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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-04

!. y DAD TAXES FOR lS37.-The amount
"A Of Road Tax levied for the year 1887
is thirty cents on the hundred dollars which
may be discharged by labor on the roads un-
der the direction of the supervisors of the sew
eral districts at the rate of seventy five cents
a day. SAMUEL M. YOUNG,
Auditor, Lucas county, Ohio.
Supervisors are requested to pursue the fol.
lowing form in making out their certificates,
viz:--
Township Road dstrictNo. 1897.
It is hereby certified that has per-
formed labor on the public highways under
my direction, at the rate of seventy FIVE cents
per day, between the first of April and the
first of October, to the amount of dollars
and cents, in discharge of his tax for the
year 1887. A B Supervisor
July 8, 1887. I4.f
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FAMILY g. SHIP GROCERIES.

'~ C. NOBLE, Commission Grocer, De-
w. troit street, has just received, and
keeps constantly on hand general assortment
of Groceries and Provisions, consisting OF
Pork Flour Bacon Teas Sugars and all the ar
ticles usually kept by dealers in his line.
He has also BAKING ESTABLISH
MENT connected with his Store, where may
be had at all times Fresh Bread Pilot Bread
Crackers 81. Also general assortment OF
Ready made Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats
SC.
NBA few dozen Sparkling Champagne.
Maumee City, June "a, 1887. l2tf
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Journeyman Cabinet Ma
Nv ker, good workman.
JOHN o. ENSIGN.
Wateryille, July %, 1887. l6tf
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DOYNTON & GANNETT, have for sale
ND cheap for cash, large ASSORTMENT Of
Cow Bells, Grass Sythes, Hay Forks, st6cut
Saws, Mill Saws, sc. sc.
Maumee city. II y ]. 1897 = mi
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-04

MTOTICE-All those indebted to the sub
lV scriber, either by Bond or Note, are re-
quested to call and liquidate, or renew the
same; and all those having Book accounts un-
settled, are requested to call and adjust the
same WITHOUT DELAY, and give their notes,
if they cannot make it convenient to pay the
money. Those who disregard this call will
not be longer INDUCED.
JOHN L. HUNT.
.Maumee city, April 8, 1887. 2tf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-04

GylJPERFINE FLOUR, always on hand
~ atthe lowest price for cash only, by
GatsyzTu, TyLEns k Co.
sept. 3. -
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TRANSPORTATION, 1887.

EAGLE LINE,
ON LAKES ERIE, HURON 81 MICHIGAN
STEAMBOATS, VESSELS.
Daniel Webster, 4 Barque Detroit,
Monroe, Brig q. Charlotte,
Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Gov. Marcy. Schr. U. States,
" Tippecanoe.
EAGLE LINE,
ON THE OHIO CANAL.
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AN CONSIGNMENT.-A quantity o.
" Pork, which will be sold low for cast
only, by WHITE s. KIRTLAND.
Maumee City. July 8, 1887. Ia
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RW ESS PORK, superior article, by
1NA GRIFFITH, TyLERs g. Co.
Sept. 8. 90
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Perrysburg, July l3, 1887.

NISTRAY HORSES.-Taken up by the
MZ subscriber on the oath inst. one large
gray horse about seven years old, branded on
each shoulder, also one bay horee, about five
years old, black name and tail about middlng
size. The owneieis requested to prove prop
erty pay charges and take them away.
]. w. CONVERSE.
.Maumee, July 26, 1887. l7tf
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ISAAC STETSON, .AHorney and Couna
IL selior al Law, will give punctual attend
ance to the duties Of his profession in Wood
county; and will also attend to the Courts in
the counties of Lucas, Williams, Henry, and
Sandusky. Office in Law Buildings, No. !,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
march 25 l
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-04

MWERINO Shawls and Dress Silks, for sale
lvl low by SMITH g. CROWELL.
July Is, 1887. l5tf
The herald., 1837-04-06

uS- CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE RO0M.-Mr
ack kdgr the Obligations he 10 under
genefnen who hsve literally his estab and
has the pleasure inform hs friends and thaf c has
tered into permanent arrinscents with csebaed baker
fora constant supply VI the best aud that
made IN this lie as will e able all times supply h.
with coffee and chocolate of the very
richest quality a-d facrs himself that N the
sity the public be better and satisfactorily served with
effu nrtr ro4 lhspa btu 1t
The herald., 1837-04-06
vAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPoR BATHS

NO. - DJ0fn street
n r. CARROLL rearns grateful scknow edg gsments TO
the public and TO gentlemen Of he medical profession Cor the
liberal patronage bestowed bis esabhmcn whch has een
in upwards o eleven years Az the limits
newspaper gr,esdes the possibility Of sylns an
se e.ye merely TO state ,hs, hs. been found safe tossh
80 goot inepen cance,.ss uo. diseases Of
the Jon cat uha complaints affections OF the liver ash
ma rsSden cod. debility snac.peeay . powerful means Of
,,,. SCARLET FEVER,
wmon ne Vapsr Bath has had influence almost npar
and srsd eating the fearful progress which the
city o0 " " -
nave en- several occasions visited the vapor Bath Establish
sonn s,,ee eenucted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll and have
.hy that tbe Baths administered there with
sn nv sNcmon ALEX H. STEVENS, M. ID.
Wen attended TO- and svoy eonfcr The patent cosuted
rr.~. -. s--- VALENTINE MOTT N. y.
have been sor NAVY years the habit OF endns Ia
MI snn ~ VePor Baths In John street and have e
ouenty taken them mys upon occasions had 10 !.
sansbed with th skin with wheh they were ana
eheve that s respect Mr. and Mrs Ca esvs nsh,ns 4
WIN. =. MAcNEvsN. NJ D.
The Baths are m constant smess sns loch n ,he rrn
ns m o'clock AZ nsht every day Sunday excepted when bs
are open lem M the mo- nsrg Sulphur Bsths at ali ho~rs
the day Portable Baths with competent persoos 10
hen when required sent 10 of,hs city or ~ e.,
nnuss notice No connexon W. any other estabI sRnsn
for ssh Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths cor sse srhwe msimis
The herald., 1837-04-06

PARK THEATRE.-THis EVENING. wsa ~ pe
S%is s ssTfe1 si Mr. r.ae l.vo. Mis-.
THE SoTTHrsh q auEES"couu Dosen.en, Mr. chpp
dae Christine, Miss Z. Tree.
d. r 50 Ct: . Gallery IS s;s commence
A AMkkICAN THEATRE, BON EKY-THIs
THEREsE-csrwio Mr., j. r. sco,i.TIerese Mr, G. Bar
is He JEALous-Mt Bslmour, Mr. PiekerinsHarret Mis-.
Lon sG"5sfs S' ns Mr. Van Mis-,
osH haE a.s WIN
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-THIs EVENING will
WALTER BRAND-walter Brand, Mr.. Judah-Margery.
rJ IN esSslaJf %Sb SS fs sss sa S M waoaLaudsa Mr.
Tay r-Aincan SAL Mr. Davies-kate Mis-, Kent-sue Miss
Doors open ats Performances commence at O'clock pr
c'sely Boxes 80 cents PIT %.
NATIONAL THEATRE-THIs EVENING will be
performed magnificent and aneuaed Legend OF spendor
PloNs OF CHRisiENDoN.-st. George u Eneland, Nj
Woofodst Dennis of Fraace H. Wooiord- The Dragon, tr
Nessam-Kate ofCovenry Mrs, Fyna-Prncess sabra Mrs
Ts Conclude with ,.s operao
LoDolsKA-Keia Khan, Mr. wooiferd-Prncess Lodoiska,
" Asa strangers Guide to this central location, Two
&c Gas Light have been d. on The eof"rr Of
have erected illuminate the hundred
~ open i O. o'clockwreriorraacc commence att
- SMARDcAMEElcAN M cA6n; a THEATRE, sowERY
iy announce the public thai inst Benefit wll
previous s;tsmps nndertas difficult eS.rscsr ii
Lady Macoe,Macbe.h MIR George Jenesand
70 eoaess %Sss % the LoS LORD scene O s'
which that prices OF adnss upon her benefit ngi
SHOULD e raised 70 an saaay with nose Of The PAX
~ Benefit the tickets beyond abshcd by
viii be suspended with tho escepon Of the editors public
press to ~hor and to the audience q her native city she takes
courtesy
PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE This interesting establish
ment which has been visited since Nevemeer by upwards o. 70
uiday. INST enable make
grand western Till that day,
tey have effected an ensagemen, with M Kendall aud the Bos
clcStru furnished With variety and popular
clc consisting OF ovsr'ufes pot pours cavanas wazes
music from IN admired works Handel Mozart Hayden
I the %e M %Se@ s1ass @se sSs aas expressly Tor
and The s G viii M a s ss %
IN this Or any other c91atry The ma
hafpnce IA di.tl5
DIONAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH, BROADWAY.
STERLING GATTrAcTloNS.-Tomo evening and during
MOVING seSs msaia @ Ys coSee BY he German
Mns Mish h1 usual yared amusements oi the evenly %
cS viii be 0f Ias ; Ts isSSP OF sspyLos hs
in tee Of martial grandeur sy walker also BY The
some eminent st, abesutiful
MOONLIGHT VIEW OF THE RUINS OF THE ABBEY OF
SAN JOSEPH,
with funeral procession Wy torch light producing esct Of the
The third pantedby Bsngough
the -
HAUNT OF THE NAIADS,
sse ais o drss%s with the o far. palace from The jo
OF sye waters with attendant sylphs gsde by and
dophms
profess OF The Pane Mr. Hassord.
Doors open half oclock-perfnance
half Box tickets, SO cents Upper -
The herald., 1837-04-06

I'm LOW sPIHITs.-Lows spirits is a certain state of
~ the mina accompaned by Indigestion, wherein the greatest
imagined Ancient Writers snrose ed hi,
be confined those of tho
technically called hypochonda which siusad on tLa sb,
left side OF that cavity whence comes the
symptoms corporea symps are assencv IN
the bowels acd eucstions spasaac
rddnesa dmn~s Of the sight oen m
Inability o6xng the attention any subject ofmportsnce
engaging thiag that demands vgor
rudncssthe mind becomes irritable thoughtful
achoy and detected with total rerseut Of
the nervous sysen The mental feelings and peculiar tain
he and overwbem the Judgment
ht nkse diversity The wsest and best OF
10 this ahicon as the weakest
otacted hour Of the night and rarely relieved By social
intercourse execsea diss~uts habit rreat eating
and drinking the Of
the suppression Of hsbus discharge s the obstruction Il
the me,ses snK coatnncd crpor debility OF
oae or more important organs within the aodomen aSquent
Treatmen-The principle objects Of treatment - remove
ndeestou 10 strengthen the bedy, and to enIven the spirits
which may he promoted by early hours regular neas
and pleasant The bowels 1T costve) being carefully
thing better 70 obtain this end than Dr. wm Evans
Aperent pills mid and certain in their opetaoo The
bowels ene once cieaeecd, h Camsc Pills which
are ossc ancdync and sotspasrodc fase remedy,
wnout spu'e nave psovsd great blessing to numerous
Ss physicians have .snded aes use ofmercury
:en rot y resoned TO- az IN many will greatly AGRA
Tss ssdisso 9f DR. WIN EVANS ; a. 10 Chatham st.
s ms excellent Family Aperen Pis .s, is ned sod s.o
by he advertised county agents. sssIms
DHOsPHORUs.-Asm small supply OF rhosrsocr on hand
i put up IN \ D. canristers, fw sale BY
na DR.. LEWIS rEUCHrWANGER an Rroesv.av
The herald., 1837-04-06
Paper BOX Bazaar.
G. r. OH G f. PEU SCH K X.

NO. III FULTON STREET, THnEB DOORS FROM NASSAU,
Manufactures, and keeps constantly hand for sale
Paand Fancy Paper Boxes ofcver description and style
for the following lines ofb,isiness -
A. Dry silks, Laccs, b. Shees c. Fancy articles
ID Stocks collars. bosoS, shirts H. Curls. p. Buttons
g. Jewellery and perumery all their branches H. sanpes f
coffee nee, wheat &c. J. Matches X Furs especially for
.ufys L. Musical Instruments NJ D;sgs apothecary
tionery ~ hat boxes band boxes for Ainary
articles.
promptly executed with Prices
10 lit afy article prescried, in the neatsst
MERCHANTS setting supplied
with good sna strsog boxes for exactly tag the
shelves ofbcing a real decoration Of The store
Country viii nd accommodation regard
boxes ofany description and shipping them to all
OF a merica nj the shorsst notice.
In the notice that he regularly imports from
Cermany ths native country real Cologne Water Of
which has large gsanty for Wholesale sspe
article in the present market Ase, most splendid
a.ssmeet of German patterns for samplers aud embrodees
description for retailing seg ket books and
ladies' notice books with aeede work ch and
handsome a style an they before.
Peusehef his tharks his friends
for their former and
psins, o continuance Of the
He informs his friends and the public, that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1856 Nlos Garden, New York for specimen of boxes
they being considered the sa,sana and splendid article
the line Offered u the inspection of the public
The herald., 1837-04-06
THE EYE.

nR ELLIOTT, Oculfsf Professor of the Ana,orgv and
~ diseases of ne Human syerrom ia years undivided
Earspe and Of he test Amsrca-prcf-or smith Of
Mec College of Ohio with the most extensive and successful
the Or T. asserts with confidence that be-
the dsnresus asd crnic diseases " the without
blutness when
Cdferaff, Corecfopiia and Eniroptt,n.
SPECTACLESDr Es paisnt, beautiful, transparent medium
spectacle Glasses having Tia peculiar property Keeping
peseety cool irving cdfass and permanent and
al the whsut the of change
T. viii ssef adjust the Classes 70 suit oe parsus o.
Dr hogs to state that attends diseases n eye and
mIeciion " only 0ce scs Broadway
" Duane street. fsu
1 AND OFFICE.-JoHN T. BoGARDus, Attorney
IL and CounselLor Law, CLINTON Hail. No Bel .,an .st
tose the Brick Church doorD city o View Vol snov ma
Arkansas Military Beunty General Land o0ee as "s-
Patents .Ltaned and tito. perfected M soldiers nhesrs
esher. ist Rev.lutionary-2 Late Wa aassn 49,
Novs scons-sh Deserter. from the British the hes
all the Titles 10 apd isn,'ss T
oftas recwes-Is Her. & ,b ss,r .L.ehsrss. ~sssss r.
sss -is he psssp sssed reclaim he sanc Nh Lasds
the several state. sod ~ Nsys
TILES and perfeesed on appl,caos 70 Ms
efsee. 7 uu,,.,
eys,,ny sny Of the claims, sr sc,ine se1
several country w BE- entitled TO eesi -
'cr~;cr s,,,"s snS os stat. :. rc -
srsrr sf se each, parcels from 50 s.ses
~. ..sa's""e"'' saT
- and the Public generally that he hss sold out s con
coeay establishments Grand street he has Tor the better ae-
comrnodaou o hs down friends erened new essbhsh
No sos Division street. Formerly occuled b Mf Oeon
which place i he conducted the approved principle
NJ. Bovey s,esm Confectionery, No ~ Bo~ery
with many thsaks for the ve srsnsvvp % "
porienced. W bhs H.m ~ bow.v.
u sst rate Jeurusymsn wAnes Immediately m9n
The herald., 1837-04-06

w ANST,kD-A S.,-A number Of yosns Americans 70
~ whaling voyages rst rate shIps, among winch
tea CMpentess Coope aad Black nhs, to which
wu De gwen all cotag and other articles will be fur
Peek Slip, up stars. John b. TAYLOR
lhs
The herald., 1837-04-06
MILLISERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
70 THE LADIES.

1854 Chatham street,
leave inform the Ladies ofNew York
that Ne has Just eve recon, arrivals the mos, choice and
eegast assortment Of goods offered in this city.
Elegant Printed Musins Of the most novel designs
Printed Lawns and Caalis
900 stoa Dresses % Is the Dress OF 10 which
are a choice assortment OF Colofs.
Case ofthe Real imperial Bse Black Washing Silks shi
ms Peryad neyet offered in this city under 10 shngs
Ribhons IN endless variety
full and choice Of ch figured and plain sks
sa,Ins. - ' - -
go doz plain andembrodecd hosiery for cd Der air
Russia Diapers aed Table I, ncns
case OF fSlbson's celebrated Irish Linens
fcarfons OF cmhroideres.
apery nu,las IL together with large
~ ehcoes ana oofnesuc goods
al The lowest price asked and no abatement
+ ,-La
The herald., 1837-04-06

DHOSPHORUS.-Asm small supply OF rbosrAocps ON hand
i put up IN D. canristers, fer sale BY
nsl Dr. LEWIS FEuCHrwANoER, a., Broadway.
The herald., 1837-04-06

w Five young girls who understand perfectly
makihg silk bonnes Apply t06 Broadway, secoadfS0r.
The herald., 1837-04-06
Paper HaMgInEs.
DONC0v1RT Il, ST. Nj M Z RS.

respectfully call the attention of herfends
public generally TO their and elegant assortment OF
goods Just received aad opening their store no 1863 Pearl
street between Frankfort and Hague streets and
dealers will ndat their estas advantages where else
10 be met with addition to their eae stock a goods Siam
ets OF the above firm generally known by the appeaon
oil the Ihree FngeTd Paper Hanger and who is needles
say 10 but strangers stands vailed the art OF Paper
ing bota for and despatch will attend far
pracucabe n all The work which shall be entrusted to his
The herald., 1837-04-06

public sales of Horses Carriages, Harness &C. continue
take place this we'll known establishment every nossay
~ O'Clock.
The ssc will Monday 10th inst a IL clock
mn Horscs Carriages &c intended for this sale bs
Shown and enHrcd hecs saturday nest sth inst,
sselosk. p NJ JOHN W. WATSON, sts Broadway a.
The herald., 1837-04-06

IL THOMAS COCHRAN respectfully informs the Ladies that
h. ra of h spins stock among which plea
s French single coHs, PATTERNS of
ibem are VERY rch also two cs.s French css ,ey nch and
~. linen eanlbne ndkerchcfs cuff
~ ~ Scotch and Ir sh nccdc worked csas the cfeapes
s.,d. of the kn Offered for sale IN this great
Eagsh thread lace, torcihef wtr general
al every description of lace er,breldefies.
Ladies who goods Of the aloys descrp'Ion, would do
we'll 10 csH st Cochans Lace and Embroidery warckouse
atbsrpe street ts4 Ea~cr those being i spy
hments th. exclusively Devoted ~ the re- ai laos
and LADIES rely the
are well .eIsctrd and fan markets Tke
rive Of the
Tho .ul r-r and receive
b Intention the smallest possible advaHce from the ai
g,nnI ro.t .r the rosl. sale and retail
THOMAS COCHRAN 81 Oathsrnr 81.
mis- i'm and ist Boweiy three door- above St,ng ST
The herald., 1837-04-06
TIE TEETH, THE TEETH. THE TEErH

DE PALHEK's blamond Par Tooh Powder, recon-.
mensed by thousands Vegetable White Powder never fail.
ing remedy Tor every disease which the teeth gums
BILE, rendering the former beautifully white the latter
aniscsrbutc healthy red affords
agreeable fragrance TO the breath after or taking med
For sale at DR. Hars Broadway and Chambers street;
Or syms corner OF Walkcf and Bowey Pnce per
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-03
THE WIFE OF THE BEY OF TUNIS.
A TUNIsIAN WEDDING.

In the castle yard, (said consularla-
dy to Prince Puckler Muskau) we were
received by the bey's secretary minister,
and conducted to the door Of the second
court. AT the double door of the Ha-
rem two Mamelukes stood on guard,
one of whom summoned an Italian in
terpretess, who invited US in. The room
into which we were introduced was
hung with gold embroidered with satin
gilt bird cages were hung from the cell
ing, and even here the walls were COW
cred with weapons. Opposite to us, on
an ottoman, sat the bey's wife, richly
but not tastefully dressed. She rose,
received US with words, "blessed be
your entrance, and may you stay as long
as is agreeable to you;" and made us
sit beside her. Her arms and feet were
bare; ON the latter she wore small en-
broidered slippers, which SO little came
on to the foot, that she held them fast
when she moved, between the great toe
and the one next to it.-From our seat
we looked through several rooms, in
which were crowds Of black and white
slaves, sitting on the ground some chat
tering, others variously occupied. AL
together must have seen upwards Of a
thousand.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-03

midst clouds of smoke, nearly suil6cating
andwhich rose so thick as to shut OUT
the glorious scene we had witnessed, and
how much romance to be between two
hres, than cast among the embers Of one.
1 The following morning, when the par
ty were all mounted on our single hors.
es, with smoky faces, dresses and blank
/ cts, there being buta shade Of difference
in the complexion between. the white
and red manu- could but laugh heartily
at the exhibition as we galloped off in
Indian file. -.
Never was party better dressd1 i3s
a carnival masquerade. Thefc H&s'
something wild; picturesque eap|
in such images as we were, undef this
smoky disguise, for the two first days,
particularly while travelling over this
wide desolation, There was particu-
lar adaptation of looks 10 the brown
burnt sod on our trail. This fire had
swept through forest and field, consun-
ing the young trees, and the few autumn
alflowers, which now studded the prairies;
| felt satisfied that we owed our lives to
the resolution snd GOODNESS of the old
chief, for should certainly have been
buried to modern mummy, had not
been rescued by the foresight Of" Old
Whirling Thunder" J. III. B.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-06-03

MUNGo PARK AND THE Moss-The
following passage in the travels of the
celebrated Mungo Park, describes his
situation and feelings when left alone by
those who had plundered him in the We.
ry heart of Africa.
Whichever way | turned, nothing
appeard butsdanger and difficulty. !
saw myselfin the midst Of vast wilder
ness, in the depth Of a rainy season, ma
ked and alone, surrounded by savage an
imals, and men still more savave.
was 500 miles from the nearest Europe
an settlement. All these circumstances
crowded at once on my recollection,
and confess that my spirits began to
fail me, I considered my fate as certain,
and that Ihad no alternative but to lie
down and perish. The influence Of re-
ligion, however, aided and supported me.
| recollected that no human prudence or
foresight could have arrested my present
suferings. indeed was stranger in
strange land; yet Twas still under the
protecting eye Of that Providence who
has condescended to call himself the
strangers friend. At this moment, pain
ful as my reflections were, the extraor-
dinary beauty of a small moss in fructi-
fication irresistably caught my eye. !
mention this to show from what trifiing
circumstances the mind will sometimes
derive consolation for though the whole
was not longer than the top ofone ofmy
fingers, l could not contemplate the del
icate conformation Of its roots, leaves
and capsula, without admiration.