinder
fHREsliERS cost sto ia good order and
ready : use; will bc sold for $40.
oSE HORSE POWER for I. 6, or 8 horses
co.t si2j will hc sold Tor ESQ.
tn ahpyc i fret rate machinery sold Tor
DO fault hut because the owner has No use for
them.
Al.p. % feet 81 four inch BELTiNG. better
than ncw. a. it Is thoroughly stretched cost
81 cents pcr foot will be sold for 2S cents per
ioHt.
Persons desiring % purchase will apply TO
WILLIAM II. RUBY.
July i.tL Office " Maryland Journal"
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IES or .iDTERTISTNG.
...t.. 20 lines, uT lcss. Que insertion, 81, and
a. IA fts~rttuu rs ernta prr sauars

, s." Advertisement inserted Tor lees than oNE
LAR
s ih. faioH Ia. Abe largest circulation Of any pa
b.. iir county fact worthy the Attention of Ad
--rs. Adircsf.
LuNGNECKERs 4 CONNER. PuHLisnEns.
oasontoNn, baltimore Co, Nd.
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Wood Land, steam Saw Mil, &c.

Wood Land. steam Saw Mil, &c.
L WY timbered LAND near ~kA
Cove Point, Calvert county. Md. At.,iR
With good DWELLING, STORE u
HOUSE and new STEAM SAW y
MILL. all in perfect order. This property
fronts more than q mile Immediately on the
suited for peashes aud other portions for grain.
Ac. Mill and Store with proper management
will yield q large income.
For sale By HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. 81. Paul ST..
May 7-tk Baltimore. MI.
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Bay Side Farm.

AnO ACRES in Calvert county near the
NftJJhead of 81. Leonardo Hay land -.
In good condition for raising corn. wheat. s;s
cats. tobacco. Ae. tt0 acres cleared. bal EsA
anee In hickory. chestnut, locust and pine tim
Der hne meadows abundance of fish. oysters
aud game oi ell kinds. Good Dwelling. twu
Barns and all necessary outhonses.
Eor sale BY
HENRY W. COOKE.
eLaw Buildings, 81. Paul 81,
May 3.--tf. Baltimore.
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Baltimore County Land for sale.

4 VERY DESIRABLE Lot containing
N bout NINE ACRES. ~ lh" Tenth Di.
sa1e. tric:. adjoining lands Of John :.
Baldwin. Joseph Ca,h'll and others. ~
-IThs property - improved by a new -
HOUEE. pAperci and well finished a iew
BARN. CARRIAGE HOUSE. Gc.. aud las ur,.n
IL Mill Seat with - feet fall. which l. ai,a-
worth all the money asked for IA" place. The
buildings on Il cost nearly as much 10 cTcc'
There IS A. hne spring Of soft water How,
within 20 feet Of TIA. kitchen. and Fruit ia
abundance. The land is in the highest state
Of cultivation and the fences arc nearly all new
poet and rail Of the most substantial kind
This property being situated directly upon thr
public rad. aud in perfectly healthy neigh
borhond. convenient to schools. churches. mills.
4c.. mske 'i very d"sirablc home. Price
81 90. Terms 'as! AFIly 20 the editors oi
this paper or io ). \. HAMILTON.
Swc"; Air Baltimore county. Mi.
August TT
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Calvert County Farm.

A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM Of
IN 37s Acres on ST. Leonardo Greek l5oAcrcs
-, cleared. balance IN oak. chestnut -.
and pine timber; convenient u wa ~
ter; several hne meadows suitable -
Tor stock raising; fsh, oysters aud wild ducks
IN season. Two good schools within two miles
and churches convenient Good Dwelling.
Ram, end all necessary ouihouses. Price si.OOo.
For sale BY
HENRY ". COOKE.
sLaw Buildings. Baltimore, Nd.
Nav If
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale.

TlNAE undersigned intending b. rclinquish
Il farming. offer. for sale her FARM Of about
.. IFS ACRES OF EXCELLENT
- LAND :.U
This Farm is situated one. quarter ofx.4
q mIle north of Reisterstown, Immediately on
She turnpike aud between the Reisterstown and
Glen Morris Stations on the Western Maryland
Railroad. The improvements are large Two
STORY BRICK MANSION. two good TEN
ANT HOUSES and other necessary Buildlngs.
and has on Il an excellent Apple Orchard. -
The land 10 IN high state II cultivati N. hav.
ing had on IL more than u 900 bushels Of lime:
premises 20 MARY A. EEEL.
Reisterstown r. o.. Baltimore Co.. Nd
Aus. s-3ms
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ELEGAET FARM
II IN CARROLL COUNTY. Mn.
n CONTAINING 20O ACRES.
49, Ssrertssn Aiies from Baltimore C,iy. 49,
- Near the Liberty Pike. L.
TINS Farm IL in . high state of cultivation
has SIXTY acres Of FINE TIMBER. The i'm
provetnents are large STONE DWELLING
s2x22. beside Kitchen switfer Barn 70x29 and
StahlIng tor horses and cattle Stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smoke House.
Poultry House. Dairy. with splendid Spring oi
best water twogood Tenant Houses. L,mekiln.
fine Orchard of several acres. Grapes. Pears
&c. Ae. The Farm 10 beautifully located and
10 the most healthy region in the STATE
Schools. churches and best sociriy. {, lIc. Ju-;
over tho line II Baltimore county turnpike
Ia Weslm 'nster and Baltimore city Thls iarm
is drs.rvIng the attention OF any one wIshiu..
TO purchase = gooi farm. Price low Ap,.ly
corner of Lexington and st. Paul ST.. Bali'
mnre. T. LiNEZEY
May :--M Bfoksf
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using vuur lloEs" aud 'aji!, Pow icr- a, q pre-
VrniatiSr against disease. lor ia. months past.
and prefer them &, any that have used. Ny
cattle srcm Geo ik them. lni their appetite
improves from hru.'oi thru when my cat
u, have hal rousl.. found ,l.ein Of bcncii, -
recommend them as Superior 10 my opinion.
:" any now hc''r' 'A' public.
JuiI& uENESE.
@rJi,,...I. d .,,, ,...... I.t..,.iit, All
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Miscellaneous.
ToVysOntOWn Institute.
A Boarding aud Day school for Young
Ladies'.

Under the care Of REv. and Mas. Il. J. CONE,
AT TO WSONTO NV. TIMORE CO.. Nd.
will open Tor the reception Of pupils,
Monday, Ncptcmbcr ia, lsos.
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u IL simple and strong.

e6- We have adopted the cAa-y,os Cog
HAsei WrsnSer. which is the the 5ss. IN usc. and
yet any other kind may be used.
Price OF Machine e........................sis.O0
Price of Champion Wringcr.......... 900
Machine and wringer combined. ?2.O0
.f6- Liberai discount 20 TIE Trade. Aiso Ter
r'tor'ai Rights for sale. March 81, '6s.-Iy.
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MARYLAND BOUNTY
re SOLDiERS IND SAILORS >
Army and Navy Agency.
THOMAS TIMNoSs 4 co.


-. :" Nr''h '' orsr Ge' 10. n,ser. Eaihs.ors.
SuLplEi ; ahi SAiLuR>. enlisted ~ dram
~ eel. AMI mustered intn the L. :. e~rvlee AZ
ten May o.. o.. aHi credited Ia Maryland,
ar "nit,"'. 60 t"oc State bounty
.iDHiTIONiL T. ~ ROUHTF
S..iIrf, "f I>cl. >. aud 1. who hAv. reeoiv.
''i u.t m"I" ihai. sloU. ate entitled 10 an add
tio.al slrn.
Widow ari hcir. "f soldiers. also soldiers
VII have iAcir Discharges. are eniiiled.
rEES"NS WHO FURNISHED sUasTI
III - trt~'"n Arr.l and December. lS
l'ti. wIil a.,' hc entitled t. bounty from the
state n N4rylHni.
E.'tirge' 2 >o1her, of IseI. ..sAt. Easfai
"WNEAS ar ENLISTED SLArES
Aud lci-. g ,.ccra-cd Soldiers may obtain val.
uahlr Information tree Il charge 1T our Office
"" nah" liberal adVanc .. collect promptly
ani { drsi-,.! y O. each claims Tor state l.oun-
'y - .i.At
-''- A.! ic'i,r. promptly answered.
l. :. H'pat: Pensions. Bark Pay. Prise No.
n.f. e.. i'r soldier, aud Sailors
promptly collected
1r- tat tii, aiV"ri,scmcni on, and bring Il
with !"u &C. iuiuuuicatc By letter.
THOMAS TiMMONS co
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.en- ln Nevada, a eonisml aiis, pss.r ln
dan sai watching rfri' o. ta-e tsl' plaitfs.
who sssmsd 90 A.tn g. 10 W,tkia. vet! hutd
you get one Aay
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ASrw pAr.s We srutli.',,lr .yii,~ta. Pc.

A Nrw pAreS We putli.,i III, ivilo~ia. pt,,.
pccius ~ decidedly r,h
pFopos, tnsiari ar'w payer ~ iha - ,a'tf.
prise plan Twill BE- dc'ui,i >, sa.,.', e;i
.twiug machinfs. pics, p'':'irs ani ir',ai r.,.-
icines.
Subscfi6vrs fo- "nr coi,s o. tie tt.r,. 'H.e
will be rn-en'rd With . 'nN 90 i.ir '...n l.....
blacking. This i-a yer, f4lsfirF 49,. .fst!
black boots Or stoves rui ma. h.u.t. & 49,, barr
dye. (Srr teslimon, 'irm ir,dt... "'...,u.'.
Statesmen md hcuiha,is
Subscribers 'oF tWoror.ts wi' o.. ..e .ss ~
sardines.
Sntscritcf- Tor ten co'i,. q. r-,.,brl
with = rar 81 iron.clAi srrc',.r, N,th g.t.s.
c's' warranted TO suit ans ages w,' %, -,
other.
Suh'cribers for twcnly i've cop.. ..'.
a fitting hoop skir' AL msfi. -...Nl
mahocan, top
Subsciitcfs ior i've h4n.!,.tI ,,i.. WiFn. .,.,,
a nomination 'uT Coutr'-- au. D.. Ah.is ...
sisiing q h,'i.r ard % l.,t ga, .f-
SuNsriilef- 'uf q ilu' -an.. r.I t.'f,.
sent with iafm IL Nrs i'iss, ni.r, e.. ai.I
morigagtd.
Csfe. m'u aciia. n..,h'. Tor u. t.a.r,.is
be prseni,d viii uhr 80. ui 'fs.. O. k,.., g!
So aeir ofcoufl pia.i,g
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q. II. Michael. Baltim ir.ouuil jno. Smith
Jr.. hkcsyillc; Richard Price. Slp't stablcl Of
the Baltimore City rass,te"g Railway Elw.
O'Nri. Alex. Riddle, lloll,iay : son. Florists
VI. C"riinr. Cattle Dealer. AMI many others
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Miscellaneous.
G \ = Il a II rs
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
for all Diseases Incident to the Horse
aud Cattle.
Miscellaneous.

VullS Powder has been used many years on
H. the largest Diaries in Holland and Switzcr-
land with the greatest surccss and is highly re-
commended by the most sk 'ilul Veterinarians
IN Lung Fcycr and all disease incident to the
Horse and Cattle Having been tried in many
ease with the best result. W. feel II our duty
10 irnw the attention of Farmer and the pub
lie ia general {, this Powder. aud we are CON
Ninccd that the use oi u will prevent diseases.
thereby saving tho Farmer from gsca, loss.
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Fine Farm For Sale.

HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings. 81. Paul 81.
Mav3--tf Raltirno,e
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Property Sales.
A VAL U A b IL e FARM
At PRIVATE SALE.

fTHE Farm known as BOWLING GREEN"
l. the residence Of the late James ~. B,slav.
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Family Hardware.

Arc also engaged in the manufacture ami sale
ofthis Washing Machine. which demon
states itself 10 be the Besi ~ Use!
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tllAl.Ll.~ :; 'a!r.
In~ ~.nutpwu. E..iiiu're Counts. -
fuua - a.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
worthy of rnsonrnsement.

The instruments Cor the pcrysburg Brass and
Silver Band arrived here On Wednesday, from
New York, and the members of the Band desire
to apprise these Of our citizens who have sub
scribed, as well as those who have not yet CON
tributed, that necessary funds are now required To
pay for the Instruments, To give all our citizens
an opportunity to contribute 10 this laudable
object subscription papers will be circulated on
Saturday next, and it is desired that all who are
called upon will be prepared to respond to the
call with rrOmPtness aud lberality. The cost
Of the instruments is s385,75, and the property is
to bs vested in aud Belong to the village.
The enterprise Is worthy ofevery encouragement
an the part Of all who feel an interest in the life 81
the place, and the commendable spirit shown by
members Of The organization should be met with
corresponding manifestation Of appreciation
aud liberality on tue part Of our fellow hwnsmeu.
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u.io. Meeting Of Mnumec Presby-


Union Meeting Of hNumec ffesbY-
A linton Convention of delegates from the
Churches Within the bounds of the two Prcsbytc
rics assembled iu Westminster Church, Toledo, on
Tuesday evening, June 10, a; O'Clock P.M
Rev. q. A.. ADAMS was chosen Moderator, and
Rev. W. sLAoLE, Clerk C
The following topics were recommended for dis
cussioni
FYrs,-Is Il desirable IN effect union Of the old
and sew SeAuo Churches rs atthe present time Z
,Ncond-DO such differences exist between the
two Presbyteries M 10 prevent such union
1hird-What plans could be devised by which
these Prcsbytetcs can cooperate In the Home
Missionary work
f E6prtL-twhat points Of agreement have we in
common to justify a union between the two bod
lest r....
These propositions were discussed by the Con-
vention fully and with the utmost frankness, and
the following resolutions unanimously adopted
ResoFoed, That this Convention, belieting 10 the
G. mmuninn OF the saints, recognizes with dcvont
thanksgiving to God, tho many evidences Of an 10
crcssing spirit of Christian concord and brothcrly
love among the churches Of our own and other
lands. ......
Resoirssi, That we deem ithighly important to
the interests Of religiSn within these bounds that u
union shall be consunated between the Presbyte-
res OF Maumee at the earliest day consistent Will
a barmDDions understanding, and that VIC see No
difficulties in the way OF such q union that we
may not believe will, in answer to our prayers
through fratorna conference and communion with
each other, and earnest efforts on both parts, be
overcome. We therefore earnestly recommend
that the ministers and CHURCHES in these connec-
tons labor aud pray for this cbnsummalion.
Resoived, That iuasmuch some Of our fields
can be more economically cultivated, aud mas
much as arrangements by which congregation.
near together may unite in the support Of one min.
lister are difficult t8 make by parties on The field
and inasmuch rs no difficulties are in the way o
such arrangements on the part Of the members %
the two Prosbyterics, therefore, committee o
six Elders shall bo appointed, whose duty 1t shall
be TO carefully examine such fields and snEges
the needfu changes TO the parties Immediately IN
tercsted and as far as possible to bring then
about; and in case tie committee shall fail L
| make arrangements thnt in their judgment, gcot
policy and economy dictate, that the desireC
changes shall be reported 10 both Presbyteries a
their full meetings, that action may then be take
upon the matters reported. .ut
In accordance with the last resolution, Messrs
JHo OsBoRS, MAYOR BRIGHAM, and j, w. Ros.
T. J. Martin, ). WHTTLEsY and SILAs Row
LAND we're appointed as such committed.
| On motion, the Convention adjourned sine de.
| b. W. SLAGLE, Clerk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
ICommunlcutcd.l 81
The Smngerhnnd Hall.


EplTOR JOTRNAL. Within few weeks past,
a neat and unpretendihg structure has been
erected 10 the east part Of our town. 1.-THE juno
tsn Of the Stone Pike aud Indiana Avenue. 1t
has been erected so quietly, that but few OF our
citizeus know by whom, or for what object il has
been constructed, otherwise than by direct in
quiry. s.. h.t .Uf u.. ....,. ....
The Perrysburg Smngerbuud has erected this
building for a Musical Hall. They have pur-
chased the lots, incosed them set out shade troes
and put up this Hall without much assistance
from the citizlns at large There has been
comnendabc enterprise exhibited in this under
taking, that entities its projectors to much credit
The Smngerbund intend to dedicate this Hall on
the Ith of July, in connection with the commemo-
ration of our National Independence.
BY way of encouragement to them in their un-
dertakng aud to give MS much eclat as possible to
tie occasion, the citizens Of Perrysburg will do
themselves much orddit, and honor the day, by
extending helping hand to the Snugcrbund.
There will be several kindred associations and
bands of music from abroad to join in the musical
performances or the day. h"' ' ,ftf '4lf
The citiztns Of Perrysburg will have mn oppor-
tnnity % enjoy at home the best musical festival
ever held in the Maumce Valley.
Let us one and all, cherish a pride In the good
name of our town and extend the needed aid to
the Smngerbund to enable them 10 perfect their
arrangc for the occasion. individuals will
call upon the citizens Of Perrysburg previous to
the 4th for the purpose of disposing Of tickets.
Eoery one ought to purchase ticket of admission
by say Of encoWugs but (leaving the cneoup-
aEUment out Of the question: the entertainment
i'll four.fold repay every one that will attend.
AN OLD SETTLER of PERRYSBURG.d