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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Ex-Governor ]. c. LEE, Gen. RoBINsoN
and ii. p. PLATT, Directors Of the Toledo
and Columbus r. r. Co., passed over the
West Line in charriages last k, holding
meetings at the several prominent points
along the line. They make favorable re-
ports for the prospect of the road. The
Toledo Commercial makes proposition that
the Toledo & Southwestern and Toledo &
Columbus Roads use the same track from
Toledo'to Maumee City, the latter to cross
on the foundation OF the Junction Rail
road bridge. This is worthy the attention
ton of our citizens
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
Constitutional Amendments.

We remember the time when the eighth cor.
poral, and even some Of the high privates IN
the rear rank, had aspirations and expected
their turn would come to command the PatsmaC
army. When informed that twenty six amend
msnts to the a6nSttutiOu are now pending be.
fore Congress, we are led to believe that shsuld
all succeed who have aspi1atsens to add to this
instrument, that IL will become as unwieldy
aud indefinite as some of our State laws that
requires the research of thirty or forty volumes
to get all the bearings, snd. when through Ii re-
quires a number Of SrANLEYs TO find the searcl..
er. Wih bur very Few exceptions, these
amendments are ill-timsd and should be dealt
with aeeordin2lY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
The County Seat.

A special dispatch from Columbus to the
Cincinnati G'zetts Of Wednesday says "Thsrs
is a good deal Of excitement in Wood county
over the question Of removing the county seat
Bawling Green foHndS hsr claim upon scknowl-
edged esntrality Of position and present posses
sion. PsrrySburg bases hers upon her superior
size, the comparatively large amount Of taxes
that are paid from that town and vicinity, and
upon her railroad facilities. Both parties lave
representatives hero in Columbus. There
seems to be no way Of properly settling the
question except to leave X to vote OF the so-
Pie Of Wood county"
This is just what we ask for, and hope the
Legislature viii grant us the privilege. W.
are willing 10 trust tue decision n an honest
Noie of the people Of wood county. But this is
just whai onr opponents are not willing to do.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The western papers have reported an unpre-
cedentsd destruction Of buffalo on the plains
during the past season, and these reports are
confirmed BY persons who have been travelling
in the west. One firm in Leay snwolth has re-
ported the receipt Of about 10000 of their hides
per month since September, and two firms in
Kansas City an equal number. Professor
NUDGE, OF Manhattan, Kansas, who is we'll
posted in all matters about the plains, estimates
the destruction duning the autumn at 1000 per
day. Al that rate it will not take long to extin-
guish the species.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The wyandot Union, says: "By consolids-
tlon OF two or more counties into Collection
District, Wyandot, Hardin aud Hancock coun-
ties are adjudged as one, and the Assessor, Col,
Robinson, has appointed Mr. Mcconnell, OF
Ksnton, Assistant Assessor for the same. This
appointment displaess Adam Kali, Esq, OF this
city, who, for few years past, has been the
incumbent Of this sinscurp. The offico should
have been abolished two years age and we are
glad to know that in July the Government will
got along without Assessors, the Office being
abolished at that time by a recent law Of Con-
RreSH,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
The Constitutional Convention.

The bill providing for the election of
delegates to the Constitutional Convention,
at the April election, and for the meeting
of the Convention on the second Tuesday
in May, has passed both branches of the
Legislature and is now law. The Con-
vention will consist of one hundred and
five members, and the ablest men in the
State should be selected to fill this posi-.
ton. Wood county is entitled and will be
called upon to select one delegate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Prominent farmers OF Ross county, are or
ganising a crusade against dogs. They have
sustained heavy losses in sheep, and have a bill
drafted to present to the Legislature, which
provides for levyiug q tax on all dogs, the
money thus raised to be set apart in each county
as fund from which to recompeuss parties who
have sheep killed or wounded by dogs. Such
a law In our opinion should command the vota
of every legislator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

In speaking Of the adjournment Of the OHIO
Legislature on every third Friday, until the
following Tuesday, the Cleveland Plain Dealer
comments thus; CATER next Friday, and on
every third Friday Hereafter when the Solons
of our Legislature depart from Columbus they
will return no mare until The succeeding Tues
day. One thing, however, don't stop on ac-
count Of their Absence-lheir per disa."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

40 exchange saysi Young man, be wise
while II is called to- day, think ~ the many cold
nilhls which will certainly eapse during the
next three months. aud then remember that
warm.hearted. lovinE, bright eyed aud rosy
ahceked voang ladr. There are plenty nf
young ladies'. Read EccL., Chap. Nv, V. IL,
aud think RLUui it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Since the opening of the Ohio Reform Seheol,
1893 boys have bcen admitted to its benefits,
been received during the year; l4S have been
discharged, ss4 now remain at present date.
The average time Of detention Of the ,3IS boys
discharged was two years and six mon,ht.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

AT the Ohio State Agricultural Convention in
9 ssion at Culun bis, a resolution was adopted
recommending farmers to plan. their hillsidss
and broken lands with timber, and praying the
legislature to offer bounties for the planting OF
trees, and directing the planting Of highways
and railroads with trees
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Mr.. Geo. X. Nash, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Franklin county, has thrown the good people OF
Columbus into ferment By refusing 10 sign the
contract made by the County Commissioners for
she erection Of new County Intirmary. Mr..
Nash dses so very properly on the ground that
the contract was not given to the lowest and
beat bidder
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Major Joseph Sprague. Of Wooster, o., as
Ssmbled his little boys and girls together a few
days since, 10 sec how they were getting on,
The Major is ninety nine, his wife ninety -four
and the united ages Of their SIX children, includ-
ing an adopted daughter, -four hundred and SIX
fV.fYa VAarR
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

A young lady writes to an exchange giving
areceipe for having fun. She says, invite half
a dozen bays and girls to your house when your
pa and ma are away pot half dollar silver
piece iu dish with molosses an inch deep In 1t,
and offer 1t to the boy who gets il with his
mouth. The more the boys try to get il, the
more fun there will be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The Postmaster General Ess decided that two
or more persons can net use the same box At
any post office, unless they belong to firm or
company. Parties interested in the change will
do well to call at the post Office and make new
arrangements ab1ut their mail matter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

We see it stated that Governor SooTr, form
erly Of Napoleon, Ohio, but for some years past
Governor of South Carolinia, has announced
his determination to make Columbia his future
home, and will not penrn to Ohio, as has been
announced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The newspapers have announced that Miss
Sophia Barney received the prize al an Alaba-
ma fair as 'ths best wife for poor man." This
is new feature in Fairs. and il is quite possible
that the new rssAure will be introduced IN osher
sections,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The o. S. JownaE says that James Parton,
The biographer, is in Columbus, and that there
are three hundred aud seventy honorable
gentlemen who suspect that the object Of his
visit is to write personal biography Of the
disL.nIushed snspeeler.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Beeehsr's attitude on the Woodruff publisa-
tion; "If you are walking down the street and
ehambermail empdes a slop-pAl on your
head, what can you do about it bat wash your
self and move on n?'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

The New York Sm has an interesting account
Of Donaldson, tho bAlloost, actively Al work
upon his air ship, with which he is to cross the
Atlantic in two days and half 1t spring.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

A boy in the north part OF town whitewashed
a Roman Candle, aud stuck il in bIs mothers
bedroom candle stick. He would have been
sore. to-day 1t the club had not brokea.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Mr.. Boutwell, says tina! the financial credit y
the United States stands first abroad, as com
pared with that Of the whole list Of nations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
= ApmINIsrnATons NOTICE.

Notice Is horeby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administering Of the estate
Of Charles L. Dent. late Of Weed Comfy, de-
ceased. ROBERT FENTON, Adm'r
Da:ed January 81, 1873. 40e'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
Manhood restorcd. Nervous debility cured
lmpediments 10 Marriage removed. New meth
cd Of treatment New and remark be remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, In seated envel-
opss. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
u No. } South Niuth ST. rLiladclphia, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
Portrait g. Landscape Photographers.

WE particular copying photographs
or sbing them il al
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Respectfully NORTH OSWALD
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
MASON and HAMLIN
Cabinet Organs.
'E's,D dfSSsy

The HBssy American Musical Instru-
mcnts Of such extraordinary and recog.
n'zrd excellence us to command y wide
sal" in FUro1", notwithstanding COMPETE
tirn there M',i products OF cheap labor.
AisSu;" Suricd highest premiums in .
ciu'!iit,. .,C h'.'t.l 1T the Paris Exj.osi.icn
q: hU;"!rHds ii Industrial Exhibitions
thcr" u.,@" not hrcn SIX in ali ~hcr. any
2ihrr. "r@nES hn,', hGrn pre- rcrrcd TO these
CnlS rt%;s a.: recon. mrnd"d by tminrn,
m"Sici .ns aa i'u'>cY::ius excrllcncics moi NJ .
famed in ANY qthrrs. Sre rninicl,s of One
Thousand, in Testimonial Circular.
Exclusively employing several i'm
poriart invcnticrS and embracing every
rctl improvement
K'hc fOSt Extensive and complete
factories iii the world. Producing better
work 1T less cost than otherwise Hos;iiblc
Prices Fixed and rs low rs consist
cnt with scrululous employment Of only
best material aud Workmanship.
Illustrated Catalogue and Testimonial
Cii icular, with imI ortart Information ahou,
organs which may save purchasers from
disappointment i, purchase of inferior or
worthless instruments or payment Of high
prices, sent irne.
Mason l. nAMLIN ORGAN co.,
l51 fremont ST.. Boston 20 Union Square,
New York AMI 81 Adams ST Chicago.
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is uncnnallrd b. any known remedy. 1t
Will eradicate, cxtirpatc and thoroughly de
Stroy NIL poisonous substances in the Blood
ard will cilcctualy disrc( ali hrcdisposi>
tion to bilious arrangement.
Is there want Of action in your liver and
Spleen? Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by dcIclcrious sccrrtions
rru,lucHg sbrorulohs or skin. diseases,
blotch's, Felons, Puslulcs, Canker, rim-
pies, &C., &C.
Have you Il Dysrcrtic Stomach Unless
digestion is promptly aided tho system t.
dchilitatcd with poverty Of Tie Blood,
DrorsicaI Tendency, General Wcnkn ass
and Inertia.
Have y"u Weakness Of The 1ntestincs
You arc in danger OF Chronic Diarrhna or
inflammation Of the Bowels.
lave you weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You are exposed to shf-
IerinE In it's most Aggravated lHrh.
Ar, you detected, ,irowsy, dull, sluggish
or depressed IN spirits, with headache. hack
ache, coated tongue ami bal tasting mouth?
For certain remedy for all Of ;hcse dis
cascs. Weaknesses and troubles; Cor cleans
ing and purifying the vriated blood and
impar'ing vigor to all the vital forces: for
building up and restoring the weakened
Constitution ilse
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-:
BRIGGS & RR0THER'S
TLTsTJ9TNs .sa-EsgED
FLORAL, VY(}3Kl

For JanGarS, 1875, How o"t. Issued rs II
Quarterly. The four numbers srnt TO All,
address, by mail for rs cents. The richest
and most instructive Illustrated and De-
soriptive Floral Guide ever published.
Those Of our patrons who ordered Seeds
last year and were credited with 25 cents,
will receive the four Quartcrlics for 1873
Those who order seeds this year will be
credited with subscri ption for 1874. rhe
January numter contains ncnIiy 400
Engravings. Two superb Colorcd Plates.
suitable for framing. & also Tih,cL Plates
Of oar gorgeous Floral Ch,omo>: iniY,n.a-
I'"n relative to Flowers, Vegetables, sc .
& their cu'.iva,ion, Y Ill such p.a,tcr as
was forhterl5 foaad ia our Annual ratn.
iIoguc. You will miss It if you order sred,
before .ceing Briggs s. Bios Quarterly.
we challenge comparison IN quality ofScc,l
and prices ,hnA siArs or eachiis. CMr
"Calendar Advance Sheet ni,a Prizes Lis.
FOR T3, sent free. Address
BRIGGS & BROTHER,
ScedSnloh And Florists, Rochester, N. Y.
dec 2T-4w
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/ The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EV'ERT WEDWE,SDAY Y:
ST 1'Rl 7 t.,
UBLISII


81, ike ihrI ! IN tho world Of cndeayor
'Tis idlo to flag or to rest
lie crown Of the victor j, ever
AGjudgcd 10 The boldist mud lest.
t'c viHilant const nni, and steady.
Whatever your station or lot
With brnin LEbccloudcd stQnu ready.
"And "striko while tho iron is hot"
rnsh onward The world is before You
Ne'er heed what rcmaineth bcLinI
Though pleasure ent ice, love implorc you
lac. them ne'cr III cr your min |.
our obcc. abe ,d III the distance,
:. Push on will reach it Mt last,
Nor heed the worlds scorn-man's resis.
tancc,
Ncr cas-, vain rcgrois on tho past.
'lftwere done, then 'twere well 'twstc
quickly -
&c active, nor lag OF your way;
Tomorrow CLEANS family aud silky,
!. So scize The bright beams Of to dah
Wait MT for assistance from othera2-
The praise Of the World Dor its puff ;
Assistance but self. effort smohcrs
God helps him who hclprth himself.
lien strive Never staggcr nor fslter.
, But press to the work with n will
iohr object once fixed never alter
Push on to the top Of the hill
lis thero you shall gather your treasures
'Tls there you may linScr and rest
Contcntcd with no halfway measures,
/ tWhatcver you do, do your best
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'rom the AbbcvillS Press Gni Hanncr, .Ja
uary 18th, 1873.
A NEW ENTERPRISE:

seven years ago we adopted the plnn 0.
sending onr 'Fnrmcr" Cooking stoves
through The country with wagons, by our
travelling shlesmen, in order to surply n
want long felt in the SOutl Ii, ahl that each
iaml'y might have an opportunity Of sec.
ing II not purchasing one Of these indus
p' nsahlc household articles. The ahun.
daht success of our cnlcrp. isc throughout
THE States Of Missionri. KcittnckS, Trnnos
sec and Georgia, and thS Universal favor
with which cur Stoves are recci, CT every
where, convinccs us that in order TO SUP
ply the continued growing demand, we
must largely increase Dur Forces at the
Foundry hence we have ihcrcaacd our
daily maniifa c,urc of this one pattern 10
!h!gIy, and will still further increase it to
fifty if our trade continues to demand i.
Our saIcsmen, who Will visit you, are au-
thorizcd 10 give the snmc terms rs though
you made the purchase direct from our
ielvcs Mt tho Foundry. We have but ONE
PRIZE, which Is CAST ON TIE STOVE, ard
from that "e nevtr dcviatG.
This stove has No comblicatcd arrange.
nlehts such ns hampers and inside flne
plates MS in nil Other stoves, but is so sim.
ply constructed that any one may use il
successfully. 1t IS very heavy and made
only OF the best qualities of new iron SO
mixed rs 10 secure tough, strong plate,
which NEVER cracks by fro.
10 those persons in tho Stove trade who
think thcit business will be ihlnrd by us,
anu who therefore oppose anl miSreprcscnt
w and our goods II, all places, we desire
to assure them that instead Of being al in
Jury TO them, we are doing them Il benefit
by Building up business Which has here.
to'ore hceh neglected, and by ntroduci ,g
an article of household utility. must ul,i-
maiely bring theiii into general use in
every family. Respectfully yours.
CULVER BROTHERS.
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AT THE WINDOW.

heard the woodpeoker pecking,
The blue-bird tenderly sing;
] turned and looked out Of the wiudoN,
And 10, il was Spring!
a breath from the tropical borders,
Just ripple flowed into my room.
Aud wnshed my face clean Of its sadness,
Blew my heart into bloom.
i he loves thnt have kept for lifetime,
Sweet buds have shielded from snow.
Break forth into full leaf and tassel
Whct. Spring winds do bloh.
For tho sop of my life goes upward,
Obeying the same sweet law
That waters the heart of the maple
After a thaw
I forget my old age and grow youthful,
Bathing in wind tides Of Spring.
When | hear the woodpecker pecking,
The first blue sing.
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EIIIanL)ls0v' W |}RE::
HARDWARE! ! !!

W Il HAVE rcccGtly received 2, 900 lbs.
Of Plcw steel of different sizes 8. 800 lbs.
Of Iron all Sizes aiii kinds 1000 lbs.
Swccds Plow Mohlus also n lot ofcxcellent
Steel Plows.
We have oil hand a fresh supply Of Iron
bound llames, Traces, Coil fifth breast and
Stay Chains ; Back Bands, Grass Rods.
Heel Screws and Singlc,rccs.
largo lot of Nails, cut, olinch, and
Wrought.
Also horse and hiulv Shoes, Spades.
Rakes, Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Axes, Grind
stones, wagon and buggy Axlcs, and axle
Grccso, 1000 lbs white Lead just received.
1000 lbs. cast ware on hand Brides,
Leathcrs &c.
We have just received Il large lot of ca st
wagon and buggy material, with more to
arrive. VIC arc constantly receiving adj
ditions 10 our stock Of hardware, 6onsis
tinB of Blacksmith's, Carpenters and
Shocmakers tools, and Shelf ware. In ad-
dition We liav6 ii hico lot of family gro.
ccries all Of which wo offer on tho bost
terms fur Cash.
mch j. NJ. GALLOWAY & co.
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Sbeciai Notices.
DcIii}s are DangcEoiis.

Thnt poor. cmac,atcd Consumpti.c who
is now beyond NIL hope VI recovery, might
now be bale md hearty had he not neglrSt.
cd that slight cough. BE advised, il you
have cough or cold. get Mt once n bottle
Of Dr.. Tuu's Expcc,ornnt, and you will
soon he relieved. DO not PYt It oft.
EnGEr,ELD G. H., S. G., jan. 10, 1870.
Dr. ": H. Tut:
Dear Sir-l hnvo boon confined TO MY
bed With Ind cold, and havo found your
1pcctorant to be m e1 colleM rolMcdy 1t
is the best ever used,
Yours very respectfully,
q. l.. PENN.
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A Disease with u Thousand
Symptoms.
Dysper sia is the most pcrpleAing 9f all
human ailmel tS It's sy nipt oqhH.aro almost
ininitc III thcir variety, and the forlorn and
Respondent victims of. the disease oft en- fnncy
themselves the prey, in turn, otovery known
malady. THIS is duu, III part, to Tho close
sympathy which exists bctwccH the stomach
and the brain, an / in part also to tho fnct
that any disturbance Of the digestive funo.
,ion Necessarily disorders the liver, the
bowels and the nervous syatcpi, and Affects.
20 some extent, the auaiiiy or tho blood.
medicine that, like Hostettcr's Btierx.
not only tones The stomach, but at the
same time controls the liver, produces II
regular habit Of body, braces the nerves,
rurifics the fluids and "miuisiers to 4
mind dtseaSnd," is therefore Tho irne and
only specific for chronic indigestion. Such
is the operation of this famous vegetable
restorative. II not "uiy cures dyspepsia,
br, H'te al chncan,itants and consequences
Moreover, il is Invaluable as n preventive
Of indigestion. No ono Who chooscs 70
take half = ir'si.3stui Of this agreeable
appetizer and Stnmachic hnhitNhlly thfeb
til!es a day Will cv," be troubled with op-
prcsSion after eating, naubcn, sour eruc,a-
tons, or any other indications of a want Of
vigor i'll tho digestive and nssimilntng or
gans. Tho debility and languor puperin-
duced by hot weather arc Immediately and
permanently relieved by tho Ditters, and
persons Who are constilulionnlly inclined
to look upon lifo "ns through 4 glAsa.
darkly," will be apt to take brighter md
more hopeful view ofthc situation urder the
genial influence Of this wholesome mcdici-
nnl stimulant
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

GooD FishiSa IN CALtfbnNlA.--What
care the people of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida for tho fish
in the gold bearing State, when they hsve
full store-houscs and comfortable homes 4?
The last cnn only be Ind with the aid Of n
ers Door, S"sh and na Ina, FGe'ory ana Build
successful operation by Mr.. P. p. Toale,
OF charleston, s. G. Send for his price list.
Sent free.
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ABBIv,LLE, S. e. Dec. 10, 1872.

MEssRs. CULVER BRortfERs We cheer
fully grnnt you permission 10 use our
names as you see proper in conimenda,ion
OF your FARMER t'ooKISG STovE for we rG.
gard 1t as hring altogether the best cook
ing stove in use. 1t is all that il desirable
IN stove, for it is SIM lc in construction.
has no dampers, or flucs to burn ONT. md
bakes quick and beautifully. We hes peak
Tor you liberal patronage from ollr HeiSh-
oors and friends. believing as VT do tint
none who purchase one OF tllcst STOVE, will
ever regret it, Iht Will consider it rare
prize in these days, when good Books are 20
hard TO get. Yotti cn' crprise merits sue
cess and we hope you will attain it.
20tdah John Jones, JD Ncel,
Nect S S.Talbert, W Mccain
Jas Barnes, j u Eriit. pTi,ckor
Iohn iiagan, W Watkins, JB Pruitt,
. BELL Henry Bowie, a Hall.
" Is Bowie, Jno Vance, TV Prui,t,
liahiah, NJ G Rivers, C Jones.
q Ponng. Jordan, NJ frGonian,
W Wickliifc, Crisswell V Sharp.
M pruitt, Al Weed, WA Hail,
} Clinkscales, TO Hill, Burt Isitey.
Jas Thomson, HW Bowen Wm Cook
J. D. Alcwine, A Every, TCheatham
Il Taylor, II Riley. II NJ Prince,
NJ L. Askley, W Fooahee, S " BFobks,
y y, hcker, IL Davenport, W Shirley,
Wm iagan, JJ Ackcr, NJ Jordan,
Fooshee, w Cromer. p Oncall,
adams, W Anderson, w NJ Webb,
toosheo' 7 X puckett, W Whitcloy,
V hcSer' III Epting, p A Tribblc,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
ADfEsitLE CotNr4, Jan. ii 1878
l. J.. d. Bowie, Clerk of tho Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
County and State aforesaid, do hereby Ger.
iify that ! am personally acquainted with
the above signcfs, hhd take pleasure in
saying that they are, severally, honorable
gentlemen, and men Of credit and undoubt.
ed ycracity. will add that tho hIossrs
Culver Brothers hato sold several hundred
Of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in th,a
County, and, so far as [ have heard, thcv
give universal satisfaction. '|'
l.. b. BOWIE.
endorse the above certificate.
feb 26-t G. W. GUFFIN, J.P.A,C.