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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-22
NEW ADvERTssEMENTs.

House anl Sign Painting Chapel & Auld.
Attachment Notice e-Beatty, Davis h Norton.
Eorepaugh's Menageric and Circus.
Bifch Notice Many Petitioners.
A General Invitation-F X. Miller &, Co.
Dealers in Paints--N. l.. BARLOW & Co.
Sheria's Saie--C. w. Evers
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Wood County Official Director.
JUDICIARY orrrcERs.

JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
James Pillars. Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas
EdEin Tuller Judge Of the PROBATE Court
George Wsddel. CLERK Of Court Of Common Pleas
Alexander Brown Pros secuting Attorney
COUNTY 0FFtCERs.
Joseph II. Newton .......... County Auditor
John A, Bonnell County Treasurer
Oharles W. Bvers ...... Sheriff
stephen Merry -.-' County Recorder
David Donaldson =. 49,. County Surveyor
Charles G. baird e. :, County Coroner
John Russell,
W. st. John, .... -. County Commissioners
Walter Davidson,
n. =. Avery,
s, s. Canacld, County School Examiners
q, A Adams,
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Ennnh.

The undersigned found last winter, one bag of
olover-seed in which there was about one bushel
and half. Name bag--"F. W Warner"
Fouud on the McCutchenvie Pike. 8 miles from
Petrysburg, near my residence. Owner can have
the same by proving property and paving charges.
REUBEN EGDERT
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Good TempIars, Excursion.

The members of the Pcrrysburg Temple ha' c
secured Captain Locks new boat and the Maum
Hrass Band, for excursion To the Lake, ON the
evening of June 2. Particulars will bo given
next week.
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New Paint Shop.

We call attention to the card Of Mcssrs. CHAP.
PEI & AUD, among our new advertisements, this
week. They are prepared to do any branch in
their line Of business in thoroughly workman
like manner, and respectfully solicit public pat
ronage shop one door east of this office.
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EnO@T-

fTWO Promissory Notes-ope given by II. n.
Dodge % q. q, Hum, on which there is an
eight Dollars srd one given BY Robert Munro 10
Thomas 7. Shaw, on which there is dne NOW
about Nins'y Dollars. The original aalonnt far
Which the note was drawn is not known. an ner-
sous arc eaanoned against buying said Notes.
Nay II, 1855.
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Teaiintn,,lni..

very idTgs Tusbsr qf ipT'vyt,Ht t,atmonisis haze
already bcea rtee,t rom iRysieous. Cjsr0ynen tr.-
hecdros aud, tNds It. FROM an classes rctsfy VI az
in1 m fhs must RdiicrTHg tsrng II I've White ISss
CoFtpoHRd
Dr. NicHoLS IF Nr1,h,ld, n, sap:
81 6ni NE Waite rRs t,pwrou,si Q, D. very .s;c,
etous | 7llg t coughs and rfher jisla aie gtss,ast O.
but also IN dftch rs Of me kideys de5ilfV e, fhs
Ho8det, and othsr Lanirsi oryaHs."
RE. A, CHASE u Ramsey, y. H., triss;
81 hare for yscts regarded yo'r Wilde ISWs Cio,u.
p'1nd as dn inrdt1abs remedy. etH truly sas fhaf
,r2o'd 4 as creR more ec,cr' Grd rNrdbe nam wv
lhdrel'I tikta he COo1,SRd Jo a cv(i, and a Yrr~tI
eiirmugiy"
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. NlCHOLS N NruNria, n, sayI .
"a. U a. CI1AAE nt Ran,.u. \. Ia. ,rr,l.,
From JAMS J. lIorr.


bHiPfVhf, ", ~, S;p'eiHier, fSt1
pr roI IND. h he Rilf Qr is;s, fask Il rs,v ri,
Ne sIdd NU ,Rgs and rJisHg 6lod. ,cAs rian rsr1
nidly dfsi lrh that hoabl,sSais ifsedfs ths K,i,,,
thmptdtHt lbr The tirss gerrs Jdst haps 6e,n ,,vs
much troubled gith my tryi dRd lHRgy ri,ao ~, an,
ri'ing an rineHt sgtt, cHh tid ogh cfieT raisiN.
bte9d ftit that NY line here h,iS te shsf it1i,ss
soon got rsieE Ihs Nptag. WUs ul,cci n try V.s,
W htts Pnie tH O0id LtVt,Jh Hy GfuL 1i IL ,,,s s,it
hW q my dSopShmt7i More had taken t,ro 6nt5,.,
nv c't2h iotis better, tte k9sV trois aso md cotfI
T'st HiIts Uittp,a cAolnLJ Lp and raising a. rvct
have taken ney thru bottles dnd an rsltrLJ ne .s.I
man. -
aooiJd Gd hal nv tStSs,'s 6,n,iig !, in,li,>I, =,
e'Ynp!'on, NY Juther, msth,I UBi ea satos harisa
i,ei ruth Il.
The lrNs rne Chmpo,iHH adrsrtissl az ksaon i,
or cNSntnS IS net only as % us udHf iHrig bHy "a
highly approved medicine. Dr. J. ". Etlaai "A, M
waio, has u: confidence qf The Bday rho Is'c hiR,
HtdTS as Biffist minister. HJs crgTietcs as a sHf
lrftr led hA % nuke experiments trtich tSstei n ~
wedioI discorc'g -Boson wNtchInan and RCnre,or.
4 rILCdEEE MEDIcyNF-D,. T,i,,sr, rrts.
Pine COaPonp, ddrerisoi "a a,u calltnas is a snccss
Jl attempt % combine ind uIglg he mcaeI rirf.s ~
he Whc Iins burk, has BEEN h1orotqhiv iessr,f r.
N" tsple i1 b,S city and IcIHity ond ps pyy,pyies
our ctset' We recotHend lis tlill in au "a ., cas,s
~ disease 10 Which n is dbiptti. is for sde ty U
our dr"g9i'ts.-Ncw York Independent.
Tho White Pine Compound
Z nanAf'rtnyd at ns NEW ENGLAND BorANIc
DEPOT 100 H'no'rr Stree. b stop.
GEORGE ~ Sn'f1H ~ D., T,opu,or.
ssky~ West Il Truax and Dooley Bros, Who'll,
sale Agents, Toledo.
NJ Retail by all Druggists. 2gzr
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oNE BoTrLE Of ]. W. Polaud's Humor Doctor
will cure any ordinary humor, and a halfdozcn
bottles will cure the worst cases of Scrofula. Sold
by PECK & HAMILTON.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
The Lndy,s Frlord.-

The Laiy.s CrIcrd,-
whota,,ar ,I,o ,dios, N,rozi ziros.n,ov bo-ab boep
= 80 = -,
w t'UeS P"S'' S"I'c VI ''ose VI t'e present U'H'
both in respect to engrvings and as to their lite
rary contents, are of Il very high character The
steel engrl wings are executed in the best style Of
art--the fashions arc refined, judicous and elp-
gant-whe their literary contents often surpass
in their peculiar line the efforts of the masculine
iJ ",''o na ,'aysg "i"En"'es lL n't o
III ,,, r;i r 40, ia 80 ~
= SO, fr.. ,,nt Lni,ar - ratt, ~ '',t,a a. -
azinn herora ~. fTr 'Jpne one nf tl,n hest nt il
cInss-and what do we GndY A VOL. .eyccutrd
onJ ., ,estive stac cncrayi'a cnI,l :. rio P,i..
o,'r nr S,t hot,Js,r,,4 i -" ,'io,.,,,,, ci
ored strci fashion ninta nf E,nr, ~ s,,,,,,s An
ntar,stino, ,yooI eno,tvry nr IN, - F;rst C'Lur
In rn~lrm1 - and n nn,ni,rr of n,b ,,,o,.'yi yir,.
iirs,r,,irn r th, ,r,,,.ot ,,,,ds Ca ,,,-,,, a,7J
cbillrnn,s drrssps AMI in nd1iiinr ia ali tl,is
poyelets and stories by such writers os Harriet
pr,scn,t Sn,,nnrJ Eu1abatl prn,co,t An,and, Al
Douglas. August Bell, Miss Mm2zcy. &r. New,
when. in addition TO such writer's we Give The
n,,nes Of Mr. Uanrr -Won5 IN, F,ci;sI ,i,y,EstN
I,nise Chandler Nionltop. Florence P.rcv. Mar
rnret Uns,nrr. and others who contribute tn tLe
Lody's Fricim. our readers will see that his mag
azine must necessarily take as high rank in IT.
erature' as IL eVIuehtN G"'s IN iaShmh. ne
truth IS tha'' 50 COSTLY are Tue Hd"rnments OF these
laules mlgMhhS, u taxes !" Nery large cdll"h 10
pay thelr expenses
frice atWlth engraving % oV year; -Four
copies tW'th one engraving SoVo' one COPY "i
Lazy friehu ana one oi SATURDAY ENeMpS f"St
{sad - one SemgrWIy,hg1 s1vo hIuiSsS beacon
feters"h' olV "aIhut-sreeI rhliaueiPnia'
Godey'S Lady's BoOh.-
A brilliant number is that for June, with two
Ia r,e ey,orsior sheets. q A Dreo,, of tho r.,
>, 80 VI wv y
ture Is inc ute oil the hne steel7pate engraving,
with storZ by Miss Frost, in description of it.
hn 70 lotn ,fa;u
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T.O@T.

nNE Prlniissor5 Note, secured bv mortgage
~. given for Three Hundred Dollars. by Byron
lockwood, IN favor Of ----- Mine. One indorse.
lnent OF nIty dollars, and one or two smaller in
doIsements Of interest on said note. Date moi
sq9Np... Supposed TO DO lost in or near Perryt.
borg, Wood County, Ohio. All persons are eau
TONED not to buy said Note.
May n, 1868.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND keMeON
DR.. J. w.POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
the wHlTt PINE coMPoUN6 CUREs.

1T waa early in the spfirs ofisjS Lhat thie Com-
poundwNs originated. Ameulhvr ofm, fatally "a,
afflicted With irritation Of the throat attended
with diSasreeshlD cough. I had for some months
previous thought that a preparation. having for
t3 basis the inside bark Of white time, might be -
compounded as to DO veryusoiul ~ The case oftho
throat and luuss. To test me value Of u In tho
ease alluded TO- compounded G'ttnk quantity vg
the medicine that bad been planning aud gave
IL In tcaSpoonf0l dosc' The result was sxeee,l.
iusly gratifyins. Within two days the itsitrliDA
otthc throat vas removed. the cough subsidized. aud
speedy cure was eTectcd. Soon utter this scnt
sune to "A LADY in Londonderry, N. H.. who had
been suffering tot sonc weeks from Isnd cough,
oocirsiVned BY sudden cold. and had raised mucas
streukod with blood. Sho sovn found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces VI u,
anil got woll, J. u. CLARK. Esq. olitor fthe Man.
chester Duty Hirrvr, made u trial Of tho sano
preparation in the case Of Ssspere eold. and was
cured Immediately. lie was 80 highly pleased
with the results and 10 confident ofsuoosss at,end
me It's sales if placed before the public that hS
hnally persuaded mo TO givc IL a nsmo aud send
il abroad to benefit the suffering"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-22

The Spring season is upon us, and II promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain that Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
labor. As helps to Farming, l have numerous
Lobor-Saving Machines,
which may be male to pay for themselves during
The season, and earn those who use them very
large interest on their cost.
As Agent for some of the best Manufacturers,
can oGtr purchasers unusual inducements. Every
dachine will be warranted, and will perform all
nat is claimed for it.
Purchasers will always find it to their advan
hGo to get their Machines from Resident
Dealer in preference to II Travelling Agent.
Resident Agent can alw VS. be reached to make
good any failure in the warranty - with the
Travelling Agent it is not always possible.
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, which
IS often an important matter to the owner of
Machines
The following wcll-known Implements comprise
part of my large stock:
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African Named Lions and Lionesses Senegal Lcoparls;
Grizzly Bear; -Four Asatic Lion Cubs; South American
Tigers; Spotted Laughing llyenas; Silver Lion Cali
fOrnia; North American Cougars; Striped Howling
Hyenas; Lynx of Canada; Rat Kangaroo Of New Zcl-
land Llama, Faithful Camel Of the Andes; Ounces
and Jacklas; Pugilisto Mammoth Kangaroo, African
Porcupne; American Fallow Deer; Cashmere Goats;
Wolves; Foxes Ciotas; Black Bears Of Kansas; Chi.
nese Silver and Golden Pheasants Camel and Dromc-
Diary from Arabia; Golden. Bald Black and Grown
Eagles: Wolverine; Badgers; Beavers; Apes; Mon
keys and RabhO0Rs; CoCliatoos Swans; pclicans;
POwees; Storks; llerons; Parrots Love Birds: Ma
caws parOquotts: Cream Iauras, constitutug an
Aviary unoqulled for Variety or ExceI,oncC.
PROF. a. J. FCREPAUCH.
Champion Animal Tanner of the World, Supreme Mas.
ter Of the Brute Creation the coolest most intrepid
and daring OF all the reputcd LION KINGS will enter
the dens with the untamcd Lions Tigers Ieopards
and Panthrrs, giving ofthe most Interesting Sens
ational Exhibitions demo traed by No. tai Nun.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10
NOVEL ELECTION BEr-A /
election bet was paid in Ports III


NOVEL ELECTION BET-A |
election bet was paid in Ports III
y. H., on Saturday last. Al nut
5000 people We're present The bet
was with Mr.. True ". Jones, a
brother Of Mayor Jones. late demo
cratic candidate for Senator. by
the terms Of the bet, if Hartman
was elected Governor, Nh Jones
was to carry a sack OF meal, weigh
Ing one hundred pounds, strapped
or his back, from Mobiles Island
bridge to Creek bridge without rest
ing; distance, one and oucthlrd
miles. He was accompanied by the
Portsmouth Cornet Band and attcu.
dants, with the Union flag and u
banner inscribed:
"This bag is but n slight repre-.
Sentation Of the burdens Of taxation
that weighs heavy upon the labor
ing classes OF this country
Next came a large delegation OF
republicans, headed by the Union
/ Cornet Band, with n war flag and
banner with the following inscrlp
ton:
"What Caused Taxation ~
Answer" The War;
Who Caused the War;"
Answer" The Democratic Par
ty.'
The streets on totb sides wcr'
lined with people, aud hundreds o
carriages blocked the streets. TIN
feat was successfully performed AM
Mr.. Jones was received with ire
mendous cheering on completing
the task. Mr.. Horton, y republ
can, then shouldered the bag 9
meal and without strap or mnSl
carried it back over tie same route
attended by II cheering crowd {
friends, and was enthusiastically AZ
plaudcd. Horton won tue bag an
u bet of ten dollars. The bag wa
sold Mt auction for $40, ior the bel
: eft of Mr.. Horton. a. q. sides
the purchaser, gave it back to MI
Horton. Joncss time Il minutes
lIorton's time II minutes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10

Typographical errors continue to
furnish laughablc material. An
English newspaper in reporting the
speech of distinguished statesman,
recently gave il thus "Mr. Glad.
stone avowed that he would stand or
fall 10y his bill, he had burned his
coats, destroyed his Jrceches, and did
not mean to rc-cross the river."--
"Coats y Of course, should have been
"boats,' and "brceches "bridges.' y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10
Newspaper Advertisements.

To take a newspaper for leisure
hour aud beginning will the first
column read carefully TO the last,
we doubt it any part Will be found
more instructive, entertaining or
amusing, than that especially set
apart to the advertising public, :; I'd
lie who neglects its peIusal loses
many tit bit. and mayiap much
valuable practical Information
Ideas have been rapidly undergoing
a change of late. yeais. The man
who formerly refused Introducing
himself or his wares to public at
tention, through the Inediun Of the
press, oY eagerly coyets its assist.
ance, and the old fogS aad the pc
nurioua alone remain ignorant oi
its advantages. AT ollsses do il
and they do ii everywhere. There
is no general method or set term OF
phra SeS, for every one is unmistaka
bly, Tor himself. AS Il general rule
advertisements are all well written
striking and characteristic, but
sometimes tney are WOrded with ut
Ter disregard 10 Sl ntaX, and some
'llnes Ile punctuation renders them
a tritle obscure, as witness the fol
lowing, cut liolh various papers III
our once;
'Wantcd a steady Young man to
'ooA aitcF q morse OF the Methodist
peIsuaSioi''
10 LEF'--A cottage III Newport
containing elSht rooms ana an acre
OF ground
OR SALE'-A piano by a lady
about to cross the Channel IN an
OAK case with carved legs.
LOST "A small ladys watch
with white face, also two ivory
V0uug ladies' work boxes. 4 ma.
hogany gentlcman's dressing ease,
and small pony belonging to a
Nonng lady with silver name and
till
'Losr or stravcd from the sub
scriber sheep all over white-onc
LEG was black aud half his body
all person, shall receive five dollars
to bring him. He was a She goat
y lady recently advertised in q
city paper that She wanted a gen
tleman tor breakfast and tea while
another in the same journal asks
for "A husband haviuga Roman nosC
'cith strong religious tendeRcieS,' and
Il third party seeks to recover a
lost wallet belonging to gentleman
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10

A LITERAL MANA Yves ern
advocate relates that Il his early
practice in Wis onSin, stranger
came into Lis office and abruptly
il toIu ed him that his wife had de.
Sc ted him he wished to have her
roplsvied at once. knOwl ton told
Him tha, remedy would not meet his
case exactly, and went ON to inform
him that if he would wait uutil the
desertion had continued a year, he
could obtain n divorce. The strau.
ger said he did rot know rs he want
ed divorce. What lie most fear
cd VAS that his wife would run him
in debt all over the country.
SIN that caSe,' said knoNlton,
"you had better 10 t her.
WHAT his client understood him
20 mean by posting remains Il mystic
ry TO this day. lie said, IN u medI'
tativc way that ho didn't know
where she had gouc,and besides that
she was fully as strong rs he wlS'
and he didu't believe he could post
her, even if he knew where to I'M"
her. -,
Knowlton hastened to inform him
that by posting his wife he meant
putting a notice in the newspapers
= yiup: "Nhcreas my wife Ellen
has left my bed and board without
any just !,
SI;ut that amt true" interrupted
the client. "that amt true. She
didn' leave my bed. She took II
away with her."
L I.I-i.A L. A.. IL L. Il - ..A A.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10

KISS ME "A very funny Incl
dent occurred in ncighhoring city.
says an exchange, Il few days since,
and one which is too good to he
lost. One OF cur celebrated com.
poserS has written n very pretty
song entitled "l(iss Me- \ very
pretty, bluShing maid, having heard
of the song, and thinking she would
get It, with some others, stepped in
to Il music store TO make a purchase.
One of the clerks, IA modest young
man, stcppel | mp to wait on her
The young lady threw back her veil
saying:
| want Rock me TO Sleep"
The clerk got the song, and put
it before her.
Now said the young lady, |
want the Wandering Refugee
Yes, ma'am,' said the clerk, bow.
ing, and in Il few minutes he pro
duced the Nctugcc.i
Now, Kiss me- said the young
lady, of course meaning the song
t above mentioned.
The poor clerks eyes popped fire
/ almost, as he looked ut the young
lacy in utter astonishment, for ht
was not aware ot the fact that q
song by that name had been pub
\ hshcd.
'Wh-what did YOU say, Miss p
MISS Me- said she.
! Il cart do it; never kissed q
young lady in my lite, said th'
clerk.
And about that time q veil dropped
o Young lady LETT IN n hurry, clcrl
felt sick, and dealer lost the sale q
some music.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10

The democratic convention Of Cook
county lll,,wlieh contains Chicago,
OIL Saturday elected IS delegates to
the state convention and unnni.
mously passed resolutions favoring
Pendleton as its 6rst choice for the
presidency.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10
P. T. Barnum on the Witness Stand.

The case of Cook as. Barnum has
occupied the court for the last ten
days. Mr.. George Cook, PROPRIETOR
of the Yellow Mills, sues Z. T. Bar
mum for encIoaching Oh mill pond.
10y laying the foundation Of an ice
house on the shore, and, as it is al
legged, extending Il portion of the
foundation beyond high water mark.
Mr.. Cooks witness, Mr.. Beckwith,
the surveyor, testified that the
amount of water thus displaced
would have turned the water wheels
of the mill for about three minutes
and Nj. Barnum's witness, MIR.
Mead, the surveyor, stated that it
would not have turned the wheels
quite three quarters of Il minute
Mr.. Barnum's defence was, first, that
the land on which the ice house was
built was the property of his wife
d" Charity" and therefore, Mr.. Cook
had sued the wrong person; second,
that Mr.. Cook had no valid title to
the pond, (for various reasons stat
ed.) and that the public had the
same right to it for the purposes
Of navigation, etc, that they had
to any other portion of the Bridge
port harbor.
Mr' ba'Iiuih ieSliie't ~ 10 tne
ownership Of the land by his wife,
and underwent Il sharp cross eX&n
nation from the opposing counsel,
,Hr 9iurSiSS' III 'he course OF Wllich
'"e io'lo"'"@ ui"lUSue occurred
No'li'Sei-Mr' b2Ihuil' are you
SURE '"dC 'he property WAS Ho'
"o,r' 1T - you, y" II I'"i'eS
barhu'il-i ma 10 money "O mat
ti'he my "lie iad a.. 'ArFe was III
the iahIiy ; l was . sloject OF "char-
lty.'
Judge ,sniliig)-Chlrlty sui
iereth long.
Barnum-Nlthout charity | was
nothing III those days CT Jerome
clocks.
Coun&el-Mr. Barnum, you are
now worth million OF dollars!
Bainum-(graNeiy)-l am glad
to hear It.
Counsel-Are you not worth IT p?
BarnuL-you SO inform me, SIR.
ComSel-lou are worth Il mil
hon and a half
barnum-Better yet.
NonnseI--!S TINS not trnc!
Barnnh-l shall tell you II the
Court SO directs.
Judge-N hat is the ooJect OF the
inquiry
tounsei--l wish to know how he
has made Sl'ooo,ooo within q few
4. years.
bai muln-l am not aware that /
am ooN9eu 10 give tne gentleman
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10

Governor Fcnton has decided to
refuse pardon to Ketcham, the forg.
cr, whose confinement in Sing Sing
prison, has been an occasion Of the
utmost chagrin to his aristocratic
connections.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10


The following incident is told by
the editor OF the San Francisco
Directory:
One day last week an employee
engaged in compiling facts for the
Directory, stopped at house in this
city, rang the bell, aud found him
self confronted with the proprietor,
when the following dialogue en-
sued:
"Wi', you be kind enough to fur
niSh ne with your name for the Di-
rectory p
"Cer;ainly; my name is -
"llaYe you family"
eyes, Il wife and seryant.'
"Any children y
, "Wait a moment, I'll 60 and see."
In the course of FIVE minutes the
| proprietor returned and joyfully re.
marked:
eyes, you can put down one boy"
II seems that his lady had just
presented him with a son. The EN-
| ployee returned his acknowledge
mentS, and moved or to gather in
formation elsewhere. a olt halt
an hour aftcrward he was returning
/ through the same street when he
heard a hail from the house Of the
| gentleman above referred to, and on
going up the gentleman remarked:
"Sr, you can put me down lor
two chiIdreno -
His lady had presented him with
another fuc boy. The above is al
actual occurrence and but one o
the many curious adventures tina
attend the business Of a Directory
employee.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10
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WATCl II VI \ Err AND LEW l. l. L Il
BRADFORD, VERMONT,
Dcalerin Watches, Clocks and Jewolry Gold,
Silver, P.atcd and britannia Wares, Fine Pocket
and Table Cutlery, Spcctaclcs, Revolvrrs aud
Yankee Notions. Clocks, Watches, and jew.
elry correctly repaired aud warranted PROMPT
attention to orders by Express or Mail. No. /,
Hardy's building.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-10
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ATTORNEY 4 cor NSELLOR AT LAW,
Solicitor IN CddEcerB LiJe C Tire Insurance
Agcd,
WEST TOpstINN, NERNONT.