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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-04
DIR. HULLTSPATENT TRUSS.

F5yHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from u
II Hull, complete assortment OF the genuine HULL =
TRUSS adapted for every variety OF Rupture, ana suit
able for all ages and sizes.
From mere than thousand Physicians and surgeons
who have given decided preference 10 this instrument
over all other in use, Dr. Hull will select a few names.
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but res
solve tie doubts of the most sceptieal in
New York City-Vaentinc Mott, VI. d., Geo Buste
NJ D. Alexander II. Stevens, NJ. D., David liosack, M
d.. William Rarros M. D., Cyrus Perkins, Nj. D., Gnz
bert Smith, NJ D., Samuel Ackeny, NJ. ID.
Albany--Jonathan Fights, M. d., Townsend, Nj. ID.
Iitiea-John Mccall, NJ. D., Norton, NJ. ID.
Observation-Disclosures Gibson, b ,rlee, Drake; Nc
CelIan.
Boston-Shurtlif, NJ. D., Ingols, M. d.
Ramore-Proessor Potter, John Buckler Nj. d.
Washington City-Joseph Love, NJ. d., Professor
sewa Surgeon General u. 8. Army, A. s. Hall, nj. ID.
New Havcn-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-El Todd NJ D., late Principal Of the insane
asylum.
plymouth, Mass.--Jas. Thatcher, M. d.
Worcester Mass-Samuei Woodward, NJ ID.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr.. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, CANADA.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Iu's Truss gives notice mat IN con
sequence of tie many imperfect and illegal mutations OF
This Truss sold in this city and elsewhere, he VIII In tu-
re ax his signature every Truss sent from his OF
fee, without this none are genuine. -
For sale wholesale aRd retail, by
G. l.. DUHURS",
Corner of Pratt street and Dugahs wharf
ma Y Lever end of Cen ire Market Space
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HpY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
Id for the city and county of Baltimore notce Is
hereby giyen 10 the creditors of SEBASTIAN F.
STREET'ER, an nsolvcnt debtors that personal dis
charge been granted the said debtor and that the
said creditors are required attend at the office of the
said commissioners in the courthouse, in the city OF
Baltimore the first day of June, at ten O'Clock III the
forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees 10 he app
pointed for their benefit and 10 give all the infoma
6on in their possession to the said commissioners, 10
enable them TO report Baltimore county court agree
ably to act of Assembly, passed at December sGs-
sion 1881 entitled E-an relating to nsolvent debt
os' and that the first day of August next, hath been
fixed for the final hearing in his case before, the said
commissioners.
Dated the l1th day of April in the year 1910.
an IA Iaw:}n ma > leWllw
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NEW YORK md FIFIIlA HIA
RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THRO IN SIX II o UR S.
TTa Trenton, Princeton, New brunswick, Newark,
&c BY continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
Jersey City, opposite the city OF New York, crossing
The Deloware on the Rail Road Bridge at Trenton.
= ,es,.s1 COAMODlOUS STEAM BOAT,
be in readiness at Jersey City 10 con
vey passengers across the liver without
aetention taking the Baggage Crates boar Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot in Philadelphia, Of
Third and Willow streets DAILY, Sundays ezcepted
Morning line at 81 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
U. 5. Mail Pilot Line at 8 7. NJ.
SUNDAY LINE
Morning Line at O'Clock, A. NJ
U. s. Mail Pilot Line at ) 60 PM
SFare in either line, 81 returning the lines leave
New York, at a. NJ, and at Il P NJ
Phiadelphi-, ma ~
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MEOLASsE ESQ hhds Cuba, for sale by
IN je25 JOHN 2. ADAMS, z Bowiy's WIFI,
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order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
. q z -. the civ and county of Baltimore, notice is
-, l"l on m the creditors of lSADORE A. SO
9Est sa insoIvent debtor, that personal discharge
,L been granted to the said DEBTOR and that the SAID
dtors are requred to attend at the Office of the said
Commissioners in the court house, in the city of Bau-
more or the sixth day of April next; at fen o. clock IN
die forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees. TO be
appointed fer their benefit: and 10 give all the informal
on in their possession the said commissioners TO en-
able them to report Baltimore county court, agreed
bly, an of Assembly, passed at December session.
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed Tor
The final hearing in his case before the said commits
1ners. -.
Dated the ID day of March in the year 1910.
NOR Iay,3m an 2g-law7w
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TRAyETLERs REGISTER.

CO 60 e.: ~
RRUNSWICI1 AND FLORIDA LINE.
THROUGH FROM BALTIMORE TO NEW OR
LEANS IN SIX AND A HALF DAYS
e. - ess Co.
yHNTIIS new aud superior Line is opening for use
n csmyiig the Great Florida Mail, formerly sent by
the Great Alligator Route -,
SCHEDULE Beginning the Goth November, al
though several trips are expected 10 be run before that
leave CHARLESTON Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS al A A. NJ connecting always With TIE W IL
MINGTON BOATS. ,,
Arrive at q.4LL.4H.4SSE and .9P.9L.4CHICOL.d,
Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays, ana az !ao1iih
favorable weather 81 days TO MOBILE and days to
NEW ORLEANS (by meeting the Mobile and Sew
Orleans Boats in Mobile Bay.)
P.aSS.4GE and FARE
Charleston 10 Brunswick,
10 Tallahassee, SSo''o
% Apalackicola, ~
Forward Deck TO M0 Sasengers half pce in tie Steam
Boats and S45 through, to take outside se"s ", e
Stages and Meals at the second table "eI In
Passengers taking tickets through ana laueccSlIs
puarIy Wiih the Line subject TO no charge what
er for meals, porterage or any necessary accoHoua
Tho Hotels in brunswick and Tallahassee are in SUI
perior order On the stage Road ito pass which re-
hires but 80 hours,) the oPrleors nave poVided hl
ne Houses under the charge OF well qualified stewards,
m which they can promise comfortable and neatly serv
cd Meals -,
This is desirable for Ladies', and viii he still
more when intended accommodation stage avoiding
night travelling il established.
Two Commodious Coaches can be sent at Il ume the
stages and horses cannot be surpassed on any Line
in the Union The Steamboats,, namely, the 'Savan-
nah and SouthenGr,' on the Atlantic, and the "Cham
pon aud Engston' the Gull, selected as safe sea
Boats but whenever the weather is too stormy off the
oIf p the Atlantic luaTt on the Gull.
will be made by perfectly safe inland passages.
The propretors owning the line throughout VIII be
able to preserve the connections with undoubted Ger
tamty.
This Line connects ON THURSDAYS with the Boats
To St Augustine, aud two trips IN week wlth tie Boats
for ST. Marys Black Creek, &c thus making inns ule
speedisst and best East well as to Middle ana
Hest Florida and Neig Orleans.
Ordinary Baggage taken without charge, ana moder-
ate charges for extra baggage 40
Brunswick, ID November, letS ma 70
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7.EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

- oracy Of die commissioners ofinsnyeat debtors
S ,e city and coSnty OF Baltimore, notice r. 1sN
= zen TO tile creditors of ktlCHAED hletAsah a,5
~ Eovent debtor 1llat personal discharge . nr
Seer granted to the SAID debtor and that ile J o,n
i,ors are required TO attend ts office OF e
ros4sioners in the court honSe, in the cy o. - ~t ore
IN the first day of June next, n ten ho annoin
uoon and nominate trustee or ttliseeai e,;pu i,
ted for their benefit; and give dl inc ~ eDabIe
fkeir possession tie said agrees,sv IN an
n @ a Ise5 70 pssed session @ emf
redng to t Reen ased for the ' ne
Isl usy u aiuss bef3retle said commissioners
Da,ed u the iOtI1 day Of April in the year 1870
ap I4-law3m - 60
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SPERM CANDLfss-Io0 boxes New Bedford
- Sperm Candies of assorted szes--for sale by
SAMUEL POULTNRY
je 20 Lombard, near Light st.
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SPERHE. OIL d CANDLES
- 90 boxes Sperm. CANDIES
20 bbis Winter and Fall OIL For sale by
JOHN p. AEAMS
jels Bowlys wharf.
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FHyEAS-40 half chests fine Y. ii. TEA
- y do do extra fine Gunpowder do
For sale by NORRIS & FAfRBAIRN,
No. Pratt street, between Gay and Frederick.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

February 10, 1897, in opposition to bill
"granting certain quantity of land to the
state of Indiana, for the purpose of aiding
said state in opening canal, to connect the
waters of the Wabash river with those Of
Lake Erie.
February 81, he voted against an appro-
pration for the extension of the Cumber'
land road, and against an appropriation fol
continuing the surveys on the same road.
March /, he voted in opposition TO Ga bill
for the preservation and repair of the Cum
berland road"
No comment upon these facts are neces
sary: the people of the west will draw the
own differences, and act, we trust, in accord
ance with them.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04


Mr.. VAN BUREN AND THE WEsT.--ln
strong contrast with the devotion to the in
terests of the Great West, which has ever
formed part of Gen. Harrison's character,
stands the policy pursued by Mr.. Van Bu-
ren, from his entry into public life, up to his
latest acts. A vindictive enemy of the
venerated Clinton, and an opposer of the
Eric canal-that great work, to which the
whole West is SO much indebted-n ali its
stages; Mr.. Van Buren has never ceased
from throwing his influence in the scale
against every measure intended to add to
Western wealth, or to develope Western
resources. A few of his particular acts
will serve to illustrate the position we have
taken.
In April, 1894, he voted against an act
to procure the necessary plans, surveys and
estimates, upon the subject of roads and
canals.
In May, he voted in opposition to Gan
act to improve the navigation Of the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers"
February, 1926, he voted against "an
act for the continuation of the Cumberland
road"
March 90, 1895, he voted against an ap
preparation for continuing the same road.
May 10, he voted against a bill to gram
a certain quantity of land to the state Of
Illinois, for the purpose of aiding in ope.
ming canal to connect the waters of Hi
nois river, with those of Lake Michigan >
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

INDIAN Relics OF New JBRsEY.--The
Woodbury., Gloucester county, Herald of
the Sd inst. says: "Some men while dig
ging for mari, few days since, on Mr..
Beniaman Colton's farm near Racoon Creek,
in this county, found the skeletons of three
Indians. Some of the bones were in state
of preservation, and some moudered to dust
on being exposed to the air. They were
found two and half feet below the surface
of the ground, and four and half feet
apart. With them were found two pieces
Of gold coin, dated 1866, six rings and three
strinp of beads,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

s17, 116, of which S6, ,45S have been col
Iected, and the remainder must pass
through the regular course of law. The
Auditor declines receiving the tax of five
per cent. on the individuals from the Gran
vile Alexandrian Society and the Washing
ton Social Library Company. He does not
recognize them as banking institutions, and
asked Legislative advice. The new banN
of Gallipolis is subjected to the Auditor
legalknowledge. He has certainly dlscoy,
cred mares nest,-the Legislature VIII
doubtless apply the remedy. E.,
The sale Of School Lands, or Flnanca
System, etc., occupy share ofthe Auditor
attention, and his speculations upon these
subjects close the report. Dayton Jour.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

We had question in mathematics stated
to us on New Years duy; perhaps some of
our readers can answer it; If David
killed Goliah, armed with but one sling. how
many Goliah's could fellow kill who had
taken dozen brandy cocktails"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

We have delayed our paper, in hopes Of
receiving news by mail before publication,
but shall be obliged to go to press without
news which we are conscious is on the
road. So excuse haste"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

The WEATHER AND THE MAILs.-lt is
now nearly week since we have receiv-
ed ANYTHING from New York or Washing
ton. Report says that the whole country
east has been visited with such snow
storm as has not been known for years, and
that the roads are so bIocccd up as to pre-
vent the passage of the mails entirely.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

There are several things, that we ought
to say this week, that we shall be obliged
to leave unsaid. The glorious, and never
o-be-sulliclently tly--rcmembered doings OF
New Years day, deserve COMMUNICATION
but, behold, are they not written down in
the menories of all the men, women and
children in M Mlunee City!-How the kind
wishes were exchanged, and nice things
discussed, until dark eyes woke, and light
eyes glistened--until the whole earth
seemed one great flower garden given IN
common TO the children Of men to rove in
and the sky seemed to look down, with I
great good humored grin on Its countenance
expressive Of the satisfaction it felt, at th'
happiness of mankind.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04
JOTIIN w N N N
Lockville Dec. 7, 1883. 81.
THIS is THE LAST NOTICE.

TJNHE Subscribers having disposed of
Il their stock ofgoodS for the purpose of
closing their business, would respectfully
but earnestly request those indebted to them
on Book or Note account, to call and settle
within thirty days from this date.
We beg leave to assure those who avail
themselves Of this notice, that every indul-
gence consistent with our necessities will be
extended to them,--those who disregard ie,
will find us prompt and energetic in the use
of compulsory measures.
The Medical services of DocToR ST.
CLAIR from the 9th of March 1887 to the
9th of March 1889, are included in this no.
tice.
One of the firm will always be found at
his office in their old store mp stairs, or at
their new residence on Detroit Street, near
the Post Office.
o. s. ID. WILLIAMS.
November %, 1880. 34t6
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

The Supreme Court of the United States,
have decided that the section of law which
provides that no person under the age OF
81 years shall be enlisted by an officer, or
ied in the service or the United States,
without the consent of his parent; guardi-
an, or master, first had and obtained, if any
he have" does not apply to the case Of mi
nors who have no parent, guardian, OR mas
fer
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

Iowa LEalsLATunE.-The Legislature of
Iowa on the eth ultimo, passed resolution
that it was unexpedient to take any pre-
para tory steps for admission into the union
at the present session of the Legislative as
sembv.- Yeas 21--Nays 4.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

THE LEaisLATuRE.-Nothing of especial
Importance seems to be doing in the Legis-
latiyc bodies of Ohio. Local matters
new countics-state roads--divorces-the
printing of the public documents i'll oil the
languages under the sun, and the old dis
cussion upon the peculiar doctrines of Ohio
Locofocoism are the principal employments
of our Lppislators. V.ve ia humJug.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

exceed that of any other wind instrument
whatever. There is no reason why per-
son well acquainted with the management
of the bellows rod, should not be able to
play the most complicated pieces OF music
npon it, with degree of execution equal
to that of the skilful pianist. This could
never be said of the Seraphine or Organ.
The Harmonist is destined to occupy kind
of middle station between the organ and
piano, as with most of their excellencies, 1t
combines but few of their faults. Measures
have been taken by the inventor to secure
patent for it.
But am extending this article beyond
its intended limits. My only object IN wri-
ting it, is to elicit the attention OF the pub
lie to the invention OF Mr.. Tappan, who
haq, as | conceive, accomplished sigma
achievement in musical science. AT all
events, the Harmonst is an instrument oil
such novel construction, and possesses SC
many apparent excellencies, that it deserves
the critical consideration of the muslca
world, and as the Inventor is desirous tha
it should stand or fall by the test OF pubic
scrutiny, thus much have deemed 1t neces
sary to say in justice to his sentiments ant
the merit of his work. ii.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

We arc obliged 70 the Dayton Journal,
for its abstract of the report of the Auditor
Of State, and will return the favor, some
ii inc, if we have opportunity.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

In Maine, they talk of creating the office
OF Schoolmustcr General, who is to be the
ge ntleman what applies the birch to the
pedagogucs.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

The editor of the Ohio Freeman, J'!'r
Duffy has got hnfy at us for the manner
in which we noticed his paper. John has
been considerably pullel by the corps edi-
torial, of Ohio, lately, and as a natural con-
sequence has became greatly puffed up in
spirit; and the way he falls foul of us, be-
cause we did not, on the instant fall in love
with him, Is savage, to say the least. We
are not in the habit of putting every catch
penny concern, that starts up, to fret ant
fume its brief hour and be forgotten; mol
have we great facility in admiring the eff
forts of every editorial adventurer whose i'm
pudence is the only luminary that g lids thu
Dead Sea ofhis ignorance. Mr.. Duffey con
descendingly sent US one number OF his pa
per, that we might admire and pulfit. W.
noticed it as we pleased, but not to hi
taste. Don't feel bad about it, Mr.. Duffey
you can spend few more columns in putting
yourself, you know.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04
CHINESE MULBERRY TREES,

TITO the gentlemen farmers of the nume-
IL rous cities and villages and fertile fields
of Maumee river, and all those that wish TO
dispel the hard times by renewed exertions
of Agricultural pursuits, which is the only
true road to wealth, give their attention.
The subscriber offers for sale, at Lockville,
near Maumee City, two thousand nine hun-
dred genuine Morus Multicauls Mulberry
trees, warranted to be in good order, and
prices as low as can be purchased in the
eastern states.
JOHN WHITNEY.
ool..,.lla Dan
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

CoNuREss.-The last news from Wash
ington is to the Goth ultimo. Up to that
time, the House was occupied upon the
claims Of the New-Jersey members. On
that day, by vote of 1lG to llg, they
were again refused seats in the House.
The resolution was requesting the speak
er to administer the proper oaths,' to the
Wing claimants, which was negatived.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

Thomas Outran was recently killed at
Newark, N. }. by the explosion of a grind
stone while in rapid motion.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

A fellow asked the meaning of Gre
ward" the other day; :" Why" said anoth-
er,"it means sometimes FIVE dollars and
sometimes ten, and | have known it run up
as high as fifty"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

THE STATE PRlNTER.-Mr. Phillips, the
printer of the "Ohio Confederate" at
Columbus in an article over his own sig
nature, in that paper, a few days since,
charged Mr.. Medury, the State Printer, in
effect, with embezzling large quantities of
the paper provided for the State printing.
We gave no credcnce to the charge at he
time, because we believed these must be
two sides 10 the st ory. On investigation by
a committee of the Legislature, it appears
that the charge was founded upon the fact,
that the State Printer, justified by what he
considered as mmemorial custom, was IN
the habit Of approprating to his own bene-
fit, the outside Qulres in the reams OF paper
used by him for the state purposes. lie,
himself says alt is the custom OF all prln-
ters, here or elsewhere, now, and at all
former periods and of this, every printer
is fully apprized-l8 printed quires are, all
over the Union, called ream-thc broken
or quasi quires, being always thrown out,
by the printer as unfit for use, and sold
when it accumulltes on his hands for what
it will bring, whether offof paper furnished
by himself or Others" Now if Mr.. Media,
RVS conscience is clear, and he has acted IN
good faith in the matter, nothing more Is
to be said but in regard to the universally
Of the rule he pleads, we are inclined to de
mur. The printer of this paper having beef
raised in the office of the Albany Argus
might he supposed to have an acquaintance
with the true democratic rule in such cases
and having seen as much Of the world ty
biographical, as, probably any man of hi
age, he does solemnly declare that the doc
trne laid down by Mr.. Medary, is new t.
him.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

TElHE following is list of letters re-
Il naming in the Post Office at Water
vile, Lucas county, Ohio, on the first day
of January A. D. 1910.
Ackcr John Jenkens John T..
Babcock Mulford W.Kelley Edward
Brophy Thomas Kemper Bernard Q
Gable Samuel Esq Keating James
Conrick Edward p Lean John
Doolittle David Lindley Henry NJ
DAILY John Lynch Owen
Ewing Miss Chariot Moss Daniel
tie Sophia Norman John Esq
Ford Jeremiah North William
Gum Sewall Nolan Gregory
Greene Peter Phibin David
Gallaher Hugh Robertson Philander
IIungerford Jona.hanRobinson Simon ESQ
8 Reaker Martin Sen
IIegarty Daniel iSifton Robeart
Healy Jeremiah Taylor Robert
Hallovan Edmund Van Orden William
Jeffrey William Wright Benjamin
DAVID SMITH, P. M.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

The Presidents message, an abstract Of
which, we published last week, has been
stolen from our drawer, and we are COR
strained, by necessity to deprive our read
ers of the treat which they had reason to
expect, from what appeared in our last.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04
nj AUMEE ENERAL LAND
AGENCY.

THNHE Subscribers office in the CONNER
Il cal Block, is open on all business
hours for the purchase and sale of City and
Country Real Property.-Deeds, Mortgage
and Contracts drawn with neatness and dis
patch, and Maps. Plats and Diagrams
drawn on reasonable terms, and also Sur
veying done when necessary, preparatory
to selling on conveying Lands.
CLARK g. KIRKLAND,
THOMAS CLARK,
+. L. KIRKLAND.
REFER TO
GEORGE PARKMAN, Boston.
ST. JOHN 6. ToUsBY, nc.. w..
BisHoP &. SWIFT. we" A""'
]. III. BRONSON, } Jeferson County,
P. S. STEWART. .NeD York.
CHARLES b. HUBBRL, ! Bridgeport
]. SHERMAN, jr. Conn't.
w. t. BEEDEf. Cleveland, o.
MOORE MoRToN 8. Co. Quincy, III.
SHERMAN 9. NELSON. Fort Wayne.
Nov. 8. 52tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

DLAIN and figured bobbinetts, laces, in
H. settings, footlngs and edgings, by
dec. 90. d. C. FORSYTH g. Co.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-04

A GOOD assortment of Crockery and
N Hardware, for sale by
Dec. 90, ID. C. FORSYTH g. Co.