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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-31

w, WOLF has be.n arrested at Lima and held
70 answer the charge Of horse stealing.
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~ A lady in Putnam county, presented her
lord wih five heirs at single birth, three boys
and two girls, who were alive and doing well.
The same lady has twice given birth to triplets,
AID although she has b -e1 married but five years
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SI.O0O,OOO Per Annum

To the United States as the preserver Of valuable
II orscssnd Cattle. II cures all Sprans. Gads, and
Wounds 1t wall cure any ordinary Sore Stih Joints
pTains, &c, on man nr beast Sold by ali respectH-
bic Druggists, by whom it il called "the greatest
discovery ofthe age" BARNES Il PARK, n. \.
Sold by PECK 4 HAMILTON Perrysburg. "a
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"A NUMBER of the youth Of Perrysburs went
pic-nicing on Saturday last.
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DR. HARDMAN will be at Bdirds hotel, Per-
rysburg, Monday June II.
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THE June term Of the District ,urt will con-
yene in this place on Tuesday, June 5 h.
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Hos. J. NJ. ASHLEY has our thanks for copy
Of the speech of Mr. Sherman.
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Notice to Delinquent Subscribers.

Notice to Delinquent Subscribers.
Having disposed of my interest in the Journal.
wish to have all accounts for subscription, advert
sing and Job work settled as soon rs possible.
All subscribers to the Journal who will call and
settle their accounts prior TO the first Of June will
only be charged advance rates. After that date
shall require compliance with tho published rules
of the journal,
May 10, lSG0-lw3. r. A. HIGGINS,
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A number of the Democratic papers in
this STATE continue to keep up the " Douglas
and anti Douglas" Administration and anti
Administration warfare. We regret 10 see
this Why continue such a fratricidal strug-
gle le?-Dayton Empire.
The Delegates to the Charles ton Convention
can, perhaps, unfold the secret If they can't il
is hardly possible for the "D.mocratic papers
To do it.
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PERRYsBURG JOURNAL
For the Campaign!
REDUCED RATESI

For the purpose of ging the more general
circulation of the Perrysburg JowNot, during the
Presidential Campaign. the Proprietor has deter
M nod send it from tnl after the 2sth day ot Nav
until the sth OF fNovember--nearly six months-tor
the low price OF
Only Fifty Cents.
P.rm.ntin n all cases to be made in advance. VIII
not the friend. ofthe Journal, and especially those
who have a desire 10 advance and disseminate good,
SOUND Republican doctrines, exert themselves lit
tile trying 20 get up aclub IN every Ship The
coming ssmpaign will he the most exciting, perhaps,
that has transpircd. and every body viii want
TO hear the news. Therefore, let there be general
str and a rousing hg list of subscribers secured Tor
the Josrnai What say YOU, friends'
70 CLUBS.
san iniucement to getting up olshs, the Pr9pri.
etor has conclude TO Offer the Perrysburg Joundt
at the following rates:
Clubs of 10 year, to one address 80 each
Is - " ....-...-l 70 q"
20 .----.--l 10
rs L 90
and copy the gstter up OF Is subscribers or up
wards. Tie mon'y, IN all cGssE, must accompany the
orders for the paper
Old suoscribsrs enter into this Arrangement by
commencing with the first number of the present
volume and sending in the cash bv thu st of June.
Address J, w. BAILEY,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
May ". ISj0--2w3.
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10000 E&5gDfl$ " OOa
ENaEsteG!

Far which the h,gh,s markoi drirt VIII he reid,
Nsy II 1850. p n MILLER 4 co.
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PAY TIE PRISrER.--A Western editor, whose
subscribers evidently do not pay in advance,
got S into print in six long stanz1s, setting forth
the peculiar advantages to be Obtained by pay
ing the printer" The subject is BY no means d
gove, one:
All honest men attend to hear
Tue serious fact--the times are dear,
Who owes bill. It's just clear
As starlight in the wintcr,
That he should come witnout delay
That's if hc can--that bill to pay,
And ere he puts his purse away,
"Fork over" TO the Printer.
The conclusion Of this poetical dunning con-
tOns great deal of good advice, aud closes
with very pretty climax.
BE simple, 'ust. and don't disgrace
Yourself. bat eg the "lDrd OF Grace"
To thaw that hardened, icy lease.
THAT hon sty may enter;
This done man will with man act fair,
And all will hnve the tim TO spare,
Then will the Editorial Chair"
SupportA wELLPtIp PRINTER,
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4 NICE LOT y. q, STGAR and MOLASS-
n Es, isstrsesi~ed apdf for sale by
e, MILLER 6co.
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PRODUCE TAKEN

In exchange for Goods; such as Ruttcr. Eggs Bees
wax, rallow, Lard Cheese, Wheat, Corn, Oats and
Feathers. A. q. WILLIAMS n BRO.
! Pcrrysburg, May 3, lS60~-52ly.
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Iutal 4 miscellaneous.

Train Arrivals and Departures.
EHH PERRYSBURG.
como RoRTK.-
D &M. .R.R. departs at 81 An. and 81 Pm
CONC sourH.
DAN. R.. X. departs at IL An. and II IN.
TOLEDO.
kr.R. X. arrives at l0;7o An, 7;7S P. n. and
C at. R.R. departs at $40 A. n, 1855 A. NJ. and
100 p. n,
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Tho VI lstlng Iiniment cures ltheumltism,
The Mustang Liniment cures StiT Joints;
The Mustang Linment cures Burns, Wounds
nres Ulcers, S0re Nipples, Caked Breasts. Neural
ia CornS and Warts and is worth
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Ready Made Clothing

Hats and Caps, Stone Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and In fact. every
thing usually kept in first class store.
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FANCY g. STAPLE GOODS,

Such rs Spices Candles. Moasses, Rice Sugars Teas
Tobacco, &c, they offer at the lowest cash prices
Also,
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70 CLUBS.

As sn iniucement to getting up clubs, the Propri.
etor has conclude TO Offer the Perrysburg Jonndt
at the following rates:
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR

From Reynolds Mills always on hand, and at q
lowest cash price, Warranted good article,
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May N. Is5O--2w3.
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NEW CASH STORE!'
A. G.. WILLIAMS & BRO.

IA Poesrs Il Biinns old Stand
Have just received large aud we'll selected a
sortmsnt of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

and give to the present its true signifcanc,
and Importance. Resolve that the thief Pro
crastnation shall rob us no more of the pres
ent hour. "Now is the constant svllabl,
ticking from the clock of tme-nop is The
watchword of the wise, the crisis of man.
destiny is no,o"
There is a floating Island forward on
''the shore of time. To morro,c is that Is.
''land, vain and foolish heritage. To MR.,
"ro,o is that lamp upon the marsh which the
traveller never reaches. To morrop Is a
"fatal lie" #n.r r a#s aH r.a II. 3
Ifin these few suggestions dear friends, I
shall have stimulated your minds to thought,
and you shall think out for yourselves more
abundant good ifI shall have caused one
flower more to spring up in the pathway of
your lives, shall have done that much ac-
ceptable service in the sight of Him who loves
us all, and who would that we should Al,
be happy. And here close my ramblinrs
and my advice.-and .- a#
,.-@ MAY You better reck the readn .' -.
"Than ever did the adviser ..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

A few days since one of the conyicts In
the Illinois penitentiary got in cart which
another convict was hauling shavings out Of
the yard to throw into the river. After he
had taken his position the other covered him
very snuely with shayings and promised to
dump the load at some convenient place
where he might remain concealed in the
shavinss until the proper time to make his
escape.
But unfortunately for the concealed convict.
another driver was directed to take charge
Of the cart, who was ignorant of the attempt
e | ruse, as the concealed convict was Of the
change of driver. And ere the poor fellow
discovered he had fallen into the hands of ono
who knew not Joseph, the cart was driven
to the bluff, and the load Of shavin-s was
dumped over precipice twenty feet high in
TO the Mississippi. Zounds! but it was cold
comfort lie emerged from his cold bath
astonishing the driver as much as he was
aston.Saed himself, and without attempting
to travel further into the cold charity of the
world, took bee limo for the penitentiary.
where he will remain, probably, until warm
weather before he attemptes repetition Of
his ruse
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02
Why do Children die 2

The reason why children die, says Halls
journal of health, is because they are not ta-
ken care of. From the day of birth they are
stuffed with food. choked with physic, slosh-
ed with water, suffocated in hot rooms, steam
ed with bed clothes. So much for in door
When PERMITTED to take breath of pure air
once week in summer, and once or twice du-
ring the colder months, only the nose is per-
mitted to peer into daylight. A little later
they are sent out with no cloths at all on
the parts Of the body which most need protec-
ton. Bare legs, bare arms, bare necks, cir
ted middles, with an inverted umbrella to
collect the air, and chill the other parts ofthe
body. A stout, strong man goes out in day
with gloves and overcoat, wooden stockings
and thick double soled boots, with cork be-
tween and rubbers over. The same day q
child of three years old, an infant in flesh
and blood and bone and constitution, goes
out with hose as thin as paper, cotton socks,
legs uncovered to the knees, neck bare, an
exposure which would disable the nurse,
kill the mother outright, and make the father
an Invalid for weeks. And why? To har-
den them to mode of dress they are never
expected to practice. To accostom them to
exposure, which dozen years later would
be considered down right foolerv. To rear
children thus for the slaughter pen, and then
lay it to the Lord, is tootaa. We don't think
the Almighty had any hand in it, And Ia
draw comfort from the presumption that he
has any agency in the death Of the child, is .
presumption and PROCLAMATION.
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old SERIES, VOL. N, NO. ~
TERMS--s1,5O, I'm Advance.

OF his creatures. No other duty, no other
pleasure, no other demand upon your time
and attention can be made paramount to
maternal duty. Here lies your highest work
and all else must fall into subordination Do
you not see it so, Anna?"
Il do, in the light of your clear thought"
~Shall I go ong' asz .ns
Sfes-yes. Speak plainly You cannot
offend me-" ~ nr,v 80
Il have observed, many times, your way
OF treating your child. Shall I suggest =
better way ?" 1ta ~" e 'a'7
| "Yes.'' ...1. .sas a.v u...s
"lnstead ofseeking to repress, trv and IA.
velop all the activities of his mind. Give
HIM much larger portion of your thought
and time; though not so as to make him too
dependent on you for his employments. The
best way for you to help him, is to find him
something to do. Never, when he comes to
you questioning, put him off; for to inform
his young mind is Of far moro Importance
than any work you may happen to have
IN hand. l:his curiosity makes large de-.
mands on you, satisfy it as fully as in your
power, and the hunger of curiosity will be
appeased. 1.-The knows:.whata a box or a draw.
er contains, or is told the meaning of soma
device, picture, or thing by which he is at
tr"eted, he has gained a certain amount OF in.
formation that goes towords his education.
and becomes to him mental stamina. There
IS no better way than this to cure restless
ness and curiosity in children. Moreover
1t takes away the temptation to gain forbid
den knowledge, that fruitful source of troub-
le How much better is it to satisfy curl.
rious child, by showing him some article by
which he has been attracted, and explaining
to him its properties or use, than to put the
temptation of disobedience in his way
In the first case. you have helped him; but,
in the latter, you have suffered him to do him
selfa serious wrong" .aaae5 " aasf
"Ah, my friend !" said the youg mother.
you convict me of error You tear veil
from my eyes. How thoughtless have been
Hereafter, the mothers duty shall take nre.
cedence of all others. l will walk in this
better way which you have pointed out to
me- a.mH ta ou + @s5# -E
"ln so doing" replied the friend, "you
will not only secure your child's present hap
plness and future well being, but your own
peace of mind. Dear Anna! let all that
have said be to you only as axioms and texts,
from which thousand illustrations of duty
may come. Each day will bring some new
aspect of things; will show you this child
that you are to educate for usefulness here
and hereafter, in some new manifestation of
life and quality, that will require thought and
patience 70 enable you rightly to act for his
good. But let love for him be your search.
er, and by this love God viii inspire you with
wisdom to see and strength to do the right
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The GRAvE.-It burics every, error,
covers every defect extinguishes every
resentment. Fronts peaceful bosom springs
none but fond regrets aud tender recollect-
ions. Who can lock down upon the grave
Of an enemy and not feel q compunctious
tirob that We have wared with thepoor hands
ful of earth that lies mouldering bsiore him.
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AN ADDRESS.

Dettre'ed 6yJ. O. Knapp, Esq, at tile Ma
sonic Fsstioal at Ottumua December 27tl
1859. ~. EBgI#E
OTTUMwA, Iowa, Dec. 2sth, 1859.
Hon. J.C. KNAPP, Dear SIR:
The undersigned would testify
their grateful recollections Of your beautiful
address, delivered at the Masonic festival, on
the 9th, inst. by asking for copy for pub
lication. H
In the pathway oflife, we have gathered
no rose buds of of"happiness" more beautiful
than those strown through your wise nstruc-
tions the enjoyment of which, on this oc-
casion, was only equalled by the rich vands
prepared by, and seasoned with the human.
izlng presence of the good sisters and bdaugh-
ters of Ottumwa. c. "a / ~ ~
, 1860-01-24

Dcktrncl1Te F1fe nj superior Gtty~
On Tuesday morning last, between the hours
q: twelve and one. our citizens we're
a:,uscd by the cry of '' fire - aud on proceed
in. to the scene OF the disaster, we found the
house on Secoud street, belonging to the estate
nj Stephen Minter, deceased, aud occupied By
Louis kiichli US dwelling and saloon. envelop-
ID in 1a1nes- The fire, which was caused By q
defective chimney, spread SO rapidly that the
ilmi1y, who were all in bed, escaped will, but
children, who were sick, were wrapped up in
blankets; and carried to g ueiEhbesinE house. i
very ssnull portion of the stock in the saloon
was saved. There was no insurance on the
muse OF Tic stock, all Of which is Z total loss.
The three houses belonging 10 Mr. \. B. Bur
,reupied by Mr.. Meyer as a tailor shop, and Mr.
Wounderle US shoe store, were soon euvclopcd
il flames, and in short time destroyed. The
stock and furniture IN both houses WAS saved
hut considerable WAS lost in the course ot
removal. There was no insuta tancc on the prop
crty. ~, e
Hoard Of Supervisors, which contaiaca qauti
| II of valuable County records, next caught. and
| IN less than half an hour WAS re4uced to hea{
Of ruins. The furniture and papers were forlu.
| nate1r removed before the fire had made mucf
| i.eadwny.
The adjoining building, owned by Mr.. Gala
cher, ind vacant at the time, was soon RACED II
| The ground No insurance.
The building adjoining it on the west, belong
ing to Ferdinand STREETS was pulled down to pre-
vent tile spreading Of the fire, and fortunately
| ,rnrcd successful.
The loss occasioued By the destruction Of til
aborc property is yarious1y estimated at from
| tn to twenty thousand dollars. 1t one tim
s.eious fears wcru entertained, that the build
i,,ss on The opposite side Of the street, owned b
| Mr. J. D. Howard and James Edwards won:
fall prey 10 the dcyouring element; and il wa
5iug to the cxertiQns Of our citizens, md th
quantity Of snow on the roofs, TINT they escaT
] ed-suntrior Chfpnie{<, l1k1.
, 1860-01-24
Dreas NTrihuue.
Tragic Affair Mt Paris, Iu-.-'A Mother
Kills her Chitd.

Correspondence Of the ciIc!npa! Gazctte.l
PARIS, H., jan. II, 1s5e.-our quiet town
was thrown into d state of intense excitement,
last evening about o'clock, b5 the announce
ment tlfut wife. in attempting 70 shoot her
husband, killed her own child, a bright little
boy aged ubout ten years.
The facts, Us uear as We can ascertain under
tue existing excitement, are these: Samuel
Soy, the husband, has long entertained suspl-
cions regarding the fidelity Of his wife. His
opinions aud jealousies have frequently been
the cause Of numerous violent altcrcations. re-
sultiag in the husband cruelty and numerically
beating his wife. Joy, on going home, last
evening, found his little boy atone, nqd upon
questioning the child, lie found that hc was ig-
norant Of bis Moher's whereabouts. Joy at
once set about nscertaining where his wife was.
After searching some time, he discovered her
the. premises, and finding that his suspicious
Lad not been entirely untounded. he set OF to
neiglbor's Gas be says} for the purpose Of
calling witness. While be was ut the neigh
Lors, Mrs. Joy returned to the house, and it is
generally supposed that she feared brutal
former occasions. She had prepared to defend
herself By taking down q doub'e-basseled shot
gun.
In the meantime, joy and the ueighbor arriy~
cd, aud passing into the kitchen where the lit
tie boy was sitting, Mrs. Joy came meeting
them, and raised the gun to ire on her husband,
but he seeing her movement, lodged from tho
tents were lodged in the right eye Of the child,
before mentioned. She then attempted to FIRE
the other barrel, but luckily it snapped. Joy
then snatched the gun from her hands, and
commenced at once to take revenge by striking
her orer the head. The light being dim in the
child lay li(eless victim Of their unsubdued
passions.
Mrs j. is now in custody and will be tried at
an enrly day. CITIZEN.
, 1860-01-24
FTiIE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

Says The ST. Louis No., Democrat: Below We publish
letter to Dr. Wood Of this city. fFo'u gentleman II!
his hair s,ule such rvidenc. Eut have its effect. whoa
comnx from reliable II certificates are xua-n.
Of TRUTH the DR.. peeds eucontus useless pGf
3esy tfun thc psese: .. ,r-,
et.+otion called few mouths stncr M highly bcne1cAl
fret: Of 4r Ee.tfAtiys va: tnda I'D to max: np-
grey, probably ntd whitc: rr vi~ke:. werc Of
character Snnc three m1aths stnce procured bottle If
r"n! au 4a at Id xled lid u I'D a"1t @ee % xsst
have since procured another bottle Of which have csed
ss% s las si ' "Sx % p"ia ON
face aad my ais as resulne ts naMra! coot snd b"
ss more .o and o.sY l. rs 1 M ssore 1 IT,. twen; =,
ne atc II rears hs. nsca It vi; the SANE eaet
asot; sf, dss !" 5eu Fl y y1'a.ss
per directions will not have accatioh t eontf?aet raJ
statements. citizen OF tia city and resident here
above. with nIy name attached Is Al your servlcc -
wish the beauties Of natu,e m ess; :; e -
woons HAIR nHsY5m%TiyE' Hn:151tS;k r. ::'' ISL
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having Lad the mista.une
tlos The best rocn e ny h7!s frm Tie efess Of dc
s%s Il y ~ a IN
obi fsIx. ~ y S!&ss !: s
ne undersigned. Rev J. X. I.asG !sa MnI..et +; 1es
r. H. III s.,sss ot s "n ~ Gssa a. ,, n%
VERBALLY beloved. wal "a ~.
1sEooGE1t1p, Jan. H. 1885,
Professor Wood--aT Sir: Having made trial Of v"uF
ha> Aceu excellent IN retnvns irhAn,atnn antruG and
tro"1.c sso,u ny cltvod 4,, a+ a,o 1ctoEs! nal.
which as becoming 2 s nt sa eoof: nass ~ :,
s:S: NV; 5!!s:
~ Marie stT,rt ST, Louis. No. And sold by all good
Urueas,. and Fancy Goods dealers. 4"
, 1860-01-24
G0rpnratio1t Aotifcs.

4 n ORDINANCE REGULAT-
~ ING liz ese aud weight Of usy aad Designating
f. oEaa'aed ts the co2a Council OF the City of
~ TIERS i: i; - .7pentsd ~ ths Mayor.
81 sSs9 sous sn ~ npsr -aen Divicn Of
IT, .'t. e.: III Il r ss:, e tsHsB s;st
'ns ST. p:sa: ft NJ y nx s;, ,cona,s1 a,: aas.i
often upon tle taie. Il ,h~r :ss;.s =, ~
e. ans ~! i,s e"a!s ia tae peaa 's
conditioned ior TIE faithful il ehasxe sr ;sss des sSa
theY aaal also take and suhshe 70 the uE csta Il a.
SEC Sit shall h taa duty Of The *aI city wkhers
seTs 70 proyts themselves with pnope1 sese veil
make sash d. weight of n.y s.ss ha
dap ssres TT vi, ses "a ds,sr e the
ssi I'D reeve ihe sun, II te en,s ~ So ~ attan
has1ps the same ~elfhei-
~ h. ss,s hs,s
three nonthay the tty sa:ess OF Weights and Mea.
ss z ssss Il
y teetta aforesaid otentr tban IN three month";
.ui;ios SAME to b sss.d sas p;9 ths expenses u
s.e:a-sne sd City wet.hers shall .evenly p.es:as
,hal The auouat ofeaeh :oad ind the Of each
3nd .heatse vehicle and Ia Vi :ta te vekhed scseher
"etGhess ce4tsEc7e shall attic Il Rrrss weizht
.h again i ~sikded wtsaeas esa:xe es dc Civ x!sa
sI xhG ~eghed The brxin and thus tha nj weight
- IcaI a+tF ned 4nI 10 any ':y elkA
10y have been weRh~d With any Ioa until suca CRY
ei&hef shau have kh& Of fueh reh{c:
sc!ualty personally bis sa scalra
as sad s1 81 e
shu ee I'D by The purchaser IT The weight BE-
!oad tozte but E1un1 sacoeSt the expense ct welxh
pad " bale Of h1y shall be puby the e!ler And
hs1saE made the express duly OF the City Wexhe to
Ia detecting and kztn punishment
Aay Person Or per- Ca who ah c4nd axatnst auY Of tht
TroEisiops Of Ibis oc'lnanee:
e-Alhay ~h:cs aA be offered for sale By t. load
u she ely sl = nd r. q the hay ssands
aeresaafer cessnaed IL such orer and manner the
91ee ant person ehsll oder for .ae tell zuy
io!d Of h7r x.thie tae t q 81 Chicago without
certificate ther.of in conformity hesew!1h v<n. 80 per
sou who shaI aiet tedc.t- 0g any City Weghcr
w. OF At eup ~ The for other oaa
arel thaa - fur which The xvea, after
ne parcel dim nsh the qualify thereof.
ha> st e1tseA for sale b1 ths bale, shall
nse weighed IN soa prupeF nv the pe Ter
sAe *1ns fos sale AID the weight Of such
bale shA oe stamped Markell With 1he Of The psr
"a stsuE the such hale +uch base Of h17
70 sold or odsrt fur SO shall xrkh les than .hs
e: Tue s.ne "r xe, shall bs deemed guilty VI violating
this Urtt!nlHte-
>tc sst Rsatolph street. from tty feet wet Of thu
vest line Of TIC Market l1ouse tht I1e Of Hal
tI.Ek strut 70 tie v.stlue Of Sorh Dearborn greet
lns sace o. II least twsay feet open he crnrr Of Ad
seet tor The pa.s.ke Of es testhy deSQa;ca hay
ss,at$.
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ay sun not exceetlnk 4 In the discretion Of tho Co1Yt
Hxc 10 Any ordinance ps.< q ordnance IA eon6!ct
With the aeove Is hereby repealed.
.1Errevsd: John c. nA1SEs. M.vor
Auest: II. kRElSNANN. CITY Clerk. t717.St