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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
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STATE SECURITlRS-Tenness strong.
SToCEs-0pened strong, and the advance
ranged from Il to 6per cent Tbs greatest
advance vas in Panama, which rose TO 1856
on purchases to cover short. New York
Central and investment shares particularly
strong and the western shares Arm, Erie
and Missouri Pacific exceptionally weak,
The market closed active and strong. The
featureswere Lake Shore, Michigan Cen.
.sral, Northwest, Western Union and Pacific
Mah. Eric advanced to l6I< and Missouri
Pacific after declining to 1lLrecoyered TO-
l1E. Transactions were OF, 900 shares with
the principal dealings as follows:' Pacific
Mail 1900, Western Union 24,000, Lake
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08

PRoBADlLrTms.. .

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oY THE CInKy SIGNAL OPTIcHR,
WAHHpSoTog, D. c., Jan SLAM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Bp TELFGRAPH.


New York Money and Stocks.
NEW YORK, january 7.-MoHEY-daspef
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6HAs per
cent Custom receipts $4,000. The As.
tistant Treasurer diGbursed S6p7, 900. Clear.
ings, So, 100000, 7sl: 7iyf. r
l IIGoLp--C Closed at 1l2IS, after adsnning
from 1928 to 1lS. The rates paid for car.
ryingwQre Az, s and 2per cent. -
! GOYERNNTRNra.-E " ~ ~
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For Additional Telegraph See Third RIgc.
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REPORTED ADVERSELY.

Mr.. Cameron (Wis.), from the Coqi-
mittee on Chains, reported adversely on
thc bin for the relief OF l.ayfayctte Elder,
and the committee was discharged from
its further consideration.
The Senate thenTvent into Executive
session. and soon afterwards adjourned
till Monday.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
The Trial Of TaSka, the Alleged
Crooked Whiskey Dealer.
ALLEGED ILLEGAL CONSTITUTION OF THE JURY.
DR.. Foote'S Poor Plan for In
creasing His Practice.
Contest Over the Property Of the Late City
Surveyor Boyle.

In tho Of tho United States against Philip H.
Tasko, indicted charge of being implicated in the
alleged whiskey frauds, argument had yesterday
IN tho United States Circuit Court before Judge Bene
dict plea to the indictment under which Taska was
tried and convicted Counsel for the defendant alleges
that the Indictment is VOID because, as contendcd,
the Grand Jury improperly constituted; on tho
ground that the number Of the panel not as re-
qured by law; that the Grand Jury not drawn by
ballot that tho jury lists werc not certified by the
clerk that there list properly prepared IRON
which 10 draw. the jury; that no order made by
the Court what OF the district the jury should
be drawn from; that there sufficient
number Of qualified jurors in session at the
pending the indictment, and that there were on the
panel nonrosdents ana persons over age and others
not having the necessary property qualifications.
General Foster delivered long and able argument
sustaining the legality OF the proceedings the ndict
mcnt trial and conviction, TO which General Tracy,
behalf OF Taska, replied at considerable length yester
day and in support OF the plea General Foster would
have closed tue argument ON behalf Of the prosecut6n
but Judge Benedict preferred to have item answer
submitted, and adjourned tho case TIL Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
COURT CALENDARs--TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBxRs-Hed by Judge West
brook-Nos 8, 81, 49, 34 SO. ~ -. SO, 5s, ~, 16
2lS, 220 22l, 222
CorRT GENERAL SEssoNs--Part lL-Held by
Judge Gilderslecve. Tho People VS. Robert Smith,
felonous assault aud battery same Charles Ship
ley, felonous assault and battery; Same VS. Edward
Ryan, fconious assault and battery; Same vs. James
McDonough, ielonious assault and battery; Same vs.
Albert kesslcr iconious assault and battery Same
John Mapson and Martin Paterson, rape; Same VS..
Charles McManus and Char les White, burglary Samo
VS.. Albert Howard and John Riley, burglary Same VS..
John Boyle and James Clark, grand larceny Samo
Michael Purdcy and Henry NJ. Welsh grand larceny; !;
Same vs. George Smith, grand larceny Same VS.. Ammo
MulholIand, grand larceny; Same VS.. Eli O'Brien.
grand larceny Same vs. James Ryan, grand larceny;
scaniin robbery; Same Annie Iawcs, robbery;
Same va Goticb schwcizer, felonous assault and bat
terry Same w. James Curren, elonious assault and
battery Same vs.. Edward Bacle, grand larceny; Same
vs. Mary Hagan and Ann Meaha grand larceny Same
vs. Julia Chcgcl grand larceny; Same VS. Henry Stew
ard. grand larceny; Same vs. Bridget Connol grand
larceny
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
SENTENCE OF DIR. FOOTE.

Judge Benedict held court yesterday for tho scn-
tcnce OF prisoners and the herring of motions Dr. E.
b. Fooc, convicted OF sending obscene matter through
The mails arrnigned for sentence. Judge Benedict
addressed him, saying that he man OF sufficient
intelligence to appreciate the position into which he
brought by the violation OF the law. He himself
felt it to be his duty to discriminate between various
classes of this offence and therefore had examined this
with He found that the obscene pamphlet
had not been distributed with view to profit
arising from its sale, but with view to obtain
practice result OF its circulation. Under the
circumstances, the Doctors patients might
suller il he imprisoned, and as rmany per-
had called to HIM with regard TO tho case ho
would sentence him under the fourth count to fine OF
So, 800, and would suspend sentence under the first
count, under which no liable 10 ton years. i'm
prisonment Tho prisoner handed up long statement
to the Court supposed to he IN cxOneratOn of hts acts
or explanatory OF the motives actuatng Ism in dis
trbutIng the offensive pamphlct which, he alleged,
not intended by him To secure pecuniary bcnchts
to himself, but TO be of service to humanity. The
Judge in court parance took the document, but re-
served his opinion thereon.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBKRs.
BY Judge wcstbrook.
Denwith vs. Budke, &c.-Motion denied
Dowley VS.. The Western Union Telegraph Company
Notion granted
Audenried VS. Litchncld. Order granted.
stubben vs. SchroT Has notice been given TO the
other side?
Eleonoro Bowles VS.. William BowIcs.--Dccree OF
divorce granted TO the plantn.
In the matter OF the application OF CadwelL-Am-
davits not iu enough,
In the matter OF Preston, &c--Refuscd
SUPREME COURT -CIRcUir-PART 2.
BY Judge Van Worst
Boergold VS.. PuchIa Motion for a new trial denied
SUPERIOR coUKT-sPECIAL TRRM.
BY Judge Curtis
Flanagan vs.. Connor, &c Bramson Connor &c. I;
Hayden ct al va Coleman n--Undertakings approved.
Meath va FELTON, Ell al and Blanchard vs. Decry-
Plaintiffs complaints dismissed.
Colin We. Scott OF al and Barley Vs. Baroey-Refor-
eDcc ordered.
DaIls W. Leo VS.. Adeia A. Icc.--Rsport OF referee
Confirmed Lin ted divorce granted to plaintiff
Richards vs. Gould ct al Motion denied
Macintosh Cass. Order for Commission.
The National Park Bank OF New York VS. Bucking-
Order amending decree.
whelin vs. The Third Avenue Railroad Company
Order for Judgment dlsmissng complaint with costs Of
demurrer and costs OF action TO defendant
DearIng VS.. Christie; Graham vs. Livermoro ct al
and Walker VS. Isaacs Orders granted.
BY Judge Sedgwck.
Hauset va Vilmar OF al-Order settled
COMMON PLEAs--spEcIAL TERM
By Judge Van Hocscn.
Benson VS.. Schaucupp.-Mo,on denied, without
rosts. See memorandum.
Williams VS.. Briton.-Moton denied.
Burke VS.. Gardner-Molion denied See mcmoran-
iunL
wygand VS.. Rice. .--Taxation Of clerk affirmed
,lendenning VS.. Rank.--Motion granted on terms
Zee memorandum
by Judge Van BrunI
Ross VS.. Tho Rcsom Mutual Life Insurance Company
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
MRS. JUDGE McuNN's CONTEMPT.

The widow of the late Judge McCunn, instead Of en-
loyng the and comfort which her late husband
Intended TO secure to her by hts property seems to
have acquired thereby only inheritance Of trouble,
pecuniary embarrassment and annoying litigation.
Last week she before Judge Goepp, in tho Marine
Court, motion TO punish her for contempt, in not
having appeared to be examined under oath in obedi-
order that effect Tho result OF that mat
ter was that sho fined $780, to be paid In thirty
days. and the ordered to proceed days
subsequently. On the adjourned day she again
Judge Goepp another motion to punish her for con-
tempt for tnat appearance. HGr excuse was that
she ala not clearly understand tho matter and had
been iniormcd that she need not attend. The Court
her tor tue contempt, but ordered that she
pay $40 Of the notion and proceed at once with
the examination The Court also appointed Spencer G.
Muslin receiver in the case. The judgment in
which these proceedings were had is for about 5000
The Court ALSO motion OF counsel in case in which
another small judgment had been obtancd against her.
granted another order for Mrs McCunns examination
N supplementary proceedings
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION

A meeting of the Board OF Education OF Brooklyn
held yesterday afternoon. at tho Headquarters OF
the Board, in Red Hook lano. As there was to be a
reorganization Of tho Board and election OF officers
considerable interest manifested In tho pro.
cecdings. Tho chair wns occupied by Mr. c. j. Whit
lock, the President The candidates Ior the position
Of super. .ntendent OF Public Schools wore Mr. Thomas
w. FIELD, the present incumbent, Mr..
Buckley, the present Assistant superintendent and
Professor Horace b. Sprague Mr. Field was elected by
q majority Of seven votes over Mr. Buckley. His
election not made unanimous Mr.. G. J. Whit.
lock reelected president, there being opposi-
ton Tho Committee on Salaries reported In favor OF
paying the present salaries Upon a motion adopt
the report OF the committee there was considerable
debate. The report was finally adopted without
alteration.
A resolution was offered providing for the appoint
ment OF n second assistant superintendent This
was referred TO joint committee 10 report upon.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho following subscriptions were yesterday received
by the Mayor Tor asstng destitute Arabs at present
In Bellevue HospItal:-Pbcps Dodge h Co., $50; r. II.
Perkins, Jr., s25; X. Morrison, %; D. C. Calvin IS;
r. p. Macy, IS. Mayor wIckbam has also subscribed
s2a.
George J. Smith has been appointed City Marshal
in place OF Daniel Gillespie, resigned.
No meeting OF tho Board OF Apportionmcnt was held
yesterday The attaches Of the Court OF General ses
sons Part have not yet received their salaries, and
they anxiousy waiting for tho action OF this Board
IL is necessary 10 pass resolution appropriating
money to meet this expenditure and prompt action is
required delray the legal demands OF the suffering
officials
The Tammany Hall Gencral Committee will meet at
the Wgwam tomorrow evening Arrangements will
then be perfected for the Tden ratification meeting Of
tho 25th lust
The New York herald., 1876-07-12

ct al Order vacated 40 10 Forbes and McAdam. Mo-
ton 10 vacate denied TO the parties defendant, with
costs IN each case.
Cleary VS. Brewster.-Moton granted, with $40
costs.
The POTTER and stymus Manufacturing Company VS.
Smith-Motion granted, with $40 costs.
Amsdell vs. Garde.-Moti0n granted upon payment
OF $40 costs Of this motion.
MARINE COURT -CBAMBERs.
BY Judge Goepp
Meyers Matthew'S to open default
granted on payment Of So costs.
Crawley w. Gedney; Lyons We sulzcr Bonds ap-
proved.
Sommerich vs. Stone-Motion denied, with $40
costs.
Blake vs. STANDARDIZATION to vacate order OF arrest
denied
Clark vs. McCunn.-Spencer G. Muslin appointed
ceiver
SWIM vs.. Crossman.-william T. Farnhawk appointed
referee.
Kahn Kahn.--Commission ordered
Clark VS.. McCunn.-Order directing payment OF costs
on contempt.
Wright VS. Lyles-Ordcr directing defendant to pay
over amount, with costs.
Mayo vs. Bryan.-Motion granted.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
ONE OF THE JAY GOULD SUITS.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The argument ON the motion to quash the indict-
ments in the OF Philip Rowegonc and julius Slug
lcch charged with alleged Custom House frauds which
to have been heard yesterday, was postponed till
;he 18th September next
The examination OF A. B. Cornell, Vice President Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company in supple
meuiary proceedings was filed yesterday in the Su-
pcror Court. The examination was IN suit brought
by the First National Bank OF Brandon, W., IN which
Judgment 81 $50 rs obtained against Mr.. Cor
nell The examination showed that aside from his
salary Mr. Cornell has but little property other than
low paying stocks Mr.. George b. Prescott was ap-
pointed receiver OF his property
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
NEW YORK STATE LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.

The affairs OF the Now York State Loan and Trust
Company, now In the hands Of the Central Trust Com
pany OF New York receiver, are stn without any
chance Of immediate final settlement. The dcposors
have been all paid and the stockholders await
ing tho result OF number OF suits pending In the
courts and Tor other payments before beginning to
think OF dividend According to present appearances
the affairs Of the company will not be hnslly closed tins
WAR
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
DIVORCE SUIT.

Tho divorce salt OF Rebccca E. Phbrook Henry
B. Philbrook dismissed by General John II. Bcr.
gen, referee, in Supreme Court Brooklyn The order
recognition was issued Monday, by Judge Joseph T.
Barnard. a motion OF plaintiff for custody OF chill
dren Denied.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

On Monday afternoon gang of rowdies, including
several from this city, went over TO Guttenburg N.
where they purchased keg lager and rolled IL into the
tho residence Of the lato Mr. d. s. Gregory
After time tho became intoxicated and quarrel
some At this stato OF affairs Thomas Whalcn, who
resides al West New York. near Guttenburg, became
involved In a QUARREL when his assailant tung big
piece OF stone at him and fractured his skull Warrants
OF arrest were issued yesterday, and several arrests
arc expected 70 take place shortly
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
INDIsCREET CURIOSITY.

Miss Fanny Davenport, for two weeks past, has been
annoyed by number OF young boys who gathered on
she'd overlooking her room, and constantly cried
OUT "How is them blue and white stockingss" On
Monday night two Of these ungaant youths Frederick
Herbert and John Finnegan, employed in a jewelry
factory adjoining the theatre were captured AZ the
examination before Justice Duffy at the Washington
Place Police Court yesterday afternoon evidence
given 10 the annoyance Of the lady members of the
company. Justice Duty rclcascd tho prisoners on
their own recognizaucc to keep tho Ieacs Tor six
mr. ha
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
NOT PROVEN.

Rosalic Rebecca McGonigle, a canvasscr Of patent
articles, was aragned the Court Of Special Sessions
yesterday, before Justices Bixby. Duny and wheeler
charged with the larceny OF . pocketbook containing
$l' IRON one OF the boardcrs In the 'Young LADIES'
Christian Home No. 26 Bond street The evidence
not conclusIye and the defendant was discharged
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
COOL, DESPITE THE HEAT.

John Knowles, painter, OF No. 50 Allen street, was
brought before Justice wandell at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday afternoon charged with entering the
ot Messrs. Pomeroy Il Plummcr, at No 90 Leon
ard street, the forenoon and stealing piece Of cloth
valued at $42 Mr. Pummer caught him leaving the
promises with the property IN his possession He
arrested by Onccr Parker Of the Filth precinct aud
committed Tor trial in default OF $1,000 bail
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
NEW MINING COMPANY.

Tho certificate OF incorporation OF the consolidated
Silver Mining Company, of Msne," nled in the
County Clerks Office yesterday. The company is
organized for the purpose OF mining, reducing ores,
and for the purchase, working and sale OF min :
ing property The capital Of tho company Is de-
csred TO he 81 900 0O0 10 be divided into 900 shares
OF 500 each. Mcssrs. Willis Gaylord Charles V. Waro
and r. \ pabcock are the corporatora
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE LAW OF ATTACHMENT.

Solomon Sommcrch and Joseph Sommerch sold
goods Fannie Stone to the amount OF S9S 60 which
she failed pay. Plaintiffs then commenced a suit
against her to recover the amount and obtained an
attachment against her property ON the ground that
she about to dispose OF it, with intent to dcraud
her creditors. Yesterday before Judgc Goepp, in
half of defendant vacate the order of attachment
The motion opposed by Messrs Kurzman and
Yeaman on aiidayls to The effect that at the time
N making tho purchase from plaintiffs defendant
represented the OF her Indebtedness Others;
that she had Withdrawn $4,000 from tho savings
bank within the past few days and now holds IL IN her
debts and that she about dsposng OF her property,
with the fraudulent intent. The Court refused 10
racatc tho attachment
ONE OF THE JAY GOULD SUITS.
In the suit OF Isaac N. Bussngsr Jay Gould Tor
$4,000 damages, for his failure to fulnl OF tho
Black Friday contracts, judgment for the defendant
upon plaintiffs failure TO appear was heretofore
granted by Judge Donohue, with costs and $3.50 allow
Judge wesbrook yesterday, on the affidavit Of
pla ntn, issued order directing dcfendcnt Could
TO show cause why the judgment should not be va
Gated and set aside the ground that piantiu has
procured tue evidence necessary to prove the contract
within the statute Of frauds; why the order Tor such
allowance should not be set aside the ground that
the Court had power 10 make II and that II was
made without notice to plaintin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Store for Renl..AsmER Cook.

Store fOr Rcnl..AsHER Cook. 6
-Lcndels, at lIILLABRAHD's.
-Cranberrics, at lIILLABRAND's.
-Mince Meat, at IIILLABRAND's.
Fresh Celery, at IIILLABnAND's.
Apple Batter, at IIILLABRAND's.
Imported Noodles, at IIILLABRASD's'
SILT AMI fresh fish, at IIILLABRASD's.
Rest fifty cent Tea, at HILLABRAND's.
Potatoes by the Car Load, at IIILLA-
BRANDS.
Tub AMI Canned Oysters, at IIILLA-
-Carnc Fruit by the Case, at IIILLA-
BRANDS.
The trial of NOZZLE commenced on
Wednesday.
-Turnirs at twcnty cents per Bushel, at
lIILLABRAND's.
The roads and river are substantially
frozen.
Go to IITLLABRAND's, the Popular
Grocery, for your family supplies. They
sell cheap for cIsh. Free delivery to all
parts of the world
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
TIE oLD PARsoNAGE,


silence reigns over the parsonage,
Moss Rr, WIS over tie stone,
Which marshals tie rustic doorway
Deserted, haunted and alonc.
Neglected the roses run wildly
Over the pillan so Rreyi
NV moulded and rotten tbs lattice
That kept out the suns lurid ray.
The whippoorwil walls DER the ruins,
That wears Ger the parsonage bring
While millions of criekets their caruls
Mid the crevices now blithly sing.
The owl hoois law IN the cha mbers,
The bat holds ever his sway,
The wasp and bses In the timbers
Are ad ling new treasures each day.
The gentle old parson lies sleeping,
The er'y house knows him no more;
Hs grav, 81 the bright slipping hillside
Where daises dnth cover l. o'er;
While Time, with swift sweeping fingers,
Decay Aings over II all,
Aud traces of old mcm"ies linger,
Enclosed bv a firm golden thrall.
Sourn ToLEDo, Feb. 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
DEATH OF A TRAMP.
On, Attempts to Outrage a Huron County
Mans Wifs, ani is Shot AMI Mortally
Wounled by Her.

Week before last, tramp-the same
who was locked up in our Jail on Monday
night of last week, on u charge of drunk
eness and disorlerly conduct-called at the
house of Frank Wheeler, who lives some
two or three miles east Of this place, near
the railroad, an asked for a cup Of hot
cnlIee and good meal. Mrs. Wheeler pre-
pared a good meal for him, which he ate,
and then discovering that the lady was
alone he inSulted her and ATTEMPTED To
outrage her, but was prevented by her get
ting hold OF shot gun and ordering him off.
lie at first refused to go and told her she
dared not shoot; but when he started to-
wards her the second time she shot at him,
the load taking effect in his thigh. lie
then ran ont to the railroad, and in a few
moments another tramp came to the house
and asked for some rags u tie up the in
iurcd mans wounds. She supplied the
necessary bandages and heard nothing
more of the trlmps for sIne time after.
On Friday last she was again left alone,
and while near the sm Ike hOus, attending
TO some work, she saw the two tramps
coming toward her again anl ran towarl
the houSe. One OF tine tellows--the same
she had previously wounded --ealle'l to her
10 stop and at the sam tim fired revolver
at her. She, however, escaped 10 the honse
and locked the door before thoy could gain
An entrance. The fellows went to the win
dow, raised It and were ahont Ia ontor the
house when Mrs. Wheeler again got the
shot gun and told them to stay out or she
would shoot. "Shoot and I've -~sl,' was
the answer given and one of them-ihe
one previously wo,Ialed-b,ing half way
in at the window, she did shant, the load
taking effect in tho arm and shoulder.
The other tramp picked him up aud car.
ried him to the woods near by, where he
left him whlleh he went to Norwalk fur a ply
sieian. The wounded man was taken to Nor
walk, when it was found noccssary to am,
nutate his arm His wound was 40 serious,
however, that 1t was found impossible ia
save his lif' AMI on Saturday he hreathcd
hk lAh,-M)ar1,rM Spectator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
An ESSnY on Girl.

Girl is.yery nice! Everybody who has
not the misfortune to I've girl will allow
this. Nice girl will allow it nlso as far as
itself is concerned. Strange girl is obiec-
tionabe in the eyes II girl generally.
Powder improves girl sometimes, but il
seldom finds this oat until it is augscs ted
To it by ono Of experience.
Healthy girl costs its p,rents less money
iur doctors bills, but persons who write ro-
mantle tales for circulating libraries choose
unhealthy AMI ptsty faced girl to write
about swooning kind preferred.
Lltcly bought sixpenny worth Of pen
NY illustrated journals and found therein
ten pictures Illustrative OF girl in a swoom.
ing state. hope ii was all real, or els
there ought to have been smpcking all
round.
II w're not by think I should lik,
to he girl. It's b'st fun to be hoy when
there's plenty Of girl about.-Ju,ly.
"IIow simple, yet how touching"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
croot wo.toru Nurscr,cs-NIe.s

Great Western Nurseries. Messrs.
G. H.WATERDURY and JAMES CAvANAUdH,
agents for the above Nurseries, are can
vassing Wood county at present, taking or
ders for fruit and shrubs Of all descriptions.
These Nurseries are located about one mile
this side of Toledo, and bears n good rcpu-
tation for fair dealing and the excellent
quality Of their stock. We often wonder
why it is that people will send away for
fruit trees, shrubs, &C., when they can get
ma good variety Mt home, at less cost, and
that which is accllmated and surer to grow.
The gentlemen representing these Nurse
res arc reliable, and we trust they will
meet with good success
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
Won MnYe 10 ExcMsr

Have yoa any excuse for suffering with DyS-
pepsiaor Liver CnmpaintP Is there any rea-
sou Why you should go IN from day TO day
complaining with Sour Siomaeh, Sick Head
ache, Ilahilaal oosiivencss, Palpllaiion nf ih.
llsari, Heart burn. WRtcr-brash. Gnawing and
bnrHiRg paiRa at the l,i1 If the Stomaeh, Vel
law Skin, Onaled ronPNe aaa disaRTeeable taste
Ia the NnAlh, Coming mp of fo0d aner eating
Low spirits. &o. MI Il ia posiiiTsly your owU
(auh IL you d.. 0ltO your DruRgial, A, r.
Gu ANPSEY aud get Bottle of GRsEHs Az
aVsr FL0wk1 for rs cents, your cure Is certain
hut u you doubt this, get a sample Hostile h'
10 cents aud try IL, Two dOses will relieve
y"u.