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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-02
NMERXFF,S &.ALE.

SAA61k II II II ~ ky0AA/.As
DY virtue Of IN execution, directed to
ID me from the clerk Of the District court
Of Winneshick county, Iowa, on a judgment
obtained in said ssurt on the 2Sth day If
July 1870 in favor Of George Phelps NJ
plaintiff, and against VIM lleley 40 defend
ant, for the sum Of sixty-two dollars, and
accruing costs, have levied upon the fol-
lowing real estate taken as the property Of
said defendant to satisfy said execution to-
wit: The northeast quarter II northeast
quarter Of section twenty-nins township
one hundred range eleven west Of the 9Th
p. m. And will offer the same for sale to
the highest bidder for cash in hand on the
26th day Of September 4. D. 1870, in front
Of the court house door in Cresco, ut the
hour Of two o'clock P m Of said day, when
and where due attendance will be given by
the undersigned.
Dated ct Cresco, Iowa, Aug 24th 1870.
J. +. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said Co.
Printers fee $500 44-3t
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C42ESC0 V.EpEX'E,T.E
E.T"T SCHOOL,.

CE;ESCO -H.V.s,El'E.J.ES-
E.rT SCHOOL.
The fall term Of the InderenLcnt
District School IF CkEsco will co.a-
mence on
.HCH:DAY: St3,:. 5, 1870.
With the following corps of teachers
every o"e Of whom has superior at
ta'nmsnts with large practical expe-
riencs as popular and efficient cdu-
Principal.
PROF. l.. Il. PURMORT.
n SSiStantS.
MISS MAGGIE RUTHERFORD,
Miss BETTY GILMORE,
MRs. MELITA l.. NICHOLS.
Terms for tuition 10 those not resi-.
dents Of the district, per quarter.
HIGnER DEPARTMENT. 50 O.,
lNTERMEDIATE... Il O.
(45-.4
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-Unler the recent
decisions payments must be made at Du-
buque. Drafts on the First National Bank
of Dubuque from Slupwards, may be OBJ
tanned ut kIMBALL Il FARNswoRTH's
BANK, which viii. be the most convenient
way Of making payments.
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AiiSv aux ee S st. Paul II. IL.

u
IOWA AND xlHxEsorA DIVISION.
OseS west. Going East.
- Bzprsss IL 80 r. n. Day Express 1853 p. m
Ss0hs Do 200 .. m. Night Go 300 y. m.
DAcoTAn DIVISION.
OAA0Aa. CHARDEs ClfY.
~ xspress 1i:Oo =. y. Day Express 500 r. m.
~ Bsprsas t:l0p. N. Day Express ll:20 .. NJ.
DEBORAH BRANCH.
Dnu,user lo.lo a. n | Passenger S:45 4. m.
BeasaSsr $40 ?. n. Passehgsr $500 p. m.
frsias make connection on the Dako-
~ Division going both ways, also on the
DoSoPah Branch.
d. c. SHEPARD, SUIT.
j. ,. MERRlLL, General Manager.
L. T. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
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D1ED.-In Crcsco, Aug. 81, 1870.
WILLIAM, only child Of CHARLES and
LUCINDA GuYErrE. aged about 8
mont s.
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DY virtue Of an execution directed to ME
- from the clerk Of the District Court Of
Ninaeshiek county, Iowa on q judgment Oh
tanned IN said court Oh the oath day Of De-
Gem Der 1869. in favor Of Geo. Phelps NJ
plaintiff, and against Vim Hely as defend.
amt, Tor The sum of 4S dollars and 81 cents,
and costs taxed 1T 81 IS and accruing costs
have levied upon the following real Csc
tate taken as the property OF sald defend
ant, TO satisfy said execution to-wit: The
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section ~ in township 100 range il west
Of the STIR And will offer the same
for sale, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand on the goth day Of September A. d
1870 in front IT the Court House door in
Cresco at the hour Of ? o'clock y M Of said
day when and where due attendance will he
given by the undersigned.
Dated at Cresco, Iowa, Aug. - 1870. g.,
IF. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said Co.
Printers fee 5000. n44-3t
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4 VOID QUACKS..-.A victim Of
- early indiscretion, cau,ing nervous
debility. premature decay, &C., having tried
IN vain every advertised remedy, has . SIM
pie means Of self-cure, which he will send
free to his fellow-sufferers. Address ]. II
FUTILE, 70 Nassau St. New York.
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INVENTORS Address s; u 5 ON
= bros. Patent Agents, 459 Ninth
street, Washington, D c. for advice, terms,
and references.
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k0HVNLruF, f,rc e.i to grow in >ix
WJUOlAUuHO weeks. Recipe sent
tor so ct.. Address n. RICHARDS Box
sssS, New York p. O. (l2-ll.
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We will pay the highest prices according
TO grade and qnality either in cash or cloths
10 sun customers Wool bought by middle
men II FOR shipment to eastern factories that
pay no moss than We DO, hence the proslae-
ers must pay their oom,nissionssin tnkin.
assse'isss tsan ~c pay t:si.sl.v
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DOtrolt and Milwaukee Time
Table.
Nslng Hast. Going West.
Leave Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 y. IN.
oaas dock, 1t Up. -. Arrive at Mil
every evening except wau.es 400 Z. In.
oAtardays. Arrive Ut
Dssroit 5:l5 p. m. See Alvt. elsewhere.
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THE ADVANCE.
The Prize Mower.

The Prize Mower is made AZ a separate
machine for those who raise only Grass, or
who prefer, and are able to buy two ma
chimes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
A SILVER WEDDING.

On the 27th inst, in Montgomery township,
c. q. and A, Mukler, celebrated the 2oth anni :
vcrsary Of their marri re. turkey and frosted
cake, with ct ccteras too numerous to mentl"n'
loaded the tables aud gave the guests ocular as
well as gustatory demonstrations, that the horn
of plenty continued to furnished our host with
full and abundant supplies. This is the first
silver wedding celebrated n this part Of the
county, so far as know, for twenty years.
Your readers will he pleased to learn that while
a great many wives and husbands are running
away from each other, and are looking with very
poor, furnishing hearts, towards Indiana and
Chicago, there is at least one family among
US who do not think that the family institution,
consists Of merely paper, wood and tin. We
would say To these who have been married but
for few weeks, and have already lifted the axe
to cut the ugly knot, hold on, wait awhile, do
not be discouraged, friends DC Paush', uoh
tear round so."
Husbands aud wives grow better, as they
grow older. The silver wedding comes ON IN
good time. aud by and by the pure gold. Why,
the people act strangely nowadays, they do not
give the married life fair trial. The priest
has hardly time to close his prayers for tho hap
py pair. whom hc fain supposed he had made
one flesh, before he learns that they have been
torn asundrr; that the fathless swain has gone
among the wulvprcens AMI his dear spouse has
gone back tn her mother, Things arc getting
ntn,Iipgly unsettled What can the NJ liter be.
Sun1GbudN must Os very aus " H''u,'.N k"' "
wilicrcd or lost something. MIR. Elitnr, can't
you saw something to the people "n this subject!
Preaching does not seem th .dch the dimrultN .
Can i, be that Womlu's Rights Conventions are
getting up new ileas about mlrri tgr2 7 DO the
yuung folks think the Bible is nut OF tate and
loo old fur thum2 Or is young America getting
ab,ve all law aud trying To- see what can be dune
on his On hook? II such is the case, that
Young gentlemen will come to the eud of the
rnpc by and by, and nr course will be permitted
{, pick up the crumbs, It t,cy are dry. ,,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04

New Music. we have received from the
publisher, W. W. wnirSEV, 'pslsce Of Music"
Toledo, ,Ohio, the foitowiug beautiful song; WAsa
you rere .Ssrsn,ecn Neiiis," by Frank Howard.
Your cheeks were like the rose, Nelliei
Your brow ns'er knew frown,
Your voice was son and low, Nellie,
Your hair was golden brONh,
Your blue-eyes like the stars, Nellie,
Their like was never seen,
When I was twenty -one, Nellie,
And you were seventeen.
This is the best home song we have seen
The title is embelished by fine portrait OF the
suthor. We would advise all our readers who
can appreciate good cong to enclose forty cents
to the publisher aud you will receive copy by
return mail.
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MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.

En- JOURNAL: At this writing it is lively
times with the log men, the roads ccnter'ng
into the village being occupied with teams haul
ing logs aud wood, Tor be it known the long
looked for sleighing has come. How long II
will Last. can't saw, but the music of the bells
has quite nm cXhiarating Ell CT alter so long
time of mud aml rough roads.
The concert at the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church, came of Tuesday evening, February
list Will give particulars in our'n'Nt lSHne.
We notice the Sunday Schools in this village
have introduced new music book, AMI from
hearing them sing short tim'. came to the con
clu ion tha they tOnk as naturally to singing, as
duck IN water Don't appear tn be any trouble
for them to learn piece ot music. germ m
by the uame of BUCEWOLTZ has recently taken
upa class OF thirteen, on the mtlnheNn, org
and piano. He SAYS he never saw so smu y
place with as many instruments as TINS. IL hh
doubtedly stands pretty high for country VII
lagc in musical matters, and the country Is MOI
behind, it having a larger amount OF musical
talent than anv other section in the Maumtt
Valley, aud they are mostly self taught as there
has brcn but few music teachers here, ana "i
course thcv have to depend On their own resonr-
crS.
Rev. Nr. HoAG, (MetholisO commenced a
prutracted meeting at the Union Churc' last
Monday evening. He has been holding long
one at Custar with good success,
Rev. Mr.. WGIGHr, United Pres.l preached
every other Sabbath, in the evening, so that the
people here have about the usual amount oi
| preaching, aud we notice very large increase
! in the cougreg aton, lately.
| Fisher < GRUBgR will have their steam saw
| mill running in about two weeks. They have y
| good many logs to start, with and il this snow
| lies on for any length of tim. their yard win bt
full. A. G. CARR will have his mill ready II
| about three weeks.
There is a rumnr that a ste I'm Touring mill i
to be erected here the coming year. We, an
all other residents Of The country, will be glad L
see it, as nothing will cnnlucn to the prnspcriu
orthis village more than irst-cltss Il mrini
mill. The present water mill is getting yer,
u |. and although IN fair repair, it cannot do al
the work this country requires, AMI many farm
srs go to Texas and Ton.ngany to get thti
grain ground A cool mill will be worth NOR
| to the place than Il raj road, rs the former vii
call trade, anl the latter will carry it away I
larger places, for you know the big fish swai
! lows the little ones.
GILLErT & GWUBRR have rented the st"r
bull ling OF Mr.. G. =. IlrNspALE, and will rem y
their stock the first of April. This will be u
good arrangement. as their present place = too
small for their ,raI.. L. NODSCoTr.
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LOST OR STOLEN !

IN Perrysburg, on the evening Of the 18th inst.
i one calf-skin pocket book, containing three
FIVE dollar bills wrapped up in road receipt tor
Geo. Keith also $i2 SO wrapped up in road
receipt belonging to Chrs. Baufnan; also So
wrapped up in road receipt belonging 70 Andrew
Frankfathcr, ands I 5 wrapped up in road receipt
belonging to Samuel $. Clark. The pocket
b,ok also contained three notes. one bundled
dollars each, dated January 5, 1865. and pava-
BILE January LIST, ls66.7-S, signed by q. W.
Spauglcr. All parties are hereby notified not
10 purchase said notes.
4 liberal reward will be paid to any one Civ
ing inform ition that will lead to the recovery
of the abnvc. Address this office, or
SOC :. S. CLARK, Weston, Wood CO. o.
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NOTICE Whereas it appears that the
~ northeast quarter Of the 0uhwcst quarter
OF section twtnty-scven in township four, north
ofrange te ueast in the district of lands formerly
subject 10 eutry at Defiance and now at Chilli
cothc. Ohin, has been enormously withheld from
private entry the undersigned hereby give notice
OF the fact. We will be prepared to receive nppli-
cations t. enter the land above designated, at | |
o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday the 10th day Of Feb.
ruary, A. d. 1910.
WM. u. FRANKLIN, Register.
JAMES RowE, Receiver. 3SrSi
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zeIns ssgs,..s, !. .s,,,,.,,SrSp n,,"sSSlSpea'" ""S

zeII,s PdHwtaf Encyclopedias and
Universal DICTIONARY
We have received the 0Rd to the S1th aum.
bers Of this Popular Encyclopedia anu Universal
Dictionary Of Art, Science, History, Biography
Geography, and Language. This is really a
wonderful production, aud the perWsal Of u has
given us great pleasure and profit We know
Of no work containing anything like the same
amount Of valuable information, The price is
marvellously low. We cannot see how the
Publisher can Afford to give so much for so
small a SUN as 10 cents. Persons desiring
agencies, aud we think Rll who try must 30 well
at It, should address the publisher, Mr.. T. Eli
wood zell, Philadelphia. We understand he
sends sample copies TO applicants, gratis,
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Bad for our conference.-the wint 7

BAD for our LumbPrmen.-The wint r
has penetrated the soil but little. rot sufficient,
indeed, to admit of logging in the woods to any
extent. With the daily Increasing volume Of
solar heat, there are now but slender prospects
of that degree of cold weather which will give
good and continuous seighing. without which,
much Of The timber lands in this county cannut
be worked. Should the condition Of matters b.
such, it will materially affect that important ell
ement Of Wood county productive enterprise
- the manufacture of lumber.
At Alma, on the u. & NJ. X. r., there is some
1000 cords of wood cut and lying in the woods
awaiting the opportunity for good sleghing to
take on To the line Of road for shipment to Dav-
tou and Cincinnati. 1.-THE wood can be taken
away this winter and the weather proves fav Ir-
able, the proprietors propose putting 100 men
at work chnlping and clearing AS to upen and
improve that region of country.
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pERnYsBURG MAnKEr.

coRREcrEpwEEKLYp '. R.NttLrR Aco.l
PERRYsBuRG, February ,, 1870.
FLoUR-5 OOO16 90 W barrel.
GRAIS- Ear Corn l00c RlO0 lbs. Oats 4J
Cd50c: Rye SO Wheat | 00I | l0t bushel.
Shellcd Corn, 7Ud75c.
BrrrKR- 25dSOc ? 10; Eggs, ?5I3Oc v doI,
Lam 22G25c " 10.
PorArOEs 45I60c " bushel.
SALr-26j " barrel.
WooL-3OG40c a H..
HIDES AND SKINS-Grceu hides, aGflOc
docalf, l6c; do sailed cured, lOGlle; do cured
llc1l2c.
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onlyrwoHours to do washiny.-The

Dexter Washing Machine is great improve
ment on the defective and unsatisfactory pro-
auctions exhibited in all former machines. We
invite tie most critical examination of It's con
struction and operation.
All that we ask is Il trial, and If not satisfied
you are no! compelled to kropt. ltdocs not in.
iure the clothes but saves them. n" stopping
No boiling up clothes. Saves soap and time.
Being aware that washing is the IN st lIhur-
ouI, anl at the same time one of the n"St nee
rssary duties OF house keeping, and which en-.
tircly devolvcs upon the weaker sex In do, under
the old system Of wash-bnHrls. Address,
X. II. Lose, Agent.
No. l2 Federal ST.. tnear the bridge Allcghany
City, Pa Pitstnry Chronicle.
County rights for sale. 4Ob
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4 ,EGAL NOTICE.

In the matter Of Wood County
james Limerick estate.i Probate Court.
The unknown heirs and legal representatives
of James Limerick, deceased, whose names
and places of residence are unknown to the I'M
dersigned petitioner, will take notice that have,
as administrator Of the estate of James Liner
lex, filed in the Prnbate Court Of Wood county.
Ohio, petition, the object ndprayorof which
is to obtain an order from said Court to sell the
real estate of said deceased to pay his debts.
to-wit: The casts swl& nwL dissection 80 T g.
10 east IL 2S-loO acres, in Wood county, Ohio,
less that part east of aud including the right Of
way and road-bed Of the Dayton 4 Michigan
railroad.
Said petition will be for hearing in the Pro-
bate Court of Wood county, Ohio, on the I'd day
Of March, A. u. 1870.
ABNER CUMMINGS, Admr.
of the estate of James Limerick.
January II, 1870. 4OdSi IS
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Photograph Gallery!
)n Fifth-street, east of the Union 81 chool no,
Perrysbnrg, Ohio.

On FiIlh-sLroe', cast 0t The Union 5 SchOol -hOuse
Perrysbnrg, Ohio.
TNHE undersigned would call the attention of
the people Of PerrvsburC and vicinity that
she is still TAKING PICTURES of the Rest
Quality, 0f all sizes and kinds, from the "A size
or largest, down To the smallest AmbrOIypes
and Gems; also Copying from other Pictures
and enlarging them, if desired, in copying.
She will finish up Pictures il India ink, or
paint in water cnlors in the most approved styles:
will also furnish Frames aud Gases Of all kinds,
sizes and sty les that may be required.
She would respectfully invite her friends to
call and see what their own artist can dn, before
going elsewhere. 1t will cost you nothing il
you can not be suited. She asks nothing more
than To show what she can do, and feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction.
N. B.-SS pictures taken on Sunday.
MRs. NICHOLS.
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UErIrIoN rom DIVORCE.

Lucinda 0vcraekerrI Court of Common Pleas,
VS., NUOd County, Ohio,
Wilson OVerarker.N
The said Wilson Ovcrachtt y hereby notified
thst there is nav pn ie IN the u1cc of the CLERK
Vt the Court uf Common Pleas, within and foi
the county of Wood and the state NJ Ohio, the
petition of Lucinda Ovcrackcr, charging said
respondent with willnl absence for more than
three years last past and gross neg leci Of dstv,
and PRAYING that she may bc divorced irum said
respondent, aud that she hc restored to her
h'sNicn name or Lucinda reancy. Said petit
tim viii be lnr hearing IN the Sth day of April,
1870. Z. NJ. UORn Au'y for Petitioner
Janutry ~, 1870. 39gS7 90
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE
~ The board will hold their next regular ses-
sion for the examination Of Teachers, at
Householder's Corners, Friday, Feb. 4, 1870.
, Applicants need not apply for Special Exam
inatinn, but are requested 10 attend the stated
meetings Of the Board. Correspondence with
the Examiners should be directed ia the under
signed, at Weston, o. b. A. AVERY. Clerk.
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eos4is,ioS 70 AGENTS.

NIHhINF IWN 70 AHENTs.
For an "rlcr of $50 from a club af tl,irtv, We
MIl pay the agent, as commission, 80 Yard.
bleached or b own shccting, g'Hll dress pattern.
all wHd pants pattern. or 50 50 in cash.
For an order of 500 irnIn 4 cdU bf siNtv, We
will pay the agent 6i yards bniSh "r bleaehed
sEeetlng, hunling case "alel, all wDol shawl, or
81 90 in easSa
For an ordu, of sl0G, from cldb Of one hun
dred. we &ill pay the igthl no yards 1 ward
wide slesiing, splendid sewing machine, or
Sll ia eish.
sdni A9asy By Registered Letters.
For fnrthtf particulars sead for cat. .!ugaes
Address
GEO. A. PLUMMER & GO.
(Suoeessnrs " Harris 4 Plumlner.)
80 aud ~ Hahover ST., Boston, Mass
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A GENTS wANTED.-To sell Prof. Trum.

VGEVTN W \ I z.
N bulls Line Engraving FAMILY RECORD.
executed with n pen. 1t is a hgh-toned moral
and religious picture, uncqualled as specimen
-of pcnnanShip, and sells to every family that
has the money to buy it. 10000 copies lave
aDccn sold during the last two years, and any
amount Of good territory is yet uneanvassed
Agents make fair, and some very large wages
For Circular Ofterns. address
TRUMBUIL & CRUNER.
% Washington ST., Room 80 Chicago. III
3Im
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WORDS OF WISDOM

feh tOuA0 MENs ..t
On the Ruling Passion IN Youth and
Eariy MauhoOd, With SELF HELP for the Err
ring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en-
TeIopeE. fEse Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, PhilsdelplA, Pa. lTI
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nIEn

At Pcrrysburg Jan. 30. 1870. Of Scarlc, fever,
Mrs. SAEIU WELLsrSAD, aged % years, wife
Of CHARLES WELLSrEAp.
The deceased has ten an infant chill aud q
kind husband to mourn her loss.
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TINETADLE-D. a NJ. Raiirosd.
WANTED!

NXT ANTED - EVERYBODY - To have
w their Wants made known through this
column. From Two to Four lines will be in
serted for IS cents each issue. Over that, 10
cents ner line
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zeal Estate rransfer, in wooa Countx.

There are over twenty thousand Free Masons
in Ohio.
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Thousands Of certificates, from all classes oi
citizens, attest the wonderful properties Of Whit.
tlesey's Dyspepsia Cure. 1t nav be relied up
on for all bilious complaints.
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lncnt OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORE

For Pure Drugs, Medicines, DYE Suifs call on
GARDNER h co.
Schooi Books, Juvenile and Toy Books go tn
GARDNER Il CO.'S
Fancy Goods, Notions and TOYS,
GARDNER q co. have them.
Coal Oil that will not ignite under | 10 degrees
at GARDNER h CO.'S
Pure Lead, Iinseed Oil, Paints of all color at
GARDNER CO.'S
Wall Paper, Window Paper Glass and Putty, at
GARDNER & CO.'S
For Good Mason & Ilamlin Organ call ut
GARDNER 4 CO.'S
If You want Music Books and Sheet Music
GAHpNER & Co. will furnish them at publisher
prices.
Ninlins. Niulin Strings, Common and Italian
Bows, Bridges, NiUl Pieces aud Rn,iu at
GARDNER & CO.'S
Ladies' Travelling anl Work Baskets same
place. Boys Drums FIfes, Guns and Swords,
ditto. A great variety of other things ut
GARDNER i CO.'S
Call in and see them.
Grand Rapids, January ! 1870.
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Mr. and Mrs. HA,ILAND; Enclosed please
find my subscription Ia The Soi'Tr'a Friend for
the year 1870. | have iuund your. paper to be
well conducted and entertaining.
| 1t should receive as much encouragement as
any other paper. because it is published for the
benefit uf those men who saved the country, and
| in the interest of the widows and orphans OF the
deceased soldier. q
| Because il posts tie disabled soldier, or the
widow an orphan, Ms To provisions of the pen
sion laws and department rec uiations, and in
forms them of their rights, which otherwise they
might never know.
| And because il reminds the statesman Of the
| duty Of the Government tn the disabled and
! helpless spurs him lp do Justice and furnishes
him facts and information useful ia making or
amending laws to benefit the soldier and pro-
tect him from frauds aud impoSitiuns.
These are reasons enough, though many more
might be added.
II one out of every fifty who wanted the sol
der to fight, aud, if need be die to save the coun
! try, would subscribe for yodr paper, you would
have a rich list
May The Soldiers Friend live long and prosper
RICHARD YATES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ADvERrIsEmENTs.
Administrators Sale--Frank Rhosy.
Attachment Notice
hi solution Reed A watrous.
Road Notice Many Petitioners.
Great Nietory--0. W. Wstrous.
Master Com. Sale-J. W. Brownsberger.