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Special Notice.

MIR. ALvAH LIBBEY, who has had the sole
w Agency for COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
celebrated No Gregoss Hot dir FsTTace both OF which
have equation, be found hereafter
at ne store ore O Messls. 9. H. STUART g CO., III
and ll3 Middle Ss. where he viii be happy to meet
those In want OF furnaces, and receive their orders
s He attends personally to Furnace work
ALVAH LIBBEY.
PortiaparAug ~ 1866. aug22d3m
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Farm and Stock tor sale.
Valuable FarTn for Sale.

- 8. = ~ The HOME FARM of the late
AzaEN-A JOSHUA E. HALL, Of Gorham,
MGEld 1=zN Me-, near Great Falls Village, COD.
G Rk1 HI&G tanning about ninety acres, well d.
- vided into wood, pasturage and til.
lage lRnd produces nrty-fve tons of hay. Land and
buildings in excellent condfton.9ssy
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
Inquire Of the subscriber, or Of Mrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises p. r. HALL,
County Treasurer's Office, Portland, Me.
August e-a&Wu -trs ~ sl.sl~l -
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Portland and Penobscot River
Summer Arrangement.

!. I'll ,sg1sssz EA s--- , ~ TIfss It'll
On and after Monday April oath the
rEasSRssssssszsss new and fast-going Steam uREG
ULATOK," Capt. w. b. Mower, will leave RsiI.
road What, foot of State. Street. Portland every
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY eyenipg al ia
O'Clock, connecting withtheS p NJ train from Boz
ton. 4-.- =
Returning. wiz leave Bangor every MorpAy.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morning. at O'Clock.
Bnckspert. Winterport. and Hanf en-, both ways, ?
Passengers ticketed through on the Boston. Maine
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston. 81
AoA gOMERET Acapt 81
Portland. Aprilal ise5.-tf z 80 ~ A.''.
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ReaI Estate FOR Sale.

Real Estate Tor Sale.
TUE subscriber offers for sale two Houses on Dam
Il forth Street. No. lis, with large barn, and
store the same lot. The houses are one and half
stories high wei finished and good condition. The
lot Is 100 BY 65 feet, with several fruit trees upon IL
The buildings win be ssld together or separately as
purchasers may desire. Tite clear and terms iibor-
Al ~ FtAAlE-. 4t4 tFx.AL 4JEttS &Sf :
THOMAS TRACY, on the premises
Portland, Aug. 81, 1S65.-d3wA
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
THE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
- II. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
MerriIrs. The Wharf contains about 1900 SQUARE IN
with two story building thereon, 20 by75. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of 80. ef
may25dtf No. 81 Union Wharf:
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Farm tor Sale.

An excellent milk farm for sale
A%M-N situated IN the town on Cumberland
M1MFf-.42 on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
M 80 {sIf~ road, known - the Isael True farm,
80 adjoining the depot, and eight miles
messing; Il contains one hundred and twenty acres
Of choice land; win cut rom 50 70 90 tons OF hay
year, and pasture from 70 70 Is brad or CATTLE Tnc-e
are two wells on the place, and two never-faiilng
brooks that through the pasture, with two 0arns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough 10 keep
two tres for the house. The Subscriber VIII cell low
she Is about to change bis business. 49,
For urther particulars enquire on the premlses or
Of JOHN L. cAYZER
Aug z2-dfws .faf 7~''S
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saaeNrs To Let.N = a
ENLEGANT Chambers for business purposes,
II wholesale retail, in the new block 147 Middle
Street. For terms apply at
A .an crF... HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM.
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Hoi1lse Lots.

ELEYEN House Lots comprising $4,000 feet of
sale by W. H STFPHENS0GS IA;
Portland, April %, 1se5--dtf III mn asiiiu
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TO Sportsnaen.

noUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS, RIFLES,
" REV0LFERS, Ponder and Shot, MFTAIIC
CARTRIDGES-alf sizes, FLASKS, POUCHES,
,sssrs GAME BAGS, FISHIN g TACKLE, and a gener-
al assortment Of SPORTING GOODS, at "a
{508 az ExUH ANGIE STS. De.
Aug 2a-d8xis ss,o -. C. L. BAILEY! :,
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nTEAsAET to the palate. cause no pain, act
promptly, never require increase Of dose, do not
exhaust and for elderly persons females and child
rem are Just the thing Two taken at night NOV
th i' bowels Qnes tlls next morning. Warranted
In ali cases of Piles and Falling Of the Rectum' We
promise cure toF'al symptoms Of the DYsprPsfA 4.
ting ofiood Papitatons; also, Headache. Dzziness.
Pain IN the Back and Lons, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
FaintnIsss, &c. Irauelers Jsad the Loeemges }ust
raat tsey need as they are SO oopdct and ioGoSous
eenie per hoxj small boxes 80 cents For sale BY J.
3, HARRISON & Co, Proprietors, No fremont
renple, Boston,, Win be mailed to any address on
enclosing 50 cents, july4diy
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wau st. cor. Wilsiam NEW YORK.
lN4WH JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
- cation Risks.

lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
- cation Risks. ~
Il N4t4 ~ - ~ ~
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; az FOR which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re.
deemed.
The Dividends in the Years 1864 and were 40
ger cent each. H1~ III
The Profits for % Years amount to the
sum Of sls.ssl ,o2o
u which here has been redeemed by
Cash, 80 = - 1885, 78o
\ The Company has ASSETS, oyer Elerea Million
Dollars, viz -
United States and State of New.York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, $49747O0
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, y a. 1877 $50
Premium Notes and Bile Receivable, "a Z ~ :
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages and
other securities, s.l4O, $50
United States Gold Coin, S41S90
Cash In Bank, z8S, 4SO
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$4,000 Reec0rd!
Seizure of Goods.

..
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on tho
days hereinafter mentioned, tor violation Of the
Revenue Laws:- ,f.-s.+...e NJ. ~ .s... $500
June %, 1865, on board steamer New York, 1 box
marked 'sW. II. Lane, Brewer, Me-" containg silk,
Calico, and Stockings; July 7, bundle marked
"Capt. Chas Lowe, Wateryiile, No." containing
piece O. Broadcloth and piece Of Silk; July 21st,
boxes marked -. Grant, PORTLAND" containg Pi-
mentor July 18th, bundle marked ssSnelling An
drews & Co, New York; containg piece Broad
cloth; August Cd, on board brig Alice, barrel Mo-
lasses; August 21sts on board steamer New York,
tin box containing about SC pounds Gum Canphor;
September I'd, valise containing II bottles Brandy;
September 18th, on Commercial Street, doZ. pairs
Stockings; September 18th, at Store on Fore Street,
IA 10-12 doz. pairs mttens. $50 fFI N
Any person or persons claiming TIE same are re-
guessed to appear and make such claim within nine
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods viii be disposed in accordance with the act
Of Congress approved April 2, 1S44. s.s5 als'
m - = ISRAEL WASHBURN,Jry
syn so - Collector.
Sept. 10, 1S65-d1awSw = -. - = -.
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Found.

4 .,,-,ur~15s4 Came into my enclosure ON the 2sth
EsES3dSy -Sof August, thirteen Lambs, which the
owner can have by proving property
&C., and paying charges. -. a6S
-. trlif DANIEL NASH, -
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Wes,ou TowuShin sound.

EDs JouRNAL: Last Tuesday it was ascer-
tanned that the quota for this township was four
teen. meeting Of the citizens was called for
Tuesday afternoon, February 81, at the Beaver
Greek church. A respectable number was pres
ent at the meeting, and it was found necessary to
raise $4,000 private bounty, with township boun-
ty of 800, for every recruit making total bounty
of Sl0O. A committee Of one was appointed in
each School District to canvass for funds, aad the
meeting adjourned until Saturday, February 4th,
at which time large attendance was present to
hear the reports of the committees; when it was
found that the sum of S4,265 was susse ribed, and
S,5O0 was paid into the hands of the Treasurer
Three of tho business men in Gilead have made
arrangements to put in three years substitute
each, and one of them has paid Sl0e additional to
clear the township.
1t was voted unanimously, that the District
Committees report all that are iabl to draft, who
refused to pay-anl that their names be published
in the Pcrrysb JoURNAL. The list will be seut
YOU for publication in your next issue.
Yours, GONE OF EN-"
y. B.-We enlisted half the quota before
the meeting adjourned
Gilead, Fed. 6, 1905.
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Items from Milton Center.

This village in situated twenty -one miles from
Peuysburg, on the Dayton and Michigan Rail-
road, aud thirty miies from Toledo, in a we'll
timbsred part Of the county, productive soil, and
is destined a. no distant day TO be q aourishiDg
IOHn. ID hAstwo steam saw mills ia operation
one store, ope grocery, Post Once. &C. Also, a
large ealablishnenl being pat up for the Rannfsc-
ture Of broom handles. shingles, iath, &e. We Rrs
ElsO informed that there is 10 be large store
hOuse built in the spring, and boarding -hoaAs
aud grocery. 1t Is one Of the bsSt points IN this
part Of tho country to sell goods, that know Of.
Several new dwellings are tobe boiltin the spriag.
Town lots there eau be had-at reasonable figures.
aud parties who wish 10 locate 10 enterPrising
community, and at point which promises 10 soon
90 become an important one, should remember that
pOg i ths time % BAY, at Milton Center.
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William s. Williams, pIr,i cqr. q Common

William 5. Williams, pI'O'i Court q Common
simeon Jepaings, Def't. ", Ohio. O'1 l'Dl
TINHE defendant, Simeon Jennings, win take
notice, that on The 18th day Of, January. A f,
ID. 1865, the plaintiff, William S. Williams, hlsd
his petition az gaHSt said defendant IL tho Court of
Common Pleas, County Of Wood, and State OF
Ohio, which is still pending therein, asking for a
partitidA Of the following real estate, viz: That
part of River Tracts Nos. eighty So and eighty
ono tSiO, bounded as foll0ws to.Rit< ki ~ -
South by tho center Of the channel Of Grassy
Greek; west by lins parallel with the east line
of said tract niimber eighty ts0), and distant
sesen and one tlnrd links; porth By tbe Maumee
Der eiglty-one (sl }, parallel with the west line
therof and distant easterIy thercfrom three chains
and fifty links. Also that part Of River Tract
number eighty Sme lat )bdunde,l follows, to-wit;
COMMENCING on the Perrysburg aud 0rggon Road,
where It CROSSES the oast line Of said last men
toned piece Of land, aud running thence north on
said line to boulder; thence east at right angles
10 said last mentioned line, IN the center Of said
road; thence along said road 70 the place Of begin
Mag, excepting the right Of way, thirty feet wide
from said Perry ysbprg aud Oregon ROad, as con-
yeyed by Frederick frentiee 10 Merritt NJ. Young
all Of said premises " log and being in the Couatg
Of Wood aud Stdte Of Ohio; and that al the neat
term Of said Court, an application will be made
by said plaintiff for an order that partition may be
u.ade II said promises.
NJ. R. g. X. WAITE,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
PerrysLurg, Jan. 2O 1865, s9gsiI'
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Guardinn,s SnIe.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
j Of Wood County, Ohio, made on the ID day Of
january "A ID. 1850, in the case of Jano ". Bagh,
guardian Of Jane +. and Amelia Bugh, as her
ruary, a. d. 1865, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, Of said
dny,on the premises, offer at public sale the f6-
lowing described real estate, situate ia Wood Coun-
~, Ohio, to-wit Csf rt
The undivided one half Of thirteen and one third
acres OF the northwest corner Of the northwest
quarter of section tWenty-une (29 J, town six &c
north, range ten l0) east teH.''i -
Terms Of Sale 0nr-third cash on day Of sale;
onc-thrd in one, aud one. third in two years from
day Of sale; with interest, Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage ON the premises sold.
JANE +. BUCH,
Guardian Of Jane T.. and Amelia luRb
f.& d.. lloLLESBEcK, Att'ys for Pet'nr.
January IL, 1855. 3sdS6 80
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Atlantic Monthly.

Wshave just received the February number, and
haze not had time to examine it carefully, yet
such is our knowledge Of the value aud excel
lence of this magazine, that even a cursory glance
at its contents assures of: "a rich intellectual
feast. The article on "Roger D. Tany," and q
fortnight with the Sanitary" "Ice and Esqui-
maux," 1.-THE Chimney Corner by Mrs Stowe,
AMI the "Mantle OF st. John DeHatha," poem
by Whittier, are any Of them worth the price Of
the number. Yet these constitute part only Of
the valuable contributions 10 this number. We
advise readers to get aud enjoy it themselves.
Terms -Four Dollars per year; two copies, sev-
en- Dollars. Address TiekA0r & Fields, Boston,
Mass.
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TOLEDO MARKET.
TnIRnn. Rrl,rnnry A.

TOLBDO, February 4.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at 209 Il;
opened this morning NJ 209l+; at | y. NJ. lratl adj
v,meed to 2l3H and closed this afternoon at 2l3T
On Change this afternoon buyers and sellers
were apart in their views on Wheat and the only
transactions effected was a sale of No. rod at
l75c. Corn without any material change.
Oats advanced &c. Rye unchanged. Barley dull
and nominal.
FIorR-No inquiry.
WHEAT Sales 5000 bu ID & NJ red at 175c;
there were buyers for M red at 1859.
CORN--Snles 800 bn No new al e0c COO bu
do at lO0c; 3j4 bu do al l00c; $50 bu do l00c;
LOSS bu No2 white at l00c.
OATS Sales G70 bu at 73c.
RrE--Salcs 700 bu No l at ll5c.
BARLEY Dali and nominal. rE.r
SEEDs--Clover er offered at 5 Is 90 without finding
buyers; there were offers a $l7 GO; $4 rs was
offered for Timothy Seed.
DREsrED Hoes -Sales6O at 12I&a13cj dividing
on 200 lbs. rr
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LEcAL AnN'R1

nROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
L that A. Keefcr, adminisiratir " tiia estate of
whf, kceler,,leecased, haa fled Va nct6dhes for
the ifnal settlement VI said estate; and the same
will bc for lesrihg on thc 9th deg'm Fcbthary,
1895. 4, TULbER, Probate JudEc.
January sA, tte5. tfbs
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COOK 4 BEtI, ss
Attorneys for Plaintiff
january 80. 1865. rlf 40fS4 7av
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. TOBIAS yrsErIAs LlSIAESr.LMoro tcsti-

DR.. TOBIAS YESErIAE LISIMENr.-More tcsti-
m0ny. Tw
This is to certify that for the last FIVE years !
have used in my family DIR. Tobias celebrated
Venetian Lniment, and in every instance have
founlit fully equal to his Recommendations. ]
have found II tn give almost instantaneous relief
throat, pain in the chest and back. and rheuma-
tism, and cheernlly recommend its trial TO every
one afflicted with any Of the above named diseases
JAMES IL. WARNER.
II H,rtiord. Conn, Oct, 10Th, 1861.
Sol by all druggists. Office, 50 Cnrtlandt St,
New York. Aid
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and tho Publisher aud C,liiucting Editor has r,-
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The Ladies' will find in the Domestic Economy
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But aside from the above important Practical
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For instance. il has distinct Departments under the
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A Mistake.

In the publication of the SheLiffs Sale, iD the
case of "wilham s. Williams VS.. Iiarman A. En-
sign," last week. an error was committee by us,
in consequences ofwhish the time for the sale has
boen changed and the corrected notice is published
anew in this weeks paper. ir f-
We mention this fact, that no responsibility for
this error, piaY Attae to Shelf EFers. Charley
Is always 20. n :" in business matters.
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wood county OrnclaI directory.
lrn1clAnY nrrIcEns.
Perryxburg ChurcM DlrectOry.

Aigruoptsr ErIsrorAL-Rev. T. n. Rarkduu rastor'
Services each Sunday at 1893" An and IN
u. W. uiit. Pastor. services
each Sunday at 1880 An. Sabbath School and biele
Class At12 ". tftfE
Y.Prsr-Rev. u. H. TAFT. Pastor. Services each sun
aay at 1882 A, ". Sabbath School at " NJ e....
IS-Rev. J. Klnarcis, Pas'or. Services every
sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately
SgRNIN MEruopIsT-Rev. @. STiueforth Pastor. SerN'
ices each alternate Sunday q. 1899 Al.
EaruoLr,-Rev. Mr. Chates Cribs. Services each sun
,Inv at 10 Az. and 2 M. II -
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CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Andrew J. Yount.) lLI.F..l
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued III the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, aud 10 me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public vcnduc, nt
the door Of the Court House, in the town of Per
rysburg, Wood County, Ohio; on
SATURDAY. March 1, 1868,
Between the hours of IL VI. and O'clock L. NJ
of said day, The following described property, to-
wit
Eighteen acres, fbcing the cast end Of River
Tract number htty-two (j2) bounded ON the land
owned by James Maginnis and running west far
enough to make eighteen acres. Also, the right
of way from the River Road 70 sifid eighteen acrcs
IN the sont line of said tract not to exceed thirty
feet wide.
ApprLise AT S2l6.
CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff,
DoDGE & TYLER, PINS Au'ys.
Perry sburg, Jan. 2S, 1865. iOe$s 25
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TORV STYLE TEDMS. &c.

THE RURAL NEw-YoRKER comprises Eight doub-
lc Quarto Pages, 10 columes,) and is published
Weekly, in Superior Style Good Paper, Clear
Type, Illustrations, &c. An Index, Title Page, &C.,
at close of each volume, complete for binding.
TERMS, Is ADVANCE Only 50 year. To
Clubs aud Agents Five Copies for Sll; Seven
Copies for $40; Ten Copies land one free to AGENT
for S2j.
s-sy- Now is THE TINE TO SrBsCRrnE AND FORM,
CLUps. Specimen Numbers, Show Bills, &c.
sent free on application. Address
ID. d. 7. MOORE, Rochester, n. Y.
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Lnst Frldar Evening,s Entertalnmen

Tho Soldiers Families Relief Society varied
the entertainments gwen under its auspices, last
Friday Evening" by Offering an hours reading OF
poems and prose passages from popular Amcri-
can and English authors. Tho reader was A, w
Gleason, Esq, of Toledo, who kindly gave his
services for the evening, upon the invitation of
tn, Lecture COMMITTEES of the Society. Mr.. Glea-
son is but an amatuer elocutionist, yet would COM
pare very favorable with many who aspire to pop
ularity as professionals. His reading Of Tenny-
sons "Charge Of the Light Brigade" T. Buchan-
an Reades "Drining," and "Shcridans Ride"
and Longfellow's 'Building of the Ship" were
elocutionary specimens Of no ord mary merit.
Those of our citizens who stayed at home on ac-
count of mud and rain, missed very pleasant
hours entertainment. We were indeed sorry that
the weather should have been SO "out of sorts"
as to interfere with the Society's arrangements,
and keep Mr.. Gleason from the full audience his
rformance merited, and which he would have
had, undoubtedly, but for the cause alluded to.
Even as it was, despite the mud and rain, there
was fair audience, as to numbers, and select and
appreciative in character. We hope Mr.. Gleason
may be invited to repeat his readings on some flu
ture evening Of the season.
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In the Court of Common Pleas Of wuod County,
Ohio. r# r
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Under no ordinary circumstances do VIC take
notice Of anoy noas Communications, but for once
depart from this rule. We found the following
literary Sgems on our table, on Thursday last;
and circumstances induce rs 10 believe that was
placed there By q man " no vas In our Office but
fsw minutes before il wGs found. We give !, ter
bctia e H,erosin:
When want to sine for another paper will sine
for childs paper In full be fore ide sine for the
journal IL had nv nhouncy back the edetor OF
the Journal mite git his living somehow els Il al
couDtys papers is like the Journa, i don't wish Tor
cnney ii l
We very mich doubt whether Say person ex-
cedt a country publisher could survive such
doublc-shotted broadsido as the above.
But "H. l." ought to understand that newspaper
men are not particularly sensitive to this Kind Of
attacks and that they are passed by very much
after the fashion Of the "idle wind" wo advise
all. l." 10 "sine for A childs Psper''-he had
better do so 'To wunst." The absence Of one
from his library is evidently "whats the matter >
With him. A paper filled with literature adapted
to the understanding of young ideas which have
Just commenced 10 "shoot," wouldn't be apt to
hurt him, iftakeu in limited quantities, But the
financial appeal Of "H. lis truly hcartrcnding-
hetWahts his 'ulohheY pacN o'" "e """ "''''
possessed the manliuess TO have stated his griev-
ance, we might have granted his wish.
On the other side Of the paper which contained
the above was the following, which we print as
written. ltmay enable some Of our readers to
identify the "H. I."--or''H. J."--who is going to
"sinc for childs paper;"
My Father is seventy six years old hantc fed
him self for the last thirty years he cant walk and
he is so timber he can scrach the top OF his head
with wis hear find his match If you can ID