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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
-Jorsev leland Tho n,ooo from wh;o

Jersey Island, tho place from which
we obtain the favorite Jersey COW, is q
small spot of land. If squared, it is six
and three quarter miles each way. Yet
this little island has q population of
G0,000 human beings, and has over
$4,000 cattle, and has had that number
for the last twenty years, for the census
of 1861 gives 12,o37. And yet they ex-
port on an average annually 1000 head.
Roughly speaking. on this island they
manage to support one head of kline to
every acre, while in England there is
only one head to every ten acres;
therefore, in proportion to its size,
Jersey exports as many cattle every
year as England contains. If England
were to export cattle at the same rate,
her whole stock would be swept away
in a single year. A good Jersey will
yield half her own weight in butter in q
year-she rarely exceeds 800 pounds,
and her average weight at home is
about 700 pounds. What little spot OF
earth can make better showingp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

"A party of boys recently found,
while playing near the town hall in
East Machias, an Indian burial-place,
which proved to be the most interest
ing discovery of the kind ever made in
Maine. The Indian who laid buried
there was evidently chief. A copper
band encircled his skull, copper orna-
ments hung to his right ear, which was
dried and still we'll preserved, and on
part of his scalp grew long, black hair.
An iron knife lay on his breast, his face
was covered with mat made from the
cat-tail rush, and his body was wrapped
in q decayed moose.skin, on which
rested copper breast-plate seventeen
inches long. There was also a trian
gular AK like those used by the early
French settlers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
ALndx Want. to Know

the latest Partisan style Of dress and bon
net; new way to arrange the hair. Mill
ions are expended for artificial appliances
which only make conspicuous the fact that
emaciation, nervous debility, and femal
weakness exist. DIR. Pierce's Fayorit'
Prescription" is sold lln'er positive guar
antee. II used as directed, art can be dis
pensed with. 1t Will overcome those dis
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

Chocolate jelly Cake. Take six
ounces OF butter and eight OF sugar and
rub them TO cream; stir into it eight
well-beaten eggs and pound of sifted
flour; add the grated rind and juice oI
fresh lemon, and turn the mixture o.
scolloped tin plates that have been weil
buttered. The cakes should not be
more than quarter of an inch thick on
the plates. Bake them Immediately in
quick oven till of light brown; pile
them on plate, with II layer of choco
late cream ON the top OF each,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

Maryland can boast that the Presi-
dent of the United States Senate, who
is virtually Vice-President of the Unit
ed States, was born on her soil. David
Davis was born in Cecil County, Md,
but went West when young man. The
celebrated Henry Winter Davis was his
cousin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
A ,fl.tnNe NAV he Fatal,

You are not consumptivo, but II you "let
n cough alone' you are In danger OF the
worst disease on earth. Piso's Cure will
cure, consumption, but much easier and
quicker when in the early stage and only a
cough Sold by druggists at 25c. and 81. 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

A HoLYoKE, Mass, exchange alludes to
the cure of ID. o. Judd, Esq, U. S. Super
visor of Postal Card Mandatory, who was
cured by st: Jacobs Oil Of rheumatism and
neuralgia. bridgeport Comm Standard.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

The Custer monument has been
erected on the battlefield upon which
the daring General fell. 1t is of gran
lite, in the form of q low obelisk. 1t
bears the names of all who died in Gus
ter's fight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

NAMES seem to have lost their signifi-
cance. Christian johnson is under arrest
in Detroit, Mich, on the charge of burglary,
and Christian Angel for refusing to support
his family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

"Golden Medical Discovery" is a concen-
trated, potent Alternative, or blood cleansing
remedy, that wins golden opinions from all
who use it for any humor, from the common
pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the formid-
able scrofulous swelling, or ulcer. Internal
fever, soreness md liberation, yield to its
benign influences. Consumption, which is
but scrofulous affection of the lungs, may,
in Its early stages, be cured by free use o.
this God given remedy. See article on con
sumption and its treatment in Part Ill. o.
the Worlds Dispensary Dime Series o
pamphlets, costs two stamps, postpaid.
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

MR.. GEORGE DRAKE, 4s Oak street, In
dianapolis, Ind, suffered terribly with wa
ter rheumatism. He used St. Jacobs Oil
and was entirely cured.-M Y Spirit of the
Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

NEIGHBoR's pretty daughter: "How
much is this yard?" Draper's son (des.
perate spoons" on herr: "only one kiss"
III 1t Is so cheap will take three yards,
and grandma will pay you.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

THERE was young man named Hughes
Who had bad fit of the blughes;
He tore out his eyes,
And ate seven peyes,
And danced till he wore out his shuQhes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

Norliingmen will economize by employ
ing DIR. Pierce's Medicines. His Pleasant
Purgative Pellets" and Golden Medical
Discovery" cleanse the blood and system
thus preventing fevers and other serious
diseases, and curing all scrofulous and 9TH
er humOrs. Sold by druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EycWater. Druggists sell 1t. 25c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

THE Frazer Axle Grease is the best and
only Genuine. We know It.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
THE MARKETS.

WHAT State is round on both sides and
high in the middle? Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

Rats, cats, mice, ants, flies, insects, cleared
out by "Rough on Rats l5c, druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
what,. saved 4. ga,ned.

EVERY man Is the architect of his own
fortune, but mighty few Of them ever learn
tho trade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

"A railroad brakeman attempted
suicide in New York a few days since.
In an unguarded moment he called out
the name o. g station SO distinctly that
nearly two-thirds of the passengers
understood 1t, and when the fun
enormity of the unprofessional act
dawned upon him, remorse,, like a
worm in the bud, fastened its lacerating
fingers upon his conscience and tortured
him until life became a burden. Other
brakemen win no doubt heed we'll the
lesson, and in future use the utmost
caution in making their weird an
nounoements. Detroit Free Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04

"A tall man having rallied friend
on the shortness OF his legs, the friend
replied: "My legs reach the ground;
what more can yours doP'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-04
LYDIA e. PINKHAM'e
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


fsr all those Painfs1 Complaints sn6 weaknesses
socerzraon to our best female population.
II viii cure entirely tho worst form Of Fcmao Com
plsnta all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcers
uon, Falling and Displacemcnts and tho consequent
Spinal wealkncss and is particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
1t viii dissolve and erpcl tumors from the uterus In
an early stage OF development Tho tsndencyt TO
ccrous humors there 10 checked verynpeedly by Its
II faintness nstulancy. destroys all craving
for stmuants and relieves weakness OF tho stomach
10 cures Bioatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility siecplessncss. Depression and Ind
gcstion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backsche Ia always permanently cured by its usA
IL will At ali times and updor all circumstances act In
harmony with tho laws that govern the female system
For the cureof Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound Ia unsurpasscd. 20
LYDIA x. PrNKHAMs VEGETABLE COM.
POUNDS prepared at as3 and s5s Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price o. sx bo.tlesfo S. Sent by mail
In the form OF pills. also In the form of lorenges, on
receipt of price, sI per box for either Mrs Pinkham
freely all letters Of inquiry. Send for pampf
iet Address above. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. PINKHAMs
LIVER PILLS, They euro constipation, biiousness,
and torpidty Of the liver. S cents Der boz.
, 1881-11-29

THE pl.EsnYTEn1AHs.

THE rnEsHYTEHIAEs.
r+ho p-,ohrtnrior ,ntat tcre l,.;d +1,oIr rcv,,11r
~ 49,. m.u t,, ."s a.n
wecAsy theotltlk III tno oheIm,n !'onso yos'cF,
~ ,oolr ,otn IN. worh ncc,lci IN lin chn rtn,in
and penal Institutions. It rocommenle'' united
work on the part of nll the denominations, nru
nrc.ont ~ sha cosn @ To- tI,e o,bnr ,nistorli nssa.
p.ssss 'au ..a. ,.s' o.1o ,.. ,,'t,.
c'auohs' Win n VIC" 10 hee4rhR tho'r w
operation. Tho Kov. HcrTlck johnson reId M
Interesting paper pn "Neylrnis," setting forth
their advantages, hut urgtdR discrimination
'e''''0' N ] r,tr mrT,,on,srs' ma
The afcthoilst ministcrs' weekly meeting was
held yesterday at tho'r rooms OH Washington
NThc Rev 4. G. 0c0rRe. Of Centenary Church.
R!ve brief skotcb OF the lnbors nf Tue Msth-
plist Eeumeniual m Conference !, roc.ntty hell N
It tho steps that wcro taken ~ this country an'l
Englund toward bringing about the conference,
was d greas sacoess in bringing Together tho
diercnt bsnnchcs of tho MGstodsl Church ia
Eh4lauu, hs Wns ov,uentcu " leeeut cou!ct'
WIFI Whoto Tor tho TIC trst m time ministers ] % rcs
Hr,ois nv II yns o ss9 "a Gbo 'y 0t 'tEs r n "
aner1snn dcIcuntcs wera VIII ts~atea G tn Et, En-
riana, eut more espcealiy tlase eeiorctt leio-
es 9t t A1rsaa ShsS hna fro Las 3a
s s suprv wnc H. sEi wms % rka cro m
nS s sawn to caory on "rho Tho
tIcIot,.i a. * fhn nnnrt"an -f,,ro Eont rrn
nizr win fhnir coiurGd hrei hren nnri II scrnn,t
as it tho tInwu or u new cru Uf Kuo. viii had
commenced AZ tho result or tho cCilfergngc. llH
vas hetd In tia eo,,ntry in I'LL tho different
br,tncncs would bo brought moro closely to-
gessheE; -. .,.u =. q. s....,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,.
Church, md tho Ncv. Nc. Nnker, uf tho tl1rnlan
Methodist Church. were Introduced to tho con-
, 1881-11-29

when the figures atotnl ut sl."N, 't,' ~ yct It
shoss gnin when ~ xs! w!t H. so Er"r q"
nvo uf tlecronac Tits week, u,n.,atc,l with tho
cnrrcsnondlnR week Inst year. ntn1'hts TO ~,
cscs c,st 81 u II ~sr 1 m ut wa w.k 'G
cent, against AZ inereaso u III iast week, and .
This loss wilt DO oocountcl for. .mnri!y by tho
faot u,at tho c1u'lanRr; at New :snrx PIX fur
ecctfHl those at my u!hor. slx consecutive tays
III tho history nf tho New York Clrnrlqs- jionso,
:s.x "rs II s g. sa Saw Ss SorE ass : *
!hat time IN stx ays wssc only x!'sii.4S.. s
wenther. Tho recent bAnk truublcs aud rupnrts
aMd s!!nors Of m,org Or lsss t,ssatal,ing l,'r.
RESPONSE tu those Influences speculation bus
been vnry sentative. generally ovinul'lR 't.arkca
ts ,e s sf NV ri e sS sesags sSfe: ss s
!sr eent 10 pray!%,s weeKs: Il issS. M siar%s
g, sho clties outside or New Yntlk showed aaln Of
IT, ar r eHH s th w ts
shows a ias of osy Fl 's per CONT asaist i7 per
semt !ast wcek: The result of tiis recHnt lnin:
sss: siesrs Il a nss"x % sko .sMs ss dt Ra II
A.. ,lesrsuso ot u, aganst min Of 80 rrr Gent
4ool showing. New lfnven shows n tFatn of ~,
sy9asts.s MGasssssr @ h; sas ns. fSt 1avtss HE'
cent Inst week. me rl.o In tbo Oh!u lslyet.
allow over l,U0,on bissGola ut coal 10 to tnwe'i
ont, which Is considered II arso ontrut on .oi,e
"Sss sxs.. u eiee sout j." sonrhs nRo and Nsw S
2s Srssr .Sr s" fe| ecrsss ssw o 'S & ss, ns ce sH
=. last week. Tho Western elt!c*. win anly Two
, 1881-11-29

e"Fs nigh in'xr'1. ~ ehfsloW gtnuesetH cofh,' u
ears WHO oats' asenrs h'l.i 'tn "ll No n'Ac't'
y. onsh low Rrh"o' tiu' ohts!. eata NJ = Tse'
c'rs rejretoi uo' ~ ears NO. Darsoy, 'n cats
low 9fadcs a"' in!Mt too, ears. AN.ooo NJ. an
eneetMl "'lt' a!,iso na wnca', !V',nl !Al cor"'
1l,io III onts' i''flo ou fyo' ie'all nu parteS'
1no !eaa!nR Itouueo 1harkcta "etu a.EcRune
Sest"1''as. "''t VI" 'c.eI was ~ nsa.M ~ "t"A' .s
,ess W pra'. "nnH rvsas.e"s 'oomo" .., 'nnsa .r,
.u"n .,l'.. " NV. W. e"sV ss"so' a ". ek -. ~,
.t' na'e" ,a. nnI Ae.s "e'o "ua' oa u.o's.a"a' .a
@ ~" .' """ WY WIN ~ "aoNs'
"n." ".1 ~" "sMtnor III .nC WE. ts ,.. wuS
1."o' "." a"o .s ~ r.. '"ns. .'.ss.,
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~ .nu ~ H. so... s m"o
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W.. 49, t..',..a nv .,..y.n ~. a". oes s..s.,
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WI a., ~ ~ T,as ss. ~ .s o,nso,
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,v, ..,'as', ~ nv "a. .s,: -
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oa c,,tetm,J. -. .t.m ~. ,Io.,,I ~, ~,
,"s,r ~ t,,rsst,no f,,n Ns,.o.,nr nv, tsttcs sS.
r," H." ~, si'....s ~. ',aos ~ % aaM a." ~
1,n.n,,t,r ~, G7IsG,o4,s,, rnr 1n,,,,nrr It rinv
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snnt- ncsn,r,mr ann .y"n,,nrv. and ,sln ror En' Il
-, M, rnr s,ot n,, s,lt"r thn ,,cn,h ,to1s ,y,ro
nrt,vo md atron1 NJ An mMsn ~ for pivht NM, NJ
ssn,6a a N rnr hHawv f,ottin ,ynrn ,sS5.nc htvh.
~ viii ooirs nj Il Uscsa m
rhrr, ,yaa mn unconoed ,norkot,-ror z,,rv
ronds 1,,,r .,,o t,,,o 80 .,rr fnir ,,,s,a.s t.
.,n,nr +so ,,n,,ntf =. ., ,,san,.,;,,,. ,.,,'rnoI
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so,n ,,rt, ,st T., tI,, ,irs,,I vr,,t ,,,".Lot ,s.
,l,crc ts - ctt,.o,,r I,,,,,r,,onnnt ~, t,,n .,o.
,nmni nui, nrJrra m, y,,rt I'M, nrcr rcncr,Ity.
,ssi, ,vr.. ,,,,otoI s,,",,rt - ~ ,,.r,,,, r.,
t,nirv uro,,rts thern ,vcr, IN nnt,,vnrthv
rnm,,,a. ,,Ino ,,,,is ,v,r,, 30 ,rr, w. ~ ~,
tm" w,,,n m rrntl,,s rn,,t,r,,n ~ In a,,asoh ~
..a"'. ,o w ,,.. - III" :" W ..., -.
md rrl.ns ,.,r, ne, ~, nro,,nI ,,s,,roor ~, =
wn, In higher t.nr,nn wos y, ea,v If snt,,,,,.r ~
,,rc1lu, trtr cn,, nnr,,nt VIVA i,,li r., a. n, ~.
NM thrnrt,,, md ~ IN ynr t,r,o T,,a ao,nsns ~
MIR. iran VIVA n,.tiwr nj ,i,m urIccs tmo a,,,nlv
cn,,ti,,ulr~ II,,lt.
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, 1881-11-29

Miami
CA1TLE-1seoaiyed during annday aau as ,I'a Id
A,aJ, saule timo last woek 3A1I losatlast su lus
cattle and 1G5 cAveH3 sAipppd last ~no.' .,vpt
shlppng cuttu tl,uro w4s IN e4cepu".au,y ,', INK
nariet Whs smAIl run Of decehtl5 .snr, Nea
takun In connuctioa with choorlna relA a.trs vess
York gave prices sharp upward shri" ~; rer,,
fulIy ls4Alc Higher thnn ~ the cIose y. ~ Nup.
whlio III co,p4rlson with thu pslcsb y, ra,s
tay and Tuesdny af lust wcuk NJ aa'4lsu t,s IN tua
MaGo was Clearly sppnronl bhppets ',",s sv.u uuva
attoadaneo ad 9ot 10 work early, ana =" ,rit peus
anything holding hssh cnuuyh IL sist ~ . aIyarse.
sent forward hat baup spaschrd W ~ Nv rhsnft.
Ma1s bsSygs d!a uos iss thS" y iii ptseess
iFou, cxpurlVrt. 6ut thby wure !g nt stlnw nIuta
phan9u Iii values md that itt1o WI ~ oMred tna "
Ut buyers. MuFt scalawn3 el9n W. ~ uii ~
any dhy vt tliu sonxun thus iafi md altltJat5
seEuNnY wtetrs thI(h MAJ yoaalMahs tirely rot -
gXllneF1 Hlld butchers both pon@as mi incuHs!ltss
Nutu tukrn. VI. L0uls cuntEtba'ea Srsj nat peals
hbU part vt The "ray.tu4 Ca*s sHs usnt Ut tho ~
sulalil0 III thift market. Much y ,s sup,d 10y -
TaiIXu Of kta56J1 while there HGs Herss vliatnafe;
pUur illAs ts5dEau Mu1u tho hea t hn.rhlth III
sassf. ;ssst ss :xS!9 81 81 II
GuNtIlti1i tt,ilxhpd slFpng. 'Ghe !4s,sn !4,,nms ..t
to tho Dr,rxgs' ,fnnrllt wAk a. Il, tho u4fxs
Vlloru h1s been Increased Acu9tGy, G,, Hcuk ue ~ !
aud IN Auvailuu n prlce. nyeF eFaapIr ap cyuM t1aSs
lMuTlraa cattio VI Iae, tho toys 1saa'' w.
, 1881-11-29
Thu ,nnsket fur Government bonds continues

Thu iMnsket for Government bonds continues
stroug and active with Il fractional change In
tho price uf aono lines; D.05s, 100H0l01ali 3tis
Qgs contiuucd,, l0tslO10s!i; Dds lis coutsnuca),
1G.SGbln''s4; IS. 1i7,4Gll71z; As. ll4]0ilAN.
Foreign uxchanKo Ia ilrmor at higher prices
viz: l3ankcrs' posted rites, ABlGD!s5; nCtuaI.
45NAGbiKtM, commercial, 41sdt4TSA; PnrIs bnnk-
crs, Gs.at1 commercial, Antwerp, G30GS
b3lA: liuvro, 6:DalQlGu!i; commercial marks,
NI.
Tho availa6le cash ba!ance III thu Trcnsnry at
Washington TN Saturday was S14u, ,aoU, ,uoo, boi.g
sotne H.. .U0|0W more than Is usually br!l Eur
tho redemption OF grecnbacks.
Tlo rreusury WIS dobtor 10 tho Now York
Clcnrtng-Itouse OH Saturday $:,08,00
For Tho sluic uAy tho clearinghouse cx-
chnnges wcro $ld0. .0s0, ,0s0; balances, $lBUs,;S10,
rhc Lake Superior iruu tnlncs now produce,
s0tno a0N,O0o of tons OF orc annually. 4 very
lurgo tom this 1t, thu Industrial auu .panc!al ILL
tcrcsts Ut tho country.
I'x.Uov. Tabor, oncc ssonoouttcr In ALI
uustn, Mo-, IL now reported 10 bu wurlil &50o0-
U0O. Thu nnes 0f C1t1rAuo lid It.
Tho following Nnuonnl banks hayo rrcontiy
boon organized: C:.5ov) Tho First National Hunk
|tnt Nraincrl, MINI. Authorized capltnl. <ag,Ot).
William Forria. l'roaldonti U. W. Holland, Cash.
iur C..,bvit Thu ContmcrouI NNtlonu Uauk OF
Detroit, Mich: Authorized capital, s25O,u,o,
Hugh Mcmillan, l'fcslaont; Morris L. Williams,
Gaahicr. :.
A report ootncs from Wall strict that tito cur.
tiilcates Of opoalt Of 'tho pucillo Hank OF los.
TOT, hnye ooen issued To tho amount Of *1O0, ,0o,
and tlla. s500, ,000 had bGen pMcGll III Now York
house. 1t Ia hopod tho report will bs found tu
lU uHtruu.
On saturday tho reoelpts at Washington wore:
1levcuur. S7e8,Gis; CUSTOMS, $eos,t ,tNa; bnuk-
notes, $ss1o.oo0.
Thy amount Of, bullion withdrawn from tho
Hunk pf England M halallce tho sans0 dAy,
, 1881-11-29
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcrc filed for
record niondny, Nov. ss,
CITY PROPERTY,

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for
record nfondnY, Nov. ss'
CITY PROPERTY.
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ASs Siys sSgsSfi Ssy 5s,ss j. ss|;S i Hda"S;
VII; fEtsS%!&S S;, ''
Il $sis! Sis syiisr il; i A'sSiy!s
sYs! ys;s s!s;S$i S$T i&Ss;; Il tSs; iisai; j;i
s.s $s; i II, jSjS Il, i $i;tSi az. @
eSsk s IT. : y r. ai Y Ftse.s !9 's 4st 3s4 zdf &
s;ss s$;i i ;$ss;$s is Is T.
T{ !$i:a III; f. i j; iii Si$.: I; i5S;:s
kJy il i; IL Il s9x:ls
s'ss u s;af f. Js;Sa iii: :;: s;s$!:rsi! ai
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l.s IT, dated April u Il. Pihnk!nson to y. Vni.
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lnM r. aMsed unt : Z! y: T. and ". h. Nsrr- ,,o
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is"fas u EIlstdSo': ao
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Kpjrrll ny cry LIMITS, WITHIN \ IAntUS up
SEVEN MthES or riE CuulsT-iIuuBE.
IvnHlloe Ut, bGtwcen bhenlo ii ay znd ltokuhy
4, ~. acres. .ntui uol. III sGrurRu A..
psa!las T. issPiaH u sx; Il 4' @
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~st " .isica II NM a,x Il esi'fEi"y sa + s,s5sslj
to +. .IohlEsun) 6N
suuru " clTy lJMlrA WITHIN \ nAllIrH oy sEYEN
Ali.fA uP THE ct,t'lkr.lsuChE.
California; Nv, = O cur OF Winnl nt " I, GJ.xzlls
r. ttMtGa MY, ~ tanthnn eof"lth to u, MD A.,
1na iii IT, II 4 II iiiiaii t *f:. IL .iiiS s
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ccasor% 4, n:at ii;i:: M Il, tsi '''
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dntui Nov. i! ll;. KUcIi ID Il alealHinnlnMt... tn
lat IT, it,'vk h. s!gle adtt!nn " tl!e utuve.
| WEST or CRY llat.1s WITHIN A MAMivs op sEvES
:. slI1.EH Ur TIN c'1uHr-lsnrsE,
West ktnxlp II, ilt!4 II uf West Fnrty. eighth.
n. ts1la e. dntud Dcl. d IN. H. ha~Ssto. ,r,
,alsy Msgs, n. y lid yar uisi ssS, 4 s a
IL lu,ptqynst. !atsd Nnv. ii L. uiil j. J. Slut.
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, 1881-11-29
INST0N.
6Netal RtIDateA 70 The Ehieato Iftbuilt.

'HHetal t7ttputeA 10 The Chfeaoo Trbu,lt
NoST1S, bInss., Nov. .3,-TAu stock ulnrket
onGins tho nsW %Gel ,e wth tlrYr tune and
ae rio y ,yase " sSypfa ao sfsasss 3 q s a S;
My Yorx s Now EnKand = so!A 1t iitN. MD
EustgIu tssa AtCHncu .at ~ lUs. NeW 1OFk u
new i1nEiand etock KA!ned rum u ~ 7sa{ and
nr -, ',,,, Al5 y, a'anven @ & ss " iol. East
,...,nst IL IhH ,f".s s,, ~. ~, -" 1 ~ 1In:
,siy.n,a ~ to T. . s.n , sn'aay n!ense
Wu,Ms. ~ ,,s% r' Mn, nnE"H". s;t; t;Mus%nskao.i %
~ itM2 tlt"ii ts,,,h, neM , rMu9 ,h .s w
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:" tm"V ~! " t - sMM Mht 1.u eulu Wy atuM Is'
~ ,St "a; tuchu. tir'phu7 a nufNn4loH k*i!!ca ~
70 10Y. summit builds. (ter sotlluH ut lux, de.
clIliMl 10 10. .
4 DtptlitnUt hunItur IN thts CITY rncuut1y Nrots
tn Ntprctnry Fniuur rrwnr,1inn f,o nInn.v ,nnr.
.s s..t ts..ss -. ~ .i;'tA
kei ah tna a1nrt's ss:rsanry. ~ hsa opinion,
" w lllopted 10 Keep mo lMIfael c1st, Among
raoelyu se:It proposals ft'r the s'.!o or bons u
,, y pnd y a1i sEs'Ss % ,nstefa Or lalts so Is
tpr hn rM.SrcI tir ft,iuwiSI ,nH,nII, M ni"",i"n
which Will III Il tns,lru Mt iDnHt Khn,Y ti,t. hsst
tl,tl Or tiin Sccrctny md hls evn,t nrtnrt,stIIv
M To Ills future. cntrsw. ~ ''
"WAsItlN,iT11N. il G.. my. xl-My t)rtu g,u,
mi ti.ankful for initcrs t,f uruit,aI ",1a,."s.
t!ons, ktit loii me- yhy If tncrs n II stri,.mnT +,
lii, m,o,my uurHet II nal th, s,tT.,r ~ ~ r1H
tiry DvIMrttnunt iu tnku ;Iss atsu,mtsti' I'n,
, 1881-11-29

NEW YONx. Nov. ""s.-,ttnlng stocks wcro very
Mctvc nna irregular. 4 Ihrger business WIS
heAds tho list in poIHt ot slnrcs sol. This stock
,vus very lrrcguIar ut : IL GU, closing ut BIO:
Stntc Llnes Wuro Alsn very auttyc. Nns: nnu J
Miller WIS luet ut IA to 10, closing ut 4l. South
l'ncc was strong ut WW. Bradshaw was ztrnliy
nt II nIli II, Transactions at both boards :A3,-
46l 6hurca, .@'
, 1881-11-29
MINING NEWS.

Special ptspalth to Ihe Chicago 7st5une.
NOsToN. Nov. ss.-Allning stocks continue
Strung, and geucra.ly mado 9nIns, Calumet j.
1Iooa advanced D. to .tb. Quincy advanced
from 4a1i 10 II. Powablu gu!ned n, to l4sl.
Silver 1stut declined from, II 10 y. AZ the Min-
ing Exchange Copporop0lis duulinud from -. to
~ and then wont back to ::s:a ngain. l1onuwoi
advanced from ~ to Ut regular, nnd tcolIMcd
frotn ~ to W buyer ~. El!gen,nEHln ADVANCED
trn1n 60 to 81. nnI Damn from Us TO II. Milton
WIS lowCr, And Tell OF from I!1 To 1.e.
II fh6 1FtscrH Atfocldttd Pfess.
llosros, Nov. .3.-sliuiDg stocks closed rs fol.
, 1881-11-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following vera tho IecoIpts and shipments
OF lcaslng articles ot producu lu tho uty dtIrtng
tho fursy-tAht hours uniting ut O'clock Slutl-
day u'urnius, and for tito corresponding tl'no
q year uKus
, 1881-11-29

SIcf1EkNT1 1lkEUTI. VN1Ufl.
.At MODESTO U prutAluGnt young nlun aud 4
kh:cWl Dulisleai nuntpulatur thought to hun u
y"unu !udy OF ttAt place by Offering ~ but her u
Hvw llrusa thut sh0 would not avail hsrHeIf III u
bet. Thu goaiilotsau tr.,p,sul G!uispls, a,li was
told 70 net out this license. The fGtl,leKt H.s
Boldly complied with. u minister wns AuHk for
thu young lsay tuuk hor position Dn tho tluur.
aud tha minister h!s, but tho Rrnoul 1nllrl to
c''sno to t!lHe. ltasut, oysters and wt.v fpr thu
crowd and u new dresd fur tho young lA1y. :.