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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-24

AN IMPERIAL SrUD.-A letter from Vienna to
the Springfield Republican gives the annexed de-
scription of the Imperial stables;
81 visited some picture galleries, twenty or
thirty churches great cabinets Of natural history,
a few palaces, and most interesting of all, the
Imperial stables where six hundred noble steedS
are lodged most royalty and fare sumptuously
every day dutilulty attended by three hundred
servants. The apartments OF their equine high
nessPs are at once splendid and comfortable, free
from the scent OF the stable and clean as a lady's
parIor. Their blankets are embroidered with the
Imperial crest their harne ss saddles anl all their
equipments are of the most costly kind aud gem
orally in excellent taste. II, one large hall are
some two hundred carriages, oswhiuh the cheap-
tst cost two or three thousand dollars, and the
coronation carriage, adorned with paintings by
Rubens, and covered with dislaoHds and gold,
wheels and ALL cost about $3.50 900. Another
hall filled with State saddles and trappings of
various descriptions is still more magnificent.
But the animals themselves, unlike most occu-
pants Of palaces, far outshine all their exterior
adornmpnts. The bright, fiery, intelligent eye /;
the proudly arching neck, 1.-THE horse is the only
animal whom pride really becomes) the form Of
perfect symmetry, the delicate but powerful
limbs, the grace of every movement, the
gentleness and courtesy with Which they re-
ceive every little attention bestowed upon them,
the high bred nobleness and dignity Of their
whole department filled me with admiration
/ would rather have my choice from those six
hundred horses than the Imperial crown of their
owner The carriage horses all white, but
those for riding are Of all colors, some magnif-
Gently black"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS!,

THE subscriber has received from New York large
and well selected assortment of Goods of eUery ds-
scription WHICH he will sell very cheap for cash. &c
Dry foods Of all kinds consisting of Broad Cloths Cas-
sineres Vesthgs Silk Scarfs Prints, Lawns Berages
Gingkams Sheetings, Shirtngs, Hosiery, Gloves, kid
lysle &c. Boots = Shoes Hats. Caps, and Ready Made
Clothing Hardware Nails at reduced prices Glass Ca
BILE. Log and Trace Chains, Chop Axes, Broad Axes,
Framing Chises. AugerS, L. oks aud Latches Wrought
Bu ts Table Cutlery Framing Squares Hand-saws, &c
Books Stationery. Crockery--White Stone Blue Chi
ma and Common Wares. Groeefias-- Coffee Tea, Su-
gar Saleratus. Goldfish Mackerel, Herring. Flour and
Pork Rice, Ginger, Putty White Lead Bar Lead Pow
der Shot, Caps. Our stock of Bonnets ssuperb Rib
hons Bonnet Innings 'Earasolss s6c. Weintend to in
crease and extendour business aud for that purpose
will sell Goods pery ioo. and keep up irregular market
for the products of country Those wishing good
bargains would do well to give US call.
Perrysburg Ohio. Am. THOMPSON. ~
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.



TTAVE received from New York, and have for sale
cheap, at the old stand of GEO. PowERs, on Front
street, A Large and Well Selected Assortment
of STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of Woolen and Cotton Goods of all
kinds Groceries, Hardware Crockery Boots and Shoes,
School Books and Stationery Nails Glass, Shoyels,
Spades Chains, &c; Hats Caps, Bonnets Ready Made
Clothng-in fine complete variety of articles usually
found in retail For ready pay these goods are
offered at unusually low prices All persons desirous
of purchasing will find ID to their advantage to call and
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that for cash
or merchantable productive u be udsrSoidb by any
other Establishment in the place in goods Of the same
quality. We will at all times pay the highest market
rieein Cash for Wheat Grass Seed, Pork IS and will
also receive in exchange for Goods, Produce Of almost
every kind and cash will not be refused but received
with joyful hearts and pleasant looks.
op1 poypRs JouN POWERS
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Old Saws New Set.

AN OAK Is NOT FELLEB WITH ONE BLow.-That
depends very much on the nature of the stroke.
When the blow happens to be aregular lorna
do one Of them is often sufficient to tell an oak,
P.S.-The comment isquite as wise as the prov
erb.
ASK THY PURSE WHAT THOU sHoULDsr BUY
We asked ours tEatyquestion, but we cant say
that echo answered " Guy Reason why-the
occupant had just stepped OUT
BEWARE OF BosoM-sINs.--If that maxim is not
a caution to those ladies who dress in the 'decol
late style, then we don't know what il means!
CBAEGE OF FORTUNE IS THE LOT or LIFE.-Ve
are glad to hear it. Ours is just now at point
in the wheel where revolution would bring it
up.-Boston Post.
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MATERIAL AID TO GEN. WALKEq.-Garera,
Walkers cause prospers greatly in Nei1 Orleans
however it may be getting on in Nicaragua.
A great crowd assembled at the St. Louis Hotel,
in that city, on Monday night, the 27th instant,
to hear Mr.. P Soule, late American Minister to
Spain, discourse on Walkers greatness, on the
wrongs of Nicaragua, and the duty of Ameri-
cans TO fly to her ail and the succor of her cham
pion. With his fine eocution and his vivid
French Imagination, the distinguished orator
drew glowing pictures OF manifest destiny and
of future Central American greatness; of the
duty of the Young South aud the glores of
"Southern expansion , of the danger of New
Orleans with British cannon pointed as it were
into her very doors from the Bay Islands pe
ddcared that the 4" Monroe doctrine. must and
shall be enforced > that Walkers chef obstacle
is the "evi spirit in the North because the an
nexaton of Nicaragua would caunterpoisa the
North; that in few WEEKS Walker would
swern the Costa Rcans like dust from the
face of the earth y that with suitable material
aid he would certainly succeed, and San Saliva
dor and Honduras would Join him; Iof course
we will annex them too and that Walkers
bonds would be good investment to The amount
Of $3.50 900. which it was proposed to raise
Col. Parker H. French, late quasi minister from
Gen. Walkes TO the United States. followed Mr.
Soue in speech, and subscription being open
rl several thousand dollars were at once sub
scrbed. d.-NItiOaal LRteiligencer.
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st. Louis, May Il.
The Democrats Kansas correspondent under
date 10Th writes, eight 20. twelve hundred men
are encamped near Lecompton the people Of
Lawrence sent note to Col. Summer asking
him TO station body Of troops in that vicinity
to prevent the mob from proceeding to san
culinary extrenH lies.
He declined, soying he had no power to move
without orders.
Mr Cox of Lawrence, waited on MafEhel
Donaldson to ascertain if anything could be
done to peacbly prevent his monster posse from
entering town.
Marshal said their demands must he complied
with previous to his consrrtng, or he would
enter Lawrence with allhIs forces first-every
man against whom process has been issued,
should be- surrendered. S-cund-all munitions
of war in Lawrence to be deiveredup.
Third--Cilizens of Lawrence should pledge
themselves implicitly tgsobey present enactment
of Kansas, test-oaths, taxes and all.
Upon the receipt of this, the citizens held
public meeting drew up letter to the Marshal
stating that he, and every person acting under
him, would be allowed to execute legal process
against any inhabitant of Lawrence, and if call
ed upon they would serve as posse in making al
rests; that there wouldn't now nor at any fu-
ture time, be any resistance to law, and that
they only awaited an opportunity to testify their
| fidelity to the Union and the Constitution. n
That they claimed to be law abiding, order low
ing citizens, and asked to be protected by the
constituted authorities.
The purport Of the MarshalS answer was,
that he didn't believe in promises, telling them
that he regarded them as rebels and traitors, and
that they should know his temard when he
clme.
CHICAGO, May 81.
! Dates from Leavenworth. Kansas, Saturday
night. The correspondence of the Tribune states,
to-day, Wednesday, is fixed upon for the attack
on Lawrence.
General reign of terror exists in the territory.
! Two pieces. of cannon have crossed the river
at Atchison destination Lawrence.
Buford's company of enrolled Militia have
/ been furnished with U. S. arms by Shannon.
The Free State men are in want bf asms and
ammunition.
Donaldson was sill at Lexington on Monday
morning.
A correspondent Of the Jefferson (Mo.) Eng
states that petitions are in circulation in the Dor
der counties praying for tie immediate reno
val of Col. Summer.
Brown, editor Of the Herald of Freedom
writes,- mob entered hotel in Kansas city
aud dragged off man supposed to be himself
but discovering their mistake, returned and de-
manded him. The proprietor however refused
A company of Michigan emigraGts entered
the hotel to protect the occupants.
The mob were.still surrounding the hotel, ant
gathering reinforcements at the close Of this let
ter
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~ The lawyers have beeri having quite ju-
blee in this place during the week. In addition
to the Perrysburg bar, large number have been
appeared to enjoy themselves well as other
people do when they so a-cOurtng-and that
is better felt than described. Many points were
decided TO be pointless-many appeals were in
vain--many errors were correct, and many ex-
ceptions were the general rule. A large amount
Of business was transacted, and the counsel il
the different cases displayed much talent and
tact. Supreme Judge Brinkerhof exhibited
good degree of the requisite ability for properly
discharging the duties of his important Office
District Judges Hall and Palmer, who were also
Oh the bench are men oi decided talent and e
gal abilities.
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es- Our eastern exchanges are complaining

es- Our eastern exchanges are complaining
that they have had no spring yet and take occa-
sion to say that farther west spring was fairly in-
augurated weeks ago. If it was inaugurated
weeks ago, it soon took its departure, and this
has been the only good growing week of the sea
son. 1t has been so cold and damp that seeds
have vegetated slowly, and in many instances
they have rotted before sprouting. 1t is now
quite pleasant, and plants look well. Fortunate
ly but little corn was planted during the hatter
ing days in the early part of the month But
the golden kernels now being deposited in
the rich loan most rapidly, aud everybody ear
nestly prays for good season and boUntiful crops
OF grain.
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EMGGRArIoN TO THE NEsT.-We are inform
ed by gentleman Just returned from Mime
sofa and Wisconsin that the emigration to
these States, this spring is most extraordina-
ry. People are rushing in by thousands a
week. Provisions in some parts of the States
are almost at famine prices, and wages fer
mech ancs are up to the standard of San Fran
cscq. Our informant had seen FIVE dollars a
day for mere manual labor, and refused
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~ The cars On the Lake Erie & Wabash
Railroad have changed their running time. The
mail train now arrives at Maumee at about half
past eleven o'clock A. NJ. The manageIs Of that
rad are not particular enough about notifying
the public of their changes Of time, ard 1t fire.
qurntIy happens that their running time is
changed for more than a v7eel. before even the
Toledo press is apprisei Of TIE fact. It is i'm
portant to the road and the public, that notice
should be given, when a-change Is contemplated.
at all interested points both in the newspapers
and by posters. This oversight or the part of
the managers should be guarded against in future,
and one way to do that is &c advertise in the
JOURNAL and notify US Of the chsnge in adyance.
Wood county can thus be KEEP, posted. What
do you say, Mr.. Superintendent Burrows?
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO David beach, Mrs Amarita aters, and the heirs
l. of Manifold Beach, deceased
You hereby informed chat have fled petition
administrator Of the Of Sylvia Jane Crook. de-
ceased, the probate court of Wood county Ohio for
the sale of the real of said decedent and shall
in pursuance ofe prayer Of said petition the 9th
day Of June 1856 n'thereAfter counsel can
be heard ask for order for the sale of che following
real estate of which the said Sylvia Jane Crook died
seized for the payment of her debts wit the east
half of ou-lot number three in the town of Psr sburg
Wood county Ohio containing two acres or less.
WILLIAM CROOK. Admir-
Of sylvia Jane Crock deceased.
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es All persons having freight TO bring from,
or to be taken to Toledo, will find it to their in
terest to have it placed in the care ofCapt Nc
Colley, as his sloop Sl0eepsr will ply regularly
between Toledo and this place. Passengers ard
freight are carried at low rates. making this the
cheapest line between the two points.
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Whitcomb & Henry Haskins P T. Peaehin.
SHERIFF'S SA LE.-By virtue OF "a writ Off ia 90 me
- directed and delivered. from the court OF common
pleas of wo6d county Ohio viii Offer for sale at the
door of the eohrt house in Perryshurg on SATURDAY.,
the 7th day o. June A. 1885, between the hours of 10
A. NJ and p. NJ, the following lands and tenements
situate in said county wit In lotnumber four A. in
the town of Portage n'said county the being
ken in execution the properly of said defendant at
the suit of said plaintiff. W. L. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DoOaE, Attys.
May g. ls56.--5lw5Sl.S
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Perrvshur- Prices Corrent.

Wheat, SiO0@l.25; Flour s5.Ocm6.5O; Rye,
50156; Corn, 3ld37 Oats, 25@3l Potatoes 80 ais (;
Butter I2Gl6 Eggs, S0lO Apples, ,driedS 256t sos
Feaehes, Irled, SL,-2% 20 =, eaas, .9,g2io3 10
low, IOGcl2; Lard II; Wool, ,25013O HAY, $500
Glo.oO; Wosd- Sl.5CG2.0O; salt, S2Oo@2.5O; On,
ions, 37d5C
Tim othy s2 5O03oO; Glover Seed sGOO@7Oo
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e- Inasmuch as no extra charge is made for
delivering the JOURNAL to town subscribers they.
are expected to pay their subscriptions in ad-
vance, or as nearly so as may be convenient.
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GsWe are under renewed obligations to
friend Frisbie, of Freeport for new subscribers.
He has sent us thirty names and promises more,
Who can beat it?
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OTI you want package Of Jenkins & Co. s
superior tea, call at Thompsons soon, for they
are going off like gingerbread on the fourth Of
July.
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The Greatest EsE cdiraI Discovery
of tE,e Age. 3.

MIR KENNEDY, of Rovbury has discovers in
~ one OF our ;.gr'og p5stnTs needs remedy that
From .he lC0rst Scr0ftig 10 a common Pimple.
He has tried it in eleven hundred cases and new
er failed except in two cases, both thunder humor
lie has now in his possession over two hundred certh
Gates of its value all within tw erty miles Of Boston
Two hottles are warTarted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One three bottles will the worst kind OF pin
pies the face
Two to tht.e bottles III clear the system of bile
Two bottles warranted 20 cure the worst canker
| in the mouth end stomach.
Three tive bottles warranted to the worst
| case Of eryspelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to all humor
in thc eyes. r,.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running fthe
| and blotches among the hair
Four six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruptons of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted 10 cure the worst
of ringNyorrl. ''' . % ' a.,... D. +. q
Two or three bcttieg warranted cure the moSs
desperate Of rheumatism.
Three to fvs bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight hottes will the of scrOf-
ula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect is warranted when the above
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable TO those vito have IN
vain tried all the wonderful iines of the day that
oldstoue ais should eyer7 humor in the system
vet 1t is fixed fact. Ii yuGhavea humor Il has
/ 10 sf1rti There ifs NOR EnHs h-ns nor has
about IT, shifting some ami / peddcd
thousand bottles of7io inte vicinity of Boston
know its effects IN every case, II has already doe
of the greatest done in Massachusetts
gave IL childr year old to old people OF TO-
have seen poor plug wormy looking children. whose
eshwas soft and abby restored to perfect state OF
health by one hottie. Price 81
Toth6se who subject sick headache, one bot
tile will always i. 1t gives great relief IN eAtaffh
and dizziness Some who have been costiyR for year,.
nave TAX en- and been regulated by Where the body
is sound il works quite easily bat where there is any
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9s- Call on F. R. Miller & Co., and see if
they have all the goods advertised, and will sell
as per announcement The proof of the pud-
ding is in chewing the string They don't charge
for showing their goods,
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aslThe Court of Common Pleas will com
mence a session in his place on the 10th OF June
prorimo.
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii be pre-
~ sented to the commissioners Ofthe county Of Wood
Ohio, at their next June session. prf Ing -he 10 grant
a view, survey and location OF county road Flows
to wit Beginning the Freeport AMI Roersyllt road
between the dwellings of Walters and Buchte thence
north the sectiQn line between sections 10 and H.
township north Of range u, passing the dwell
lings Of Benz Hiles Nelson Wocott, Phillip Mang
and through to the Rolersve and Portage free
pike road and thene 10 terminate. .
rril 9n Issh .llANIa
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AApMIrrED- A. Collins, of Toledo, and
Josiah w. westcott, of ,Perrysburg; were admit
ted to practice law in the Courts of Ohio, at the
session of the District Court in this place this
week,
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MEEPORD z HOLLENBECK, Attys
April 1Ith, tsaG.--49wGS2.

nI1GH No lC+---lo John snyder. Samuel Slsle
IL q. c. Her7ey, David Updegraff Skif Basset, Al
bert Ford. John McCrorv, George R.Lewis Jena han
of the following described lands W pt s. W.
less 90 5. W cor: +. pit S. W. s. E. g. S. r y. E.
W, hf. N. E; NE. n. E. of section II W hf. n W.
or. OF section Il $. hf. S W, n. W. 5. W. n. f. s.
W. W, S. E., f. hf. n. W.. Il n Z. or. Of section l.,
town g. range l2. You hereby notified that the
tees of Perry township, Wood county, Ohio, viii meet
on Wednesday June ith A. 1886, at the house .ot
John Snyder for the purpose of viewing locating
apportouing ditch waer-couTse, as follows; Be-
ginning point the south line OF Of section II,
about 60 rods est of the quHtep post thence running
northeastsrly through H. II and the head
of Tawwar prairie thence nu-thery to the township
line, 'JoHN-N, FoRD Albert EoRD.
April Il l95G--49w6S3.25
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es-The District Court commenced session
in this place on Tuesday last.
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A AHIimnn Life Savrd.

DowAgIAc, Micl. March IL, 1866.
J IA, RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir-As | took your med
icine 20 sell on Copsgnment, pay" take
pleasure in stating fccis reported to me BY three
brothers who live in this place and their testimony
fair specimen of all nave received.
w. 5. CoSKLIS told me--" had taken 9bottlc-nf
Christes que Balsam and continually run dow lile
using it until my lungs and liver cungested to mat
degree that blood discharged from my mouth and bow
es'o that all thought possbe for me to live through
another chill. The doctors did all they could tr
me lpt thohght must die. Nothing did me any good
until ~. thadeB's Fever and A que Cure which at
&c relieved of the distress andanausea my ssom
ach and pain in ny head and bowels and produced
permanent cure IN short time"
ii. NJ CoNKLIN saws: g" Lad been taking medicine of
good doctor as we have in county. and taken
amy quan-iSot 1unne and specifics without any good
result from 18th August tu lth December. But seeiI
how nicely j. operated my brother got bottle Of
RHODBs's ~ AZ As - CURE hich effected per-
maneut -ufe by r-ng tyo-thrds of a bottle"
;. NJ. CeSK ~ not hero but boththe other broth
crs say tbs case was tle as H. Ms. sold the medt-
cine 10 both the Sane day and the curevas as speedy
from the same small quanut, and mighso specify.
The .bo9s Dsa. %I TSsrs: l n1aCf s
ofno better than the plumber of ofkecertifcates
have already publfshed and the still greater
that isc Jntinlally pouring in TO me.
One thing more Last wear had occasion to caution
the public in these words:--
"InYtce firm, cho haze taken one Of my general
circulars, and substituted he IF their aostrun for
"a ciae aud then Wh brd=sa tmpnderce end their
pamphlet Nth te erciamatiOn, Let the proprietor Cf
any other medicire'sa mach if hed4res,'" &c.
Now take pleasure in saying that the caution refe--
red TO the same Br. Chrises Ague Balsan" that IA
mentioned in the above certii cate.
l. There are several other industrious people who are
appying to their poisonous trash all that publish about
nyFeyer aud Ague Cure Antdote TO Malaria except
the certificates OF cures and the certificate of the celeb
rated chemist DIR. James Il. Chiffon of N ,n fhsur
fits perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTERwhch Is attached
every bottle-These will always serve to distinguish
my medicine from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES,
| Proprietor Providence, R.
Wholesale agents St Louis, II. H."Baksley Chicago.
Barclay Bros; Perysburg, PEEK HANlLIoE, and lcr
] snln by drnmpisfs mnnnrnllv I49m3
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OIIiCe CenrTal, Book Agency.

Office General Book Agency
WA n T + d, Local, Canvassing. and Travelling
w AGENTS, to sell ard canvass American Eng
Ish and German Publications, newaad standard works
A salary is guaranteed Of from
egu to $3.50 per Month,
dependinR wholly upon the ability and perseverance, %
agent Persons desrous of becoming agents oy re-
hitting oEs dalar naming territory in which thfV pro
pose operating will receive bv return mail - &c mec
works TO the of dollar together with Letter
Of Instructions post paid"
On band beautiful Illustrated Works Steel Lngra-
HENRY s. BISHOP.
Corner Superior and Seneca sts., ClsSSlAad' u
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RI. IA. CROSS,
lIer IL JeWeIer,

N,.,A Invites the public in general 10 examine his
FRESH SLPPET OFNEW JEwELRY just received
hest assortment brought td tins
market t--oonsisting of Ladies' and Gents Fine Gold
Breast Pins; Gents Diamond Scarf Pins; Gents Dia-
mono Rings Ladies' superior Cuff Pms Ladies hu-
oy Emerald Pearl and Garnet Kings hne Sdld Lock
Ear Rings of al kinds and qualities bfstnul Alva
Coral Bracelets; 6ue Gold Bracelets with settings;
Eadies' Gold Chains new style) siverand gold Pen
ellis; C0rnean Rings Watches gold and si' or
Watch KEYS together with general assortment OF eNe-
~ variety Of goods in his line. . .
Cash buyeTs will find this n very desirable stock, and
would also saw that can and will ssi ewelry ten per
cent. chearer than Toledo menuhants. lMaumee CITY