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DEFlClENCnS or THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS
OF Philadelphia DO ITdan-
That the Mayor OF Philadelphia be and he Is hereby su
oIAtu 10 bOffOW ON the credit Of the from time q
time such OF money as NAV be necessary Tor he
east ON tie urst day January 1863 the
ions 70 the several departments OF the CITY
Tor the year eighteen hundred and tour or for pre-
Nluua years not cNCCcduL In the whole the sum of two
millions iyo hundred thousand dollars for which inte-
rest not TO ed the per centum per auuum
shau be paid haliyeary, the fr,t davs OF January
and July, at the office OF the CITY Treasurer.
The principal Of said loan shah be PAYABLE and paid
~ the expiration OF thirty years from the date OF tho
same ana not before without the the holders
hertof and the certificates therefor the usual form of
amounts as the lenders require but or any rac
uOnal part Of one hundred dollars, or il reuuired In
amounts OF i've hundred thousand dollars; and IL
sha be expressed In said certificates That the said loan
therein mentioned, and the Interest thereof payable
free from all taxes. '|
Section ?. wherever any loan shall be made by virtue
thereof there snail be by force Of ordnance Annually
appropriated OF the income the corporate
ard from the sum raised by taNa on sum sufcient 10
pay the interest ON said certhcstes and the
OF tmee-ttnths OF one per centum on the par
prated quarterly out of income and taxes 20 sink
ing und which und, RuG It's Accommodations, hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payent OF said
certificates.
RESOLUTION
To publish Loan BIZ tU pay Deficiencies.
Resolved, That the G ork be author publish
daily newspapers of this city, daily for four weeks the
2rdli ance presented TO Common Council Thursday,
AN Ordinance Rting Loan TO Certain Deficiencies
the year 1864, aud previous years"
Ana the SAID clerk at the stated meeting OF O0uncl4
after me expiration OF four weeks from the rst day said
publication, shall present to this Council one Of each Il
said newspapers for every day In which the same shan
have been made l22.4w
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II IOM
OFFICR. OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS.

htflCb. OF ASSISTANT QUAEIEkMAS-
~ ter, No. lipS GlRAED Street.
PmLAprIrnIl, December 7, 1894.
Sealed Proposals will be received at hl, office un
o WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, for furnishing the Stationery
that may be required office, accordance with the
following schedule for six months commencing January
White Cap Paper ruled weigh not less than Il pounds
white legal Cap PspO ruled to weigh not less than II
White Letter Paper, rned, to weigh rot less than
White Commercial Paper ruled weigh not less than
While Folio Fost Paper, ruled. Name price OF paper
Bai Envelope Paper, 24x3l inches,
Blo!ting Paper, lJA2i inches, Price per sheet.
Rlank Books, folio size, nl bound Price per quira
Blank BOokS, cap size, half bOuad Price per quire.
EHyeoP,s white or huil, NO Y. Price per lOo0.
Envelopes, white or buG siNl inches. Price per 1909.
Letter Copying tools letter and size oOo and 1000
asmoTandum BooEs, octave, p.r dozen.
Writing FLUID, equal 10 ArnoldS quart and Ifni
Copying Ink, equal ArnoldS, quart and pint
Carmins Ink, Equs to Dsvlds, glass bottles and
Ins Powder, psr dozen papers.
dozen.
ned and blue Psne', equal TO Fabor' per do4ea,
case lnEt1ands, assorted per dozen
Steel Pens, assorted per gross
Steel Pens, Gillett ., Nos 800 ana i0i per gross,
Pes Holders, assorted per dozen,
Red ssIlDg Wax, 4-ounes and l-ounss sticks. pey
RED Tape, No, q, per dozen pieces.
Glass Jars OF hucilags and Brushes, Arse and small
Al he articles must be OF the best quality Samples Of
he BIDDER dshscy maTSed thsrson, ana only one PTiss
INST ba pamed FOR each article.
Should any articles not enumerated above be wanted,
they mast be furnlthed A. the lowest market price,
Prope'as must be made only upon the regular forms
lhe United state. reserves t9s .gt 70 reject an bids o'
l7-7-lst Captain and 4. Q. M.
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IN THE DtsTRIcT COURT FOR the

JOHN j. Hal LOWELL vs., JOSEPH b. EVANs
Ahas Nenduont ENponas, september. 1864 No. 3i7
The audi appointed BY the C0u report the dstri-
button Of iund produced by Sherfs sale under The
ABOVE writ OF all that tain three story brick
or ttntM ent, hack buildings aud lot ground,
situate on The east side Of EleysnIh street. tho distance
OF ihrec hundTed ana four feet southwark the south
SIDE OF Gard street In the Twentieth ward Of the city Of
Philadelphia containing In front breadth on the said
Elvent street seventeen feet nCudng on the north side
ttgef the southernmot haf OF alley tnree feet
In width by the whole depth or the thereby granted lol
and extending IN length depth eastward oi hat width
seventy feet ten aud half inches to four feet
wide alley, lea ing northwafd and communcat atng with
the said three alley, subject % the yearly
rent OF Sb2 viii attend the Of hs appointment on
WEDNESDAY the ssth day o. December A. ID. 1854 al
81 O'Clock r NJ at his Office No. l42 \. EIGHTH street
Phadtphia when and where all parties Interested must
present their claims they will be deharred from in
In on said furd.
1916 lot JOHN B, COLAHAN, 'Audit1r.
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DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CWgT QUARrEANAsrERs OFFICE,
DEror OF WAsWSGroS,
WAsutSGroS. DC, December S, 1868. }

wAsutSGroS, II. c., December 5, 1863 \
Sealed Proposals are invited by the undersigned for sup
plying The United States QusrtermAsers Department.
Washington, ID. C.i baltimore nd Alexandria and
Fortress Monroe Va or either Of these places with Hay
BIDS win be received for the delivery of 1000 bushels
ofCorn or Oats, and 80 tons OF Hay or Straw, and up
waruS.
bidders must state at which Of the above named points
they propose TO make deliveries. and the rates At which
they win make deliveries thereat, the quantity OF each
article proposed 10 be delivered, the time When said
deliveries shah be commenced, and when to be com
pleted.
Corn 10 be put In good stout sacks, about two
bushels each. Oats in like sacks, uf about three bushels
the Governments The Hay Straw be securely baled.
The particular knd description Of oats Corn, Hay
straw, proposed 10 be delivered, must be stated In the
All thc articles offered under the bids herein invited III
he subject to rigid Inspection BY the Government mspoo
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 time to tho
lowest responsible bidders the interest OF Govern
Insnt may require and payment VIII bo when the
whole amount contracted for shall have delivered
The bdder viii be required to accompany his proposition
with guarantees signed by two responsible persons that
in case his bid H. accsDted, ho or they nj |
within ten days thereafter execute the con
tract Tor thc same, Win good ana suhcent sutoiies in
equal TO the amount Of the contract, to deliver the
iorafo popo'eo IN conformity WIN NE terms OF thl I'd
Veftscmenii ahd IN case the sad MD er should fail 70
enter Into the contract they 70 make good the difference
sIonsible bidder, or the person to whom the
may be awarded
BY the official certificate OF United States District
Attorney Collector Of Customs or any other oncer under
known "a this ufiCe
All bidders viii be duly notified OF the acceptance or
The iu name and Post once address OF each bidder
must be l. gbly written In the prop sal.
Proposals must be adore ssed to Brigader General D. H.
Rucker, Cief Depot Qulrtomaser, Washington, y. c.,
and should be plainly marked Proposals Tor FORAGE"
Bondsin sum equal 10 the amount or tho coutract
signed by the contractor and both OF his guarEutors, Win
be rCqa"d Of The successful bidder or bidders upon ssa
Blank toxins Of bids, guarantees, and bond. may be
FORM OF PROPO SAL.
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
w This exquisite Cosmetic hiss equal fAr beautey-
hg whitening, and preserving the complexion. II Is pre-
pared from pure white WaT hence Its extraordinary quail
Ties for preserving the skin, making bof fair, smOoth
and Transparent II Is most soothing after shaving
ehapped hands and lips removes plmples bOt0hes tan
fecAles or bunburn, and imparts peRry tint 70 tho
face neck, and arms Price 30, 5O and 20 cents. HUNT
CO., No, laa SEVENTH Street, and No. Al EIOBTH
Street. l0-g 1m
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PROPOSALS.
CWEF QUARTERMAslF3WS 0FFICE,

y. DrruT UF NAHIUN
WAsHtycTuE, ID. s., January 3, 1864. <
An deaiecs IN Drugs Hardware Lumber letthJr once
FURNITURE, Harness and sadd., ,u.,tgd o seud
to this ONCE, the MONDAY ofeacl week scaled pro-
pus or lst IN duplicate, ,ot the 1rco rc prop ited
10 iunsh TO tbs depot at shot notice, with .lc price oi
eAln mhktdtn plain uurcs, Fu a 900 case me rNgrucics
oi thc service require Tho srC,c artes ur OBJ
mlncd without delay, a. the lowest uUgc.
Dealers wishing 10 sDl 70 this utUuL will be rcruirtN
furnish the hst puncualy every Monday morning
b. %. EUUkER,
bfiFNdora NOrcfal ana tulnt uuarp.fua4fcr,
1 ..I "A "a.
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LERK'N OFFICF. COMMON COTrNCu

CLERK'S OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
PWrNDEIriuA, December 2 IsGt
in pursuance OF the annexed retouuoa the following
IAN ORDINANCE
CREhTlNG LOAN TO PAY CERrAIy puFTCIEN
CItS IN TN EAR 1864, AND PRpVI1trS YEARss
5 hereby published, IN accordance vita tho act OF Assem-
bly,, Tor publio Information.
wM. Y. SNAIL,
Clerk OF Common Councii,
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GEORGE r. ORMR,
l2-H-H Captain and A. q. M.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES

- ObolD EN- r. VI lNf, UNIFIED oIAlE1
BAIrNorF, Nd December Q, 1864.
oticS until II H. on TffRSBti bseember 33 1881 Sp
furnishing he Uned States Subsistence Department
FOvR THOUSAND 1900 HEAD oFGOoD FATBHEF
CATTLE on The hoof delivered at the state Cattle Sc
svery 10 ten dSyG 70 be weighed within one and 6sf
dys shoi arrival, a. ne expense OF the oonuactor
Gots rsleht all falling short Of 1850 one ousandaHd
sEs, and llorness Catt e. viii be rejected.
deduction of ten (lo) pounds wa De made from the
uesht OF each steer accepted under this contract pro
yded the animal docs not stand in the pens and one
hsf hours before being weighed, not weighed imms
Blank fSrmS FOR proposals eau be had on application *
tha onios either IN person, by mat or TELEGRAPH.
Proposals by telegraph, or ether Irregular, informal
proposals. win not oe considered.
The Government win claim tho right OF weighing any
weight than the minimum mentioned above; tho eN-
Psn.e OF weighing win be paid by the party erring in
Each bid to secure consideration mrst contain written
guarantee OF two esponsOle persons, as fullOws-
iorshy guarantee that %-l (Or aTeJ abs to fuiai a
psoposuion, and should his or their) proposition be
tract accordance herewith and We are prepared 10 b,
come bis securities. giving good and suncient bonds rr
Tne Ts.Pon,1isy ottnS ggsrsn.9r. mast 1e shown By
ooar or o. the unsd StAtes District Attorney, 10 DO
sJ0fed with the bid.
prepared To give bonds and sign lie contract before leaving
The government reserves 70 Itself the right TO roJoo, nm
AL bids considered unreasonable.
Payments be made Aiter each delivery II funds -
hand; none on hand 70 be made received
Bidders viii please state prices payment s mace IA
suooSy, and also prices made Certificates Of Iudebt-
edness
Proposals mus, bo endorsed distinctly Proposal, for
Reef Cattle ard addressed TO Captain j, Il, Gilman.
{. 8 Baltimore. MARYLAND"
Ifn bid isn the name ola Arm. their names and their
post oioe address mus appear, shey will not bs
siteTed
Hach person or every member Of a arm Offering = pro-
pOsA mpSt accompany by OATH Of allegiance thA
Omitted States GoVernmenEH ~ he hAs not already hied one
N this oftcs.
Al bids not complying strictly with the terms Of tins
Advertisement will be rejected.
j. II. GILMAN,
- CAnlaiu and e. =. L.. g. A
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DEAFNRsS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.
IL !. IsAACS, N. D., Professor Of the Rye aud RAr
hsah ali diseases appertaning 10 the above msmboTS with
Ao utmost SUCCESS. Tefumonals from the reliable
In u city can be At his once, No bI PINE
Street The Medical Faculty invited 10 accompany
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GEORGE r. 0RNE,
Captain and A g ".
AuAHTERMAsrER,s


~ IWIApHITHIN, Pa, December "a, / SGt
Seated Proposals viii De received A. THIS ofico unHl
p tlUcA h., MONDAY De pWbur -, 1865 for Immediate
delivery the United stBtys s0rohouso Hanover stre
Nl'r, properly packed, ready transportation OF tho
IHluw.ug aft r'est VIII
loo Head .iaIgfs.
lutV Halter thuIns.
THE Hlu'o described 90 Ir 0F tho bost Iuait and sub.
sect g. he inspection OF an iUspr appointed pArt
ui tle Government.
Uadars VIII state price both iu writing and figures.
am te quantity bd or, and tc tmo of dguyor prise TO
Include boxes and delivery.
Each bid must Dc guaranteed by rra nnusil'e pcr
sor, whose signatures be appended o. o glaTiu-
tee, ~ Hftrt 90, a. being good and sufficient security
for ihr amount involved by tho United States district
judge, Nt'ruev or collector other public occr other
vlsu tHc hia Will not be- considered.
The rglt Is reserved Co reject M bids deemed too hfsh
sud us hi Dom doiau.tuf contractor will bg received
by order OF
Colonel HERMAN RIGGS,
Chief QUAUprmasier.
GEORGE q. OEME,
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OUAETERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.

NJ INN AnTITTTI- IA UerUTnT-r N Ieef
Sealed Proposals will ho received this ouco until II
O'Clock NJ, on SAIJ RDAN, December ~. 1854 for the
immediate delivery az thc United stac, st1rehousc Han
over street wharf OF inc following articles. viz .--
uns housand OOO) oety ucb leather Hose with Jones
rRfent Couplings
one huntrcd thousand IONOOOl feO 4 inch popar
seasoned, squsvC edged.
All Of the above described to be of the best quality and
sub 10 the Inspection Of inspector appointed on IN
part Of the Government
Bidders will price, both In writing and fyuros and
the amount or quantity of article bd Or and the
time Of delivery.
zach bid must be guaranteed by two rcsponsihe per
sous whose signatures ustbe appcnsed tlO guarantee
and eornc TO being good and sufficient security Sor
tho fmount Involved by the United States District judge
Attorney, OF Collector other public officer otherwise
the bid will not be considered
The right Ia reserved to reject all bids deemed too
high and no bid from defAutng contractor will be ro-
eeved.
~ order Of Colonel HERMAN BIGGs, Chief Quarter
master.
GEORGE Il. ORME,
In aud A d A
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uoRSRsl HORSRSi HORSES
HI OsAMHRMAsrER-GEN OYrtCEs }
FIRST DvIslol, :
WA6HHGrOE December ], lttiA.
Rorsss suitable for Cavalry Artillery service win be
purchased at GesbOo depot In open Market III Deeem-
Hoses win be delivered TO Captain L. Lowry Moore,
o. and be subjected 10 the usual Government inspss
Gon be Ore being accepted,
Price OF Cavalry Horses, SlIb sach
pTiOe Of AUiuely Horses, $50 esoh
JAMES A. EKIH,
Ool0fpl In Charge First Dly1si9H,
MINI QaSa1Sym0atOr 0eneIals 0hi0o'
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E'oR sALE.-To PRINTRRS.-MPOSINd
o1ioe. ia
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PROPOSALS.
nEpAnTMRNr

DUARTERNIASTER'S II DEPARTMENT.,
NJ pruIArEtUuA, December l5, 1854.
sealed Proposals will be received nt this office until ~
O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAN, December n, lSi4, tor tho
inncdiatc delivery nt The United states Store House,
Hanover Htrect wharf, OF
ONE HgNpRED utO) rAULrNS
ITO be made iu the best OF D cotton duck
best quality, army standard, SIZE 20 by 10 trct when
tuibDd aud subject tho inspection OF an Inspector ap-
ICtuUCd.
Nddcr will state price both In writing aud figures the
quantity bid ur. and time OF delivery. puCc 20 Include
packages snd delivery.
Each bid must Doe guaranteed by two responsible pcr-
sons whose SIGNATURES must bc appended Co the u3rap
tre ana cctuhtd o as being good and sufficient security
t'f the amount in'UN %. hy the lnitd SlatoB Dis
c Judge Attorney, or Collector, other public OuuUr
''l.twIse 'hc Did will not be- considered
Tho rHht Us reserved 90 reject an bids if dcCmcl too
..IsUd.
Ur orl5to ot Co.Juet HERMAN mGGs, Chief Quarter
master.
GEORGE %. oRNE,
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.RosPECTUs

TOLHTOoK RESERVE OIL COMPANY.
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the 'Ss'frGsr 90 hereby R,oP0,S to furnish and and
pATtugnt Et t----, agresably 10 the terms of your
aayerisoment, inviting poposals for iorase, dated,
- bushels Of Corn, In sacks at per bu,hsl Of ID
pounds.
--- bushels OF Oats in sacks per bushel os %
--- tons Of Jaed nay, at - per ton orIOoo pounds
Delivery TO commence on or bcf rs the az OF -,
1876, and 10 be comptted on or before the day Of -,
$50, and pie iee yself 70 enter into written contract
with tho United STATES with good and approved securities,
within the space OF days being notified thai my
Your sbediont servant
BrgndIeT-e Srsral D. H. RucKHR
ChhfDepot Qasrterma,IeT
GUARANTEE.
We, ne undersigned, residents of -- In The county
covenant with the United States. aud guarantee case
the foregoing bid OF - be accepted, that lac or thay
bid execute the contract for the same, with good
suhcent surees, in sum equal 10 tho amount OF the
contract 70 frnsn ne forage proposed IN conformity 20 me
which tue bid WAS made; and IN ease the said - shah
M 10 enter into contract as aoreiad We guarantees 20
- and the hOIt lowest responsible bidder % the per
son 10 whom the contract may be awarded
Given undJ ouI HANDS and seals ms -- day Of.
ls6-, lSeai
iheTs certify that, 70 ne bss 81 my knowledge a.
belief he above named niarRAt0Ts good and sum
suroues or te amoant Sr which hsy our 70 De
10 BE- csrnes By the United States District Attorney
States Government responsible person known TO this
efoe
Opentd and examined at ihis oflee on Wednesday AND
SATURDAY OF each week atl2 Bidders respectfully
invited to be present Al the opening Of oids ihey dssr'
Ian Brigadler- General ard OuAItern asteT.
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constant Employment.

The man who is obliged to be constantly
employed to earn the necessaries of llio
aud support his family, knows not the un-
happiness hn prays for wlon he desires
wealth aud dlcness. To bo constantly
busy is TO be always happy. Persons who
have suddenly acquired wealth broken mp
their active pursuits, and began to livo u
life of case, waste away and die in a very
short time.
Thousands would havo been u blessing
70 the world aud added TO tho common
happiness, if they had been content to re-
main in an humble sphere, and carncd cv-
cry mouthful of food that nourishod their
bodies. Butno; fashion and wealth took
possession Of them and they wore complete
ly ruined They ran away from peaoeI aud
pleasure, and embraced q lingering death.
Ye who are signing for the pomp and splcn-
dor oflife, bewarct le know not what ye
wish.
Persons who arc always busy, and go
cheerful lily to their daily tasks are the lcaCt
disturbed by the fluctuations of business,
and at night sleep with perfect composurc,
The idle and tho rich are seldom ever con
tented. They arc petulent fearful irrasci-
ble Bid tlIem good morning and they
Rcowl. Nature and art appears tG have
few attractions for them. lfhoy are entire
~ out f their views, While in this state
tho springs Of life are rustiCg out and the
decay of death has commenced undermine
ing their constitutions.
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FEMALE SocrEry, You know my opinion
of female society. Without il we should
degenerate into brutes This observation
applies with teniold force to young men
aud those whoare in tho prime ofmanhood.
For after u certain time OF life the literary
man may make shift, poor ono grant,
to do without the society of ladies' To a
young man nothing is SO important as a
spirit Of devotion (neNt to his Creator) to
some. aimabe woman, whose mage,may oc.
c,lpy.his heart, and guard ii from pollution,
which besots il on all sides. A man ought
to choose his wife, rs Mrs, Primrose did
her wedding gown, for qualities that "wear
WELL One thing, at least, is true, that il
matrimuny has'its cares, oelibacy has no
pleasure. A. Newton, or mere scholar,
may find employment in study; man Of
literary taste can receive in books a pow
tUl auxiliary; but u man must have bosom
friend and children round him to cherish
and supportihe cGeariness Of old ago.
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JOY to nnd, in every station,
Something still to do or bear;
Think, what Spirit dwells within thee;
Think, what Fathers smiles arc thincj
Think, what Jesus did to win thee;
Chill of henYeni ennst thnn rnnine2

The IADY'S l(EPENrANCE.--ln the life of
DR.. RaiIlcs, just published, the following
story was told in connection with preach
ing journey In 1915 On our way from
Wen to llawkestOne we passed u house,
of whicn Mr. Lee told mo the following
story; "a young lady, tho daughter of the
owner OF the house, was addressed by
man, who, though agreeable to her, was
disIlkcd by her father OF course he would
not consent to their union, and they deter
mined to ulope. The night was fixed, the
hour came; he piacei the ladder to the
window. and in II few minutes she was in
his arms. 'Hiey mounted a double horse
and wcro seen at some distance from the
house. After while the lady broke ST.
lcnce by saying! "Wcll, you see what
proof | haVo given you of my affection;
hopo YOU will make me good husband >
lie was surly fellow, aud grully answered +,
Perhaps | may and perhaps not" She
made him no reply, but, after silence Of
somc minutes, she suddenly exclaimed:
30, what shall we dO2 have left my
money bohind mo in my room "Thou, >"
said ho, 'swohnrst go back anil fetch it,"
They we're soon again at the house, the
ladder was again PLACED, the lady remeunt-
ed, while tho illnAtured loyor waited be-
low. But she delayed to come, and so he
gently colled; "Are you coming?"-whcn
she looked ont of the window and said:
Perhaps may, and perhaps not; then shut
down the window and left him to return
upon the double horse alone. Was not
that happy thought on the lady's part-a
famous joo"
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HAY, STRAW AND STALK CUrTEns.

A S the season for cutting Hay, Straw and Com
~ Stalks, is approaching, the undersigned would
call tho atteptlon aiRA having strav.tO feed to the
Importance OF cutting their feed II is the aniver-
sal testimony Of all THAT have used cut fee) that
i is a saving Of at least one half. have large
line of cutters, (both wheeled aud lever, which
will be sold at about last years prices
Perrysberg. Nov. lst 1904 2Ttf.
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Fire is q good thing in the house; but il
should be in the chimney and not ia the
wife's tempor-cooKmg the victuals, not
roasting the husband
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Banners Patent Clothes Dryer.

TNIE ladies are specially invited to call at tie
Il Agricultural Warehouse, and see The only
sensible clo,hes dryer ever invented HUH aud half
circles NOW ready Zoe delivery.
d. kREPS.
Nov, lai, 1854. 27tf
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Probate NotIce..

GARAI REEFS, ADMINISTRATIVE Of Even Rees
- estate, and II. c. Howell Executor Of Joseph
Howell deceased have 6led their final accounts in
tho Probate Ceurt Of Wood Oounty Ohio, ana the
same will be for hearing ani examination on the 30
day OF Noyember, A. ID. 1854.
79l EDWIN TuLLER. Probate Jmlre.