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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-05
Six Dollars Per Year. Z
Three Cents Per Copy.
CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LIQUOR DEALERS Wholesale.
j. Z. LIPsCOMBE & CO.'S celebrated Ry
| Whiskes, 1910 Franklin street.
WILLIAM ELLISON, 1880 Main street, keep
constantly on hand a large stock of Rye an,
bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domesti,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, Wines. &c.
LIVERY STABLE.
| w. IL. SUTHERLAND, Eighth street. between
Franklin and Main.
| JAMES s. MORRISON, 1919 Franklin between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
MEDICAL.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE, Ira w Blunt,
Agent, 4s0 Tenth street.
MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
J. MARSH, sls Main street.
NEWSDEALERs.
WILLIAM A. EDWARDS, No. sol East Broad
street, sells newspapers at New York prices
e. =. JOHNSTON, 91s Main street. See adyer-
tisement.
PAPER HANGERS G. UPHOLSTERS.
BOOTH, SPENCE & Co., Tenth street, be-
tween Main and Bank.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. M. A. RUST, Office and residence Second.
between Main and Cary streets.
DIR. A. s. McRAE, residence No. 1910 Ross
street; office No. 9l2 Main street
PICTURES AND MIRRORS.
VIM. DAFFR0N, l4ss Main street. See adver-
tisenent.
$. X. CAMPBELL 81 CO., Virginia Hall, Ninth
street..
PLUMBING, STEAM & GAS-FITTING
DANIEL o'DoNNELL, No SIS Broad street.
w. }. ANDERSON, Nos. 1925 Main and 2o5
Broad streets.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
W. u. ROBINS, No. lll5 Main street
D. X. WEisIGER, 1910 Main street. opposite
post-ofcc.
SMITH s. PETERSON, Marshall Hall, corner
Tenth and Bank street. See advertisement.
6. A. J. CLOPION, Eleventh street, between
Main and Bank.
JAMES L. SUTTON, STATE JoURYAL Building,
9i2h Main street. See advertisements.
AS. L. APPERs0N, (since 1885, No. lole Main
and Eleventh streets.
RESTAURANTS.
ALL-NIGHT HOUSE AND
STEAMED OYSTER SALOON 2lS Ninth
street, nenr Broad.
'RI-MOUNTAIN HOUSE, 1925 Main street, ION
the European plan,) p. B. Callahan, Pro
prietor
|
ROOFING, PLUMBING, &c.
. L. WHITAKER, 1917 Gary street.
ASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY.
ANIL G. FLOURNoY, l4ls Cary street. See
SEINE THREAD, LINES, &c.
LiCHTENsTEIN, 1905 and 1907 Franklin ,
street.
SAVINGS BANKS.
MON SAYINGS BANK, l. Davenport, Jr.,
Prest., Jas. Miller, Cash'r 1lo4 Main street
ATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS BANK !.
AND TRUST COMPANY, 10 north Tenth .
street, Chas. Spencer, Cashier. See advertise t
ment. n
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTERS.
i. L. MONTAGUE, No. South Tenth street.
III. PYLE, Tenth street, between Main and
Bank.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

WORK ON THE CHESAPEAKE AMI
oHIo oRAILRoAD.--The great embankment
atJjerry' s Run, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has been completed, the track
LAID, and the regular train passed over fol
the first time on Saturday last. This EN-.
bankment is believed to be the heaviest on
this continent, if not in the world. It is
lSo feet deep at centre, and over 200 feet
deep on lower side, and contains about
l,l0O, 900 cubic yards. The stream passes
through tunnel cut in the solid rock form
ing the western side of the ravine. The
contractors, Messrs. Mason and Hope.
have completed this work three months in
side of contract time.
Work on the Great Bend tunnel is pro-
crossing rapidly, considering the heavy
character of the work and the tunnel
which is $500 feet long, will probably be
completed by the first of July. W. r.,
Johnson is the contractor at this point, and
we are assured that he has proved to be
very energetic. Messrs. Minefee, Atkinson
and Mckendree, contractors for Strctcher's
Neck tunnel, drove 400 feet in the month of
February in two headings; they have only
100 feet yet to drive. The tunnel is 800
feet long.
The Importance of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad to Richmond and to the
State, cannot be oyerestimated. In pro-
portion to the stupendous character of the
work through the rock-ribbed mountains.
the deep ravines, and along the verge of
yawning precipices, will it tower above all
other schemes of internal improvement in
the development of the natural resources of
the State. 1t will place our city in lux
Imposition with the immense supplies of
coal and iron and other ores which are des-
tined to make her the leading manufactu-
ring point of the Atlantic seaboard.
The area of the Kanawha coal fields.
which it will open up to US, is larger than
the entire coal fields of Great Britain. In
this coal field exists the bituminous, splint.
camel, semi-cannel, and peacock Goals,
md many varieties of each, and it only
remains for this road to be completed and
urnlsh the transportation facilities, to |
secure the development Of the rich mines, |
These coal lands vary in price from $42 to
'l25 per acre, and they are already being
aiken up by capitalists who are convinced
u their immense value as investments.
some Pennsylvania capitalists have pur-
'hased one hundred thousand acres of coal
ands on Elk river, containing LAYERS of
'oal eight feet thick, for $3.50 per acre.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-05
SEWING-MACHINES.

SEWING-MACHINES.
SINGER-Shaffer Strong agents for Virginia
and North Carolina-9lS Main street. See ad-
yertisement
WHEELER g. WILSON--C. L. Radway gem
eral agent-l0O1 Main streets
WILCOX Il G1BBS-James f. A. Gibbs, Pro
prietor-Ninth and Bank streets. See adver-
tisement.
GROVER a. BAKER-Cf. & N. w. Darby,
Agents-90l Broad street.
HOWE iMPROVED-J F. McKenney, Agent
s2S Main street. The latest in modern i'm
proyements. See advertisement.
WEED'S-Wm. Lockhart, agent-73s Main,
corner Eighth street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-05

Representing che leading Life Insurance
company of Virginia and the South, /
would not ask or wish any discrimination in
taxation against foreign companies, and
consider it not only unjust in principle, but
hostile and ruinous to the interests of Vir-
ginia companies.
w. C. CARRrNGToN,
ITes'tlent Iset1mom and Arlmgton Life H.
su1ance C0npaag.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

This great me deine is the result Of long years
Of toll ana research in malarial district, where
every form Of mlismliic fever prevails. Its
grand success in the cure Of Chilli. Hyp-rtro
pLieai Spleen, Hprtihs, Coaqe stse q a. era
Ts-r,o,f.r - assss p~a'a~ -
-.--...-..s st~ts Il the prsNt ,msdy
the Age, the Oinne Bonpa, which Protecting
Providence has given tn the whole nation as the
graaI-s., ertlrs., hApPiest discovery VI modern
tirnrs.
M poison ~ arsenic no mercury n n mime,
no OlIat'l face or glaring eyes, no bursting
head or breaking back, no weak knees or par
a,gais agitu,s irlm its use! ! l. is safe iuyieora-
ting and leaves the patient renewed 10 mind AMI
bpIy AMI sound as dulia-. 1t wipes out al
slowness and gives blooming complexion in
the place Of that siekly Dirt eating coler pecu-
in u Cntli and S2l.n,-hepatic arrangements.
makes the man strong, and restores faded
beauty >. o. leucoc, theu.ic lady. and restores
lhe caiI ,ilh enlarged spleen to IT'S pristine
elasticity ana -ymm try Of form.
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Written for the Journal.)
UNsATIsFIED.
az LILY LARKsrrR.


I stood in the springs soft bloomngs
Mid Natures happy throug,
Watching the gay birds pluming-
List'ning their sweet love-song.
But something | missed In my RAzo-
Some Qleam Of the suns warm rays,
Aud I found myself wishing
For the sweet summers kissing,
Thinking what | was missing,
Would come with ita bright, bright days.
Aud the glad summer came IN its glory,
With its murmcrs of music sweet,
Like n scene from fairy story,
But my pleas ire was incomplete.
For the true peace that | slught,
The summer DAYS never brought,
AMI | said, in the turning
Of leaves gold and burning,
With nv souls secret yearning
win all the bright hours be fraught.
And the autumn's eold,n splendor
Came on iu It's own good time,
Dtingnz sweet tholghts and tender,
But lacking one note to chime,
And / said 10 NV troubled mind,
The winter will be more kind
But found in IFS pleasure,
AN unfinished measure
Missed some brgid treasure
Vaguely and unlsfned.
Oh, many a springs sweet a'wer,
AMI mtuy Il Summer bright,
And many au aulumn'S shower,
And mtny a WINTER white
Ovor nv life hatii frll,
Ne'.r bringing the wished for spell,
Bu. when spiug-b,ris next ,rs waiting
And winter storms SbrinI,
rAe j1v for which I'm waiting
May come b. me who chu tell
PkRRYsBURG Fob. 1872
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23
DIED..

EDELMAN. --0n Wednesday, February 81,
1872, of dropsy Of the heart, Mrs. ANN L. EDKL-
Man wife OF JAMES EDELMAN, IN the 3lst year of
her age,
Another home has been made desoate by the
destroying hand Of Death Mrs. EDELMAN, aftcr
painful sickness of three weeks, has passed
into that land where sickness and death are un-
known. In the early stage of her sickness she
had the premonitory conyicton Of her approach.
ing dissolution and gave instructions for the in,
erment of her earthly remains. That convic
lion, which her family aud the large circle Of
her friends had londly hoped would fail in is
realization, has proved to be but too true and al
now deplore her loss She leaves four dear lit
tie ones ia be cared fo' by her sorrowiug Lus-
band.
II.r husband has the kindly sympathy of this
community in Ills iln.Qf his great sorrow. Maf
tlal Anl Pr1vileuee-who nlaue can susiau s.
TINES Of trouble comfort AMI sustain him anl
also her parent, AMI ,hcir family in this time of
trouble
The funeral services were performed by the
Rev, }. II. WiLsoN. at lo'4 o'eack, today.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23
(Written for the Porrysburg Jeurnal,)
THE DAUGHTERS PRAYER.
NY GRACE AeLooUaNs.


Mother mother, love your daughter,
Love me more and more tonight,
Fold me close up TO your bosom,
Point me to your star Of light.
Do not turn away, my mnrher,
Though I dare not tell my grief
s. Foll me closer, closer, closer;
1t may bring my heart relief.
You were always gentlest, mother.
When with every little care
Nnlhing but a child | hastencd
Eager all with You 10 share.
For I knew your light caresscs
Wouli di4pel each cloud Of gloom,
And my heart so full ot shadows
SOon became all joy aud blopm.
Now | can not toll you, mother.
Oh my snUl w'uld perjmet be,
And deceit would mix us waters
With tire now untanted sea.
Still | pray you, fold me closer,
For INV henrt aches with its PUN,
Thank you Gud, oh | gentlest mIthOr
That | stand without stain.
| can scarcely see YOU, mother,
Through these bitter, bin ling tears,
Was there ever face ~ loving
DleSseu Sulue liTbuRn Hl tNcao years.
Mother, dnIhng have suffered
With a sacred, sacred pain,
Mingled with the awful bitter
IL u sweet that will remalu.
Take me to you, 'ruest mother,
lay your hand upon my brow,
As YOU did in baby hours
Would ! were baby now.
Oh that life was just ~ spotlcSs,
jug ns happy an the way,
as is wHnn an un'Itused
sLnii4il.anl's - .~ornt ga we stray.
Kiss me m ther, kiss your daughter.
love me more because Of his,
Sacred | have vowed tp keep il
AMI your words OF hope ! m 81.
Fold mI closer to you, mother,
Lly nv head upon vbIr breast,
| am 'ired, oh row tired.
Ani | tong To be At rest.
ToNToGASy, Fsbrualy, 1872
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"DID SHE WRITE IT y
BY ADDtF.

"Dl she write Il no, II cannot be.
She is young and ignorant all may see
She has neither friends nr mmey to ring,
How eau she with poets sing ?"
"Did she write it2" no, the thought IS absurd
She nlver composed 1t, MT even word;
Did she compose it ?" how can tell
Would not say 80 il / knew It well.
'Fis true those she spoke Of she knew thcm
oil web,
Was present that evening "a mnnv viii tell
But III give all the raise tnrn thu has,money
One whose paths are coudless and sunny.
But the sun shines bright against the west
Gold Is found IN the earths dark breast
Many harp IS yet unStrunG,
Many song IS yet unsuug.
Purest gems in the ocean lie,
sweetest birds in the dense woods fly,
Strongest minds mty be fast asleep,
Purest hearts may be buried deep
"Bnt did she compose 1t % How do know.
We always jnlge from out side show.
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WhatHe Did not say.

The Bowling Green Sentinel says the "homli-
est man within one hundred lies lives in Per-
rysburg" but he didnt say the meanest man
AMI most abusive one in his family livel within
one hundred miles Of Bowling Green. Local.
Bowling Green, Feb. 2l, 1872.
we might add that there are many other
onis iions and commissions that would be OF real
interest, to the immunity, entirely overlooked
By that sheet. ZIP
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23
The County Seat Qnestlon.-As W

The County Seat Question.-As will be
seen b, the advertisement in this paper, applica .
ton is about to be made for an enabling act by
which the citizens of Wood county may again
vote on the location OF their Seat Of Justice.
1t has been claimed that the former vote
which resulted 10 its removal from Perrysbulg z
to Bowling Green, was not an m-prejudicei ex-
preston of public sentiment. Such being the
case, it is both right and proper that the vote
ofthat gu 'ston should be again taken which
Will settle the matter without doubt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

The Ilome of Gods People" This
is the title OF a new book just published by the
Queen City Publishing Company, Cincinnati,
which promises to be one OF the most popular
books Of the day. The Rev. II. CHAPMAS of
this place, has secured the agency for this coun.
ty, as w,ll as for two or three other popular
books, and will call upon our citizens at an ear.
ly day. when they will have an opportunity to
inspect, personally, the merits of the works We
shall speak further OF the merits of the CLONE of
Gods People" in our next issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23
NJ Ag IL IL OH
CHARGE.

CALL at WEDDELL h RUSSELL'S Dmg
I = Store Prrry sburg, Ohio, aul geta sample
i~tti' ef DIR A Il seh4e'S German Syrup Free
~ Hrg6 % las lately been INTRODUCED in this
s'aHt' r,n 'i"Imlny aud for any person suf-
t.riHF 1.iA severe cough. heavy cold settled
an th' rest. consumption or any disease of the
lhrpll mi lungs il has m equal in the world.
Our regular si1s hrlles rs cents In all cases
mnnev wall he prum lily returned Il perfect sat,
isfacion is mt given, Two doses sill relieve
any case Tryit, 3jzL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Wauted.--The M lersigned wishes to pur-
chase few hundred dollars Of notes, secured
by fest Mortgage Bnnls, IN good real estate II
the chain Of title is perfect, and form Of papers
satisfactory, long time will not be Objectionable
JAMES w Ross.
Feb Is. 1912. 43c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Insurance. Elsewhere in this paper will
be found the Statements Of the condition of two
oFour most reliable Insurance Companies. the
4Etna and the Hartford, MS certified to BY the
Auditor of State Mr.. F. r.. Miller represents
both Companies in this vicinity, and Messrs.
SHANNON L RESscHorsR represents the e a., a
Bowling Green
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Personal Misses MARY BEACH, GERrUnE
and ADA lIITcHcocE and LAURA NORTON, re-
turned 10 Oberliu on Monday last to pursue the
course Of their studies. Mr.. RuXToS SWEET
also started to the same place to complete lis
education
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Pnbiic Sn'e Mr.. WM EyERs will DISCO
. the fol 'owint described property. at publ,
yeudue, at the "0ld Strickland Place." four
miles south of Perrysburg, on Monday next, Feb
20, 1872 Twenty -four head Of young cattle
a aquantty Of tame hay in the stack. one mower
nearly new, hogs. corn, oats, plows, bob-sIeds,
a., &c.
Time given, when good securityis offered, on
all purchases above $40. Sale to commence at
10 A. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

These do not embrace the Clerks fees, nor
special ecnsabes. &c, aud i is proper hat W
state that J. A. shannon, Pros, cuior cpuld not
act far the State in the Avery case on account
OF having defended him in ne 'iouS trial anl
before he was elected to the Office of Prosrcut ir
The fines and costs paid into the Treasury
from liquor cases, will, we are informed amount
10 nearly $500, with large number Of cases
continued, which the probabilities are, will ic-
crease the amount 10 uear'y 81 coo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Close of COuTt.-Judge JACKSON closed the
business Of the January term of Wood Common
Pleas on Saturday last. LEWIS AVERY eceived
a sentenced three years in the PenitcntiarV for
the part he took in the brutal assault and rob.
berry Of Mr.. NoRTHRUP in May last.
TIE Satmcl gives the following as the expens-
es Of the term;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

The Chaplain Of the Ohio Penteuliary reports
that four OF all the conyicts to State Prison
during the year, were Incorporate men,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SCHOOL EXAMINERS. NOTICE.
~ Notice Ia hereby given tnai there will be y
meeting Of the }oard of School Examiners Of
Woodcounty Ohio, fortheextminationo ortsaeh-
ers, at the Court House in Bowling Green, on
the FIRST Tuesday of arh month until further
notice.
Each applcantshOuld be present as early 8.
O'clock 4. NJ.
Each applicant will be requiredto furnish a
certificate Of good moral character.
There will be no eVaninatinp> Of appu cAuts
except irregular meetings of the Board.
No certificates will hereafter be autedlted to
cover Tim taught previous to examination.
by order or the Board,
y. 4. LONG. Clerk.
Bowling Green, February Z, AID 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

Ice. Mr.. j. B. WEGB cur ice merchant.
has complet his ccu:ract foe furnishing ten
car ioads Of ice to parties in Milton Center, Gus =
tar and Leirsic. The amount slippodwa over
100 tons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Millinery Shop.

Misses Z. e. & H. :. EsASLEY,
ETAYE lust opened Millinery and Dress
4 4 Making establishment over KEEPS & Smith 5
store, Perry sburc To which they respectfully in
vi.e the attention aud solicit the patronage OF the
adles in this vicinity. 27z
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e 20 EIISIOR
BOOT AND SH0ESToRE.

z 20 ELSIOIf
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
kYINGromoved to nv New Brick Store
L and possessing ncreasedfacilities fcrdo-
ing cuisine ss, lw 'ull 9specttully invite I'll al
tpntion of my numerous old patrons, and the
citizens { Perrysburg sndyicipity, in general
to the fact that | shall keep on hand atalI
times LHr=e and Choice AsSOrtmcnt'i
all classes of tools in my line ofbusiuess
Lldics, Gents and Chillen'S Boots and Shoes,
Ofmy rwn'make and also o { East rn manufAs-
ture ,ofthe best quality, will be offered at
ASTONISHINGLY Low PRICES,
Sothst the smallest a mount o + Cash will lsecur
to all my customers a pair Of Good Under
standings
Ny stock comprises ia part:hs following
olasRes otGoods;
Mons Calf, Kip
and Rubber Boots;
Boys and Youths
Cali ,nl Zip Boots,
of VI sizes and styles;
Woml and Misses
CALF BalmHrals;
Fancy Kid aud
Nlro9en Balm arals
andGtitsrs Of
allstvles and sizes;
Arctic Field and
Rlhbar Over-ShOos
for Men and Women
slippers Of all styles
Dhil lrsn's Fancy shoes,
IF all colorsan1 sizes;
In fact every style
aud variety that
can be found IN
aav First-clAss
SNat and Shoe Store,
IN thiS NrNnv
othersectioR
thc country.
L9lther and FInlingG
A ,slecttssortmontalw Always kepton hand o.
the supply of the trade.
kNPAiRlNG neatiylone, md all >pdars
promptly 0iicd anon che th1rtcst notice
shNre II puhlic pltrQnoee solicited
~ tom mhcr he new 3ootan Shoes Store
IN W. "Exeelsicr Block 'p"ryy shprg %
3lyz JOHN e 8tSaLY
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TONTOGAMY MlLL.

TbisMill Is now completed, and ready to do
CUSTO NJ WORK,
Wittpromptness, andin satisfactory Manner.
'TNIE Subscribers have spared no 'xponse
to nuke this Mil second to none "a the
state. They contemplate by doing superior
work and the honorable treatment Of their
Customers to make 1t
The Favorite Mill, in this Section G f
tho Country.
~ Cast Paid FOrW heat, Corn,
Buckwhept, Cats. SC.
FLOUR, NEAL, FEED, &C.,
Constantly or hand, and orders for same arc
respectfully solicited. Prices satisfactory
AdAressthe ,u1serib,rs at rontugany OHIO ,
or +. Il. MILLER j. co. Perrysburg Ohio.
PECK H. MILLER.
Tontogany, Ohio ,Jrly Is 1870. 90
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OLIVER OPTICs MAGA AzIN,, FOR March is ike
each Of its predecessors, "ihe best ever issued
and when, and where or how this cunlnu ,d I'M
provement is to stop is curious problem. We
think with each number that its reasonable
limit ofexcellence has been reached, but are as
often surprised and delighted with some new
and attractive feature. The March number has
the additional chapters ol Oliver Optics new
story, 'SEA AND SHORE of Elijah Kellogg's
WHISPERING PINE and Of Mrs. Cheney's SAL
LY WILLIAMS. THE MoUNTAIN GIRL three as
fascinating Stor as over were written for boys
or girls. We ais, fnl the opening chapters of
4 capital story by Mrs. s. b. G. Samules.
the author of the popular "Springdale Stores:"
an illustrated story by Miss u. B. Humphrey,
entitled "SAYED FROM THE STREET" POETRY
in 'arIety by samuel Burnham George s. Bur-
leigh, Miss MoriArty, Miss Adams and Thomas
Powell; one of George NJ. Il ikers Humorous
Dialogues; "GARDENING FOR MARCH," bv
Aunt Carrie, entertaining "PIGEoN-uoLE PA.
rERs;" HEAD WORK; LETTER BAG; EDIToRl AIS.
and Music. Add to these numerous excellent
pictures scattered through the pages, som, Of
them "?ull page" and all attractive, and W.
have a Magazine that well deserves It's reputation
as 'Ihe best Juvenile Periodical published
Published Monthly by LES Il SHePARD li9
Washington ST., Boston, at $3.50 Year, in adj
vance.
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rhe rnledn. rhnrntown & S,. Lonis |

The Toledo, ThorntowD & So. Louis
n. R.-The late contract entered into by the
Presidents Of the Pennsylvania Central, Dayton
& Michigan, Cincinnati, Hamilton h Dayton,
and the Grand Rapids e Indiana Railroads., Is
| virtually looked upon as a lease to the Pennsyl-
vania Central for period Of ninety-nine years.
II is now the settled conviction that the Toledo
Thorntown Il ST. Louis Road will connect with
the Dayton & Michigan at Ottawa and use the
same track from that point to Toledo. The OF
tawa Sentinel Of this week reports that the Civil
Engineer was iu that place Hne Tuesday for the
purpose OF viewing the ground and ascerhining
the best point for making tho connection with
the D. & NJ. Road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

S, PoEELL ESQ.,: We ewiIl sell tickets h,-
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-02-23

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