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Sultans. Die ,ibrisen Naboneoaner
fonnsn bIcS nad bsm gefeee eeribtst
peresn, Oh fe iIon oft Elm Spfsr Der Ge'
rpalt iine, /. 9. bic erofen &auf1tute uns
bic rsiben GrunsbeIitsr, aber eRfer WiB.
BRAND Der Genalt 1T nibt eurb eas Sc.
iee erIaubt oft (Inb 1uffsnoe bic SoIs
9en basen, allein ben Beanltsn fann Der
Sultan, eer paiba abfeksn une binri6s
ten, uno Rismano fiblt iid baourb EN-.
port. Nan 1T Der Wsinuns. sas Sbers
baupt babe chen Die Gemalt iibcr iie, pis
oer @ater Gber feline &incer.
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S;SSHssewasGfte s. a3is5tersteGGe.
}Sreunb Ih a Fl.

Sm Sut Ger Srsibet itimn,st an
Sru grnit Der Srsmeibaft qitr!
Der 1T bs &ctt fsin @brsnmann,
Ssm bier ftin psrj nibt 9|abt!
9is Trs,ncitaft itdrft in Svut' une Hotb,
lIne folgt turb qtbtn unt turb Sch.
Grifauntnt faB' ets at6sns Itib
Der Wleaften Batter. ftmi'a
Griduf Die Srsunti,baft ,pea, uni feb!
9s5 Glsnob Sbaals ffiss.
9a fprab tr Batter: ss it sut
lInb alleS qtken baubte Wutb.
oSobl tbun uno EpDI s'nrfan9em Ittrt
Gin a00tmsnet Sune.
Sm &srfsr 1T biz Spjnn' uns ,rsrtt,
Nuf Seer 8lur Elm cunt,
Gin l,ibnbtn, sas ssrufsn fam
uns Srce aus unlttr Gdnbm nhHlr.
Teb ftIis tbtlt Gin Dlenibsnbsry
Gsritanci9, gut uns trsa,
TOa DlitstiibIs in 0rsue' unt Sbmsrj
9t6 Gtbcns Mand)etsi;
Gin Srsuns, Der fanft mi. &atbt nisi
limb stbsnss traulib bsi uus fst.
ginmatbs baIt auf 8ebt uns Yfibt
limb baneelt Srsunb unb Srtunt;
TOD trdst man germ, unb qudlt Nd, nid,t
Das Sober elaubt unb msint.
Oct Sitbt ben Cuff Ger Noft Der.
Ger Untrs litbt esn Hsltsnfieer,
Gssant' unp Sbat, AUDI Cir uns Glid
Isrtraut man cbne bsbl;
Nueb Sdwabbsit fbsut bss Srsansss Bid;
Jbn irrt fsin lsibhr ftbl.
Sdtft bsrbsr Gram an Srsuntes Sruif,
Bsrtint Itb Isibt su fif.r euit.
Gin peri uns cine S.sh ftt
Wit fsinm Srsuno tsr SrtaMs;
Qi,brsib unb wabrbaft mile une frsi
Sn Tsrn unb SOB vtrtint.
ginft brinst mtr frdbsr itirtt in gIans
9sm Sruoerstiit ben Yalmsneranj.
Gntbldst tas Icaupt ibr 6tsune, v. 'psltt
Der Srsuntfbaft eiefen 9ranf!
Sbr tcbtsn Srsunee, bort ben Glib,
ginifimmsne gum Gefan9;
llne trSlfst armsr SbIudsr qees,
81. mic tss Grunbts Arm umtSbles!
Bir fbatteln bsr;litb uns bic 5anh
limb tbsilsn Srsus' Mns Nets!
gsi tsItr Druid Der Srsunefbaft pfne
Durb qsbsn uno turb Sob!
9sibts fam unt fru uns js entS,pel'n!
Wten Irsunb 1T msin, unb id, Bin ftln.
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Ga6 Serenbalsbaiios


Gin tsribmter sneliider Rihter. inter
Der Reeieruae Garls oes Grffsn, bate bel
ieinsr SsiHonsreife. tber cine alte Erau
ID fpreben. bic nit oer 1nflase, bieSlino'
bsit bara siR 3aubsrmittel esbeilt su ba=
ben. Dor ibn eebradt murbe.-Das Mits
tel, esHea fe fd bab.i beeisnt baben ioH<
t., mar elm unfduIbiees .Dalsbanb BON
strob. Sbre 8ertbeiSieuuo parb roe.
MIG sebort, unS Die 1neetlaete mar nabs
baran, gum Seuertoes pertrtbeilt su pers
DEN. ais Der Hibter fI6 oas pom IeufsI
ein9tfssnete 6trobbano nod einmal por.
lesen Lief. unb fibe ba :! Ct sreannts iein
ei0enes Wert in Dem 3auberbanb.
die armer uno etwas loferer Stuoent il
Srforb bate sr einmal eine Nabt bin'
eurb in einem Sierbauie. oas bic 1nse:
flaate oamals belt, periedt, uno als ct am
Noreen bic 3ebe nibt besablen fennte,
Elm an ben Iveen franfes Rinb ber Bir.
thin nit oiefem strobbanee au beilea fidb
anbeifbis 9emabt. Die Sabe ndr ees
0ladt Ct bate Der Gldubieen bas bsilens
be balsbano, NIT einen, ipsttenben 3aa'
berIprucbe baau, eefdenft, une eiefe bate
es NIT @uters aneerrpdrts ansewanot.
Der Nibter fndpfte bic 2noten ces Ban.
ses auf. uno bic Surp fane ieinen Id@er=
liben Sprudb barin.
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Die 0eraGtun9 Der Heamten tit Dc
Siirfet.

@er in Der 1drtei son feinen Ginfiiaf'
ten ober BON ieincm Gs,uerbFeiSe lebt. Der
1T elm freist uab unabbdneieer Wann unb
Rebt in 1nieben; :; ,per binsesen elm aut
ann.amt, Der eraieSriot fit unb fete f4
Der 8eradtuns aus. gobale sStmanb in
bic Dienfte eines pafbas tritt. 70 dbers
ldBt ct iib ibm nit 9eib uno Seele. unb
berielbe fann nit ibm faft 1Qss uaden.
rpds er spiu. Dies III eerftlbe Sau nit
ben erciTen Wabtbabsru in 3infbt bes
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spaden. Ginmal puroe ct pom Der ySa
be auf benz 8eroef bemerft, uno borte,
wie man ibm na6fpirts, bod pernatm sr,
'pie man an Sero psrmutbets, Dap Elm
Stut Sreibbols bic @eranlaf flung oes r.
larms selpeien iei. Der Beriiorbene eebr:
ts In Die Siefe 3urnd tsnb periubte np9,
male Den Soosn Der ITa ;u curbbcbren,
ieoob per9eblib. Sierauf periubte CT Iei-
ne Sbroube an psritieosnsn anesrn sbif.
fen, uno nur Die llnmosli6eeit ben Sup,
ferbeibtae 5u ourbbobren, rettete bas Sc.
ben bon 1auienben. Die ldn9ife 3sit Die,
GSra Zee unter S8afer sutrinsen fonntc,
mar Sspei Stunsen.
Vanatismus bes Soniss bon Siam.
.berr Grawfurs sr5dblt bic SeranlaI.
iuns Sur Ssrbannuns Der gbrifea aus
Siam folsenoermaBsn:
pia Melaf, oer sttpa Dor 60 SAB
TEN oen 2bron beFies, spuroe Gessn bas
Gnbe feiner Eesisrua9 70 fanatild, bob
ct oarGber gang oen Ssrifanb perIor. 5n
einem Der Infdlle ieines reliei6fen @abn-
finn5 fiel es iDm elm, oaB ibm ber 8ott
y ia d. speun CT nob tif fri9er perebrt
pdroc, Die Sdbisteit perlsiben ,perse, fid
in Die euft 5u erbeben uno Dor ieinsm 2o'
Dc nob in oen 6immeI 81 fliessn. Ct be-
fraste feline priefer oardber, pelbs Jpn
nibt aasin in oiefem @sbanfsn befdrttsn,
iohoern fdt bislsa 8atl neas Gebets nno
uno Geremonien erlan1sh, rofiir ct fe as
BET AUDI nit neuen G.i3entsn dberbdufte.
Nidt Sufrieosn ieoo6 nit her 3ultimmuns
feinsr priefter, lieb ct AUDI ncb ben
8ilbef uno bic ibrisen Seiitlihen Der
Gbrifen pcr tib tommsa. Dieie iadtsn
ibm besreifib ju MAIDEN, cab Der 8au
ees msnibIiben &6rpers nitt tasu sinss4
seriatet spdrt, fid in oer euft erbaltea 5u
t6Hten ber Soni9 abtr, esm bic triftli-
ben 8eiftliden lanas elm Dorm i'm 0uae
setpelen tparen, lieb Den meiften berfelbsn
fir ibrsn sutea Ratb bunoert pieh NIT
Dem 8ambusrobt 9ebsS uao fis ane benz
eanps ptrbannen. -
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3 or { b [ a q

bon s. G1spsrs,
3u Wiffintaun, Suniata eauntp, penna,
fir Ole 5erausaate eints Sudss tettslt:
9eifli6er Gnf9arten
Srcmmsr 9eeleu:
9as 1T : 6eilIame unwsIunasn unb HesslH
~ eine,n acttitelissn $tten, nie audi
lettus 8ttstt mb @rIana. auf al.
wchsn unb Ssfttase nne in
sllsrlti lnliscn ju traMc9heI-
Gammt sinem nrtbweneiasn 8sri6t non sem
Gsbraad pes ,hsilisn GtencmabIe.
rrees.
SicIse nIs(ihe Sststtutb lon uuu sum
ipcttnmalc in Nmerifa beraueataekcn mGrs
ben. QDer attr Der siatntiitbs Hmtcr taton
mar, 1T uns nidt tttannt, neil es bier ,u
$annt Iebr rar 1T uno bas 9itrltlatt aus
bemjsniaen asritIrH roar, ron nelrten Der Hts
eru6 her ertcn Iufaat 9enommcn tpurbc.-
Uber bies mattt tsiutn llnttrIhieb ncs prr,
trtffidfm Snbalts ,rillen 1T ee bic llntets
ftatun9 afier fremmen ,lne alauhiasm Scelem
oertb. Es ttitsbt III pier sbeilrn, namli6 ::
!. 5cilIamc Nsasln &c.
g. Ilsrlsi fet6ns amssrlslrns Gststc uGb
atittIifs $iseer ,e.
s. 9dbnc Sstde auf Scits9aas'e.
4. Cine fnrss nnp urttweneiae 9ortereis
az ees 6errn Atenrmahl &C.
Dstinaunae ;Wr ,wei itena'
msrit taniI III en- Gn aae.
Die(ts 1otrf ,pirp una,ftr 2i5 ebtr geo
Wcral mo. 6eiten snthaltsu, auf Ittues
papi;r aerrnft uut iaubtr ttartcittt ,reroen
Scr prcie tlnee grsmrlars, aauerbaft In
qtbcr aetnnetn, lriet75 Gent unt NIT pas
piereede unr (ebsrnsR gHsm nns Nidtu 6s3
Gtnt tein, wsItbes een llutsrIetr.ttstn httr,
liefstt ptrpcn tpirb uub brim Ntlltfrrns trf
sablt perctn mub.
QDsr feds ltutsrIhrsitrr iaihttt(t nne fir
eie Be,atluua birat. trbdlt rae Iltteats gs
r.mrlar fir itin, Wait.. .-stsnfane srtals
ten rrisnse 1sentsn fir eisite Wsrf flint unb
snan;ia Yre;snt fir ibre Selehnnna
9as 5Gsrf miro gum Drnt tsfttcrt I,,
talc ais (lh sint binlanllitte In;atl llntcr,
tetrstsr snfnrst, nm Die Soften taeen jh
tftreittn.
Nrffintaun, 9lobtmtcr 1870.
% ltuterfhrstsr fir rtiase Yueb ipsrcsn
in ridsr DrutersI anattantntn.
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mrrncn mtarn, fir tae 4anptla oer &rane
Smrr une partticu. 3enaen nns bei,pebatns
DC Surp feline Ssit ptrlisrtn.
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Ter General Depaur in Terlisn:
ElL,z12

Ter Gcnsral Depaur in Terlien.
General Dspaur, eer fd; nab Dem
Sturie Sapolsons nab periIen besab,er.
belt bort Don oem Sbab bic grlaubni5,
6 8ataillone Soloaten auf europdiIte
art einsuridtsn tino einsudben. Bei eem
Rriese nit een Glrfea berries Iepaur
Die Sortbsile feinsr neusn @rridtune une
Der Sbab erfannte iis ausb an. D,r Sran-
scie erbielt Den eopsn, unb Gpnnenprben;
CT rpare nit sen bobfsn ebrenbeseioun.
sea bsi oofe empfanesn: Die Didter be.
ianecn ibn, uno Der erfe Waler erbielt
oen Nuftras, Jpn su malen. 1ub fea
ibn oae Pripileeium ertbsilt rpcroen fein.
10 riel &opfe' als ibm i'm Reee Rns. nab
tisensr @iafIbr obiuiblaeen sser ab.
ibIsssn au taTsn.
60
Seit GINGER 3sit fprab man in Sen
Dorfsrn Wsnilsbrouf. basteriue. GbaiTe
une ancern, spslbe bic Grsaie bss Dspar.
tenents Srne unb Sartbe kileen, Don
nid,ts anoerm als tines fbredli1en Ibie,
se, spelbss jsee Rabt atis BEN Molst
rcn gerfeisne Fam. bic bunbe in Der Sc.
sene anfieI une sersebrte. .6atte es si.
ntn oitfer tyeuen Rddter Der n,tnfbli6en
gscbaunesn ersrifen 70 riff es ibm een
Ropf pom a6rper uno lief uen oieIem
leetern nur bic !6aut dbri6. Sn brei 8o<
den rparen n,ebr als aspaasis 6unee auf
sisle 1rt um8etomn.n eenn eas eefIrd.
tete 1bicr sce fe aDcr anbern Wabruna
.bsn 70 uor, lpie Der Suts Die bdbner IT,
Der 2Self bic S1aft. Bestr Meniden
nod 8ieb rouroen uen ibm dneefa(len.
Gnblid unterIa8 oisitr .6unbsfein6 SEN
vereinten Bsmiibunsen ser 3dger uno
saneleute, bic zine &lopfiaeb anfeQtenI
spobei er aufoetristen une eridoftn rpare.
Wan erfaante in ibm--sine farfe 6ysne,
fann dber ni6t besreifer, teie fie oabin
sefommen 1T. 100 man nod ME cine ibres
@efblebts seiebsn bat. Wan permutbet
baB lie su irssn0 elmer Meaaserie eebSrt
baben une oaraus entfloben fein mag.
Wou ia8t, oas tniloe 1bier babe iib. natbs
benz es bon ipei &useln t0btlid aetroffen
une Dem Sterben nabe eerefen fei. no1
auf eissfs 6uno, Der neten ibm fans,
iflrien pousn.
&C.
Sa einem Birtbsbaufe bes ibotsif1ea
6oblanoes unterbiels Elm Solbat oieeanb
lsute NIT Gr;dblans ieirer 1batsu uns
Der srdblibsn 1uftritte, ssrsn ct in iei'
nen bespeSten eeben fbon beiespobt bat.
ts.-9er Huti8fte aber - er3aAte Ct ---
mar Der, 100 iebaebn Nann. an bdnoen
unb Tdfen sufaumeneeb ebunoen, auf cine
Bant eefsst uno ;u sleidsr 3eit srfboi.
fen nnrben.
Der Birtb svintts bel biefen @otten
sinen yrenb.n. feinsn Iabbar, beraus:
,Giner Der fedsebn ttnslddlidvn ,par
mein Bater unb Der Ssloat einer Der
R6roer i'd bin entidtontn. ibm siss
WeFer in Sic Sruf su foNen"
l6iernab traten mir pisbsr isss Sims
m.r, roo Der seleat eten fortfabr !: 8si
Iasesanbrud oertisHen mir Sas ebtabts
felb !; oben auf Dem pfseI fdrif eiitRins.
Der Sapitdu befabl mir, biHaaf3ntlet'
tern unb oas &inb u t6bten, rrear ct e'n
Rnabe rudre. SD fam binanf hno fano
elm Beib. pelbes iid ben'sbete etnen
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-05-09

GALE BY MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
- CHANcERy.-By virtue Of a decrelal or
der issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for the county of Lucas and
State of Ohio, to me directed and delivered.
| shall expose to sale at Public Auc
tion, at the door of the Court House,
in Toledo, in said county, on Saturday,
the thirtieth day of May next, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock
p. M, the following lands, tenements and
appurtenances to wit: q certain tract of
land situated in soId county of Lucas, and
described Us follows to wit: being the East
half of the North East quarter Of Section
number twenty six, in township number
nine, south of range number five east, con-
tanning eighty acres, and also the north half
OF the south west quarter of section number
twenty hve township number nine south Of
range number five east, containing 80 acres,
both Of said pieces Of land continuing one
hu,'dred and sixty acres, according to the
United States Survey Of Michigan Terrific.
ry, be the same more or less, to satisfy
decree in Chancery in favor of Henry o.
Beatty, versus Dwight F. Stow. .I.
DANIEL o. MORTON,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Dated April 90, 1910. 4.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-05-09
EXECUTORS SALE.

THE STATE OF Ono, Lucas County, SIS.
Charles C. P. Hunt, Exccu-) BY virtu,
tor of James Donnelly, of an or G;
deceased. }made in the
Robert M'WilIiams, ct al. cause by the
Court of Common Pleas within ana for said
County,-I shall expose to public sale, a,
the Central House in Maumee City in said
County, OH Wednesday the 18th day OF
May next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
A. M. and 4 o'clock, P NJ. ofsaid day, the
following described Real Estate, to wit -
Part of River Tract No. 23, in the 70 Miles
Square Reserve. commencing s. SO E.
chain 81 links from the S. F.. corner of VIM.
Houser's blacksmith's shop, thence $. 55 >
Fast 2 chains 50 links, thence South 10 ,
West Q chains, thence North 35o West
= chains SO links, thence No. 100 w. Q
chains to place of beginning, containing
one half acre. Also one undivided half Of
an ncre of Lnnd, commencing at n Stone
bearing s. So > E. chain "a links from
the s. E. corner of said Houser's shop,
thence N. 700 80 L. 3 chains 9-l3 links
to stone, thence s. SO : 3O' L. chains
56b links to stake, thence S. 7l7 81 w. 8
chains 9-l3 links to post, thence North
80 , 5O' w. 3 chains 36s links to the place
of beginning, and being part of said River
Tract %.
CHARLES G. P. HUNT, Exe'tr.
Dated April II, 1910. 4w2
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April %, 1870,

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
~ will represented to the Commissioners
of Lucas county, at their next June session
for a County Road, commencing on the
Williams county line, at the southwest
corner Of section 6, fractional township 10,
south range one east, then east across nd
fractional township to land owned by Mr..
Shaffer in section l2, fractional township
10, south range one east, thence southeast
crly to the Maumee Road, at or near the
south. east corner of land owned by Ambrose
Rice on said Maumee Road, passing near
Birds flooring Mil, Chatfeld's saw Mill,
and VIM. Hooffman's blacksmith shop,-also
for Cross Road, commencing at the Michi.
gan State line, between section g. 8, town
ship 0, south range one east, thence south
to the northeast corner of section 7, frac-
tonal township 10, south range one east,
thence along said section line to the corner
ofland owned by Mr.. Adams, thence south.
easterly near the dwelling house Of Aston
Bird, thence southerly, so as to connect a
road lcadingto Napoleon, il Henry county.
- MANY CITIZENS.
Gorham, March Cd, 1910, 3w4
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-05-09
MAUMEE CITY CASH STORE.

q HARRINGTON, late of the firm Of
-. Harrington & Hunter, and successor
to II. Fairmnn, deceased, having resumed
business, corner of the Commercial build
ings, near the old stand, tenders his thanks
to his former patrons for their liberal sup
port, and is assured that the diminished pri
ces, easy terms, elegance of style, and in
trinsic value of his stock, will enable him
TO compete with his nelghbors, without ex-
citing the nervous system. His stock is
rendered complete, consisting of Fancy,
Staple and Dry Goods, as follows: blue,
black, invisible green, green, olive, mixed
gray and drab broadcloths; extra fine black
blue, striped, mixed and plain casslmercs;
sattnctts, fannels and blankets; rich quilted
silk, black blue black, figured silk, and lub.
by velvet vestings; also, Valencia and Ver-
seiles. Assorted Gros de Nap. and Gros
dc Berlin dress and bonnet silk; plain and
figured merin circassians; French bomba-
zines; Challeys; Mousin de Laine; super
French, English and American prints. from
one to four shllings. Shawls and dress
handkerchiefs, assorted; capes, collars,
cuffs, Iaces, wrought nsertings, belt-ribbons,
fur capes; extra fine and common Irish lin
en- and linen cambrcs; Swiss null, iacko-
net, Grccian and plain bobinetti pocket
handkerchiefs: satin damosk mantillas; I;
black, white and brown silk, worsted and
cotton hose: palm and straw bonnets; do
nestle sheeting and shifting, bleached and
unbleached; silk and cotton umbrellas, drills,
checks, ticking, kersey, cotton yarn, wick
ing, waddlng, bntting, fustlan, mole skin,
beauIaps; hats, oIl cloth table covers, buck
skin and wool gloves and mttcns; carriage
whips; ready made clothing; boots and
shoes; sole leather. Also, a general as
sortment Of groceries; china, crockery and
glass ware; patent pals by the dozen; soap
and candles by the box, together with many
articles not here enumerated, all of which
are offered on terms to correspond with hard
times. The bone and sinew of the country
will find market for all kinds of approved
country produce, at as high prices as any
house that will furnish goods as cheap. Call
and see. S. HARRINGTON,
oct. 26. Commercial Buildings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-05-09
GREAT ARRIVAL FROM THE
EAGrv

~ OCT Jos p,,,sr, ,.,, p,u,,,, c,.
lid rpn.rrn Vporr,p,, Anr,n,, " ,n',s
PuIs nctnowlodnod a. .aan,,n 'oS 70
their Gyeo, a,,;b;5;ou. n .aina.,o er.s ho .ta w.
hest of nil med;c,nes in Sc.n,.r E",nn
Fryrn AVN Aouv R,Y,ous Epvp, 1Tva'
m,rrrNr Fpvc, and ali l;soosns ,,h;.L
hive their 0rinir in inv Accmmnla,;on m ] or n''
Tn wnrd Rocr pnT,ns, Vrorr,
Pu1s nre the ore,t R;Go,,s ani;Jo,a onJ
with n sunnIv of thor, MI piJon. sss.,;an.
can he kcnt ot :, Jietonco " S'''''''
HEAD ACHE SICK q, NERvOIrs
those who have snfTcrod and o,o wo,rv or
SUFFERING rrnm these ,l;stress;ng comnla;nts
will 6ni in pprrps, Vropr,n,r p,,,
remedy nt once certain and Immediate in
its effects "
In Dyspyps,A thew stand unrivolled mo-
nv have been cured in n few davs nGtcr I'm.
vino suffered Under ,b,s dreadful comn,,,n,
for yeors
In H,b;,unI Cos,;repe,s tbev oro doc;-
dedlv suneror IN nnv Veoe,ohle PHI aver
vet i;scoverch. and bes;des tb;s ,Lev mo
recommended bv tho most eminent ,nd
leading members of the Medical Focultv,
Prenorel bv lanes pr;estlov pe,ors, M II
Jnventor ,nd solo prnnr;e,or 100 ;hor,,
Street. New York.
These v,lnnble pills hive been nronourc.
Cd by Eminent phvsic,ans nnd nil who bove
used them to he suney;or to Brnndretbs Evans
Morrisons, Niles. or nny other Phi that
eyer wos b,ouaht before Tho Public. ono OF
cen, box viii Establish their Surprising Vir.
tues in the West. MS thew are and have
bcen in tho E,s, North and South those
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

'b'HE subscriber would take this opportu-
= nifty to inform his friends, and the com.
munty in general. that he is now two hun
dred and four years old, and now keeps the
above named establishment. which is beau
tlfully situated on Wolcott street, opposite
the upper steamboat landing. 1t being the
most convenient place for travellers to call
at, gong to any part of the United States
or Europe, by land or water, this side of
the Rocky Mountains, he fllters himself,
that having one hundred and seven years
experience in tavern keeping, and this es-
tabishment without rent, also, his supplies
on credit, he can afford his bills cheaper
than any other man of his age. His liquors
will be of the latest and most approved pat
terms, such as Arthur Tappan's percussion
vino, old Monongahely, &c., and small
quantity of the surplus liquors from old
Capt. Noah's ship Ark, the flavor of which
is very fine, in consequence of its great age.
And further, he would return his most sin.
cere thanks, to all those who have seen fit
to favor him with call, and even to those
that have gone by.
CYRUS TYRREL.
Maumee City, Nov. Q. stiff
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TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv.
- ed at the Office of JOHN Patterson
Engineer, Lower Sandusky, until the 9TH
day of May next, for putting on one course
Of stone, Sc, en- inches, on sections No. l6,
II, 10, 10, and 90, oftle Western Reserve
and Maumec Road.
Sealed props sails will also be received at
said office until the 7th day of MAY next,
for putting on like course of stone on sec
tons No. 81, 90. e3, ga and 25, and small
part dissection No. 80, of said road.
Contractors will be required to cormcnce
the work within ten days from the time of
contracting and complete the same by the
1st day of October next.
Specifications as to the manner in which
the work is to he performed, together with
all other information relative to the same
may be had or application to John Patter.
son, the Engineer in charge of the road.
r. DICKERSON,
Acting Commissioner.
March 80, 1S4O. 4wl
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DY virtue ofa writ of purius vendi. ex-
ID p,. to me directed, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for the
county Of Lucas, and state of OHIO. shall
expose to sale at the door of the Court
House, in Toledo, on Saturday, May 80,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 4P. NJ.
the following property to wit: the s. o.
or. Of the n. W. of sec. 2a, containing for
~ acres, and the north half of the n. ;. of
the e. n. W. or. of same sec. %. contain
ing 90 acres, appraised at $3.50, all in Town
in the U. S. 1a mile square Reserve, Mt
the foot ofthe Rapids of miami ofLake Erie
taken at the suit of Daniel w. Gantley
against Patrick Parks and Samuel Divine.
c. G. SHAW, Sheriff.
April "a, 1910. aids.
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PY virtue of a writ Of s plurius yendi.
- expo. to me directed. issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for tbs
counfyof Lucas, and State of Ohio. 7 shall
expose to sale at the door of the Conrt
House, in Toledo, on sa turday, NAV so.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. Nj and
P. M: the following property to wit: the
east half of the s.w. or of sec. q. in Tn. =
in the Y: >. 1s mile square Reserve Al the
foot OF the Rapids of Miami of Lake Erie
containing 80 acres. Taken at the suit or
w willard Slmonton and James Hight against
Daniel Strayer an Edward Rowen.
April "a, I84o. % stS.
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NOTICE.


THE subscriber having returned from
u New York with a stock of goods em.
bracing all kinds in his line of business, is
prepared to execute work in the most fash
ionable and workman hike manner. NV
stock of goods consists of few choice pie
ces ofsuperior west Of England broadcloth,
a splendid assortment of cassimeres and yes.
tings OF the latest and most approved pat
terms. have spared no pains in selecting
under my own immediate inspection the
best trimming materials to be found in mark
ct, which hope the public will duly appre
ciate; feeling myself extremely grateful
for past favors, the acknowledgment or
which ! feel is due to the public. still
fiatter myself they will continue to encour-
age BY calling al my shop, situated a few
doors from the corner of Erie and Conant
street, where ] shall always be found ready
and willing to do justice to any call in my
line of business.
HENRY OSBORN
Maumee City, Oct. 90, 1889. so