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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-28
Assignee's Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE, OTHER PROPERTY, &

viii sell, at Sheppards Roads, IL miles South
of Statewide, on the A.. T. o. Railroad on Thurs
day, 18th Of August, a valuable HOUSE and LOT at
the "Cross Roads" containing Is acres, on which
Edwin Falls now resides also,
One Tract of Land,
Containing PIT acres, adjoining the lands Of Kerr,
Upright, Neil, and others on Withero's Creek, and
known as the Fails Quarter" At the same time. J
will sell quantity Of Household and Kitchen FUR
NITURE, Stock Of all kinds, &C.
On the 18th of August, win SELL at Fallstown,
1000 Acres of Land,
On the waters of Fails Creek adjoining the lands OF
Jesse Cornelius, estate of Smith Byers, and others,
and known the sold Falls Homestead plaoe also,
/ will sell 50 Of Land, known as VIM. L. David
sons interest in the lands Of Camilla Davidson, dec d,
near Byers Mill; also, will sell two or three Stills
and Vessels; halfinterest in valuable Jack,
Wagons l set good Black-Smith's Tools, and other
articles too tedious to enumerate.
nay- large portion of the above Lands is located
on the A. T. & o. Railroad, and extremely valuable
Terms Of Sale-CASH
r. F. STMONT0N,
Assignee Of Edwin Falls, in Bankruptcy
July %, 1865 3w
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MARKETS..

New YORK, July 24-Cotton quiet at 81 cents.
Gold 1883.
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Cotton steady. Middling
1O2d; Orleans 1Osd.
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Just Received.

large lot of superior CIGARS of all grades, direct
from the manufacturers, to which we invite-the at
tenton of the Wholesale well Retail trade.
July -, 1868. NISBET & MAXWELL.
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Fruit Jars.

Willoughby's Air Tight Glass Fruit Jars for pre-
serving fresh fruit, for sale by
July q, 1868. JAMES HARTf.
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Fresh Rice.

Prime Carolina Rice at
July p, 1868 NISBET MAX~LL'S.
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Coffee.
Tobacco,

Smoking and Chewing, which Offering al
prices which defy competition.
July u, 1865. INSECT & MAXWELL.
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Fresh Raisins,

Just received, in quarter, half and whole Boxes
July o. 1868. NISBET & MAXWELL
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The following is the Act introduced into the SEN
ate by Mr. Welker, of Guilford county, proposing to
organize an armed Militia force in each County in
this State. No action has yet been taken, and,
friend to peace and good order, sincerely hope
such measure will not be sanctioned by the Legis
lot,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two stables were destroyed by fire, at the
upper end of town, on Friday, of last week.
Supposed to have been caused by pipe or
cigar. Insurance small.
We learn that the celebration of the Fourth
at Bowling Green was quite largely attended.
Gen. P. s. SLEvTN, of this place, WM. H. Cor
PILL, Esq, of Toledo, and Gen. WM. II. GIDsoN,
of Tfin, were the principal speakers.
"A FINE display of fireworks took place at
the corner Of Louis ana avenue and Front
street, on the evening of the Fourth, which
was witnessed by large assemblage of olr
citizens of both sexes. Firc-crackers aud tor
pedoes constituted the chief amusement of
Young America.
TIE Cora Lock did driving business on
the Fourth, in plying between this point and
Toledo. She commenced making her trips at a
very early hour in the morning, and continued
without intermission Uatil IL o'clock at night,
thronged with passengers at every tIip.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10

EDrToK JoURSAL: am informed by relia-
BILE persons, who attended the celebration of the
Fourth of July, at Bowling Green. tn at III
corner stone of the Courthouse, that is to b.,
the ceremonies were larg ly mingled with per-
sOual abuse aud villificatiOn. A large and re-
spectacle number Of the people Of the county
attended the celebration, among them many per-
sons from Perrysburg. who went with the ex-
pcctaton of having pleasant time and enjoy
ing in a rational manner the celebration of our
national independence. Little did they autici-
pate a rehish of the low personalities and Bit
Ser slang that was there poured out upon these
who saw'fit to differ from theaa on the question
Of removal. But in this they were sorely dis
appointed. The proper tools were there, ready
To perform their p rt, and at the proper time
Mr. GSRRIII, the champion of the day, a "a Il
almighty man Of Perrysburg, assisted by some
of the lesser lights, performed well their part,
in tongue .lashing myself and two or three thou
sand other rebels of Wood County. Aud this
they called burying the hatchet." Ii those
gentlemen think they have made anything out
Of their mastery effort, they are welcome TO it:
I think shall be able to stand up under ali tie
invectiEes they NAV hurl at me.
So far as their allusOn to- me in the contest
case, care bat little about it, personally b t
i do pV,lest against the object sought to be- ca
ried QUITO keep up a bitter feeling, among the
people of the county, and then transfer it to the
political field, plO,cribirg every man who has
ever dared to express an opinion opposed b.
an 'ir own ON the cOunty-seat question. THIS
Is apparent from every move made. The OlIic
Of the county are already parceled ont, ac-
cnrding to the ring' managers, and no per-
son can hold an office that has opposed them.
think these geRtlemeH will discover before
long, that thoir proceedings will receive the
demnaton Of large majority Of the removal
and antl-remOval men of the county When
ever the party is to be made subservient to
she unscrupulous designs of such uicksters.
with one accord, will be ready to meet them
upOn that issue. L. FULLER,
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n EGAL NOTICE.


Edward W. E.Koch, plaintiff, | Wood County
Johlnues Turk ct al. defends Court.
johannes Turk, Senior, one Of the defendants
in the above entitled cause, will take notice that
on the second day Of MAY, 1868, said Edward
W. +. koch, plaintiff, filed against him and
Others in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, his
original petition, and on the 18th day Of June,
1868, said plaintiff having first obtained leave
ef said Court so tn do. filed in the office Of said
Clerk his amendment to his said petition against
him and others. And the said Johannes Turk
IS hereby notified that the object and prayer of
said original and amended petition is to procure
a judgment and order for the sale Of the follow
ing real property, situate in said county Of
Wood. and State of Ohio, to-wit: The east
half of the southwest quarter Of section number
twenty (20), in township number five 81, north
m ia1& number ten (lO) east, containing
eighty 800 acres more or less; That such sale
is sought for the purpose Of obtaining from
the proceeds OF the same payment Of the
following sums due from said Johannes Turk,
Senior, and others tn the plaintiff, for the pur-
chase money Of real estate above described t..
wit: -Four hundred and eighteen and 75-lOO
dollars, with interest from April I 1866, which
became due January |, 1867, less the sum of
one hundred and five and 30-lO0 dollars, paid
January |, 1867 the further sum Of four hun
dred and eighteen and 75-10O dollars, with in
terest from April l.loOb, which became due Jan
uary l. 1868, the further sum of four hundred
and eighteen and 75-l00 dollars, with inter
est from April |. 1866, which will become
due January I, 1869; and also the further sum
Of four hun lred and eighteen and 75-lOO dol-
lars, with interest from April l. 1866 which
will become due January |, 1870.
Said Johannes Turk, Senior, defendant, is re-
quired to answer said original and amended pc
tition on or before the fifteenth dGv of August,
1853, or Judgment will be taken against him.
HILL & PRATT, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, June l5, 1868. SlSl725
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NIrs. Porter. Dover. MI.

HARRIET W1IEE1 II
SoRebdm Miss, JHly E, 1850,
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DIED.

MCCHESNEY.-0 Monday evenly lg; at 91S
o'clock, July s, 1868, at the resdence of hcr
d'ughter, in Perrysburg, Ohio. Mrs. MARGARET
MjCHEsSKY, aged 63 years, O mouths and %
days.
The deceased was born in Union Town, Penn
sylvania, December Q, 1894. In the year 1873,
she accompanied her father to Cincinnati, wher
she has since resided with the exception of n
few years. She was generous and Open-heartcd
almost to fault. At the wall of sickness or
distress all the sympathies of her womanly
nlture we're aroused, and in her the ne ,dy and
suffering ever found a steadfast and reliable
friend. She bore her sickness with patience
and resignation, aud feared not the approach
Of the King Of Terrons. Her remains were
taken to Spring Grove Cemetery, where tley
received interment on Wednesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Real Estate Transfers in WOOD Countv

The following are the transfers of real eStste
in Wood County, as shown by the boo1,s In
Recorder MERRY's Office, for the week ending
July 4, 1858:
Peck 4 Miller to j. Hoagland; pit eI< sw sec
%, tp s, range 10, 10 acres-S25O.
A. DeOng to W. Apple pit ne sec IL, tp 8,
Eange Ii, so aeres-$2 200.
W. Barnhart to II. Brant S u ne sec "a, tp 4,
range IL, so acres--Sl 500.
g. Marksche6A 90 @. BObel; So elz sw sec
s, tp 5. range 10, q aeres--$2 800
7. l.. Henry 10 II. X. Longrace pt So sw
sec SO, tp 4, range IL 20 acres $500.
w. @. Perrin to j. Perrin ln-lot No l9O and
oGt-lOt 9, Perrysburg-SS00.
ID. MurdOek TO ]. Klaid; pit NV sec ~, tp 8,
range 10, 70 acres 81, 500.
l.. Smith 10 W. Mathews pit Sc sec 2, tp 4,
range IL, lie acres--s2 900.
p; Haskins to j. II. Close lot and pt lot 3,
Haskins--S700.
C; Call to E. S. Kelsey; lot Is, westael4 =
A. s. Bennett TO G. W. Foster; p4 e,z Sc see
p, ., range IL, oe aeres--Ss 300
IL. Paruter To ID. Lee Sc ne sec / 0, tp 3, range
IL, 40 acres-S1 ,l00.
J. Clenk TO N. R0see nj nL ne sec "a, tp 5,
range IL, 20 acres--SI 900,
j. W. Ross TO q. +. Lent pt Sut-Iot 80,
Perrysburg-S75.
NJ. Yonker 10 @. BoisSard pt ne sw sec %
tp 5, range 10, 10 acres-S3O0
No. Of tTansfers-l5; total yslue-sIs,I9
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The Educational MONTHLY
THE BREVITY OF LIFE,

"Tis not for man to trife, life is brief,
Our age is but the falling of Leaf.
We have no time to sport away the hours
All must be earnest in world like ours.
Not many lives but one have we,
How sacred should that one be-
And still how many fritter away their lives
unable to fill any useful purpose, because some
lingering disease units them for il, and they
neglect or refuse to use the remedies within
their reach. God in his wonderful arrange
ment of nature has provided antdote for all
the ills that human flesh is heir to, and by the
aid of science, the medicinal virtues of certa in
herbs, roots and barks have been combined, and
the result is now known ali over the civilized
world as Mishler's Herb Ritters. 1t thoroughly
purifes the blood, iuvigorates the nervous
fbres, elevates the standard of the vital forces,
and sustains most healthful tone OF the entire
human organization. Sold by all druggists
and dealers Dr. S. b. Hartman 4 Co., Pro
prietors, Lancaster, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
HIARR RIED.

NEWTON-BLACKWO the 4ih of
July, 1868, by Rev, II. Mccullough, ut he re. =
id,mce Of the brides father. in N0vi, Michigan,
Captain JostPH b. NEWTON. Auditor of Wood
County, u Miss MAGGIE BLACKwoOD.
Accompanying the above notice, the printer
was handsomely remembered in the presenta-
iion Of !" cake" cLased IN green and media
lion. II was eminently emblematicsl cf the
union of two in one, and we accept it as au
omen that their future pathway in life will be
bounded in falds of living green, and that the
welded pair viii quaf the crystal waters OF
happiness from springs perennial.
SHANKS--DAVIDSON .--0n the 4th o.
July, 1865, at the house Of The brides father
C. mmssioner Davidsnn), by Rev. jackson
Duff, Mr.. THOMAS SRAHES and Miss MARC ARR T
DAVIDSON, all Of Scotch Ridge, Webster Town
ship, Wood County, Ohio.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
On Fillh-street east IT the Union Sehoi- house
Pcrrysburg, ohio.

TINIIE undersigned would call the atteniion oe
Il the people of Perry sbarg and vicinity. Il AT
she is still taking Piclar's of the Bast O,StI, n,
Of all aizesAnd kinds, from the 4 sixs. ~ iars
est.dowa to the smallest Anbrotvpes aud GENE.
also copying irom other pictures aud enial eine
them in eopving e''N
She viii finish up Pictures in Indi, Ipk ~,
pant in water c.lOrs in the most approved
styles will also furnish Frames and Casas ~
all kinds and sizes that may be reonir,d ~
She would respectfully invite her mend. =.
call and see whnt their own art.st can a. y ~ y
fore going elsewhere. II will cost vo,, -
Il you cannot be suited. AN She asts h =,
show what she can do, and feels conn le,,. 80
giving Satisfaction, MRs NICrfnI'S "N
n. H.. No pictures tak N on Suna.
Peligsbnrg, July 8. 1868. Ia
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Thn nnnnlhsnn Affair

An extremely partial account of the Donald
son tragedy, from the Tiflin Adrerfiser, is pub
lished in the Cincinnati Eagnirer, and we
thought OF laying it in full before our readers
this week, but are unable to do so. Mr.. Don
ALDsoS was arrested on Friday night last, on
peace warrant, had au examination before
Squire ST. JoHN, and bound over. Failing
to give bond, he was again placed in jail, but
WILL in all probability be released on writ {
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Marriage Report for June.

There were but Eve marriage licenses is
sued from the office of Judge TUaLER, during
the month Of June. The names Of the parties
are as follows:
John Crosser and Sarah Klingcrman.
bartholomew Riser and Mar +. Fletcher.
Henry Sheets and Maglalena Cornelius.
Edward Kelsey and Rhoda NJ. Phoenix.
John 0tterbacher and Mary Slyer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Tennhnrs, Assnniatinn

The Annual meeting Of the wood County
Teachers Association will be convened at Bowl
ing Green, on Tuesday, August 4, at 9oclock
A. NJ Officers for the ensuing year to be elected,
and arrangements made for the Fall Institute,
&c.
Rev. G. A. ADAMS will address the Associa-
ton. q. G. NEARING,
Chairmda Ee. Cam inee.
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NEw AnYEnrIsEMENrs.

Master commissioners Sale-C. W. Evers.
Spectacles Lost--E. ID. Peck.
Real Estate for Sale Ross Cook.
Sheriffs Sale-C. W. Evers.
Agents Wanted-R. II. CurIan.
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SuEHIFF,S SALE.

Silas r. Munsn,
VS.. Wood Common Pleas.
Hiram 4. Donaldson.
BY virtue of an order or sale issued in the
above cause, bv the Clerk of the Court Of Com-
mon Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, and 10 me
directed and delivered, | will offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door of the Courthouse,
in PerrySburg, Wood County, Ohio, 1n
TUESDAY, August II, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and II o'clock A. NJ, of
said day, the following described realty, to-wit:
The north X northeast 4 Of section IL, town
section SO, township 6, range 10, containing 100
acres OF land, all n Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES W. EYERS, Sheriff.
Perrysburg, July 0. 1865. lleS7
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SCHoOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. - The
- Board will hnld their next regular session
forthe examination of Teachers. az
Millgrove, Tuesday, September /, 1868.
Bowling Green, Tuesday. September Is, 1855.
Perrysburg, Tuesday, October 8. 1868.
H"useholder's. Tuesday, Noven b r 3, 1868.
Applicants ueed not apply for Special Exa-
mination, but ar, requts sted to attend the sta-
ted meetings of the I,unrd.
Correspo' dence with the xaminers Should
be directed to the unders gncu. NJ Weston. a. :
u. A. AVERY CLERK
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LITERARY NOTICES.
whItney's Musical GUEST

WhitneY's Musical Guest.-
The July number has reached us, containing
nine pages of choice music. W. w. Whitney,
Publisher, Toledo, Ohio, at 81 per annum.
RaIIOu,s Monthly Magazine.
The August number has been received.
Lively and gossiping in the editorial department,
witty and pointed in the humorous pages, It is
always on hand early, bringing with 1t the first
prints of the season.
Terms-S1 so per year; seven copies, so;
thirteen copies SIS. Address Elliott, Thomas
4 Talbot, 60 Congress-street, Boston.
Petcrsonss Magazine.-
The August number of this entertaining
publication has already come to hand. As
usual, it contains a great deal Of entertaining
reading matter, much Of which is illustrated by
engraviugs.
Terms-Two Dollars per anuum; three COP
les 81 so; four copies, Six Dollars. Address
Charles j. Peterson, 500 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia.
Packard's Monthly
This ncw magazine is worth more than all
the so-called popular magazines of the day com
bined. Its high moral tone, anl sound, enter
tanning and instructive reading must insure it
n successful career, unless the American people
are given over to humbug. We predict the
success of the magazine. 1t displays the knack
Of hitting the taste of young men, and furnish.
ing them what they desire to know about living
men and living things.
Terms Que Dollar per year. Address s. s..
Packard, Publisher, 9j7 broadway New York.
The World Mt Home
For June has just reached us, being late on
account Of a change in pioprietorship. 1t is
now published by Isaac E. RosE Il Co., sl4
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. The frnnts-
piecc is a fine steel engraving of Ruins in
rgyptiIp Thebes. Some Of the articles are
valuable, such as The Last Daysor German
Revolution," -" Journeying in Spain" King
Ludwig of Bavaria,"" Living Natural Life, -
etc.
The Educational Monthly
For July has as Usua' much matter Of value
to teachers, and in fact TO all interested in edu-
cation. Professor DAYS papers on Gram
matical value of the Object of Thought" are
cont nued. Prof. PHELPS contributes the con-
Guiding article on D." The Organization of
Schools" Prof. YOCNG writes upon 4" Teach
ing Grammar in Ungraded Schools" giving
the main trouble and its cure. The number
contains much other matter Of value 1t is
quite cTeditablc to Hon. +. +. WHITE, the
Editor, that the Monthly is recognized through
out the country one Of the ablest Of the Kind
in the United States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-10
Birth and Death Report.

Physicians, Ministers and Sections will bear
in mind that the Birth and Death Law was not
repealed last winter, and they are required T.,
make report as heretofore. We are informed
that reports have been neglected, and that the
matter will be looked after. The last quarter
expired June 80. So look out.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Hamilt 4 Standard
VS.. Wood Common Pleas
James Fishburn.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, will effer for sale 1T
public vendue, at the door of the Court house,
in the town OF P1rrysbnr and u ty aloies aid,
on
MONDAY, July 81, 1868.
Between the hours Of IL and ~ o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, the following described property
to-Wit:
The south half of the southeast quarter OF
section q, town north of range, 0 east, con-
aiming twenty acr of land.
CHARLES W. EYERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
SWAN & MOORE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perrysburg, June 2j, 1865. 9cS6 80.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Norton Reed,
VS.. lnWOod common lleas
David Plemon ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk oC the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County. Ohio. and to me d-
rected and delivered, will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue at the door Of the Court house, in the
town of Perrvsburg, Wood County, Ohio, ON
TUESDAY, August IL, 1868,
Between the homs Of 2 and ; O'Clock I. NJ, Of
said day, the following described realty, tc.wit :
The Sc nth \ Of the southeast u of the north
east u Of section No. twenty five 25l, town six
t6), north Of range ten tl0) east in Wood County,
Ohio.
CHARLES W. EvERS,
Special Mastcr Commissioner.
+. 4 u. X. IIoLLENBECK, Au'ys for PrA.
Perrysburg July 9, 1868. lles6 IS
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SHEnIFT,S SALE.

George Fox,
VS.. , Wood Common Pleas.
II. r. Jerome ct al,
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio, and to mt
directed aud delivered, / will offer for sale al
public vendue, at the door of the Court house
in Perrysburg. Wood County, Ohio. on
MONDAY, July 81, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 and ! o'clock A. NJ =.
Of said day, the following described property
tO-wit
Io Number Four 4 in the village of Weston
Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at 81 900
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff.
F. Il D. X. HoLLrNBECE, Atty's for Plaitff.
Perrysburg, June 2j, 1868. 9es6 2j
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T) the Honorable Commissioners of
Wood County, Ohio:

We, the undersigned, respectfully pray you
to reduce the width Of the present road, known
as the Wheeler aud Key Road; also the street
known as Eighth (8) Street, running through
the new survey Of Uut-'Ots in the town of Per-
rysburg, be reduced and established at forty
t4Ol feet in wid,h, instead of six (6) rods, as
now recorded
A. NJ. THOMPSON, D. LUCAS, MIRANDA CRANE,
JOHS BELvIILE and others, Petitioners.
Perrysburg, June ls, 1868. 81
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GRANT AND coLFAx Portraits, Published by
the National Art Association. Solicitors aud
Collectors wanted. Notice Il. II. Currsp's ae-
yertisement,