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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Are they but soldiers who enlist
When peril shocks the Nations hearth
Who leave the maiden's lips unkissed,
Or kiss the wife and child, aud party
But soldiers then, when calls the drum
And calls the flashing bayonet; Gomez
Aud batteries challenge: " II you dare ~
When all the standards wave unfured,
And other clouds than Heavens are hurled
To dim the beauty OF the world,
And death floats free in airi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
An Ars OF comnst,t,nn.

In this day Of the world competition is
active IN the extreme. But In the long run
it's the best which wins the prize of public
preference In spite Of all the dcceits used to
bolster up weak articles. For this reason
DooIEY's YEAST PowDER is recognized as
the highest possible achievement In baking
powder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Never falls to relieve and permanently cure
all those diseases commonly known as female
complaints. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graofenbcrg Co., SO Reade St., NY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
Ho, for Eastern Nebraska!

Rich Smooth, Tillabe Prairie at 81 TO 80 per
acre. Climate healthy water good; accessible to
the Great Trans Continental Railroad In latitude Of
Central and Southern Iowa. Running streans, but
no swamps. Residence not required. Unsnrpassed
for Grain, Dairy and Stock business For Maps and
Jree information and Round-Trip Tickets at Excur-
sion rates, good for 90 days, apply TO- ,,, -,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

llH AInlt YNuN Ohtu TtrANNuk
That long has echoed in its npte
The voilgy rattle, fierce and sharp.
The thunderlbass OF cannon throat;
That sang Of fields where Glory swayed,
But wingless Victory paused, and stayed
To see her only flag unfurled;
That summoned, as bugle blown;
That challenged. as 0 trumpet's tone;
That guickened, as a bolt is thrown
From Heaven, to shake the worldl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

ATTENTION is called to the offer made by
the National Plating Co., 2O4 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, in our columns. Their sill
yer ware is represented as beautiful and fully
up to standard, and their generous offer is
available to all the readers of this paper
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

The cost of a forty-mile-an-h hour
train is double that Of running thirty
miles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
Rheumatism ouickIv Cured.

DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
case of Rheumatism on the face of the earth,
no matt + of how long standing. Price 81 a
bottle: six bottles S5. Sold by all druggists.
Send for circular TO HELPHENsTINE d. BENT
LEY, Druggists, Washington, d. G.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
81 HAD NEVER FOUND ANYTHING
BEFORE THAT HELPED ME- SO
Hy M

Owing to its Healing, Nerve Restorative
and Cleansing properties, all female COM
plants are at once benefited by the use of
3 reasonable time 1t has also special prop
critics adapted to this class of diseases, and
it's cleansing and regulating qualities, to.
gether with its building up or Restorative
action on the nerves, adapt it specially to
these cases. Here is a complication very
common to females, readily relieved:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

They most are soldiers, who shall keep
That climax of their manhood yet;-
Who stand on guard when others sleep,
And bear in mind what all forgeti
Not in the clash OF steel is found,
For them, the only battle-ground:
Equipped and armed, through life they 20,
Their hearts best blood resolved TO spend
Where Honor shows some grander end
For whom each true man is friend,
And each false man a foel
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Oh, never from our elm-tree shades
SO sweetly piped the thrush rs now;
Nor, mid the lonely Everglades.
The mOcking-bird on cypress bought
Nor wild-grass woye by meadow rills,
Nor clover on the happy hills,
so soft carpet for the Springi
Bound is each hand that fain would spoil;
The Truce Of God upon our soil
DescendH, like Sabbath after toll,
His benisOn to briDgi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Ali must VIC then renounce the theme
That first can rouse and best inspire
The splendor Of the soldiers dream,
The ardor Of the patriots firct
When each, to sternest duty bowed,
Makes all, as common kindred, proud,
And blOts the long reprOach OF Time
When Youth forgets what most Is fair,
And Age assumes nOblcr care,
And Manhood, MS a wave in air,
Heayes high, TO fall sublimei
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

Not SO i--the summit Of his deed
Ia the true measure of the man,
Though once alone ne caught the speed
That every baser aim 0utran,
What once lloment is, assures
The certainty or what endlfres,
And thus its sacred law deCrees;
So ye, whom battle spared or Scared a...
Safe-sheltered now from disregard,
Hearken to England's blind old bard:
(" Peace hath her victoriesln
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

ID.
DR.. NJ. NJ FENNER, Fredonia, N. Y.-Dedr Sir:
Stomach Constipation, Pain in my Back and
across me, aud great Soreness and Weakness
which had for many years, and for which bad
doctored great deal but never got more than
some temporary relief | began taking your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic about a
year ago. / had never found anything before that
helped me so well. | continued to gain steadily
till thought myself wholly cured. About SIX
months have now passed, and have not had any
return OF the disease. MRS. ELECTA SWEET.
Hundreds of cases like the above might be
cited. This Remedy is a vegetable COM
pound, SO made up of the choicest plants,
carefully collected from every country and
cline in the world, as to possess the rarest
Alternative or Cleansing and Purifying, to-
gether with Healing and Tonic or Nerve
Strengthening and Restorative properties
combined.
For sale by dealers in medicines.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

What once, in fiery test of war,
So proved itself, must ever stand,
TO make the land worth living for.
Since others died to save the land i
Take from their lips the parted breathi
Make Life rs glorious as is Death
To them that triumph when they fall:
Still bid the phantom sqnadrOus thrOng
Their purpose aud their will prOlong
To guard the hight, repel the Wrong,
And, giving, gain their ALL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
Mothers, Mothers. mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teethiug in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health to the child. gives rest to the mother.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
so,a,ers ~ peoce,-In M: " mccain

HUIWIVTH UI TtUJt iii VII UVEWU
You service, and it must not cease
Until the sOldier through the man
Has conquered and ennObled peacel
Frank eyes OF youth grow bright, to trace
A spell on each historic face
That sets your lives their own above;
And woinan's homage, sweet and shy,
Not w0man's pride shall dare deny,
Since he who readiest is to die
Is truest in his lovel
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

The virtues poured in lavish food
To whelm our cOarser Self in shame;
The pure infection Of the blood
That burned for loftier need than fame -
Must these he losti-or absent now
The song of lip, the light Of brow,
Remembering they were doubly oursi
And, though we honor both as one,
That strain Of blood in both begun
Say, lies il buried from the sun,
Beneath memorial fowers2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

hprepared from tho true jamaica Ginger, combined
with choice aromatica and genuine FLench Branay,
and Is vastly superior :? every other ExraSt Or E
prepared with alcohol by the old process. ninstanty
relieves
Cholera, Cholera MorbWs, Cramps
and Paths, Chronic DtaTrhOea'
DySeptery and Cholera Isifdn-
tup, DiGrrhOea IN TeethtnO, and
all Summer Complaints, Dys-
pepstG, FyGttsEencv, SItSOOtsh DE-
Oesti0n, Want of Tone and Ac-
tivity In the Stomach and BOtOcIs,
Oppression after Eating, Rising
Of Food, and Similar Ailments.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Qrocers
and Dealers In Medicine. Price, 80 cents. Samples
free. Dealers should purchase original packages OF
one dozen g obtain the trial bottles for free dis
Wholesale Druggists Boston.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

XIV.
One loyal habit summons all
From out the dust OF old desires;
One spark Of truth your deeds let fall
shall I'LL the land with fresher fires
Though Youths belief be Marrhood's doubt,
And generous hopes be trampled out
BY cynic scorn or selfish Will,
Yethonor stays, devotion burns,
And pride that mean concession spurns:
No man his early faith unIearns,
And Keeps his manhood still
XIV.
This, Soldiers, be your chosen fate,
Your fame. that longest shall endured
Ills noble, thus to save State,
But nObler yet to make it pure,
For all whose swords were bravely crossed
There Is no true cause that was lOstl
Defeat unites with Victory
To win, for each, a grander aim
One Fatherland, redeemed from blame;
One Past, OF sadder. prouder fame;
One Future just and free
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

KINasFoRDs OswEGo SILVER GLOSS
STARCH gives a substantial stiffness, a pure
white and glossy finish to linen otherwise
unattainable.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
One holier sun swakes at last

For North and South the blithe, bright hours;
No more upon our dead are cast
The Once-divided gifts OF flowers;
But where the live-onk hides In NOES,
Aud where the plumy larches toss
Their arms above the MaylOwer's bed,
And where wide waves Of prairie crawl
To meet, far-west, their mountain wall,
The Peoples voice says: Peace to alli-
We honor equal dead"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13

II.
II knaves beguile, by felon art,
The shifting favor OF the hour;
II civic rule from right depart.
And brazen mpudence has power;
II low Ambition buy his place
While Merit waits in haf-disgrace,
Still undecided sways the fight:
The bugle still to charge commands;
There Is no truce of tongues or hands,
No quarter, while one fOeman stands
TO mock eternal Right
XII.
The idle blade is gnawed with rust,
Though meteor of hundred fields;
The lHuCe, unhandled, falls TO dust.
That proved its grain on shivered shields.
And Manhood, that has learned 10 dare,
Should as sword his courage wear,
His honor as flag defend
Should stand, amid the heedless host,
A lifelong sentry at his post,
His sole device aud knightly boast:
To break, but not TO bend
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-13
SoLDtERs or PEACE.

OF raE ARMY OF rHB PoToMAo AT PROVIDENCE.
II IA the brave that first forget
And noble foes that hrst unite;
Not they who strive and passion whet
Then slink when comes the need to smite.
'Tis mutual courage that forgyes,
And answering honor that outlives
The onset's hOnr, the battles day;
The hearts that dare are quick TO feel;
The hands that wound are soft TO heal;
The blood that dims hero's steel
His proud tears wash awayl
, 1877-06-25
CHICAGO HOODillMc.

Between 4 and 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
gang OF .onghs, only throo OF whom havo tins far
been captured, went out upon tho north pier with
the deliberate intention Of bully Raging every ono
they found out thcro. One OF them, John Rus
sell. had btcn out thc5. week ago, and amuAcd
hmsolf vaatly Try sslztnE small boYs and breaking
up t.peif dstn9- tackle. liz thsn sefAod man
named Frank kanhko, residing on West Ee!o
street near Milwaukee avenue. and, because ho
Wonla not give up bis ashlnE he IhedW him
Into tho lake. whonce ho wns with difficulty oxtri.
Gated. frstarday morning. this aathe Ioottnm
gathered hts gnnR, aud went out determined not to
bu driven away ~ be had been tho previous 6unday
by those who witnessed his outrageous conduct.
1ha cnng began by breaking UP nahtnH rods
and maltseatihg evcryone with whom they can,o
10 coutact Finally they ,scizea the Ellsworth
ono Of them resented ths!r outrageous condoct,
prevent b. btolhc.a from aidlnx 1llm. Tho boy
camo within IN AGA Of drowning, and probably
would hAys had It mot been for tho Interference Of
Tho rest Of the crowd this pier. Al this the fius.
sell gRng showed hght and In tho melee Mcu!rn cut
George Sits. Of No. :a8 West Indiana steeot.
sw!cc upon tho head wtAi soms dull lnsttun,snt.
After this they Departed. THIS police heard OF tho
occurrence sarly. and following up tho gany, sue.
cseacd In Asrcsttny John Nnasoll, Thomas Mc-
GuIFe, and John Gleason. HcyeFnl OF the gang
escaped BY taking bouts across tho Hver WHOM they
heard Of tho coming Of tho pOllco. or these. It IL
barely probable that Any Will bo cAnRht t1l tbs
r!nyleaderA of tho dnbollsn Rru In "hock, " and
should be made to suffer the extrumcst Peaalty OF
ot tho law. Young Sits WAS cut badly on 10th
Bldes Of the head, but IL not dangerously injarod
, 1877-06-25
The NEz PERCEs.

WARRINGTON, II. u, Jane 24.-The Chief Of tho
Ordinance bureau has given osdets for tho Issue OF
coo stand Of arms 10 Tho Stats Of Oregon. 500 to
the Territory OF Idaho, and 500 to Warrington Ter.
tit0Fv.
press dispatch pays the following II just received
from Lewiston under date Of the 2;Id, from =
Miller lsft iApwal Thursday evening for H.
Idaho with 100 men, infantry and voluntsers,
t,en. Howard left Lapwnt yeater1ay tFrtdsyl with
Capt. Wllkinson Ia With rcn, Howard. Lieut..
Eb.sein ssya scout Of twenty .ave vealan,sss11 .a
of Grand ia ID ' Hounds % Valley 70 eat Of, my
lulians who may be on their wsy &,
join. Chtof Jo.eph. Col. Perry, has scns
disns have gone Esatward. Troops lcA,s In ono
hour for l.apma!, w will leave Lapmai MordaII
morning 10 lo!M tho fnrccs now IN tho 1s'd: WIZ
here. Are 10 60 to tho front at 0nce, Excitement
substllpg ln Lewiston.
, 1877-06-25

A1s. morgan, IN Englishnnn OF 1o7 years Of
age, celebrated bis last birthday 1t the Star aud
Garter, Richmond, surrounded BY si1ty.sc!ea
Of Ills postcrtJ, which numbere 109 IN ell, Nr;
h!s speech IN Cancellation with Amcrten." lie
was II when f;Ibbon wus pennluk tho last page
OF "The Decline and Fall" at Lausanne. -Four
generations Of statesmen have, during hls ltlss
years old when Chatham fell falnttng at bis
post lie was boy when "Thc Rivals" was
Kissed OF tho stagu, aud wss 18 when Sheridan
dashed Of from d tavern u deliver his tpeer!
time when Napoleon was serving under Dugoi..
mler, and he was "a when the bloody head o.
Danton rolled on the sawdust. During meto 1
episode in th!s long life Byron blsxed out hls
ey, Woriswosth, Calming, Titt, For, anl others
whose uuines viii "tlru mems ears ltku tuusl;
TIL the round worl4s raco bu run" pA'ssa
AWAY.
, 1877-06-25
FRED DOUGLASS.


Ills Visit to His OLD hars n,ome' and Ills sps'eh
DALrtxouR, jams o.-Ale.ter from g. sliehus,'s,
Talbot County, Nd, to Tho Baltimore sun, Et,e.
to that place on Sunday ;he aFst hs has
made aines he leit there fotty'ons
Fears. Years ano. some aoe a.. s sso; afsaa.
,s: % y III THEW, Hs +" CO s
ete 10 H. Old
% sunday As. Douglass @ accompanied MP mic shs % sxear. ar
H9et.ef, '3a 81 eol0Fsd people from baltimore to st.
Tho interview WAS worry pleasant throughout.
W. Douglass stated thai Ia i,is Iook wrttsn soon
10 rel Se hid % batter haTe ieft un..iI. and % for
aSsss h., " ha ED xassaS s wr' H. s f h. Gs
Ssszge9 b. forsivene... CAPT: And Ispils;d MI
VI. H. yfs sE9 ss r.
sent htm 10 Baltimore aftes bis dicnity al Fr,e.
t6e expoctstiop thai he would schtoya hi freedom.
Hcforv returning to ialtimore. Msrshai DouQlnss
aes ,bs, s,q Aa Az; sSsn d Sd h roo6
Ia s Mashs nen Tho
eoiornd people ind ia1sa number of Wits peopis
IL sssa 's9 81 ss;x SsS% thu, he had o. .,n.,,ea to
ns.s msks sp's S Ss s: not
ssnimosity, nor 10 create i.1.tec,thS' .'not nor
Jct 70 recount tho wrongs fI0lciod On iii
race for 200 years, nor 70 no Into art,nnity Yor
matter to ss tie Good AM; rouse tho pass!ons, MOI
ihe Goastitasioa Of tho unitaa statss {" 1 sun,o,
whom Sa!a besn tepssatca for forty .enayesrs.
aul sos II bcamng Viii light from tue otllot world.
j hnve had great. Joy N shaking that han,l.
In looking ih!o That face strickrh with age aad
disease, b1t aglow with the light that comes from
an honest heart
Mr. Douelass then pasecd into enlogy Of ths
most lndomItsbIs, u. most ea1!ehtsasd M rseo in IL
race ii he did not tuil them Just whcts they stood
what m Immense dlesatieo thoy wsrs bsliud
pcople wcto tandsmen.ally and eternaii5 inferior
10 tho whites, but they arc nevertheless practically
intorlor. I'VE must nOt taiK shout ,caSaitJ ".
i a. long a. thoy Gnu butld Vessels md wo ca1os,
wo arc their Iniofiors a. long a. they can build,
railroads and wc cannot, We are their Interiors; a.
long ~ thcy can found. royornments and wo
The bont on Saturday night be notlcod that tl,e too
colotcd people Aboarl made ns n,nch noise ~ COO
whit. tsontn srnufd hrva dnun AND Innr thns
, 1877-06-25
MUIlp1IYsDOI,O AGAIN,


CAnsoxpALg, ILL.,, JnMo 24.-Full particulars In
regard to the shooting at 1furrhysboso yesterday
arc yet lacking, as only tho Witnesses know any.
Thing positive about the matter, and they arc en-
Joined fron, speaking. JudEu Comma Prosecuting
Attorney, went over last ught, bot tho preliminary
examination was postponed until Tuesday morn
ing. From him this morning your correspondent
learned the following: The affair occurred In
O'Connor's saloon. near tho Narrow-0auee depot,
at about o'clock Saturday afternoon. Tie man
went In, evidently intent on ra1aIng Gght, and
began 70 abuse o'Connor, finally winding
up by cuttinx OConnor's teeth loose,
sma.hing h!a no.o; and fotseatlnE.
shnnty. Charles l'ullat.l took hEs part, hut fnn
ayn!nst a hammer n the hands Of Mra. 0'cnnnor,
passing sround to and out Of tllu hack Tho mana
name Y ~ yst an&nown; nullan1 i tho main
ncarnnce on Tuesday. O'ConnoF Ia ont IN bali of
81. .ulO. Tho wounded Ean " in rrcrnrlous con.
dillon, but tho gcnosal Impression Is that he wilt
live.
, 1877-06-25
SlllclnE.

glxa Hsxa, n. T., Juno 24.-A Slrs. nubbeli, Of
brooklyn, who recently arrived hero from Sum.
mer, shot herself and child last night whiIs tom.
p0rarlly iHaaue.
81. Louls. NO., Juno GA southern. boupd
freight. train on the g. Louis, Iron Mountain Il
sonthcrn Hallway, which lsft the depot hero
shortly, after o'clock this morning, ran ossr a
Nsd hn =" fs rS @ ans s1 mse Nv was w
learned to b. John Duty, recently from Galveston,
Tex. lie has relatives III Lynchburg, Va. 1t was
u clear t1Re OF suicide.
Al about 3 o'clock this morning iienry Hoffman,
90 yeArs old. realaent Of this city. whlln under
Tho influence Of dotlf1um trrInans, throw himself
the 1ane place,
, 1877-06-25
SOCIAL COMPLIMENTS.

HFvEFtS& 4HsFt*tFs
DLooM1SaroN, Ill.,, juno 24.-DS George 9.
Smith and lady worn surprised last night ~ An
immense ssseublaxe Of Tho best pcopln Ut the city
who lua!ted TO lender 10 d. Smith shelr regard for
his LAHORE Ia shp temperance cauav upan tic occa-
sion Of The twentieth Anniversary Of his marriage
TO Miss MarJ Maui, oi Pekin. ps. Smith, oua
cgusfstIng Of !, 40 msinben, among whom uns
In dfty were contrmed trunkatds. Tho Wash
in9tonspA, through tho Hon A. u. Campbell, pfs-
ssDtsd hn with silver water -serytce, hLs cht.
l,en set Of chlnA, mud MF. xud Mrs. llaiues, of
Fsklu. I valuable present.
, 1877-06-25
ST tlHN'S DISTRESS,

BANGOR, No., Juno 24,-MAyor Namlin. Of ibis
city, who returned from st. John Saturday, says
the calamity there u overwhelming, The needs o!
the aorely distressed people arc yery great They
are not pe1plo who patade thtf mlstoftaocs.
somsbod{ muas speak for them. II only mecca.
aaFy for the ctucs Of cur country ~ know thfis
true condition,
, 1877-06-25

6ueetai NstufeA to 7As Jt1bnne.
CA.Ro, ILL.,. Juno 24.-Tho man Brown, who was
csught stsaling night before last aud 70 badly
beaten, died last night.
About noon to.d4y negro barber, calling him.
self CoyinEtop, arrested In this city Oh tho in-
stance Of the Sheriff Of DBceola, Ark, on the
cltatgo OF having committed murlor lhcfs about
ntnt months ago. Tho negro denies my kn1wt.
edge oi ths crime liz Ia In jail. and will 10 South
, 1877-06-25

tA71 snd 1915 hence he comparatively Mtst expcndi
&urs TOT thfs rn.ross for these two rca7.
Nearly II not 1u!e OK. TN rOpfss OF thtse rtrofts
hase bcsn prntea taclu!tnx that Of 1870 now under
rsv g, G"1 IT, e.. e. q folding Il them t1hat T. IT,
through the mali be McettsInra. ths IotA wnuld ho
Increased by many t1t0N4hJA OF oatArs. FostAg5 has
beeN paid 1rQn but YETI ANAL prQnnTtiua Of khanl
, 1877-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Spsefal Dtsp7sch to TA< Tribune,
KAKKAKsE. ILL.,, june a4,-The new Catholic
Church In this city was dedicated to-day BY Bishop
Folpy Al least l. 700 persons wcro present, syesy
Ing wna unusually dne, and tho entaro toFcmnny,
lasting three hours, was Interesting 10 the largo
,.uinbss Of psotestauts who wars thc.c. TAa D.sh.
op delivered hio discourse In knsIlsh In which
b. a SS~nS at' to - 5o In ~ no.s
shascs. VA. dedicated. Tho nav eaides IL tho i.,
espsey s u i.s - sS ts a sssn
dinuer va served II thc old church to II who
T. s IL a1q5s ."
she BIshop confirmed elaas Of $50 In 1t. noso's
Church, and sbons dry In tho German Catholic
Church.
s..eta, ssss ;a:,s;ea -. q IA. !; ~ 47ssu...
aeae.ssa r u hs Ssioa 1.oa cS:1s aH'1
M.ns ohtI:ti.n fhe dsacaiory oaa. ssr.
sos 1aa psoa: H. ch1ss s
pastors Of all our churches were psesonl, and par.
;ss IL ,as ;siTss a' ysSs sP
e &: :;s: :s;s''1 -; sSss s '' s,'' ~: =
H AZ aehs snon .etsss: wets lsa ~ ths sSss:i
and Mr. Morton preached an excellent sermon.
%s sa saS r. g. 'ssa sns Sas Of +
ia.o, aaa auti ias ihs week. VIII 1Is!s psrn .aa ii
9sS"s ~ssH Mss' ss' e. s %
our State.
s.s ea g. &, ss'as &: .ns,rs
safy oi s. Je.a Daplisto. the Canadian pst!on
sssns s ds :DsesSt S:
eaSSs: :Ss'is' I'll @ ss.'"sSi se.a Lowell
rASTORAL.
, 1877-06-25
nun pFNNnMc.

CoLuNsus, o.. Juue :4.-Oen. Wikof. Pension
Agent IN this city, has received oe!al not!ncasou
that all pensous Tor Tho State Of Ohio will h0 paid
1t Columbus after the 30th OF juno.
, 1877-06-25
npIT,EARY.

coLuxyuy. o., June 24.-PetcF Amhas. rrcai-
dent Of the First National Bank OF lhla city, died
thls morning OF pssslyyIx-
, 1877-06-25


Tbs specific appropriation for salary (S1 600
pur Ang9all of salondloslit Hls4e fur fhs year
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Il de.arrd " bare .4<Ht(c concernnE
the ErsasAopper relttonl IN Tho ea II Ma found
.osSa! oss;! spPsspri..Ioa q f!a.o%n % M g sGnoia.
G!rlt AppfYus!9s!on Act approved March u 1911.
ofssns q q aSe, ths hoe: :eaolsfs A..
accompany 1t b. svtn suggestion 10 the na,1,eass
lass-A1tolt grown ~ 10 Bnlua-nIghk ht 0tratad OF
palls4ted, not to say avoided
This c1st uf Printing the reports Of t431 nud 1868
estlAs Tho reposts ef The Public ft4ter fof tlcla
t&o year. do mt 9irn tho coat n detail n Ia sub4s
sctusl Per copy Of Printing tho fpoft Vt b0l and
Il Qutt8 - likely ~ ~ t0o ANAL - loo lArx%
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