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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Terrible Phenomenn. lid mIght b,

Terrible Phenomena. 1t might be
supposed, without idle fs@cy, that in the
sudden taking fl" OF the comet, that
IL had not left without one revengeful
switch of its extensive tale. A water
spout In N"vada, terrible storms In Pitts
burg and in Ohio, an Ex'MlyOr leading
the orchestra at side show " Mt Leafs Hall,
terrible land-'lides in Spain, cholera In
India tho Chief Engineer of our Fire
Department fiddles to drown a public
speaker, earthquake in Vienna, small
pox In London, brass band hired by vii
lage officials to drown out two ministers
while engaged in peaceable discussion
OF the license question, houses destroyed
aud vineyards h)oded at AZamra, tre-
menduous storm Of hail and rain in Mo
ravla, war over the Toledo Postofil ,e,
&C.. & these are the phenomena Of the
past few davs, which the ClHcil natl Times
thinks must have been caused either by
CoGoIA's comet or the Pope.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Lost.-A lady's gold brest pin was lost
Sunday last, between John McKnight's
log house on Pike and the corner of Sac
ond and Elm streets. Any one returning
the same to FRANK SEKLMAN, at Norton's
Exchange, will receive reward of two
1nlloro -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
How Foreign" Wines are Made.

There is rumor that wine mpany
on c.rtiln island is making the finest
French "imported champagne from
Kellcys Island, Put-in-Bay and Peninsula
grapes. lt is said that the wines are put
up In bottles and blxes rOnstl ucted To
order In the Imitation of f)reign siZA3
and brands then shipped, unmarked, to a
New York II IN, who artislically supply
the French, German Italian reign la
bols and vintage makes, and the goo Is
immedi ltely become genuine old "Rhp l.
erer," "MOet d ChaudOn," >" "Radesheim-
er," Piper III idSick," or any other
man. Any firm name or any brand regui-
site can be gwen, very few oOnnOissuurs
can discover the imposition. aud as the
wines pay no duty the profit l. enormous.
We give this item as it comes to us
OHawa County Reporter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

That petition has been filed with the County
Auditor PRAYING for Lhs- ooa ting, asta bl4shing,
and constructing ditch drain or water-course
commencing about 40 rods west of the north
east corner " section thhty-nne (3l J, in town.
ship four t4) Of the United States Reserve, in
Wond cornty, Ohio, at the commencement OF the
ditch known as No. 2i; thence running a north.
easterly direction following the route of said
ditch No. "a, and Dutch No. II and continuing
along the route -! Crane or Cedar creek. through
Township 4, U. 3. r.; through town 7. R,nge
~, and town s range " to the east line Of Wnod
County. Said petition asks IN have said old
bitches aud channel of creeK cleaned out, wi
dened and deepened, to he deepeneds bout one
aud half feet beyond iis present depth, and
widened 80 as IL have hntlnm width nf four
(4) feet, 10 Ditch No. II six t6) feet from
thence 10 the stone road, and thence as wide as
may be found TO be necessary,
The Engineer appointed to examine the route
has filed bis report with the County Auditor in
which he sets forth that said ditch is demanded
by and will be conducive TO the public lea ltl
cconveuience and welfare and that the following
lands will be benefited anJ should be assessed
for its construction, 10 Wit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Good Bye Cora Lock -on Friday last

UVpu Dyo Coih hUVh --Oh Il Ih"y lasb
the Steamer Cora Lock remained at her
moorings in this place, and during the
day passed into the hands II che $ ginaw
River Steamboat Company, for the pas
senger traffic between Bay City and f lst
Saginaw.
The Cora was built here by Captain L..
G. Lock about six years ago, and our
citizens had learned TO appreciate her
value, both for pleasure and the means
of )mmunication betwe' here and To-
ledo. No one would have fit like giving
their con 'ent for her to Lave the Maui
NEE. had we not the Assurance that a
The STRAIN Yacht Nellie Booth, has for
the present taken the place OF The Cora,
but She draws too much water to accom-
mOdate our friends at Mlunee City, not
being able to get over the rapids.
still better ons was to be built to take
her place next spring.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Drug Store for Sale Wishing to change
my business Ioifef my Drug Store at No. $50
broadway, Toledo, o., for sale. will take
Wood County real estate, at cash prices, for
,l ,nslipurchase money, u sold before August lsi,
lie GEO. wEDDELL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Reed from Books

Perrysburg was not onnvassed Mrnigom-
cry, Perry and Bloom belong to an auxiliary
Society Of which FusloIia is the head quarters
We have sume times thought charity begins
at h'me and that home was be ny somewhat
neglected through the zeal to extend the Bible.
into heathen lands. Bnt we are pleased to
kuow that good work is being accomplished at
home. rerrysburg TOWNSHIP p, however, should
not have been overlooked.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

JAS. TMMoNs; - Pleas, announce
Che name of ~ W.. MINroN in the Jour
nal, as candidate for the Office Of fCounty
Treasurer, SUI J set to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention.
MANY REPupIIcAxs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
NOTICE. .

Don't buy Auction Good.
when you can buy first class
goods at greatly reduced prices.
Try it and be convinced.
Williams Bros. & Finkbeiner.
Marked down, All Spring and
Summer Goods to make room
for Fall Goods, at
Williams Brcs. & Finkbeiner.
Linin Clothing at Cost, at
Williams Bros & T.
Prints from 6 to 10 cents.
Best Prints only 10 cts, at
Williams Bros. & Finkbeiner.
Fresh Corn City Yeast always
on hand s. warranted, at
Williams Bros. & f.
The largest assortment of
Misses T. Ladies Shoes, Gents &
Boys Boots and Shoes in the
county, at
Williams Bros. & Finkbeiner.
No Mistake.
The Best One Dollar Tea in
the State--Young Tyson or
Japan, at
Williams Bros. & Finkbeiner.
Wanted.
Any quantity of Butter &
Eggs. for which we will pay the
highest market price.
A CARD.
Hot P. O., Ohio, June %, 1874.
MEssRs. WILLIAMS Bros. & FINK
BENER:
Dem SIrs----Enclosed please
find one Dollar ($l.00) for which
send me One Pound OF Tea, such
as that | got some weeks ago.
l considtr it as you recommend
ed it to me, the best | have had
in over year. l can cheerfully
Recommend it to my neighbors
as the best and the cheapest.
Yours In hast,
JOHN G.. w.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
PERREsBURG MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY onBERr REACH AND
JAMES P. AvERiLL.
PEaRYsBuRo, July 81, 1874.
Wheat Isl GOAL I5lFlour 7ybbl AZ %
Corn 3l00bs. .65C07Oc cOats.. 50955c
do shelled .. se06OlRye ....-N, Sac
Dressed Beef. =. sac Glover sesd ~ bn S 90
rork Dbl Isis 3OIChickens R 70. .7@sc
nnoes ----S6 2566 6OITurkeys " fb -. 1Oc
potatoes .;--'-:- I5c Beans, Navy .-..s2 so
Dried apples. lO@ l2c Beans, Common 81 so
Duter .ZO@Z5c bard 100I2
Eggs -------- Lie Feathers ...... 1903
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Excursion and Hop. "A gay party Of

~'-N"A S'"'' "N" s'"f' - S5"J l"''J Va
young t'lks fom Toledo, numbering
about thirty couple, chartered steam
tug and RoHNEK's Silver Band and made
a raid upon Perrysburg on Monday eve
ming. They marched to the Exchange
in double file, in fatigue uniform and
armed with dinner baskets. They took
possession OF the Hotel, had the tables
set in the yard and partook Of supper,
after which they reformed and headed
by their band marched to the Town Hall
where the opportunity was improved Of
indulging in the glide wal and ether
light fantasies until about II NJ. vi en-
they returned homB.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Money 10 Loan The Perrysburg Saw.
Jugs a Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short tune, at as reasonable rates as
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do well tn give them a cali.
s. u, WEsTooTT, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
GOING EAST.

No & eounects with Lake Erie Division direc
FOR Columbus, Washington, Baltimore, Phila'
Isinhia, and all points East,
ue,p"shss direct connection from Columbus,
,vse.i;ng and intermeda te points.
W. q. QUINCY, President.
WV. FRAEKLiS, Acting Genl Sup I Trains
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Wood County Bible Society.

The Rev. j. p. GbULD, who has baeo en-
gagged for some weeks past IN the hulable
cause Of extending the circulation Of the Bible
in this county. has concluded his Iabors, at
least for the pr, sent, and made his repnrt tn
head quarters. From it we are permitted to
copy the following:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
IN ROSS TOWNSHIP

That petition has been filed in the Auditors
Otiice praying for the locating, esta ablishing
aud constructing of ditch, drain or water.
course. commencing at or near the northwest
corner OF Road Tract No. of the Maumee 4
Western Reserve lands IN township four 90,
Unitsd States Reserve, in the channel of what
is known as Ditch No. % or Dry Greek, thence
following said channel 10 a northeasterly v
direction t" the east line Of Wood county, Ohio,
and there terminate sAid petition asks to hav
said channel deepeDod, straing hiened, aud en-
larged so that when constructed il shalt be at
least twelve (l2) feet wide with an average
depthof not less than three 49, feet.
The engineer appointed to level the route of
the ditch and rePIrt upon the necessity for said
ditch has filed Lis report with the County Audi
tor, in which he sets forth that said ditch is
necessary to the public heSIih, convenience aud
welfare, and that the following lands will he
benefited bY the construction Of said ditch
and shOnld be assesaed therefor, tO.wii
In town three 49, United States Reserve
Road Tracts Que %, tour ~, five (5), eight
81, nine (9l, twelve 12), thirteen (13i, sixteen
(l6), seventeen (lO, twenty-0ne, t2I) and
twenty fnur t2i); the west three -(,urths 0f sec.
tion one u), section two p, section three g }
less the north half Of the northwest quarter),
the east half of the southeast quar- rter of section
four ( ~, and the west half Of the north east
quarter OF section thirteeR (l3l.
IN Tovn three t3), Uiit.d States Re,erue-
The south half Of section twenty Eve (25), the
southeast quarter, Of the southeast quarter of
section twenty-six t26l, the south half Of the
southwest quarter and the east half (leAs the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quArter) Of
section thirty five t35) and tue whole Of section
thirty-six t36).
IN. TSwn sepen "a, Range twelee U2)-
The northwest corner OF section one 10. the
north three -iourths Of each Of sections two (2).
three (3) and four &, (except the north eighty
500 acres OF section ~, the south half aud tile
south three -fourtls of the nUItheast quarter of
section i've, the southeast quarter, ano the snnth
hall 0t the southwest quarter of secthn six 81,
the whole of section seven ~. Hud tie west
halt and the north fourth OF the uortheast
quarter ut section eight 49,.
h TO~n ei9t'(s) Hargs hssIre (isl--
The south half of the southeast quarter Of
section thirty five ($jl and the southwest quar-
ter the north half of tie southeast quarter and
the sonth halt Of the oofthssst quarter Of sec.
tion thirty six 1857.
said petition and report Of .lTe engineer will
be ior hearing by the Board Of Cnlnrnl ssinners
at the Anditor's Office, at 10 0'cloek in the
forenoon, on THURSDAY, the 2Otb daJ Of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1874.
BY order Of the Board 0f Commissioners.
J. B. NEWTON, Cotinty Auditor
Auditors Office. Wwd county, O.l
Bowling Green, July i6, lSIil l3l$ls IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
SEWING PARLORS.
MISS IL. i, HANRI.Ev

7" H'55 ~ . II A NDLEY
WlSHES TO inform the Ladies OF Perrys.
w burg and vicinity, that after a short sb.
sence, she has returned to her Sewing PnrloT.
IN perrysburg, where she is prepared 10 wait
on her many friends and customers, and ali
who may patronize her. Give her a call. All
WORK warrented to fft Prompt attention given
CLOAK and Dress making Children's
clothes, &c.
Her Parlors are on Front ST., Perrrsburs.
opposite DR.. PEKCE's residence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Said petition and peport Of Engineer will be
Tor hearing by the Board Of Commi ssioners Of
wood county at 10 o'clock in the fpreanon on
Thursday the goth day Of August A. y. 1874,
at tue Auditors office.
BY order Of the Board Of Cummi ssio1ers.
J. B. NEW ron, County Auditor.
Auditors flee, Wood County, Ohio.l 1871
Bowling Green, July 10Th, lS74i SS2 Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
An EXDIanation.

The following explanation given by the Bidie
the day following the regatta in that city, we
believe will be satisfactory to large number
Of persons who were disappointed at tue DELAYS,
not seeing the Cause therefor:
ln the five prcvinus rcgattns the m,ragors
held the amusement Of spectators and tho mn .
neronS class who had contributed money IA
the assistance OF the Regatta tn be cnnsidera.
ti"ns para mount tu all others, and acting upcn
this idea, tue boats were always sent nm
promptly at the hour set in the prhrrammo
without regard I" the wind ur the condition of
the water. On several OccaS Sims bath were de
cidpdly unfavorable and in two regattas the
shells returned with heavy loads nf water.
The result nt this was that no marked time
was made, aud onr races lost caste, or rather
never succeeded in gaining any to lose, The
Eastern clubs looked upon the North estern
Association as scrub affair, whose dninRs had
no particular interest To genuine bnating men,
/ rms year the mInaR"rs very wisely resolved
/ tlat the men wia entered the races were en-
/ titled to snme consideration, and il such were
extended To- them ii would resu't in an adyan,-
age not only to them, but ultimately to the
greater success uf the VIII lie Regtt The
wisdom Of this course vas dem IN strAted by the
superb time of tie Saginaw crews, which at
once placed our reg patta in advance Of the boast
ed rowing matches nf the East aud even En-
/ land itself. And MT only did the Wah-Wah.
sums Acquit themselves splendilly but also The
"ther crews, who made better time than il u.u.
al in the Eastern matches. Surely this was
enough to compensate for s mewhat tiresome
delay OF one or two hours. and this seems tri-
Hing enough when compared with the IN IN lge-
ment ot the Saratoga races, where spectators
were compelled to wait three days TO see one
six cd race.
The time m ,de in tha Senior six -ored she'll race
at the Toledo regatta, which was the princi-
pal race aud in which the greatest interest was
taken, was as follows:
Wah Wah-Sums ......... ........ IT:37 4 8
ENcelSlnrs -. .-.. .... ......... 1916 %
DeiT0iS $50 '''' .'.' -. ''..s..... lS 80
! Undnes '..''.'' ................. 1915
In speaking Of the time made bv the C,l I:
legc Rrgattas east. the BaIe has he following
The famous time in which Yale wrn her
viciurv upon Lake Quirsigamnnd in lS6S was
lII2lG. In 1868 the II ,rvlrd won over the
same course in l74Sl9. IN 1871 the Amhersis
won at lnglrside in :ti y, and the next year
the same crew again won at Srngield in 49,.
"24 In 1873 the Yale won at Springfield in 49,
59 In 1872 the WrSlevNns won the Frpshm IN
race al Springfield in 1907 and il 1873 the
Yale won the FreShm,n race atthe So me
place in 1883 All these are considered as
m - extraordinary time the races being won
oltenrr over IS than unler il t and in 1853 the
lldr'rds won at Srringii I'd in 22.O0 II must
away races AMI those rowed at Ingle de nd
Springfield wrre down stream, and had the
assistance Of strong river currents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Single copies OF the JouRSAL can be had
Of Mr.. +. ID. Ross, al the Postofice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Adyertised Letters.--The following let

Advertised Letters. THE following let
tersremain in the PnstoiIiceat Ferrysburg, o.
fIr the week ending July 80, 1874:
Brokcnshire, VIM. Limmer Martin
Collier. Sarah O'Marn, Ellen
Dennius, Fraaklin Sutherland, Ellen
Hall Mrs. X A. Swariz, MaIInda
Hennen. Peter Weidman, John
Please call for advertised letters, and give
the date Of this list. Office hours from s A. NJ.
to 2. NJ. and 6 to 7:3OP. ".
ELBERT ID. Ross, T. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
Manhood How Lost, How RestoTed,

EEIfEA Just Published. a new edition M
A-<H DIR. CuIveIweIl's CeIrbTm.
SAA.AnA1N ted Essay oB the radical euyn
(vilhout modicne) Of SFEHM MAToRRIi4A or
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Seminal Loss-
es, InrOrEEcY, Mental and Physical Incapaeity
lmpedimeuts to Marriage. etc.; also, COHrvMr.
rIos, EPILKPsY and FRS induced by seif.in-
dulgence or sexual extravsganee. sc.
sf7- Price in a sealed envelope, only siH
cents. 81
The celebrated author in this admirable Es
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the n,miug cunss-
quenees ~ self abuse NAV be radically cured
without the dangerous u-s of internal medicin.
nr the application Of the kniie pointing ont a
mode Of cure al once simple, certain, and rhsc-
iual by means NJ which everv shtieier no matter
what his condition may be NAV care himsslT
cheanlv, privately and radically.
ssg- This lecture should be in the hands oT
every yonth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal IN n plain envel0p, 10 anV
address post P"d on rec, ipi Of si1 cents OF Two
post sta mps.
Address The Publishers,
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IsT BoweTy, New York
r"s' oWee boa 1850. 1873
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Boat Ordered Nercids of this
place have given their order to LAcHA-
PELLE & LADERoT boat builders at To-
ledo, to put them up tenor ed tifty-foot
barge, with four feet beam. The model
was on exhibition few days sinc,, and
Ii was decided that it was Just what the
club wanted this fall for exercise and
practice. The boat is to be completed
and ready to launch in four weeks, the
total cost of which will be S37j. .--
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
TnE sCIEycE OF HKALrr, for August, is

THE ScTENcE or HEALTH, for August. is a
capital nnmber of this must popular and
useful mag zine. II contains an illustrated
article on Restoring Life when apparently
Drowned Popular Physiology: Summer Com
plants; How Ia Get Well and Keep Well; Is
Alcohol Poison Are Medicines capses of
Diseases ? Dysentery Cause and Cure Frnus
Ms Food for Man. Seasonabe Resipe. for U.s.
ing Berries; Bill of lIealthfu Fare for
August; The Survival nf the Fiuest; Epi-
denies Special Fnods for Special Conditions;
Who arn lola Sntsf' Charcoal; Cause aud
Cure of Dyspepsia, ect. This is the second
number Of the second year Of The Science nf
Health, and now is a favorable time n sub
scribe. Only i2a year. single copies 90 cts.
Address 5. Il. Wells, $50 Broadway, New
York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
BALTIMORE. PITTsBURG CHICAGO Ry
IOHlO bIHlsIOH.
GOING WEST

On and after January l2, 1874, Trains will
run as follows, daily except SnndaYsl:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
NJ lsIIsIED

ia BARRlNiER-LOVE.- In Washington, n. e :,
sept. 30 1873. bv the Rev. Thnmas G., Ad-
Olson, Capt MARr. BARRISGEm aud FLOR
FNcE l.. LovE.
Although little late the above lamentabIe
news has just reached MS.
The victim dropped the stick and rule in the
C"~~erei'd "Ilice. Cincinnati. at the sound of
heavy artillery nj Fort Sumpte-, ard went into
the field numbering one of sixty.five printers
in Co. a." 5lh D. V |. Gradually "drcss-
ing To the right aud filling the inches made
bv rebel bullets and disease, he passed thrnug IA
the several grades of cheverons, vetronizsd
aud returned hnme at the close nf the war as
Captain oi what was left of l. Co, Since
then he htS bien employed in the Treasury
Department at Washington. aud -- nov he Is
m 'de prisoner by love. Gnnd-by! .fy-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31
LOCAL MATrERs.

NEW ADvEHTIsEmENTs:
Special Election--C. g. Baird.
Sherinr's Sale do
do do do
Divorce Notice--M -Maseiah Wilson.
Insurance Ststement--J. +. Lowry.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Personal. Mr.. ADDISON BLOOMFIELD
of p. .airie-du-Chien, Wisconsin, who has
been absent from Pcrrysburg for a num-
Der Of years, has been visiting for some
days at his old homo in company with Ills
WIFE and two children.
Mr.. NJ. p. BREWER r, moved his fami-
ly TO WauSeon last week, and made his
bow to the readers of the Republican
through that paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

The Wood County Fair.--Now is the
tine for everybody to begin to prepare
so nething for exhibition at the Wood
County Fair, to be held at L pntogany,
September 30 h aud Octob + lst, incl,l-
sive Send to the Treasurer. JonN Pow
ERs, Tontogahy, and get L emium Lis &.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

"A good assortment of Well and Cls-
tern Pumps at NoRToN's hardwne-an
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-31

Z. d PEcK, Prest. H.E. rEcK.
"A. HAMILTON, Vice Pr. FIR. MILLER, Cash
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pie frti@en 8ufnbren betruasn Ss42
Stld. SerfGufe 500 Stld All 50. S.
1918 fir teranii9e Stiere; uno BON
S.. 373-$6.4O fir siemlide bis ousoes
WGblte EXTRA G%erianot>@ tiere.
g d. = bGtteteit utb sseStios
felt 6arattertitrten 6auptiG9liG beu bel=
ttgen Wtarft uno Preiie tparen boue Toe
bO6er als g~eftert. @robes Bro. bers
t%auttem cine iebr uor3lsIiGe 9artie bon
S. Stud, bur6i6ntttlt9 1853 Bfunb, au
$685. an 3eOt .. DOub, auf BbiIabelpbia
He6nlng. Ser Wartt f6Iob feit NIT
nur tpenig nnperfauft gebIiebenen parz
item. Die trti6en 3ufubren ~beitanben
in 95O5 Stud: 8ertdufc $3.50 StI6 su
$5.55-5.S5 fir geringe bis 3iemli1e;
S.. 90-6.15 fir CUTE, llb BON 500 bis
$3.50 fir ansgeDGblte bis ertra priu,a
Ynrtien.
S9afe.-Die 3ufubren tuoren reitbt
nno unter elmer guten ytabfraQe fir bies
ligen Se0arf iparen YreiIe felt unb bSbtr
fir ~6eionoere Qualttdten.