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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

Hon JOHN J. DAVIS has oar thanks
for ravors received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06
Flour.
Maple MOIasSes
Counter Show Cases,

ALL SIZES, JUST FINISHED AND
n for sale on
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS,
AT E. L. NICOLL d CO.,
apri Under McLureHouse.
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Religious Notice.

IRA ]. CHASE, OF PITTSBURGH, WILL
i preach in the Disciples Church on
Lords Day morning at 10 30. Subject: sour
Responsibilities" Evening at $50. Sub
ject: 1.-THE Old Paths" A cordial welcome
Is extended to all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
Fourth Presbyterian Church.

rNHERE WILL BE SERVICES IN THIS
Chui ch tomorrow at l0H o'clock A. NJ
and IL O'Clock p. NJ. Rev. ]. w. Little will
officiaie All are invited. Seats free.
apr6
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
The Representative of Wood County,


We invite attention to a communication on our
sscond:page relating to the action which has
been taken by the Perrysburg Committee for OBJ
tanning an enabling act TO vote on the removal
of the County Seat from Bowling Green to Per-
rysburg.
We have read the remarks contained in it CON
cerning the Hon. JoHN NoRnIs with much sur
prise and regret as we have hitherto regarded
him as a conscientious and an honorable mNn'
In cordially supporting him for Representative
of this county, we certainly considered that he
would act justly aud without prejudice to Per
rysburg. In that opinion ofhim according to the
report we publish, we are grossly deceived. In
stead of representing the interests and people O'
Wood county and maintaining position Of just
neutrality in matters Of local dispute, he has de-
scended from the plane Of legislator to the de-
grading position Of a wire pulling pettitogger
and acts as one who seems willing to resort TO
any mean subSerfuge or petty intrigue In order
TO accomplish his ends, His influence aud his
statements, as applied to PerrysbuEg aud the
action OF its citizens. are alike INSCRIPTIONS and
devoid Of truth.
lie disregards the right ofpetilon as properly
exhibited by large majority Of his eoustitu-
ents and represents only his own preiadices or
meanness by traducing their action. If there be
the smallest title of honor or of propriely in
such. h.eohduct We can no, perceive it, and re-
gard Mr.. NoRRTs' action in the case as altogeth
er unworthy Of him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
HELOINDER.

Ed. JOURNAL: Some of the mistakes and mis-
statements that occur in the letter Of my ex-friend
Mr.. Bailey, seem to demand notice. If Madam
Rumor is not at fault. others, beside Mr.. E. Far
tner, had an interest in the building Of the bridge
re ferred to and drew their own orders, aud
I doubt Il Mr.. 3 ever knew how much 1t cost
the county 10 build it. The ditch referred to was
31S rods in length, not less than mile The
Jobs were sold 10 the fall of 1857, not eighteen Or
nineteen years ago. Its capacity IL feet wide
and one foot deep, not greater than the presen
ditch t6 feet bottom, 2J5 feet deep, IA fee
slope, } aud have always been Of the opinion
that it cost me some two weeks labor with the
am AMI most Of the time two h,nds, to do the
81 rods st N me on the new ditch.
Mr. B 's son, W. J Bailey, took ten rnd job
on the new ditch of Whitaker ami Phillips, at
$3 per rod and helped him do it.
Mr.. B. bid of job IN the 1887 ditch (betore
the war; at IS 30 per rod his job one foot deep,
ours about 2I6 feet. Mr.. b. knows that the
ditch, where he took out the culvert, was An
old one that be had helped to construct years be
fore, that the new road ditch, threw no new
ter across his land and the filing up the old
ditch turned water down the road that should
go there. and ruined the road.
Mr. B. told me that he would tear outthat cui-
vert; if that constituted me his legal adviser, all
right.
| did not see Mr. Bailey burn the old school
b use. and have not said that be did it to clear
the ground for his son-in law to build upon. but
conies sious are IN order and the public would
like to hear from Mr.. b.
Mr.. B. saws he is still my friend. Save me
from my friends. J. r. Tracy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

HOME AND HEALTH.-The April number Of
this valuable and spicy family and health jodr-
nal is received, aud deserves more than pass
ing mention. After a year Of unprecedented
success, the publishers announce a series Of
improvements which bid fair to eclipse anything
heretofore attempted. The May number is tn
be greatly enlarged, and under the editorial
management Of REy, GEo. G. LYos, gentle
nan Of rare requirements. In every humber
there win be the most entertaining AMI instruc-
tive reading for parents aud adults, the choicest
stories and anecdotes fur young people aud
children, wit and humor for old and yonng, val.
able Information on plants, fruits and flowers
useful hints on housekeeping and cooking aHd
fall summary of current events trauspiriug In
the world, together with the mnst varied and
elaborate articles on hygiene aud mediciae, and
numerous practical suggestions "a the art of
preserving the health, on the care and food Of
infants, and on the home treatment Of all
diseases and ailments. Manufacturing all
these improvements. the price is 10 remain the
same, el so per annnm. Address Hons PUB-
IlsnINa EIoUsE, ar DE PVr, LYos & Co., So
Fourth Avenue, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

II SO, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable aud popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Vailroad, which is positively,
the only Limo that runs three Daily Express
Trains from st Louis to Kansas City and the
West and is, posftireiy, the only Line which
runs iULLMAN's Palace Sleepers and ilne Day
Coaches te'pecieiy for plover.) equrFed with
NILLyHs AI-iy Platform and the Patent Seom
Brake, from -. Louis to Kansas City, Fort
Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavenworth. Atch-
ins"n. ST. Joseph, Nebraska City. Council
Bluffs and Omaha rihou change! For infur-
nation in regard To Time Tables rates &c. to
any point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
rddO, Texas or California, call upon or address
;. II. THOMSON. Agent. Missouri Pacific r. Z.
Columbs, Ohio; or E A. FoaD, Genr Passeu-
ger Agent. ST L,uis. No.
No trouble to dHs,rer questions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

an. p. B.''-our young friend, n. P. B.,
CORES spondent of the Sentinel has some ability in
Constructing sentences, but has fallen int a Sc
Iinus mistake in making blackguardsm the sta
pie Of his efforts. He can gain No credit by blur
ting his ilth upon men older, wiser and better
than himself. He has doubtless been solicited
to aid in doing dirty work and through the iuds-
erection of youth has yielded, but we would say
to him, don't do it-preserve at least your self
respect, and gain If possible, the respect OF all
decent. good men, Do not be wheedled by the
arts and batteries Of the designing and unscru-
pulous into practices which would soon crystalize
Ito a habit-a habit which would render you
odous and make you a curse to community
Kindness and modesty are surer to win than bit
terness and calumny. Few persons have intel
lectual power sufficient to make men fear them
you have not-strive, therefore, to secure their
confidence and esteem. Endeavor to correct the
unfortunate tendency Of your thoughts, you
know what it is you think there is in it
but we tell you in all kindness and candor, you
are mistaken.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
written for the Perrysburg Journnl.)
THE ABsNNT ONES PRAYER.
BY GRACE MELBOURNE.

'Tis night in the cottage, calm, quiet night
Aud gathered 10 happiness round the bright
light,
The family circle, while mirthful and gay
The hours Of the evening are passing away.
The father and mother, how peaceful their look,
And the bright sunny maiden, intent on her
book,
And the dear, pauont grandma, With hands
folded ger
The head Of the boy, at her feet on the floor.
Another Is sitting with slate in his hand,
While one vacant chair Is drawn up to the
stand
And fondly the mother, of turns to the char
And murmers, Il wish that our daughter was
there"
The father is smiling, "t wonder" he said,
off she in the same train OF thought will be
led
Oh will she be thinking Of loved ones at home
Where ever her footsteps may happily roam
"a few months and then, we shall have her,
oh may she be spotless, as free from all pain,
As when on my brow the last loYe kiss she
pressed
Aud Ifulded nv darling close up 10 my breast.
Twas grandma that answered. "my boy she
will be
From sin and temptation as spotless and free /;
For while we are talking and wondering to-
She is praying for US in the shadowy light"
"God grant that her prayer may In Heaven
be heard,'
Aud the eyes Of the father with tear-drors are
blurred.
The shadows crept over the sittng-room wall,
And silence its watch-ho was keeping with
all.
And away from tho west on the still evening
air
Seemed borne to them all the absent ones
prayer;
Gods sueels hSf-sorue, tlruugh-the shadowy
night
From their dear absent daughter, his token ol
light.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
.Gem. from lhe Sentinel.

Court sets the 21st.- Sentinel
On how many eggs will it 'etthe goose ofthe
SentiaeIf
Shut up the chickens. - Sentinel.
Does C. W. G. not wish to be led into temptt-
ton?
Rain set ~ 7uesday. y.-Sentinel.
Did 1t hurt Tuesday when rain set IN ~
Get out your plug hats Sentinel.
Pro-d-gi-ous
Pie plant and belly-ache are coming. Sentinel.
eve will be sufficiently quomPed without
eating rhubarb.
The "geeses" are setting. g.--Sentinei.
Setting what? Shade trees ?
House cleaning days are nearly past, we din'i
sorry neither Sentinel.
Shades of Murray and Kirkham, avaunt!
The boys done some cannon firing on Satur-
day night Sentinel
Are all tue school 'marms' dead ? II not, lie
one be sent to suckle the Darwinian origin of
man.
Charley Foster is good Representative, and
we are glad tho new apportionment gives him a
prospect for reelection still he will have To
mind ou, lest Warren 2. Noble gets a'oay cih him.
-Scnfind.
Shades Of Blair and Whateley what does the
Origin mean
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Pleasant Surpri>e.-The basement of the
NJ. E. Church has recently been reftted and
made very comfortable with the view of remov-
ing all the classes ofthe Sabbath School to that
part Of the building. Tie reunion of the sever
al classes took place ON Sabbath morning last,
and the occasion will he a subject of pleasant
recolections for the little folks. The Bible
Class, wth their Characteristic liberality. had
secretly purchased organ, nd on this occa sion
presented it through their teacher. the Rev. Mr.
WILSON, to the School. This has stimulated the
other classes aud they are adding their mites to
gether and decorating the rGtm m with pictures
mottues. &C., giving tho cheerful, home
appearance
This is now, probably the largest Sabbath
School in the county, numbering 200 scholars.
The total cost Of refiitng the basement for occu-
pancy has been about leo 90, all of which has
been raised by the individual exertions of the
s,hoars and teachers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

In Motion The new machinery designed
for the manufacture of L. b. CovEI,Ts Paragon
Extension Step Ladder, has all been receie ed
by s. NJ. RYDER 4 Co., and is now in full op-
Grafton. Owing to the sickness Of Mr.. wooden,
willie absent looking after the machinery, a
delay of some ten Gays have been occasioned.
The new planer tor planning and growing is a
model OF beauty and works like a charm.
Messrs. OWENS and ZIMMERMAN have their
out on the first of the coming week TO estab-
lish agents and irtrsduce the ladders to the
public.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Oliver OPtc's Niagazine.-The May
numbeT of this ever welcome monthly visitor is
crowded with good things from the pens of the
most popular writer's for the young. OLIvER
0PrIo's Story, "Sea and Shore, or the Tramps
of Traveller" increases in interest as il nears
the denouement. Mrs. E. D. Cheney's "Sally
Williams, the Mountain Girl" is continued
Elijah KelloRgs Whispering Piue +" is fn of
interest There's capital poem entitled Thirty
Years Ago" by Nellie NJ. Garranbrant. "Bars.
foot Kings" by Ge1. -. Burleigh. taking
sketch of "Ths California Boy" by Mrs. L. A.
B. G. Curtis. Humorous Dialogue and Hu-
morous Piece for Defamation. The Pigeon
Hole Papers are GRAINED with entertang reading
and valuable information. The Head Work is
puElling. The Letter Bag, Of course, is nteres =
ing. Tue editorials detailing the Editors ad-
ventures in the lecture field, capital and the
illustrations attractive. No better number of
this Magazine has ever been issued, and no bet
ter Magazue than this published in the world.
Lee Shepard, Boston, are the publishers, at
50 50 per year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVEHTIsEMENrsa
Dry Goods-F. r. Miller 4 Co.

Call IF. r. MILLER & Cos and see their
new goods.
We again welcome to the Pocts column a
contribution from GRACE MELBOURNE.
&C. @. GRADYs Circus will exhibit at Weston
on MAY 18th and Bowling Green on the 18th.
Some Eve or six cases have already come
before Mayor RnEINFRAEK to exercise his Exc
cutive abilities.
The proceedings Of the Wood County BIZ
bic Sociely have been cruwded out Of this is
sue. They will appear next week.
-Croquet is becoming the fashionable game
Just now. PARTY Of East Toledoiaus dedica-
ted Mr.. d. X. HoLLESBRcK's grounds on last
Saturday, and they play fearful game.
All members of the Fort Megs Division
Sons Of Temperance are requested to meet at
their Hall on Monday evening next, as business
OF importance will come before the Division.
All nature, except human nature, is putting
on its Spring attire. The fashion has not chang
cd much from former years, without It be the
"Doly Warden" attachment which may proba
bly, be OF little brighter tint.
WILSON DAVIS informs us that he is now
a kind Of self-constituled A. A. Deputy Marshal,
ard the next time he finds the editor Of the Sen
tinel loafng around the saloons of this place he
will arrest him as vagrant.
Our City Fathers haye rented HoFFMAS's
HALL to be used as Council Room and Police
Court during the present administration. Its
convenience to the JoURHAL office will enable
us to publish full police reports.
The Tadpcle Opera Troupe have entertain
ed appreciative audiences in this vicinity for a
few evenings past. They are in good voice and
sing principally from last years programme.
The Jasso is incomplete but arrangements have
been made to have the deficiency supplied.
The Steam Saw Mill Of II. wILrsE & Son
is being operated to lis full capacity. From a
| glance at the amount OF ground covered with
saw logs it would strike the uninitiated that It
would take about half score Of years to "get
away with them" They propose to do it in less
than one,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

HARPER's MAGAZINE for May is full Of the
most attractive reading matter, profusely illus
trated. OF its sixteen articles, there are but fve
that ars not illustrated. The Number opens
with the second installIueut Of PoRTE CaAYoSs
Mountains" illustrated with dozen of the
authors most characteristic and effective draw
ings. representing some phases of rural life in
the mountains OF Virginia that belong to the
past, but are soon destined to disappear with the
approach OF new era. To read PoRTg CRAY-
by proxy. HI gives MS kind Of mental vaca-
ton, and his work Contrasts pleasantly with that
done by most of his contemporary ltrrateurs
and artists who unconsclonsy perhaps. but very
materially, are affected by the absorbing in-
tuences Of too busv life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
WIIhoRt's Anti Periodic or Fever
AMI ARue Tonic.

This Great Remedy possesses all the proprties
that are claimed Tor it by its discoverer and its
manufacturers. 1t is not Pdnaeea for all tae
ills that flesh is heir to-" but it will cure ChHl'
aud F.usr Hspstitus aud Spienhis, attended with
hypertropby of that organ, San Pui.S, Congs
tiee Chas and all Fsrers Of masmatic origin
Re- the testimonials Of Rreltful hundreds who
have enjoyed its blessings and see what they
say.
$500 reward Is offered to the man WHO has
taken the Tonic faithfully according 20 directions
and who will pronounce himself not cured
Bring no the man aud Get your money, If he eau
be luuut! The ToDiC l. safe. sure and speedy
It is cheap because you do got requirs It 10 Ions
drawn out doses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
peoorat,on Of soldiers, Graves.

The Good remplars and Sons of Temperance
have taken iniiatory steps to observe the Annu-
al National Decoration of Soldiers Graves on
the 3Olh inst. Tue following committees were
appointed
SUPERVISORY CoMSnTTEE.
Rev. ] II. WILSON, Mrs. d. X. HoLIENBEcE,
Mis- ELLA WEBB, Mrs. +. YEAGER,
JAS. TIMMOHs.
COMMITTEE ON music.
FRED. YEAGER, F. z. HoLLENBEcK,
JoHN VEITcH, L. D. Ross.
Committee on SPEAKERS.
JAS. W. Ross, A. g WILLIAMS,
ASHER Cook, s. j. POWELL,
Rev. G.. A. ADAMS.
COMMITTEE TO DESIGNATE GRAVES.
JAMES NJ. CHARLEs, Rev. JOHS YEAGER,
FRED. SCHwIND.
The Committee on Flowers and wrealhes will
be published next week. 1t is hoped the sever
al committees viii act promptly in the respcc-
tive duties assigned them, that the occasion may
Nbs made worthy of the patriotism exhibited by
eur citizens during the irving ordeal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

The Philadelphia Sunday Seiool TimeS SAYS or
GEO P. RowELL ( Co.. of New York "They
are the most eut~rprising, prompt, systematic
and reliable Advertising Agents with whom we
are acquainted. We have had some most stts-
factury dealings with them in some extensive
advertising plans in our business"
We have received from Messrs. d. APPLETON
& Co.. New York, FENSrMosE CooPES's Deer
slayer" being the second issue 10 the new illus
trated edition of CoOPER's Misunderstanding
Tales" which we nnuouced a few weeks ago,
on the appearance Of "The Last of the Mo-
hicans." This edition Of Cooper's novels is
handsomely illustrated with new engravings by
F. o. G. barley, and the volumss are sold at
the low price OF seventy five csnts. Ii is the
hrst time ConpaT's novels have bsen placed be
fore the public in style that is both attractive,
and yet price to render them accessible to the
great majority Of readers. As time passes,
Cooper's splendid pictures Of the early border
life Of our country gain value and charm
Every American should be familiar with the
scenes aud characters which he depicts, f"r his
works are ndiviSiblv identified with our early
history and our primitive forests. Cooper's
novels ought To form part Of the education Of
our youth. for they are well calculated to inspire
love Of country, and to encourage spirit Of
robust msnliness.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
FIR E E OF
CHARGE.

NALL al wEDDELL 4 RUSSELL's Drug
- Store, PeTrysburg. Ohio, and get sample
bottle Of DIR. A. Bosehees German SYrup, Free
4 Ch0r0e. II has lately been introduced in this
country FROM Germany and hr any person snf-
ering with a severe cough, heavy cold settled
on The breSt, consumption or any disease of the
Ahroat aud lungs It has no equal in the world.
Our regular siSe bottles rs cents. In all eSses
monsy wlh be promptly returned if perfect sat
sam OtiOn is not gwen. Two doses win relieve
spy case, TTYn 251I
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SCHOOL ExAMINERs;NOTICE.--
~ Notice is hereby gwen that there will be y
meeting NJ the Board Of school Examiners Of
Woodceunty Ohio fortheexaminatiop ofteach-
srs, att the Court House in Bowling Green, ou
the Hrst Tuesday Of zach month until further
notice.
Each appiesntshould be present as early as
o'clock A. NJ.
Each applicant will be requirsdto furnish a
csrtihcats Of good moral character.
There will be no examination OF applicants
except atrsgular meetings ofthe Beard.
No certificates will hereafter be antsdAted to
cover tims taught revioust o examination.
BY order ofthe Board
s. 3. LONG, Clerk.
Bowling Green, FebruRry7, A. d 1871.
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April %, 1872

Tomato PianIs.--Thnse desiring to pro
cure Tomato plants can find the following varie-
ties BY calling at Mrs. TuoRSroS's Photograph
Gallery. The Mammoth Red, Testers Perfec-
Ted. General Grant, Bell-pear and Peach.
These several choice varieties will be sold by
the box or by the dozen. lc
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Distriot Court i'm Wood County.

District Court in Wood County.
The following letter from Judge PILLARs will
explain tself
TiFFIN, ONO, May 4, 1879.
HENRY II. DoDaB.
Psrrysburg o. FRIESD
My brother has informed me, by letter from
Columbus, that the bill in the Legislature. fixing
the time for holding the District Court in the sew
eral counties Of Judge Latiys, and Of this Sub
Division. Tor this year, has become laws aud,
that during his leave of absence from the Leg
islature, Wood county was by some iuadverlence
in the Senate, LEFT ont Of the bill.
Vow | want il understood rs soon Ms possible,
that this emission will make no practical differ
ence whatever for, that by the authority ot the
Senate, the Judges will call Special Term of
the District Court in Wood county, to commence
ON the 9th dav Of August 1872, (the day which
was to have been fixed by the Legislature) and
to continue till the docket is cleared.
Truly, JAMES PILLARS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

Money TO LOan.-The PerrysburR Saw
ng's & Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time at as reasonable rates a
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do well to give them call.
Sd. WEsTCoTr, Sec'y.
Perrysburg June 8, 1871.
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YOU KNOW now ITISYOURSELF,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
ON MARRIAGE.

the effects of Errors and Abuses Ia early lie.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured -
Impsdimsnts 10 Marriage removed, New meth.
cd Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books AMI Circulars sent free, In sealed envsl-
ones. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Al No. South Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Ia.
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nood pliIs-1nrrer hnv used enr or D

Dood PiilS.-1 never hav used eny oy Doc ?
tor Emanuel's liver-cnnsnlng and kidney-en
cour1ging pills, and therefore cant tell you how
Influential they am. bot IL YOU are looking after
A Mill Ms mild as Il pet Lamb and as searching as
a fine-too;h comb, buy Dr. R,ngbonr's silent per
ambulltors. 25 in box, sold by all respectable
drugger>.
These pills doa't phool round, but attend o
business, and are as good in the ded Of night as
an alarm clock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-10

New style of Dolly Vardens.-Instead
Of being made as heretofore of curtain calico,
they are now made from the same kind Of mate
rial, but bearing the imprint Of cod-nshes. The
orisiocrocy will make note of this and govern
Themselves accnrdnplY.