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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
Republican County Ticket.
THE SITUATION.

It is with deep regret that we feel cal cd
upon to withhold one name from the Re.
publican Senatorial Ticket--that of Mr..
EARL w. MERRY--until such time Ms a
satisfactory explanation shall lie given, by
those who paced themselves in position
to be abe to explain, that Mr.. MERRY was
duly and honorably nominated.
We call for this explanation in behalf Of
the Republican party Of the district, Of
Wood county, and especial y the constlu-
ents of fourteen de cgntca from Wood conn
ty who, it is claimed at no time authoriz, d
their vote to be counted for Mr.. Merry.
We pub ish in another column some re-
marks from the Toledo Ereniag Bee con
corning the manner in which this nomi :
ntion was made, which we be ieve TO be
substantially correct, and it is only from
this conviction that we base our action.
Let US have an explanation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

The Bee, however, has no fault to find
with this, as any county had legitimate
right 10 change its vote as it chose before
the result was announced. But there was
something behind all ths,and the Be, leaves
the reader to call the act what he chooses,
after this fact is stated The information
is reliable, that fourteen votes of the Wood
county delegation were cast for Mr.. Car
lin. In reality, Mr.. Merry received bu: 27
from Wood county, and the footing should
have been, Brown 1877 ,Carlin l04, Merry 93
But most singular of all is the fact that not
one of the Wood county delegates who
voted for Carlin had tho courage TO pr o.
test against being thus swindled out of his
vote. II will be remembered by those
present, that the vote was not read by
counties, when first announced. The total
result alone was given, and it was not until
some time afterwards that the detailed vote
was read. Several Of the delegates alter
wards expressed the most intense disgust
at this despicable piece of manipulation
to use no harsher term-by which they
had been deprived of their votes. 1t was
an inexcusable piece of work in its incep-
tion and its accomplishment, and will
have its legitimate result with the people.
Toledo Euening Bee,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
rMLHTFF'S SALE.


&c rye II. DePew, 10 w.ol county,o..
VS.. Court nf
John II. Rheinrrank. ct all Co nmon Pleas.
BY virtue Of an orler " sale, issued in the
above entitled canse. bv tine Clerk of the Court
of Im,nnn Pleas, Of WOOL county, Ohio, aud
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue at The front door Of tho
Court House, IN Bowling Green, IN
Tuesday, Oetober ed, 1877,
Between 10 and II o'clock forenoon. or said
day, the following described real estate. to-
wit F.:
Twenty -ons (2t) feet off Tho south end Of
ln-lot three hundred and eightY.six (3sSl in
the Village of PsrTvShurg, Wood county, Ohio,
said twentv-one t2l feet IN be taken from the
end adjoining Second street. and Sixty.six (66)
feet on Second street. aud twentysOne (2l) feet
on Louisiana avenue.
Appraised at $500.
Also. certain piece out or the southwest cor .
ner Of ln.ot number fur hunlr5l aud seven
(40T) as recorded in the official plat Of said
Village of PerrysbuIg. commencing at the
southwest corner Of said In lnt; thence east
along the north side Of Second street thirty
three 1887 feet : thence north parallel with the
west line Of said lot twenty -nne (2ll feet !;
thence west parallel with Second street thirty
three 1887 feet thence sontl on the west line
of said lot twent y-ope (2l) feet, To the place OF
beginning.
Appraised at s2OO. Terms of sale Cash.
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
EoKERr & HARRIEaToN, Plhfs Au'vs.
Aug 80, 1871. 2Oe$l2 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

The Sentinel did its utmost to distract
and divide the Republican party Of this
county prior to the meeting Of the Con-
vention, but its course was heartily con.
demned by every intelligent Republican
in the county. A few fanatics on the
county seat question were doubtless in
dueed TO oppose the nomination of Mr..
YoUNo for Clerk, and perhaps his defeat
was due to that cause. 1t was a stab at
the party, and is generally viewed in that
light
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

Before this vote was announced, however,
the Merry minipulators from Wood saw
the situation and Withdrew their vote and
after considerable consultation and not Il
little King aud manipulation, managed
to draw l7t votes from Carlin and tack
them on to Browns vote, increasing it to
lS7, AMI reducing the vote OF Clrlin to 90.
This, however, did not increase the vote of
Merry, who had five votes less than mat
jnrity of the whole vote of the Convention.
But Henry county had cast - votes blank,
an she was induced to Withdraw tins vote,
which she did, and changed it to 10 votes
for Merry, thus giving that gentleman l07,
and McsSrs. Brown and Merry were there
vi by which they were thus declared, then
stood as follows;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
DIRTY WORK.

The Bee has frequently heard, during its
brief political experience, of political trick
cry or theft party manipulation or knov-
cry, but the proceeding in the Republican
Convention Of yesterday, by which NJ. Earl
w. Merry, of Wood county was foisted up
on the Republicans Of tho Thirty.third
Senatorial District as their candidate for
Senator, was one Of the shdbbicst pieces of
cliicancry that has lately been perpetratod
in what purported to be a respectable con-
vention of a great political party. Hon.
Parlec Carlin, of Hancock, and Mr.. Still
man Brown, Of Lncas, were fairly and
squarely nominated ms the candidates for
Senators, and this is the vote by which it
Arna ncrnmnli shc1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

The man who will deliberately sell his
friends, or his principles, for the promise
Of an Office, generally finds the purchaser
unable to deliver the article bought at the
time specified. The people are very slow
about ratifying contracts Of that character
never feeling quite safe in entrusting their
interests to the hands Of men who make
merchandise of political principles and
personal friendships,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
ohio state Fa11.

will take place at COLUMBUS. September
10th TO l4ih. Railroads terminating IN Column
bus will carry exhibitors freight free, aud Wis
iiors at excursion or reduced rates. Over
81 900 are offered in premiums In the several
departments of productive industry. The
for trntters three years old. For further par.
ticnlars or premium lists, address JAS. y.
JAMIsoN, CadiE, Ohio, or JEo. II. KIPPAur,
Columbus, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
GAO ACRES FOR $500.

TF yOu want to buy Texas Land Scrip. call
L npon iha undersigned who Is agent for II.
Or, II YOU desire to join Texas Colony, you
can subscribe far the stock with the undeI-
signed, in shares Of 800, and pay when the
colony gets ready to take their departure.
Z. A. HIGGINS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

That the committee heretofore appointed by
the Commissioners Of Wnnd county, Ohio, to
Rpporlipn 10 the lands benefited bv l. eating and
improving the rollnwing described road, com
mencing at point in the village Of PerTrsbuig
where Grassy Creek or 'sses Louisiana A gsnue
th'nce running snuIheIlv along Ii usiana Ave
nue. aud the McCuichenville Road To the south
line of Perrysburg township, Wood county
Ohio; have viewed the premises and made their
report, Nhch is nOw on Gle in the Anditor's
office and may be examined a. any time by
parties interested.
Said report win be before the Commissioner
Of said county for hearing and fnal action, al
said Auditors Office, al ten o'clock In the fore
noon, on
Monday, October Ist, 1877,
and on said day said Commissioners will con
firm the report Of said committee II no excep-
Iinns thereto iu writing shall have been preri
uusly filed IN said Amditor's office.
S. CASE. County Auditor.
AUDITORs' OFFICE. WooD Co. o.,
Bowling Green, Aug. 2lst, 1871 1858 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
+ EGAL NOTICE

l EGA L. NOTlCE.-
William Kelley, II alive, of the State Of CAL
ifnrnia, aud if dead. the unknown heirs Of said
William Kelley will take notice that Rormer h
Stern Bros, did ON the 26th day Of July, 1877,
file their petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within aud for he county of Wond, in the State
OF Ohio, against Gilbert Beach, n. Cortielia
Beach. William Kelley aud others. setting forth
that the said Gilbert Beach executed a mort
gage to the said ROemer Stern Bros O., IN In
Lot No. 535 Of the village Of PerrysLurg, in
aid courty of Wood, to secure the pa y ment of
$437 rs according TO q certain nOte referred to
in said mortgage. INV
The said William Kelley, or in case NJ his
death, his unknown heirs, are hereby notified
and required to appear and answer said p0litioB
ou or before the Sd Saturday after the 3ist day
Of August, 1877.
The PRAYER VI said petition Is that said Gil
bert Beach may pay SAID sum of s437 2S with
interest at per cent. from April 23d, 1877, OF
the said premises sold to pay the same.
ROEMER Il STERN BROS.
F. 4 d. X. HoLLEEBEcK, Attys. 1880 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
AT A BARGAIN.

A N OUT-LOT, 4 acres, with house, we'll,
"A fruit treeS, and oiher improvements, may
bo bought at bargain.
E.A. HIGGINS, Real Estate Agenl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
j. W. HALuTDAY, s....,.,;..
A. W RUDULPH, S''"'
..sssa nptnrxanAu

Following is the tabular statement Of
each ballot for the several candidates, omit
ting fractions except where they amount to
! or more, in which case they are given as
whole number
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

Convention, and that a majority of all
votes cust shall be necessary 10 nominate.
ID. The ballots in this Convention shall
be npportioned among the townships as
follows: Each township will be enli4led
to one vote to every ten cast for President
Hayes and one for every fraction Of FIVE or
over MS follows.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
oUT-LoTS FOR SALE.

L HAVE several desirable Out-L for sale
il on exceedingly reasonable terms.
E.A. HIGGINS. Real Estate Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SRERIFF,S SALE.
Ann McGowan, In Wood county, o.,
VS., Cnurt0f

Ann AcG'~an' In ""@H @,,',," county "
Joseph Montgomery. Common Pleas.
BIZ virtue Of a21 pluri1s order Of sale, issued
In the above entitled cause, by the Clerk of the
Cour, of Cummnn Pleas, If W Wood county %. aud
to me directed and delivered, | will offer fr
sale at public venlus, NJ the frdnt door Of the
Court House in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, OctOber2d 1871
Between 10 and IL oclnck fIrenoon, Of said
day, the following described real estate, to-
wit:
Lot known as numb,r three hundred and
twenty-three (323l in the incorporated Village
of Millburv, Wood county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale Cash. Appraised at $500.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
PRIcE 4 Macintosh, Pl'ths Att'vs.
Aug. 80, 1877. 21eS7 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
Improvemed Road No. g.

NOTICE is hereby given to Elizabeth Yea
IN ger, Nicholas Weick, Executors Estate Of
W.V.Wav. Nicholas Emch, Charles Kreps, John
Snyder, F. T. Pennvwell, William Walter,
John Osberg, Samuel Farmer, Buckley John
son, II. G. Lawrence. II. Neiierh0use, u.
Klngler. Peter Weick, John Barton. William
Barton, n. Carpenter, john Arm. JohH Haas,
Fred. Treuschel, j, NJ. Hall, John Shiderer,
John Eberly, George Letherer, Joseph Speck,
John Snyder Adam Kaufman Henry Car
penter, Fidei Restel, Matthias Gekle, Henry
Broka, j. 7. Reither, lrena Duhamel, E. g. II.
Collins, II. Buckhouse, NJ. Aldermott, John
Bower Martin Henry, Christian Spiker, J.
Lewis Raab James Phillips, Frank Sampson,
Tchabod Mead, Alvin Y. Phillips, YpsilAnt
Phillips. William Witzler, George McCreary,
F. Rlab, Irene Thompson, James Frusher,
George r ipDs, john and Joseph SwartZ. James
Callen. Martin liimmer, +. w. Merry, Wygant
HAS Wilhelm Bauer, Geo. b. Kreps, John
Ault, John Schneider, Jacob Il. Mnrelock, John
l.. NJ ,reIock, John A. Mnrelock, JEWS Reiizel.
Frank Haas, John G. Sporl. Joseph Miller,
Christina Vetter, Ann B. Markloff, John Leslie,
Aury Shanar, John A. Dover, Sarah NJ. Byers,
John F. SchradeT, Harnnu Schrader, John
Warns, Angus Llmon, Charles Burkhardt,
George Albert, John Jansen, David Hatcher,
james W. n 'ss, Edgar Sawyer. Daniel Duly,
Frederick W. Budt. Henry Hungary, Henry
Lindem"ver, John Byers, William Brinker,
Henry Grolle, John Tiechler, Caspar Snyder,
Christina Daley, Alexander Bead, Geo! W
Shoemaker, Mary Beard, II. Shoemaker, Wal
lace Shoemaker. ID. j. Shoemaker, I'm
Brinker, Mary A. SpiIker. NJ. G. Jansen. Beh-
reuds Jansen, Jacob lIeminger, Uritta A..
Beard. CYNTHIA $. Vansickle William Higgins,
Joseph Egbert. David Egbert, Eureta Brown
Martin Ault Joseph Ault Magaret Seibeuhaar,
John Seibenhaar John Smith, Herman Kipp,
Henry Brinker, Charles linller, August Gutz-
weller, Frederick ReikPrt. franklin and NJ.
Clague, Rnbcke j. Gerdes. John j. Gerdes. r.
J. Caldwell, Andrew Jameson Lucins Lpdlcy,
Walter Davidson, d. Baird, Sanford Howard,
Enos IItilvile. Jane Stewart Hugh Stew. rt,
David Main, Perry Emmett, Jeanette Stewart,
Robert Fentnn. and 10 the nonresident owners
uf the fnllowlng described lands
Out lot No. 2i6, new survey
Ont lot No. 2I2, new survey ne cor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
LEGAL ADvERIIsEMT's
1SHERIFF's SALE.

U Julius D. BOITss, IN Wood County, o.
Va, Court Of
George Wise, tai. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale, issued IN the
above entitled canse, by the Clerk Of the
Gourtof Common Pleas Of Wood county. Ohio,
and 10 mo directed and delivered, Il will offer for
sale stpubIic vendue, at the front door Of the
Court House in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, September 4thS 1877.
Between II and IL o'clock AM, Of said day,
the efollowing described real estate, to-wit;
The north half OF the east ba Of the north
east quarter Of section number fourteen tI4),
township seven ~ north, range twelve (I2)
east, in Lake township, Wood county, Ohio. ~
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised d at 50, ,O0O.I
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
J. W. CANARY, Pltffs Atty.
August 2, 1877. 16eS7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31
S1IEIEIFF,S SALE.
~ -----
Mcchanics'Savings ABuild-
ing Loan Association,
Va.
Phillip Feldman.
In Wood Co., o.,
Court of
nn,,u,o. Dln..

BY virtue Of rplures order OF sale, issued in tho
above entitled cause by the Clerk oftbe Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, and to
me directed aud delivered, | win offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door Of the Court
House in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, September 4Ih, 1877,
Between II and IL o'clock A. N, Of said day the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The south halfOfIhe north half nf the SOUTH
east quarter of section twenty-five t25), town
ship three t3) OF the United States Reserve Of
twelve l2) miles square, Rt the foot Of the
Rapids fthe Miami Of Lake Erie, containing
forty (40) acres Of land. situated In the County
Of Wood and State of Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at 80, ,2O0
0RRIN HENRY Sheriff.
I'll. MoDoSNsLL, Pltfis Atty.
August 2, 1877. l6res 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-12

March 9Th, 1877.
New limo Of CASSIMERES for mon and boys
wear, very cheap.
1000 yards Of FINE IRISH LINEN, in REM
nants, at half price.
Auction lot Of FINE HAMBURG HDGlNG
from 4c up.
KID GLOVES in ell shades; every ra:r guar
anteed.
Also q complete line Of TAILOR" TRIM
MINGS, &c.
y. BENDHEIM, 112 King ST.,
NH 8 Adrg. Ma'ahAll House.
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FANCY GOODS.
=rEN" GOODS AT BERRY'S.

DGL!.Sl DOLL$i from Ct TO So.
iHc undersigned has just returned from tho
North : ith full line Of Holiday Goods, Goa
..ling Of: Wax and China Dolls, Doll Heads,
Holies, e.. Rocking Horses, SIeighs, Wagons
frees, Pocket Books, Motto Frames, Toilet
Sc!., Vases, Cups and Saucora, Card Baskets
and Las"s, Scrap Books, Bohemian Ware in
.r"a rad beautiful designs Parlor Croque! Sots,
Fog Bureaus, Trunks and Work Boxes. his
s,ocI; of the above goods has been carefully So
Iocei. and will hn sold NJ tho lowest cash prices
doe II &. &. BERRY, II King st.
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A "POWERFUL CONDUCEMENT' DECLINED.
Anderson, one Of the Hausmanu Is. C.) mur-
dcrcrs, who is to be huug ou the 10th of this
month, sent for his father the other day and
made proposition to the old gray haired mau,
now vergug on seventy years Of age. The son
told the old man that be was young. and didn't
care Just yet to "shuifl off this mortal coil.
After explaining to the old uan that he was old
aud had but lew years to llVe he offered him
$3.50 and his mule" if he would hang in his
place. The old man hesi,atcd mouent and
scratched his head. The son, thinking he was
about to take him up, added an additional S ~
by way Of clucher. Tie Old man, 10 the
meantime, had collected his senses, rot control
Of his tongue, and informed his anxious young
hopeful dat de mule anl De money was
po%triul c0nduccment, but dis Old nigger
'scapYd The rope dis lar, and he couldn't SEQ
less uow Dc mule or lc grceuGack gwinc to help
him any aricr he done dead. lie was open to
conviction, but somcho" be "coudo't see 1t
jess yit.
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9letanoria 6a}&tt&,
MONDAY, MARCH.l2, 1877.

DEATH OF A BRIDE.-The Greensboro IN.
C.) New North State gives the following ac-
count of remarkably sudden death, recently
briefly alluded to in our kilograms: "A very
sad occurrence took place at ThomasVllle on
Thursday, Feb. %. The friends and relatives
assembled at the residerc, of the bride to Wit.
ness the marriage ceremony of Mr.. William d.
Thomas aod Mrs. Sarah G.. ForDey. The hour
appointed for the soemnzation of the service
was o'clock p. NJ. A minute or two before
the time, the bridegroom arrived and stepped
into the adjoining room from where the friends
were gathered, and wishing to have the ties pro.
pounced at the appointed time, he asked the bride
if she was ready. She responded Yes, and i'm.
mediately suited the action to the word by rls.
log to her feet, laying aside the extra wrap
ping from her shoulders, aud taking the arm
of her ineuded husband. Without another
word or moments delay they stepped out on
the hoor when Rev. John W. Lewis began
tho service. Before he had repeated moro than
two sentences the bride gave way, and 10 a
moment lay upon the lJor 10 d state Of 10.
consciousness. She was conveyed to bed,
where she remained in that slate for TWO hours,
when her spirit responded to the summons OF
death. DIR. Thomas was present and witnessed
the circumstance from the beginning to the last.
His version is that it was a tantlng spell oc.
casioneu from recent illness, aud the fall UPON
the floor produced coDcussion OF the brain. She
vas buried at Fair Grove on the 18th.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORs
AND DOMESTIC FANCY
4

EMpORTED AND DOMESTIC Fanny
I GROCERIES.
We have lust received full line Of the above
mentioned goods, embracing the bost and most
popular brands known to tho trade. we men
ton in psrt: Cross s. B!sckwelps Pickles, Lea
s. Pcrrins' Sauce. Compressed Beef Cu?rle
Powder, ro!tod Meats, Lobster, Salmon, Sar,
dimes, Olives. Capcrs. French Prepared ana
American Mue!ards, Colman's English ,do;;,
Canton Ginger, Pineapple Cheese, Olive Oli al!
sizes, Banner brand Tomatoes. Portland Sweet
Corn Win3ow's snd SLablcr's Do, GurTSnt
Jelly in glass, etc We ask the trado TO eXsn!'
inc our stock beforo purcf asing, teoling conl'
dent that, ss to price, quality and assortment
wo can please any one, w
CEN. McBURNEE & SON,
feb IS liG and 40 Eing street.
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A MERITED COMPLIMENT. OF Mrs. Grant
Washington letter writer says mo father
ever had 80 loving daughter as Mr.. Deo; no
husband has ever been blessed with more un-
selfish. devoted wife. and no cbildreo loved by
mother whose virtues shonc more coDsplcu-
Gus than hers. Her domestic affairs have been
under her immediate supervision. Three
fourths Of her costumes were made in the house.
There has been every comfort necessary for the
complete happiness Of the family religlousIy
furnished, but no extravaganza. tolerated; and
that she has bcep to domesicS good mistress
is proved by the fact ut the same set having
remained with her during these niue years.
The White House will ueed large sums of mon
ey expended on it to makeit habitablc. During
Mrs. Graut's residence there she made the
rooms attractive aud homr-Iike, Tor she is a
woman blessed with artistic tastes aud sur
rounded herself with paintings, tronzss, and
various articles of vertu, all of which, as they
were purchased with mcaus from her private
purse, will Of course, be packed up aud re.
moved. The carpets have been turned and
picccd and patched uniI it is difficult to be.
Iicve they were originally rag carpets
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NE ROBERTSON, - south Eutaw Street
; baltimore, Nd, from long experience IN
IjD.p.sl and Spccisi Practice, will guarantee
'uc, IN al! Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
,.,ry,y.s aud Orgenic Weakness, General Do
h;Iiir, Inipoteacy, Gloss Of sexual power) EX-
:,i ",l:.on NIX sai ali bad effects arising from early
.r';i.cretions and abuses. Also all Female Com
n.j,.ts. Diseases recently contracted positively
ryral in i 10 10 days. DR.. H., endorsed by the
,s,aing physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
h9n,rSb.o and scientific treatment to al placing
,;-I"t;v confidential. Can bo consulted in Wash
.5rton every Wednesday and Saturday, from :;
"a = y. NJ, S: his office, 92l D ST., between 9th
y7d 'lI:a Cali or write enclosing stsmp iof
HI,'ir feb I3-ly
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essa'gs.sksD T.. aSiaUssH7
~ . 4 1
= /. \ L 4 j. y - :! ! l. i
issc. y. ~ isUSF

Has rc1n0Tod his OllCt to TIC
.DHr!IEAST CORN EE OF PRINCE AM
NASuiNGTnH SrEEhi%
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lAK. B. +. JONES, - n. Cs!vort ST., Eatl.
~ more, Md, makes ~ specially aud gusrat!.
,rva Spcody and Certain Ruliot IN all Diseases
IL! Irregularities incilouL to Fomsles also i'll
l0potr:.cy, Sterilty, tspcrinatorshcaa, Structure,
;irlyc and all other Dlseasos Of tho Genorativo
,)rgans of either sox sop
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a CARD. circumstances rendering Ii de-
"A sirablo tLnt sho;ili locate il Baltimore, |
,.,ye ,raas!crre4 my DENTAL PRACTlNE 10
tiaxgndria t. Dir. d. n RUST. 10 has been
-: - rlsny years associated ":i -" e. to need
40 introduction or endorsement, his sEl!!. ability
and reputation for honesty &nd high Integrity
Dcias we'll known. cordially common1 hi!l
-, the favor ?ny friends and patients, as well
.ar,hy ci .he po.iti"n l.. WEich he succeeds, snd
~. pcsk iu. hii til ,.:act2u %i!h which, IL; So
.uRE ! have boon favored.
JAMES L. liOENkf9