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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01

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The decision Of Jodgc Fitch, Of Toledo
in tho Ottawa ccutiy, Ohio, Court of Com
aotgPlcas. ibblpre which Il. q. Burloy, II,
Lake Erie crbider, was tried, IL exciting con
sidcfal'le cowmeDt aud attracting attention
all over hie cou6try. Burley was sufrea
dtred by The Canadian authorities not toi
his alleged piracy but Of robbing the vper
sou of the c.vvkuof-tlfc Philo Parsons On
this oharge wps. iudicted and tried In
Ottawa county. lie plead in bar-to. tho Ia.
risdlciion of the Court, but tlse' oounsol
agreed. tlat Tive, h,ets. set-',ys- -yts.y,lea
might hc treated on the triiL as facta es.
tablislieh and taken by the jury az proved
the plea be tassed on by thc Court without
argument, and q trial tliei, be had upon the
writ The plea asserted that Burley was
acting under n commission from certain
States between which and the United States
war existed, and that ho was actin under
The direct orders of hie naval superior, John
Y.BealI. Judge Fitch ruled that war did
exist, aud that the Confcdcracy was a ,le
J''' '''''"N'''j ANU llaI lle IlbhtB OF
belligereuts must be accorded to those act.
ing under it's authority, whether tho United
States Government admitted the cxis tcnce
OF tho war or not. II Burlcy was exccut
ing the orders of his Government no could
not be punished undor tho civil law. He
had, however, no right to rob for his own
personal benefit. The Judge concluded in
tho following words Men must have au.
thority for taking the lives Of persons-a
dc fdctO Government could give it, No
difference how frail the government, il has
ability to grant such privileges. The only
act the jury had to look to was the rob.
berry charged. IIo had a right if com
missioncd, to take the boat, money or other
property for the furtherauce of his Gov
ornment, but not for his own private pur.
poses The jury, thus instructed, dsa.
greed They stood eight for convictinp
and four for acquitting Burley of the charge
Of robbery for his own benefit. The pris.
oncr has been held in $4,000 bail for
another trial.
The Philadelphia MqUi,cr calls upon
the Governor and Legislature of Ohio to
impcach the Judge "for his bold ground
taken in favor of treason" and that paper,
wtha logic ndisputabc, says:
According to this charge Bcall and
Kennedy, who wore hung at New York
were unjustly executed, aud if John Wilkes
Booth, who had "A Lieutenant Colonel's com.
mission in tho rebel service, had boon taken
alive, he coul not have been hung for" the
murder of President IIincou." -1t .l +
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TROOPS FURNISHED BY ONO.

Siuce the close of tho war the different
States have been busy figuring up tbe,num
her OF soldiers they have furnished to the
war for tho Union. A table has been pre-
pared and published showing the number
of troops furnished by Ohio up to January
], 1865, exhibiting grand total of 3l6,-
396 men. OF these, 2S,S93 were three
months men, 1892 hundred days men, or
National Guards, 2,76s six months men
II is impossible at present to ascertain cx
acIiy how many OF the remainder, wore one.
year and how mluy threo.years recruits.
or the total number, 1850 wero lob
t.ined by draft" i. O., went as principals, OF
substitutes, aud 327, 500, or % per cent
volunteers.
The total population of Ohio, according
20 the census of 1860, was ., 2,339 ,5ll so that
this State has furnished nearly fifteen por
cent, or about ono.sovonth OF her total pop
ulhtion, TO the war
Tho total maln population of Ohio accord
ing 10 the same census, was l,l90lG2 =,
that we have furnished more than twenty
nine per cent. of our total malo population
10 the war,
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snggestiye rnct. ON Adrertisinr.

The advertisements in an ordinary mum
hcr OF tho London Tones exceed $500,
the annual advertising bills of one London
firm are said to amount to S200,O0O; and
three others are mentioned who each an.
nually eXpeud for the same purpose $50.
GOO. Tho expense for advertising the
Encyclopaedia Britannica, is said To have
been, Sl5000. IL is also asserted that
Sl0,000,6O0 year are expended ia England
IN extra Advertising. by circulars aud hand.
bills and placards. Ia largo cities nothing
is moro common than 10 see large business
oStahl shmentS, which seem to have an i'm,
mcnso advantage over all competitors by
waelth, experience, and prestige they have
acquired, drop gradually out ufpuhhc view
and be succeeded 10y trms OF a sm tler c,pi.
tai, more energy, and more determination
to have the fact that they sell such and
such commodities known from.o .one end OF
the lnd TO the other Ia word, the new
establishments advertise; the old die of
digmty, The former are ravenous 10 pass
out ol ubscurlty into publicity; tho htteI
believe that their publicity is 50 obvious
that it ca'npt he ohsuurod. The Rrst un.
dcrstRnd that they must thrust themselves
on public attention az be UiSregardel; the
second, having once obtained public atten.
ton, suppose they have arrested II per.
maucntly, while in fact nothing is more o!,ar
acteristic of the word than the ease with
whob It torgots 30 Toledo Commercial,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
EAtincrion of the Africnn.

II has been common assertion that In,
climate ot the south admitted only of ne
gro lahor--that Africans alone could en-,
dure the heat, aud malaria of tho rico fields
and lagooms OF tho South. The climate OF
south, IN reality is hotter fitted to the
whites, carefully kept register OF al
the deaths that occurrcdm Charlston, S. G..
for the space of six years, shows that the
average mortality among the blacks Was |
in Al; whites, in rs In Boston, during
the five years ending with 1899, tho CITY
Register observes Tho number of col
ored births was one less than the number
of marriages, aud the deaths exceeded the
births ~ The proportion OF nearly two To
one,' When we consider the facts that
tho negro is a native OF the torrid 2ono, aud
that occasionally oven in Galveston Bay
ice forms three inches thick. and iu North
Carolina ten inches, wa can readily dis,
cover why the climate is not cong gouial to
the uegro--that the final extinction of the
African ia the Uuitcd States is not far dis
tant
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aENERAL Il. IL. sMKRw ooD.

al 'Blis meritnriuus officer, lhtc commander
Of tho ] Btth Regiment Ohio Volunteer In
tah'ry, as soon as his regiment was nuts
tered out of service, received an order
Transferring him to the ls3d Ohio, which
position he rdecimed He was then as
'B'gned to a command in South Carolina
which he also dcclnes. 1t is his intention
wo learn, to go 10 Washington, settle up
his business with the Government, and
retro from the service. A braver soldier
or more faithful officer never drew til,
tho sword in dc(enso Of his country, ard
the respect and love of his countrymen vii
ever attead him.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
Weed County Union Convention.

The Union men Of Wood County, who supported
Abraham Lincoln for President, at the last Novcm
Ssrclcctiou, and will cordially support the nomi
nReso of ,he Union State Convention, held at Col
umbus, on the 2lst Of June, 1865, as well as th,
Union Senatorial and Representative candidates.
are requested to meet in Convention, at Bowlin,
Green, In said county,
On saturday, August t9, 1900, at IL
o'clock A. M,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for th,
following county offices, to be voted for at the mex
State election, to-wit
One Auditor ono Treasurer: one Prosecuting
Attorney one Surveyor Que Commissioner, an,
one Coroner.
Aud for such other purposes as may, propcrl,
come before the Convention. A full attendance /.
earnestly requested. .....
BY order u the Executive Committee.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Chairman.
PRRRYsBuRG, July 10, 1865.
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Tho market exhibits diminished aclivity
but greper Grnpcss in prices. The pros
loBed high premium on goll induces hol &
trs % goods TO ask extreme prices, which
has had tho effect Of diminishing the de-
l9Hid Prints appear the most active,
though prices have again advanccd. All
the stylos are sold up tJ order.
-Blcached sbirtings aud sheetines have
advanced 2Ca3 cents, the market beinx-Lare
OF desirable makes. Brown goods are not
so active, bdt are firm ia price, as stock
does not acormulbes p v.'.r q.
lDahs arei steady, with bottcr supply.
Cotton Flannels have advanced 3 conts /;
stock small, good demand. Stripes active
aud higher Ticks FIRM supply limited.
Dcnins aro without change. Ginellams
have advanced to = cent. Consdera.
bio hustle III Dclaines, and stock sold down
toa low amount Shawls are offered from
all our manufactures and attract much at
tention. Tho assortment is large end much
varied. HiI
Broadcloths are quiet, but firm. In
fancy cassimorcs there is much doing. De-
sirable styles sell quickly on arrival. Fine
satineis are active but mediums are dull
prices ste"dy. Flanncls continue brisk and
hrm. There is a greater movement i'm for
eign-mado fabrics. New desirable goods
are quickly sold. The sale of British dress
goods are very large. Buyers are anxious
to get an early choice of new goods.
Stocks are light relative to the demand.
Black ahpacas, coburgs and Italian
cloths are very brisk Prints are very
dull Silks are scarce and high. Woolens
are very active, doesllins and black cloths
especially, and cloakings Clothiers are in
the market, for Beavers and Moscows.
The importations continue to increase, and
at present are not too large, aud prices
are romunerative.-NcU YorL independent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
The war rIoudin the Sou,hwest.

\ Cairo despatch of tho 26th says tL,
Galveston correspondents of the Houston
NsrS writes uu Ter date of July Is, thai
ordcrs had boeu issued to officials al Mata
moras To prepare accoutorments for 1000
troops Of tho Empire, the troops to con.
sist OF freuch, AuS,riaus aud Alseriaus.
Tue reason given for this collection of
troops, is because We have suRjliar mum.
Der at Brownsville aud adjacent points
French u6o'rS assert that there is Uu rea.
son why the Unitel States should senl an
army of 10000 or TOO 000 men to Texas,
unless she designs aggressive movements
upon MoXico, The spjits Of ,he two
armies are described AS being hostile. and
there is uo atiiHatlou between our officers
aud those OF the LnPirc,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
TmE DEMOCRACY DIVIDED.

II would seem that our State Capital i,
to be the soono Of Conventions during ia,
long month of August" Tho Union men
hold thoir County Convention on the 18th o
August, and a Senatorial Convention five
days thereafter, on the 18th. On the same
day the Sovereignty Democracy, led by Val,
landigham, Long & Co., hollis its State Con.
Veution to nominate State oliiuors, undor
the following call, which appears in the
Ohio Statesman:
To lhc Dvmocra6c PropS. Of Ohio.
The Democrats OF ohm who stand upon the doc.
trinss Of State Sovereignty, are requested IN mect
ID mass Convention. at ColuGlhus, Ohio, Thursday
August Ia, 1853 10 put in nomination candidate,
DE thsfUllowing offices, aud To transact such Other
business as may come before the Convention
Governor Lieutenant Governor; Treasurer al
Sat-; Supreme Judge (mli lerml; Supreme
Sedge (vaeaney( Attorney General School Com,
Board oi Public Works. IH .r. ..I"
Iiys!der Of the STATE Sovereignty Democratic
State Central Conuliuee,
JohNc. MoGuFFEY, Chairman.
r.. iiVTcHEscs, Secretary. ''s
The "Regularsn' hold their Convention
one woek1later, on tue oath The Soyor.
eighty men have cut ip aheai of their broth
rem in gallant style. which promises TO at.
feEd 40 Interesting entertainment to locker
ON. II will be contest between dry boues
"a {" tug Of bloodess war "amoug the fos
sils of Ohio. In a few short wooks the
Democratic pot will boil and bubble in a
degree highly interesting to every one out,
side the pot, The sigus of distress among
the Democracy are already apparent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
PITTS SEPARATOR.

also mauufacture another equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. They are man
utacturcd with great care and are good machine.
They have become well established, and are Justly
celebrated both for rapid and perfect work. In
manufacturing these machines have selected such
patterns only as have been fully tested by long
use; and in offering the two above believe offer
the very best that are made. Ii is claimed by
those who use them, that they will thresh, clean
and fit for market more grain in given time aud
do 1t better than any other machine. In fact the
only limit to the amount they can thresh depends
on the facilities at hand for getting the grain to
the machine and taking care of the straw, &c
after it is threshed. The machines are, both Of
them, strong and durable, the joints are all fast
ened with bolts, and fitted up with Cast Steel
Cylinder SHAFT, piroied ,eih Brass Borcs The
Cylinder is 80 inches an length; and am now max
ing the Separator 61I inches ,cidcr than The Cylinder
making the belt grain carrier 3SI5
inches Cide. Widh of shoe inside is 81 inches. The
Beater Shaft is furnished with brass boxes brass
boxes also for Canvas Belt Shaft and Fan Shaft;
steel journals withiron boxes for Ran side Shaft;
iron puleys tledttG ed( and cast iron conveyor
In every parlicuar, they constructed in the
very best manner in every part; they run easily,
are easily tended, requiring about 400 revolutions
per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines, have
made some Improvements on the original patterns,
and am ready to make such other changes as ex-
pericncc may suggest as being valuable.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
MhntIInre Innnol

When General Sherman was in Zmcs
vile, "a few days AGO, some one suggested I,
him that the Nalhnligh desired I,
make him their candidate for the Prosi
dency, The General replied 10 the SUI
gestion: What have doneg lpovor was
m the Peuitcmiary. | must first have
been a convict before being h5H' candidate
for President! Comment is unnecessary
BatyrH JolTHaI
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01

TEE Evansville JoWWdl has boon at somu
pAius to collect facts relating to the wheat
cop in Southern Indiana and states as the
results of its Investigations that il has
heard Of no instance whore tho farmors
have realized thoir expectations. Wheat
wasifound to bo almost an eutirc failure
having boon destroyed before tho ears wore
filled by a blight that damaged. tho stalk 80
little thA.it waRscarcly peroeptible. . H
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
The Universal Clothes Wringcr,
WITH COG-WIEELS. -
PRICES REpucED....N No. ~, $40; No. 2, IS so
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST.

- THIS is the finest Wringer have found that
i would stand the service required Of it,"
j. L. lIuGGINs, LOvejoy's Hotel.
In the laundry of my house there is pcrpet-
ual thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention of
your excellent Wringer."- Rev. TnEo. l.. CuYLER.
"Wc think the Machine much more than pays
for itself every year in the saving of garments.
We consider it important that the Wrngcr be fitted
with Cogs."-O. JUDD, Am. Ayr.
"Thc inventor of this Machine may have the
satisfaction of knowing that he has changed Of
the most toilsome parts of woman's work into
most attractive amusement Mrs HENRY WARD
BEECuER.
~ heartily commend il to economists Of time,
money and contentment."- ."-Rev. DIR. BELLOWS.
"a" On receipt of price from any part of the
country, where we have no canvassersi VIC send
the Wriugcr free of freight charges.
A good canyasscr wanted in every township.
II. G.. BROWNING
12D' 3t7 Broadway, n. Y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
A Magnificent Farm for Sale.

Belonging to Thomas S. Carman, Esq, and stu-
ated ON tue east side of the Maumec River, one
mile above Perrysburg and ten miles from Toledo.
1t comprises River Tract Ga, and embraces 265
acres of the most fertile soil in Northwestern Ohio
= lGj acres of which are improved and under a
high state Of cultivation The location is most
desirable one--cerainly one of the finest ON the
river On this farm is a Ccol frame DWELLING
house. convenient in every particular, with n gst
cellar and excellent well. There are also three
BTns, large and commodious, with the necessary
sheds and out-build'ngs requisite to the manage
ment and cultivation of the Farm. Besides the
well at the house, there two other never fail
ing wells ON the premises. Two large Orchards
OF splcnddbearng fruit trees, are prolific in ex-
cellcnt fruit year after year. Besides these adj
vantagcs Of location, soil and Improvement an ex-
cellent fishery, surpassed by none ON the river
rendering II one of tie most desirable and attractive
pieces OF property in this region of country. The
Farm is offered for sale on the most advantageous
terms, and is cmphatcally "A magnificent bargain
to any cntcrprisin, agriculturst. t.-y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01

SCHOOL EXAMINERS' NOTICE.--Thc Board
> Will hold their next regular sessions for the
examination of Teachers, at
Weston, first Friday in August.
Pcrrysburg, first Friday in September.
Gilcad, first Friday in October.
West Milgrovc, first Friday in November
Bowling Green, first Friday in December.
Perrysburg, first Friday in January, 1865.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings of the Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Bowling Green
IL J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk
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INEW ADVERTlsEMTs. REAL EsTATE. AcEMoY


1lo provide for trial BY jury before the Mayor.
BE il ori,iacd ty he Council OF hs H,esrtoro,ed
lRtays NJ PcrrgsJwg lPood Obway, Osio. \
st. That the Council Of said Village shall fortii-
with select and return h. the Mayor the names of
thirty six qualified electors of said village who are
not exempt by laW frohi serving as Jurors And
thc Recorder shall enter said names upon the Re
c"rI ana iott1Wllh furnish the Mayor with cor
rect list OF sad names, the names Of persons Sc
lectld TO serve as jurors Ia his, cu,t for theyeur
ending the diTd Moal'S CfApru, A.D. l30&'
u. That hereafter, on the third Monday of April
~ each year or as seou thereafser az may be prac
ticabc, the Council, ip like pper shall select
thirty-six names ofpersonsy qdai6td as aforesaid
10 serve as jurors in the courts ~ be held bv the
Mayor for the current year, and until n new selec-
tion shall be made, list of which names the Ro-
cOrdcr shall Forthwith, atcr the Selection thereof,
cuter ON the RccOrd and deliver 10 the Mayor as
aforesaid.
3D.. The Jurors so sci ctcd, when summoned by
the Mayor for that purpose, shall serve as Jurors
in his court during the period for which thew were
selected, in all cases for violating any of the ord-
nanccs of said village, in which the defendant
shall be entitled to trial by jury and in any such
case after the defendant shall have plead " Not
guilty." and demanded to be tried by a Jury, the
Mayor shall issue summons containing the names
Of twelve Of the jurors selected beginning Mt the
head of the list for the first case and taking the
names in their order; and for the next case the
next twelve, and so on In regular order through
lnc st commencing again AT lne ncad OF the list,
that no juror shall be required TO serve oftener
than in every third case. Said summons shall be
served by the Marshal, or an Assistant Marshal,
and tho jurors so served, unless excused or set
aside by the Mayor for cause, shall be impanneled
as jurors. And in case any juror is set aside, or
for good cause fails to attend, the Marshal or As
sistant Marshal shall call tIlcsman to fill his
place, aud the jury thus impannclcd shall be
sworn by the Mayor to try the case.
ith. The fees of the Mayor aud Marshal, or As
sistant Marshal, shall be the same as those of a
Justice of the Pence and Constables in like cases
9th. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
We hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was duly passed by the Council, at meeting held
July %, 1865.
+. r. MILLER, Mayor.
GEORGE STRAIN, Recorder.
July 2S, 1865. n
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Or evTER -. op1rxepR.
eUYeR & oBLlNeER,
General Land gents,
PERRYsBURG, OHIO.
PERRYsBURG, OHIO
.oGlco IN the Journal Building, on Front Street,


ME- will buy, sell and exchange Lands, and act
as Agents for all descriptions of .Real Es-
tate; viii Rent and collect Rent on the same will
pay taxes for non-resdents, and Redeem Lands
sold for taxes. In word, will attend to all mat
ters pertaining to General Land Agency Business.
BY close, prompt and faithful attention to every
thing intrustcd to our care, we hope to merit the
confidence anil Fntfhagc oF tho pubHc, to whom
is respectfully submitted the following
l.t n REFERBNCBs: .. r.
". Il. & II. Waite, Toledo, Ohio;
Hon. james G. Hall, Toledo, Ohio;
Judge Alex. s. Latta, Defiance, Ohio
George Laskey, Esq, Gilead, Ohio;
John Bates, Esq, Perrysburg, Ohio;
DR.. E. d. Peck, Pcrrysburg, Ohio.
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SnnwIFF'S sALE.
Wood Common Pleas.

cyros Falcouor,
vs. Wood Common Pleas
VIM, Rirkpstrick et all
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the abnye 9
cause BY tle ClorA ot the CouG, of Common piops
of MoSi tounty, Ohio, aud 10 me directed aud
delivered ! will oay fr sale az public vcnluc, at
the door of the Cour, U,uS, ia Perry sb0rs, W BOD
county, uhio,on
SATt KDAl. Soptenbcr ., 1865,
RetN e0n the hours OF I aud O'clock T. N, Of
said aay. the following described property, tn-wit
The east half ut the southeast quarter pf section
3, In township 3, moth NJ range 10 east, ia Wood
County, Oho. APPRAISED no SSSn.
CHARLES ". ENERS, Sberia.
IoHN IL Rup, flaintihS Attorney.
PerrysbHTs, July %, 1885,. lisS5 50
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] warned thee, | admonished thee, for1told
The Danger aud the lurKing enemy
That lay in wait beyond this had been force
Aud force uron free viii hath here no place.
But all who are afflicted with Catarrh il
any form can obtain a pleasant and speedy
ouro by the use OF Dr, d. II Scelye's IiQuid
CIIauh Remedy, eIo consumption has fixed
it's fatal grasp.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
HORSE POW ERS.

For Powers with which to drive my Threshers,
have selected, as the best now in use, PITTS
IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE PINION
POWER.
These Powers are made by me in the most
thorough manner, the best material, and are Of
double the strength Of any single e-geared Power.
am making tho sha fits of the bevci wheels and
master pinions ofCAST STEEL, which is great
Improvement over the Iron Shaft used by other
manufacturers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
The Strickland Farm for Safe

Consisting of 2e3 Acres of choice land, situ-
ated on the Plank Road leading TO Bowling Green,
only miles from PerrysBurg. Over / 30 acres
are improved, and under an excellent state of cul-
itivation. On the farm is good tSd-story log
house, and u well of excellent water; also a good
Barn and accompanying outbuildings. 1t has a
fine Orchard of thrifty and eoud-bcaring trees. 1t
will be sold at a great bargain, and on time
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
DR.. l.. s. BARNES,
HON EOpA THTST

MOULD announce to the people of Maumee
w City and Perrysburg, that he has located in
the former place, and will pay prompt attention to
all who seek the benefits Of his improved method
of practice.
Z. "a Office over ]. Q. Aliens Store. 14e