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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-05

NnlnsFnruIF To-HHF'
Aeade,aJ or Music Nissan .i'. Malice
Apollo Halt N,sF,oy's ii1ernicn.
Rso,L. Theatre iAHte.-NaHns.. ErarlA Wsus-svasE
Erysrts Ninstrcls-Sh5ef =.
Tiuh AvenVe Theatre suit Naass.
ersad Opera uou-c cred hh .,.s
Ir,ins Hall IA, ,ri "a, iot
kiblo's Garden FttT
New Work Circu. N-~ Ea.s 'tl, r5.,.. Hal.a
elympie Ihcatre tos tn ~. cra,lr' y. Msihs..
Sen Francisco Mip.trcis. rs Bffss-aJ.
The Iam,nnrN T., seven, a. M'u.ee.
" alIacL. ,I.r "a, no.. s,.o.i if >.saasi-B,'nsE.
" Gods Museum ..t.t.. b.ras. A.. M,tts'.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09

DUNIPACE.-On the 3Oth of November,
1870, after long and painful illness, SUSANNA
r., wife Of JAMES DUNIPAoE, Esq.
Mrs. D. had been professor of religion for
over thirty-ive years, her connection with the
Presbyterian church of this place having begun
July 1885. For many years her church rela-
tons were with the congregation of which Rev.
Mr.. DUFF was pastor. but of late years she was
connected with the Presbyterian church of this
place. But her social relations were not boun-
ded by any church, nor her sympalhies hedged
in by any arbitrary distinctions. She had a
heart for all and place in all hearts.
Her last days were avs of anguish and suf-
fering. Her disease was Of such a Gature that
for months before her death she was without
hope of recovery, and without rest from pain
and suffering but her suherings were borne
with a wonderful patience and her death antic-
pated with resignation. Her sufferings, she
said, were nothing when compared with those
of Him who sweat, as it were, great drops OF
blood, and on Him she would lean while passing
through the dark valley.
When she felt that the end had come, with a
prayer to her SAVIOUR to receive her spirit, aud
and request to her attendan nts TO be composed
for death, and 10 be allowed to depart at once
she lay back from her pillows aud peacefully
| { IL asleep.
Such is the victory Of faith, which triumphr
in the moment that strips unbelief of its all
Standing by the side Of such a conquered We
cong uering one, the behOlder learns the full sig
nifeance of the apostolic thanksgiving which ht
offers to God for giving us the victory through
our Lord Jesus Christ. May we who remail
die the death Of the Righteous.
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IL Will Paw !-and How.-We hea

1t Will Pay!-and HOw.-We heard
recently Of two farmers who each came to the
village with load os grain. Que accepted the
first offer of six cents a bushe' over his pTesious
sale. The other having read 10 his local paper
of an advance of Is to 20 ceuts per bushe, held
off until be obtained 1871 cents advance, or "a
more than the other on 32 bushels Of the same
quality of grain. The paper cost him So for a
whole year. The above instance was only one
of several Of such gains during the year, in sales,
aud purchases. Did the paper poyi His fami'
Iy know what is going on at home and abroad
and are growing up intelligent. Only last
month man received one of forty or fifty "pri-
vate confdcntili circulars" sent by nail to diff
ferent parties, odering great returns for $40.
He sent Eis money, and that is tIa last he can
hear from il. Tive of his neighbors received the
same taking circulars and were disposed to in-
vest also, but turning to the American Ayrteal-
uralist they found the affair described among
the multitude of swindles constantly being shown
up in that journal, and they kept their money
The paper cost them 81 so year. Did it pay'
Any Of our farmers may, If they can find a
copy of the Bowling Green Sentinel, turn TO the
county advertising and find it spread out and
charged for by the acre, and yetthey don't think
of the swindle until they see it exposed in the
Perrysburg JOURNAL. Send ti0O cents for a spec
linen copy Of the Sentinel that contains the
'Treasurer's Notice to Taxpayers and you will
find il spread over three columns, when not an
other paper in the District has used above two
columns, and many of them less. OF course il
paysto take your county pCper, and after you
pay your taxes you ought to have it for nothing
as you will then be stock holder.
We could give many ilu strations similar to
the above. The man who thinks he cannot q6ord
,take such papers is greatly mistaken he can
not afford to be without them. There is not a
man in the country who eau affOrl to be without
at least one local paper,even if it be wholly
filed with advertisements. He will sell enough
better, ann buy enough cheaper, to many times
repay the cost. And when this home want i
supplied, we are sure /, will also pay him to tax,
such paper as the American AgricaltarGlia. l
is full of good, reliable information to all mat
ters pertaining to soil culture, upon animals, la
bor-saving implements, ETC., for the farm, gar
den aud household. 1t has a capita deparmsn
for the young people and little folks, and tn
four to i've hundred beautiful and instructiv
engrari,gs given every year, are alone wort
many times its cost, which is only 81 SO year
or four copies for S5i ten copies for sl2; an
twenty or more copies at 81 90 each. 1t is
marvel of cheapness, combined with beauty ant
real value. The 7lirtieh AaRual Volume is jus
beginning, and we advise all our readers to senC
at once and secure il for year. ORASGE JUDl
& Co., 2l5 Broadway, New York, are the pub
listers.
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The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness, re-
quires the aid OF Medicine TO strengthen and
invigOrate the systen, which HEIMBoL0'B
EXTRACT BUCEE invariably does. If no
treatment 10 submlttsd to, Consumption or
Insanity ens1es.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09

A. r. Champney's Drug Store.-Ne
c.l attention to CHAMPNBY's Drug and Variety
Store, not because that establishment is unknown
for everybody and their wives and children
know the New Drug Store, but because the pro-
prietor has lots of new goods, aud we wish our
readers to know it before the goods are all sold,
that all in need may go to the store and replen-
ish.
Teas, coffees, sugars and spices drugs, chemi-
calls and toilet articles chireus toys Of all kinds,
together with a large line of fancy art icIes in
fact all kinds of articles in common use, which
designed to please the eye, suit the taste, and
accommodate the pocket Of every man, woman
and child in Perrysburg and its vicinity.
In the matter of toys aud articles fer Christ
mas gifts, Capt. CHAMPSEY has special instruc-
tions from old Kris Kringle to scatter them lib
orally which he has concluded to do, and will
give the best bargains on all his goods that has
ever been seen " Perrysburg. So the invita-
tion is to all come along aud see for yourselves
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Drug Store-A. R. Champney'
Cincinnati Gazette.
A Lecture-Chas. J. @. Kline 4 Co.
Catholic FAIR.

The Sentinel has just learned hat the census
has been taken in this county.
The Presbyterian Mite Society will meet al
the residence Of J. W. Ross, Esq, this evening
An election Of officers will take place at the
next regular communication Of Pmnix Lodge
+. n A. NJ.
The bright ring around the moon for few
nights past portends a severe Storm Blade.
How'd you knowf
Installation of the officers Of the County
Lodge, /. o. G.. T., takes place at the Hall OF the
Good Templars Of this place this evening.
Premature grayness Of the hair should be
prevented. and the best and surest preventative
is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
The Rev. j. II. WILSON has chosen " The
Heart" as his subject for next Sabbath morn
ming. In the evening he will deliver an address
to the children.
We publish elsewhere the proceedings Of
the Masonic installation at TontOgany, and will
give next week the able address Of Rev. @. A.
ADAMS, delivered upon that occasion.
The Rev. STEVEN D. sHATPER is after the
rumselers in West MillgroYe, and has awakened
the people of that village " The Importance Of
the traffic which causes so much misery and woe.
Through JOHN BAILEY Esq. we leaTn tnht
Mr.. JOHN NOBLE, of Lake twp, has raised $50
bushels Of corn on four acres Of land. That
would be about SO bushels Of shelled corn 10 the
acre. That beats all.
The man who claims 10 run the Sentinel,
alone, after imposing upon a literary youth in
his employ, by putting him in the position Of a
spy, now sinks back 10 his retired position and
gives utterance to his stereotyped phrase, "no
influence, no circulation"
We neglected in our last issue to call atten-
ton to the fact that A. j. GARDNER Co. had
been especially favored with call from KRIS
KRISGLE during the last snow. Full particu-
lars of this visit will be found in our advertis-
ing columns, under the head Santa Claus Head
quarters
The Sabbath School Concert, given at the
church on last Sabbath evening, was largely at
touded, and passed off very credtable to the
participants. A beautiful quartet was sung by
Mrs. Cook, Miss. HELEN HIToHcocK, ELBERT
and MARSHAL Ross, IN memory of Miss HATTIE
HALL.
The first number of the Young Folks' Rural
is received. 1t is a fine-lOoking sheet of eight
pages, the largest Of the young peoples papers,
full of entertaining matter-good stories, da-
iogues and pieces for school exercises, pictures,
etc. 1t is designed to cultivate taste for Rural
life. 81 90 per year; single numbers ten cents.
Published by Fl. N. F. Lewis, Pub. Western
RarOi, Chicago, Ill.
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Make Your IL ONES Cheerul.-Ou

Make Yonr III ONES Cheerful.-Our
readers can find nothing which tends to Gil the
Home Circle with snch cheerful faces and hap
py hearts as the cultivation of music arnsnd the
fresde and we hope the day is not far distant
when every home will enjoy this great blessing.
Whiiney's Musical Guest is doing great work
towards the advancement OF this beautiful art.
Every month it visits its thousands ofreaders
all over the land, freighted with new and popu-
lar music and musical intelligence adapted to
the wants Of every lover Of music. The Decem-
Der number NJ the Guest contains the songs
BsaatItd Visions of C3dtlood," 4" Hearth and
Home" by Howard, +" Chadren's RoHying Soag,"
by Ogden, and " Blue Eyed Daisy Pofka," BY
Davis. At the low price of 81 90 per year, it
should find welcome in every home throuhout
the Union. Send ten cents for a specimen copy
and satisfy yourselves.
Address, W. W. WHITNEY, Toledo, Q
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The Sabbath School Concert, given at the
church on last Sabbath evening, was largely at
touded, and passed off very creditable to the
participants. A beautiful quartet was sung by
and MARSHAL Ross, IN memory of Miss HATTIE
n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09

The Musical IndepeMdent.-The Decem
ber number is an unusually fine one. 1t contains
an Essay on the First Works of Robert Schu-
mann, Letter from B. F. Baker, Reminis-
cence of Clara Novello, one of DR.. Sparks Let
ters from Germany, a continuation of Wohl-
fahrt's Meditation School, editorials on Stephen
Heller, Harmonic rerminoIogy, Sheet Music
Reviews, a large number Of musical items,
Summary of Musical Doings, etc. The music
pages contain Novelette, for piano, by Robert
Schumann, Polka BY Carl Faust, and two songs.
Subscription 81 year: single numbers 25
cents. Chicago: Lyon & Healy.
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PERRYsRURG MARKET .

coRREorEDwEEKLYB T.R.MILLER Aco.l
PRRRYsBURG, December 8, 1870.
FIoUR-5 25@6 25 " barrel.
GRAMS New ear Corn 55e Wl0O lbs. Oats
$50 4Oc Rye 10 ;Wheatl O0@ lSY bushel.
Shelled Corn new, 45e, old, SOC.
BUTTER 26e q 10 Eggs, l5920e Ydoz
LARD-l7i0lSe " h.
POrArOEs 50e " bushel.
SALF-2 40 W barrel.
WOOL-30638c d ID.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 76lsc
do calf, l4cj do salted cured, l4@l5e; do dry
00@25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09

Exciting Trial. Some excitemect has been
created over trial in Justice SCHwISD's Court,
in which JoHS FREOkER is plaintiff, and p ..
CRANKRR 4 SoSs, defendants. Two days we're
occupied in the first trial and the Jury failed to
agree. One day was taken up in the second, and
the second Jury found verdict in favor of plain
tiff for $4 so. Mr.. H. REID was the Attorney
for plaintiff, and Mr.. ]. R. TYLER for deiendent
Owing to difficulty between the Squire and Mr..
TYLER, the former has issued a warrant for the
arrest Of the latter for contempt Of Court.
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Written for the Perrysburg Journal J
FRANCE.
BY r. s. rILLY.


Farewell:to thee, France! all thy glory has!per-
ished
That long cherished name is at last humblod
Thy rivers and valleys, by me so long cher
ished,
Are covered in blood by an insolent foe.
Farewell to thee, France thy diadem's totter-
ing,
'Tis already torn from the head of your king;
Napoleon, the name that Prussia once dreaded,
Like a coward, is under the enemy's wing
He's left his fair land alone, aud deserted
That flag that has triumphd DER many a
field
He's surrendered the glory, by Bonaparte pur-
chased,
The fate of proud France this coward has
sealed.
Oh! how could be leave a land that was COW
cred
With honor and glory so dearly bought;
Oh how could he bow to that scepter So mildly,
That peace at the feet Of Bouaparte sought.
Farewell to thee, France thou'rt ruined for
ever,
Thy meadows are stained by the blood OF
your sons;
The peal of the church-bell, the sound of sweet
music,
Is silenced forever, by the enemy's guns.
PERRYsBURG, December, 1870.
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The CINCINNATI Gazette.-In ano

The Cincinnati Gazette.-I In another
column will be found the Prospectus Of the Gin
cinnat Gazette for 1871, to which we invite the
attention of our readers. For many years past
we have regarded it as one of the very best pa
pers in the country able, patriotic and indepen-
dent. Each day we look for it as earnestly as
we do for our daily meals, in fact we feel as if
we could not dispense with its visits, without
su STANG loss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
remnerance Lectnre.-The

Temperance Lecture.-The Methodist
Church in this place was crowded to overflow
ing on last Friday evening, to listen TO lecture
on Temperance from Mr.. A. NJ. COLLINS.
Those who have heard JOHN B. GoUGH, and
also heard Mr. COLLINS, can testify that the lat
ter's abilities, in many respects, are equal to
the former. Mr.. C-informs us that be will very
probably visit this place again in the course Of
two or three weeks
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Death of MIR. 8amford.-we

Death of MIR. Bamford.-We regret to
learn through THOMAS GoRRILL, Esq. of the
death of RIcHARD BANFoRD, which took place
at the Empire House at SIX O'Clock on Tuesday
evening last. Mr.. B. was about sixty five years
of age, native ofEngland, and for many years
was in the employ of the Messrs. WALsRIDGE
of Toledo. He was an industrious and hard
working man. For the past two or three years
he has been in charge of the Empire House in
Troy township.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
Cough no NGOre.

Warmers Cough BaIsam is healing, sUf-
tenng and expectorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh 4,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost
incredible. So prompt is the relief and certain
its effects in all the above cNses any Affection
OF the throat and lungs, that thousands of phys
icians are daily prescribing it, and one and an
say it is the most healing and expeciorating
medicine known. One dose always affords reiiet
and in most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold
by druggists in large bottles. Price One Dollar,
1t is your fault if you still cough and suffer
The Balsam will cure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
inc Prnsidant,. Massarn.

Congress assembled on Monday last, aud the
Presidents Message, with the reports Of the De-
partments were promptly delivered. II affords
Us much pleasure 10 lay them before our read
ers in clear and concise form In this edition OF
the JOURNAL. Their importance will secure for
them an attentive and impartial perussl.
II is notable fact that the terseness Of Gen.
GRANT's speeches aud writings have hitherto
created great favor with the public. Their very
brevity made them appear as bordering on the
oracuIar. The message which he has just de-
livered to Congress, Is an exception 10 that
rule, The President has amplifed his views
therein, so that his capacity as statesman at
the helm Of the ship Of state m ay be fully ap-
pretended.
The policy indicated by IL In our foreign rela-
tions in adjusting the Alabama and other claims
on foreign nations, are such as will command
the respect of every considerate reader. The
same may also be said Of Il IN regard to much
that Is stated concerning the internal affairs Of
the nation. The other matters adverted TO on
which, in the Republican party ITSELF wide diff
ference of opinion exists, for the reconciling {
which the Presidents message affords but little
prospect. In the just sentiments expressed in
the closing paragraph, which we give below,
we may, with confidence, cordially endorse and
sustain the Chief Magistrate, while he may use
the influence of his office in the attainment Of
such results
In conclusion would sum up the policy Of
the administration to be n thorough enforcement
Of every law, faith ful collection Of the ia xes,
provided for; economy in the disbursement Of
the same prompt payment Of the debt of the
nation, reduction Of taxes as rapidly as the re-
quiremsnts Of the country will admit reduc-
tiJn of taxation and tariff to be so arranged as
to afford the greatest relief to the greatest num-
ber; honest and fair dealings with all other peo-
pies. to the end that war, with all its blighting
consequences, may be avoided but without sur
rendering any right or obligation due to US a
reform on the treatment Of the Indians, and in
the whole civil service Of the country and final
ly in securing pure, untrammelled ballot where
every man entitled to cast vote may do so, Just
once at each election, without fear Of molesta-
tiod or prescription on account Of his political
faith, natv ity, or color.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
lwriiteH for the Perrysburg Journal.l
MY LOST LULU.


They say my darling Lulu
Is among the angels fair;
That when I cross the river
She will meet ne over there.
oh Lulu, thou vert lovely
In person and 10 mind,
But to thy lOss, my darling,
l cannot be resign ed.
OH I have lost thee, Lula,
In vain try to say;
"Thy will be done," oh Father,
Thy will be done to-day.
I've searched among the flowers,
AndJin the pleasant grove,
I've wandered through the woodland
In all the paths we love.
But, oh ! cannot find thee,
Thou art lost forever more,
And in vain | sadly listen
For thy step upon the floor.
Lulu darling, when the shadowsI
Darken all the earth with gloom,
Then I come with tender footsteps
To this secret place, thy tomb.
And think beneath the daisies
Thou art lying cold and white,
With thy sunny golden ringlets
Clustering round face Of light;
And thy snowy hands are folded,
All their work on earth is O'eri
Oh my heart Is breaking, Lula,
Thou art lost forever more.
Oh ! bark 10 the beautiful voice from the skies
Where sorrow ne'er enters, and friendship ne'eE
dies,
Sad mourner, look upward, thy Lulu is near,
Mourn not for the casket, the Jewel is here.
ToNToe ANY, December, 1870.
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Wine oFIife.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink !,
Warmers Vinum Vita, or Wine OF Life,
being prepared for those who require a stimu-
liant. II is splendid appetizer and tonic, and
the finest thing in the world for purifying the
blood. 1t is the most pleasant and delicious ar
ticle ever offered TO the public, far superior to
Gle. II is more healthy, and cheaper Both
male and female, young or old can take Wine Of
Life. II is, in fact, lite proserver. Those who
wish 10 enjoy good health aud free flow of live
ly spirits, will do well to take the Wine of Life.
II is different from anything ever before in use.
II Is sold by druggists also at all respectable
saloons. Price Que Dollar, in quart bottles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09
IMPERIAL CRADLE SONG.

THE following cradle song was published by
Punch Immediately following the birth of the
French Prince Imperial, in 1856 j
Hush-a-by baby, and If the winds fair,
Crown, orb and sceptre the baby shall weari
Should the wind rise to popular squall,
Down comes the baby, crown, scePtre and all.
Hush-a-by, baby, o slumber, for now
Bonapartes s diadem waits for thy brow
But when the time comes to put the toy on,
What if the head that should wear it be gone.
Hush ABBY, baby, the fair Eugenie
Suffered the pangs Of martyr for thee;
Cannon announced the existence begun,
Cannon may finish it, son of gun.
Hush-a-by, baby, the claimants of thrones
Are less to be envied than 'Muggins' or Jones;
The blouse Is as rich with full work and fair
pay,
As King who may only be King for day.
Hush-a-by, baby, although at thy birth
Humbugs called dynasties cumber the earth,
Ere thy lite close the glad sunshine may beam
On world without Kings and the people su-
preme.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
Nrx Yorr. Augu.. 18th. 1868.

NEW YoRK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call ysnr attention 10 my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU, The component parts
are, BUCHU, LONG LnAF, CUBEBS, JURI-
PER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATIoN.-Buchu, In yacuo,
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form
hne gin. Cubebs extracted by dlsplace-
ment with spiritA obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar IL used, and
small proportion Of epirit. 1t is more PAL
atable than any now In use.
Buchu IS prepared by Druggists, 10 Of
dark color. 1t Is plant that erlits its ma
g-ance the action Of fame destroys this
Qts active principlsl leaving a dark and
Ingredients. The ouchu n my preparation
predominatcs: the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added, TO prevent fer
mentatiOn; upon inspection IL will be found
not 70 be Tincture, as mads in Pharma-
eopGa; nor is II syrup-and therefore can
be used IN cases where fever or inhamma-
tlon exists. In this, you have the know
ledge OF the Ingredients and the mode OF
preparation.
Hoping that you win fhvor II with trial.
and that upon inspection IL will meet with
your appreciation,
With feeling Of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist f19 years experience.
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
In the Worldly
November T. 1884.
"I am acquainted with Mr.. ii. 4. Helm-
bold; be occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and vas successful Ia con-
ducting the business where Others fad not
been equally SO before him. I have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WLgSaTIAN.
Firm OF Powers and WeighlmGn, Hanufae-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
~ The Board of School Examiners for Wood
county, Ohio, will meet for the examination of
teachers for the county, on Friday. January
18th, 1871, at Bowling Green, Wood Co. o.
No private examinations.
All communications with TIE Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Bowling Green,
Wood county, OHIO.
S. S. LONG, Clerk of Board.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-09

"LIve Beet.''-Mr. NATHAN STRICKLAND
presented us with blood beet few days since
which weighs thirteen pounds aud quarter.
Beat it, can you?