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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1887

she therefore presented TO the bride with the hope that
the Capain would be forever his spouse seeing
the fatal effects of his Inconsistency TO tue devoted Dolly
Colburn's New Monthly, edited by Theodore Hook
is facetous will be expected. 1t contains por
TRAIT of the author of Ion
The following ergramis good
DRUNKEN TOWN cRIEn.
Mscdin, the crier cries great deal more
Than any crier ever cried before
Would vou the reason know! IT'S that he cries
Much with bis mouth, and much too, With his eyes.
10! should his mouth have cried loss In vain,
Give but some drink, his eyes shall cry again.
The following from the records Of stage vete-
ran=
Richardson the Shoacman-When Mr.. Maeready, who
is a perfect gentleman and finished scholar came out
in 1916, old Richardson asked il he had the
praut. No, muster" said the Snowman, I" knows
nothing about him in fact he's some wagabon
knowsoe of them chaps amt had any eddicaton for
the thing; re never was with me as Edmund kean
and them regl lars was =
Talma and shakspecre.-The French are at present
presenting series OF dramas, Of which
made the heroes. Pieces called "kean,' " Mrs. Sid
dons are already out they abound in the alb.
surd icons. just after the peace of lsl4 remember
seeing Tama act in a trihe called Shakespeare Amou-
reux" in which the well known story Of Willy
suppanting Buribage in appointment with lady
introduced. Talma Of course played the bard Of
Avon.
The writers for this magazine are among the most
spirited-ook, Marryatt sergea ut Tafourd, Jerroh,
and others. The Conversations is highly interest
ing article.
Oh ye sPor.smen the sporting Mag azine is full Of in
terest Go and read We will not describe. You
it, TO get its full value The Queen has APP
pointed the Earl of Albemarle steward for Egham
in 1888 She continues the 100 guineas plate. The
Earl Of Wilton is going sell off his ste,,d. Go, 60,
ye turmen. 60 and bring some Of his vau,
able horses. There is fishing scene in Yorkshire,
most admirably done. Here five lines on the sub
ject
Oh pleasant master Walton
AMI I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

EIxAS. Cedar street, importer of Havana segars of
and an smoker and oss hem for
sales terms to suit all
10 loo soS =, NpMTe e
10000 Dos Csmpancios,
$500 Principe,
$4,000 Regala,
oeo and retail and put up carefully
sexas would respectfully call the attention OF all are
been since he This business 70 sell none bst the
best and Re 70 keep others Su, Of the
age Of his friend. and the Public, surng them he will always
ysry private
spIEs f.s G ot.. for AZ
extreme low prices the following new goods
and table &c? Sue erg a1f
Bri,sana, plated and japanned wares
Anvis Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
500 Guns. 500 Rides, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every kind
Gun materials for Gunsm,hs
'Ta.a and French Fancy Goods !. lots to sui, gsIs..
+ zssoSdIon:, Gil Beads, foS,S Brushes ' g
on, Jssxsle cry s siIn Re. a;;s p,,...
Bronze CsndlesisLs, CandsIabras, suspensioa Lamps
Dressing Combs, Steel snsfers,
Rosewood Fancy Boxes, Hooks and Eyes
slvsr Knives and Forks
se sa and mother d Of rs' o. sYs c.ss. :sa sou.
Opera Glasses, Pecket Books,
Pochet holster and 1us,...ine ristols
Percussion Caps, Snuff Boxes
Steel, plated and German Silver spectasles
Suspenders and variety Of other articles In the lne
fof sale by o7-lms p. A. LOHSE IS Labersysss
II AMPS. CHANDELIERS AC.-Ths subscriber
IL inform his friends the public In general,
he by arrivals from Europe elegant
articles, which he Offers
sale unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale
tail, viz;
Astral lamps, in gilt, bronred marble, and glass pillars
Mantle do In do do de do with
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hangin. chandeliers for candles, from 10 30 lights
Book lamps, for drawing rooms, from TO 8.
Elegant candeabrss carrying from to Is lights
Elegant mantle eandestickf, plsR and ornameI tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas
Hanging gas lamps, from 2 10 lights
Ladies' wash tables elegantly painted In oil coiorS
Ladies gilt buckles. slides, head bands, &c.
Single and double barrel percussion fowlng piece
Duelling, holster, belt 81 pock ri pistols
Plated casdlesticks, branches cruet frames
Tea kettles, bettlestsnds, he W.. y. wREAKS,
Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
Oh pleasant master Walton
The white and sweet Lea river,
That runneth through meads
And tween tagged reeds,
Babbleth of thee for ever.

We won't babble any you Of these Magazines.
Go and read for yourself They viii repay you for all
trouble and time lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

II LEOPOLD, importer OF Cloths and nerchsn. Tai,
m, pubc that just compleed most extensive ssssrt
msn ~ winter Goods which he invites inspection, wiz
hi.@t blue. and eolcred French and Engsh superhns
Coh. Mohsr Petsrssm Pilot Cloths and Brighton Beaver
supsrfne med drsb Cloths great variety q fancy and
staple goods cv psnsloon vests he he which he VIII sell
=. -. ~ nm ON The moxt resso sable terms ollims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

sn-sm. lis Fulton St
SIssGLtES J Hats, FoR CASH AT WHOLE
superior Clipped su.rs Maps *S
s sns,' Nap Sa.' A'G'' .us,osss
sssdbor with each gen,is%s. . i hst The PLAIN
a' oos 8 this market 81, Broadway eor.e1 Of a.sooy
rlos.s .%s i've 81 The :oa,S sS.sd ms q.
let neg. S a@s 70 i T. FL II V Sg.
oii-sm. next door TO Hollis Hotel
SULPHATE OF QUiNiNE-warsn,edp perfectly
saiphs,e and Acetate Of Morphine-wsn,n,ed pure-As
Jujuse PssseFrench- quaiyin q and 70 lb. hoses
white wsI-soe lss suitable fer retail
Swsms Psnscesst manufacturers prices, with Spanish
Medicine csesis-for ships or families
Tonic Histure-warrared cure f-r the fever and sgue
sS Dc D Fancy
cis., Ter SAFE Wholesale and rs,,i; ,syo. ..,,.w,,,
fd Em2M IS aYP9 s. .s s.ss
this day received from auction large Of srusss
snS sna ssa
wilton, and Brussels Rugs match Also good article elirs
s Poo: Siss, e, siSs SrS s. i SS,:s:ss
es sH,
our sssoment before purchasing esewhere they win be
sold mueAl''' han ever have been ss
oa2w- 432 Pearlst Madison
"A CARD.-TO LADIES AND 9ENTLEMEN.-
"A LADY MONTA0UEs COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP prepared rem beautiful eroos and warranted per
feey completely ersdcaies tan, recke pa~pes,
spot redness and all erupuon gradually realizes
skins the mos ssuow compiler.
ions into radiant whteness npatAs beautiful juve
sile bloom.
enssrssn, amer shaving, viii find slisy the vssbhy
and srng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For Wholesale retail by A. underh - seekmas
st. OF william; DR. HART corner q Broadway and Chsm
syme, Bowery walker St; D. scheihen,
C. n A corrcr L ct oS1ms
GUNS, 0UNs-BLUNT d sYMs, Gun asd Pistol Ma
NJ nufseturer No. 20 Chatham st-b - would respect
fully public that lhey keep hand general
Rifles F3wiing Pieces Pistols. Powder, shot, and
every other article In the sporting line
All orders received punctusly stesded to-
~ D. Guns bsugh sold and exchanged Al kinds n re-
pairing done with n~ntncss ana despatch. colin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

LIZ EXCHANGE ON THE ROYAL BANK
ETx6 OF IRELAND.-Persons sending money their
-sSriends in Ireland Scotland England, be weekly
accommodated with drafts the Ireland, payable
sight in the different inland in England Ireland Scot
land and Wales Those residing the country their
money by post tse letter post pa) which viii be puBcuay
attended to- and areceip returned for the Office 81
South ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
o5 2mr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

NJ n casks Braces, different qualities
1 case Percussion Cap Holden
4 cask Chi~sels sss,,red, 10 toll sA0
cases Steel Shutters, assorted pstisvus
Fencing Fols
2 casks 0imbets, No Ito 20
10 Homes, assorted qualities
Il Jews harps, Mol To
s casks Germsa Door Locks, 5, Ia and inches
cases Percussion Cs1s
pocker, holster and dueInng pistols
10 I" Slate Peucils
|" Scissors
u casks Skates No 10 g. corsmon and hse
tsned iron S,irruPs and Bits
10 cares We BIB saws, So 81 and 81 inches :.
Also eases cavalry Swords scsshard. enusd 70 oe
benture. For sseby 49, q: si, Lvn go
e7-ms NO. % aapety suecs-
TEACH ORCUARD AND sCHUYLK1Ll.
II COAi-Rassom Tiueville Co. ofer their cesbrsted
Peach Orchard and schuy coal the cid and wei
Clinton coal yard No Iss Menroe between ku&e ssd Jet
rson Streets wsuaaed he Of the best quality and Tree
rem sls,edsvered part Of the city y the following
redueed prices saox ~..,o.
Nut, "a a.
Lehigh, sW 90 a..
Orders received through the Pc, se: snd our 30. tns
aimee Of the Express Of Wall and water Weeu. w ~
he coal yard, win be promptly attended to, ...u
~ B-Cos By the cargo ~ 2s per ton Of fS>o ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

L. packet ships, &c. can be supplied ct short no
new and improved Life Preservers, manufactured
bury India Rubber Company, who are me enil
rcr. In The United states Of the pure India Rubbe
others are made Of solvent Rubber, which 10 very
Nv the vster, and liable 10 decay.
All orders addressed 10 Samuel T.. Armstrong
s,,ent;on. = +. ARMs1
ngQ.cwk ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
piedereieh Helms, NJ. d. Surgeon Dentist,

Diedereich Helms, Nj. ID. Surgeon Dentist,
III From Germany, begs leave 10 recommend msef
american public in all the branches of surgery rnd Dentistry
Profound knowledge and hong practice allow aim claim
mat he deserve and the confidence
public opportunity be afforded to him display his SCI
ence OF which patients in European
have derived great benefits.
lie would also take the occasion recommend his newly
vented composition artificial Teeth, which will endure
than natural and which be fitted by sets
well as by the single piece.
IL Office 29s Hudson street. oi7.lmA
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III H. NEWELL, al 81 Canal Il, corner of ooster, gives
noce that he is constantly receiving from his factory Boot
OIL every description which he warrants, and will sell AT redu
ced prices for cash.
ny deyotng his attention exclusively the manufacture
booe ne enabled TO get better article, and by selling
lot cash he can afford cheaper than be purchased in the
N other words oSyiaes the necessity OF taxing
for The delinquency OF bad customers.
B. Water Proof Boots from "a S. 5o-BoyS Winter do
from " 10 900. ns0-Imw
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
TuRNIP Culture

Asi.--l f.u tho SIhJsci u soils, Nc have
siagls word 70 say "a addition TO thO-e
8e essay. I,lsihis, that acir, or fresh
a., II best adapted to the growth Of
rA. " here there IS 90 such soil on
1. the best cuursc silI be 10 supply
ata a substitute, which Is easily done,
uas "a either a vegetable cover.
maruun. broadcast with hall rotten
In 81 some kidd, TO be p,oushed 10 /;
+, u44e 81 cattle j. best, bu! ii either
top dressing o. ashes should be cav.
ia before soalng the seed
Seed and Sorting We prefer drilling
rter that mode IS practicable. Aud
& ~ qlanii,y Of seed, we think lha'
Il a nguHd Is quite sufficient !or Il HE
,r pper. OF fy su9ck your patch, i
e not whether there be The plants o.
p41nd, OF ienpouud. n your ground,
rHHeces are ~ MINI to lsu ag4Inst you,
d, use rbo!e wtI BE- swept uif. SHOULD
er 70 these enemies appear, the bali
aa II secd wlll give sou more p.lnis
a-A ltbl 20 stand 90 the acre, 70 that, as
u. 8. saving Of tao price Oh seed, great
} p thinning 90, the plants wsll be
rid. In addlliou % the soot and g'sick.
recommended, we wunld sircw, ~ the
f71rtlon Of 1 lbs. 10 he acre, Of the flour
p % llr 90 the plants TO be put on early
b. lae morning before the dew is OF. Il
I'LL act IA the capacity Of rePellant Of the
INSECT, aud as manure.
Norlae. The storing IN puts we prefer
+ ptiHg away in cellars. II covered with
inches Of mould, with wisp of straw al
Fhe top 10 act as ycntilator, they wit
|seep much better, and no, be SO subject lc
3ton'lns as if KEEP, IN cellar.
i,nc Of piaatiHg.--From our own ex
GpeHehre we have come to the conclusion
|iaa' turulp seed should IT possible, be pu
p by The 20,h Of July, and all events dur
|ahs iha, month. BY early planting thr
|advan'age - gained. Should tho seed no
terminate, or should the first sown plant
FNe cut oti by insects, there will still be tim,
70 feso~ with the certainty Of maturing th'
|cfop.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
From ne Farmtr's Caha,t.

FARMERS S0SO FOR lsJI.
While TIE commercial world doth roek.
Aud iecl the earthquakes poaer--
We anly hear the distant shock.
Which decpens every hour
Wife merchants notes suspended lie,
Nar bsuks ,beir specie Yield
The pl5ugh eth meffily &c pig,
And slIll enrich the field.
Ubgs ANXIOUS bross. and faces pale.
i.ise spec,res gu tbs iawn--
Us sgsrd cor iniA with looks 80 hale.
'raould 10 bsd, the lroao.
While parsons. squ.trs. aod doctors al
Aus, whistle ipr their ipes-~
Esrh's credit has az flse sud iall.
The farmer rests a. ease
S8s eass ike ,ha, ~bish sluggards love.
Assuest Of brnw vlIl shou.
Aad 'ssi Of mibd It's ,his VIC prove,
Tar sWrsis Of this sc know.
What II re cell not A. before
Oar .sEds Nlll yicld thcis crop,
We shall uos siatyc and what's a.i more.
Mas cheer the sufferers hope!
Wrb faod and rliment Ee're content.
Aai u I.sd suiles. they're ours
F,f 18th through fields sBI aocks are scat.
Wih honey ttoin Tie bowers.
81 blanks 10 bin who sssr our hane',
Ned makes ~ diess nas--
fma those wha g.ze "a empty lasds.
N. aeagh ulls;oituGe 68w.
Clrugsrtxa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
SAMUEL II. DAVIS.

TWO whiskered dandes, with hair long
enough on their upper lips to suit grena.
dier's cap went TO visit an academy OF fine
arts. On reading the inscription over the
door, emo dogs admitted" the foremost
turned TO his friend, and wittily observed,
you must go back, Fred, you see they
don't admit you" 20, don't be frightened
said the door. keeper, you may come in,
the regulation does not extend topupPIes.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
EASY METHOD or nIvING BEES.

Mr.. Moses Winslow, Of Westbroak, has
described 10 us has method Of hiying bees
winch no has 2ractiscd with complete sic.
|ress lor fifteen years aud has never known
|h'' bees 10 pitch on any other place than
PHI, prepared for them.
Drive down two stakes, about four feet
|npart, fifteen fee, in front OF the bee house ;
|Ile a pole across these stakes about three
Pee' from the ground; then take board
|about one foot wide aud twenty feet long
|and lay one end on the ground at the front
FL the bee house and lay tho other part on
|the pole between tho stakes. Put up this
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
IT J. HOiton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS, if paid in advance.
Two Dollars and FiAy Gents, if not paid within
rec months
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
4 future 10 notify The Editor ef toish 10 dis
..aSse. al the end Of the year. iSiH be considered
|, a aep engagement.
IrAdyef.lsements inserted a, the usual rates.
ag,ai-Major L. VI. Cochran is appointed an
IN lor lie Journs and is authorized TO receive
aooey aud give receipts in my name. IT,. III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
aRAMnArIcAL rrIaRAM.

Come. now, Annie dear, how wish you'd decide,
And make up your mind IT, you will be my bride
Say at oncc--shall 60 for the parson and ring Z
Give definite answer, you whimsical thing
| Won't be called thing" Mr. Marry.in-hastc,
Love Of definite answers in me we're misplaced
Had you ever been taught by your grammar par
iicle lartele,
You'd have found out that AIMS on indohnlle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25

4 Prophet. ~ no, Of all The crowded
audience tia, have been amused with the
butinonery Of Rice, would have
behcy j some FIVE years since, that the words
OF ZIP Zoon" was a pronesy
They have come 10 pass, and although
the song is now nearly forgotten, none,
whoever heard the original, viii fail 10 re.
colcc; the following lines;
" tell ron whnt's going to happen now berry soon,
De United States Bank will be blown to do moon;
Pea all d. oder Bank notes will be mighty plenty
And one silver dollar be worth ten OF twenty.
O glory be 10 jackson for blown up de Banks
Aud glory be 10 jackson for he currency pranks !
And glory be 10 jackson FOR de battle of Orleans,
For dare he glib dc enemy dc hot butter beans -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
pnlLAnrlrnlA. Anr. 8


Morning against Iims.--On Saturday
last. a swei'ering hot day BY the way,
Bcnlamln Asbury, Of New Jersey, repaired
to League Island, the property Of Charles
Wharton, Esq. Of tbs city, for the purpose
Of testing hls strength aud skill BY moving
three acres of grass A large party Of
gentlemen landed 90 the island to witness
the Performance Of this extraordinary feat /;
extraordinary indeed, when we remember
thai The moving Of one IS considered fair
average days work. The time fixed was
between SUNRISE aud suudown; and Mr..
Aslury accomplished his task within three
minutes of the limit apparently withou, I've.
IL. much faugued thus proving himself 70
81 one 81
Right bold poasanify his counlry's PRIDE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25

Important momeaio.-A traveller, pass
ing through Savoy, came TO an Inn, and
saw the following admonltlon printed on a
folio sheet, aud hanging in its public room
Understand well the force of the words,
A God a moment and an eternity A God
who sees thea moment which flies from
thee--an eternity which awaits thee !'--
The Federal Union.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25

Work Of Necessity gon,loman's
waistcoat Ia enable him to pick up his cane.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25
~R,sh, hold pea.an't,, his eounlry'. PRIDE

Raising Poiaiocs. An agricultural pa.
per SAYS, that il the eyes q potatoes are
soaked 10 milk lor three DAYS before plant.
ing, lhey vail produce finer and more mealy
potatoes than they can grow IN ans other
wsy, and more Of them. Three years ago,
farmer of Pennsylvania, upon a bet, grew
ego bushels Of potatoes of Of one acre OF
lard, by this supple process.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-25

board in the beginning and lie, j: remain
tlll the close of the swarming season. The
bees will pitch on the under part Of this
board, and that end which lays on the
ground should be raised to level with the
other and put on barrel, box, or some
thing else. Then turn the board upside
down and place the hive over the bees and
fasten il with props to prevent the wind
blowing it down. BY having board not
more than foot wide, the hive will extend
out over the board and the less likely 10
kill the bees when it is placed over them,
and 1t will leave room for the bees that
may be outside the hive TO pass into il. Mr..
Hinslow observes that he has sometimes
found three swafms at once pitched on one
board IN different places. When he first
puts up the board he usually rubs Oh It some
heney or salt water, herbs or the like, but
this may not be necessary.
We think that this method Of living bees
is a great improvement, as i, saves time
aud trouble, and danger of being stung, and
injury Of trees frequently occasioued by
cutting them in living bees. Another
great advantage, the humorous eau be saved
the misery Of being frightened half 10 death
lest they should be stung while on ladder
or tree, withou, the privilege Of running
from the enemy Yankee Farmer.
Domestic duties IF Girls.-The elegant
and accomplished lady, Mary Worldly
Montague, who figured 10 the fashionable
rs veil as 10 the literary circles Of her time,
has said lliat ",he mos, minute details of
household economy become elegant and re-
fined when they are eGDobled by sentiment"
and they are truly ennoble1 ahen We DO
them, either from sense Of duty or con.
slderaiion tor parent OF love 10 husband.
To furnish room" continues this lady,
Is no longer a common place affair, shar
ed with upholslers aud cabinet makers: II
is decorating the place where | am 10 meet
a friend or lover. To order dinner IS not
merely arranging a meal with the cook it
Is preparing relresamcnt Tor him whom |
love. These necessary occupations view.
cd IN this light by a person capable 81
strong attachment, are SO many pleasures,
and afford her more delight than the games
and shows which constitute the amusemea,s
Of the world.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-30
A CKER a. KANADY-Haye lust re.

A CKER & KANADY-Have just re-
~. ceived at the new store, in the Hotel
Buildings, a large and well selected assortment
ofgoods, direct from the city Of New York
comprising fine, superfne, and common broad
cloths, cassimers, satinetts, a great variety OF
summer cloths, and Buffalo cloths. French
muslins, calicoes, ginghams silks merinos, bonn
bazines, csmbrics, null and book muslins, lace,
edgings, ladies' crayats. elastic aprons, silk
oil cloth aprons, a variety Of dress and pocket
handkerchiefs, stocks, merino shawls, merino
edgings, brown and bleached shrtings, wad-
dngs and battiDgs.
A general assortment Of family groceries
comprising tea, coffee, pepper, spice, cloves,
nutmegs, ,muscavado and lump sugars ,molasses
Goldfish, soap, rice, ginger. raisins, chewing
and smoking tobacco and lamp oil.
Also very extensive assortment of hats,
a superior article Of brush and silk hats o.
New York manufacture; also hats of any
quality and price, manufactured by them ex-
pressy for this market, and for sale whole
sale and retail
Also "a general assortment of ready made
clothing, for summer wear--and fewpieces,
of carpetng.
GT Respectfully soliciting share of pub
lie patronage, they hope to give general sat
sfaction,
Maumee city, June 10, 1897. 1Otl
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-30
NEW GOODS.

H0YNT0N & G.aNNETT, have just
1b received, and are now opening, corner Of
Front and Kingsbury streets, an assortment
cf English and Domestic Dry Goods and Gro
ceries. Also, splendid lot Of Crockery and
Glass ware.
% tons Nails, assorted sizes.
9 Bar Iron and Steel, assorted sizes.
10 " Stoves and Hollow Ware, among
which are many patterns Of Cook and Box
Stoves. Paints, Oil, &C. &c.
All Of which they will sell as low as can be
bought at any other store in this city, for Cash.
Maumee city, Oct. 5, 1887. 27tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-30
sAsH AND BLIND FACTORY.

gWyHE subscriber has just established in
n Maumee City, mandatory Of Sash,
Blinds and Doors, and is now able to supply
any quantity or size Of the same at short no.
tice, and on the most favorable terms. He
has no hesitation in saying, that the articles
manufactured by him, shall be equal to any
made in this country, and he promises that in
lowness of price, he will not be outdone.
Shop at the corner of johnson and Summit
streets, Maumee City, where oil orders win be
thankfully received, and punctually met.
J. F. SHEPARD.
Aug. 10. 20tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-30
N. RATHRUN.

MD EGS leave to inform his friends and the
ND public, that he has resumed the Profess
sion Of the Law, has opened an Office, opposite
the brick store of Smith g. Crowell, on VOL
colt street, in Maumee city, where he intends
to practice as an Attorney, Counsellor, and
Solicitor, in all the courts Of. Law and Equity
in the state Of Ohio.
His Justices Office is kept in the same build
ing, and is open at all proper hours. .qck-
nowiedgements of all kind of instruments ia
ken, and all kinds Of conveyancing, done here
with neatness and despatch.
Oct. Z. 27tf