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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

OKDERsfor the NATIONAL REPrBLICASin George.
town may be left at the bookstore o ( Messrs T.
NJ X. Mills & Co, l2j Bridge street, or at Messrs,
or. Getty & Co.'S, lO6 Bridge street. where copies
Of the REPUBLICAN, may DO obtained daily.
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THR NATIONALS vs.. CINCINNATL-The game
OF base ball between the Nationals, OF this
city, and the Cincinnati club was played at
the grounds of the former yesterday afternoon
before q large number OF spectators. There
ing the completion Of the game. and by the
following score, 1t will be seen that the Gu
einnAM BOYS have thus far the advantage:
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slatiuual Aepnblitan.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

MEssRs. JOHN r. ELvANs & Co., 81 and so
Louisiana avenue, offer some valuable brick
dwelling houses for sale or rent.
Mrs. A. $. CASTOR h Co, No. 2s5 T street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, give
notice in another column to our lady readers
of their grand opening OF millinery and dress
making goods, which will take place on Mon.
day next.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Universal
Franchise Association will be held this even
Ing at Union League Hall, Ninth street, this
evening at 1870 o'clock.
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GEORGETOWN, d. C.. Sept. %, 1868.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Permit me, through
the columns of your valuable journal, to offer
3 slight tribute to the merits Of the Rev.
Father Clamp, late pastor Of Trinity church.
During his brief sojOurn amongst us he has
endeaTed himself to his congregation by his
goodness, his kindness to the poor, and his
zeal In behalf of the parish. Composed al
most exclusively of the poorer classes, he has
truly accomplished wonders among them, as
his many works OF improvement will testify.
Most conspicuous among these are the changes
In the graveyard and In the interior of the
church. The former has been much enlarged,
Its desolnte and fOrsaken look has disap-
peated, and neglect has been replaced by care,
until now we can boast OF a really beautiful
cemetery. The choir gallery in the church
has been remodeled and much bcautincd and
arrangements made for the purchase Of a
magnificent organ. 1t is pity that Father
q. cannot remain long enough TO see his eff
forts in this direction crowned with success.
lie is \ devoted follower of his Master, and
goes to labor in His cause in new scene.
Wherever that scene may be, he will be nj.
ways gratefully and anoctlOnatcly remcm-
bcred by the congregation Of Trinity church,
for whom he has done so much; and that God
may always bless and keep him 10 our earnest
prayer. one or THE CONGREGATIOS.
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POLE DEDICATIoS.-Las, night tho large
hickory pole, near the circle, in the First
ward, was dedicated to seymour and Blair,
and notwithstanding the inclemcnt weather,
alarge crowd was In ATTENDANCE, several ward
clubs appearing on the ground with music aud
trauspAreucies. Addresses appropriate to the
occasion were delivered by prominent Con.
servatiyes, and the meeting dispersed about
$50 o'clock.
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THECATTLE THIEvES.-The further hearing
Of the case sgainst John white and Melvin
yesterday took place yesterday before Justice
Moore, at Beltsville, Prince Georges county,
Nd. Mr.. Joaccum, principal witness In the
case, testified for the prosecution. John
White made a full confession of his guilt, and
implicated another negro mot yet arrestcdl as
the principal criminal in the robbery OF Mr.,
Scaggs and the similar ones in Prince Georges
and Montgomery counties White alleged that
Melvin Lewis was not concerned In the theft
Of the two steers, and Justice Moore there
fore discharged that prisoner from custody,
but committed White to the Jail at Upper
Marlboro for trial BY the Maryland authorl-
ties.
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RETURN OF ToRCHEs.-We call attention TO
Gen. A. Giants order In respect to the return
of torches, etc, in another column. Owing to
the rain on Tuesday night last no opportunity
WAS given to deposit the property at the re-
spcctive rendezvous, but cEch "boy in blue
took charge OF his own equipments. As ar.
rangcments arc now In progress Tor the next
muster In October, it is important that this
property be at once returned, so that 1t may
be known what is still needed for the complete
equipment OF the Organization All friends of
the cause are invited to as 81 in this matter
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Assault. - John Murray, n notorious
youth, was arrested for Assaulting Timothy
OlIrien, and Justice Walter sent hin. to Jail
to answer at court.
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The RIVER FRoNT.-Hdrrey's Whdrf-Ar-
rived-Str. Pioneer, Olden, from AccOtink,
with wood for Harvey, CLARK Given.
Carriers Whdrf.-Arfived-Schr Thomas O.
worrell, Seward, from Hayre.de Grace, with
l2G tons OF coal for Atwood Il Co; Windwsrd,
Reeves, from Rappahannock river, va; with
lumber for J. u. Ritch. Sailed-Schrs. r. q.
Stanard, Hubbard, for Georgetown, to load
coal for Norfolk; Statesman, Malone, for Sal
isbury, Nd, light; Commodore, Gilmore, and
Two Brothers, Foxwell, down the river light.
Fdys Wharf. - Arrived: Schrs. Hampton,
Lewis, and Galcna, Spence, both from Acco.
mac, with potatoes for market. Sailed-Schrs.
Isabella, Crager, for Havre-de.frace, Light
Flight, Stone, for the same port, light; Mary
Amelia, Evans, for Gone river, light, J. J d.
Maypolc, Bundict, for the same river, light;
Pioneer, Owens, for Wicomico, light; Raven,
Spence, for Accomac, Va, light.
RHey's Wharf = Arrived: Schrs. Martha
Washington, Daily, from Occoquan with wood
for II. Freeman; Pandora, Smart, from Guam
ticU with wood for market. Sailed-Schrs.
Geo. Washington, Blackman, for Powell
Creek; Industry, Williams American Coaster,
Scott, all light.
BroiVn's Wharf-Arrived-Sch Theodore
Dean, Jacob b. Phillips, from Philadelphia,
with AZ tons Of coal for $. p: Brown SOM
Gen. Grant, Fitzgerald, from Havre-de-Grace,
-Schr. Billow, Gross, for Georgetown, to
load coal for Boston.
BSrry'i Whdrf-Arrivcd-St er Express,
Niekle, from Baltimore and intermediate
landings, with passengers and merchandise
for District merchants; schr. Mechsnic, Smart ,
from lower Potomac, with wood for CLARK
Hunt
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MEETING oF THE Police BOARD. - At
meeting OF this Board, yesterday, the follow
ing, among other business, was transacted:
The commission of Jas A, Dodd, additional
private at Centre Market, was revoked.
The following additional privatcs were or
dercd to be rccommissioned; Charles Fink,
for duty at Lincoln buildings and vicinity for
u months; Henry NJ. Lowery, for duty at the
office OF the National Safe Deposit Company
for IL months; VIM. Flammcr, Tor duty at the
SchuctZcn Park fore months.
Private $. 5. Lester, charged with neglect
OF duty aud violation OF the rules, was dis
missed the force.
Lieutenant X. A. Milstead, charged with ne
glect and conduct unbecoming an officer, was
reduced to the ranks.
The regular meeting of the Board will take
place hereafter at . O'Clock, p. IN.
The committee on examination for appoint
mcnt OH the police force will meet on the first
Wednesday In October at o'clock, y. m, for
tho purpose of examining candidates.
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CHAIGH OF Enthusiastically morning
Justice Walker had before him Thomas Wad-
dy, charged by Emma Garrison with bigamy.
She alleged that she had been living with him
for seven years as his wife, having two chill
drcn by him; but II appearing that she never
was legally married to the accused the charge
Of bgamy was dismissed. Both parties are
cOlored.
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Builders and Material.
Il. .. ALLEN,
MANUFACTURER OF LINE.

AND
Dealer Ia Plaster, Cemcnt, Hair,
DC, &C., DC,
KILNS on ROCK CREEK,
BETWEEN AND X STREETS.
OFFICE No 3Gi G STREET,
BETWEEN Si&TH AND SEVENTH,
(Rrar Of Metropolitan Ilulrl.D
No. Lime Tor Brown Mortar at !. II per barrel.
Cement aud Plaster ut New York prices.
au2s-tI
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TmR VIslToRs.-The Cincinnati Base Ball
Club, escorted by the National base Ball Club
of this city, yesterday visited the EXccu-
tive Mansion and were received by the Prcsi-
dent, After being shown through the Exccu-
tive Mansion they retired, and during the
forenoon visited most Of the public buildings
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A FIRg.-Last night at 1910 O'Clock the
alarm Of fire was turned in from box IL,
Fourth precinct Htation-hOusc, caused by
fire In Mr. David Keplcrs stable, corner OF +
street and New Jersey avenue. The engines
were very prompt, but were not brought into
action, as the flames had been cNtinguished
by buckets of water previous to their arrival.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

GRANT AND CoLpAX CLuD or TIL. FlFTH
AND SIXTH WARDs.-This Organization held
Its regular weekly meeting last evening, In
their hall, corner Of Eighth street east and q
street south, with the president, J. N-Ven-
able, in the chair, and Mr.. II. stewart, secre-
tary.
The following names were added to the list
OF membership Messrs. George 7 Allen, Ed
ward Rocket, James Gordon, s. A. II. Mckim,
and Daniel Carrigan.
The chairman OF the Committee on Music
and Decorations, Mr.. William Boron, reported
a bill of slOT. 81, which was received and or
dered to be paid.
The secretary was requested to notify those
on the committee, and who were unable to
serve, that they were most respectfully re.
quested to resign.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to those of
the committee who so ably performed the du-
ties assigned them.
A vote OF thanks was also rendered to MT
!. Gray, janitor of the hall, for the manner In
In which he kept the room, and for the exer.
tions he put forth to procure funds to defray
the expenses caused by the demonstration on
Tuesday night.
On motion, 1t was agreed that when they ad-
journed 1t would be until Monday evening
next, when able speakers will be present TO
address them. II was further agreed that,
should the evening be fair, said meeting would
be held at the Grant and Coliax pole, near the
navy yard gate, and that the various Republi-
can clubs OF the city be invited to be present.
Messrs. NJ. Nash and +. A. Boswell deliv-
cred stirring speeches, which ELECTED the
grcatest applause OF the many present.
Adjourned.
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The following Is the list of letters remaining
in the post office, Georgetown u. G., Septeni-
Ipr lsts.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
The following we publish for the Information
OF the members Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, who propose to visit Philadelphia to
participate In the convention;
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SELLING A GLANDgRED HORsE.-On Tues
day morning q man named Leopold I. Levy
was arraigncd before Justice CLARK and fined
at wallis bazaar q horse badly diseased with
the CHAMBERS. In addition thereto he was or.
dered to kill the animal, so ms to prevent the
spread of the disease. This he promised to
do, but to the Justices surprise he found the
same animal up for sale yesterday morning at
the bazaar by Il man named Richard Phillips,
who stated that he had bought 1t in Alexan-
dria of Levy, he having gone direct from this
city aud sold instead OF killing the animal.
Phillips was fined Is, and to make sure an
officer was sent TO have the horse killed. DIR.
Purdy, veterinary surgeon, examined the case,
and pronounced It one OF the worst ever seen,
and such as could be easily communicated to
man or beast
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THg CONGRESSIONAL CENETERY. Under
the new vestry of Christ church (EpiscopaD
ing erected In various sections of the grounds,
grass cut, and walks cleared. Five hundred
new shade trees are to be set out. Mr.. RitheI
aud his colleagues seem determined to make
this cemetery what 1t was originally intended
to be-the finest cemetery In the country
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To THg FARM.-Matilda Pufcake and Bird
get Walsh, Of doubtful reputation, were
nHbbcd by the police for being drunk and dis.
orderly. Justice Morsell gave them their
choice OF either paying = fine of " each or CO.
ing to Martins farm. They chose the latter.
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GERMAN SoLDIgRs' AND SAILORS UNION
This organization held its weekly meeting
Wednesday evening at wills Hall, Seventh
street, near H.,
After the Transaction OF some minor husi,
meas, General Joseph Gerhardt and kamcrad
George Brand were unanimously elected rs
delegates to represent the German Union in
the grand mass convention OF soldiers and
sailors to be held in Philadelphia on the LIST
and I'd of October next.
TWAS stated that through some mIsundcr.
standing the members OF the German Union
only partially participated In the parade of
Tuesday night, but that on the next occasion
the Union would be fully represented.
Adjourned.
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AmImportant Invention.

Our fellow townsman, Mr. ADDISON Smith, has
made discovery in the art of preserving fruits.
vegetables and meats, which Is of great practical
value to every household; aud promises to dis
pense with the tedious process of canning articles
in order to their preservation. The process is
simply that of removing the oxygen gas from the
substances to be preserved. To do this Mr.
SAITH has constructed a simple ani n,xpen sivr
appara tus by which he extracts the oxygen from
the article, leaving only the nitrogen, which is
oduress and inert. The air-tight box contHinirg &
the articles to be preserved, being thrs filled with
nrogen it once resists the pressure Of the extcr
nal atmosphere aud affords preservation tc
all substances exposed to its action.
We have ate peacl e preserved b. tllis process
which at the end of six months after being picked
retained their taste and flavor equal to when they
were first picked. Arrangen cnts are now being
made for boxing strawberries during the coming
S a on. Tie process will then be put to the ful es
test and If, as in the case of the peaches men
tion it should prove successful in preserving this
valuable fruit. Mr.. SMITH will have made dis
covery in advance of what is now known, for i
successful with that tender fruit the process vii
be equally applicable to any other kind. In tn,
advantage 1t thus offers to all housekeepers, /
promises to be of great value and will no doub
amply repay its inventor.
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TOLEDO RIAREKET.

TOLEDO, March 20, 1905.
FL0UR--Fine 81 O0@7 90; Superhne O0@
s %; Extra, j0QDl0 90; Double Extra and Fancy
10 00@l4 90. Rye Flour, 50.
CIR AlN-Wheat 260@2S3c; Corn o2@e5c; Oats
Csc; Rye l6jc Barley quiet.
P0RK-Mess new "a 0OC02j 90 Hams lie
Shoulders l2c. Dressed Hogs, 0@9Hc u 10.
LARO-Prime, in bbls, l31Ic; do. kegs, lac.
BUTTER Fresh roll 32c; in kog 2Sc. .
EGGS-20c.
GROCERIES, CofTec-Rio 22@27c; Jrya $50;
Sugars--raw sugar ll6ll5c crushed l7@i794c !;
granulated l73{o; A coffee 1910; B coffee l6 %c.
c coffee l5I0l6c. Teas--Y, ung Tyson gO@
l75c; Imperial l2O8l75c; Black lOOaol6Oc
Japan 10O@125e. Mnasses S56tlOOc. Sirups-
fair Sj@65c; good SO@S5c; prime 9O0IlOc.
Rice-Rangoon 10c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear s53; I'd clear s4s; box sIl
stock boards S22; common boards SIG; culled do
$lI; fencing SIT: Gull fencing sill; flooring strips
S4S; I'd do sj5; joist sclntling and timber, feet
and under, SIG; A lS-inch sawed shingles so;
A . 1S-inch sawed shingles so; lG-inch sawed
shingles 90 and %; clear and second dressed
flooring 40 90; common dressed flooring 30 90;
common dressed siding Sl7; 2d and clear dressed
siding S25; dressed stock common. l2-inch, $24:
dressed common boards slSi Lath 90.
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EDEisRYsBURG MARKET.

[coRREC1Ep WEEKLY = MILLER L co.
P&RRrSBURu March -, 1868.
APPLEs Green ~ bu | % dried %.
BEEsw wAx--25c ~ Ib.
BUTTER 30iG35c q lb; Eggs, 20G325c ~ doz.
FLoUR-l0 0O,Gl3 % ~ bai1el.
GRAIN-Ear Cora 81 % ~ 100 lbs: Oats So to
Coo; Rye | 90. Wheat gO@2 50 " bu. Shulet
Corn, so to Soc.
MEATS Hams I2%@ljc " Ii; Shoulders 100
l2Kc; Dressed Hogs $4,000 " cwt.
LARD-l5c W lb.
PoTAToEs -90,1l 25c u bushcl.
SALT-3 30 u barrel.
WooL-30G40c ~ ID.
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The Good Tcmplars Of this place, have in pre-
paratidn a wei! !.sclcctea programme for pleasant
evenings entertainment, which they propose Ia
place before the public, at the Court house, on
Tuesday evening next.
Five or six amateurs from Maunce City, and
one ur two from other pous have kindly consent
cd tn assist our home talent ON this occasion
The programme viii consist Of Dialogues, Ia
blcaux, Solos, Quartrts Tiios Duets, Instrumental
Music, etc, etc. a general invitation is extended
Jo all. Admission % cents.
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Hurrnh for ToIcdo,

The corporate election IN Toledo, Ou Monday
last, has proved complete triumph to tue Re-
publican party. The particulars, as stated BY the
Coraereial, are as follows
II iS our privilege IN announce another decided
victory for the Republicans vt Toledo,
Notwithstanding hut light vote waS cast, tue
majority is 2is, against $50 in October last.
The Councilmen chosen YESTERDAY stand Re-
pubioars to Democrats those holding over ars
4 Republicans TO Democrats, making the new
Copueil stand 10 Republicans to Democrats.
The total vote on Commissioner Is ,617, against
4,0j9 for Governor In October.
The eutire city ticket Is elected.
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Communicated.
Items from Middleton Township.

MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP, April I, 1868,
EpIroR JouRNAL: Unlike the former and
ncighborly habits Of the citizens Of Middleton
Township for years past, wherein we have always
met on the frs, Monday In April, and without re-
gard to party lines, proceeded to elect good men
from both parties to ill the various Offices. Not
withstanding the Republicans had goodly ma
jority and could at any time have taken all the
effces bu did not. This year with growth and de-
velopment, some rcW elements have appeared
among us, one Of the most important Of which is
to be found in the person OF very distinguished
individual who claims to ru, the Democratic party
as he pleases.
This individual having bad much experience,
and coming up through great tribulation" in the
swamps or Texas, and having finally graduated at
the chief Democratic hstiiatioa in the State, see
ing the increase of foreigners aud strangers n our
midst becoming elected and swollen at the pros.
pect Of place and power, published notice for
the visible admixtureS," rank and fle to tall into
line at BrorHs Hal Bro,cH's HuI What does
this mean he has made several kauls has he got il
into his head to make another one y
In Iue time another notice appears, annDunc IN 9
that we met agreeable to previous notice, and
after organizing our various classes aud fixing
things to our likings, we Introduced J. Il. Z. nf
PeTysburg, whom, according to report, eve,
heard wonderful things We have no doubt OF il
and things never heard Of before aud II correct
information can be ob,ained, things unlawful to
be mentioned.
Then comes in aforesaid "report." Glorious re-
suit At least ope Rad. joined the Democratic
club on the spot"
We have only his word for that. Tf it is SO,
said -" Rad must have got ashamed Of his com.
panv before election.
This interGsi 'ng company of visible admix-
turc" under ner dis,ipquiskcd lead,g proceeded
TO nominate II full-blooded, unwashed Democratic
ticket, and went about slandetiug the good mai
of our ,owIship by pr msiug that were going
tn elect dch u ticket.
Our ctecjiOn came uT yesterday, and where are
they. Echo answers where--hcy2
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How warm soeer the genial sun
May look in kindness On the earth,
In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Dispcls the gloomy snrrow oi his soul.
Dyspepsi', like q goblin, hunts him down,
1gde, grim chamberlain, lights him Ia bed,
While Dullncss. Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With hcrcr aches combine to make him groan.
Harkcn, Thomas, to instruction:
For all thy ills a remedy is found,
Panicea, ceran, pleas mt, sure,
PLANTATION BUFFERS -S. T.-lSG0 Y,
wondrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake.
We presume poor Toms case il not worse
than hundreds who are cured daily by this won
deriul medicine.
MlGNoLtt WArgR.--A delightful toilet article
superior 10 Culo2ne aud at half the price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free Of
chargel to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple rene
dy by which he cured of Cohsdmptiou. His only
object is to benefit the afflicted and lie hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription. II will cost them
nothing, aud may prove blessing. Please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South seeond.st ,Milliamsburgh, n. Y.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full ndiscreton, will for the sake Of suffering human
ty send free all who need 1t. the recipe and dree'
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, caH do by addressing In perfect eonh
1ence JOHN b. OGDEN.
3zI ~ Cedar street New York
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IMPORTATION.

Iuformatioa guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth Of hair Upon a bal head or beardless face,
also recipe Tor the removal Of Pimpes, Rlotehes,
EIuptions, etc, the skin leaving the same soft,
clear and beautiful can be obtained without char ge
by addressing TIIoS. 7. Gil hPMAN Chemist,
3zZ S23 Broadway, New York.
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RARE CHANcE To MAKE MoNBy.-Invcst dol -
lar for bottle of rolands White Pine Compound,
and get cured of that distressing cough, which in
ter eres with your business and comfort, and
which may terminate in consumption. Nearly cv.
cry case of consumption is caused by ncelccting a
simple cough. Sold everywhere.
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We are requested % notify the citizens of Per-
rysburg that Messrs. WEBB and JouNSoN have
established their Fish Warehouse in WILLIAM
CRooKs old store on Front-strcet.
They are now prepared to supply fish Of the
best quality at market prices.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-10

WHAT is BETTER THAN MONEY we answer,
Health. To be healthy you mus, have pure blood.
llumUrs of every Kind are driven out OF the sys-
TEN by DR.. j. W. PolNhd'S Ilumor Doctor Sold
by PECK & HAMILTON.
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renchers, Certihcntos.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
aminedi at Perrysburg Friday, April 3, AID. 1868,
by the County Board Of Examiners, and have been
awarded certificates as follows