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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-24

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TUE MAUMEE DREAM.
faN 4 ~ olss. j NI,,,srsLEx ks1 hb

l'uVHsneu py Request.
TIE MAUMEE DREAM.
! falt Inv oAsss .. M.st'kISLKx kll llb
I dream'd the town lived in was going to decay.
Aud half the people In II turned crazy In day
t's 4 ~ yer SSs'r s's'h sqa pSqg0TIsN9 fa0ria r.
lf known unto tho soycregns," would quickly
seal their fate. -ap
And iESasA "a dsssy' 'lshh&Ie$swspa Ra
The ,duingse lascsrtainl crew who sore disgraeed
ungrOteful bgots, tories. heartloss selfish clan,
Who met at drcary midnight to pull the wires
'di~t 9a~'it tss % g5i1rr eoa .,a ~
The wSyiIledhd Sbslr secrets ont tr guess 81
.s psa'sSlSs 4 Iafs sss rlgTT llssissiiff 2
long had watched their movements on every
Thursday night IA
At last, as luck would have 1t, got 10 see the
.s@hSoff bna CiaeQIohW
ope warm and pleasant afternoon, twas nearthc
Twent INTO . ,Se he Iron store and slowed mysaf
~ awaytsia .lilea gnisd ysds .sg. fseisiffa ile
Aud there saw ahorrid j~ases made on thoowall
BY tHl afcS frpftor "Wei. M, that monster
hsi mintis soul lf hegq1a H.n Lr.l iEHd
20 6i.s y sso-1 lhau sss sfihpfh t.is smsaa aaT
There wSs the picture, Of "putchman,@ who
stoud IN wooden shoes,
Who held pail Of :" sour krom" for bis espe-
llealso had some cabbugo mixed with Aallhi6
And lie iabci on the ADoiohman was esis cum
arouse"
.rrofT a..l 10 sna gis8 f-ar -4aa. "a er. ..T
Hard BY they'd parked " Iaddy,"sw With mouth
" Nho had a string of'"Prdtaes [" danglng round
limits hand Jug of whisky and on his neck
Aud the :" Hudoos wrote above him, God ,acc
he Popo"
s5ot 3, 'iqqio fts1 trr fr. .-sa.V
Above, | saw a Frcnchman, with mass Of frogs
with rats and other scrmin, lying at his feet
lIe sd med 10 be quite angry, and At tho mouth
Aud the the iF mote "a Sc lreuc6mao was, "S,e,e
d--d KNow Nottings I"
Not seeing any person near, took my pencil
End wrote The name Of brave DcKaib upon the
With hat of Bdron ,Stouben, who fought close by
his sd9t 4 ,afens3 s. sst st.,s.lW sF.s.'.
Those nableagallanL Z" Dutchmenp these I" Hin
docs " now derde.
aargt'E ttE ga .hu Htt no G'
Aud stopping near the "paddy" they'd made
wrote The name, Montgomery. the man of Dou-
egnl
Who with thousand other Irishmcn, fought for
the rights of man, 49,
To have their children ostracis6d by this ac-
cursed clan.
Then up to the Frenchmau, as nigh as could
get
pninted in, great capitals, the name OF Lafyeitc,
Tint generous, brave yoang noblefnAn, who game
to do MS good,
And baptized on naicurs libcriics with his hearts
noblest blood.
.rH-Erfry .f.F.8Ef y.n 8-TE ag
Just then thought " Sag Mcht" and /" ,Sim "
engaged in deadly strifoy
II lasted but minute-'Sg Mclt" soon took
his life,
And as poor Saw" lay worried, he bade the
world good Bye
And "Sg MA.t3sjerked his scalp of, and hung
Il up to dry.
But hark hear their footsteps they're COM
ing up the stairs
And if they find me here, I'd better say my
PRAYERS t n .fs tF uH.,i r'llsssi
I'm sorry that they're coming to spoil my funny
dream, ,'i iNt 30 et.a
Good byc, my friends exit. / slope s'ide--T
li icua pfrsg-. Will eaats II
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IN PARTITION.

FTNO Samuel Bartlett, Andrcw ShaiIer and Eliza
q IL Shallcr, of Stenben County, Indiana; and
Joshua Bartlett, Frances bartlett, Jacob Bartlett,
Julia A. BaItlett, and John and Amanda Hockea-
berger, of Wood County, 0hio-You are hereby
notified that James McWiley, on the 25th day of
April 1857, filed his petition for partition in the
Clerks Offce OF the Court Of Common Pleas of
said county, praying that partition be made Of the
~ SO "a Otsec 10, tp ), X II east in said county,
contaihing so acres OF land as follows, to-wit: p
,NThe u part thereof to James McWileyi the y
part thereoftc Joshua Bartlett the i part there
Of 70 Frances Bartlett The - part thereofiH equal
shares tn Samuel bartlett, Joshua Bartlett, Fran
ces Bartlett. Jacob BARTLETT Amanda Hoekenber-
ger aud Eliza Sh0tfor, heirs of Julia Bartlett, de-
ceased, aud for the assignment Of dover 10 Julia
A. Bartlett in said premises, Sad petition will be
.tor hearing at the next tel m OF said Court of Com
mon Pleas, Rt the noxt term thereof, commencing
June 4, 1897 J, +. \ 5, B. PRICE, Il
f Attarncys for Pelitianer.
Psrrysburg, April %, lsdl. 52rs0
ScHOOLEXAAIEERs NOTICE. The hoard
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination Of reacherS,Rt
Perysburg, Friday, June Z, 1867.
Weston, Friday, July S, 1887.
Bowling Green, Friday, August 2, 1861.
Scotch Ridge, Friday, September 6, 1887.
Perrysburg, Friday, oeiober I. 1857.
Applicants need not apply fOg Special ENami
nation, bat are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the Board. ab ut
Mlcnrresponden With the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, AT Weston, o.
so d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
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A RESOLUTION. .

Relative to an Amendment of the Constitution
providing for the Extension of the Elective
Franchise.
Resoieed by the General assembly of tic State oj
Ohio, three-flths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto, that it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to vote at the
next annual October election upon the approval ur
rejection of the following Amendment ms a subsii-
tue for the first section os the fifth article of the
Constitution of this State, tO-wit:
every male citizen of the United States Of the
age OF twenty years, who shall have been II
resident of the State one year next preceding the
election, and of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time may be provided by
law, except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any insurrection or rebellion again ST
the Government of the United States, or have hed
from their places of residence to avoid being draft.
ed into the military service thereof have desert
ed the military or naval service of said Govern.
ment in time of war and have not subsequently,
been honorably discharged from the same, shall
have the qualifications of an eectOr and be entitled
to vote at all elections" aaf erirr.s -f.g
ED. A. PARROTT, 5.t .aIar..
a.Ht Speaker of 1e House of Representatives.
H ANDREW g. MCBURNEY, ..-r
President of the Sgnate
Passed April 6, 1857. 50z
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Proposed Amendment to the COnSti'
H5 tuition Of Ohio. 1a ,-'a
THE sTATE on ONO.

- -r-. 0rrICE or THE SEcRETApY or sTATEl
/, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary o.
State of the State of OHIO do hereby certify that
the following is a true copy of JOINT Resolution
passed by the General Assembly of the State o
Ohio on the 9th day of April, A. d. 1857, taken
from the original rolls on fle in this office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed
my name and affixed the great seal of the
SEAL State Of Ohio, ut Columbus, the 9th day oil
- April A. ID. 1857. f. .-tH;aa.n.'
VIM HENRY SMITH ,S.ctctnrn Of Nnte
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IIaIf an Acre Enough. 2 !


A shoemaker over in Jersey bbushta
half acre lot, lIo was fond Of fruit aud
read the papers. Tlieso was wet clay aud
he selected fruit suited to the climate, lie
built house aid put his land in q cord-
lion to produce fruit. He had no manure,
but the droppings Of street cattle, In his
leisure he brought nom the woods, bark
rotten wood moss, and leaf mold, which
he mixed with the soil three feet deep. This
was done by degrees, aud M fN>t as the
ground wac prepared he planted fruit He
became so interested aud sucoesstul that
no retired from the cobbler's bench. / was
his near neighbor aud How him Intimately
His half acre supported himself aud wife
comfortably, almost in elegance. Sle had
no servant, and had plenty of time to cul
tisase nowers Strangers inquired about
their beautiful home
Isabella gfapes aud common currauts
formed the bulk othis fruit With better
selection his income would have been
larger. Others have had the same SUCCESS
Oh small pieces Of ground
One knew who supported his family on
enc acre. Half was ia grapes the crop OF
which in one season sold for $500 and he
had no laborbills 10 pay. II concentration
viii give success, lei us know it aud prac
tice IL,
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ProDnenliOn from ROOts.

Root planis arc freely grown iron, small
pi0ces Of Foois cut irom fhe parent plant,
Very few amateurs are aware how easily
tley may increase their stocks Of ifasp,
.bprriss, 0r seeelpg pears. apbles, qlipess
etc, by simple pieces ef ths reets. Euly
hrthe spring scrape~ tue earth carefully
away gr0In around e bee or plant that
Won wisil 10 tropagatei then, witha sharp
knife, cut ICON The roots pieces from an
incl ID three inches hong take them to a
piece Of Well.prepared ground raked smooth
on top lay them olltt, At distances OF three
.fo ak inches apart, cover with an nch
deep Of clean sand. and then about two
inches of peat muck, ,scr Hight rOttOn lsaf
,mold. Nearly every piece of root will
grow. aud ia tle fail present you good
strong plants.
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GROCERY STORE.
Family Groceries, b
Ar
si Reduced Prices

fINHE undersigned, having recently purchased
the Grocery Store, ON FrOnt-street, formerly
occupied by Anon \ Sheets take this method Nt
informiug the citizens Of Perrysburg that they will
AT AL times keep on hand full supply OF almost
every article needed by families in tho
Grocery and Produce Line, l..t5 .
which win be disposed Of on terms that shall prove
satisfactory To ALL They are determined not to DO
undersold and are confident that their stock can
not be SURPASSED N Varietyor quality, Give them
a call before purchasing elsewhere, and you may
hsseertaln of securing good bargains, 80 Z
- 49, JOS. HfLDRBRAND ~ SON. I
Perrysburg, January q, 1867. SgzE
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Now 10 Raise Early Potatoes.

r
A correspondent of the Germantown TEL
egroph thus gives his method OF raisi, &
patatues /: al thoroughly plow tho ground
as early ,as ihe spring viii perpat,pu! it IN
nice condition, aud strike out tho rows
she same as corn, three feet apart aud shall
low. fheu drop the seed -ubout fifteen
inches apart and cover with q hoei about
one inch deep issufieient to keep O,n frost,
aud the heat OF the sun on the surface soon
sprouts the potatoes. | generally grow
buckeyes log,ewly. pQiatQes,- There may
be eaflief xArsetles, but not so good. last
season used ihem continually from the
9th OF June, and that was before thero was
. snpy poiat0ca Ia the market, exoapla lev
from Norfolk. I don't want any long
snannre about mypotatees; wonll sooner
have monte, This ilahaol raising poptoes
is equally good lar The late,ones, Oh stiff or
wet lands. tssa ~ ~
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Desirable FaRpA ,soP Sale,

We have for sale, the excellent farm Of Gen. u.
acres, nearly all under fence, over 100 acres under
cultivation, good buildings, good 0rohard. thor
ougly ditehed and is in every view a 6rst-elass
farm, ia the best of condition. Price low and
terms easy.
ROSS & COOK.
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REPARAT0R CAPILLI.
Throw away your false friznes, your switohes you,

Wig rs-- Il. . -. o..
Destructive Of comfort ana q ot worth aehgsll II u
Come agcl, come youthrut, come ugly and fair,
Aud rejoice IN your own luNuriant hair. --l.r t.f
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
E0R restoring hair upon bald heads (from what
II ever causet II may have fallen out)' and fircIng
growth of hair upon the face, It hast no equal
II will force The beard to grow upon The smoothest
face in from five 70 eight weeks, nr hair upon bald
heads IN from two 10 three months. few igno-
rant practitioners have nss6rted that there is
nothing that will force or hasten the growth of the
hair or beard. Their assertions are false, as
thousands Of living witnesses (trom their own exI
perienee) can bear Witness. but many will say,
how are we TO distinguish the genuine from the
spurlousP II certainly Is dilIicult, as nine tenths
OF the different Preparations advertised lor the
hnir aud beard arc entirely worthless and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in thoir purchase TO such we would say, try
the Reparator Capilli it will cost you nothing
unless il fully comes up 10 our representations II
your Druggist does not Keep Il, send us ono dol!
lar and we will forward itpostpaid, together with
a receipt for the money, which willbe returned
YOU cnOpplicaton, providing entire satisfaction is
not given, Address ,--,
W, /, CLARK s. CO, Chemists,
No. 8 West FAycttc- street, Syracuse, n. Y.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

TNEECuT0R'S NOTICE. 1.-The undersigned
~ has been duly appointed aud qualified as
than Hunter, deceased, late eflWood County, Ohio.
Al knowing themselves indebted to said estate will
Immediately callon the undersigned and setaethe
sanie, and all having claims against said estate
vi lpresent the same duty verified according to
law, r, l.. GRAY, Executor,
Pcrrysburg, May Il, 1867. sd,
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WYlkD0W SHADES .Jnsa reoeiVotl an IN
wv voice OF Window Shades-a ehsice article.
Jast the thing Tor summer aud far superior IA pa
per blinds. Inquire al MCMAHAN'S,
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOll!I
GHASTELLARS'
HAIR DIFFERENTIATION

TOT hemoNlhS anperHpous IIWr,
'H0 the ladies especially ths inyalnahle dcpil.
Indispensable article to female bcauty,i is easily ap-
Piled does not hurn or injure the skin but acts d.
reeuy ON the snots, " Is warranted to remove
Superhuous hair from low fcreheads, or lrdm any
part of the body, completely, totsy and radically
extrpatng tho same leaving the skin sofl smooth
audnatural. This is the only article used bv the
French, and is The only real etIeotnal deplatory in
existence. Price rs cents per package, sent post
paid, 10 any nddoss, ON receipt Of an order BY
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
Aha 2S5 River-street, Troy, n ".
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DoAD NoTICE.--Notico is hereby given that
III petition viii be presented TO the Commits
sianers Of Wood County, at their next regular scs-
sion in June next, For the location of county
road running from the conier Of section thirtyltwo
l3sl Weston Township, on the west side of the line
north so rods Ito road running to saw-mill ON Bea-
YER Creek, and there terminates. Also, Nunulng
the road running through j. d. Wright and Ed
ward Davis laue, and further, to tho place of be-
ginning. J0SIluAD. WRIGHT, poii,;onh,.
20 BnWARD DAVIS, Z tS'''o"O'S
April 90, 1867, "a Id$
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FOR Safe. filt

EouR desirable residences in Perrysburg
L Price ranging from 81 200 to 81 500 ! for sale
by ROSS & COOK.
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I.NOR handkerchief n Exiraets, cali and ees Night
II Blooming Ceres, Penney's Egyptian LOTUS or
Mujayiro, the latest sensation issued.
frsnFf hra INSCHO & OHAMPNEY.
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A ADMINISTRATDR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
"A hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate of William Myer, deceased, late of
Wood County, 0hio." All porsons interested will
govern themselves accorlngly.eff nE Hf
FREDERICK T1GGES.
perrysburg, April 25, 1867 ae fl ld&
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We have seen various preparations foi
smalSing grating wax, and we'believe we
have tried them alt but prefer our own.
sAprlying warm or hit, ,adoes no injury to
tue graft. The object TO attain in the pro
portion is thai the, wax wllthot crack in
cool, dry weather, or run IN warm weather,
April is the best time 10 graft German.
JoIen Pa Tsie0rdJh., yssaa,5s--..s s.Is-
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FOR SALE

IS FOR SAL
EHE following described promises, situate in
' .HeQry Township, Wood County, Ohio;
TIE south y II the southwest a If section %,
township 3, n, n, 10 Il so acres; all ell tim
bered. atr
eG- For particulars, apply to H.- ..-.
JACOB SClINEcKENBERGER,
linz Care OF puLIrr Eaiom, Tiiiiu, Ohio.
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ing these superior Melodeons, including
Grand machinery (every department being un-
personal supervisory, and feel confident, with
Surpassed improvements. that / am now placing
the public superior instrument, larger, and with
ness of tone not heretofore obtained by any ether
on manufacturer. The finish and durability of
struments are second TO none. With my unsur-
facilities, hope to continue to furnish these Melo-
much less than Eastern prices, All orders will re-
prompt attention as if parties were here to select.
at lao aud l4S Summit street.
Now, let me give you reasons why il will be to
vanta- e to buy of me. In the first place you will
large assortment to select from, comprised of the
made in the country. AgaiR,you have your Piano
deon put up in your house, in good condition
further trouble. And in the third place, you will
great many Pianos are spoiled by getting out Of
them properly in order, they are used in that con-
and nv sales being large, | do not require great
these facts, and should you want Piano, Melode-
residence, andif we do not agree in price, terms,
go any distance Free of Charge.
Instruments, Music Books, Piano Stools. and ev-
Store always on hand, Wholesale and Retail, at
Postpaid, ON receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should be addressed to ..sF.-E
w. w. WHITNEY,
Palace of Music, l73 Summit St, Toledo, o.
Tuned and Repaired. .-&1 4Sz
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SLOAM'S COMDlTIOa POWDER

Has the largest sae of any lIorse aul Cattle Medicine
In this country. II Is composed nf herbs and roots and
for miducss sfety ccrtaiht yad thuomHness. stnRds
pre-enuenty ut tho head Of the list Of Horse aud
Cutie Me'iiciaes.
1t carries oH all grnss hunors prevents hOrses from
becoming slin laundering, putnes the blood looseIa
the skin, aud gives II smooth aud gluSsy appearance,
ceanscs the water AMI strengthens every lrt OF the
body II is also safe aud certain puiedy for cugls
and colds which geuerate many fatal diseases.
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VIII. In fattcning becf cattle with corn
meal, never feed schigb that you can scS
or smell the ELECTS Of II in, tho excroments,
for il you do you may bo sure you aro los.
ing your feed. .as the cattle do nol assimilate
oil the natriment there istin the grain.8 i
sIX.--l believe oorncobs,grounl with corn,
useful as recidual matter, and they also
contain sugar enonsh TO pay for feeding.
il cooked or scalded., In Chicago, III, they
make good Vinegar from sweet ext,yo.s
trom eorileQps' -. y, --..l....1- ra tsa
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sVff.-Potatoes are worth more, for. m
kinds Of stock, tiidp niostiarmers think they
are.9 Ifyou can have them frozen and thep
cooked before they thaw. tho starch is
changed to sugar, aud know ofuo food
that'will fatten faster, or give'a better flow
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ eBf- Pianos ana NIeIOde ons
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,MIscTLLANFous.
aPHOToGRAPHIO.r )

rqR. &H.T. ANTHONY &-CO., -
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
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Of comfort ana not worth ashgsl J, q
Come agcl, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice ln your own luNuriAnt hair. ..H -
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STOVES, TINWARE, &c.
nn PRINCE STREET. -"a r1
4 :.H IL .-lL1y- -. Da: a"s5

.,5 II, aGii-i -. Das. .a.!.eJ
STOVES! STOVES STOVES
.'l'' TINWARET TINWARE!
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES a.'.. .".'
A general assortment Of the above articles of
the latest and most approved patterns and styles
warranted to, suit purchasers; also, Tin Roof
ing, Gutterirg and Spouting promptly and per-
sonally attended to in city or country, and war
ranted to give satisfaction. i., il -! -r.4
l would ask my friends and the public gener-
ally to call and examine my stock and prices be-
E. q. .CLARKSON,
sen 2S-3m IT, Prince st.
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BUTLER AND THE YELLOW FEVER,
The Aberdeen Examiner is, responsible tor
the following :: ), .-.,ls,s.a A.. s e,
Prof. Leja is distinguished optician OF New
Orleans, iand visited ,Corinth a few weeks since,
stopping at the famous Scrugg,s House,; OF
course One. day, while sitting at the table,
Oonversing with Col. johnson, the attable clerk
OF that popular resort, the conversation turned
upon the yellow fever, with the various phases OF
which the professor was quite familiar, and,
among other things, the course .ot Gen. Sherl-
dan, in negleeting, while controlling the affairs
OF the Gulf Department., to take the usual
precautions to ward off, or, at least, prepare
the city for the visit of Bronze John. was Sc
yerely condemned. In this connection, Col.
johnson remarked: . ii ..y.3- y,
4 You msst confess, Professor. that notwlth-
standing his many faults, Gen. Butler exhlbl-
ted great administrative ability, IN the coneep'
tonand prosecution of measures to save New
Orleans from the dreaded pestilence, while IN
command there ,.s.s...,.,53 s. ;, =.
Upjumped the Optician, his face pale With
Unsurpassed wrath, his eyes darting lire:
'By gar, vatyou take me for :? y ou no BE-
leve in God? You no believe zere is mercle
iallow fever and Ge-n-e-r-a7Il \ Butler at thee
same time i p ,oa, -.
And the choleric Creole walked off almos
ioaming at the mouth, with fists clenched
mattering between his teeth. low te-vor
he cannot believe zere is Ze God who ha
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE M PUBLIC
Without making useless harangue, l will
say to my friends and the public that am now
prepared to supply all of their wants in the way
of STOVES. 1t is time lost to undertake, to
look for anything better than can be found in
my store have something new in the way Of
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style, or beauty of design 10 one
and all will say that whatever sell I warrant
to answer the purpose sold it for. therefore
invite my country friends to call and examine
nv stock of COOKING and HEATI G
Stoves before purchasing elsewhere, conf
dent that they will not 60 away displessed., l
would also enumerate amongst my stock fine
lot of TIN WARE, of my own manufacture
and made by very experienced Workmen; also,
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING .KET-
TIES, Fruit Cans Fine Japanned and Plan
ished Ware and Chamber Sets, to which L
would call the attention of the public. Coffee
Urns, Tea Urns, Waffle Irons, Children's Toys,
and fino lot of Block Tin Ware and other ar
ticles which are too numerous to mentlon.-
Thankful for past patronage hope to have a
wa '''' N'''' Wv 0'' '',O'.. E. GRIMES,
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