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pets. She. i Il beautiful little mare ami
is as fat and plump aS Il pigeon. She is
in f;,ul hy Waikiki Chief. Thc~c ami
mails al +r"la 10 have be-" veil cared
for.
This harm j. well arranged. has patent
swing managers. the efficiency of which,
can be readily seen and 4 capaclou~
hay loft. with granary in the upper
loft. connecting with I small granary
below by spout. The barn running east
from this and adjoining is devoted to
brood mares and colts of different ages.
In the fist stall are two iillicS by
Woodbmm Pilot and Yorkshire LcNin%-
ton. They are large and thrifty aad III
fine condition.
Lady Burnap j. =, thoroughbred ualc
Of the celebrated Glencoe hiood. and has
Il record OF 2:4I. Bashav Mai, is one OF
the finest lnoking mares III the country.
stella i. Il strong. thrifty looking. live
year old mare. and has some ~. Law
renee blood in hex. She j. Ia t"al by
Waikiki Chief.
We next admired :. beautiful tWo .Nr;tl
old fills. Forest Maid. hy Woodburn
Pilot. tui Inch |'ii.l has been refused
10y the company.
Cinderella j. a fine looking hlIci, na.c
now il foal hy Waikiki Chief.
The brood mare Mullic Harrison i
we'll styled the queen Of the farm. she
i, the dam Of the stallion clay brine. al
so of the two year old lilly just sold BY
Mr.. Tucker to {. +. No~hcI # Lawrence.
Mass. f0r 5000.
The stations low came under Ga! IN
,pection. They We're all looking tinc
and seem 10 have been kindly cared for
Ciavbrino was first led ont and vel
deserves his reputation =, y ~ iish and
splendid animal.
Yorkshire Lexington ncVcr looked 81
well. His intelligent face always 1t.
tracts horse t;incicrs.
Woodbuln Pilot has hc"n II BrIdiur,
the past season. He is acknowledged
b. al visitors 10 look like Il tinis:!ey
horse. tinc as silk and light Is = kitten
Waikiki Chief. WHO i. the gr-ay card
Of the company. never looked better
ANA is in right condition IL show well
rs faI is We could judge. ard suci! j,
the opinion q prominent farmers o. iii
county. the farm. considering The nov
city OF thc enterprise. and ihc many dis
advantages attending the ur9anilatio:
OF sugh an undertaking. has ttccn wei
managed. Visitors are received wi:i
uniform courtesy 10y the Superintendent
no seems 10 have devoted his tina" anC
cuci GIGS to = successful administration
Of the a!i;til> Of ,lic farm. N"~~lS. Hlod
gc,t and Drew. of the Executive Gem
mitt.c. have likewise -iyc@ much per
sonai attention To Ii" enterprise. al,
altogether the N".ninut Horse :tol!
Company nAH ice >aid to hr c~,,.hljshy,
an Il linn and permanent basis. and bid
lair, with ir~ grand -t"cl, ln2in. a. hc ;
pride and credit &" thr ~1.l" re
Pres.
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Music Boxes ! Music Boxes

Not only the tinkn.. swcct.toncl M;tie Music
Boxes. but larger and larger ones up to immense
instruments that produce sounds as powerful as
those OF PanOtUlte, and I'LL house with melody
Gail soon at 80 COURT STREET AMI elect uie
from the large stock. So that It Iuav
CHIME CHRISTMAS.
OF nm the New Year in. IN the car OF y.aI &c
lighted family
EIOLINS. GUITARS. FLUTES. BAND IN.
STRC MENIS. and full assortment of other
Instruments MUSIC and Ut SICAL MEECHAN.
Disc also for sale NJ the stcre Of
j. {. HAYNES. !. CO..
SO Court street.
Opposite tho Court House.
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House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place consisting of two-stnry
hnu,r. and ont buildings. and about 10 acres "i
land situated in the village OF 81. J"hnShury Cen
ire is Offered for sale. There is GOOD spring water
running /" both hol>c and barn. MI the land il
about the buildings. level accessible. easily worn"
cd. and in 1 good state al cultivation.
The place is desirable for any one VIII" wants 4
small place i'll quiet village, convenient t" church
and schools. AZ the trains rID scholars raIl
attend the ST. Eohusbury Academy. or the High
School 0n Ia, Plain from this village, and hoard at
home.
For particulars enquire ut &. VI. SIo>E NJ this
office, the premises. SItf
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Situated one mile llnm Lyndon. and and olc.
half miles from Lyndunyllr. Consists Of l. acres
Good Land well fenced and waterrd, buildings in
good repair. and goodly number Of II uit trees.
Price Low, and terms easy.
Inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
l.. ". CAkFENTEE.
i.NndnnN He. Olf. u. 81. e.Il
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St. j0hnsbury Vi!Iage Laundry

The subscribers have opened 4. Laundry Z, The
south end OF Railroad Street. We hope br good
work and strict attention TO business 10 Ine!i; 4
share Of public patronage.
Order Books Will be found NJ the avenue and
St Johnsbury HOUSES, Post Office Fan banks store
(PS)-Ior IJrt:cri7rs Sc Cireular
?.r /. MOVES y %.
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-ROU-ELL'S 4DrERYISEMENIS
Great chanceto Make Money.

BY taking agency for THE HOME OF GODS
PEOPLE. The mos; successful ne" book ont
nearly 2OO Magnificent EncraviuG-: One agent took
ia orders in ten DAYS others are doing equally
well. 100 Dollars per annum can be made by any
male female agent taking orders Tor this popular
work. lie best chance 10 make money oEtitd.
send fox circulars with tcrm.. rlc. LAra LARGE
inducements offered. Address
WORT Ill NGID%. ~ STIN i GO. I!ait!uTd.t OH.
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Small Farm for Sale !!

For sale, The '.IOel Hastings" place belonging to
the Union School District ST. JOhnsbury, and stu-
ated one mile from the depot. containing about
forty acres Of the hest land in town.
AI WILLARD.
ST bloomsbury. Jan. l. ISL. l.tf
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rIII STOC X


Going nto the basement OF the main
barn. Viii he ilrst noticed the line brood
mare. ollnda. VIII" has Il record OF III
1T five wears old. She was purchased.
- w;l> most OF the stock of the company
1T T.. ;. adsWoIth. OF Waukcgan, III.
She Is NOW III t"al by Waikiki Chief. and
Is tine mare.
We were next shown tour ycarling
iillie>, raised from the Wadswolth marcs
tins season I: one ny Clayhrlno. two by
N"odhuim Pilot. and one by DIR. Her
SIS Mamhrlnn Patchin. of Lexington,
Ky. They arc all FLOODED colts, and
seemed tuii ct play. In the adjoining
stall were thIcc horse colts: one 10y
tla brine. from the brood mare June
another "y Manhiino Pu;rhin. from
Kitty Coon. and the third and best one.
as Nj. Tucker >:iys. hy Wou,ihulm Pilot
from Mollie Harrison. and i said 10 he
the best moving colt seen in this state
for many Il day. Intelligent horscmcn
are confident he will eventually make Il
great trottcr. The company have It.
fused LOGO ior her.
y tiliy 10y Bonnie Scotland from the
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Weeks Magic RenoyatoT !!
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Ere,r O,,r Sho"H TRY IT,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. II. EDDY.
SO..iC ITOEt OF = tTi.\I

!"r In'tH''""S. I'"d, NE'... o.. Ds,I"..
NJ. 20 stale STREET. n'ln-ifr Kiln Sport E"-.
-A;i'r ga extensive pid, tir- 81 upward, Il :t.li.
VEAL r"nflhIv~ L" >rruIc patents al lie mic.
State. also IN Great Britain. France and "ILri
c!-n '"imilIrS. caveats sltt me tl'ls. huud-
i-umrur-. and al! larrI- "t dawn I'll Iairj'-
executed ON lie IT t-'Ins AID with despatch. K
-,alrliv- IaAd' int" AIacIIcdl uI foreign wuIk- o.
determine, the validity utility If patents q
y.!1IuIe-..!r l.-ai ~ other advice rendered IL -l
matters t"J'lu- IL" t'pi,~ Of ~. claims
ANY patent furnished 10y rcii.i;tln- 81 sS~-.
meals recorded 1T " tsLiugT"n.
IF II-!us IAI>
/ rc-ard Mr.. Eddy 81 the most >,.rc, .~fu1
and capable Practitioners with hon / l:.N, hal
'ilci.l .HrrI,"'.-,. CHiS. NILSSON
CummiS!Oucr Il paIrnt=.
/ have Loo E,~Iatiru ia assuring inventors thai
they caHn"t employ p,r,,.I m"T,. competent and
Trustworthy. alI more C@iablr Of p|tt!ug He.
applications in q fora 1" s,yuT" ir them .ei'
and favorable consideration At the patcn; office.
EDMJN 81 lthE l.t," tvllull ~eiuHru ut IA
tents
MI Il. II. Eddy las made tor Iuc Is apr !.cation-
Oh all hnt "I'. "I hicu patent have hecn granted
and that - now pending. Such uuInisGakeabl,
!Ie To rec"Gn,E nd ali inventors 10 apply 10 him
procure their patents as they NAV he sue OF Ia,
ins the most faithful attention bestowed lie,
cd>v~ and II very reasonable. Charge.
io~tcn Ian. l. le.2-ly. JOHN TAGGAkI.
Alwavs keep in your house and ready
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

III one OF the sunday -sclool> in al
Iowa town, enc sunday. the Supcrin
tcndcnt was reviewing the lesson. and
was talking Of the verse reading. - Let
Your loin> be girdc' and your lights bur
ming" He asked the question, "Why arc
we commanded 10 grid cur loiGs !: -
One little. sharp shaver sung ouj. 10
keep your hrccchcs up
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

I.AzI>E~--lAy~iJaj l;<,nc~- l. o..-
Of the Ino:t destructive ices ot ,hc Re.
II causes weak. tlahhy. ">nosEE' hodies,
Thich axe always getting ont Of sorts.
and aye So veal. that 4 strong mind i,
col.r!ctclF thrown Away uPo-. one. Ia
I;irT. 4 strong mind III = weak uody is
like superior kuifc-liai" in 4 veal
hludic. Its workmanship lls,iy Lc :.cv-
~ - finished. it, temper never ..n true.
lis edge neyer - keen, but 10. Want OF
m'a1~ /" "icld !; property. i. viii 30;
cNi /" mach Purpose. Ambition
Eout'.~ uhu :r,cm,t t" ...l... "ui fam.
and fortune with their Sharp i!.trilccy~.
ahould 1hiIl, of tl!i% smile, and see !"
i, III ala! 'A,iy ho'ties-th handle
Nhcrchg tGcy axe t. MANAGE that wo..-
dcltrl 'c.'pun, III, human Ai.d Ill,
kept in 4 sound limited. li!ml| ;irc,ed.
pc!ic'tl' ,lcauSvd condition.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
HOYT'S BLOCK
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subscriber having removed from 81. John.
bury offers his block r. X. Street Tor sale said
block being divided into three good sized stores
with basement. one or Two offices and five tenc-
menIs For business purposes the location is supe-
riOr 10 any in the village; trouble in letting the
stores tenements indeed there are Two applica.
lions TO one chance Tor either families traders
Apply - \. j. WILLARD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

The INcIage rate ot assessments duIIn- The past
ihiIty-onr wears has been only Iwu Al rhEEF
ForRTHs pei cent.
The assessment lor The y'ar ending March i
III. "as TWO AND ONE FvIEIE leT cent.
Ii asks Your patronage because.
/. II is a HONE COMPANY; managed hl Nrlillo.i
men and insuriug only in this STATE.
: Insurance i'll il is cheaper than Ice III
any Stock Co, because il is mutual and Ih,I, are
no dividends tn be paid 10 stockholders:
}. II takes hut three per cent an the premium.
note IN advance, and assesses at thu end 81 each
Xeal what is necessary Ia meet the ir,sts already
made: thus leaving Your money. far Us possible
in your own hands where it cannot be lost through
any mistakes or dishonesty of Directors:
1. The Company has clear surplus over all
liabilities and the very low average of assessments
proves that it has heen honestly and ln;ientls
managed.
December ISL
PHILO HATCH. Pres.
X. y. sol THGAIE, sec. Mar. 10
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WoodI Mood!I
For Sale! NV Homestead,

/. &. WOODBURY. will delivc: lG-inch SLAE
WOOD i'll the village al - per cord Tie will also
10Th oil ind
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firm. Gmde:! AID JnHsrhn'd

IhE STOCK iAEN.

lhc apploarh of the annual injecting
ut the Vermont Horse Stock Company.
Il "pcculidr institution to our State,
ior We believe there j. no association for
the purpose elsewhere in the Union.
formed upon ;hc same plan.
u> that Il word or two concerning the
stock Farm of the company might toe ni
interest To our readers.
The Horse Stock Company WAS CHAR
tered 10y the Legislature at the session
of I-69. mainly through the cXcrtions OF
Leonard +. Tucker. OF R"yalton, the
present superintendent of the Stock
Farm. who drew TIE charter and took
upon himself the task of interesting the
farmers and lovers of the turf III the en-
tcrpli>e. \ large portion of the stock
was soon taken NJ. AID the company or
g.niZcd early il $50. After much Ia
Dor. On account of the conservatism OF
Vermont farmers. the capital stock
reached 80 900. the amount demanded
III the charter, and step, were taken 10
purchase Il Stock Fam. and also stall
lions and brood mares o; reputation. i"i
the usa- of ia" company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

TnE WHITE MOUNTAINS RAiLKotr.
Concord. y. H.. Jan. L. The first Sec
ton OF the Noun; Washington branch
Of the White Mountain Railroad. 2x-
tending from the wing Road station +"
the centre of the town of bethlehem.
and 10 within Il few miles Of thc village
of Bethlehem. ha~ been completed. and
Il passenger train Il! commence. t. luu
regularly on Monday next. Il j. in
tended 10 push dis hldlici through to
The FalHan llrc. 81 Ia Il.. tnnt OF
Mount Washington. |" r".ncc; - ilii Ike
railway to the summit
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Tie l;l.m nus located il the neigh
boring town OF ShelburE. and consists
of ia acres belonging Ia iIc we'll
known Mccch property. and situated on
The highway. about one mile south of
Shclburn Depot. Tie price I.-:id for il
7Ny- ~ -pHi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

= Ii y"u desire L., ele,i.- and a r,mi,., Mon
iIir ami free from Tiihrl,s and Ilpi,Ac- purify
your blood hy the use II I'r Iirrcrs Golden Mcdi.
cal Discovery II las !u equal tor til, purpose 81
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INil!;DN EiIENI-.


the farm in April last, there has been
built over PA rod. OF rail fence, NiHc
rails high. fully strong enough To stop
even mules: also rs rods Of bo,rdiencc.
All the old barns have been taken down
and moved. save the smaller barns west
of the road. y main harn, 90 feet lonT
and u vide. has been built. which con
tains = loomy. Wcll lighted and Well
ventilated basement also Il hald>uInc
stable running east from tins Balm. ~
feet long AND % feet wide. This now
contain, the valuable brood Inarr~ aud
famous stations OF the company. One
OF the old barns has also been rt-nIud-
cllcG into stallion BAN. Ii i nearly
completed and will contain four large
hoX stables. 50 that the stations can
have ample opportunity Ia run loose III
them and thus gain the exercise ~ nee
cSsaIy to their health. I'm office with
she'd attached. ~ feet long. t"r the ac-
conmodatiCm of the superintendent.
Stockholders. and visitors has HlleWl>,
been constructed. \ nice new com house
makes up the number Of buildings. Pure
Spiing water has been brought down
from the hills, aud GU. he f"und III alum
dane. in the stables and wards. \ sub
~tdntiil culvcrt has been huiig OH the
road oyci the creek. and one Of the hr>1
malt mile Ia, IL in the country, has been
completed IN the meadows east "f the
road and about ~ rods from the bull
ding. Ii measures within twelve inches
of Il hall mile. three feet frcm the pole,
These Improvements have been made AT
an expense OF from 1000 to 900. by
the Executive Committee of the conIpa-
nv. which consists of Hon II. G.. Root.
OF Bennington, the President l.. I.
Tucker. secretary and superintendent
uf the stock Farm Col. j. Is. Mead. OF
Eundulph ; Lemucl ;. Drew. of South
/ Burlington. and Calvin ii. Blodgctt oi
/ this city. The work has been done we'll
3 h'it not rNtIaVaGantiy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19

Smokers Bazaar.
PRICES LOW ER THAN EVER.
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X. y. SOCTHGITE, seq. Mar 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08
A FANCY.
ny onLoa MELBOURNE.


The years may come, and the years may 90
Fer we meet aRain-it is better 80.
Changes will come-I shall be a bride,
And proudly stand at another's side;
| shall hear a voice that is soft aud low /;
| shall love to list 10 that voice | know
Aud the psst-the past is II past to me,
Or q type OF the time that Is yet TO be
We parted calmly, twas not in tears,
And / bid farewell to the ghost Of years.
think | smiled as | said "good byj"
| think II was uttered without sigh.
But many ewes were upon my facs-
Do you think would show lingering trace
OF the silent past Dear heart, farewell,
Oh tho future of either we cannot tell.
The years may come, and the years may 60
Fer we meet agaiu-it is better so,
And yet while my lips with smile are wrealhed-
While holy VOWS are by proud lips breathed-
think that phantom will glide between,
By all the others unheard, unseen,
For know the past is not dead to me;
think that il never can buried be.
But say when the future has smiled on you,
Will memories sweet ever come IN view 2
Will you ever turn to these by gone years
To my girlisli laughter, my girlsh tears;
To the VOWS half uttered, the thought Of pain
That came in the parting words again
The years may come, and the years may GO
Fer We meet aKain--it 10 better so.
For changes come, as the years go on,
And bridal vestments soon shall daw
Your place will be in another spot,
But the happy past caHnOt be forgot.
And we both shall smile, and We both shall sigl
As the changeful years glide swiftly by.
The years my come, and the wears may 60,
We may nerer meet-it is better 50.
ToSToG ANY, October, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08

Singular Coincidence.--wh in Salt
Lake City, Hon. f. d. PEcK was discussing
the merits Of some paintings with gentleman
Of that city, which accidsnty brought up the
subject of picture frames and moldiug. On be-
ing informed by the Doctor that he was connect
ed with an establishment that manufactured
mouldlngs and frames in Perrysburg, the gen
tlsman informed him that he was a dealer 10
The article, and IL the Doctor could supply the
particular kind he wanted they oould probably
strike up a trade. The stranger went to his
place Of business and returned shortly after
with a sample Of the moulding he wanted. The
Doctor had but little knowledge Of the different
kinds being manufactured by his own establish
ment, but brought the sample home with HIM
which was recognized by Mr.. CAwooD and the
employees as being piece from lot Of mould
ing they had manufactured here aud shipped TO
a Wholesale dealer in Cincinnati,
This little coincidence may yet be the means
OF securing the whole of BRr0HAM YOUHGs
patronage, In this liie, to our PerrYsburg manu-
factory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08
DIED.

FAY-At her residence in Freeport Novem-
her I'd. 1879, Mrs ROxAsA u. wife Of Rev. n.
T. Fay, in the 47th year Of her age.
The deceased was the daughter Of Rev. Mr..
WOODBURY., who formerly resided in Plain
township. After her mrriagc to Mr.. Fay she
went with him to Montgomery township in
which she continued to reside until her deceass'
The daughter Of a missionary and the wife Of
another, she early learned to endure hardshps
ms good soldier Of Jesus Christ. Her whole
lie was given to her husband an hia work and
the people among whom he labored. She has
passed from the field Of toll ana gone to receive
her reward. "Iier chill lrsa arise aud call her
Llsssel."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08

500 West Young Man .''-We are pleas
ed to receive from an old friend in Washington
a circular announcing the forthcoming edition
0f a valuable pamphlet, containing interesting
facts aud Ggures On the subject of stock-raising
in Texas and the Territories II tells how 81 600
can be- made Ia yield $3.50 900 IN ten years bv
engaging In this business. The first edition,
which went of like hot cakes, has attracted the
attention of many young men who look forward
to something better than life of dependency.
which has induced the publishers tn issue the
second edition with valuable additions, adding
"a II brief history Of the famous Angnra Goat,
as bred in Asia and America The work was
tu be out on the first inst, and will be for sale
by GIBSON Bios, No, 1912 Pa. Avenue, Wash
inton ID. O., and by news dealers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08

FiTe.--The alSIm Of fire was sounded from
Box No. IL, at 9 o'clock last evening, and our
6remen we're prcmptly ou the spot--some- of
them, we believe, before the engine got there.
The cause Of the alarm WAS the burning Of the
frame residence owned and occupied BY SQCIRE
JOHNSON. The FIRE originated from the upset
ting Of a stove, and got un er good headway
before the alarm was given, consequently the
building was totally destroyed. The wood shed
adjoining was saved by the Firemen and bucket
brigade, All was saved except tho building,
upon which there was $500 Insurance, which
will nearly cover tue lvss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

II so, take our advice, aud purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positire'y,
the only Line that runs three Daily Express
Trains from st. Louis to Kansas City and the
West! and is, posIirciy, the only Line which
runs PuLLaAN's Palace Sleepers and fine Day
Coiches tesp'eioly far morers) equipped with
MILLERs Safety Platform and the Patent Steam
Brake. from ~. Louis to Kansas City, Fort
Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavenw"rth. Atch
nson. ST. Joseph, .braska CTtv. Connect
Bluffs and Omaha ieihom change! For infur-
nation in regard to Time Tables rates &C.. 10
anv point in Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska, Colo
radn. Texas or California call upon or addres.
=. II. Thomson, Agent. VI ssouri Pacific x. H.
Co!nmbs, Ohin; or f. A. FoHD, Genl Passen
ger Agent, ST Louis, Mo.
No trouble to ansrer questions.
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extraordinary cheap
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE.-Be it ordained by the
Council of the Incorporated Village of Per-
rysburg, That upon The recommendation and
request OF j. IL Rheinfrank, Mayor of said
Incorporated Village, Valentine Schwind, a
ppraled Village. be and he hereby is appnint.
ed by maturity of all members elected oi
said Council, Police Justice Of said Incorpa
rated Village, with full power to hear aud de-
termne all prosecutions for violations of or
dinances Of said Incorporation during the term
of office Of said MIvor, according ~ the pras
visions Of section | II of the law passed. April
2Ojh, A. u 1872
Passed October 20, 1872.
}. II. RHEINFRANK, Mavo",
GEo WEDDELL, Clerk. 20aS!
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STR-AXED.

Strayed from the premises OF The subscriber.
about the LIST of July last Roam Bull. one year
nd. Said animal is well formed, tolerablv
large horns, nearly rcd on the head, meek and
fore shoulders: and lighter roam behind.
suitable reward will be paid for information
that will enable me to find him.
JAMES W. Ross.
Perrysburg, o., Nov. l, 1872.
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