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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-10
Official Vote of ParrySbIrg Township
aud Corporation.

The following table shows the official vote, with
majmities of candidates
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP.
Michael Haves... .40g John Yeager lG
Henry NJ. Morse 4Oj James W Ross % |
Frank Rhody 1856 Israel Thornton '23 s
Average Democratic majority--llS.
$. D. westcott... 4I6 A. G. Williams. 225
WestcoIt's maturity 223
C. Finkbeiner .."477 George strain....l92
Finkbeiners nnjority-.2s5
ASSESSOR.
Davis d. Bates. 1886 James II. Pearce' 1884
Batcss majorty--2.
coNsTABLEs.
Lewis Fink .... .4n6 e. Z. Baird ..'... 1854
William Nrlis 4OS Geo. 5. Mcknight 262
James Cullen .4o2 John Fink 70
Average ID nocratic m lority--li li3
PERRYSDURG CORPORATION.
Asher Coax ..'...'. '''..'''''.' l03
}. II. Rhcinfrink 49,. ......'' iii
Cooks m"j"rity ~.
Jared N. Hmd '.''''''.'''' '...'''''''.' 100
john Powers ........,..... ...............ltl Il
Ilord's majorityl9
TREASURER.
John Hnlliger'..' ''.''''' i Y
A. Williams ............ ....l2T
Iolligefs majority-l5.
Andrew Roach h................ .......,.... 293
Augustus NJ Thompson. .....,'...''''.. ..'.l6l
A. &. Williams ................,. ..........l5 sc
Peter Cranker.,.. ........... ...'.... e. l53
Erasmus ID Peck k.............. .......... .ljl
Frederick II. Miller ............,.. ........1 ! Is
William III. Jones .....'....' ......s. Il IL
John Schwnd .:................... .I36
Henry Thornton ............,.......l35
MARSHAL.
James VI. Charles ......................lS .lS9
a. l.. Scott .'..'''''''''.' 'llO
Charles's majority-79.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-10
NOTICE. NOTICE.
TO TIiE--
FARMERS OF WOOD COUNTY
AND TO
Agriculturalists in General.

The Spring season is upon us, aud II promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain that Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
labor. As helps to Farming, have numerous
Labor-Saving Machines,
which may be made to pay for themselves during
the season, and earn those who use them very
large interest ON their cost.
AS Agent for some of the best Manufacturers, l
can offer purchasers unusual inducements. Every
Machine will be warranted, and will perform all
that is claimed for it.
Purchasers will always find ii to their adyan-
tage to get their Machines from Resident
Dealer in preference to Travelling Agent. A
Resident Agent can alw US be reached to make
good any failure in the warranty - with the
Travelling Agent /, Is not always possible. A
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, which
is often an important matter to iha owner OF
Machines.
The following well-known Implements comprise
4 part of my large stock;
EXCELSIOR REAPER & MOWER
NEW YORK SELF RAKER,
SULKY CORN CULTIVATORS,
WOOD D-SAWING MACHINES,
THE VICTOR CANE MILL,
COOKS EVAPORATOR,
ISULKY HAY RAKES,
REVOLVING HAY RAKES,
HORSE HAY FORKS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-10
An EXCELLENT OFFER

The price Of the Lady's Friend is 81 SO per an
nnm-ihe Perrysburg Journal is Ell we viii fur
nsl. the two for IS so.
The price of the Saturday Evening Post Is So so
per annum-the PeTrysbufg Journal 50 We will
furnish the two for 30.
The price Of Godsy's Lady's Book is s3 pes
anuum-the Petrysburg Journal 80 we will fur
uiSh the tive fof a. so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-10
wood County OFFICIAL Directory.
1rn1n1AnY nrrrcrRs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Fish Marehouse.

Legal Nntiee- Frank Rhody.
Ditch Notice Many Petitioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

wants 70 see him reelected They dread his ability
cunning and holiness and feel that II he be returned
ne Will force himself into the leadership and bring
q his opponents under his CALLING and pitess yoke.
This ID the real secret OF the trouble in Buffers dis
trict. The opposition to him there has been care
fully fostered by the leaders Of the party all over the
country, and by no means springs from mere local
For the State Department Charles Sumner seems
to be absolutely without any formidable competitor.
General opinion seems to point TO MIN as the most
some members OF his own party who mildly declare
that he will be the most complete toady
that ever had control OF our foreign relations. AS
chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign At
fairs he has acquired all tile desired experience and
his learning and accomplishments Will, no doubt
prove valuable adjuncts His intimate friends assert
that he will accept no Cabinet position II he ID
chosen for another Senatorial term by the MaSSachu-
sets Legislature
Admiral Porter Is the only person spoken Of up to
the present writing for the Navy Department. He
seems to have no competitors.
There only remain the Attorney Generalship ana
Postmaster Generalshlp to be ventilated. have
already stated that Greeley Is again after the post
with only two known opponents-Curtn and, per-
haps Washburne Greeley's stock Ii undoubtedly
up this time and no mistake.
About the Attorney Generals office very little is
yet said, and only TWO names nave been mentioned
TO wit, Mat Carpenter, OF Wisconsin, and James +.
Wilson, of Iowa, both able lawyers and eminently
competent. Wilson is at present one OF the Iowa
members and chairman OF the House Judiciary Com
mittee. He Is man OF nne judgment and unlm-
peachable integrity. calm. dignhed and logical in
debate and naturally conservative In tendency. For
a long time he opposed the impeachment folly, and
az chairman OF the Judiciary Committee reported
against it.
the Cabinet makers. You may infer from this early
development OF the proposed structure of the radical
administration before in fact, IL is decided whether
1t will have any existence at ALL that there are likely
to be interesting displays OF political strategy
later In the uay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

tached from the Portsmouth and ordered TO the
Guard. The following have also been ordered to
that vessel:-Lieutenant Commander Henry E. Tay-
Tor, Lieutenant Henry Q. White, Ensign M. r. 8.
Mackenzie, Midshpmen r. e. Upton. Edwin X.
Moore, John Robinson and Arthur b. Speyers. The
following have been detached from the Guard:--
Lieutenant Charles O'Nell, and ordered TO the re-
ceiving ship Ohio Ensigns E. w. Watson and W. Q.
Gibson, the former s ordered to the receiving snip
New Hampshire and the latter to the Constellation.
Ensigns Henry w. DyOn and William II. Parker nave
been detached from the Boston Navy Yard and
ordered to the Guard The above named officers
viii all report for duty on the 18th inst Lieutenant
Commander Edwin L. Brewer mas ben ordered 10
the Nipsic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

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dsR o fssr a6E o. Sr 2sry
warren PhilaSsphiI fSr Boston seh: r.. N%RIus: RS
SsS s.RSs sis
All ssi: s1 @
asipns for Lynn Floreo Han. SYori for Salient Abbey
VIII ArriVsS :sSr: Sarah Fish osorgs,own pc
SissS sst1iS SS:ss
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as and aSs s4ds s er
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T Hs and i Eao Slessrsos S.ssss6pS
Collins, Hoboken for Salem.
sarah Ann as strs FO
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wsa Ma aas Homes Swan
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sieamship Cores, Nelson, and United States,
ss o Si kSs sS Ss
esa esSs sa'E ssiEsi ts'as'. n~'
NJ Rowand, Fuller, SYore ''-'' -1''''
KP Ryen Eiz4ssshDor SD
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Butler and Helen Gibbs snow NYoTki Waterman chases
do sE Efs5 H9yssd s Young n
John NIB for NYork; schrs Ellen Barnes Clifford and Jas
sssp sS
| Sailed schr Burnley, Williams, Philalelphla:
beport Sea Bird, Baisey kYors e''ps 1s''' 'N
NRW LYNDON Oct Henry nssh
andra for Norwich; Hudson Rondous for do Nanc New
new HAVEN os Arrived, .shrs Baltimore He%ng.
ger, EIzabethpor; John Watson, Allen, do Julia 4
os, ,,lysd r. steamship ,,ss TS
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r aRs nss s;Ss ssp
Dsws Boston N S.,sn
81 SHOW ST
and 5 Lewis, spandlng, NYork n,,.,.,.,,..
sas Dssns N.1a 's
saied-ship Odessa, Treat, brig Golden Lead
PosTsS Oct s-ceared, schr Anne Martin, BSeA
PRovfDsNcE, oct7-Arved steamers whirlwind, eesr
Moses Glen Br) Cutter Ardrossan schrs Angelina vau
%SS ssassss S$
sss
d DAN, Rogers, NYork E Mansei, Barlow, Do ss.s
| niiaJ- Schrs Maha Eiznhe
Jane Conkin, NYork Harriet P Ely, stokes, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 7-Anived ship Asa Eldridge, Bn
Ciesreaships Herald Of the Morning, winsor, BostonI
Arrived ships Garland Jenknson, and Oracle, Hum
saied-ships Prma Donna, NYork; Northern, Rio Ja
NYork. Below, ship Gardner Colby, from NYork.
| Sth-A Arrived ships Anna Camp, Antwerp; Mayfowers
Boston brig Rolling Wave, Aspinwal
Steamships Herman Livingstone Eaton, New York;
| America, do; bark w r Anderson do.
SALEM Oct 5Arrved schrs Malahar Welch, Belfast fo1
6thSailed schrs Streaker, vangider John Cad
| walader Ste Gilman, Philadelphia.
5,hI Ar; BRIG Haskell Haskell, Philsdelphia
Hochkss Hodsdon Philadelphia Oregon, Go and vicks'
burg, Kellar Rockland for NYork
Cleared-Schr Leocadia, Poole NYork.
| Sailed-Schrs Alabama vangilder; i Corderyy
Grace Polly Price, Yates and VIM Tiers Hoffman, Phiias
WILMINGTON, NC, DC. s-Arrved brig Barracouta (Br,
.,wxsHiNaToN, DC, DC. 7-Arrvsd schr Nellie Trust
| WAkEHAM, Oct 5-Arrved schrs Matoaka, Baltinaoret
Julia Crawford Buckley, Alexandria, Baylies, Bay1
Sailed ill., schr Wines, Hnlse, Philadelphia. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER lees-TR1PLE SHEET

< ee s.s
Brig Morning Light tof Ne. asysn Marks: XrscSo PR,
+ rn . and Ss : + N.%
Brig 9 wngis walssr kingston, Js Is days. with log
Brig Emily Conner !Br, Adams Cow Bay. II days. with
Brig McTnrs OF Boston). Haskell. Little Gla0s Bays
days, with coal, to 9 H Brewer Had hne weather
Brig Young Tafton, 81 John, NIB Is anchored in Flush
brig George Prescott, MIls vinalhaven for Phlade
schr Fred Smith soi Bangor Smith Maag. Sept 49, with
Co. Passed Gibraltar Sept !. '''''' y
schr Amazon Chr M9n.somery Port Plat Sept 49, with
seSr Bob tBr Conway HsrGor Island days, with fruit,
sshr Frankn Ben; Brewster, Wilmington, NC 10 days,
scnr Harry Dorsmus Cornell Hog Island, Va.
s sssr s ssm %os %se Wood y vsaa
schr Eva, Turner, Virginia.
ss$r + i ssss:sa S Sssr. Si1sai.: = .
sehr Maitland, sarly, Jonesport, II days, with spars
Lake. Mills, Rockland days. with lime to pressy
schr Julia Newell Mcintyre Rockland days. with lime,
Angeine, Hz, Rockland via Providence, where
schr VIM Jones, Keene, Rockland via Providence where
schr VIM Arthur, Miller Portland, days, with heading.
ssbr Z Q Irwin, Morris, Boston.
s ss 4ssas Fsms for Rssssha
scnr sea queen, roster, chatham Tor Philadelphia.
schr Lane, Miller, Yarmouth.
schr II Wilson, Warren, Hyannis for Ezabethport.
Schr Joseph Woolsey Lincoln, Nantucket days. with
fish, to Boone Lamphear.
schr Joseph Strickland, Brown, Nantucket days, with
schr Il W Pratt, Hendricks Edeartown for Philadelphia.
schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford days. with um-
ber TO Mitchell II Co.
Schr Joseph Ross, Paul, Paul, Pawucket
Schr Eidrdge Hickman Pawtucket ElizabehpOrt
sbhr Mary Isabel, samms Pawtucket for Albany.
schr John Baxter, Jones, Providence.
Sehr Argo Clark, Providence.
Schr Hydrangea, Prentice, Providence.
Schr l. L Elliott, Foster, Providence.
Schr Nightingale Beebe, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr Alice Noyes Crowe Providence for Philadelphia
Schr * johnson, Smith, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Minerva Wedmore, Terry Providence Tor Elizabeth
| port.
schr IVES Bowditch Providence for Elizabethpor
Schr Turner Fengar Providence for Ezabethport.
| schr @ Foster, Sheffield Providence for Rondout.
Schr f.amartine Butler, Providence for Rondout
Schr Minetta, Wilson, Bristol for Rondout.
Schr Lewis Cass Acxens, Mystic.
Schr Sarah Thomas, Young, New London.
Sehr Gertrude, Clarke Portland, CT
schr John Williams Peters, Hartford for Philadelphia.
| schr Lucy Blossom, Lynch New Haven.
Schr Cornelia, Carroll New Haven for Elizabehport
| SSahr WmP Boggs, Hammond, bridgeport
Schr Urbana, Pond, Bridgeport for Ezabethport.
Schr ii Benedict, Case, Greenport for Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Pomona B 1870 days Calcutta (by pilot boa.
| Jane, No j..
| Brig Martha ,of New York;, from Malaga
| SAILED.
Steamships Siberia, Liverpool; MON, Bremen Missouri,
Havana Gen Barnes, Savannah saragossa Charleston
Albemarle, Norfolk, DC.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
- DIR. SCHENCK, THE LUNG DOCTOR, PRO
PRIETOR OF sCHENCKS PuLMONIC SYRUP

A. s SSos sl RS2
and the Inventor q seSeneEs Respromeer the only n,u
msn that can 70 certainty detect the slightest mrmr
consupye nrequires constant and long practice % be-
cHa tube Patients come to Dr. schenck to get Examined
that have been examined by their family physician who told
ns% n % Sns
affection Of the bronchial tube and by getting healthy aO
restored 10 health. Sometimes medicine that WIN stop q
cough Is certain death g the patient locks up the ve
in fact stopping the action Of the organs that caused the
Liver complaint dyspepsia of ,wohird4
Of the cases Of consumption AZ this season many are CONT
and loose tongue coated pain the shoulder
blade, feeling sometimes restless and at other times
ss becsSs up wna While thus Complaining
take hs.vy cold and before they ge ra o. another, s
lungs, liver and stomach all put into an inactive
se and ec,e hs patient Is ns 2. his Situation the
schencks "Pumonic Syrup expectoran which does
By the sesweea
improve the tone OF the stomach and restore healthy acoq
about healthy action q the iverwhen these are taken Ia
geher or as they TO bring the consutio
diseases pr sChenck believes cannot be
neon 1 sa n s % n
81 s ys %Rca SG S len the primary
passes under the consumption when that disease
does not exist at ALL or, u does readily durable by
liver and other functions whose duty ia to eliminate and
carry the unhealthy deposits which clog and render slug,
si Si T Be a. 81 onS street. New york
TUESDAY October ls and at 50 Hanover street Eoon
thorough examination Of the lungs with his Resrrome,e h1
fsfs s ass ss~ PORK Ky
sTsIss a. r$9se syrup and s;sxesa Tonic y
cent. PER box M supply of Dr. sehencks medicines or
Also for sale by all druggists and dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
Almanac for New York--.This Day.
po.r az w,M Gan, OCTOBER s, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purser Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
zach, Hee The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of
will by the following extract from the Proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8. ,oss:-
Resolved That after April l. fsss the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimousy.
~ The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE M Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees TO the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM yAcHr

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
AsppS E LSEerpco SEP, rs via
Steamship Northern Light seabury Bremen Sept ~ with
@ I Lyon with mas
3 w Ne
stigma. with ,isa%rsig Huntsville hence for ssssnnah
Norfolk with mdsc and Passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Jane. Green, lnman Georgetown, DC, with
sieamship chcsapeske, Bragg, Portland, with mdse and
sissm.hlp wsm.aa, Fi;s New Bedford, with mdsc and
Snip Commodore GrO,or, San rrancscq Iae says, with
thence Cape Horn days and ne line % the Pacific %
s & ~ hSn ana ro Rs &
the h OF july Jas 81 49, Ion 1884, had very light weather
Ship Lydia skoded tof Brunswick Mel Curtis Liverpool
g DAYS, with mdse, 70 Samuel Thompsoa's Nephew Had
ship Containing Creevcy London and Of wight sept
Had fine weather throughout pilot has been board Ave
Bark Hypa,a tr Mscloon Liverpool % DAYS with mdsc
ssSSss issS sntsS 81
90 10 bark walton from Caernarvon for Boston. =
Bark Cazique Br Decent Rio Janeiro, a days, with cof
lon IS had light variable winds 70 Hsicas 81 S!s, on
Hat,eras, had strong breeze from EsE TO H. with heavy
bark adelaide Psndsrsa. tRrl lawson Rio Janero Avg
Of aie pssw with h S fRsery winds Ind 40
cosss cSss ISns saabe Wind. q S
rss; since, northerIy and g s,cry winds.
qis T s "ass
winds on the passage
Bark John Mathues (Br), Ingham, Guantanamo 10 days.
with sugar molasses 10 Moses Taylor Co-vesse 20
salad Had m m,a bark Evening STAR for
Bark white Wing (Br, NORM, Salt Cay, TT, IA days with
SALT ID Dale Bliss Co Has been days north Of HATTIE
fas with strong N and NE winds.
Brig Christian TX Dam Some, Rio Jansiro a days. with
coffee Kirkland Won Sache-vcssel TO Funch Meincke
and NV winds.
ys
wreck OF small vessel with standing; being at
night, could not ascertain her
Brig Julius Orb, Mahoney, Para, days, With rubber
nuts &C to Moran Co. Has been 10 days north Of Hat
teraf.
Brig Bogoa, Ross Aspinwai Sept o. With mdse, TO the
Panama Railroad Co. Sept U.s. lat 49, Ion ~ 60 spoke brig
Crema Br from Matanzas for Boston date received
spppy Of fruit and quinne from the steamer GuiDa from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

The ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE NEW COURT
HoUsR.-The Surrogate 1t seems finds it difficult to
secure sufficient accommodation in the new Court
House for the business of his department. On the
31st Of August the Surrogate made an order on
Sheriff O'Brien to provide court room or before
the first Tuesday in October, and the court was ad
journed till that day. The Sheriff reported to the
Surrogate on the 5th Of October that he had been
unable to procure suitable room The result Is that
the Surrogate had to adjourn the contested calendar
OF his court till the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

IA. teries of Kentucky 800
GRAND ooNsoLIDATED--rxTRA CLAes H. OCT 3, 1863
Il, 10, %, "a, %, 2s, 81, S. 10, 81, is, bs
=, sRAsp ooNsoLIpATED--oLAss lis, DOR. g. 1855
" = - - Saakooa4, wao g Y g. e. a.. =, T.
49, IS, II, 10, IS, IS, S. a, az II, So, NJ 50.
81, sSyArkor jsssTySykr Ss .6rss isss -
= 'Ssoob. IgstbbbiS ! 90, Manager. :,
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY in TEAS,
c0usss e. hsSssrs Flour sugar, and :. nd r 2, ar9
AoNEw, corner Greenwich and Murray streets New York
T AIDES FRENCH KIP BOOTS FOR AUTUMN Ann
& JOIN &c I M 0 rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
CLEARED.

Steamship rn,on NG), Won santen, Bremen oelrichs
Go.
Steamship Missouri, Van sice Havana via NassauAtan-
tic Mall Steamship Go.
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton, acknowledgement,
Fox a Co.
Steamship saragossa, Crowel, charleston-A Leary
steamshp AbemaIe, Couch Norfolk, CITY Point and Rich
mond-N McCreadv.
Steamship Dirigo, Johnson. Portland-J 4 Ames.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boson-W CLYDE
Co.
Bark Mary Packer, Holloway, san rranc,sco-o SUIT
ton.
Bark Lucy Francis, Upton, Havana-J T. Ward & Co.
Brig CSno (Br), Williams, Gibraltar for orders-H De
Wolf 4 Co.
Brig Queen of Beauty tBr Pads cranda, Umphray
Go.
Brig Armstrong tBr), Peterson An,IguaJones Lough
Brig Fleetwing tBr), Park Port Midway, Ms Miller
Houghton.
Co.
schr e Closson, coombs Pcrnambuco and Bahia-Mmer
H1ughton.
Schr Arthur, Jordan Brazos, Texas-J II woodhouse.
Schr X Lunt Lun, Hilton Heads Loud 4 Co.
Schr Louie Van Brunt Tooker, Wilmington, NC-van
Brunt Slaght
Rebecca knight Bartlett,
a Overton.
Schr Compromise, Barlow, Sandwch-Ferguson 4 Wood.
Sclr W Mangum, Chase New Bedford-Ferguson Il
Wood.
schr 8 P IIaws, Jackson, Proviicnce--H w Jackson.
Soop Mary Gray, Allyn, New London-H q Johnson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
cause; publicity charge until divorce obtained add
vice Free N. H0wEs, Attorney, rs Nassau street. n
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBTAIyEp RI
"A any state without publicity exposure Good every.
where NO foes In advance. Consultation free s,ccesS
guaranteed THOMAS DIkEMAN, Lawyer n
20 Nassau street.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States. Descrton nonsupport, drum
Ac sufficient cause. No publicity, charge til divorce obi
p |. King, Counsellor a, Law, ss broadway.
A -,moFrJoIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEN,
,MiesouRt-ExTnA CLASS 6S1, OCTOBER s. 1853
O. as, ~, q, a, ", go 81, 49, Is H. e.
. MIssoUEI--oLAss $50, OCTOBER g. 1863 "
81, 10, 81, ~ 80, 70, 81, O. 50, 3D. gs TO-
kFNIUoKy-ExTRA GLASS 67o, oofoprn : fssi
49, K e, ~ 9 3 u, =. n 20. q, 4, ga %.
~, 8 ~, o. IS, 50, g. 45, 6s II, bs "a,
Information furnished In the above and aso Roya Havana
lotteries by J. CLUTE Broker 300 Byyoa i,s,v ~"
A -Al.-orfIcIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL.
"A. lege LOTTERY, OF Kentucky
aHrIBY CoLLKGr-ExrRA q 4s1 ocronry a ,esy
o. ~, ~ !, % 49, 80. y, 20, IS, 80, So a.
eS, ., "a, ~ a, ~. as, bb, "a 50, H. 81.
- FRANCE, Smith d CO., Manasers
:. KrSTucKY-FxTRA GLASS 3y7 ocToBRR & IsSs
q kn "a 81; ~ 81 g. 3 q "a, is
" S@iNTIRE MSesbniihs' 4 co. %, @ Y, 3,
For circulars and information boye LOTTERIES address
FRANCE, SMITH 4 CO.,
Covingon, Ky.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1868-11-24

SroRY OF TWO CALVES Jim Smith was
noted actionecr One day he was selling
farm stock. Among the articles to be sold
was heller very attractive in her appear
snce,Haul consequently "Jim" dwelt e, :
tensiyely on her oxeelleneies, winding up
his eloquent flourish that she was as "gen-
tie a. a iaiis. -, g GO 4e firF
Thcpuppn long, slab. sided country
man, whose legs were some twelve inches
longer than his pants approaching the heif-
or, STOPPING down. commenced handling
her teats. Bossy, not roishing such iamil-
iari;y. lifted her hoof and laid GrsenyE
sprawling some ten feet Off
"There,' said jim, that shows one
Of her best traits; she'll never allow Il
strange calf fccome near her l'oP ''f \ 4
"Geeny' meanwhile picked himself up,
and giving his bushy pate a narrowing
scratch, exclaimed 9 No wonder, when
her own calf has been bleating around all
day r.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1868-11-24

GErr;G THE WoRsT OF II" Do you
want To buy any berries to-day = said a
poor little boy to me ore siieinoon.
looked at the little fellow and saw that
he WA poorly dressed. In his hand he held
large basket full Of ripe raspberfies,
told him | should like some and tax
ing the basket from him. stepped into the
house. lie did not follow me. n
why don't you come in and see il |
measure your berries rightly ?" SAID |
How do you know but may cheat you,
aud take more thaa l agreed for y
The boy lookei up at me and smiled.
"lam not afraid" sail he. for you would
get he worst Of Il ma'am"
SECT the worst of it !" / said. " What
do you mean ~
Why, ma am, should only lose my
berries. but you would be stealing Don
you think that would be the worst Tor you =?
Let US think of this when we are Tempt
ell in any way to cheat another. How Of
ten do we hear persons pity any one who
has had his property stolen FROM him. Yet,
though anan lose all, and keeps honest, he
is rich indeed, compared with the man who
had robbed him, ~ iaaiag Words.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1868-11-24

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ra.st d IN Mccklenburg, NE 1t ~ called
wool cotton" and ls nearly the color
OF wool. IT'S said W cotton dealers 70
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