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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

am an old man. Sir, but if you are
willing 10 trust me to act for YOU, T.
"Thanl, YOU. Sir but there no need.
I've declined the challenge
There was dead silence f"l. stNelal
moments. Mr.. Rupert upset his coffee
I emp. Miss Rupert, evidently much ugita-
| ted Icil back in her chair. paling and
flushing b1 turns l last Mr.. Rlpcrt
spoke again:
IF Iou say this ioilinglN, John. oI ont
of consideration for my daughters feel
iugS. LEI nir tell NoU you are acting un-
wisely. She has the old Rupert blood
in her veins. Sir. amt, much a. she loves
Hou, would rather see Yea dead than
diSgraced. 80 speak uut and tell Us all
about it,
felt a little nctticd al the proud.
severe zone in which the old man said
this.
II nicIs,..nd mc. then, once for uil.
I've refused either To Try L" Lii this imam
OF let him attempt n,y life. never be
lirNcd II right to settle Il quarrel il that
wnl. and H"nt change my principles
nnN hccan,r happen To be the one iii
S"lNtd. | counted the cost of this step,
unri hucw what might lose by il: but
not 4, en- hat loss shall alter my resolve"
| looked - Miss Rupert for sympathy
a> spoke; but her eyes had Il CLEAN
hall "t :tng,r. half of contempt. and her
mouth WIS SIT with au expression at
once, "i disgust and bitter diSuppuiuI-
nrmt. 1t wa hr! father Who spoke.
Il see Nuu have anticipated what
wa- about /" say. Mr. BIinton. We
evidently differ very essentially nu SOME
points. I'm glad we've come to an an
drl>tnuding ia time 1t only remains 10
saN / speak for my daughter as we'll as
my \Srlf that Won will do us Il favor hy
turncttin" We ever v,l,. acu,laintrd. ii
i, fan rn suppose that 4 man " who doesn't
know how To- tal.,. c.,rc of his own honor
will hr un iii guardian Of = w"mll'-.
lsnud u,u,uiun, Sir"
lie rn>, from the table. -.>r Ni>s
Rmn.r! his arm. and thty moved OF.
Ert vu1,!lu't rive if uu,n. and. at,,ru
m,u,.r.. ro., and ,ollnH,d them,
ny,rtonE ;a,r. in the hnlI. Which han.
ncu.d tr L.. .l,pty, .ud ton,hcd h,r on
The arm.
IN take IN, dismissal in vnni ON
wnrrlS. not otherwise"
~h, turned round and faced me. the
blood lu>hin. al. into her checks and
tn,,.Er,J ..T.n an t,,i,r, .. .Ln >,;I
I'm follow dirr,rk =" Sh. ,ar, rlns,.
mn IA me and l,uLrL mn. >r,.,i5ht in rhc
ri,, her nvn LI,.i,.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
Why EHggi..4 was kept.


While was nna,,tliu. .,t 80 u,,.ilii,
IN apprlln;iuu. :. l.road faced. stout.
half irtrd- lnoi,ir. individual made hi,
.tpncaIo,,r,.. and WI, ,iis,atrhcd h>
Briutnn lar urstri,s. he presently re
TUNED smiling. With huncii ol tooth
picks in his Lu,,t .>ulutvi,,t 10 NV
surpli,,. tfnr rrlncui,rl.l Hriutun Is
rathcrm stern. severe Iuan.l instead Of
getting Il sn,,ll sruld.ny. hr WAS merely
Informed "i his error ami mi back ("
lrct;ty if.
| am fond q! !cliu.iliail!I. run!anr,. iiunl
common material. prur.d of ~ ,luing |
mirhi SAY. for snmrtiur> tia!tt! ny>;.ii
have. aii ,.-n,riaI rjtf that Wa,. II
>tyu,h me that Nuu,ii,.. uriYIt hi. =.
romance in diS,ui~l.. 80 Ir,ulnrL,d. " III,
an aif,rlaiinn o: r.u.lr.-u->~.
"Wl, do ,nt keen ~arlt = era, Icl-
low u> that about ihr huu~,. John >
Aren't Won atrairt h,ini.!lr do +, mischief
some duy -
HliutnI'. ul,.v,I WIS dri,yrd hy ll,,.
rc;p,nraiuu,,. If Nu"nin-. ,hi~ riu,. " III,
;lir uiaf,hr. N,ruyyhiI,. lciIrrIrd
rl,., ,t,- uu,,tiuu miu!I h.. i,uuiI,drrt
for 1lih,Iu, lnIu and ha,i l,.,.u ho,, ,
together. we had scarcely seer each
other since. :,,d beside. tI,aI sweet
d.ii,h1;rI ,ir, E,iI,,,,, v.. >it,i,ir ,.(n.,
I,l me. "a r,.sol,-,d # n,.>DI:,iu
on r..pi,.u,hcr M, y.,li;r,... Holm, .
and I'm .iu,. r,,,.t H.. i,r.,un in think
inc tI.,, .nn,. iutrrcSti,,,r,I,,r, I.a,rn.L- .
ed 10 ,,r, r,,,u,.,ti,u ,,;tithi. Nunni,,-
All, yo;t smile. IIhnuoht irva-... Nov
tell il. like :; GOOD fellow.
Br;nrun locked at nu. nl"Gl, Il
few moments. :. then Il, the smoke oi' the
nuIN ard -hollud Steamer lust l.ri~hin.
hrnra,lI the holi,nn. and rh,nat hi, wife.
al ,hc time with :, mnSin.. ;houohtf,,l
smile .,lmntrinY o,r, his face. II last
he said:
..ln,',r = kr.n nf,>cl,., -.nir,oa.
\ ml deserve story. and yrii shall nave
this ore Nv d,,1." n, added. +, Mr..
Hr;,tru. ..,ynu'r ,,i,. e., and -,, ;,h,u,
uIr s!rnncr - Mrs. B.vi,h what seemed
= half i,,r.r.fliuu Glance. =, hipi. old.
/ - tl,urrbi = -oIor, haI reluctant; t.,rc-
| well smiIr ~ r, accented This dclic.,t,
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! vhit. n,,,.i;n ,s .Lo M.
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Nonthtul confidence. there BuI sine,
! then nm paths h:td Ai,j,.lN dilcrg,.d. and
| while. | had hecn i Traveller. and WitLul
somewhat "fa student and rcc!u~". lirin-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

III. +. 4. GILL begs leave - Announce 1" ti'
~ hc that he has bought the Barber shop l"llner
\ occupied by W. Parker, situated in the Avenue
nnusr Block Oh r. l.. Street. St. JotLIsbury.
Ey strict attention 10 business and by EMPLOY az
ur-t class help. he hopes ln merit good share OF
,'ublir patronage. -.u
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

LJ EHu"t,S N"HS"S i.' 81. J"haSbdtH.
,,! iii.- ri-r t"n hssraf>.i
A.ri.,,Itur,l Tools and Hardware.
l,.rvtI \ nASKELi.. Huyt, I;tori L =, -s-
tpotI"c:irie~.
, EI.,uIik,I. N". e. Bank Iii."'k li.'n 80
EA.DALLA son. I;au,i,.li'- Elu'h. !; !: -..
,;Il$ EEurilE!:S. HoNts bi"ch, 4. l.: -
Attorneys nt ILIw.
EiLiI.N + MAY No. p alrdon'an iAh "r stan =.
4 ! WILLARD Main 81. over Hail \ Fletcher :,
II. {. M Bank El"c, Main street lF""Ii a''t
,.rrt.i .'iru;i-n li,"n - every '""l "' -''
A':-iU,--
iiook- :.nd Stationery.
l,,u ,r:uA HOWELL Cal,donilu II g. Nj" -.
Hakrr- aud I"nirctinn"r~.
,Ap~>A MATTHEW'S Main ~tr',i
i;arb-r>.
L.. + LIArL>IuNE. ui"n i;io.. >-sr ~u',.
ninnL- for Lawyers and IOWA oni'"r~.
, NJ. STONE = CO. ,..lcrn.3u. lil..l .,n.,, IT,,
Boots an'I >hn''>.
!fA N,-I~ GALLAGHER. nin,iti~ H.. :; . ~.
Clothing, Hats umd smr-.
!ptiN y MOORE. Bank Ei"' = "rl"'Nli' e. ,h"N'
nars h"u-'. dealer in i:Cady Alaa"' i"t'm-- Hats
.II,i aps t;rnis Furnishing; ''''"i- etc. '''.
Clothing fur Mcn and i:"S~
I.IAlEBANk~ ! 60. IaiihaTa~ \ i..t-'
FAlEHANk> \ 60. Fairbanks Nilil-".
,..rpeting, Paper Hanging. II in'in" -~h:'!'~
J. ! FAn:BANE> : "a. FLiIb"uA- ii!r-'
Cigar ManufactoFy .imI smokers BaH!.r.
,HARiI> HASTINGS Cn,l, \,rnu" ii"'>''
Dentists.
, !. PERKINS Cuicd"nian Bl"'k Mn'n >'''"'
:. VI WARNER Union Elrrk Maim ~ti"~'
Dining R"oin>.
GAiuEW~ \ rErTENGnl. Ea,irrn Avenue
Dr, Goods, and La,iir>' Inn"N '.""'''
+ ELISS Flanders Bl",L l.. Il. :'tirr;
u II. HALE Avenue lSGch, Ii. L. >tvr.
/ Al FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Villa,
pr, G"ods. Hou-r.- keeping G,..'ds .t,
AALI AILEITMEI Main Stree.
Flour ,nd Feed.
,,ku .lnklClI y co. f-st,Ih A,cnr
furuiture and Ca,skrta.
/ Hall y BROTHER Main S,Ir"r
Z II TISDALE iland-. 4, Hlo,E mp SLIM
Family Groceries ana tr"it--
. Il COOK y co. Eastr:H Avenue
lt:A HARVEY Bingham, Bniidins Silin ~',-rt
Groceries and House keeping Goods.
+ 81 IAlkBANKS 4 Co. t;hIhanks i'iH"'
Harness. Rut-., and iln"krt-.
- " COOK. Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
AkfNlI. iIut >f. l.. Il. - Il. & III. i''i'i
uora and forhe.
Ally. GALCtI 4 90, Portland street
In turancr.
-. IoLn-bary Grn,rAi INSURANCE \ :.r', sta"
lt-hec l~i>. BOWMAN \ SHh"
Insurance, ulfr.j
+. SARGENT. f.ftna Railroad HI"''i
Iron FOUNDER and Ma''hin'>i.
LIKE BUZZELI.. North end, r Il. >rI.'r
anI:n-r, and Fancy G"ad>.
=. ". "ENTEE. Main Street.
l,,.L
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26

....r cIdrl" wiItes 10 the EuaHgetset
giving .oEc interesting "reminiscences cI
Dr.. Bcman. The Doctor was 4 powcitG'
foe Of the liquor sellers, and OH one occa
sion u member ofthat fraternity applied
t. e trustee Of his church Ior II pew.
The trustee showed the applicant one
well forward in the church. This is ali
eligible pew" said he; but added, sig
nilicantly, '.it'S pretty near the muzzle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-26
\ tcmn,c loaking chap hulleA d DIN

\ dcuu.e looking chap hailed cha
cod 2cddlci with the query, Have you
got charcoal! III yOGr wagon ? Yes,
sir, said the Cypcctalt dliVct, stopping
his horse That s right, observed tht
dcmugc chap. with IN approving nod
always tell thr ttulh and people viii
respect you" aud be hurried on, much
to he lcgic, Of the pcddlc.. Who VA
g.ttin" or o' thc wagon to looi, 1oI "
lrich
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HI NINESS CiHD%

BUSINESS FfHDS.
y. VI. .iOiiS~O<.
utALlEIN tikNEEAi. laI;l ..UOiI>
,.,t,oidrtrr,t Il l,.iu~'ur, VI
.IUiIN BACON !d,
ul!LAEI IN HIDES. LEAiHEE iNi'piL
-. J"lInshurN entire W
Ar. HALE,
Ei.i { + = VI T
r..d,Il, a, :ila2e, -. J"hn~h"iN g.
Mtr;,i. LIFE IN>tRANCt CourtNh.
ut NiW NU''N.
ASH -iSSrr> OVER. yil.@n,uOo
= II. Bi oraLlr Special Agent. II. j"ht>bury. 1.
-. 4. BROOk>. VI. H.,
PHYSICIAN AND StRGEO%
'ih,r his 7idruc", opp the Bakery Nt I"hii~i!H
DICkEY q SMITH.
AlrOKIEY~ 4 SOLICirOl;~ ~ CiiAN' EItl.
prh'r IN Brick Block. opposite ~i l"hn-hniY H"ns"
%. L. y =. \. BENNETT,
p."i,1. "a Nonamt,,tS, Hrdis'o.eS aad n! Ani, =
H"bt" H"'i IRON, Foreign ",R .i",~ri,Hn
NIr,tf
,irdcIs h> Mail t., otherwise promrrI, attended TO-
HiILkOtp SIEr!-I, --- Ni-Al rN--TN, prVul-
P.LONEE,,A\
NANrlA,ITEFR ANp rcNIE N
suu1- SHOES and RUBBTRo, also LfAIlIl.E
l,aiIr.ld Street. - St. .John-hu, Vt,
GRO. 1. y GEO. W. tAHOoN,
C,uun.liors rf Lar. Solicitors a., Chd"rc'3
!Iu'ulr Pensions and Bauntirs. I.Nnd"n- Vermont
WM. W. GROCT.
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81. aohnsbmp GaltdOnian.

4. NJ. SToN T. * o.
,,,,,nsit, SnlIirr,' Monument ~; .JoiIn,irIr,
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RARRER SHOP.

Y VI. ". GROl 7.
IIORNEY AND cot N>ELLOE IA
HYriOp Vermont.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
The 94th Independence Day
ITS CELEBRATION IN PERRYsB'RG
Able Address Of Hon. John NJ. Haag-
Reading the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence by Hon. r. ID. Peck, Sc.

Agreeably to the arrangements made, the
Ninety-six'h anniversary made it's appearance
in PSrrysburg at an early hour on Thursday
morning, The 4th inst. There were many pleas
ing features in connection with the celebra-
tiou, whiis there were some that were unpleas-
ant. We shall mention the more important
points in brief only in order to givS in full the
able aud patriotic address Of Hon. J. N. HAAG'
The good people OF The village we're reused
from tbeir sluwbers at dawn by a national
salute, and by their early appearance on the
street. made manifest the deep nteIsst felt by
them all in the anticipated exercises Of the
day. At ten O'Clock the procession formed on
Louisians Avenue under the direction of JAMES
HAYES, Marshal of the day.
Its most prominent feature Was q supsrbly
decorated car drawn by fonr horaes, and con.
taiuing thirty'eight young ladies' Handsomely
attired In white, and representing the confedsr
ate union of states in this great Rrpublic'
Prominent above them all was seated the God.
dssG of Liberty. The pageant was beautiful
and impressive, ana much credit is dus the
Sens Of Temperance for their ingenuity and
good taste.
The new Fire CompSny made 6ne display
with their bright uniforms aud the Engine and
Hose Reel which had been newly painted aud
decorated for the occasion.
The grotesque appearance Of the Calathum'
plans was provocative of much amusement sud
laughter. They were out 10 large (orcs.
The Base Ball contest in the afternoon was
. failure. This is the third time that the two
clubs engaged on this occasion have agreed to
disagree, and We would advise them to lot il
end the 'eharm' that brings them into enmps-
ntoo. And turn their attention to some other
heal,h producing exercise The contest 10 u Q
br,pooa betws,p the second rine 4 toe Iu,iu-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
Greeley and Brown Swallowed Whole
by the Democracy.

Ministers have been known to laugh in
their pulpits. And there are occasions
when neither the gravest sense OF decorum
or the weight of responsibility are sufficient
to restrain laugh even from the ermine
on the bench. And we laugh while we as
sert without fear of refutation, that never
in the history of politics has there been
such a conglomeration of discordant ele-
ments soliciting the suffrages OF the Amer
lean people as are represented in the Chap
paqua farmer. Embodied and personifed
in the person of HORACE GREAsEY may be
found all that is incongruous in political
economy, vacillating and effeminate in a
statesman. And as a candidate for the
Presidency is simply Reductio I'D dbs,Tdum.
The Baltimore Convention finished its
nefarious proceedings on Wednesday by
nominating GREELEY and BRowN as the
regular standard bearers OF the Democratic
party.
But the dose was too nauseous, for some,
who broke away and kicked out of the
traces into another Convention where 9
sound organization was made by hundred
prominent men, who resolved to call reg.
ular Democratic Convention in the city ol
Louisville, KY, in September next, and
there nominate candidates for the White
House. and for whom Democrats can rot
nth some shoe Of CONSISTENCY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
The Most DIabolical Murder on
Record.

One of the most fiendish outrages which
it has ever been our lot to record. took
place about IL miles from Celina, Liberty
township, Mercer county, in this State.
MARY BELLE SEcoUR, young and beau
tiful girl, was returning home from Sab
bath School alone on the 23d ult., and at
lonely spot in the way was attacked and
dragged some 40 feet from the road behind
soms bushes by some fends in human shape
and there, amid struggles, smothered
screams, and prayers was brutally outraged
and then murdered by cutting her throat
and beating her skull into fragments And,
horrible TO relate, her once bea utiful form
was torn into shreds and partially eaten by
the hogs. We have not space for all the
sickening details, and have refrained from
publishing the case until now in the hope
OF being able to crafty our readers with
the information that the ruffians have been
caught and summary justice meted out to
them. This has now been done. Sheriff
SPRIGds, with assistants went to Fl. Wayne
and arrested ALEX. McCLoUp, ABsALoM
KIMNEL, ANDREW KMMEL and JACOB
KIMNELi they were brought to Celina on
the 2Sth. The three first named had pre-
liminary hearing and were committed for
trial. Within "a hours it was reported
that the prisoners were to be removed to
Allen county. Then the murmurs at the
laws delay assumed tangible form. A
vigilance committee was organized; 5000
people assembled from various parts of the
county, sbsy marched to the fair grounds,
there selected their officers and repaired in
orderly procession 70 the Jail and called for
the Sheriff
That gentlemen appeared st the window
and warned them of the danger of interfer-
ing with an officer of the law in the dis
charge OF his duties. But they seized him,
deprived him OF the keys and took out the
prisonerstO to wagon awaiting them, and to
the words Forward march," they fell into
line, and proceeded to the scene of the
murder. And there. by Fat Of Judge
Lynch two Of the wretehes, by the aid OF
strong hemp, paid the penalty Of their
eEimes The third one, aged II, vss saved
through the interpoSition Of brother OF
che murdered girl. KnndEL was an Amer.
ican aged %, MoCLorp was a Canadian,
aged twentythres.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12

Fatal AcciGent.-On On Wednesday morn
ing, as one of the freight trains containing
BARNUNN's show approached Bates Station,
JOIN DUoEr, brakeman whose duty it was
to attend the switch, sat down on the track
with lantern in hand to await the approach of
the train. He had been lighting Gre near
Weston a portion Of the evening before and
was worn out with fatigue, in which condition
it is supposed he fell asleep almost as soon as
he was seated on the track. The train ap-
preached very close to him before he was
aroused, and in the confusion Of the moment
he turned toward instead Of from the train and
was struck on the head by the cross beam of
the cow-catcler with sufficient force to frac-
ture the scull. The Perrysburg Accommoda-
tion train run down and brought the unforiu-
nate young man to this place, but be was psst
medical assistance and died in about three
minutes after reaching this station.
Mr.. DUosY was young nan, about "a years
It age. His mother is widow and resides at
Ottawa, Putnam county, where his remains
were taken by the fternoon train on Wednesday
When will men cease to sit on Railroad tracksi
It is but three weeks ago that a ysung man was
thrown from the track near Tontogany where
he had sat down to rest himself, and fell
asleep. He barely escaped with his life, be-
ing insenslble for a number OF days.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
Conprsssional Matters.

We hare heard, upon good authority, the
names Of the following gentlemen as candidates
for Congressional honors in the Sixth District:
Gen. I. r. SHERWOOD who has the endorse.
ment Of the Williams County Republican
Convention. Col. N. r. DRAiLEY, who is en-.
dorsed by Fulton county, and SINCLAIR Of
Toledo. Efforts have been made in some
quarters during the past week to induce tie
Hon. NJ. r. WAITS, Of Toledo, to allow his
name to be used as candidate. But we
learn BY the Blade Of last evening that his
friends IN Toledo have, within few days
past, received positive refusal from him 10
allow his name 10 be used in this connection.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12

The Mayor Of Cincinnati through a mistaken
zeal Of patriotism, thought proper 90 the natl, MS
holiday to suspend the city ordinances, and Vir-
tually give license to all tie pistol firing and
explosion Of 6re-crackers in which boys and
halF-grown men thought at to indulge. The re-
suit has been the death Of several, number
blinded and MANNED for life, and many more
hurt with dangerous and pain ful wounds.
The 0osens very properly places the results
at the Mayors door. And we think justly, for
IL any Of our friends had been killed or injured
by this arrogant assumption Of authority, We
should hold such officer criminalY responsible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention Of the Republican
electors OF the Sixth (6th) Congressional Dis
tric,, will be held at Whites Hall in the City
eleven O'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose OF NOM
mating candidate for Representative in Con-
gress, and a candidate for District Presiden-
tial Elector. The basis of representation in
the Convention will be one (l) vote for every 100
votes cast for Governor Noyes at the October
election in 1871, and ons additional vote for
each fraction fffty or over. giving the sever
al counties composing the district the following
representation, viz:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
Stony Ridge, Juue 20, 1877. I'd

Query.-H a druggists clerk takes two
prices for a glass of soda from a man who
honest man from the conntry, does the pro-
prie;or reap the benefits, or the clerk We saw
this practced at the corner Of Summit and
Jefferson streets, Tolsdn- on Tuesday last.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
M,nhood:Mow Lost, How Restored

4SsSgs Just published, new edition Of DE.
E%12 CuiveTwell's Celebrated EHaay
T@SWl on the radical cure (wilhout msdicine)
"A - of SPERMAToRRHGA, a, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal L0sses, INPOEnNcv.
Mental aud Physica! Incapa city, InpedimeniA
TO Marriage, etc. +; also CoNsUAPTIoK, EFs4kBsx
and FiTs, induced by seIf'iuduigensS or sexual
extravagance.
e9g~ Price, in sealed envelope, only 9esnts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly dsnlonstr from thirty years success
ful practice that the alarming oonse queaceA af
sel(.abuse may be radically cured without ths
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation of the knife pointing out the mode sf
cure at once simple, certain and efectual, BY
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself ehssPly,
privately and rodiediy.
k39- This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in theisnd.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to Hny
address, posipSiS, on recsipt ef eeuts, OF tWe
post stamps.
Also Or. culverwell's "Marrisgs Guide. price
rs cents.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE a co..
20. Box, 4,SSe, ls7 Bowery, New YoTt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12
The Presbytery of Maumee tt

inst, TO consider a petition from parties in
Whitewater Presbytery to rsmsve the sentence
of deposition row resting on Mr.. WV. NcELwEK,
formerly of Bowling Green. After organization
OF ofPresbytsry the petition was read and commit
ted into the hands of J. r. OSBORN, Henry
CHASE and Rev. G. A. ADAMS, who reported
against allowing the prayer of the petitioners.
Mr.. MCELwER was then heard, amer waich the
Presbytery by'a unanimous vote sustained the
report Of the Committee
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12

"A lstiler received at the Postofice on
yesterday, bears tho following inscriptions
TheopbluS, Perrysburg." Who is "Ths-
opbusF'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12

"A letter addressed TO "CHRIsrIAS LLOYD,
Toledo, Ohio" is held for postage at the Post
office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-07-12

Matters pertaining to our national holiday
have trespassed upon our time and space to
lhe exclusion Of numerous local items and 9th
er matters which will be noticed herafler.