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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-09-17
From, Ohio.
WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY,
AENIA, ONO,
September |. 1874.

AENIA, ONO,
September |, 1874.
| 10 d:e Editor Of Ire Nsso National Era:
Whereas, through the providence of God,
our beloved schoolmate, David II. Y. Jeilcr-
son was called from this to another life on
the 4th ult., after severe suffering of less
than twenty-four hours, the effect of falling
a distance of sixty-live feet from the Central
Asylum building at Columbus Therefore
be it,
ReSolced, That we, the students Of Will
berforce University and classmates Of David
Jefferson, while resigned to the will of God
in taking a loved one from our circle, do
deeply mourn for our departed brother, who
by his kind disposition and gentlemanly bear
ing, had endeared himself to us during his
attendance at school, hoping, however, that
our loss is his eternal gain.
.. Resolred, That we sympathize deeply
with the grief-strcken family and friends of
the deceased, who have lost kind and luti-
full son, an aflectionate brother and relative;
and we commend them to Him that giveth
and taketh away, Who is able to support un-
der every affection.
3. Resolred, That by his death our Insti-
tuition has lost one Of its most assiduous,
obedicnt, and promising students, one whose
earnest, aspiring, and untiring zeal for self
improvement is worthy of imitation.
4. Resolred, That as a token of respect
for our departed schoomate, the students of
Wherefore wear badge of mourning for
the thirty days following the second of Sep
TENDER, and copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family and uncle of the deceased,
and that they he published in the Christian
Recorder and New NATIONAL ERA.
The lily we would place upon thy bier,
AS one sou-cherished, nursed within the
heart;
IT'S only this; re wW remember thee,
and wM thy image, dear, IRE ,rW nerer part.
The rose we offer is Of fragrance rare,
And nourished fondly at our beings core
IT'S this, dear friend, kind schoolmate-no ble
boy,
We 'cW rerere thy memory erermore.
s. T. MITCHELL,
NJ. f.. DAVIS,
II. q. BROWNE,
a. ID. DELANY,
{. {. FELTS,
Committee.
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From Mississippi.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, I
August %, 1874.


II, The Editor Of the Neto National Era:
DEAR SIR: For some time l have been
watching the course of things in the South,
and waiting to see a change for the better,
but to my disappointment they grow worse.
I need not call up the riots that occur and are
daily occurring to prove my conviction, you
see the account of them yourself; and while
L am writing my heart is aching at the
slaughter of our people in Trenton, Tenn.
1t is about 40 miles from this place. l send
Won the account Of it. l live in Vicksburg,
and was there during the excitement over the
CITY election, and only wish our friends at
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COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE
STATES AND TERRITORIES.

ITaE NEw NATIONAL ERA does hold responsible
r expressed by correspondents Well written and
nterestius communications will be gladly receiyed
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ON THE WING.

sketches af the Campaign iu Virginta-M.
X. DsNortie WthdrnWs from the Canvas.
Hon. G. II. Porter an lnde pendent Cant,I.
date Burgess. Chandler, smith News,
Gossip, Personal. sc.
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"Can you do the Landlord in the Lady of
Lyons? "said manager to secdy actor.
81 should think might, " he replied;"I
have done great many landlords. "
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
vol. W..
Vols Nv. 1874,
TIE
SCIENCE of HEALTH


An Independent Paper, not the organ of
any person or institution, but an earnest teacher
of the Laws of Life and Health. which includes
al that relates to the Art Of Recovering aud
Preserving Health.
To Retain Health 1t is better 10 pre-
serve health by obeyIng the Laws of Life than
to regain it when once lost. Learn to avoid
the causes of disease.
Disease aud its TreatmPnt.-The theo-
~ Of disease will be cnnsi tered by competent
writers and philosophical and practicdl m:th-
Ods of treatment given.
InVnlids should road TgE SCIENCE or
HEALTH regularly, aud learn the nnture ot their
diseases and the methods prescribed for Self
Treatment and Cure.
"Ductors BIIls'' can ensilv be saved in
many families enough to pay for ten times
the subscription price every year, by simply
following its plan teachings.
Women and Children.-Every number
is devoted largely to domestic interests consd
rring the health and needs Of Women. and cs.
pecally the physical wants of Children. 1t
will tel! how to feed cloth, and care for the
young.
Household Department.. - IIealthful
Cookery. We shall publish series of articles
m" Seasonabic Dish ~" writien expressly for
this Magazine. In the same department will
be given an amount Of information in short
brief paragraphs, worth in thenselv es the price
Of the SCIENCE OF liEaLrH.
Terms 81 year in advance sample
numbers, 20 cents teu copies, 81 5, and an ex
ira copy tn agent.
A List Of Premiums sent TN arpica.
ton Cash Commissions given. Local AGESTs
WASTSp. Address,
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FROM WEST MILLGHoyE,
WEST MILLoRovE. Jan 27, !

WEST MILL0RovE. Jan 81, 1874.
A long fek vast has eeen supplied lers in
the shape Of ss"Per shop. de"ge Strauss
Proprietor.
VIM HarmAp and Marsh. Dradner got into q
little dIflic nlty about n deb, Of SIS IN Monday
Hartman called Marsh ID liar, ard Marsh.
"rased him one" the cheek. Results rs fol-
lows; Brndner SIS out o p'ek"', Harmln a sore
head and seventeen pea druuk.
Al dead hour Of night, our vilingA tailor,
having imbibed too mu h tangls-fp"t went to
the dor of te fienry House and demt nded ad-
mittance. -Ths inmates having retired ba Was
not admitted, whereVpan he kicked open the
door, but instead Of entering the room entered
the mud near the center Of the street 60 the
depth Of seSeral inches impellcd by the muscu-
lar power in Orrin's right aria,
Deshas" has again been in trouble. This
tins he dyed his mustache with varnish. Tru.
ly he Is creature Of circu instances.
Complaint is being made oa account of the late
arrival Of the mail on Saturdays. 1t should
reach here at O'Clock, but generally puts ir
an Appearance about dark, much t. the dissst.
isfacton "f farmers living Ave or six miles dis.
taat. As their principal newsps perS come OF
Saturday, driving homs these dark nights
ard bad roads is not pleasant.
Our ancient female gossipers and scandal
m1ngers ARE anxinusly waiting far something
to occur with which 10 slaks their burning
thirst for bass, disgraceful prattling.
We have a man here that eats buckwhea
cakes in seven different languages.
An old man here. SAYS this winter is yer.
much like the one in 1915.
Cant nffard it" has got ~ DO a much use'
by-xord bs all cLssss here.
Thompson Burton, known IN the literary
world AS Washington WhiIehorn ;" will lee
tnre in the hail on Tuesday evening. Subject
"The Ups and d wi MS Of Seven Fo0ker."
We can boast Of having 9e dogs within th
incorpUHEOn. J. EDD.
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Don't Be In a Hurry to Go,


Come, boys, have somsthing 10 tell your
Come here, I would whisper Il low
You're thihking OF leaving the Homestead,
Don's be IN a hurry IN go. ~
The oity has many attractions,
But think Of the vice and sins
When cnoe 10 the vorlex Of fashion,
How soon the course downward begins !
You talk Of the mines Of Australia,
They're wealthy ~ treasure. no doubt,
But ahl there's e0ld IN the Iarm, boys,
If only you'll shovel II out,
The mercantile life Is a hazard,
The goods are Trst high aud then low,
Better risk the old farm awhile longer
DON'T be IN hurry TO go.
Tho great busy West has inducements,
Aud so the busy mart;
And wealth " ,1aa made in q day, boys,
Don'tfhe IN q hurry tn start. -"
The banker and brokrr are wealthy,
And take In their thousand or so--
Ali think Of their frauds and deceptops-
Don't be in q hurry 10 60,
The farm is the safest and sursst
The orchards are loaded 10 dayi
You are free as the AR Of The mountain
Add monarch Of oil yon survey.
But stay on the farm awhile longer,
Though profits come in rather slow,
Remember you've nothing to risk, boys,
DUu't be in hurry tu go.
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Something New and Beautiful,
Up With the Times

V'IIE undersigned is now preparcd 10 take ths
L new and beautiful HPmbIRnt EictuFe, ALSO
the Imitation Porcelain, which is so iks
the Eenuii ARTICLE thatll, difference is scarces
ly noticed, and which can be furIisl ed al b, ~
one-halGthe cost. she is also prerRrtd To take
FeTr0tIpes frum five 10 twenty five cents,
Rccnrding to size and Kind wanted Photographs
of the best quality, Of all sizes and kinds, Az
size ar largest, dowutn the smallest ambrotyrs
also copying other pictures and enlarging h' n,
il desired, all executed with promptuvss and ls-
low Toledo prices.
Will finish mp Fetnres in India Ink, or part
in water ooois in the most approved styles, wil3
furnish Frames and Cases al al; kinds that may
lie required Please call and see for yourselvss
1t win cost you nothing ii you cannot be snite4
NIB. Nopictnres taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON,
| Fifth Street, near Union School House, Perry
burg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
Organization Of Another Grange.

Ed. JouRHAL :-At a meeting Of citizens Of
Weston and Washington townships, at the resi-
dence OF Thomas Mawer, of Washington, a
Orange Of the Patrons Of Husbspdry was orr
gained, with full quota Of charter members
by DR.. Potter, County Deputy, The following
named persons are the officers
Master Thomas Mawer.
Overseer-R. ID. Hannah.
Treasurer -Jacnb Huffman.
Secretary. j. 4, DenschOter.
Lecturer 8. Mawer.
Steward Reuben Van Tassel,
Asst. Steward john Backus.
Ceres Mrs. VI. 8. Streeter.
Flora-Mrs r. Huffman.
Pomona Mts. A. Seash
Lady Asst. Steward - Mrs. T. Mawer,
More anon, Il. @.
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FROM JERRY CITY,

JERaY CRY, jan. "a, 1874.
Ed. JOURNAL :As this ia probably the frs
communication that has been sent from this
place to the JOURNAL, a short history of the
town may not bs opt Of plAcs.
The town was projected in 1880, and in 1862
was named " Stull Town" in honor Of Mr.
Slull, the Oldest citizen o! the place. The
town progressed slowly during the war.
We sent no captains or lisptepauts 10 the
army, but done what was far better helped to
al up the ranks, until not one young man was
left able To bear arms.
About 1865 our people having become dlssat.
isAcd with the name Of the town called q meet.
ing, when some spldier proposed the name Of
"Shloh !" but 6sdng that there was a town
by that name in Richland county, our people
again met and this time named the town "Stur-
Ris," in honor Of Mr.. Stursis. uf Mansfield.
But we were still doomed to disappointment
Some other town had anticipated us and il be-
came necessary once more to look for a new
name and this time il was named GERRY City,
as a compliment to Jerry Nestlerode of the firm
of Nestlerode & Bro, Of Fostoris, and Nestle.
rode Hathaway, Of this place.
When the Mansfield d Coidwater r. 3. was
being surveyed We determined to capture the
prize The eight was live one, but pluck and
energy at last won and Jerry Cify" is now a
Asi'road town. Our people graded, bridged
and tied Gre miles Of the road. don't believe
any towa oa the road jjne more in proportion to
lis size and wealth. Our R,ilroad is not yet
completed but we confidently hope aud expect
It will he in the spring.
We have new two dry & lods .tprcs, one drug
store, two groceries, one boot and sl"e store,
one hardware store, twn saw mills, 1ne planning
mill. two blacksmith shops, one wagon shop,
and one cabinet shop
Our losation is a gnnd one, bsag abos, mid
way between Mansfield and Coldwater. II the
proper effort is made Jerry City will become a
thrifty manufacturing town. More anon
Ann pu
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

Popcorn as Desert. II think need
not tell how to pop corn, need II tits
best to have a corn pepper; then you
can watch the progress of the corn and
vary the degree Of heat IS seems n,c a.
sary. Many imagine that the popcorn
is more tender or brittle If taken from the
hot fire and shaken about in the ccld nj
MS quickly as possible. Children are APP
to stuff tn, mselves with popcorn when
hey are not in the least heed Of a meal.
Pop ,orn Is food, and sneh crowded
be unwhol, come. II Is quite tue cln-
trary il eaten as food with the reguls'
meal AID properly chewed. Fry itwi'h
apple.siu y, ur with any other frul'
sauce. En-
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chronological Journal,
A First-olaas illustrated Magazine, De-
voted to Science, Literature and
General Intelligence,

Phrenology ip1. S.''" IA. 1'' LpsaS" 't' E"'S,
Nature Of oil the Organs. with directions for
cultivating, developing, improving and restrain
lug them,
Physiognorny -"s'Sp' sSd aaS T' cSs'fs,sTl 70 Rsal
Them" at glance in the Human Face, on Sci
entifc Principles.
III h n Al AMY Or, the Natural History o.
GG4Iuo1uSy Man; Origin, Manners,
Customs aud Nudes of Life in different Tribes
! aud ha'ious, with different Temperaments and
pictorial illustrations
PhVslology ding Ga"i iGo "' Ed Eddca'ion '"f"
| Training and Discipline of Children, and the
| Right Managepent of Luuaiics, the Insane,
| Prisoners and others.
Biographies give" ,a Of asd 1' 'Sf %.ssa ssa'"S q
the World.
Self-Culture srf Ins,sSa%.n, sgSls. on
Memory; Choice of Pursuits Our National Re
sources, etc,
Fina11v Much useful Information on I'll,
%A4os+%y' leading topics of the day
Political, not partisan Re gions, not sectariar
Educational, Iieformntory, Agricultural, Com
mercial, ete.-will be given, and no effort
spared to make TBE PnRgSoLoGIcAL for 1874
the most interesting ever published,
TERMS Monthly, SO n year, in advance
| Clubs OF ten or more, 50 each. Single number
80 conts. The most liberal Premiums ar
given. Address,
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Cheapest G Best
STOCK Of GOODS

EOer Brought to This Market.
And we continue to give more
and better goods for one dollar
than any other House in Wood
or Lucas counties. Save your
money and come and see US be-
fore buying elsewhere and We
will prove to you that we are do
.hg our share to mako Hard Times
Easy.
Best Merrirnack and Gochece
Prints, 10 cts. per yard.
Good Prints, 6 IA cts. per yd
Good Crash, 10 " ="
II, avy Canton Flannel, 12H Is
Heavy I'd wide Sheeting, 10 ="
Good Young Hyson Tea, SOC.
60c. and 81 per pound.
IL pounds Of Sugar for ST..
We take great pleasure in
showing goods whether you pur-
chase or not.
Country produce taken in ex-
change for goods-including cord
wood.
Goods delivered to all within
the Corporation.
WILLIAMS BRos. s. FINKBErNER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

There will BE- an installation OF officers
at the Good T,mplars' Hall on Tuesday
eve. next. AL are requested to be pres-
ent.
Gloom pervades the countenance OF
the ice Newfoundland the prospects are
that he will have plenty of sympathizers
next summer.
Some statictical matters concerning
Perrysburg have been partially put in
type for this issue, but will have to lay
over until next week.
The Law Office OF Gro. STRAIN has
been removed to the room fronting this
Office. Those desiring his services will
govern themselves accordingly. See card
The spe eciai services continue at the
Methodist Church with increasing inter.
est and probably will until the Quarter.
ly Meeting, which occurs ON the 7th and
9Th of February.
Our reports from Columbus are quite
encouraging. There Is little doubt but
the Legislature will permit the people ol
the county to vote on the question of re-
moving their seat of justice.
The Statement of the Phoenix Fire
Insurance Co., of HtrtforE Conn, will
be found in our advertising columns.
Mr.. F. h. MILLER Is the Agent. Apply
at the Exchange Bank.
I'VE direct attention TO the Great Clos
ing-out sale of N. w. EDDY, 119 Summit
Street, Toledo, who is disposing of his
mammoth stock of Furs, Hats & Caps,
Robes, &c &C., at cost. Now is the time
to get bargains. See new advertisement.
Last week Toledo aud Fremont los
from the front ranks OF benevolent and
enterprising citizens, two of their bright
est ornaments, in the death of JEssUP w.
SCOTT, Of the former, and SABDIs BIRCH
ARD, Of the latter.
Some one has discovered that to ae-
quire an intimate knowledge Of the Rule
Of Three" one should live with his wife,
mother and mother.in.iaw. To complete
the course" howeyery, one must
graduate under step-father or step
mother.
-Fostoria is large city, according
to an advertisement OF the prOprictors of
the SOP I'll House" at that IL ,ea, IN The
" Y G Upper They claim IL 600 people,
large hAIL scenes. SC, Tnls is an impo-
sitiOn which should be Condemned. Fos-
toria is smart town of about $500 peo-
ple.-Frcmom Messenger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
DuYslcIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

prominent Aew York pb ysician ateiy eom-
planned to DuhDAs DicK about his SAHDALwocD
Oil CAPSULES stating that sometimes they cur
ed mirnculusly but that n patient his had
taken them or sometime without effect. On be-
lug informed that several limitations were made
and sold, he inquired and found that his pa,ier,
had been taken capsules sold in bottles and nst
DUNDAS DICK & cos.
What happened 10 this physician anF hare
happened To others, and DUNDAS DICK & co.
take this pethod o protecting physicians drug
gis;s aud themselves. aud pteyeatiug OIL 0B
SANDALwooD from Gaming jnlo distcpute.
PHYSICIANS WHO onpe prescribe the Cap
su les will contine to do so or they contaip
the 'nre oil in the best and cheapest form
n CNDAS DICK 4 co. use mere Oil Of San:
dalw nd Ia the mGuufactnre o their capsules
man all the Wholesale aud Retail Druggists aud
ipeium"rs in the United States combined and
this is the sole reason why the pure oil is sold
| cheaper III their capsules than iu any othes
ioim.
OIL OF SANDALWooD is ia 81 supersedina
every other remedy sixty oapsnlcs only being
required IT, insure safe and certain sure in sig
OF eight days. FrcaI no CAher medicine cap
this result be had.
DICKS SoFr CAPsrLFs solve the rruLlem,
long considered by many eminent hySiosns, ~
how to ave i'd the nansea and disgust experiencp&
in swallowing, which are we'll knrwu to detract
from, il not destroy, the good effects OF many
| valuable reprdic9,
Soft Capsules are put up Ia lin -ioiI and mead
boxes thirty in each and are tho only capsules
| presciihrd BY Physicians.
.ssni.i.a snese 70 SSere .. The only caPs"sss
tiOn.
Send for Circular to 35 Wooster Street, N. Y,
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
General Agency, 1lO Reade Street, New York
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Reyond the NTrssIssiDpI.


Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
In she fertile West. To those going TO Nilsson
ri. Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyom.
ing, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recon-
mend ohesp,safe, quick and direct route, via,
st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
which rups Its ine Day Coaches and Pullman
5leepsrsfrom 81. Louis TO principal poiptsn the
West, withoW change. We believe thstthe Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad has tho best track and
the Hnest aud safest equipment Of any line ives
Of the Mississippi, and its connections with
roads Infllsr West are prompt and reliable,
The Te4as connection oithis road is now
completed, and passen9srs are offered first
class all.rail route from st. Louis to Texas, eli.
her ovor the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas r. r.,
oia Sedaiin ,.of over the Atlantic g. Pacific n.
R., via Wnitn. For maps, time tables, iuforma-
.ion aS 10 rates, rnptes, &C., we refer our read
ers to 8. II. Thompson, Eastern Passenger
Agent. Columbus, Ohio, or Z. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agont, ST. Louis, Mo, Questions Dit
be cheerfaiy aud promptly opseersd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

BallOu's Magazine for FebruRrY.--
The February number Of RAlon's Magazine is
remarkable for its variety, and the amount of
reading matter shioh II affords ror tue low price
Of t5 cents single copies and only $3.50 per
year. Some of the BEST stories Of the season are
to be found in this really merit Fions maeasiss
1t gives so much for the money that We do not.
vendor its circulation nov exceeds 80 900 per
month, so We have the satisfaction Of knowing
that the public really appreciate gnod literary
merit. nice little Cbromo is given to each
subscriber of Bailon's Magazine. no one has Ia
wait months for the picture, as some,ime Is
happens.
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sd. YA1entlne,s nar.-rhe new Gro

st. Valentines Day,-The new Gro
CRY and Provision stere of JOAN WAL
TER, one door north OF the Fostoffioe, 10
last filing up with Groceries and Notions
that enter into daily consumption In every
household, Warm meals are furnished
at all hours, day and evening. Call and
see his new stock of Groceries, Provisions
&c. Those desiring to purchase Valen.
tines should l)ok out for his new stock
that are now purchased and will be on
hand in due time. 4lc
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rREE or CHARGE.

Call at A. r. CHAMPSEY's Drug Store and
get sample bottle OF Dr.. A. BoscheS's Ger
man Syrup, Free Of Charge. II has lately been
introduced in this cesniry from Germany, and
for auy person suffering with q sessTs cough,
heavy cold .Sottles Sa Alle breast. consumption
or any disease of the throat aud iSpgs 1t has
no equaliptbe world. Our regular sized bot
Iles rs cents. In all cases money will be
tpromtly returned II perfect satisfaction is not
given, Two doses will relieve any case. Try 1t
2bEE
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs

CoHoOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
~ The meeting Of the Board of School Exam
iners for Wood county Ohio, willhs asfollows.
Bowling Green, Tuesday, February 3, 1874
Bowling Green Tuesday March 3, 1874.
Bowling Green, Tuesday, April 1854.
Applicants will be requlrsdtp furnish certia-
oates Of good moral character.
There will be reorganization Of applicantsex-
% pi at regular meetings Of the Board.
HOcertihcate will hereafter be antedated to
coyertime taught previous to examination,
BY order ol the Board.
Bowling Qroen, January IA, 1874
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Advertised Letters. .--Tbe following let
ters remain in the Postoffice at Perrysburg, o.,
for the week ending January 20, ls1t
Burns, Patrick Barker, Jno. (due 1891
Bcuner, Haver Crook, Robert
Johnson, Josiah W. Miller, joseph or Mary
Will, Batthas Cd 16) Williams, David
Please alltor nd ysrtised letters. Office hours
from A. NJ, to 5 p. NJ. and 6 tn 7i3O p. NJ.
ELRERr D Ross, r. NJ,
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we give space elsewhere for Mr.. ELM
DAY to make an explanation of the un-
pleasant affair between himself and ex-
Sheriff BRowNsBERGER, that occurred in
Weston last week. We believe both
parties will agree With us, that probably
would h We been better for them If they
had not been therein the saloon, we
mean.
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PERRYSBURG MARKES.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES RI AVERILL.
PRRRYAAuhd JannNrY 50. 1873.

Money to Loap.-Ths PeTys5uTg Saw
ings 4 Lcau Association are prepared to loan
money on short time. al as reasonable rates as
San be obtained Dthis vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow yii do wsit to give them call
s, d. WEsToorT, See'y.