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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
DELAY rs DANGEROUS.

Many diseases are so deceptive that
hundreds OF persons have them before
they even suspect 1t. They know they
are not we'll, but are perfectly ignorant
upon them, and must, sooner or later,
certain destroy them, unless rescued by
a skillful hand. Are you afflicted. Your
case may now be perfectly curable, but
Remember every moment of neglect
brings you nearer its incurable stages,
when perhaps the most skillful physician
can render you no assistance. The present
is ours, the future NAV be TOO LAcE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
DAUNTLBss AND CLEVELAND
BTCYCEES. X

These are among thsssbest wheels on
the market and will be so&a for cash or
on monthly payments. Can farnish any
make of wheel customer m;iY desire,
for less money than same can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Bicycles for rent,
9tf WM SCHLECTR,,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01

Cut In Furniture.
For tho next 80 days,Twill make the
following cut on regular prices in fur
niture: 8f1s. %%
Bed room saissi So to s5 of.
Mattresses5US 75c of.
Springs, SOC to Sfetf.
RockersD per cenfoG.
See thft parlor suit,s next week,
worth $B for $3.50.
& CHA6. WITZLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
His Improved Methods of Treatment

His Improved Methods of Treatment.
Are mild and pleasant; agreo perfectly
with the most delicate Lady or Child; do
not reduce the strength; can be used while
at work; the greatest possible benefit in
the shortest possible time. Patients can
consult him or communicate with him as
often az they choose, during tho whole
time required for the cure, wi h"ut regard
to where they may be, and Tithort - 'r,
charge, thus rendering the ircniuci as
successful and satisfactory as though 'S,-
were living next door'to each other.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01

only Physician Ohio who
colleges Analytical
theBlood, Urine, which
ndisper
Apparalses modern
many diseases which Physicians
usually
prepared with and costly outfit examine
learn their condition. and whether the
Hope forever closed against them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Fourth OF July, Grand ColunA bin N
Celebration at cincinnati.

Mammoth sham battle and magnifi-
cent illumination of the city. Fine dis
play Of fire works.
Half faro rates over c. FL & ID. All
trains make all stops. Z. o. McCor-
mick, G.. z. & Z. a. c. Il. & D., Gin.
cinnati.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01

o-3S inch outing flannel SC; good
styles, worth 10c. A. Froney & Co.,
Bowling Green, o.
Tan Shoes, Tan Shoe Dressing,
Tan Shoe Strings. A. Froney & Co.,
Bowling Green, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Young Man,

If you are in need Of a mob
by suit OF clothes or pair of
nice light pants for the 4th
come in and see our line.
We are prepared to show you
some very choice styles at
moderate prices. Nice line
OF Neckwear, Collars and
Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
White Vests and Summer
Coats.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
CHRONIC DISEASES.


The docter treats no acute diseases, but
makes nn entire speciality of chronic and
|long-standing diseases. Cases given up
by other doctors and pronounced incur
able, he most desires to see. DIR. Burner
has treated over l2,000 cases in Ohio in the
last two years, many of which had been
given up as incarable, some to be Blind,
others Deaf, and Large Number TO be
Invalids for Life. But behold! now they
See and Hear, and many are on the High
Road to Health and are improving every
day.
The Docter is surrounded with the larg-
est collection of hne Instruments ever
imported to this country for examining
and treating all chronic diseases of the
Head, Face, Eye, Ear, Throat Heart,
Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder,
Skin, Brain and Nervous system, Cam
GERS, Tumors, Piles, Swellings, Old Sores,
Fits, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Gout, Sick Headache, Debility,
Depression OF Spirits, Diseases OF Child
rem. Hereditary Diseases, ETC., etc., and. in
fact, ull long-standing and Chronic Dis
eases. All surgical operations performed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Licenses.

Clayton S. Rogers and Kittie Thiel.
G. E. Grant and Mary Walsh.
y. o. S. Hallman and Hulda Miller.
J. A. Robertson and Alice Hughes.
Frank Allebaugh and Clara Shen-
brook.
James Swarm and Treasa Payne.
A. Fl. Chudley and Jessie Calm.
Alva Koons and Cora Bair.
Joseph Haas and Catharine Sattler.
Martin Mayer and Josephine Lei
phar.
George F. Hosbury and Alma G..
Williamson.
Grant Taylor and Lille Gross.
T. II. Grange and Martha Grange.
Charles Turner and Aiwida Well.
Levi Mohler and Pricilla Wirts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Facts for Men of an Ages.

BY reason of false modesty the youth
of our land are kept in ignorance of the
ruinous results which certain solitary in
discrete practices produce. These vices
when presisted IN eventually undermine
the constitution, induce nervous debility
and premature deCRy. Organic weakness
,ervous debility, premature decline of the
many powers, involuntary vital losses
and like affections speedily and perman-
emily cured by DIR. Burner. To those ac-
ouainted with the Doctor II Is hardly nec-
essay to say that he has for many years
enjoyed the distinction of being the most
successful and celebratesl specialist in the
world for the treatment and cure OF those
affections which arise fiom youthful in
discretion and solitary practices, and all
may consult him with complete conf
dence.
OF all the maladies that afflicted man
kind there Is probably none about which
physicians in general practice know no
little.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
The PULSE! i: s:iE; ~: ss!sH !:s If

IHcFULOE. s"s seass aSAnd ana
the following unsolicited testimonials
show the merits OF
CHAMPNEY'S CELERINE HEADACHE
POWDERS.
To those who are troubled with head
adhesive will give free sample. They
contain no Morphine, Opium, Antipy-
rine or any Narcotics, nor do they
have any bad effects on the heart.
They are very grateful to the stomach
and will positively cure a headache
arising from any cause. Here is what
Chas. Witzier, the furniture man says
of them:
Here is what Chas Lawrence says !:
Perrysburg, o., March l6, 1913.
Gentlemen: Your Headache pow
ders (Champney's Celerine)are superior
to any | have ever used; one powder
absolutely cured me of a severe head
ache. Yours Resp'y, Cnas. Lawrence.
Perrysburg, o., March 80, 1913.
Saturday morning | had such n
severe sick headache that l thought l
weuld be obliged to go home. 20 min
utes after taking one of Champney's
Celerine Headache Powders l was en-
tirely relieved. They leave no bad
after effects. Yours Resp'y,
C. B. Trudeau.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.

EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.
Whenever it is known that DIR. Burner
Is stopping at place, crowds gather to
consult him, and it is not to be wondered
at when e 70 remembered thatin diagnos-
ing disease he never asks n question,
but describes the different diseases better
than the sick can themselves. 1t is
wonderful gift for anyone TO possess, and
DR.. Burner diagnostic powers have Gre
ated wonder throughout tho country.
He adopted the following plan, which
is peculiar to the large hospitals Is, and is
not and never has been the practice of
country doctors, viz: He carefully notes
the symptoms of the patient ana ascer-
tains the condition of the internal organs,
all of which he carefully records in his
register for future reference. In this way
he ascertains the true nature of the dis
ease and its cause. Known =. the disease
he knows the change 10 Produces IN the
tissues, and knowing the changes he
checks them with specific rem edies a5ti
places the patient on the high road 10 re-
covery. When sick people consult him he
readily tells them whether lie car cure or
help them, or whether they are beyond
hope.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
JAMES NJ. BROWN,
lust Ice of Peace und Notary Publ

Is permanently located in the Eberly Block
and will devote his entire time to the business
OF his Office. Collections promptly made. SIS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01
Cut In Furniture.

Coughing Leads 10 Consumption
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-01

will revisit this county MONTH saving
his patients the trouble and of visiting the And
he Is the only physician and
ries his own Manakins Models Diagrams to illustrate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SUFFPAGE n'ORKERS REPORT.

SECOND DAYS MEETING OF TIE NATloNA CON
YENTION.
Washington, Jan. l. (specaD.-At the National
Woman suffrage Convention this morning Mrs. Harriet
TAYLOR Upton, chairman Of the committee on the press.
read her report. 1t was followed by discussion on
the press in the various States. TIM result
OF the discussion was the opinion That news
rape:s all over the country would prin;
suffrage matter II II worth printing. The after
noon session was devoted Ia reports Of presidents
Of auxiliary associations. Mrs. Jean Brooks Green
leaf wife o. Representative Greeneaf of New York.
read Interesting report OF suffrage work IL the
Empire state In naming Ne places to which
women had been appointed, Mrs. Greenleaf referred
to Miss Anthony, who recently appointed by
Governor Flower member Of the Board for the
state Industrial school Miss Anthony explained
how Unexpectedly the appointment came to her. Next
to New York. Utah reported The largest member
ship and the most moncy-thc auxiliary having above
GOO members. 4 young son OF Frederick Douglas,
lad OF fourteen PLAYED several airs from wciihhoWh
OPERAS upon the VIOLIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
HEAVY WEATHER RLpoErED At SEA.
ANOTHER srF>M,u.p rks III. .PiRlr Coz
PASS II l2EN-GNLt.S tNo ..E TtD
OUT oN TIKI ocrNN.

Tie reports o. incoming stils ye.'e:tav slowed
that storms were s'l -; .ug n -" coast. TIE
steamship Hampstead came ~ from tie West ladies
with cargo o: sugar nd looked IKE sh'p -
glass. The Tee Wa ~ ..c.es ,iiet 9" 1'r c'chs
ana spars. r!rsinc and III We" sheatLed n Zee
She struck he cold weather nrf 'lr 3. rms Wien
She was .oriy miles south @. '.e latitude % Paila
dcphia Tic seas were 20 liza aid confused n.at
they broke h.r. ard howlag cale Lew all tie
time. There were three cl:d ccmga>srs On board
the Hampstead and spirit compass In IL" hnnaol"
The cuid ia which 'he needle a'ei - tie sp.f!t
compass WAS mixture 81 water md alcohol. TIT,
compass frole solid Z Is estimated that Il takes
temperature - 10 degrees below zero to freeze such
n mixture a. tha, IN tar ,ilrt ,ompa,, e.: lie lIlmp
stead.
T." card comrlsscs wcTn rot accurate. AID the
captain stored his course by u. North Star AID by
soundngs. y rhier' log was put ONT over tho tag
rail- but q was soon rendered Useless by Tie icc
which accumulated ,ac ;os Inc. untl the cord
became according 70 the captain. Gas t!s around a.
a mans leg The gales encountered Nv tic Hamp
stead came from the west, south and northwest. II
was Intensely cod even when She was IN tie Gulf
stream. Then The mist arising .:,m IL, warn
water % The great ocean current e"'t,,d all about
her. ard frozc on her ma,ts. rigging ard docks.
The steamship Brcmerhnv,u. from Antwerp. re
ported a continuous struggle Of eight dLy, AKA ~
wind, and waves IN frying 30 get 20 port. TIE ccld
wa, intense. aud :aryc :r"i ut STOW squalls
Tho steamship Delaware. from llaNtln plri,. i,-
ported ,.at from the Five FatHom Bank lgh's!lip up
10 Beach Haven. Oh u" Jersey coast. th" ga va,
covered with floating IT," i, q" ~ IN" could scc
r." steamship Hay TAM from sydney. Cape Breton
island. reported continuation Of gallo accompanying
by Tremendous from the tim" shn left Sydncy ua
Size approached sandy HOOK Tho steamship Premier.
from Halifax. had similar cxperi"nc" AID cane into
port a mass OF lee.
TAr White star steamer GcymaU!c lad :OUel vca'ser
from TIE time She Approached tho Grand Basis w.,
She got well ia toward sandy Hook. >ar aad con.
siderable Tee Clnglng - Aes s,d"S AID looHed Ike
Nip which Lad had 70 simmer vOyasc Of e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR GOOD ROADS.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE National League fo:
Good Roads met here this morning In It's second con-
venfon At the opening OF the convention there were
present about forty delegates, who had been either
formally or Informally designated by the Governors
Ct States by local organizations 10 participate In It's
deliberations Senator Henderson, o. Nebraska.
called the convention order, and stated that It's
Urinary purpose the advancement Of the cause Of
good roads.
New brunswick, " j.. Jan. Il tSpecial).-The county
collector Of Mlddlcsex County has received check
for goo Gel So from the Treasurer OF New-Jcrscy as
the county quota OF the state Appropriation for county
roads. The money Is given under a road act passed
I'm 1851 By which third OF the expense incurred
In improving the public roads OF the various counties
shall be paid BY the state MiddcseX l. the first
county In the state TO have received the benefit Of
The act and this Is said 20 b. the first Instance In the
history OF the county where roads have been built BY
stat aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
Dr. BROWy UN FREEDOM or THOUGRI
he DISCUSSES THE SUBJFCT At THE ORGANIZING
OF PRE-: RYTERI Az MINISTERS

he DISCUSSES THE SUNFCT At THE ORDAfylyG
or PRE- 'BYTERIAN MINISTER'S.
Two graduates OF tho Union Theological Seminary.
william Adams Brown and Chauncey W. Goodrich,
ordained ministers Of the Gospel last evening
at special meeting OF the Pres5ytery OF New'Yofk,
held IN the Madison Square Presbyterian Church Tie
seminary was represented by is president. the Rev.
DR.. Thomas s. Hastings and By one OF Its professors,
the Rev. DR.. Francis Blown. who delivered the ser.
m0n The Rev. DR.. Brown T. we'll known as a stanca
supporter OF the Rev. DR.. Briggs. In the first part
OF his address he spoke few words concerning
eccle ,iastlcal authority. How can Truth lover
he said among other things submit TO any authority
In matters OF falthl How I accept anything
which am told to accept. without mental abdia'
ton Is It not the curse q the present. ago
that people give mp their wills when
faith is commanded: that they surrender their man.
hood What becomes OF my freedom OF thought II. 10
nv thinking ] am slave! I Will have no e,nef In
submission The plea for the rights OF mind has sme
validity. II Is valid against all attempts 10 strange
rea son. II IS valid against the authority OF any PIPE.
ecumenlcal or local, Roman Protestant. TO MAKE his
own Judgment the standard OF faith. II is agalnsH
attempt TO deal ont little portions OF the re'ea
truth"
The Rev DR.. Charles II. rar.hurs, In his chars b
the yonng minister's laid sprc.l emphasis on the na
OF divine baptism. He said that ono OF me srea,ess
things to contend against MT vacant chufches W..
vacant preachers lie gave practical iali upn i.s
work % Tho ministry. The Moderator of the Presuy
terry, John &. Bliss. pr SIDED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SEVTRE COLD IN TIE SUBURBS.
THE CENTrRY's RECORD BROKEN At HILLS
DtLr. " low TEMPERATURE

Npt since twenty-five years ago has DE weather
- Central Nev'l"rSoy teen rs cod rs :, early
Yesterday mo'Ing. Thermometers IN Pa.naeM Y.
J, registered y degrees below zero a. O'Clock.
william Thomas, u >1.'h rAlancld m'anln. reported
.aat at ll- barn at 'lsec o,,J.k ne mercury !cll
- 10 degrees below zero. Al engine 49, Central
Railroad ~ Ncw-icr,,y became frozen 20 To track
near the rlalnncld station. Yesterday morning.. and
could not h. moved ur'i! another engine bumped IL
loosc II VS. cola on the p,rd, near Painted
.hat many owners Of Ice houses were rrab,c 10 get
i!ci@ men :, - 20 WORK.
People !vlrs 10y Eileen NILS along tie valley Of
'le liachcn-ick. from ilackcnSack rorth. sir
prseh Yesterday % learn that the temperature In New
York cry was degrees above zero.
\, Iiacher,ack. ~ tested tlormomecrs the TEN.
rcra;r' was ie below NJ : n. n. At 0radcll. FIVE
miles north. twenty below; ai Wc.;wood. nine miles
north. twrn'y: at iillsdalc. ten miles away. twenty
forr, and two miles from Iinsdalc twenty four
degree, below. THIS has never been reached bu'
hcfor" during tie century
In spite ~ TIC intense cold. than 900 people
visited lacs"n-ack Monday rcht In sclghng parties
and kept III" fun MP until early morning. Yesterday
party Of hfy. IN twenty small slcieh'. came down
from Nyack and several lars' partic, wen; to sl:
rounding towns last evening
Yesterday was tie coolest morning that has been
experienced In Newark for wears. Th' Thermometer
registered four below zero ~ u O'Clock.
I'll" Hudson River at lonh"rS i still frozen over.
and many persons crossed ia" river yesterday TO the
Jersey shore. Theodore Con. captain ~ H." YOnkcrs
li'Nclo 'luh, and II; Lansing onick: made n trip
icrday. Both are good riders and made the trip In
quick time
owing To The heavy Ice In Staten Island Sound
rottenville. = l.. and Perth Amloy. y. j.. was com.
PEELED 10 abandon II number Of her trips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

cutter Dexter both failed to get through the heavy
Ice this morning.
Rockville Conn.,, Jan. 17.-Reports from many
towns In Tolland County show this morning to have
been the coolest in twenty years, the thermometer
ranging from ii to 20 below zero.
Taunton, Mass Jan. FIN this portion OF Bristol
County this morning the thermometer registered from
10 TO "a below In various localities.
Newport r. l., Jan. 17.-The inner harbor is no"
closed completely except to large and powerful craft
ard TIE ice Is fast encrOachng upon the waters OF
the outer harbor Communication with the torpedo
station Is practically shut Of The Ice Is too mick
for the small steamer In there ana too broken 10
bear crossing Their water supply has giVeG out
and tug has to 60 the Island daily with supply.
Great need Is felt for the presence OF the Government
tug Fortune. now In New-York.
Portland. Me- Jan. l'.-Ths was the codcst morn
Ing OF the winter here. The Thermometer registered
IA below zero CascO Bay Is frozen to depth OF
seven inches so that there is CONTINUOUS cesnee'
10 the Islands. - m, ....,o,.,a. .,
sunrise this morning I'm this city indicated from -
70 80 below zero. In the towns Of North smithneld
,odav;s cold has been recorded since 1887.
Providence X. l., Jan. 1I.-Twenty.two degrees rec,
below zero reported from several secu0ns or u's
state this morning. The official record ~ ms cry
wss degrees above. The reports OF the extreme
cold are from widely separated sections and are an
thentic ma, , Ar, o,as. An,
Nashua n. H., Jan. 17.-This Is the coldest day
,or five years here. the thermometer registering ~
hplO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
4 SILTER BILL ~ THE SENATE.
ATTITUDE BIZ REPORTING RE-
PEAL, MEASURE

Washington, IAN. II t-petlaD.-The Republican
senators decided this morning 10 postpone until TO-
morrow night their caucus - arrange MI " order OF
| business FOR the session. senator sherman, the
chairman Of the had TO attend dinner at the
Wee Presidents house this evening. ard Nr. Mcmillan
and Other, had important social engagements which
they anxious 10 keep. The caucus Will be lrid
at senator Sherman's house In Is and satisfactory
settlement of al rvaliies To precedence for pro
posed legislation is looked for strong effort will be
made to get a prominent place Oh the programme for
bill repeating the silver purchase law Of 1890. There Is
vigorol, opp)sliCn however. 70 any action at tins
session on the silver question the ground that the
passage Of a repeal law 4, Il parliamentary impos
shlliiy. The Republican caucus would be glad TO
put repeal resolution at the head OF the legislative
p,ogi1mmr and may conclude to do 40. Such aciion
however, although highly consistent and altogether
pracvorthy will have !lttl" practical result. urles,
The caucas decides at the same time 70 amend The
senate rules by introducing and enforcing some form
Of the previous question"
To show the feeling Of the Senate Finance Com.
mittee on the question OF stopping si.vc: purchases.
u bill ordered reported a; tbs mornings meet
ing which provides for the suspension c. all bullion
purchases under the act OF le00. a:er January !.
1904 NJ. shcrmans bin OF last summer used
the groundwork OF the measure placed on the cal.
cndar today, though the first section Is practically
the same rs Ike A!drch resolution o, January 0.
second section was added. allowing National
banhS To Issue notes up TO the face
value OF their bonds. instead OF mp
to 80 per cent OF the face value. TIL, provision Is
also cont aimed In the Andrew b..l In the House. The
vote on reporting the repeal followed the
act lines Indicated IN ,hc'c d!,paches last wecs AZ
the Republican members present. Me->rs Morrill,
sherman, Allison Aldricl and lilscock. favored q
port ~ did Mcssrs. Mcpherson and Carlisle from
tn minority Side The repeal proposition OPP
posed by MesSlS. Voorhees, and Harris. Mr.. Vance
Mr. Jones. Of Nevada. who We're absent would also
have opposed II.
This preliminary skrmish indicated no change In the
strength of the forces. The majority II the
Democrats on the Finance Committee SIN rests, anv
anti silver legislation, and they will probably carry
with them three Democratic senators to every one who
Will follow Mrssrs Mcpherson and Carlisle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
THE COLD IN THE EASTERN STATES.
VESSELS Icr-porND IL BAYS AND nArnoRs


THE GALE ~ MASSACUC 'ETTS INCREASING.
Chatham. Mas, Jan. 1.-The B-:,h barker tine
ilamiin. before reported. t. now passing ~ here.
The snow l. clearing some. and she will probably get
over Pollock Rip In safety. several 81 boomers are
In the Ice In Chatham Bay with signals OF distress
lying. tug towing ono schooner and another tow.
Ing Ircr among the Ice foes In .he vicinity OF
handkerchief iiehtship. The northeast gale l. In
crca Ing.
New bedford. Mass. Jan. IL The United States
lighthouse steamer Azara which arrived IN port TO.
day. compelled To- come ont around Hen and
Chickens Llghtshlp account o! the complete
hlochadr OF TIL Quick Hole passage vineyard sound
+ full Of heavy lee from point north OF Cape Pogue
and navigation l. not snfc 10 sailing vessels through
the stone House shoals The lee for five miles Forth
OF Nantucket Is heavily packed IN.
Worcester, Mass. Jan. l7.-Reports from town, In
central Worcester County Give the Thermometer this
morning from In Worcester 10 - below In West
Upton. IL the Blackstone Valley 20 below |, re-
ported AT several places, aud III the suburbs OF this
city II below was indicated.
EdsartOwG, Mass. Jan. T.-Edeartown lIarbor l.
iceIoeked The steamer Monohan,etl and the revenue