davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
GoJNG EAST.

No. s connects with take Erie Division diree
for Columbus, Mashington, Baltimore, Phila-
ddphia, and ah points East.
10. has direct connection from Columbus,
Wheehug, and intermediate te points.
W. q. QUINCY, President.
VIZ, FBAEkLls, AeIipg Gspi saPt Traips,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

That petition has been filed in the Audtor's
Office praying for the locating, establishing
and constructing Of ditch, drain or water.
course, commencing ut or near the northwest
enrner of Road Tract No. Of the Manmee 4
Western Reserve lands IN township four 90,
United States Reserve, in the channel of what
is known AS Ditch M. % or Dry Greek, thence
following said channel in a nOrtheasterly
direction to the east line of Wood county, Ohio,
and thsre terminate said petition asks Ia have
said channel deepened, strengthened, aud en-
larged, so that when constructed it shall be AT
least twelve (l2) feet wide with an average
depth of not less than three t3) feet.
The engineer appointed to level the route Of
the ditch aud report upon the necessity for said
ditch has filed Lis report with the County Audi
tor, in which lie sets forth that said ditch is
necessary 20 the public health con Venienne and
welfare, aud that the following lands will be
benefited bV the construction of said ditch
and should be assessed iherefnr. to. wit
In town three t3), United States Reserve
Road Tracts Qua ~, tour A.. five 49,, eight
(sl, nine (9l twelve ,l2l, thirteen (l3;, Kteen
(l6), seventeen (Ili, twenty-One, t2i) and
twenty fur go; the west three-fourths of Sec
tion Que u). section two ~, section three g }
less the north half Of the northwest quarier),
the east half of the southeast quarter Of section
four (4l. and the west half of the north east
quarter Of section thrteeH (lal.
IN TaiOn Rree t3l, U,itel States Reserpe-
The south half of section twenty Eve as }, the
southeast quarter, 0f the snuth0asi quarter of
section tIenty-six t2al, the sHuth half Of the
southwest quarter aud the east half (less the
northwest quarter of the northeast Guarter) Of
section thirty five I3j) and the whole of section
thirty-six ,36l.
IN Turn sepen ~, RaBae tVelpe U2)-
The nnrthwsst Oornar 0f section one ~. the
north three-iour,hs Of each of sections two (2),
three 81 aud t0ur( ,(sxcspt tha north eighty
SO) acres of sectinn Al, the south hall and the
south three -fourths OF the northeast quarter of
secti0n hYe. tho soniheast quartsr, ana lln snnth
hall ot the snuthwesl quarter of seciion six %,
the Whale nf secli' seven az, aud the west
half. and the north fnurih Of the northeast
quarter "f section eight tSl.
Ia To'Np eiglt(S Ragge hpelOe (IN-
| The s0uh half of the sOulheast quarter Of
section Thirty Eve (35) aud the southwest quar-
ter, the north half of the southeast quarter. aud
the south hall OF the northeast quarter of sec-
ti0n thiriv sis faR).
| Maid petition and report Of he engineer will
he Tor hearing by the Board of Commissioners
~ the Audit1r's Office, at 10 O'Clock in the
fHreRoon, ou Thursday, the goth dAy Of Au-
gust, A. ID. la7t
BY order Of the nlard of gommissioners.
]. Il NRWToN, Cuunty Auditor
IN iitor's Office Wood county, o
Bowling Green, July l5, ls7lI l3iSfs s;
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MANY RsPunLrcASs.

JAS. TMMoNs Please announce
the name Of N. w. MINToN in the Jour
nal, as a candidate for the otfi % Of County
Treasurer, subject to the decision Of the
Republican County Convention.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

Said petition aud peport of Engineer viii be
Tor hearing by the Buard ~ Comm ssinners of
wood county ai 10 O'clOck In the forenoon on
Thursday the Goth day of August A. ID. 1874.
at tie Auditors office.
BY order Of the Board of Cnmmi ssoners
J. b. NEW RON. County Auditor.
Audiior's flee, Wood County, OHM 1871
B"wling Green, July Iatl, IS74i $82 Is
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PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

oohHsorsD wHErLY NJ omBpRr BRGoH AVN
JAMssP. AvERIrg.
PkRRTssuae, August 7, 1874.
Wheat st ooaf I5lFlour SpBbl. AZ M
Corn pi00iba. .6sa7OcOAls. aa6oa5e
do shelled b. .. es0o6O Rte y e6c
Dressed Beef. .56n6 Glover se.d % bn' no
Pork u Dbl ...sIs 50Cbiehens n " 761sc
log. .-----so 1905 5Ol Turkeys y 10 ..-.. 100
ro.asoes p 1890 SOC Beans, Navy .-..S2 SO
nr,su B apples. l0@l2c Beans, Common 81 so
Duue' v 2OW26c Lard -.... .106ll2c
Sggs.--- -.--.-. --l2n Feathers .-... .756S0
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KNNOgJNEEMEMTs.

ED, JbURNAL.--Y0u will please an
nounce the name J. Il, Rndulphg of
Plain township, formerly Of Middleton,
as . candidate for the oflics of Treasurer
OF Wood County, subject to the action
Of the Republican Convention of the 20th
fnok
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and cream are now in ordc

-Siugle COMES Of the JoURNAL can be had
OF Mr.. r. d. Ross, al the Postofice.
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BALTIMORE, PITTsBURG d CHICAGO Ry
(Ohlo DIvIsIDE.)
GOING wEsP

On and after January l2, 1874, Trains will
run AS follows, (daily except SundsVsli
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07
New Furniture House
I. DAVID SITZLER

Af ING removed my Cabinet Warerocm
IL and Shop to the corner Of Louisiana Ave-,
nue ana haiiroad, would invite my fri-nds and
patrons to call at the new location,
ihose desiring to get furniture of any kind
VIII plesse call and examine my stock, Of wLic b
ne seieetlon VIII be kept always on hand.
Collins of various sizes on hand. or mad .
pomptlr tO order O.
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Election OF 0ficers.-The following
are the officers elected by the P'rrys-
burg Lodge No. I79, l. o. G. 4. at
their semi-annual etc ion ON Tu-sd. y
aua N tn1.
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II ATS d GAPS.
A tARGEAssOr'nsntat
"A @ BEACH'H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-07

ApOlogy.-It was our dc,i-e to have
been middlemsn' at the Grangsr's pic
mic on last Saturday at Bowling Green, by
getting between some memb,r Of the oreer
and his dinner basket and then get up a
corner on the basket. But thin our
mOdesiy forbade attendance without an
invitation. Then again we had N'ionS
oF being taken fer one of those inevitable
Post.paEters and mail agents OF whom
we have heard SO much & late who, IL l.
claimed, are doing nothing but packing
and forming rings to control
the offices OF the district and swindlinR
the . poor far@ers OF any voice In the
matter" 10 say nothing Of our busi
ness which demanded our attention at
home IL will be seen that we had reasons
BILE excuses for pot being present.
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tVtHIUg.
w. G. T.--C. C. TaviOr.
w. II. II. S.--Miss s lrah Bloomh Id.
w. l.. Ii. S--MiSs Prarly Gates.
w. V. T.-Mrs. l. G. Wilson.
w. X. S.-Niss Emma Eeither.
w. +. S -Jamcs Vass.
Treasvrer.-Jamrs Belyillr.
Chaplain. Adams.
Marshal.--Frank CourieE
w. I. G Miss Minnie Bloomfield.
w. o. G.-James Cascbeer.
Installation on Tuesday enenin1 next.
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PersOnai.-Mr. Geo. II. MCCARTNEY,
OF Custar, called upon MS on Tuesday.
He has purchased MIR. A. BRETz's Irsur-
ance business at Ottawa, and designs
making that his head Iu .rters for a gen.
raj insurance business. Mr. BRETT has
removed to Chicago.
Our young friend Captain DARWIN
Lock, started on Friday last for Bay City,
Mich, for the pIrpOse of running the
Cora Lock during the remainder of the
season. What "Dorby" don't know about
that boat. Others will not be likely tn
learn. We hope to see him in charge Of
another on the Maunlee next spring.
We regret to learn that w. l.. Coox is ly.
ing quite i'll at his home in this place.
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LOCAL MATTERs.

VIEW hDvEnrvsEmENTs:
sbe,i6's Ssle--C O. G. Baird.
Road Notice Daniel Newton.
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Toledo and Deshlsr Accommodate

~ Figures IL Heavy type iadscate Seet'"E
sad Passing Points.
Tne ~ Indicate Stations at which Trains
@GsrNeume to Fail Stop IN a Signal.
ID. MeL AREE ,Sgp't. CiDcipnAp.
Jas. B. NoSK"E, GeuI Agent, roled1.
GtLvJS SmEPLER, Agent, PerrysbuTg'
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VISIT ru Ills sIgnIo Is ERAT1LEuogo IN
l-6O
Recalling Mr. iIualc,'~ extraordinary
charge against American artists in Florence
brings To mind pleasant call at Artist
Mead studio = hen Dee was at work upon
the statue % Ethan Allen IN Brattleboro.
w. The American Institute Of instruction
was then IN Session IN the illace. and the
place was Tui of strangers. II was my
fortune 20 Doe On company with a member Of
the In-titltc. an experienced and successful
teacher. VITO WAS also an accomplished and
Intelligent woman and real lady. just
before reaching the studio rude shanty
90 rough boards standing close 10 the dusty
highway. uitic below the railway station
Ne urta h-rs ui sHy girls talking rather
rArit.d'- lie van Jet Won In. " they in
h'rH'd a- sninItnu~ly. just as well
earn back WITH Us. lor be mas locked
tue door Tie Younger ones of our party
began O." rNpr'~- their regrets. but Miss
IL sand. We viii 20 uu and see for
uur-eNe~ Ca reaching the closed door.
she tnptfrd ~''tiA and it WAS Immediately
opened hy toe arii>t himself. who apollo
sized Tor T- '-aiu- fastened by saying that
bee tad hc,n -,"'y~ hat annoyed during the
"eruiu- 81 r"ca and meddlesome curl
u-iiy
W. were r'rnniiy invited to enter and
a"iianI'y assisted 20 do -. as the doorway
90 The rudu structure was some distance
irpm the ground and there was no stem.
Mr. Mead dld the honurs very gracefully.
IL wa- small rooni. fitted up with view
o. h"-ine--. bot Wr entirely lost sight Of
the rude surroundings IA oar admiration for
tn N'r- ~ lir"gre>~. The statue of Ethan
Alien MAJ hearing completion. and bright
looking ilaiiHn was chipping away at the
lett hand and arm. Seeing our surprise
depicted Ia our faces, | dare say, he ex-
planned. that the Italians beng trained TO
the work from childhood acquired a rapid
lty of movement and nicely of finish almost
impossible for an American to attain that
the plastic art was entirely his own, and he
displayed his model, which was hid from
view by tough partition. Having in mind
the charming story Of the Snow Image
which had fascinated me from childhood. /
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Dam of REV. On. klEK.-Bcr. Edward
Norris Kirk. b. D., the well-known pastor
Of Mount Vernon Church. Boston. died at
his residence in that city, Friday. 81 aro-
plexy. lie had been engaged in writing,
and about = o'clock was spoken to. when
he made no reply, which attracted atten-
lion 1t was then discovered that he was
i'll. and he was removed to sofa. From
this time to hiS death he was unconscious
DIR. Kirk was born in New York city, Aug
llth, 1902. and graduated at Princeton, y.
j in 1920 lie soon afterwards entered
law Office In New York, where he contin-
ued Ior eighteen months lie then entered
the theological school at Princeton. and
after four Year, study was appointed agent
o the American Bndrd OF Commission
err for Foreign Missions In ISIS
he was invited Ia take charge OF a
pulpit IA Albany Tor few months.
bat nj The expiration of this engagement a
new church was organized and he remained
it, pastor for eight years. In 1857 he re
signed his passionate and sailed for Europe.
In both Paris and London lac was urged to
remain and take charge of churches. but
having been appointed Secretary OF the
Foreign Evangelical Society. he returned in
1888. This Office required him to present to
American Protestants the claim of Catholic
countries on their missionary zeal. In June.
1872, be accepted a call TO become the pastor
Of a new Congregational Church in Boston,
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known as Mount Vernon Church. and from
that time to the day of his death he was ITS
senior pastor. In is46 he visited Europe
again, and ten wears afterwards wentior the
third time. at the request ofthe American anu
Foreign Christian Union. to inaugurate
regular system Of religious worship i0r the
American Protestants of PARIS Inns
commission he fulfilled by securing
the erection Of the American Chapel Aiter
n hasty visit TO the Holy Land he returned
TO ms home and charge in Boston, where ne
has since remained. DR.. Kirk has published
several volumes Of sermons, LECTURES on
Christ's PARALLELS, n translation OF Gaussen
on Inspiration and Of Attie's Lectures on
the Literature of the Times OF Louis Nh
He has also published many volumes oil al
dresses. and. aside from his duties as
preacher and pastor. lac has always been
prominent in literary, religions and benevo-
lent enterprises. lie was chaplain oil tine
Massachusetts, Senate few years ago, ana
has been one of the most popular preachers
connected With the Congregational denomi-
nation. Besides being finished orator, he
was a profound scholar, an original thinker
and sound loglcian. For several years
mast be has been suffering from an affection
Of the eyes. causing an almost total blind
ness. but of late that has been in measure
overcome.
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The story ul an ancient EnsIi~.i amit g..
illustrated in the remaIkah., tflai r..r tH-
recently held all England iu attention AH
the secrets of the unluck, TvhL,ru ..i.
the least attractive traits ol their daiu...fI-
careers, have been held up before t..-i,. bin
and have been dwelt upon day tl at, t.r
the entertainment of millions 90 read o.
Yet there j. enough OF real interest OF this
singular case o. atone Tor it, extreme irustn
and ITS not very improving details The real
question involved is whether q mother can
mistake the l1cutl-v of her child or ie;her
peryerse temper and an impulse OF hatred
may not have led her Co recognize az iui-
POstor a. her OWL son, and maintain the
deception Tor the purpose ul aycnginr her
iancled or real wrongs upon her hu-hani--
relatives. For 10 the close of her lite Lady
1ichborne never waycrcd Dr. her a--..r--i .,,.
thar the unattractiya claimant Wa hen -,iii
Roger. She treated him wiki all ts. ZEN
derness she was capable of. and defended
him against all the world.
ST. james licnborne. the father Cd. ho.er.
married lienriette Felicite.a natural ,ausI,-
ter OF Mr. Henry seymour, Of Kua,le The
marriage wa> Al unusually uuiortunate uue.
Lady Iichhurne = temper Wa pruyuhu-
aud ;mperIou- 90 the last degree >.rJaur.-.
~ ilu seems % have wanted resolution. had
io i,st from her constant pruyocatiop~ lla.
~-.u represents his paternal hume a> % liIa.-.-
ct torment. ur hN even more eiu,,la-..
rar',. Four children were horn 10 tlr .i-
iurkA parents. and oi these Roger va ...
elder, the representative 60. an Huci,if Iat,.
ny, and the heir oi twenty -u., th,.~a...
pounds a Year. iii> uIuihcr u-iStrG ,l.,.
bringing him up frcucn.nsI,. t..
hthtr naturally nuus-,si her n.,l I..I
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MILK PANS D.!


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New Ra-ines> ia iSz.s-i;:. io.i ioiicic-.
Assuring s5:.i52.5@ 500


WILLIAM G.. ALEXANDER. Pre- dent
GETF-,E 7. ApEL, Ice-Fres. hauk u- "ii-ie
HENRY - ALEXANDER. Ale2ande- A Green.
JOIN AUCHINcE2ssS=5ghn H. anl HUI Aul
JAMES W. ALEXANDER. 81 V1egfre se1-.
BENJ. J. BATES. Pies Bank oi Commerce. tr-es1i
JAMES 81 EEEBE Boston.
IhuAAs a. LlhllLE. ~ ace ll,t -
ROBERT BLISS Bliss ,s Allen. Ii " hf- NiTro'
WM ILOUGFrT. - Pearl street.
WAYMAN GROW. 81. Lau.--
THOMAS a CJ INNINGS. Everett i-Uu-.
THEODORE CUHLEie pl lIteipli.l-
HENRY JAY. L0ri. Day L0rI
JOIN !. pnNALiiSnN. d. J.. tlat.n 81 81"
CYRUS " FIELD -- Liberty street.
SIMEON FITCH. b. East tr-rtt Nt. street,
DU DIZZY =. GREGORY. Jersey t-ft-
AsIBtL GREl-N- Alexander q 6rcen-
JAMES 81. HALSTEu Pre- Amer Fire la
PAEN EN Han ill ~ Nassaut street.
Z JUn>ON IANLEY fl broadwas.
SAMUEL HOLMES. - Pear street
HENRY A. III RLBUT, % West Tweut e.I sir,e-
ROr-r KENNEDY Pre-. M. Iaaa Coco.
GEu. Co. htlLiGG, 500 Lral1val-
NM. e. AhbtRI. o. broadway
Epar ~ lA1fl. ElsI. u. i..- East i. -tl...
DANIEL D.. LHl.i. lsIrl. lIv & L'rl-
JAMES Low Low. llarr iulu q g.
uENhA u ~ NkVIANl. l-i bru4iwaf-
.CuAS j. MARTIN. Pre- Home lns. Co.,
joins q MCtuuk. i5i B-0a1Wat-
JOIN r. MOORE. I pper Aque.n-uc- / ~ l-..l.
dEu. H. MORGAN u ENclIn-e Place
= T. NAVARRO. VICE Pres. Com Warel.u-e q
STEPHEN Il. PHILLIPS, san franclsc., Ca
HORACE PuRTEk-N -ee-Pres Pal imam Pal l-.t
REMINGTON 7 RANDOLPH Jersey City
JOHN SLOAN. v. & =. sloane i-l LrHaov-s.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Pres. Mercantile Iru-, t.-
GEu. u. STUART. P1lsdel fl.4-
HENRY S. TERE ELL. .- ". Twentieth s-raer
sAMU FL ". TOLREl s- Chamber street.
ALANsON TRASH. A. a a %. Trass.
GEO Z. UPTON Boston.
WI WALKER, DE- East Tweury-h-si s-rer,
WI WLlTEWBl6llI. Jr "a broadway.
Benz WILLIAffSNN. +. Eliietl. n. d.
HENRY YOUNG fI Nassau street
THOMAS :. YOUNG. Del Cuam''er- .f--s'
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MAKES THE weak STRONG,

IJ.c f'C7'3sg'iCH Sri-3Fl3. n Protect
81 solution ~ TIE EF1t0--idr o.
IRON fs So combined rs 10 hare
TIE character Of Cli OfjWcUf. rs
easily d{gcSfcfi cHd 0esiHH1fcF
grifA The b5God e-s Zee SfnluIcSs
T0cst- II 3N~F--e..s tllc QIqnffsIg
81 NotHJ'c'S c'~r tG}i-jnO
trent. iron Z. tic bIO0.f. CJff
cares 20 fHc0s7Hd Us. siuD5V
ogIcH5lsg Up. fVrig0rUfiHG ami
H0ti-iRg fhr Sgsfcl0. The en-
7ichci and rifoii-cd LEOod per
TRHOtcs C1'crV pGrt 81 the 6OdV.
9'cJ'0sFiug d0lHCT@S 0lsd 9rGsfe.
searching 0Ul morbid seer
ftoAs- Gl'd fcGrjag nothing Jc.-
CiScTsc to feet T},oR.
This - The secret Of the arm
CciJdt SfscccSS Of fAis g.eHlcrfY Ia
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant. DropSy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca- Boils, Nervous Affections.
ChillS and FcvcrS, Humors.
Loss of Constitutional Viror.
Diseases Of the I1idneys ard
Biaddcr. female CcmnlaintS.
O." al stiSec.scs OriTiRGfiUg az
q bad state al the L5OOe5. o.. Gc-
col7pGRicd Gy Gcbl5itY on. a Tor,
state Of tie system. {;ciRT free
from AtcOhCj. iss GRB form. lis
cHerGs-iHg effects are not fol-
f0icett on corresponding 1'eGc-
s!oH, 6ist are pcINcEeHt. iAJii-
sing strength. 9'jOOy'. aud 7lcfr,
siTe INTO az parts Offbe system.
and building srp az IRON Cor
stitU;ioH.
Thousands hare been cltGnGe2
Or TIE atsc offhis 9-epedy. from
sreGk. sickRy. ssSGeri1G cJ.ca-
tHres, to strong. hcGlti,B. and
hGppD men and 9cOIRe5S: prsey
1I'roftids CHsysOt FcasONaGgyhes-
sfcte 10 Giyc i5 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP GlO,c1s iIs the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SEThW. F0WLE L SONS, Projectors.
No Milton Place, BOSTON.
SOLD BT DKUGGTsTs CENTRALLY.
Oct 2-deodRwiy
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GENERAL AGENTS

william q. Garland, san Francisco. g..
A. l. Re.charI Denver. Cal.
W.N. Crane. Omaha. Me-.
WI. Ross. Davenport. Iowa.
George. 1. Torbert. puduque. lova.
West 4 Eastman. Cedar Rapids. low.
Charles Ethcridge. s.. Paul NJ
james u. Brawue-. s.. Louis. H..
Walter Buckne-. Kansas cry. NJ
Joseph Hamilton. Milwaukee. W..
H.F. Jennison. CAica-o H.
Robinson 4 Callender. Peoria, H.
W.M c. Blake = son, Greeua.t.e. ira.
llama a Thompson. lafayette lud.
John Z. Cooper. Indianapal I'M
,. Z. Zimmerman, Fort WAYNE iu-.
A.P. Cleveland a son. New or.r.r-. II
Charles. y. Chaate. Atlanta. Ga.
!. Z Murrell. Mobile Ala.
Steele ( L.ndsley Nashville. Tenn.
Zoe 4 Lyon. Louisville, Ky.
Peyton A Ellerson. Richmond. s..
France, uaycr Washington. j.. e..
Andrew J Gould. jackson, M.cH.
mmons { Grover. Detroit, Mca
Wilmer 4 Mitchell. Baltimore. NJ.
Charles C.. Graves. Cine nsti. Oh-o.
]. LAY ton Register. Philadeluha PENN
IA. Spencer. Buffalo. NY.
Cyrus Stuart. Gloversvillc. ny.
Ransom B. True, Syracuse, ny.
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Our excellent Governor is liberal. In
his Fast Day proclamation. in recommend
ing tine people To assemble in their respect.
i've places sof worship, be also adds ''to
unitedly ask an Almighty God for pardon,
&c, which indicates broad constitutional
and theological latitude. not excluding the
'.heathen Chinee. ''-Beliosrs Falls Times.
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WANTED,

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
l OF Philadelphia, m old and reliable Life Com
pauy, desires an Agent In every portion Of this
stats in which il is not now represented. IL is u
strictly Mutual Company, returns its surplus pre-
miums Ia its members every year. and as ns sT-
peHses ane snail. furnishes them Insurance at the
lowest possible rates All Ut its Policies non
ioreitable for their value affer the third Lib
eral Commis sion contracts made with reliable men
Apply 10 Ii. 3. STEPHENS. Vice rrest, No. 92
Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
March 39xiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03
The brooklyn council.

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