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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-13
SsuEWIFF's SAFE.
samuel Holden, ct al,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.

0AIU w NuTnNtW q ~
Ry virtue of an oriar % sale issued Ia the above
cause by the ClegS Of the Court of Common Pleas,
ol WocA County, Ohio, and O. me directed ana de-
liverod Will oiIr Cor salo at public vpniue al thc
deor of the Court ll1use in the town OF Perrysburg,
Wood County, ohio.o
SATURDAY, November IT, 1888,
R,twesn the hours 1T and 3 O'Clock y. NJ, of
said day, tbc toiloWng described proporty, to-,viu
Tho northwest QuArior of section eight ISL
taWuship four A. north of range nine ~ east, iu
Wood County Ohn, Appraised az SSO0
CHARLES W. ENERS, sheriff
N r. s Y. WAITE, PaiahG's Attorneys.
porrysburg, October 10, 1888. 2ies6 SO
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DLACKSMITHs, LOOK HERE!-We have
ID just received One Hundred Tuns of Lump
and Nut Coal, Ten Tons of Iron, Fifty Kegs Of
Horse Shoes, Two Tuns of Nail Iron, Twenty Box
es of Horse Nails, twenty-five Pairs Of Seat
Springs, which we offer as low rs can be bought
elsewhere.
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PECK, HAMILTON & co.

HAYE removed their large stock Of Hardware,
Ii Stoves, Sc, to the New Store, just com
pleed by DR.. +. d. Peck, where they offer to their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received a mammoth assortment Of Stoves, COM
prising $50 Of the finest varieties of Cooking
Stoves, among which can be found the famous
"Peaec-Maker" aud Good Cheer" Stoves, which
wo warrant to be the most perfect Stoves ever Of
fercd in the West. We have, also, twelve other
varieties Of Cooking Stoves, all warranted to be
the best manufactured. Our selection of Parlor
Stoves not be surpassed, as we have every
style and PATTERN from the cheapest Cast Stove to
the Russia Iron, all beautiful patterns. Parlor,
Cook and Box stoves in endless variety. These
Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by S. II.
Ransom & Co., the best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything in this line but at an Albany stove if
you want good article They always give better
satisfaction than any other. Our Stoves were
lected with great care, and feel cor fdent that
we can please any one who is in want of a Stove,
either in price, quality or style, as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered in the conn
try. In connection with our Mammoth Hardware
Store, we have TIN SHOP where we manuac-
turc our own Stove Trimmings, Tin Ware, Stove
Pipe, &C., which we warrant in every particular.
We pledge ourselves not to be undcrsold. All
goods warranted as sold.
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TIETITIoN FOR DIvORCE-M Maroaret Cold.
eSIIEIsIFF,s SALE.
James Pember,
Wood Common Pleas

VS.. = Wood Common Pleaq
Levi Wetmore.
BY virtue of order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio and to me directed
and delivered, will offer for sale at public ven
due, at the door of the Court House, in Perrysburg
IN said county,
SATURDAY, October 2S, 1865,
Between the hours of and o'clock p. NJ. o
said day, the following described property to-wit
The northeast quarter of section ten tl0), town
ship five 81, range twelve (12l, commencing south
IS degrees, east 81 links from post set in a rock
at the mouth of the west branch Of Portage River
and witnessed by a willow tree fifteen inches in
diameter; north 10 degrees and 80 minutes, west
81 links from post thence south rs degrees, west
lO1 q links; thence south degrees, east 43 chains
thence north 66 degrees 4j minutes, east 3S9 Inks
thence north 2 degrees, east 25.rks, to the point
of beginning, containing l7-l00 acres.
CHARLES W. EVERS Sheriff.
MURRAY & Pace, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, September %, 1865. 22ess SO
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

s,HEHIFF,S SALE.
Simeon Jennings,
W. Wood Common Pleas
William jackson ct al
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, win offer for sale at public vendue at
the door of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio,on
SATURDAY, November H. 1865
Between the hours of . and o'clock =. NJ. OF
said day, the following described property, to-wit
The southeast quarter OF section thirty $50 y
township five 81, north of range eleven III y in
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at $4,000.
CHARLES w. ENERS, Sheriff.
+. p. BAssETT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysburg, October TO- 1865. 24eSj 80
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PRENTICE, of the l.ouisville JomWdl, is hy
far, tho most witty aud spicy editor in the
Uuion. Bat at one time no found his match
in tho lato Governor BRovdu. A great
many years ago BRouGu edited the Cmciu-
natl Enquirer, and he had many sharp, racy
and sometimes savage tournaments with
PRENrIcE, BIouGu being very oorpu!ent
the Jompdi assailed him, on ono occasion,
with the following couPlct;
II flesh is grass, Ms people say,
Then Johnny Brough's a load of hay"
al suspect must be" replied Brough,
from The way the asses are nibb!ng at
me-"
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HRRsCuEL V, JoHNsoN, on his return from
Washington, called GA the editor of the
Augusta ga )Chroniole, and give him his
views Of affairs at the Capital. lie SAYS
tho Pres,dont ia kind aud conoiliatory, on
which account he is bitterly denouaood by
radicals, MIR. johnson lllerscheD thiulls It
the duty ol the South 20 give al exciting
questions the go-by, aud simply do that
which Il is necessary todo to geta ropre-
seRla,ioh in Congress, aud there unite in
support OF the Preaient Men should he
elected whose autecodopts can furnish the
radicals with the least pro,eXt 10 oppose
their taking their seats. lie thinks the
next Congress will he turbulent ono. but
| that Il the South elects the right kind 81
ucn tho conservative men Ot the North
will force the radicals To give way aul
inaDly admit them, it they strive Ia keep
lhem out az hrst He thinks thero must
soon he change la the Cabinet lie was
much plyassi with the great CONSERVATIVE
element of the North, believing il already
iu the osceudeucy, though good deal de-
peude on tho course pursued hv tho
Southcl u State Conventions aud people.
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Administratrix' Sale Of Real Estate

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
i bate Court Of Wood County, Ohio, | will offer
for SALE at public auction at the door of the Court
house in said County. on
MONDAY, November 10, A. u. 1865,
Atten O'Clock A. NJ. the following described real es~
tate TO wit: In-ot number six hundred twenty two
(622Gn the town OF Peuysburg Wood COuaty,
Ohio.
Terms of sale onc-third in hand, one-third inOne
year and one third i'm two years from day of sale,
the deferred payments to bear interest and be se-
CURED by mortgage the premises sold. APP
praised at $500.
ANN PERRIN, Administrators of the estate Of
james Perrin, decd.
+. &. D. X. HoLLENBEcE At,ys.
September 81 1865. 24eS6
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THE HISTORY
OF THE
CIVIL WAR IN TIE UNITED STATES

Its Cause, Origin, Progress rnd Concm-
sion, Containing Full, Impartial and
Graphic descriptions OF tho various
Military and Naval engagements, with
the heroic deeds achieved by Armies
and individuals, touching Scenes and
Incidents in the Camp, the Cabin, the
Field and the Hospital, aud Biogra-
phical sketches Of its Heroes BY
SAMUEL NJ. SCHMUCKER, I'll. D.
TUE Citizens nC Perry yshurg and Wood County
| will have an opportunity of subscribing for
tbis work in a few days, Il is sold ouly by SUI
scrpGon, anil ctmot be uhtained at any Book
Siore. 1t Is the only History ever published
tracing the Rebellion from the declaration OF the
Independence dawn 90 the m nent the last pages
go 60 press The work will DO rosdy for delivery
10 from two 10 four months.
FRANK c. CULIEY,
Agent for Wood Co.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
For Men and Bows.

LOT Men ana lSOyS.
complete assortment also Piece Goods and
Gcntlcmcns Furnishing Goods; have the best fa-
ciliIies for getting up genteel suit of clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS--All kinls and sizes
BOOTS AND SHOES-For LaIies aud
Misses, Mon aud Boys, Al warranted or
no sale
An assortment Of CROCKERY and
lIOUSE-FURNI5HlNG GOODS, unsur-
rasscd in this vicinity.
GROCERIES Such az Co(Tae, Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Sacratus, &C., &c,
We invite ar examination Of our Immense
Stock, We guarantee the quality of our Goods,
and shall, at all tim,s, enloLvor to sell at prices
that will satisfy our ircnls.
We pay CASH At all times for Grain and Country
Produce, aud have ample Storage Room for all
kinds OF Grain. E 'H'
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in PerrySburg.
l-4J- N1ioo our Market Reports in to-day's pa
per. We buy AMI sell in accordance with the
prices there given,
L. Il. MILLER & co.
Perrysburg, October 2, 1865. 3zI
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nlnrlrl0N r0ls pIv0MoE.
" God Common Pleas.

Louis Nanpolt. J
The defendant Louis vanpelt, viii take uotice
that tho plaieuH on the llth day OF Oeloher A. u.
1900. Gled her petition in the utliee OF the Cvrk ol
the Court of Common Pleas OF Wood County. Ohio,
the object aud prayer Of which IL 10 obtain a
diynrce from the said defendant on the ground Of
adultery.
Cook & nEtl, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Octoher II, 1863. 1875 50
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TINS Cincinnati gazette makes tho follow.
ing very good hit:
"Some of the Democratic conventions
are assuming virtue 10y resolving that a
national debt is national curse Ii is "a
heavy curse. So is the Democratic party
that brought the dobt upon the nation,
the heaviest of all curses, and the sum OF
all. ltis the Satin Ia our republican Eden.
Introducing uu,doaUou, secession, wal,
pesNlence, famine, devastation, debt, taxes,
hate, barharisn, in short Democracy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators, Sale Of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
IN pursuance Of an order NJ the Probate Court
i OF SandusSy County. Ohm, will nIer for sale at
public auction on FRIDAY, the 81 day of No
vember 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. atthe door Of the
Court House, IN Perrysburg, Ohio, The following
premises 20 Wit;
The north half of the south cast qnaftcr Of the
north east quarter, and the south west quarter
of the south quarter Of the north east quarter
Of section Thirty-four, Township Of Centre, County
Of Wood, 0hio. Making snug little farm of 80
acres on the very ia vorable terms following
One-third in hand, cne-third in nine months and
the remainder in eighteen. months from the day of
sale, with interest the deferred payments being
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN LEFEVER,
NANCY DUESBER,
Administrators OF Jacob Duesler decd.
G. w. PAGE, Attorney.
September 26, 1865. 23eS7
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All tho townships given, except Jackson,
which will probably give Democratic ma
ioriiy of 8 to 8.
We have mcagro returns from a largo
majority OF the counties throughout tho
SMtc-cnough to Indicate that Ohio is true
as steel to the Union. The estimated maio-
rty for Cox is abcut 10000 There is a
great ialling.oG in the Union vote, but no
strength is thereby added to the Copper
head cause, for the Legislature will be
strongly Uuon. In many counties the Union
men manifested their dissatisfaction by ab-
seuting themselves from the polls, because
the platform was not radical enough for
them, and on account of General CoX's letter
in reply to the Oherlin Committee. That
letter, the Cincinnati Gazette is of the opin.
ION, has cost him at least 10000 votes. Tho
conduct of these Union mon cannot he too
severely ccnsurcd. But, thank God in
spite of their apathy, the host OF truo men
that abound in our State have preserved it's
honor msulied, and her pulse beats true
TO tho cause of Liberty and the Union.
PENNSYLVANIA.
This gallant State still holds her place in
tho Union arch, aud proudly maintains her
glorious position. IN spite of the hypocri.
tica devices Of the Copperheads who iurest
her borders, she rolls up Uuion majority
~ large as that in our own State. The re-
suit il glorious.
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TEIE LATEST.

The latest returns from the Ohio election
give Cox about 2joOO majority. Sixty
Union Rol resentotvcs aud tweny.oho
senators are elected. The Legislature viii
stand about 100 Union and tho Senate 81,
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

DOAD N0TICE.-NoGce is hereby given that
hthe viewers and surveyor appointed to view
aud survey a proposed County Road commencing
at the township line between the townships of Per-
rysburg and Lake, in Wood County, at the north
center post of section one, Lake township, and run
ming south cl the half section line Of section one
md twelve, of said Lake township, until ii inter
sects the Woodvillc & Toledo Plank Road. will
meet at the village of Clay junction, on the oath
day OF October. A. d. 1863.
Lake Township, September 20, 1865. 22d*
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UNION MAJORITY OVER 10, 900

Good News from Tho Key Stone State.
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liz is said thAt JenN Z. BRsokINmnoE pre-

lr Is SAID that joan Q BREoKlYmn0E pro,
poses TO becomo a British subject, and so
into the pork business. We advise pa2ag,
iiglam aud otHvrs Of his kiduoy 20 follow
his example. We cannot see, however
'itat it would bring any credit upon the
nnrk hnsinNss
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IN NEW JERSEY,

Tho Union men are working uobly.
General Fitzpatrick was u host in the field
against Southern rebels, aud proves himself
to be equally so in his campaign against
New Jersey rebels, for hc is raising such u
tmore in that State, rs has been witnessed
in no campaign for years past, Tho excite
mcnt is already intouso over the election,
which takes place in November next.
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UNION MAJORITY 20. 900 to $4,000.
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nOurbon Democrncy nouted.
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BOWLING GREEN HACK.

Peuysburg, October 2, 1865. Sz1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'STRUCK LIE
IN BOWLING GREEN.


THE subscriber, having recently returned from
L the East, after spending considerable time and
close attention 10 the selection of one Of the most
desirable and attractive Stocks Of GOODS ever
offered in this section of country, fatters himself
that he please any and every body in Goods and
Prices. Having purchased them previous to the
recent great advance in prices / am prepared to
offer them at correspondingly low rates
My stock consists in part Of the following;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Silks, MerinOs,
Coburgs Mohair Lustcrs,
Paris and Sheppard Plaids,
Persian Twills
Plain and Figured Delaines,
All-wool Delaines,
Ginghams, Prints, &c.
Also a splendid assortment Of
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INSURE YOUR LIFE!

,VNHIS Company has paid 100000 to the fami-
1 lies and friends of deceased persons, whose
lives they had insured, and has Never Liti-
gated a Claim!
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Stores, Ranges, Nt.


NETWORK WATER-BURNING STOVE
Established under HAGAN'S PATENT
featuring applying the invention OF Dr. w r. HA0AN
BY which WATER il converted into SUPER-HEATED
STEAM and employed element of combustion In hres
for al purposes and especially In its application to
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, KANGEs,
FURNACES, &c
This Invention secures AZ once
HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY
effects not only an Immense saving ~ tue. bat INTRO
duces an invaluable SANITARY IMPROVEMENT IN the
warming Of private houses and public buildings. The amo-
phere OF aou.ss warmed with
WATERBURNlNG STOVES AND FURNACES
robbed OF natural moisture. and viiiated by deieier
case. - by ordinary Heating stoves and iiotA
Furnaces rendering the heat oppressive and nnwhoesoe
remain, pure and fresh Summer air that the most
delicate system 10 not unpl.a-antiy affected.
The Water Burning stove Company IL prepared TO put up
New Furnaces Heater. and Ranges OF any approved pat
tern, In - - .,,,
CHURCHES sCHOOL.HOUsEs. LECTURE HALLS,
BANKS. HOTELS aud PRIVATE HOUSES.
The invention IL applied also old furnaces heaters and
rznFes with comparatively irirng expense. .
COOKING aud Heating stoves RANGES. Heaters. and Fur
construction by different makers TO when
I'm. IA, ention tied. kept hand for sale At
Canal tue pablo respectfully invited to
ca them and this great Improvement Ia one
important branches Of domestic economy now IN
daily practical operation. a.
Apsmpli with fall rIulAnatons. can be had NJ the ONCE
Of the COMPANY copy will be cent by mail 20 any address
Lc~nsr granted and retail draier' supplied
material. for making the application Of the Invention IN
their own business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

Reine an increase Of IS 50 per cent over last year.
The Boston Irareiler of last evening says:
1.-THE outside demand for money Is quite moderate,
and the supply is abundant for loans on eau az per
cent on good cOllacras which Is the common rate Oh
interest charged by the banks and by private ehueis
In discounts there is less doing Prime paper Is scarce
and wanted by capitalists and Others at ana per
cent and the range OF the lower grades Is RON 10 ~
Government bonds In good favor for investment,
and thew have become hrmer since the advance which
has lately taken place in the foreign markets In other
securities the transactions are not extensive
; The cash balance III the hands OF the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston, June 3, Was s., lO3,oO' eS,
decrease of $5,s9O72s 93 as compared with the
close of the previous week.
The Boston imports for the week ending June
were 1860 .73i against $976,37O for the correspond
ing week in 1864. The exports, including specie,
were $500 900 against $751;, OSO for the correspond
Ing week in 1864.
There were several dry-goods auction sales TINS
morning. Wilmerding Mounts was made up
principally of linens, preaced by an assortment Oh
rather desirable goods. These were sold for cash. .
lot Of domes,ics. which were readily taken up ut
moderate prices. Heavy fancy satinets brought
70 tweeded do 99c; cadet Kentucky jeans, 26c !;
wide do 3Oa 35c and Princeton do, 2'c. n'te
hoon skirs commanded only Sue JUN oeolcn stns
hmm uubrellas 81 4JUSl 10; stripeu shHhnse; ~
While the Paris mousselne de LANES dd so poorly tna.
onIy the sample of long line was sold at e' in ,ne
incn goods there was manifested more spirit pow
drls Tielded g7d2sc. Cream do. 2td5oci ~ W d.
linen Barnsey Dice. 55c; "a do oloi sh,0 do,, ,ae.
a,Io $40, 1914 damask, 65d1 100, &c. Whneru'nt'
Uacnet & Co held sale Of hosiery emproiaerles &C
The mems half hose ranged from 81 % - 70 per uo.
pnnn drill drawers sold slowly at 45c. and canton
sUn.I do at $50 Messrs. Kobbe Cores held sale
Of ribbons aud millinery goods to-day ans Iappons
W ,n,isrd the most desirable shades ana WIDTHS ana
were all fresh goods landed by the last steamer The
and duplicates were all disposed o at very good
s oonsdering the lateness Of the The lines
If black capes also sold very well.
The subscription Of the First National Bank to
tho $40 loan to-day was 100000; Fisk & Hatch,
$263,s50.
NEw-YoRK STATE PER CENT ANTICIPATION
BOUNTY SToCK.
This stock natures the let OF January lst7 1t Is
then to be paid or funded into q Twelve Year per
cept State Stock. interest payable quarterly. Apply 70
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"WEDNESDAY, juno 7-P. L.

Gold opened at 1871, but under later English ad'
vices of higher prices for Federal Stocks and Kali
way Shares, was heavy. Later in the DAY tne inar'
ket was stronger, and Gold sold at 1871 The ex'
tremes of the day were 1871 and 1867.
The export of specie to-day from Boston was
$500 900, and was sent from this city.
Government stocks are higher and in better de-
mand. The 5-2Os are quoted at 1903! al O3i for new
and old and 99s 099a for IO-40s. The European ad-
vices are more favorable, and as foreign buyers gre
steadily being disabused of their erroneous opinions
in relation to American affairs, there Is every
reason to expect still greater improvement IN prices
and larger sales. Border State stocks are higher,
and at the advance are wanted. The Miscellaneous
list is active and higher. Atlantic Mail is still adj
vancing aud closed at 74I. The general share list
was strong and prices higher. Hudson River rose
to lOI and sales of Erie were made after the call at
III Reading was also in demand. The
Western stocks were higher, and throughout the
whole list there was disposition to buy.
At the Public Board prices lower and Erie sold
as low Us Isl The whole list showed a reaction
from the extreme advance of the morning. AT the
Second Board and in the street the market was
steady at the decline and stocks in fair demand.
The closing quotations were: New-York Central,
900; Erie 75a;' Hudson River, lO2; Reading, 81
Michigan Southern, 59I Rock Island, SO.
Money is offered freely to brokers at sac per
cent and at the latter rate lenders not able to
place their balances readily. In commercial paper
little doing. The rates are "a l0per cent.
The demand for 7.3Os of all kinds is good, and no
large amounts of earlier issues TO be had.
Exchange quoted nominaly: Bankers Sterling,
60 days, llOt a llO4i Bankers Sterling, days,
lIOi; Commercial, 1904 1908; Francs, long date,
5.llt; Francs short date, 5.Si.
Freights are q little more active. The engage
ments to Liverpool are 1000 bush. Wheat at I'd;
per steamer, 600 bush. Wheat at 3d.; 1000 bush.
Corn at Odd, and 80 hhds. Talow at l2s. Cd. To
London, 900 bbls. Flour at Is.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceipts, 81, 524 ,93l 53-for Customs 300O Pay
ments, 81, O56, sH I5-on account of Loan, $751;
600; Balance, $i6,9Ol ,50 70.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
is as follows:
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furniture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
1Jwarsnted manufacture Aso solid chestnut snd ~ s .
Chamber Suite, pap and ornamental, at H. r. fAhIlNo
TONS s6e Csna.t opposite Wooster Established lsia
THE SPARE BED and BED TO SPARE
i COLTONs PATENT COT.--JENNEY Go. are man
eset9rns and selling this entirely new article ,a'soe 'o
Hotels, FaIies and all others They weigh only 20 DE-
and require no mattress in weather Dealer arc al
others requested 70 look " them No. w Broadway
! Conner EouItL.sI