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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
JOS. CLARKE, c,,,.,;,,., q,
r. EoGri g. R6sniN:s} 4nnS: Rs'oi"'io"..
IT. U. NVUDT J
Jro CIARHE. .Scc'V

Four Of the teachers in the Perrysburg Union
Scltuul, viz: Misses BROwE, BAIHD, CR00K and
CAssADY, attended this Institute, and although
the weather was unpleasant, they were present
every ses sinn. This prompiness AMI regularity
is chiracteristic of their manner Of performing
their lahnrs in the schOul-rOn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
NTASTER COMMTssIoNER's SALE
In Wood Common Pleas

David Glib aon,
". In Wood Common fleas
Oiuf G. Olson ct al.
By virtue oi an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, sDd ~ me
directed aud delivered, will offer Tor sale at
public venduc, ut tue door Of the Courthouse
In PeiIysbnrg, IT. said c6unty, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7, 1859
between the hours Of l aud O'Clock Of said
day, the following describ d real estate, to-wit
The east half at the northeast one-iourth OI
section number seventeen tl7), town seven 10,
north range twelve (l2l east, in Wood county
Ohin, containing eighty acres more or leSsi APP
praised at 81, 800 90. Terms cash.
j. W. BROWNSDERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
+. II. X. IIOLL LERBEcK, Pitts Au'ys.
Pcrrysburg, November 4, 1869. 2Se$7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

The Toledo DRIIies.-liy mutual agree
ment between the Proprietors Of the Co,ns,crctoS
issue a morning edition and will eonino its on
ergies to the evening edition, while the Cbmaer-
ciul will publish the ouly morning paper in Tole-
do: We trust this arrangment may be bene-
fetal 10 both parties.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
SHERuFF,s SAIr .

-
Thomas !. Eaton,
ys. In Wood Common Pleas
George W. Hlllct TAIL
by virtne NJ an order Of sale issued IN tho
above cause bv the Clerk Of the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas VI Wmd County, Ohia, and IN us
directed and delivered. I will offer for sale al
public vrnduc, at the door of the Court house,
IN Perrysbnrg, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December Il, 1869.
between the hours nr aud J O'Clock, of anid
dat, the following described real estate, to.wIt,
That part OF lot number 10, in section nun,
Der sixteen tl6l, in township number four tll
n'rth OF range nine tol east. situate In wocd
county, Ohto, aud mpre particularly described
as follows, tn.wit: Commencing sixty two rod,
north 26lI east Of whore the railroad ernsse,
the Defiance road, aud eighty three feet east -
y south or said railroads thence east 20, :
south hltccn rods; thence south 26Xe, west
twenty one aud IS rods; thence west 26ls
north fifteen rods; thence north twenty. one and
y rods to the place of beginning. containing two
acres aud the buildings thereon appraised at
S2,Sat 90. Terms cASh.
J. ". BROwNSRERGER, Sheriff.
J. ", CcANtSos. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Pcrrysburg, November II. 1892 29c$9 SO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
Taanhar,, Cartihnatna.

The Board Of Examiners for Wood County,
Ohio, held an examination Of Teachers. for the
County. at Bowling Green, Ohio. November ",
1869 The following is the result:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

No. 7, IL, -, So, 81 aud 90 failed.
Whole number Of applicants, 90.
4 9erhdcates granted as follows: First Cliss,
a months-l I Second Class, Is months IL
Third Class, ~ nEnihs-lS; Fourth Glass, 9
months = 23 TOtsl-54.
d. a. AVERY, Clerk Of &s Board.
r.. YEsToS, Nov. 20, 1859.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS. /.
Ayers Cherry Fectorai
For Diseases cf efs Tlso6S ana Lunra,
such - Coughs. 0olds. Whospmg ]
Cough, Bronehitis. ASthma. N.

For Diseases ef eia Ttx.o6f and Lunra.
such - Coughs. 6olds. W'hospmg
Cough, Bronehitia, Asthma. .
aud Consumptfsn,.
Probably never before Ia the Whale haasrr q
me,urlne, mss anythinX wceeo widely aud ~ deellY
uron the ronndence " Hten,tiud,u tl,is eNrelrnf
fetucdv for pulmonary c1atteht 1hsTyynty Isnw
series OF Years aud aluDag s.S,t sf the RACES OF
tiOu, as II has become be ter Eii3~ut ~ uniforvo
character aud power 10 ,uc tie sa,s,r,ls eNrtions
~ The lungs anil thrOu, ltaNr Nate taSvNn a. re-
lablu wOtectOr ag1nst nnGs. liz. tdsp,cd To-
Mlder Hrms Oi disease and "a ft' i. Steat 4 n
M tho same time the most e0tTt8a sly that cf
bo given for nciltent cOuSu,p sput al.d tlN dans
Kerous Affections Of tie throat aul huge, IS k.os
viniou against sudden attacks of Ctogi, Il shCltf
bo kept on hand In every Family, and inflSStt- an
arc sometimes subject 10 colds aud eDilxhs. AZ
should be provided with this antdotc fui them
Although settled Consumption T. thourf,l inl
curnblc tul great numbers OF cases where the lie
ease seemed settled, have been conlIlletgly rur,x
and the patient restored 10 sound health % tho
Cherry PICTORIAL. 50 complete 4 ns in.i. .i.fr
over thc disorders of The Lungs and Throat, t,sl
the most OBJ Innate nl them Yield - n. When nosss
Ing clso could reach them, Under Tho Cherry Pee
sinyers aud FtitIie SpSdkcrs hbd great pro-
tecton nom H.
Asthn's is always relieved and ufcu wholly
cured by II.
Bronrhifts Il generally cured ty taxing tAS
CAerry Pertoraf IN small Fri frccuent 'IoseS.
so generally arc IT. vlrtucs klown thai VI neca
not publish the certificate of ticn h-rc o. do niors
h1n nssuIe u'e public that u, qaaiitic5 arc faly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
CCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE

- Thc hoard viii bold tieif nest regular see
slon Tor The exanFlnStleh af Teachers. at
PefFysbnTK, Friday, December 81, 1869.
Ao0selinldeT's CoynsTs, Friday, Feb. 4. 1919.
Applicants need tot apply for Special Exam
meetings of the h0ard. Correspondence with
Che ExaHiners should be directed To- the undcr-
signed, a, weston,o. d. A. AVERY, Gssk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
TIETITION rOR DTvORCE.-
11ETITION rOM DIvOnCE. ).

Martha Z. ssarnen, ccs!, of coualaon i'Te"s
-. Wood County, Ohio.
jackson Ds Scamen.
The said Jaeksan Seanen, defendant, will
take noilce that there is u0w "a file ia the ID es
of the Clerk Oft Court At Cuminan Pleas, ,wi,i.s
10 aud for the said county, tho petiii,m Of Mar
tina Y. Seanlsn, charging said fendAnt wifh
@ii(ui absence itOni hvr for more than thfet
years lAat pist. and asking thHt she BE- divorced
from him aud that si.s have the custody Of thssr
minor child. George ~. Seamen. Said Gauss
will be head and determined, On tae ttA day ot
J.k.4J. ~ HoRD. Atrys.
October -. 1869. 2Ss,5 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

Ohio rSO,diers'.7 OTPhaus', ruome--v
THIS Home for Soldiers 0rpilans, located at
Xenia, Ohio. is nov prepared 20 receive ap,lis
cations ftR admission. Blanks are furnishel to
County Auditors with the request atthey, and
otLeSs Interested 10 the proper care and educa-
tiou Of the elildreu of the brave men who fell
ia the lats war, take tho necessary steps TO
ascertain The number Of needy oaes in each
county, and report fhe same to tic Board Of
Control, who will mEke arrangements to take
them to the Home. ---5af-
Auditor. NEwr0N has been furnished with
blank applications for admission to the Home,
aud those who know ofany such children, should
report TO him at once. ,,at
Mothers who have been left so lO1g unAided
to care fpr these children, cIn entrust them to
this Institution with the assurance tha their
wants will be we'll provided for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26


1. Clay 70 R. 8. Lssss q, 100, tl'kso. Bowling
0rceu... ..... :. :. s,,.'r r...ss.'.f.' $500
J. r. Joaes to W. E,fJoaes ns sos IS, tp 5,
range 9, l6o acres s. 800
L. Z. Forres. 70 u. ThOFntoa lot sos, Perrys.
burg $500. - = .....s s....sss-s.z- 80
C. Ckampion 70 y 4 Rymsts pt Iot lie, Tom
knRAnV -. -. -, i..-s- .ss'....-...s $1,000
n. InErshasa . s. \. smlthi pilots IL aad lls
TnaioRaRV s..s.. ..s- 49,. od,9uc
l.. Roo. 4 Wm. Hood pa M s1 sec IS and b X
80 acc 70. tp s, range 10. l3I acres, $4,000
G. q. asAdley 20 n. Headisy pt s~ sec I, tp
4. range Q, 50 Acras ...' !. :. -. $500
]. b. Ward 70 7. Junkins und y Of pt see 81.
tp S, range Q, 900 acres.'. .''-, .-.., $1,000
@ Lasksy 10 P, KrilI pII sW sec II, tP 9, range
IL 40 aeres !. ..s...s... -. ....ss Ss15
p. Bower 10 @. Bower Pt ~ sec 70, 'P Q, ranss
10, 20 acres ..s'''.' '''' '-''' '...' Sozo
J. Justice 70 n. shAuner 50 se sec ~, tp ,,
range 10, 20 acres .... .'... So. 80. ,..' S9OO
B. 4. RoaghtOa 10 n. A CogshAll lOt Sll, Bow
ling Gresn .... $1,000 $1,000 Slvo
Q, ". Hill % A. Louy % Sc see ,, tP T. Iaaes
?, 40 acres ..ss - - s'.s y. eSSv
No. Of lTansfsrs, Is Total value, tls,SoS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

I'VE have the only set Of Abstract Books
w now in W'od County containing COM
plcte ISDEx to all Lots and Lands therein.
~ Certificates Of Title given upon reason
able terms.
Real Estate, getting up Tax Titles, paying
Taxes. &C., &c. .t
EDUR desirable residences in Perrysburg.
II Price ranging from $1,000 to 81 SEQ: for
sslrby ROSS e. COOK.
Far further particulars, inquire Of
ROSS & COOK. 4
nu1iness solicited. 3TzZ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ou the IlaiIRG Passion in Youth and
ring Sud uafortunate. Sent 10 nealed letter en-.
VsIopea, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, PhilGdelpia, Pa. IL,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
PERRYSBURG MEATSTORE
J. G.. WOFFMAN & BRO.

A RE at ali times tn he f,,und at their head ::
N quarters ou Louisiana avenue. They al
ways keep on hand an excellent quality Of Meat,
Ia which they iuvite the attention Of all lovers
"( juicy Roast, or tender Stsak. Give them
q trial. 3zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
Bursiary.-The Hardware store of PFC

DurgIary.-The Hardware store Of PICK,
HaNILTos 4 Co., was burglariously entered on
Wednesday evening oflast week. Owing TO the
large variety Of articles in the establishm mt It
can not be ascertained what amount of goods
were taken. Among the articles missing from
the show case, was n revolver, som. silver-ware
and s"nie other items ofno considerable value.
Some two day after, the revolver was found in
double barreed" grocery, where it had been
pawned foI 81 cents, and the proceeds were very
beerl quite as deadly in its nature as the one
that had been disposed Of. The party who thus
disposed OF the nvolveI,iw was consulted in refer
ence to emigration, and preferred to emigratc
rather than take the chances of proSec alton.
Thus Perrysburg lost n citizen who might,
only for rum, have Lvru In gUUu slauuiug.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

The uee ess vhle hasutsndsd she rractice a
the anderaisnsi In the tTeAtmsnt Of diaessrs rc,n
inE under the above head, is surisisnt raa M.
that tvhat hsuh hdettateshe performs, aud in ey,sy
ease elects = radtcalcure.
fviVate Rooms are provided where co n rrltation.
can Ne procured In th" strictsst confidence.
General once over Nos. and SO 6Monroe. street,
arst teom TO the right at the TOP OF the stAirwAy.
All letters containing remluaneC or poGtag &c.
stamp promptly answered.
60 once hours from Toto 4. and from to 2.
Can on or address n. II. 1YMPANY. Mn.
aas Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
Real Estate Transfers in Weed County.

The following are the transfers Of real estate
IN Wood County, AZ shown by the bOaks IN
Recorder MEEEV's 0fice, for the week ending
November 70, 1885,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

KidRRppiRg.-0n Saturday evening last au-
other attempt was Md. 10 kidnap JonS T nOMr-
son. by soldier who represented himself rs
having been scnt from the Barracks at New
port, Ky, 70 inquire into the matter. After
gaining the confleuct Of young THOMPSON, he
requested him to go own ~ the ,drpnt which re-
era times asked r. to go to Cincinnati with him
stating that he wnuld pay his iarc there and
back. This liberal offer was declined, but when
the train came along an attempt was made t.
fnice the boy on the cars, which Nyould have
been ccnmplished had not brUther. Mr. .. II.
THOMSON been near by who took the kidnap-
per by the throat in such a manner that he was
quite willing to allow the boy to make his es
cape. Other soldiers were IN the train. ready
to assist, but upon view Of the situation con-
cluded TO defer the attack.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

RemOval.-For some time past Messrs
Capt ". BRowS and C. FISKBErSER have becA
convinced that the increase Of their business was
such A. would demand more room than they
have been occupying, aul as soon as Mrs .SrAF-
FORD removed her Millinery Store from the Ad-
joining room, MIR. FTSEBEISER commenced reiit.
ting and has now got thoroughly established in
his new quarters, adjoining the Hardware
st re, where he will be pleased to see his iriends
aud patrons.
his stock of II ardware, and now occupies the
whole room of which he formerly occupied only
half. Among the new features TO be found IN
his store, is fine assortment Of c,eeks which lie
warrants to keep correct time for Que year. He
is also making speciality Of the Champion
Crt IS cut Saw.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26
TOLEDO ADvERTIs'MENTs
APERNAxEXT RESTITUTION.

The uAdsseignsd hAv'
ing ghAdT shty stx
years experience Nc a
fnAcriciHa PHyuctAS
In the Maamse valley
'callsattention ofthose o
lnterSsttd 10 the nci
that ne has established
u suite Oftooms In Ny .
ers'Rlock, On Monroe
street. q regular Dis.
pensatory Ter the treat. .
ment and permanent
eurevfallknowa Prl.
Vate nfsen aes,
whether of recent ori.
SIN or cflong standing
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-26

F. G. SEuvIs, pltfl's atty.
THOMAS KKSSErT, deft's atty.
Garfield, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1869. 2Ss$l9 -
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

I EAST 18th ST., CORNER or 6TH Av.. BAsEME Nr.--
respectable young girl as cook assist with the
washing and ronng good reference from last place Call Tor
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06

There are a number of former Indi-
anlans among the old citizens of Sacra-
mento. There are few more prominent
or more highly esteemed than New
ton Booth, formerly of Terre Haute,
now the leading wholesale grocery
merchant Of this city. Many Of the
old merchants and produce traders ct
Wabash, White and Ohio Rivers Will
remember Cyrus S. Coffin, citizen OF
Indiana, for many years a produce
and commission merchant OF New Ut
leans. He has been a resident a.
Sacramento since 1891, and IS one OF
her prominent and most worthy clu-
zens. Indianians visiting TINS city
will always receive q cordial welcome
from him.
The most pleasant way to reach
this city from the Capital, IS via
the Sacramento River, on one
of the California Steamship Com
pany's fine packets. This was
the only mode of conveyance until
rec~ and the departure of the
stea .ner \,as the great event Of the
day; but there are now two lines of
railroads to this city from Sacramen-
to, and they take off much Of the
trade. 1t is, however, a pleasant re-
lief from the constant railroad travel
to take the steamer. a ride down
to the Bay, as the trip to San Fran
cisco is styled By the people of Sac
ramento, gives the traveller a new
view of the country to any he has yet
seen. For many miles below Sacra-
mento the banks are quite low, the
bottoms very wide and fertile, and
and except where protected by
levees, are annually overhoWed. The
country, as we pass down the river,
presents very much the appearance Of
the Coast or lower Mississippi
plantations. The river at times is
quite narrow, and it would seem
almost impossible for our huge steam
er to pass, but as we near this city it
widens out into magnificent proper
tions. Last evening as we descended,
we were afforded one of California S
lovely sunsets, which are claimed to
rival those Of Italy in softness and
beautiful hues. We had left the
warm atmosphere of Sacramento be-
hind us, and as we neared the Pacific,
the cool breezes came most welcomely
over the coast range" and the rosy
and golden West was lit up grandly
with the glories of departing day.
Night shut out from us the view OF
the Bay and the Golden Gate, but we
will have abundant opportunity to see
these IN the next few days. y. w. +.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06
LETTER FROM KEsTUCKY.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY. Oct. l, $50.
Editors Journal:
While / write, James Robinson's 5
champion circus is taking up many a
half-dollar from the people of our
town and county. which numbers of
them can lily spare. Still they go,
and l expect, estimating everything,
county loses four or five thousand
dollars every time circus or menag-
erie comes along. just here is where
the revenue law ought to come in
heavy" Shows ought to be taxed,
both for protection and revenue
protection to the people and revenue
to the State.
After a silence of some weeks, 1
have nothing of interest to write.
Crops are about mature and, save the
wheat, none made this year are first
rate. Tobacco is not good in this
county, but it is coming out consider
ably under the favorable Fall weather.
If the frost delays coming q few weeks
it will confer a great benefit on farm
ers, for otherwise nearly all the
tobacco will have to be cut green.
Corn is short, but / never saw such
quantities of wheat as arr being haul
ed off by the e., III. & N. r. r. Every
day it seems even yet tc crease.
By the way, what has become of
the E., III. & N. r. R.? Give US an
item on that subject. Our people are
anxious to hear. When will work on
it commence?
AS / write am reminded that
about four years ago, nice little boy
of about II accidentally shot and
killed himself while hunting, and |
helped to bury him. Last Wednes-
day afternoon [ helped to bury his
brother, a youth of 16, who had also
accidentally shot and killed himself
the day before, while hunting. In
getting over a fence the lock of the
gun struck in such a way as to ex-
plode the cap, firing the gun, the ball
entering the little boys face, just
under the eye, passing through the
head. This last was Smith Long, one
Of the incest boys In the community.
He was the son of @. b. Long, Esq,
United States Assistant Assessor.
This second accident of the same sort
was one of the most distressing occur
reDees / ever knew to take place.
Our Fair commences on the 10th
inst, and bids fair to be q success.
We could hope for the presence
thereat of many Evansvillians were
our railroad completed. We lose
many things by the delay in that en-
terprise.
But We hope for a better day, and
are yours truly, EDELwEIs.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06
LITTER FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
SAINT 30 1880
Editors Journal:

Sept. 80, 1869. !
Editors Journal:
While you Of the Southwest have,
as get, experienced but few of the fore
runners of Winter, and are revelling
in the glories of harvest, we have al
ready been warned of its approach by
biting frosts and decaying vegetation.
The foliage is already falling from our
forests, and Nature fast assuming that
desolate and sombre appearance which
strikes the beholder with awe. To
me there is something grand in New
England Autumn something, per-
haps, indescribable. which impresses
man with a profound sense Of his in
significance as compared with the
great God above, who produces these
mighty changes, and at whose bidding
Nature doffs her holiday garb, for the
chilling mantle Of Winter. Summer
tourists are seeking Winter quarters,
and soon the routine of real life will
be again established.
The crops hereabouts have been
for the most part good, if we extept
fruit, and an abundant harvest has
been reaped by the farmers, though
corn has been somewhat below the
average. We having suffered with the
rest Of the country from the back
ward season and excessive Spring
rains; yet, on the whole, the average
crop has been abundant. Fruit seems
to have become chronically affected
in this latitude, and the hopes Of the
cultiyators of the apple and other
Fall fruits are, year after year, doomed
TO disappointment. Whether this is
due to radical change in the seasons,
or to what cause, there seems to be
nothing certain. The prevailing
opinion is, that the diminished
amount of snow that falls here as
compared with old-time Winters,
leaves the roots of the fruit tree more
exposed to the action of coldand to the
ravages of vermin, and instead of the
excessive production of former years
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06

Site OF SsCramentO-Its FleOds and
FlPes--Eke LeVee and Filling UP OF
the City--ItS Buildings, Business,
Population, Improvements, Pro-
gFess, &c.-Tho CapitOl-PersOnaIs
Ride on Sacramento RlTer-
Down TO the Bay.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06
Dissolution Notice.

YTTEHE PARTNERSHIP EERETO
fore existing under TIE a. m name
Humphrey, Patrick & Co, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants and WHARF
boat Proprletors, was dissolved by mutual
consent ON the 18th 1nstei E: ~. FaLflck
SeiJrfng from the firm. The business will
be Continued By +. NJ. Humphrey, George
r I,eSgis. and Charles ". Kerney, under
Sia arm name of Humphrey, Lewis 4 Co,
nv whom the business OF the old firm viii
be settled. ,,..,w,rr,r~.
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06
sSuEpInoW
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The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06

SACRAMENTO AND B0WE TO THE BAY
The Evansville journal., 1869-10-06
XVIII.

THROUGH TEEE:FATs WEST
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11

y II, Davenport and A. II.
Morgan, of 0kclona, forwarded $40
to one of those parties in New York,
who have been proposing to furnish
100000 of well executed counter.
teitfort ten dollars in good spondulix.
They received in return, a large
bundle Of old almanabs. ,,3ltkL
Music for the neighborhood, and
yells Tor hepoliccl Anysized note
a a,fl1 tape ffapn b had from ep,p,a
" a. M, and from the squalls Of IA 4
niger baby to the bodmine of n
double-barreled shotgun. Apply
at "HelF's Halt Acre r1Bra&1 =
AcMptis Ledger
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11
,i9f SKIN ana KIDNEYS, ,qa

Is TOO I'll esihbiish edlte, need comment, a..
These Springs are particularly Recommended
for the Albums Behson.e " lTHsasp4n ss1
Agood band will serve the BALLROOM, and
the table will be supplied With the best the
ccantfy faabfds )while thei fishing In shosl
woods, oGtr their tusdai a1ftirbttiohs 70 ~yisitofal
Route, via Memphis and tCbsrles,on Railroad
to Florance, Alabama, thence by regular Stage.
Line nine mileslto SprihksdU 91om ion ifll
T~Eeastf$i6 per week ;ss55 per month. ,,,
For descriptive pamphlet, circular, or in forma-
ton concerning special diseases, Addfessnolsif
,.i.ni hG sht noEHIls 500 Proprietqrs
-,.f., c., or Il; \. MOODY, NJ, D., 4,
Resident Physician.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11
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