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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
To the Farmer.

Forks;
Spoons;
Knives;
Cake Baskets
CastorS
Napkin Rings;
Cake Knives
Tea Sets;
lee Pitchers, etc.
Also
Beautiful Toilet Sets I;
beautiful TABLE Mats
Cooking Stoves
ParlOr Stoves
Oiuing -rOom StoveSi
Iju Ware
Tubs aud PailSi
N,P-Sticksi
Shovels aud TougS
wash-bONrdsi
Lunch Baskets;
Market. baskets
Ladies' Travelling Baskets, aud
Kitchen Utensils in general.
Our stock is complete in every Department
and is offered
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25

~ tice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified AS A'lministra-
tor of the estate OF J. Z. Philips, late Of Wood
County. Ohio, deceased All persons interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
J. ". PHILLIPS,
November 81, 1SGS. J2d'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
To Those Building,
To Mill Men.

To Mill Men.
Mulcy Mill Saws;
English Tested Coil Chains;
john Rothey Files;
Russia, Italian, Hemp, Jute and Rothery
Packings;
String Leather
BELT Hooks;
Copper Riyets, etc. etc.
Iron;
Steel;
Horse .shues
Horse-snO Nails;
Boltsj
Nutsj
Axles
Springs
Coal
Malleable Irons;
Anvils
Vices, etc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
SCHOOL ENAMINERS, notice.

~ The Board VIII hold heir next regular session
for the examinntio or Of TeaChers.at
Perry shurg. Thursday. December 81, lS6s.
IlouSehOlder's Corners, Friday, February ., lS69.
Applicants need not apply for ,pecinl Examina.
ton but are quested to attend the stated meetings
Of the Board. Correspondence withthe Examiners
shnnld be drec ed to the und ned. aWeston,O.
81 d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25

I,AUTION. My wife 0rpha y. Rich, len my
- bed and board two years ago last july without
any reason or provOcatiun what ever gave her AT
that time One iiunlred Dollars to commence keep.
ing house with one Rosa Riser. She has this day
deserted her home IN Chic'pee, and gone 10 parts
unknown to me. ] positively forbid any person
harh ring trusting her, or nal me any expense
whatever on her account as shall not pay any
"sO'' " ORL'NDo RICH,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
Gazette Aanpal Register and Hand
Book of IhfOi nation"


Book of IlfOi nation,
This work viii contain q cumulete history of
current events Tor the vrnr 1853 comparative
rloctinus rctutus tnr ull the States. the vote oi
Ohio nrd Indiana bv Tow uSlip-, the UrganiZa-
tirn vt Niuunal AND Sute Gu,erumcnts. nancs
uf mcmbcs ofthc lcpislaturcsol Omn. Indiana
and Kentucky. iimc tor holding drsirict or CIR
cult courts. S,lnirs ~ olicera, aud other gen
rr,l and va uahlc statistics. This part of the
work willbr edited by EDWARD ". MANSFIELD,
ESQ wlusr uEmc viii he arcvItrd Hs guar
anty oi iullncss aud accuracy. II viii lalso con-
tainH ,,,
Horticultural Department. Which will
lie edited h Dr.. JuHS A. WANDER, well knrwn
asa practical aud scientific llu-iculurtE. THIS
viii Contain directions for lhc selection AMI
manngpmtnt uf fruit trees, NutS, Nc., aud WI
provo te u,renil, valuable.
The Kruist viii be- ISSUED on or about The
6rst W January, sud will be scut ITcc 10 "H sub
,ortbsrs 10 the Weekly Gazette, whether snbscrib-
ING ptcviuus or aubs, qurut tu the hr,t ot Jauu-
pry Those renew iug thrir subscriptions VIII
bettcltcd rs new subsCiibrrs The intention be.
ing ~ make present Of this valuable work to
every subsCrih,r
The Iitrtnn Department will also re-.
cciyc extra nttvntiun \ reasonable space VIII
be given to the publication Of first class stories,
original and scluctrd.
Tho LaIgcst aud the Rect The Week
lv Gazette cuutuins more reading matter man
any other newspaper published in the unled
/ states, and, when this fact is considered IN con
ucctiun with the free gift Of the Register, " Is
/ also the ch,uppst Our aim Is tn maintain the
/ full size uf the Gazette aud mpuvc It in quality
| five should reduce ils size ono halt we could
! afford IN sell II ut haltricc, but this would be
uu nAucemcut tn subsHrhyts.
An ISntircly New Feature Having no
great political battles tn Fight during the year,
we shall have more space tor general aud ms
cyllautuus reading. This will he occupied u
pnrt wv articles uudcr the head ot PERSONA
al. RtCutIICrtoNs. one of which will lie puhlshet
weekly. These will hc written by eminent wcr
in various parts of the West, who have already
been engaged Tor chat purpose. Oar authors
have hcvn selected ir,m the vutiuus professions
including. Ministers, Lnwycrs, Politicians
Farmers, Merchants aud Editors. Each nrucl
win have attached to II the namc of the writer
SulIicc tn say new that the gentlemen whose ser
vices have been secured, occupy high pnsilinns
aud have made lor themselves national reputa
tons.
Other Departments including Editorial
News Commercial, Correspondence, Agncultv
raj aud Miscellaneous, will he carried to tl
standard of excellence Important news tran,
piring at home ur abroad will he published J
, The Guzrttc .Ium three to six days III advance I
L.,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
Grand Rapids Drug Store.
LETTER NO, 4,

ND. JOURNAL sine" our Letter No. was
II written, ~ iS.h OF November, We have had
an interview With
SANTA CLAUS.
Ht iulrms uS that the county Is now so cX-
teuSivc that it will be impossible tor him to
make eVvyV Chimucy-c"ruer visit on the ap-
preaching Holidays, lie told us cmfdenHolly
that the modcru ch,muicS were So Small, and
many uf them store p,rs, he cuulo not get thru
thrn,' but ha, established ptrors all over the
country and supplied Jhrm With a large stock OF
TOYS, Pnty Bjpk< ClrftljOGr7 and NctieDS,
an | he requests all living in the vicinity OF
Grdud Rapids "a 70 O.
GARDNER 81 CO.'S,
where they Will dpi ssUi stuck
They have a tuIl stock ut
school Books und stationery,
We are ais receiving every week aoccssious
to our stock "
Drugs. Medicines, Dye StuGS,
and general stock, ana invite CASl buyers to
give rs call.
STANDARD Coal OIL, only, sold 10y us a,
lowest cash price, -
Graud Rapids, December 10, lS6S, iyS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25

EGAL NOTICE jacob and William Fur
a. ry Executors Of the last will and testamento
Jacob Furry, deceased, and Asa Pair Admibisira'
tor Of Jnhial Mtrtin. deceased, have hled in the
Probate Court of Wool ouuty. Ohio, their hDal Sc
counts Tor the settlement Of said estates. Said ae-
counts will te Tor hearing, Dec ember 2s, 1868
EDWIN TULlRR. Probate Judge.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
Groceries and Provisions.

l.. i. SElBE RI
IIAS opened New Grocery aud PToVi-
sion store, on Front street, Perrysbnrg'
Ohio, u few doors west Of his old stand, where
he will be pleased to see all his former patrons
and ~ many new ones aS may desire To laNor
him with their patronage,
lie will at all times keep on hand the choicest
articles in the limo of Groceries, such as
Sugars, Teas,
CoftCcs, Spices,
Notions in Variety,
And IN fact everything that may he usually
found Ia Family GroccIy and Provision store.
Don't Grgrt the place two doors west ~ the
stand formerly occupied by him. lbtz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
NEWSPAPERS, &C.
Announcement for 1869.
The Cincinnati Gazette.
Tuu yvCrIkIY GAZETTE.

In announcing The WEEKLY GAZETIE l"r
the ensuing wear. the proptictors take pleasure
i'm being able 90 iTat II m mil siss, improved In
duaIity. Und NJ r,'ge,d rot.s. We ha'e ais" W.
raupcd, vt heavy expense, tn distribute, "s a
rfescut. tu each sUhsciibrr, % cory ul the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
CHARLES w. EvERS,
"a AsTnR CcMMIsSIONEn's SAFE.

Special Master Commissioner.
DuHN e. BLAcKFOBD, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Perrysburg December II, 1858. 34rSG %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25
Iorreapuu"t"'e ~
Letter from AnnsiIs.

tThe following letter has been crowded ont
Gar two weeks, OWING to press oC other mal''r'
bu, its topics are yet fcsb.- Ep. JornNh J
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-25

Stitching and Sewing
or all kinds done to order, ard upon short no.
tice, in the second story Of the building.
rsTrysturg, September II, 1853, 2lI
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10
The Alaska Purchase-AmO Paid to
NeMhDnners Mml L.OhhYlnen.

the WasL ington correspondent OF the Wor-
ceSteT Mass. Spy writes as iOllows:-
Ol Tie S7,HUUUUU In gold voted for Alaska, the
amount, IL IN now reported Russia actually got
Ihis leaves 81 200 UOU TO be accounted for. HOW
mucn of inns went 10 pay for the collection,
preparation, and publication of dOcumenJ Is aud
reports of a favorable character, published in
All sorts OF ways and by all SORTS OF persons, is
IN re tbHn can even be guessed. Doubtless q
good round sum.
But with regard to the oui side rlng-the third
uOuhe, the press, editors, and Orrespondents-
II IL reported thHt above $500 OOO in green backs
was spent among them, Mr. Riggs, a banker
ueIe, Il said to have obtained from the Secretary
II The Treasury just at the close OF the debates
etc, which Terminated by the purchase of
Aistka, loan of the amount Just specified.
Ibat iOan wAt or IL had any real eXtstence) for
ooNlOuS reasons never made public. lmm9dt-
a'eiy on tue receipt of Mr.. Riggs, suudry news
paper men and Others, known ~ LOBBYISTS
were the owners of drafts OF various amounts
on the Treasurer OF the UOited States, which IL
IL declared General Spiune 's books will SHOW
were casbed.
A iist of persons who are stated to have been
thuS paid has been circulating here for some
time past. II certainly includes the names OF
persons 10 whom sucn statement is u decided
matter of surprise.
Among the sums specified In these reports
are kuCD Items as:-New York Tribune, so 900;
manager of. it's " asnlng on Bureau $500; puU.
liHheT of TIE Washington Chronicle S25 90 Tue
COrIes pUndents OF tue Tunes, WOTtd, 5o-Jou
JOurndt, PniladelphiA Press, Chicago Tribune,
boston AdUe'tSer, Evening PDSt aud others,
aIe all ket down sS having been paid various
sums each, from $500 upwards. Some OF them
are anNlouSly lnqulT1uS what has become OF
the m ney, as IL has never been paid To them.
TINS has u hsDy look. Editors are not sucl
lucky dogs as TO md S25,UOO in batcn.-ED.
EVE, IHI,
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For The Evening Telegraph.
NEGLECTED.

We often think in silence aud In sorrow
Of those who pass, when humankind are
bowed;
We heed them not. but hope on some fair
morrow
Sunshine will tint the cloud.
Would such but pause, and calmly look within
Think how mortality is often swayed,
How the poor human heart nclines to sin,
How weak and frail tits made
Then would not envy, malice, want of though.
withhold the hand Of such at sorrows call;
But conscience bring them 10 the spot unsousht,
Weeping DER the frail ones fall.
But let them pass. Alone do we appeal
To Him who deeds of mercy ne'er torgets;
Happy the man On whom The Fathers seal
7 OF appreciation sets.
But ye who spurn, or impiously neglect,
The friend who bends beneath mis,orunes
rod
Who "piy from afar," and thus expect
Humanity and God
To be appeased-thuk of that fearful day
When the Great Arbtcr our oeeds shall sum-
No pity then for thee but turned away,
Thy lips forever dumbl J. J. MILLER.
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DBILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON, AND

IOblLADELBhlA, WlLM1NG EON, A n ID
i b LIIMOkE HAILkUAD-lIME TABLE,
u meuciTg hONDAY November 70 Is6S-TraIps
Will leave Depot corner Broad street and Wsshiug-
ton ave nue., ss foliows:-
foI baltimore stol ping at all regular eIatiouI, CJn-
n',.lpg " til Dea~aTe railroad AT Wnnins ton for
Crsht Id and intermediate stall Jns.
hApress Iialu at l2 A. (Suncsys excepted tor
Bal ImUIe and Washington, Stopping at Wilmington,
fITr! vtile anC Havre- e.GraCe. Connects AZ VII
mipgtOn with train for New Castle
lex press Iran al 400 p NJ. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore aud Washli gton, stoprluS aJ Chester,
IhuIlow, Lnwood, y aJ mont, Wum!lgt IN, N 5w-
iOwn, Re ,viIle Havre ae Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
u ans Edgewood, agnolta. Unsses, aad Steamers
Run.
Wasn1I glou, sLupbing at Chester TnurlOW Iiiu-
wood, Gay snort Win IrIngiou, Newark Ekton,
Norh-kssl, Perry vile. and HavTe de Or ce.
take the l2'VO S trsin; Sn1O>J rpA1Ns
STOPPING az all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phi adelpbia at llpOA. NJ, 2 So 5 90. and
71O z. NJ. The 5OOp. Nj, 1ralu connects win Della
ware Railroad ior harrIngioh and Intermediate
Leave Whining ton 90 and $40 A. M.. &c. 4l5 and
7'OU r Nj. The $40 a. Nj. 1Tan wnl not stop beLw
CLet and Pnt adeipnia. Tine 200 p. H. Train from
Wilmington runs daily; Eli othe. AccO nnvdati
Trans sundays excepted.
725 A. Nj, Way Mai. 8 30 a. M Express. 2o T.. NJ
HxpTesB, 70 +. M Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
nUls PEI rymhn's Aberueen, haVIe de-OE ace. Perry
viiIe Iharieslown, North East. ElktOn, Newark,
Stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Clay mont, Linwood
through tickets TO all points West South, and
souLh may be procured at ticket once, No. S2S
ChesDut street, unoeF Continent al HOTEL whtre also
q hte Rooms end BIZ lths In eepng JARS eau be
se uTed curing The day Persons purchasing tickets
This Otce can nave baggage cnecked at tneir resi-
OeHce by the Union TraDsier Company.
IL. +. KENNEh, Superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
ANDTRh:NAronn Ann hm1ox AND PHILADELPHJA "A y;
1kOS I~Y pP PEI ,sA "A DELPHIA To NEW YORK. AND
FROM WALNUT STREET. WHARF.
Nj via Samde1 nS SoG s,sD1 A%ccy &c 3
via Camden sne eS %mSSy HS e @" sSS sSS
AK a. a. M ioE Az boy s9d inssrmedsts stations.
At sSs $50 SSS and lSt % for EGef@SlS TaSUion
N. for Boideutown Burlington Beverly, ami De!
A. T., eso Sd,oGo and 10 a; M ssa go and ao P
mYyrs, and Blsn House, ana 2 P. IoI Florence aud
The The Land and , ilso P, NJ Lines leave from Market
From KENsISsToN d EPor.
ya,K a ma Is I'm Eel son aud Jersey City, New
Ht51s a ii a n. 3 80 80, and p. M. for Trenton
At3'So ana II A. M. 80 aud p, NJ, for MorrIsvllle
AZ 7so ana I9'I5 A: M. and 2 30, and sP. M for
Az 50 and ioi5 a a $50, a. S. aud P. N for Corn.
%elps and hE@es6org IScony wssgo
hoin espuTg aud NJ 'ernedlaIe stations '''
FROM WhsT lh1LADELPHIA DEPOT
AtS45 A. M 1;so. ., $50 aud i2 p. New York Ex,
p NJ E%isTssnt Eisfs Eis Iint; sNfs, Fare e. T.
a & & So sGa sS Hq9 q M iS bts1 bo5 Trenton
u iEgn1 9T Tsyr Tnys9wn
burg, IhcO8y, Wssinomng, Brdesourg aud Frank
Jhe o46 A. M, go aud " M; Lines will run
daily. All oilers. sundays ca &-ep,ed. .,
on 1hlrd OF FIf6 streeIe, ., Cne,nu!, 80 minntss
before Gepar ute cars Cf arket 81 eeS oal way
IuB dreCt to ~ est Phlauelpnts Depot. Chesuut aud
w rlnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
street cars Will run to connect with the s4b A, M $50
and " z. M. Lines.
BhLV VIDEkk D. LAwAhE RAILROAD LINES,
KnksISSTON DEpOT.
At 80 A. M. tor ~ sgaIh Falls BUhao, Dunkrk,
EimtTa, Ithaca, OwpgU, II, Chester, Bingham ou O5-
wesu, syracuse, Great Repd, MOntrUse. Whkesba re,
scranton, Stroudsburg, Wafer Gap, SchoVley's Noun
LriBt etc.
AT 73O A. N. and S'SO p n. tor Belvidere, Easton,
counec direct ~i'h tue Trsiu leaving EsstOn Ior
ASuth Chunk AueRtoWn,, Betnlehe H ~, euc s,
JUnS.
IAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY iAND
PEA bEhION N HlGh15IONN RAIL.
DADS. -...- ..
Az aud IL A. M, l'SU ~, hnd boo z. "a, TOE Mer-
chRnlsVIIe, nOuresLOWu, Hartford MasOuVLe,
Ba,nsp 1t, HUuut Holy, smitnVi.lo. Evansville,
VlLCento Biz N NJ II an anu PeuID ron,
A. -, Nj, and 3 30 r. M. tor LeHstown,
Wrightstown, Cooks own, New Egypt Horner ,town,
Cream hidke, Imia 5sIOwD, sharon and Hi sn, ,ssOwn.
Ii IS WILLIAM IL, GATUMEkt, Agent.
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TIE MnrGnis Of Hastings.

The will of The late Marquis of Hastings,
usIed n the l7Jh Of June Iast, was proved on
Tue 2Oth by Admiral Hastings Reginald Yelver.
ton, 4. b., one OF Tue executors, a power being
reserved OF making the ike grant " Henry
Psdwick, Esq, the other executor. Tue de-
ceased Marquis has left To the Marcnioness all
the jewels usually worn oy her or in her pos
session, and all her psraphernalta absolutely;
ana TO his Steptatner, Admiral YelVe ton, anu
his friend Henry PSdwlCk, ElUOO eacn. Subject
TO these IegacieS, the testatOT has left all his
real and personal estate whatever to mis- eXecu-
Tors, upon trust in The first place to pay all mis-
just debts, aud then 10 pay the annual Income
the remainder 10 tue Warehouses during
her widOwhOod; and upon her dedtu or second
marriage, whenever event shall first happen,
To- pay the said amount TO his sister V Nscoun JesS
MaIsHam, during ner life, Tor her separate use;
ana after death the principal 10 go 10 such of
her children as she shall appoint; and in default
OF such appointment, I, To ali Ber children equally.
The personal property is sworn under $50 OO0.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

M REAL ESTATE,-THOMAs q sons
EASALE Modern Three-story Brick Resi-
oeDce. No 292 =. Third street, above Spruce
sl1eet.-On Tuesday, December %, 1883, NJ IL
0ciock, noon, Will oe sold at public sale, at the
Phladelphia Exchange, all that modern three.
slory brick messuage and lot OF ground situate
on the west side of Third street, 20 feet inches
north of spruce street, No. 292; containing in
iIont on Third street IL feet inches, and ex-
eDulng IN depth 30 feet. together with the
privilege of a three feet wide aIiey, IL has the
gas introduced; bath, hot and cold water, etc.
Clear Of all iDcumbrance. Terms-S3OUO may
remain ON mortgage. Immediate possession
Keys at tie Auction Rooms
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS. Auctioneers
l272w Nos. l39 ana Hl y. FOU RTH Street
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To the Editor Of ihe ". Y Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec u, lS6S.-In your paper of the
6th inst Is an alleged extract from IA paragraph
Ia the LUe1i'ng Post of saturday, as foiIows:-
"Ine Erie ngnJ assumed new and Interesting
phase to-day. The Erie Railway Company paid
10 Mr.. Vanderbilt ior the stock In MS hands
last spring. IN sum of So $40 UyO and a bonus of
81 ,COOOUO, in order TO STOP the salts instituted
by Aiessrs. Schell ana Others" the above state
menL is altogether false L nave mad no deal
ings with the Erie Railway Company, nor have
l ever sold that company any STOCK or received
from them any bonus. As TO The suits iusti-
tuled by MessIs. Schell and others, mad no
thing 10 DO with them, nor WAS in any way
Coz cerned in Lneir settlement.
Very respectfully youts, O. VANDERBILT
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The Big Trees.

Carleton, of the Boston Journal, has taken
in the big trees of California on his homeward
route. He thus alludes to them:-
1t is five miles to the grove of big trees,
though there are trees all around us which
would be called big in the East. We climb a
hill-Our horses all the way plunging their
hoofs into granulated granite-hardly enough
decomposed to be classed as soil. A few
minutes ride down the southwestern slope OF
the hill and we are among the monarchs OF the
forest. They do not Seem to be at first sight
very much larger than the surrounding pines,
and 1t is only by measurement and comparison
that we can comprehend their magnitude. The
great elm ON Boston Common is between six
and seven feet in diameter, but here are six
hundred trees the smallest of which is twelve
feet in diameter, and the largest thirty-three
The measurements which give these diameters
are taken one yard from the ground. Ten feet
up they have diminished about one-third, bat
above that hold their dimensions to a great
height. One which fell many years ago, from
which the bark has orumbled, ia now thirty
three feet in diameter, and you can walk two
hundred and fifty feet along that portion of the
trunk which has not yet decayed. One
board from this tree would be sufficient to
board up the side of meeting house. We
might hew from this single trunk the hull OF
ship of greater tonnage than the Santa Maria, in
which Columbus crossed the ocean. One
grims. Sit down and lock at the monste r
called the ''grizzly giaut." 1t is ninety feet
up to the first limb, which is six feet and four
inches in diameter. A limb one hundred
and thirty feet from the ground has
been broken off thirty feet from the
body OF the fallen tree, and the fallen
portion lies before us on the ground, eleven
feet in circumference, or nearly four feet in
diameter There are thirteen of us in our
party, and we all ride inIo the burned cavity
of one tree still standing and sit there upon
our horses, with room for six or eight more
We ride through the hollow trunk OF another
fallen tree thirty feet, as II it were section
of the Thames tunnel, or OF a tubular railway
bridge! Were the first to give such state
ments, your readers would have reason for
saying that was lineal descendant OF Baron
Munohausen.
1t is wonderful, but wonder becomes amaze.
ment when we look upon the cones produced
by these trees, and find them to be not larger
than hens egg, and the seeds mere speok
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NNLEsT CAEsTkR AND PHILADELPHIA

VNTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv hAILkOAp.-w1A tkR ARIA ASGkMEl a.
I'm ana alter MONDAY, October D. 1855 Trains Will
leave As foIlOws:- -
Leave PnllaGelpNis from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ana UH hSN UT Streets, 74o "A. ID, II 4 III,
80 p M 4l5 +. NJ, 50 r. M, 6'lb and Il 81 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester Tor Pnad pha, irom Deport
on ~ Marx al ~ A. M, AS A. NJ 500 A.
b :, IO'45 A M. 100 +. NJ. 81 p. NJ, aud $50 r. NJ
1Ians leaN WtbJ chester NJ w A. M. aud leaV
II Phila1e pha ~ 81 r M, VIII stop AT b. juno
JITL Media only. Passengers tO Or trOni station
between West Chester ana b u. Junction, goiug
East, Will take train leaving West Chester 7'I6
A, M, and going West Will take the train leaving g
Philadelphia at 4 90 r. M, and transfer AT b. y,
junction,
Tbe uepot In PhlladeiphiA Ii reached directly ny
the ChesnuL and Walnut Street cars. tn, 30 OF TIE
Market Street line run within one square The
Csrs of both lines connect with each train upon its
arrival - ,,,,,> . W..
Leave Philadelphia al y ~ a. M. and 200 I. M
Leave w esI Chester at 7 'o5 A. NJ. and w 7. M.
Trains leaving PhilAdelpLiA at 7'45 a, Nj ana 40
NJ ana leaving West Chester At 8 ~ A: IA: an 400
b O. X. X, for OK ford and intern ediate points.
a I0S HENRY WOOD, General Sup't
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Tie Poe. Whittier ON Grant

In private letter TO his nephew, Mr.. L. II.
Caldwell, in New Y ork, Mr.. Whittier thus writes:
81 congratulate Thee on the result OF Tue elec-
ton. We nave triumphantly elected Grant ami
CollaX ih spite of New YORK. l am very thank
ful that we nave succeeded. What is before us
l DO not know, Uut II is certain that the election
OF Sey munr and Blair would nave been every
way disastrous. l look now for u falling OFT in
the oaiy list OF Ku-Kiux murders and d
gradual return OF the South TO It's right mind.
/ feel confident that the nation, under Grant
and Colfax, Will enjoy peace and continued
pIospeIity."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

1t would take dozen Of them TO weigh down
an apple-seed Yet embodied in this little
featbery cell, which lies ia my hand, which
my geDtlest breathing will send whirlng
through the air, is another forest monarch as
mig hty as those around me-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

DR. KINKELIN. AFTER RESIDENCE
- and practice OF thirty yeAre at the Northweal
CORNER OF Third and Union streets, has lately re.
moved 10 south ELEVENTH Street. between MAR.
His periorily in the prompt ana perfect cure OF
All recent chronic local. ana cOnAtiI utional Aztec
tlons OF 3 special nature, is proverbial
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In q hundred dIf
ferenL totally eradicate d; mental physical
weakness and All nervous dehllites scientifically
and successfully treated. Once hours from A.
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