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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-03

rupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the 10th day of September.
1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby. that petition
has been to-wit: on the 10th day of September,
1878, filed in said District Court, by w. d. Cues.
enberry, Of Caroline county, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled Gan act to
establish uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable un-
der said act and that the 10th day Of February, a.
d., 1874, at 10 o'clock Q. M. before w. W. Forbes,
one OF the registers Of said court in bank.
truptcy, at his office in Richmond, in said dis
trict is the time and place assigned for the hear
ing of the same, when and where you may at
tend and show cause, if any you have, why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be granted
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors Of said bank
rupt will he held at the same time and place.
ga w. w. FORBES.
~ 80 Register In Bankruptcy for the
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New Baltimore, Wood County.

The Rapid growth of this new town has beel
very remarkable. more especially So when it i
contrasted will, the slow advance which Lave
characterized the growth Of older towns in
Northwestern Ohio.
Twelve mouths ago Peters store and
blacksmith shop were the only buildings at
this point ;tnow there are forty-two, and sew
cral are pr j-cted.
The United Brethren" have a place or
worship unler contract, the dimensions OF
which will be 3sx5i, and will provide accom-
modations ior 400 persons.
DE-. II has the foundation laid for a steam
6nuring mill, which is designed for four run { r
burrs
Rsal estate is advancing raplly in value.
Town lots which brought 500 few months ago
n,w bring $3.50, to 5000, and farming lands
in proximity with the town have doubled in
value. Such are the restts arising from rail
ROAD enterprise, the Baltimore T. Ohio railway,
which passes through this village and the
township Of Henry, furnishing chief outlet for
its products both east and west.
The advantages presented are not limited
merely to the location and its fine farming
lands; th,re are alsn q,arri.s of lin stons
being developed, Of the best quality, which
promises to be sources Of wealth.
The manner in which these advantages are
appreciated. is manifest in the fact that in ad-
dition to the Touring mill 10 course Of cohstruc-
tion, there has been aciion taken for the own
structon Of steam Stave & Heading Facto-
ry while there are in operation two Lime Kins
one Saw Mill, one Shinge Factory, aid one
Ashery.
Mcssrs. Patterson 4 Wonders. Of Finllev.
have established a branch store IN ass"ci.
tinn with Mr.. Poe, which is under the fl
name OF +. W. Pos Co.
Mr.. Peters, the proprietor Of The town site
has n very fine mercantile establishment in OPP
eratinn, and is adapting such judici' MS RIeaS
ures in association with the leading citizens ms
will deyel0pc important results in trade, in pIo-
moling the general prosperity OF the county nd
jacent. n. Ii. G.
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The RushIO Kpnsas and COI-
OradO.

The indications are that the rush to Kansas
and Colorado will be greater than ever in 1874,
The shortest way to reach the far West Is
through st, Innis the great Mississippi Valley
CITY, of over 4j1 900 inhabitants, and thence
west over the ST. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Short Line. which reaches all the great land
grants in the West, and runs SIX fast expres
aims, two more than any other road, between
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. This road
in the lasttwo years, has expended over two
million dollars besides earnings, in eNtranrtin
AIRY improvements Of roadway, in rehying It's
line with best quality of new steel aud iron rails
IN broad new Ties, audin passenger eqnipmen'
having substituted tor ordinary cars new reclin'
ing chair Coaches, with every appliance for
csmforl ani sifcty, being elegantly carpeted
and fitted with dressing rooms, with toilet con-
yeniences for ladies, gentlemen and fImlies
raveling with children, free of dHg ertr0 clarge
Any ticket agent selling through tickets to the
West will furnish tickets by this excellent route
through Vt. Louis, over the st. Louis. Kansas
Civ aud Northeru Short Line, the hest aud
shortest to X ansaA ColoT DO, Nebraska. CalifnT,
MIA aud the great West. II being the only line
funning through cars hsrween st. Lnuis and
Omaha. For map, circulars and time tables
l,iIress either j. +. MCCARTHY, Cincinnati
o. for y. u. GR1Ar, 81. Louis, No.. either Of
whom viii furnish any inform 'tiot desired.
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Weston Brought to Repentance.

OTTAWA, o., July 5, 1874.
En-. PERRYsBuRG JoURSGL;-l am crsdibly
informed that the Temperance people Of Yves
Gerds--ss the saioonists would call it-and
haye repealed their prohibatory ordnance,
and are now permitting the sale of beer
am told that the merchants of the village
felt large decline In their commercial trade,
and grass in the streets began to grow, and for
the sake of keeping down grass and the swell
ing OF their com mcrcaI traffic said, let us
humble ourselves once more aud mudle our
selves with ale AMI beer. and call in the Dutch
and sell our dry goods," &c.
Now if this be true, as | hear 1t, | ask in all
simplicity, who Is the most to be trusted, and
who is the most to blame in this The mer-
chants who say repeal your beer ordinance and
give US once IN IRE a wholesome run Of trade, or
the man who sells the liquors. They are equally
guilty. When a village has a pr3hibatorY
ordinance and they mutually consent to the re-
peal Of it, they virtually say, "for the sake Of
money we will agree that saloons shall be
opened in our town and men may drink TO
drunkenness, 80 we but get oar share OF a live
1y trade"
With the same Propriety the saloon keeper
may say, wantto make a sumptuons living
for myself aud family, let me retail ale beer.
whisky, &o.; repeal your ordinance; repeal
your Adair law repeal all liquor laws upon
your sl1tuie oks, aud lot M, ouee M ire en-
joy a Wholesome itadc."
II can easily be seen that King Alcohol is
sntw ined In everything that can be cited to
even in many Of overwhelmed lemperasce
merchants. | hold, that when dry goods
merchant saws amen to tho repeal Of beer
ordinance. he Is no marc to be trusted upon the
temperance or prohibition question than the
man who stands behhl tho bar and deals il ont
tohis follow mau and receives the money for
the same.
appeal to all true prnhibitionisls to wait
nolonger, Whatever may be the natives at the
half breed temperance mon, bat push 10 the
front aud aiake your power felt. A. BEEfs.
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THE SOLDIER OF, Is6I-5.
nv ONE OF TuEM.


Probably the oldest man in the 9Th Ohio, was
Frederick Miller. lie was near 60 years of age
and was very gray, though as cheerful and full
Of life as boy Of lS. lie served for time as
a teamstsr and could tell Of great many tricks
that the quartermaster's resorted to to cheat
ratinns. As he did their teaming he was in
position to learn their tricts. Frequently whrn
on the march he was entrusted with the bag
gage Of the Brigade commander, Colonel Tom.
Osborn, Of the 40 Illinois. On such occasions
he usually led an old gray mule /; and the sight
of Miller and his mule (,he mule covered mp
with baggage) was the signal for torrent Of
jokes from the boys. Miller could tell many
stories OF his adventures and "hair-Lreadth q"
escapes while following the fortunes Of the
Rtllant Cnlunel.
On one occasion he found himself ii the
midst Of flying bull It's, and putting the mule
between him and danger he moved to the rear
as nuar "dnnble quick" as he could get the
mule 10 travel.
At Appomatox, the day Lee surrendered, he
had orders to keep close to the Colonel, which
he obeyed with alacriiy. At length a cannon
ba cut of the front legs Of the CnIunei's favor
ite horse. and Tom Osbourn took role over in
the dust, got up and told his orderly to order
tile old man back 10 the rear
Miller laughed heartily wheneyerh he repeated
the story al how Tommy Osbuurne ruled over.
1t was n serious matter with the Colonel, but fun
for Miller. ADoLruus.
JHRaY CRY, June 90. 1874.
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DE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN.

There is no case Of Dyspepsia that Green's
AuGUsT FLOWER will not cure. Come to the
Drug Store of A. r. CHAMPNEy and inquire
about it. If ycu suffer from costiveness, Sick
headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
Cump plaint, or arrangement of the System, tr,
n. Two or three doses will relieve yon.
AGuR CoSouERER is the only remedy in the
United States that contains no Quinine, Arsenic,
or other ruisons injurious to the system, that
will cure Fever aud Ague, Intermittent or Dill
inus F4vers, &c, and the chils not turn dur-
ing the season. 1t perm tnently cures Fever
aud Ague of long standing. 25Zs
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JoTTINGs by THE WAY<IDE.
FRppgRrcx CRY, Mp., July 5. 1874.

FREDERrCK City, Mn, July 8. 1874.
Ed JouRNAL- Dear Sir THE weather here
has been extremely hot and dry. Corn aud
garden vegetable S have suffered severely. |
have noticed in my rnmbes about Frederick
county that corn in mlny feds has suffered
greatly, aud currants and gooSeberrics have
completely dried up and fallen from the bushes,
under the schorching rays Of the sun. Far
merS l. Ok solemly down their noses in conse-
qnence Of the discOuraging prospects ahead.
Last evening We were highly favored with a
succession Of heavy thunder showers and this
morning the many smiling faces bespeak tie
satisfaction aud thankfuiness for the refreshing
rain. and the cool atmosphere, which tie ire
quent lightning rendered, so pure and whole
some. R
Wheat in this 5vicipity all cut, AMI steam
tlresbIng machines 9hard ready to commence
thresling. and sacking the" staff of lifs." 1t
is estimated by some Of the wiseacres here,
that this county will have one ana one-haif
millio bu shells Of wheat, In a former letter
estimated the average Jiold (for thousands Of
acres at 80 bushels. Some farmers who hn We
have 40 bushels per acre.
Inst Friday was out on tie line Of the u. &
o. H.. r., where some sparks from a passing
eng inc had dropped, which were driven by the
wind. and in the short space of 20 minutes,
burned f'ty acres of wheat in the shock. But
very few minutes psed after the flames were
discovered, before fifty or more men were on
hand t. stay the progress of the devouring ele-
ment. 1t was very amusing to me, being reared
in the backwoods Of Ohio, 10 see the farmers
coming to the rescue from all directions, in di-
rect lines and regardless Of obstacles, on
hor setback, skipping over fences, five feet high,
as easily as passing through an open gate.
haye met great many Maryanders who
sly "they have right smart of potatoe bugs"
that will do ga heap Of damage" to the po-
tatoes that have survived the drouth,
Y'esterdny-the Al of July. was ushered in
by firing guns aud ringing bellE. ESp Barbaty
FriIchie was seen to wave the & Star Spangled
Banncr," yet the old nag was thrown to the
breez and the young Americas raSsed the
dag by hring plenty of fire. crackers. The older
portion Of the good people, instead Of meeting
TO celebrate our Nations birth day by listening
., an or,,;,r 10 c,tbered n,en,solva. "a
,,,,or, IN ,i,ross match oamaof han h.,va,r
s''"I' " 1T 80 ~. y,
Tue Mauht"lh 9"e''' ',U~' VI 'nlS Guy anu II III
Collins club, of Baltimore. The coneslnn $
commenced at gl5 o'clock, A. NJ. and played
s.tn,,i,os 0,,.n ,h.v odi,rrred 60 r;nnnr,
n'e ,""'"Es' ""'" WV ".y'W'" NV ~, ''""'''
the NJ SIS being seven runs ahea'' The play
was to be resumed at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, but
w,er the time arrived. the weather was 50 ex-
tr,meiy hot, and !, me ns the b ,lumoreans had
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NOT LOST.

Being rooted like trees in one place,
Our brain-fo,iage toss'd
Like the leaves Of the trees that are caugh
Nv the four winds of heaven some though
Blows out of the world Into space,
Aud seems lost.
II.
We fret, the mind labors, heart bleeds;
We bleve and we fear.
We believe and we hope, in lao.
Or Trdth or we doubt till we die,
Purbindly examining cteeds
With a sneer.
III.
To life we apply an iuch rule,
And tn its Bestowet
Each to self an infalible priest,
Each struts to the top Of the feast,
And says to his brother, "Thou fool
Go down lower"
~.
But fall'n like trees from our place,
Hid. imbedded, emmoss'd;
Our dead leaves are TAXED up for mold,
And some that were sun.ripe aud gold,
Blown out Of the world into space,
Are not lost
MARY BRoTHERTON.
-- -Hdcmilldns Mrqazine
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quire of K. N. BLUE, Perrysburg.
burglars have been plying their avo-
cation with considerable success In Tole-
do and East Toledo within a few days
past.
The Wood County Commissioners
held a ditch session last week, at which
u considerable amount Of business In this
inc was transacted.
"A good improved farm of l0l acres,
wi thinthree miles OF this place, for sale
cheap. Call on or address GEORGE
STRAIN. Perrysburg, Ohio. 12c
The Toledo Democrat and Herald were
consolidated last week and came out on
friday last as thr "Democrat and Herald"
We wish the new firm pecuniary success
WANTED Immediately, $4,000 feet
OF Cottonwood Logs and 100, 900 feet OF
Cottonwood boards for which cash will
ne paid. ToLMAN & BELL, Perrysburg.
Another boat race will take place to-
! morrow evening at ~ o'clock, between
the Ripple" and "Olr Mutual Friend, !"
for the championship of the Upper Mau-
lnee.
The Rev. MARK RICHARDSON Will
pr ach on Temperance next Sabbath, at
"a o'clock z. M, at the usual place on
Louis avenue In front Of Messrs.
WILLIAMS store.
IF any one can inform us of what a
drunken man is worth to community,
except to amuse idle boys, we shall be
pleased to impart the Information to our
readers.
When there is not breath OF air stir
ring, and when you are in danger OF
sitting, attempt to light cigar out of doors
and you will be surprised at the breeze
that will start up.
Mrs. j. G. STINK, of this place, has
in her possession a set of windsor chairs
which wefe the irst set made in S nee
county. They were made about forty
nine years ago, and are now almost rs
good as new.
One of the most difiicnlt and en-.
joyable fcats performed on the glol lous
Fourth, was DR.. HoBsoN's ex, cution of
the Star Spsng1td Banner, pitched fr' m
'eond story window in the key Of 3D."
We learn from the Maui'tee, Mich (,
Times that Alderman JOHN SoRESsoN OF
that place has been convicted Of the tlird
off nse for selling liquor, and has been
sentenced to the House of Correction at
Detroit for term OF six months. That
/, pretty good for an Alderman.
by notice elsewhere it will be seen
that there Is to be publ C letting on the
18th d,y of July, by w. II. WooD, Supt.
anl Engi gineer, of six miles of road i'm
prov, m mt, commencing in Center twp.
and extending to Belville II dge. Those
interest, will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
A printer who has just came mp fro m
Memphis. on seeing picture Of ABEA-
HAM LdACoLN, formed with pen in writ
ing the Emancipation Procla nation
which is hanging in this Office, informs
is that he was little surprised to see
one Of the same kind Ia, ging in the tt-
flee of the Mississippi Valley Ins. Co., tf
whi IN JEFF. DAVIS S Pr, sidcnt.
! We have been asked if we will a'mit
| OF communications in ADVOCACY Of tenn
ptrance and prol ibition? We think the
conduct of the JOURNAL in the past will
not admit of doubt upon tl.is question
We have never r Ised any di'c' ssion
of this kind, but have invited conlmuni
ea'ions upon all sui cts " hich is in tie
interests of the people. We do ot held
ourself responsible Tor what correspond
ents may say.
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jane 2j, 1874.
SALE.

ShEhhFkS SAhC.
N""oO K M.n'ey et''l IO WOOD ,,i,I,, County, o.
Lewis schailor. commrn Pleas.
By virtue ofan alias order oi sale, issued in
the above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas nf Wood county, OHIO,
and to me directed aud delivered. / will offer
for sale at public vendue. at the front door Of
the Courthouse, in Bowling Greene
Tuesday, July 2Ist, 1874,
Between 10 and II O'Clock A. NJ. of SAID day,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The south half Of River Tract number
fhv-one t5ll, less forty (4O) acres ID the
east side thereof, containing seventy GO )acres of
land, all in Wood county, Ohio. Temrs OF
sale, cash. Appraised Al 1850.
C. C. BAIRD, Sheriff.
n. IT, r,nraR. Pia's Atty.
June Is, 1874. eeS6 60
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A GARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea, as missionary, discovered a safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Disease of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured BIZ this noble
remedy. Prompted BY desire TO benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ! will send the receipt
for preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free
Of Charge. Address.
Rev. JOSEPH +. INMAN,
llmt Station d, Bible House New York City.
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3. S. sxINNpn. 5 .cretary.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FoR Ar-
GusT.-The August number of this substantial
Magazine of 100 pages is already issued, and
can be found at all periodical dcpots in the
country. 1t Is superb number. aud VIII bear
critical examination. for II is filled with stories
Of high order Of merit and the illustrations
Of scenes on the Connecticut River arc al@ g
worth th- price Of the Magazine, which s only
10 cents single cepits or 81 80 per year, aud a
pretty little chtJmI given to each subscriber.
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Organization OF Boat Club.-Tht
four pleasure boats that have been put In
the river this spring by our young peo'
file, and the improvised regatta here on
the Fourth In which our friends from
the Undine's and Naiad's OF Toledo par
ticipated, has worked up an Interest
among our leading ciuz ms In this
healthy and enjoyable pastime that
promises an immediate organization OF o
Boat Club. Assurances were given BY
the Undine's, when here, that II we would
organize a club with twenty members
that the club would be admitted into the
Northwestern Boating Association.
With this view meeting was hcl | at
the Exchange Hotel on Tuesday evening,
over which F. r. MILLER, ED, was
called to preside. The subject was dis
cussed and all present were Jealous for
such an organization. A committee con.
sistlng of f. p. AvERrLL, GEo. p. Pow
EMS and G. B. SHEPLER were appointed
to draft a Constitution and By laws. and
report at another meeting to be held at
the same place at s p. M. this Friday
evening. There should b. a full attend
nee of al who wish to join the club.
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Lovers while viewing the comet
from the river bank on Front Street
should remember that there are eyes In
the back ground. 1t Is believed to be
irrelevant for young man tophthis arm
around ayoung lady to support her while
Watching this eccentric orbit.
Zone quit day ~ leafy June,
When bees aid birds were all in tune,
Two loyers walked beneath the moon.
o gals beware Of men in June,
Aud underneath the silyery moon,
When frogs and June bugs are IN tune,
Lest you get your names in the Paper soon"
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SSHERIt+ - SALE

David Wagner, In Weed COUNTY Ohio
VIM n .Courtriglt, ,etalN Ctmpon Pleas
BY virtue Of an order of sale. issued in
the ab,,ve entitled cause, by the Clerk of the
Court of Comm m Pleas of Wood county. Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue, at the front door of the
Courthouse. in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, July 14th, 1874,
Between III and l2 o'clock A. VI. of said day ,
the following described real estate, to- Wit
In.lot nf the village Of rontnganv, Wood
county. Ohio, number one hundred and thirty
two (l32) Terms cash. Appraised at 1865.
g g. RAiRD, Sheriff.
SWAN & MooRE, Plfs Atty.
June 3, 1874. 8eS6 25
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NIAfRSkAER.

MORSS- KNOLL On july 7th, 1874, bv the
Rev G. A. Adams, Mr.. WALTRR :. M0uss.
Of North Andnver. Masa., and Sc ruIA q.
KNOLL, daughter Of Geo. Knoll, Esq.
The twain started on two weeks tour
through Canada and New York at the end Of
which they expect to settle in North Andover
as their future home. While we regret to loose
this young couple from our midst. the best
wishes Of many friends will accompany them L,
the new home for one and old home for the
other.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the mn.
dersigncd is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Either party is authorized to srttle ac-
counts of the late firm, whether due to or ow-
ing by the same. Mr.. Benschuter retires and
the business is continued bv j. A. Shannon
JnHN A. SHANNON.
W. A. BKNscnoTER.
June 2j. 1874. lOc
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Thanks. Bro. KINDER, Secretary Of
the Putnam County Agricultural SOcse'y,
will accept our thanks for compliment
aty to th.ir Fair, to be held Sept, oO' q
Oct Let, a I'd. We should be pleased to
be present, but the time set is the sam
as that Of the Wood County Fair.
The II, & .tta yer has been increased
abont all the weather will Admit of, by
the receipt OF complimentary for our
s.lf and lalies to Int rcollegiate Regatta
on the IS h and 10 h inst. 1t will take
place on the Saratoga LaSe, on the
,urse of the Saratog I, ,wing Associa-
tIon. The names Of the clubs to take
prt are the Williams. Trinity, Yale,
Wesleyan. Princeton, Cornell, Columbia,
Harvard, ar'smouth and Brown. We
can't go from the fact that our patrons
are keeping our monsy for U.S.
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WESTON, July 6.

The 4th at Weston was n gala day. But
one weeks nnIice had been given ofa public en-
tertainn:enr, yet early the morning the crowd
bpgan To assemble, and nj noon WAS yaIi0nss
" estimated at frcm ,00O 10 5000 people
We ,hink that 2 500 Is fair estimate. The
following was the order OF exercises for the
dav;
National salute at sunrise and base Ball at
8 A. NJ. Al 10 A, NJ. the people repaired 10
the grove. where d. A. Avery was called Ia
preside. Ahe Declaration OF Independence
was read by u. Waltz aud addresses were
made ly W, j. Trimhe and others inlesp r
ed wi h music by the Colnnlbus Grave Coi-
net Band, AMI by songs by The Weston Sabbath
Schonls, under the infringement Of +. j.. Lang-
ley. of tie NJ Il. Scho0l, aud j. A, Wattz, Of
the Union School. At 6P. NJ. a magnificent
exhibition Of fireworks.
0ne Of the noticeable events was a short nd
dress by an ola snldieT Of 1917 Mr.. Samuel
Dervese. who said that this was the 8Jl
Fourth Of July that had PASSED over his head
Mr.. Dervese is hale and hearty and tips the
scales at 22O. lie was loudly eheeied dur
ing his speech.
TIE d pasSs off as pleasantly rs the most
fasIidiOus could desire, not an angry word Ls-
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Drug Store for Sale. Wishing-to change
my business offer my Drug Stre at No. 45o
Broadway, Toledo, o., for sale. Will take
Wood County real estate, at cash prices, for
halfpurchase money, if sold before August lst
1874.
lie GEO. WEDDELL.