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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
LOOK TO YOUR TNTEREsT.

LIVERY person or persons, who find they stand in
chase, will find it greatly to their interest to call at the
Bedding Mart N. w. and s. w. corner of Lombard
and Light sts where they win find, not only the great
est variety of Beds Mattresses, &c sc. but they vii
likewise find thai hey there be purchased on bets
ter terms than at any other ssts ishment in the city,
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SITUATION WANTED.

10y Young Man, as an assistant clerk i'll a Grocery,
= Flour, Commission Store Bar keeper. any other
situation where he could make himself useful to his
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, sc. Appyto
LEWIS F. SCOTTT,
No West Fayette Street, basement story OfBarnums
City HOTEL General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers
Office Old Establishment.
sep dat.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

NOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTO GIRL
NJ between 10 years Of age to serve until she is
25 she is well grown for her age and can come highly
recommended She is from the country and has been
brought up TO house work. The present owner sells
her account having no further use for her For
other particulars apply to LEWIS F. SCOTT,
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Office old es
Enlistment, No. West Fayctte street, basement
of Bamum's City Hotel. auto
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FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
IL sortment ofsuperior TACKLE, consisting Of
"a and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, and HALE obs
3, and Ash btttt FLY RODS
so, 100 & 100 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS;
LINES
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Git, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or Otherwise
SWlvEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
ALSO-Ag general assortment of WOODEN WARE
Irvine and Cordage, BRUSHES ofaIl kinds, for sale az
very reduced prices by DUKEHART & CO.
No. 10ld Baltimore street,
between South s. Calvert Streets.
Country merchants and others are invited to cal
Thankful for past favors they solicit snare of patron.
age Sthm0 l6tk
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
80 49, SOUTH STREET.
- FOR RENT--A spacious convenient TvveB
Wl1l STORY DWELLING, with extensive BACK
4 BUILDING, and dining room, on a fine deem las
it'll hydrant in the yard situate in Conway street, near
Immediate possession will be given.
Apply To- FOWLER & TYSON
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SITUATTON WANTED.

10Y a Young Man from the Eastward, as clerk in a
- Wholesale Retail Grocery Store, or any other
respectable situation, where he could make himself
full to his employer The very best of references &C.,
can be given in regard to character.
For further information apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTT.
General Intelligence and Agency Office No. 2 West
Fayetc Street, basement of Barnum's City Hotel.
sep d4t.
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list RIFLE REGIMENT m. v.
I'm PURSUANCE of orders received from the AID
n juant General NJ NJ, the undersigned hereby re-
quests all persons who may have public arms in their
possession, belonging to the LIST Regiment NJ. ", and
who do not beloog TO any organized Volunteer Compa
ny, to deliver the same at No. SO North Charles street.
JAMES l.. MAGUIRE,
au % Col. Rifle Regt. nj. ".
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STERIFFALTY.

OWEN BOULDIN returns his sincere thanks
- for the liberal support ne met with the recent
Canvas and informs his friends that he will continue 10
be a Candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF al the
next Election.
AMI Q5In
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A LOAN OF S7OO, for one or more years, for
n which good story Brick House, eI feet front
and running back 20 feet feet alley in fee simple,
title indisputablc The property is worth three times the
amount wanted-for which liberal interest will be
given. For further particulars apply to LEWIS F..
SCOTTI, General Intelligence, Agency, Collectors
and Brokers Office, No. West Fayette street, Base
ment of Bamnm's Hotel. au2S d6t
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Vid Newcastle and Frenchtoicn Rail Road.
HNOR THE BETTER accommodation of trav-
VI oilers by this line, the Steamboats, for Philade-
phtl will, and after TUESDAY NEXT, LIST Sep
TENDER, leave Bowlys wharf every Morning, (ExoEPT
sunday at O'Clock, arriving in Philadelphia about
two hours before the departure of the New York
ing line.
Passengers landed and taken off at Ford's Landing
in Elk River as usual
05-Transportation of Merchandise to and from Phil
adelpha will meet with and dispatch, and at mo-
derate rates of Freight Goods from Philadelphia, for
the South and West will be forwarded without delay
reduced prices. T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
au3l
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LAW NOTICE

FHyIFFANY, F'ITE & CO., having received
Il their Fall stock respectfully invite the attention
of country merchants, and cash in particular, as
their goods purchased for cash. which enables them
to offer great nducementO purchasers generaly their
stock complies
100 cases Mems fine s coarse sew'd pegged BOOT S,
300 GO g & Boys kip & calf MOnrOes * SHOES;
50 & 90 Coarse BROGANS,
100 &c Women's fine city Kid & Nor SLIPPERS, and
Eastern made Kid Nor. and Lea. SLIPS *
SHOES, of all descriptions.
20cases Women's Cater, Leather and Lasting BOOTS,
p 60 Misses and Childrens Boots Shoes s Slips,
so " Mems & Boys Black and Drab, Fur and Wool
HATS,
IS Mems and Boys fine Fur, Seal Hair and Cloth
CAPS, at all prices,
With variety of other articles, making general
sorment of GOODS, in their line. 0Country Merchants
viii do well 10 call and examine the stock, before
king their purchases.
aus dat
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

- sz -
FHNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the Public
n that he has resumed his former stand, No. IS
South Street, where he is prepared to wait on his
friends and customers with pTomptness, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SHOES, and all other articles in
his line of the very choicest material and most APP
proved cut and workmanship.
sep 6m JAMES HANCE.
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NLIVER PARKER, CORNER OF GIL
OVERT@ LOMBARD STS., OFFERS FGR SALE
500 bundles American and 10 casks Sheet Zinc
English Sheet Iron 1000 lbs. Lead Pipe
so packs Russia do 900 bundles Iron Wire
p tons best American 5 tons Spelter
Boiler Iron 10 tons hooped Rod Iron
400 pigs Lead 10 do band & Scroll do
100 boxes Tin Plates 10 do Scotch Pig Irsn
100 pigs Banca Tin English Blistered and Car
$50 do Cornwall do Steel
With extensive assortment Of Stoves, Ships' Cam
booses, SC. sc. dom aug Is
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Mr.. Graves, Of Kentucky, has declined run
rung again for Congress
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RHODE ISLAND.-The result of the cleo.
#tion in this State, in all but five towns, is as
Follows:
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A WOMAN to cook and wash for a
W small family. Apply at this office, at $50 Mar
ket street. au29
"ANTED-A good CEAMBERMAIDf for pri-
w vate family. Apply at this office. an29
Nv AhTED.-An aclve, intelligent BOY, as an
w apprentice to the printing business One who
can read and spell well, will meet with gOodencOurage-
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
iy II
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WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR. +
FHyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patapsco White
u Wheat Family FLOUR, tOgther with other
ected brands TO which they invite the attention of re
tailers baker and families. The Paapsco Flour is
well known in this State to ueci from them
commentator, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal TO in the market
NORRIS 5 FAlRBAIRN,
No. 2 Pratt, between Gay Frederick SIS.
iy Is
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IMMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
n of good character of both sexes from 10 D years
OF age, slaves for life for very extensive Hotel in the
city of New Orleans where they will be well treated
and references will be given if required, that they
expressly the gentlenan's USE and for spec
ulaton, and fair cash price will be given application
to LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fayette street, basement
Of Bamum's Hotel. au6
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
FENHE subscriber would inform the public that he
n has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
s. THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public; believing that they Will fully meet the expec
aon and wishes Of the purchasers he thinks that they
viii be found equal if superior TO any Machines fol
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
and is believed TO be very dLTabe calcuaiedto bewoEk
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ne Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Urnuys Horse
Powers and Threshng Machines; those prefenng these
Machines can pIocmre them by calling al his Farmer,
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5g-NO IlCE.9l

GIN OTlCE.-ES
VKT ANTED-Immedately at l.. F. SCOTTI'S
w Intelligence and Agency office, No. . w. Fay
cite street, basement of Banum's City Hotel Clerks,
BoOk-keepers, Pouers, Walters, Coachmen, Laborers
Chamber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, sc.
au d
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NN ANTED TO HIRE, by the ye ar, iemal
w Slave-able TO do washing cooking, &c. for a
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years Of age.
Apply at the Pilot Office au II-dn
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WWTANTED TO HIRE IMMEDIATELY
w A smart woman as Housekeeper. Enquire at
tile Bedding Mart, N. W. corner of Lombard and Ligth
sts. None need apply without they understand their
business, and can come well recommended One who
render satisfaction will find an easy, comfortable sit
uaton and fair wages y7'du
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.
REBELLION AMONG THE BLOOD,
HOUNDS.
MATAHzAs, March 12.

Yesterday eleven Boodhounds, for Flori-
da, were put on board the U. S. schooner
Firt, in this harbor, with four Spanish keep
ers, TO whom were paid six doubloons each
in advance,-but who 'St0artlcoWied last
night with the money leaving the Blood
hounds without their keepers.
The Boodhounds thus left without their
keepers, rose upon the crew, and SO alarm
ed them, that they beat to Quarters, land,
as the U. S. ship "Warrsa" arrived in the
harbor last night, the story goes that she
saved the Flirt." The S,oarttcouting Of
the keepers, and the rebellion of the Blood
hounds, with the alarm of the crew affords
a good deal of amusement here.
This afternoon there occurred here a
curious fight between some American sail
ors, Bloodhound and Spanlard. The
Spaniard hearing that Bloodhounds were
wanted, brought one to the Quay for sale,
when Yankee sailor coming along said,
"d--n the dog; he cant bite,"-whereupon
he gave the dog kick, and the dog in re-
turn, gave him grip in the leg. The sal
lor went to work pell nell on the Blood
hounu, and the Spaniard defending his dog;
other American soldiers joined in, and there
was general fight, till all were parted by
the military. Sailors out here don't care
much for Bloodhounds, and they don't like
the idea Of having such fellows to fight the
battles oftheir country.
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From the N. Y. Express.
MAJOR DOWNING ON HIS WAY
TO THE NORTH BEND.
WASHINGTON, goth March, 1910.

WASHINGTON, goth March, 1910.
To the Moderator of the Downingvie
Conventions:
Respected Sir--T have been waiting here
day arter day, bu: Congress don't seem to
make much headwuy with public business;
and as don't receive eight dollars day
as they do, for dong nothing, l have come
to the notion to leave them counting eyes
and noses, and take slant out ives! and
see what is going on among the log cabins
out that way, land especially to go and
see the Old North Bend IN his own cabin,
and measure him cross-ways and length
ways-perpendicular and slantindickelar,--
SO that can tell you all exactly--not only
what think on him, but what all creation
ought to think on him. must say, have
all along had my queries about trying an
other Old Hero, as the last one was e'ena-
most enuf for one generation: but there is
no saying that chairs Of the same dog
won't cure the bite;" and the Lord knows
we want some kind of cure for the bites we
have had.
hone the convention won't scatter till
you EeI lly Heht lCttCis
III find things to my liking, it amt i'm
possible that may stay out west till arter
next election: and if so, then to return to
Washington with the Old Hero on or be-
fore the 4th March next.
There is one thing you may depend on;
if find Gineral Harrison not the man folks
say he is--it find him man Of particu-
lar party, and not Of the na,ion-fll draw
some of Mr.. Benton's black expunging lines
round his name, and let him stay where he is;
but il, arter talking, and eating, and drink
ing, and ploughing, and grubbing, and fen
cling spell with him, | find he has got the
rale grit in HIM, I'll say so.
don't mean to take things by hear say,
as some folks did u spell ago with tother
Old Hero. Times have go. so now. am
determined to recommend no man for Pre-
sident till have chance to measure him.
The People arc entitled 10 good man--one
who will do Justice to all parties, and 60 by
the Constitution and the Laws. The coun-
try has had enuf Of party Presidents; AMI
as the party in power have had it all their
own way now for nigh twelve years, and
got things pretty considerable starn fore
most, las any party will that goes more for
party than the good ofthe whaleicountry,)I
think it is about time to tack ship, and try
if we can't make things 60 ahead. Folks
in Office, suppose wont agree to this prin-
cip.e; and as there are a good many onem,
and all drawing pretty good pay, in hard
currency too, they will work like beavers
to keep things as they are,--bnt | hope
they will remember that they are not all
creation.
There is one thing, when I think ont
makes me crawl all over, and lifts my dan
der considerable; that a set Of men filing
oil kinds Of Offices, from the highest to the
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25
From tho Cleveland Herald and Gazette
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
p THE WHIG VICTORY. IN

The friends of Harrison and Reform in
Connecticut have done nobly, most nobly.
When the Wings swept the State in the
spring Of 1888, John M. Niles wrote home
from Washington.
1T is impossible for the Wings to make
similar effort next year. One might as
well think to burn over stubble land two
years in succession"
The vote for Governor in 1898, stood
Whig, Ellsworth, e7,29e, Loco, Beers, s1,-
e23, Cons Phelps, 1,494.
Niles then calne home and went to work
in the old stubble field himself. The vote
for Governor in 1889 stood -
Wing. Ellsworth, 26.l74, Loco. Niles, u.s.
6l5, Cons. Phelps, 1909.
Ex-senator Niles found that 'coal is coal,
and, that the 'stubble field did burn 'two
years in succession The third year he
felt sure II would not. So he entered the
field again, and SO certain was he of put
ting ou. the Harrison and Reform fire, that
on Saturday preceding the election the
Hartford Times, Niles especial mouth
piece said:-
Hark! we already hear in anticipation,
the shouts Of victory, aud the lamentatlon
Of the vanqushed. Democracy is victori-
ous-the people are free-Whiggery is fall
len, with all its corruptions and abomina-
tions, never to rise again."
The 'shouts of victory happen to be on
the other side, and the lamentations of the
vanquished' are anything but an acceptable
offering at the White House.
But we will let the Frecmen of Connec.
tlcut do their own shouting!
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$40.
TRANSPORTATION.
BIJFFALO LINE, Erie Canal.

BUFFALO LINE, Erie Canal.
THADDEUs JOY G. CO., Proprietor,
CONNECTED with steam freight boats
" and vessels on Lake Eric.
The Proprietors and Agents of this line,
will contract ror the transportation of Goods
or Produce at fair rates, and pledge them
selves to those who may entrust Property
to their care for transportation, that the
same shall be forwarded with care and des-
patch. and that any damage that may oc-
cur to property shipped by the above line,
which the Propretors may be liable for,
shall be adjusted in the most prompt an.
liberal manner.
AUTHORISED AGENTS.
Carpenter g. Myers, Toledo.
Hiram Joy. No 18 Soulhstreet, ~ Y.
Thaddeus Joy g. Co.. Albany.
Joy g. Webster, Bn6alo.
Richard Winslow & Co., Cleveland.
Hull & Shepard, .Nassilon.
Priest a. Page, Linle Fails, ". Y
Samuel Adams g. Co., Dresden.
b. Comsiock g. Co., Columbus.
M. B. Ross g. Co., Portsmouth.
July IS. Is.
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From The We,D Haven Palladium.
GLORIOUS VICTORY.
THE PEOPLE HAVE TRIUMPHED--THE
NATION Is FREE

NATION Is FREE
'Rejoice--rejoicc, the victory is ours |!
Enough is known 10 ensure all Ausplc-
GUS day Joyous ccnsummation I! The
question is settled Thus as the great
campaign of 1910 opened--thus it may
close. Connecticut has sustained the mighty
shock of the kings forces with irmuess
and gallantry never to be forgotten. Here
was the Presidential battle ground here
the destiny of the whole country was stalk
ed-upon this issue Of the struggle depend
ed the future triumph of Vau Buren and de
structive measures, or of Harrison and Re.
form A change of policy and change
of men is decreed Connecticut has said it!
Connecticut has done it A hundred guns
and thousand cheers TOR old Connecticut!
Lasting gratitude to Ne,o Hapen city,
which has given majority Of 48s votes
nearly double that of last spring. Our op-
ponents acknowledges that they have done
their best here, as indeed they have through
out the county and the State.
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lSA0.

AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION co.
NEERCHANDtZE, Passengers, sc.
lYl transported with despatch, via Rail
Road Line, Steam Barges, on the Hudson
River, Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road to
and by first class line boats to
Buffalo, Steamboats, and vessels on the
lakes, American transportation Lime,
Ohio Canal.
For Freight or Passage applyto
P. Gradin, ,oA p.ooJ :, ~ "
II. Niles g. Co. Corner of Hudson T.
VIM. B. Knox, s Quay st. Albany.
l.. Huro & Co., Schenectady.
H. Wrights g. Co., Rochester.
Carpenter & Myers, T1ledo.
Atwater & Ruden, Buaalo.
Clark Robinson,
Sam'l. P. Carter, Cleveland.
G. s. Hazard, Maumee City.
Strong & Nc Reynolds, Detroit.
G. s. Hubbard g. Co. Chicago.
July IS. ID.
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From the Columbia Republican, Extra.

HUpsoN, April 7, 1910.
A SHOUT OF JOY FOR THE WINGS
OF HUDSON!
I'VE kape met The Enemy and they are ours!'
After one of the hardest political battles
ever fought in this city, the Wings have
gained another great and glorious victory!
Our opponents have exe.ted every nerve
poured ont their money like water. and af-
ter all have been routed 'horse, foot and
drogoons'
the entire Wing ticket, from the Mayor
and Supervisor, down to Constable, has
been elected by handsome majority.
The majority for DR.. FRARr, the wing
candidate for Mayor, is 73 votes.
Last year rhe common council stood 7
Whig,5 locofoco, including the Recorder
who is against us. The ne,D board IS en-
tireiy Wing, with the exception of Recor-
der, so that Hudson has this day given good
evidence that Locofocoism is fast expiring,
withstandng this is the 'adopted city
of Mr.. Van Buren, and the boast of the Lo-
cofocos that the ncrt council should e;r-
punge the farfamed Resolution, by which
their idol was so keenly rebuked.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25

INTERESTING CoRREspoNpENcR.- R.---Quite
an interesting and spirited correspondence
is at present going on at Elizabethtown,
Tenn. between Mr.. Thos. Reckhold and
a Mr.. Leonard M. Swingle. Swingle's las.
epistIe gives his opponent the following
swinging -
My motto Is, always to keep at such a
convenient distance from puppy that there
will be no danger of his licking my mouth,
or Of my rising with feas, by coming in
contact with him. Now, you old lying, in =
famous, ow-bred scoundrel, ask no quar-
tiers, and shall give none---you may lick your
flint and try it again, Twill be found with
you.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25
THRICE WELCOME OLD FAIR
FIELD, ..
HaIfpa one o'clock, Tuesdau.

Our Express from old democratic Fair
field county is in, bringing returns from all
but three towns, which show a majority of
eight hundred and fifty uotes!! The remain
ing three towns will not reduce it below
75O! We have carried ALL THREE
SENATORS by triumphant majorities /! |!
The Representatives stand Is Wings to 8
locos! In two towns sending one Repre-
sentative each, there is no choice. Mon.
roe and Westport, sending each, to be
heard from.
The grand result thus far in Is towns out
of2l in Fairfield county and in the whole
of New Haven county, is 1880 whig ma
jority--belng gain from last year Of more
than ONE THOUSAND VOTES-and
also gain of THREE SEN ATORS, and
Of at least fourteen Representatives..
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25

Tbs SIZE OF A PIe.--We overheard the
following lucid testimony given in justi-
ce's Office not long since.
How large pig was it'
Why, it was a smart chunk Of pig any
how.
Can't you describe how big it was.
Oh, yes, it was sizeable little pig as
you often see.
Well, how large was itl can't you COM
pare it to somethingl
- was about as big-as-a dog, that's
all / know about it..
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25

TENNEssEE.--The Wing candidates for
Presidential Eec tors in that State have ta-
ken the field, or rather the stump, and are
canvassing the State with industry and
spirit. Hon. Ephraim H. Foster is speak
ing in Middle Tennessee, and intends to ad-
dress the People in every County in the
State.
Hon. Hugh L. White is dangerously i'll.
-.MeD- Yorker.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25

SMALL TALK.--Says "a bed-bug to q
musquito, whom he CHANGED to meet the
other evening on an expedition, "How is
it that you make out to extract SO much
more of life's current than myself when |
can bite as severely as you? How can you
explainW
"For particulars see small bills" quoth
the musquito with dignity.-Pis.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-25
BUSINESS LOTS TO LEASE.

VIHEsubscrlbe for the purpose olafford-
L ng conveniences tomenof business,
who are desirous to settle in this place, offer
for sale al reasonable prices, orto lease at
moderate rents, the following lots, upon the
prncipalb business streetsin thstow
10, 20, 81; north side Broadway; 7s
West side of Canal street; l30 Corner of
William st. a in block l, north side of So
phia ST. Also large number of lots eiigi
bly, situated for residences.
For information and terms apply to
!, D. BEAUGRAND, Maumee City.
R. DICKERSON, I Lo,,er Sauduskv.
LA. @. RAWSON, A'''@' "
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