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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-09-05

The Mason & Hamlin
Or an Conn a n y,
VNIIE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
have commenced the manufacture of
new series of organs, each Of which VIII
bear the trade mark, Metropolitan organ
They are elegantly and durably madei con-
tain modern Improvements have great
power and fine quality and variety of tone,
and in general excellence are second only
to the celebrated Mason & Hanlin Cabinet
Organs, manufactured exclusively by the
same company. The Metropolitan Organs
are fully warranted for FIVE years, and viii
be sold at prices competingAyith those of
inferior instruments. All ofsthem are in
solid black walnut cases throughout-backs
as well as sides and fronts-and have PAN
eled fronts and sides, with carved mouldings
and antes; Improved Graduated Self-Ad-
ju ing Reed Valves, Improved Bellows,
Treltulant and Knee-Swell
STYLE Five Octaves, with Manual Sub
Bass and Octave Coupler throughout.
Seven Stops, viz: Viola Dlapason,
Nelodia, Flute, Manual Sub-Bass,
Octave Coupler, TremuDnt. Price,
1925.
STYLE Dive Octaves, with Manual Sub
d Bass, six stops, viz: Vioa, Diapson,
Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub Bass,
Tremulant. Price, 5000.
STYLE Give Octaves. Five ~. viz
Viola, Diapason, Ne ssAYsss, <sr = i,.l
Tremulant p-:--5sr~FS- 1lln9' sc
! STYLE Alive Octaves- Onefh, p, viz:
Tremulant. Price, $3.50.
IS liberal discount from the above
prices to Churches Clergymen and Sunday
Schools.
Circulars with illustrations sent to any
address also, an Illustrated Catalogue of
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, free,
to any one desiringit. Address
THE MASON g. HAMLIN ORGAN
Company,
i0f Vsto Dn' So and New S York,
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Reasons "a "a Eli.

(s) May be found in the enormous profits of
every considerable telegraph line operated
on this continent. The present telegraph
monopoly has "watered' its stock to the ex-
tent of over one thousand per cent on the
amount paid in; and still it pays, on the
stock thus inflated, satisfactory dividends
Our company will duplicate all the remun-
erative lines now operated by the monopo-
ly, and subscribers will pay for our stock
only the exact cost of our lines.
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Z. With the stock in hands of the active
business men of the country, exerting their
influence TO augment its business, and with
a range of Twenty-Five Thousand Miles of
Wire equipped and in operation, the company
believe that, at reasonable rates, the bust
ness will pay liberal dividends on its en-
tire capital stock
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-09-05

A CURIOUS BoOK-A beautifully illus
~ trated Book, worth thousand dollars
sent free on receipt of Fifty Cents, by adj
dressing Prof. John Vanderpool, No. gu
Clinton Place, New York City.
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Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany at their Office in the city Of New York,
or at 208 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
ap11 AUGUSTUS BARNES, agent. a
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEWITT OF COunterIeitS! smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the conn
teraiter Brought to grief.
4 SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
Agenuine article must have DR.. John
Eszfs private stamp on each bottle. Dr.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
tare and sell the original John Smith S
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur-
chase, or you will be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
will prosecute any one Infringing on nv
right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL
apizo Louisville Ky.
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The celebrated Chrome

AMER ICAN FIR U 1 I,
size % by %.
J. Hoover, publisher, S04 Market St, Phlla-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-09-05
The American
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
and
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,

combination Button Hole and Sewing
Machine, beg leave to refer to its wonder
full popularity conclusive proof of its
great merit. The increase in the demand
fos this valuab machine has been Ten
Fold during the last ten months of the first
year before the public.
This grand and surprising success is I'M
preeedented in the history of sewing ma
chimes, and we feel fully warranted in
claiming that it has no equal, being abso-
lutely the best
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FAMILY MACHINE

in the world and intrinsically the cheapest.
1t is really two machines eombinedin one,
(by the simple and beautiful mechanical ar
rangement,) making both the shuttle or
Lock-stitedIs Ind the 0verseaming and But
ton-hole stitch, with equal facility and per-
lection. 1t executes, in the very best man
ner every variety of sewing, such as Hem
ming, Telling, Cording, Tucking, Stitching,
Braiding and Quilting, Gathering and sew
ing on, (done at the same time, and in adj
dition Overseams, Embroiders on the edge,
aud makes beautiful Button and Eyelet
holes in all fabrics.
Every machine is warranted by the com
psny, or its Agents, to give entire satisfac-
ton. Circulars, with full particulars and
samples of work done on this machine, can
be had on application at the salesroom OF
the company
S. w. Cor Eleventh & Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Instructions given on the machine at the
rooms of the company gratuitously to all
purchasers.
~ 800 =, % AGENTS WANTED.
49, FREDK PAXoN, Pres't-
W.. slSDESHALL, Treasurer.
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6. In all cases the net earnings of this COM
pany will DE applied to the pigment of divi-
dends on its capital stock, and in no event
will earnings be diverted to the construc-
ton of new lines.
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~ Certainty of Success.
4 49, II is provided that every stakeholder,
in addition TO his regular dividends, shall
receive an equitable rebate on the amount of
business furnished by himself, payable an
nuaily thus, the stock being widely dis
tributed, and every stakeholder having a
special interest to augment the business of
the company, success is deemed inevitable.
Distribution Of Directors.
II. To secure in the management an equit-
able representation of the stockholders
throughout the country, the large CONNER
cial centers will be represented in its Board
of Directors, and local agents viii be ap-
pointed on the Recommendation Of the stock
holders in the various localities, and the
operations of the company thus become gem
eral in it's management as well as its bust
~ess.
The conpany Permanent
Is. Heretofore every new telegraphic en-
terprise has sooner or later been absorbed
by The dominant monopoly; but the third sec
ton of the act of Congress which confers
upon this company its valuable franchises
absolutely requires it to maintain separ-
ate and Independent existence. tSee the
nv ''' 80 The Old System.
16. Under il telegraphic companies have
been organized by few wealthy capitalists;
these companies have been consolidated nm
der one Board Of Management; they are
made up of opposition companies, with par
aflel, lat eral, and useless routes, costly to
maintain. Their liabilities are heavy, and
they employ multiplicity Of officers who
receive large salaries; yet they pay large
dividends. With their capital stock largely
watered, amounting now in the aggregate
to Forty-two Millions Of Dollars, they seek
to monopolize the business at exorbitant
rates, and thus benefit the few ut the ex-
pense Of many.
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Additional Reasons.

9. The existing telegraph monopolies have
never sought TO supply adequately the de-
mand for the use of the telegraph, much
less have they attempted to stimulate such
demand by increase of facilities and a
reduction of rates. While their facilities
have remained about constant their rates
have steadily advanced, until the use of the
telegraph has come to be a prodigious tax
upon the commercial necessities of the coun-
try. An advance in rates is their uniform
expedient for limiting the amount of their
business to their restricted facilities.
Increased Facilities and Losrer Rates
10 Every intelligent man knows that an
enterprise founded upon the necessities of
trade has a healthier and more durable basis
when it aims to do constantly increasing
business at fair rates than when it does
merely restricted business at exorbitant
and increasing rates. The success of cheap
postage in Europe and America seems never
to have been thought of by the telegraph
monopolists. 1t is believed that if ten
times the present telegraphic facilities were
furnished to the public at one-tenth of the
present rates, the increase of business
would justify the change.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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Actnal CapiteL Required.

8. The company confidently believe that
thirty-ive per cent of the capital stock win
construct and fully equip Twenty-Five Thou
sand miles of Wire, which will connect all
the commercial centers and important places
in the United States. This opinion rests
upon the most reliable estimates and re-
sponsible offers to construct and equip the
lines
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When to be Done.

H. Within one year from, the time the
capital stock is subscribed, the company ex-
pect to have finished twenty-five thousand
miles Of wires of the best materials, equip
ed with instruments of the latest improve
ments, and the ixhole rance in successful
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2. 1t is proposed that the benefits of this
company shall be enjoyed, not by few ia
vored persons, but by the business men of
the country, whose interest it is designed
to promote, and whose liberal patronage
will insure it's success. To this end it is
decided to place the Stock at all commercial
points. 1t will be distributed to Bankers
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others in
limited amounts.
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4. One per ct of the stock will be required
on subscribing, and subsequent calls, not TO
exceed FIVE per cent per month, will be
made by the Beard Of Directors, from time
to time, as may be necessary to supply
funds to construct and equip the lines: but
no calls will be made after the one per cent
is paid until the entire capital stock shall
have been subscribed
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orr Proposed Telsgrophie Range.

Orr Proposed 1efegr9Phie Range.
IL. Trunk lines throughout the United
States and Territories, which shall ultimate
ly connect with lines to Europe, Asia, and
South America. ~ f
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telegraph facilities at reasonable rates.

Competition versus Monopoly.
l. The whole telegraph system of the U.
States is now in the hands of one company.
The evils inseparable from such a gigantic
and dangerous monopoly are already num-
erous and Increasing. Relief can be found
only in legitimate competition.
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1t was an unfortunate suggestion on
the part of the preacher, for Gen. Early
remembered the great host of Sheridan
and his own little band
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aleit Aapertiselnents.
! GEO. ". cRosscnP.

The Metropolitan Organs, manufactured b.
The Mason & Hamlin
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(S.) Is Ten Millions of Dollars, divided into
shares of One Hundred Dollars each.
L
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Page 200, sec.W-And be il further enact
ed, that all the Railroads and parts Of Rail-
roads, which are now or may hereafter be in
operation, be and the same are hereby de-
clared Post Roads.
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The Psopased ohnnar.

II. The shareholders in this organization
will be many times more numerous than
those OF any other telegraph company, and
will be interested in its business and suc-
cess. We shall establish only direct trunk
routes required by the business Of the coma
try. We shall incur no liabilities beyond
our means in the treasury; and we hope by
energy, economy, dispatch, and careful
management, to be enabled to compete sue
cessfully with the present consolidated
monopoly, and TO furnish the public cheaper
and better facilities Of telegraphic commun-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
CONQUERED AT LAST,

An unhealthy system is geuerdlly produced
by an unhealthy stomach and the latter is a sure
indication of poor digestion. When digestion 1,
bad every part of the entire system must ne
ccssarily suffer, and the mind itself shows the
effects of it in the low spirits of the patient. In
digestion is the parent Of a thousand in1escrib-
able miseries-all symptoms of worse disorders
yet to come, The pr1monitorv Indications of
that terror of our race--Dyspepsia every one
knows. Now, why suffer the penalties of delay
when by the use of MiShler's Herb Gitters, moi
only immediate relief but positive aud perma-
nent cure can be realized. This celebrated House
hold Remedy is qn infallible remedy for ail dis
eases arising from dlsordered stomach and
will eradicate then. BE reasonable with your
s"lf-consuIt your own interests throw away
pharmacopeia prescriptions and take a course O
Nishler's Herb Bitters. Sold by all druggists
and dealers. DR.. 5. y. Hartman & Co., Propri
etors, Lancaster, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
Milton Center, July Z, 1865 ,
SSHERIFF'S SALE,
Charles p. Preutiss,l
vs..
Ip Wood Common Pleas.

Charles p. Preutiss,l
vs.. \ In Wood Common Pleas.
Isaac +. Jones.
by virtue of an execution issued in the abovE
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, and to me direct
ed and delivered. will offer for sale at public
yenduc, ON the premises hereinafter named, GA
TUESDAY, July IS, 1858,
Bctweon the hours Of and O'Clock PM, Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
About two thousand feet Of cottonwood
boards, about three hundred feet of white wood
boards, and about three hundred feet ash plank;
also, one steam mill, engine, boiler and all the
fixtures thereto belonging, situate ON the prem
ises Of Grin and Cyrenus Gpladcll in Troy
Township, in the county OF Wood.
CHARLES W. EpERS, Sheriff
+. & d. X. lIoLLgNGEcK. htty's for Plaintiff.
PerrySburg, July 10. 1868. l2bs4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
On Rnh-sireet, east Of the Union School hense
FeFYshpTg, Qhl9. ~" y

TTNHE undersigned woRld call the attention oE
she isstill taking Pictures Of the Best Qaahtv.
Of all sizes and kipds, from the { size, or larg
cstdown 20 the smallest Ambmtypes and Gems.
also eepyiRg from other pictures ana eplal ging
them IN cbpving. W." h's
She vii finish up Pictures in India lux. or
paint IN water eolors IN !he most approved
STYLES will also furnish flames' anu Gases ~
all kinds aud sscs that Nay b. iaap.red
She would rssNeeimlly iIyite her friends IN
ca'l and see ~hal thSiT oWn art 81 eau do he
fore goiag elsewhegf. ll win gust yoq notLiag
i You canInt be sNied. an she asks i M
shnw what sha can do aud feels aleot IA
giving saliSfaetiuu. MRs. NICHOLS =
n. b.. n" pielnreA lat On SUNDAY.
Pc'ysPqFg, lnIy {. lses. sp.x
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

A Cheap Ice Pitcher,-The following is a
simple method Of keeping iee-wa,er for a long
time in common pitcher Place between two
sheets ofpaper newspapers W i'll answer, thick
brown is bvtterl layer Of cotton batting about
half an inch in thickness, ,asteu the ends Of paper
and batting together, forming circle, then sew
or plste a crown over one end, makiag a box
the shape of a stove-pipe hat, minus the rim.
Place this over an ordinary pitcher filled with
ice-water, making It deep enough to rest ON the
table, so as to exclude the air, and the reader
will be astouished at the length Of time his ice
will keep and the water remain cold after the
ice is melted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
The Weather .--IIot, hotter, hottest, llolten
tot Boil, boiler, bust!


The heat is simply terrible.
Oh! for a lodge in some vast wilderness
some boundless conliguity of shade somewhere
in Alaska, for instance.
A little darkey accidentally fell in the river
and, while standing in tive slIn to dry himself
melted away and ran over the ground. His re-
mains were gathered UP n dish-pan. 1t was
a melting spectacle.
The chief employment Of our citisens jus
now consists in vigorous eflrts to keep cool
Goats are voted nuisance, shirt.crllars arr
Thrown aside il wilted conditiGn, and fans ant
umbrellas are in demand.
Instances of sun-strokc are reported in almos
every city and village, east and west.
Hotter in New York than it has been during
the past fourteen years.
The Toledo CommerciaI reports the mean tenn.
pcrature, since the first of the month. ten de-
grees greater than during the same period last
year.
We are decidedly in favor of undress parade
and wish we were fan tailed pigeon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
TCommunicated.l

EDITOR JOURNAL: 1t is said that men in theiF
cups have been known to be truthful when not
distinguished for that yiFtue out ot their cups.
An instance of this amiable weakness occurred
recently in our village. On the night af er in
formation was received Of the nomination of
SEYMOUR, by the New York Convention, one of
our Democratic ciiZens was seen resting on Il e
ground in an alley. Another citizen of the sa Tine
persuasion was standing over him holding him
self up by the cont-tail Of tie recRmbent, and
urging him-the recumbent-tn tn get up.
+" Lo' me lone, thicl" says he of the ground.
lIe' me lone I'd jus s-soon lay here S any
Nce Tn Democratic party's gone to hell any
y! Wha's difference? Eli? Pen'ton's on
am (hic) t could win! (hia). Wha' can !
ihic). Igot T. take back all said las fall
ny way (hicl!" Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County,

The following are the transfers Of real estate
in Wood County, as shown by tha books in
Recorder MERRY's Oice, for tho week ending
July l, 1868:
IL. fonker to @. Boissard pit NV sy sec 2s,
~ ., range / l, 10 acres $500.
bailey & Wright to p. ID. MeKercher pt ne
cor sw sec Is, tp 7, range l2-S75.
ID. 5. DALEY to j. s. DALEY; s% Sc sec IN
5, range 10, ll5 acres-S27GQ.
BENZ. Streeter TO Geo. TYLER; VIZ NV SEQ
tp 5, range 10, 80 acres S3 600. -
NJ. Hustled b. T.. J. Hustled pt sw sw sec "a
tp 5, range 10, ) acres $500. -
S. Patterson to G. l.. Rood p, cor sec ~, tp
4, range l0-ST5.
J. Bair tn G. w. Adams pt 50 SEQ 81, tip 4,
range l2, acres-S4Oe.
J. Ames to George EoObieri lots II and ~,
Haskins $40.
Margaret Flynn to j, II Fisher; PIT my sec
Q, t2 5, range ., ~ acres--Sa 800.
w. ID. Dewitt 10 4. A. Turney sc NV sec "a,
tp 5, range o, 40 acrSs- 81 500.
CT. w. StOcker 10 j. BrO0Sensj ne sec
%, tp 5, range 2, 100 acres-S3 g5e.
NJ, Lashiey to s. s. Laskey; e1S wbS ne sec
80, tp 5, rauge Q, 40 acres-S S625.
Z. Croshaw to s. s. Laskey, Sc sw sec %,
kp s, range Q, 40 acres al sac.
I No. OF transfers-l3 total ValBe-SiT ,4Ol.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

Hcihaps no ono medf.
cine H. 20 universally re.
quircl by everybody aS
u cuthhrtic, nor was ever
amy before so lli,iyersar.
~ adopted into use, VI
every country anil apIb1k
all clIsses, as this mild
but efficient pIIrgativd
I'iU. The obvious rea!
Foa Is, that it Is ~ more re-
liable and far more elee-
tllal rcmcdy rliah any
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

The Annual meeting vt the Wood Comfy
Teachers Association will be convened Mt Bowl
ing Green, on Tuesday, August 4, at 9o'clock
A. NJ. OFFICERS for the ensuing year to be elected,
and arrane eHents made for the Fall Institute,
&c.
Rev. G. a. ADAMS will address the Associa.
ton. G.. G. NEARING.
Chairman BE G,y,piiice
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

GIFr JEEELRY ENTERPRISES have so long mo.
noPOized the public mind, that it is not at all
improbable some have overlooked the important
fact that Elr.J. ". Polaad's White Pine Com
pound is thesuly reiialis aud nerer failing Cough
Medicine il ihe world. Where all others fail it
finds its greatest success, Sold by all druggists
al one dollar per bottle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

Tho Heat has been so inteuse that number
of outdoor lab0rers have been Ct mpeled tn de=
sist from work for several days. 1t is iplced
matter of surprise that the health of our town
continues SO good during the heated term"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

Enlarged and Improved. Mr.. oBLING Err
is putting the Perrysburg JogRNAI, in irst- class
trim. II appears on sp enlarged sheet aud in
new dress, presenting a highly attractive APP
pearauce, and under its efficient enlargement
will ma intain its good standing as Republican
Journal - Toledo Commercial
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

ROOKAGENTsWANFED

To SOLICIT orders for DB. WILLIAM SMITHS DC
TI0NARY OF THE BIBLE. THE ONLY EDITION
FTBLIsHED IN AMERICA, CoEDENsEp BY On. SMTHs
OWN HAND. In one large Octave volume, ilustra
ted with over l26 steel and wood epgrayinps.
Agents and subscribers see that you get the GE,
UINE EDITION BY DR. SMITH
The Springfield Repubcansays this edit m, pul =
lished by Me'srs Burr d. Co., is the genuine thing.
The CQngrega,ionaliEt says whoever wishes L.
get in the cheapest form, the best Dictionary of the
Fihle should buy THIS.
We Also WANT AGENTS for ELLT0TT'S new worf,
REMARKABE OiTtRACTERs AMI ME MORABLE
PLACES OF TIE HOLY LAM. BY llFHEY W Anl
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College, JosEPH CUMMINGS, D. d. III. D., Pres.
Wesleyan Univ, RT. REv. THos NJ. CLARK, Bishop
Of r. J.. SC, &c.
They are new and original works 'y these an
thOrs and their subjects are arploNe by clergy
men Of all denominations. Agents are meeting
with unparalleled success. We employ no Gems eral
A gents for either book, and offer extra induce:
menis 90 Canyassers. Agents will see the adyau'
tage Of de ling directly with the PUBLISHERS.
For descriptive circulars with fall particulars and
terms, address the Publishers,
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SpO YEARS. ENPEaIENCEI-RAD
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pensatory. Established on the Foreign Plan.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

Who Can Beat This l-The Fostoria Ne'c'
says that Mr.. JOSIAH RICHARDSON, of Perry
Township, Wood County, has COW from which
he milked, from May 10 to June 10, thirteen hun
dred and twenty-nine pounds of milk. The
milk was weighed at every milking.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

The individual sho openly attempts to dimin-
ish the circulation OF his own party papers du-
ring political canvass should at once go where
he belongs namely, ou the other side.