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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Jeyyett's Patent Cary Plough.

6NHE subscriber would inform his friends and
l. customers that he has now on hand large
supply Of the above justly celebrated ploushs, 81
pared 20 fill all order at the shortest notire.
Within the past year | have added some val.
nahie improvements TO said plough. The mould
board Is w inches higher, and is fastened to
the standard with bolts and screws. instead OF
rlyets as formerly. Il can therefore be easily
taker of for repairs any other purpose at
pleasure. The standard is also . incnes higher.
and cast with the same circle as the monId boa rd
until 4 enters the beam. This prevents an posi-
oiHty OF its choking even in the most foul round
The heel Of the landslide il also cost with chill
wsicL will preveat its wearing SO fast, th.reb,
causing the plough to run less steady than whe i
new.
To those who have used these pIoughs. land
therr are thousands OF the best farmers il Mis-
sour sad Illinois who have.) not one word as to
their performance need be said. To those who
have not tested their superiority over all other
kinds now in use with us. and their be rfec, Mi
aptatIon to our light, loamy sell, will saw tina,
you would promote ,our inte rests ty giving the
trsat You will find them 10 work easy for your
team. TO do the work with great expedition and
to do II well. The mouldboard being made Of
wrought iron, OF peculiar shape. aud the entire
shear OF steel, they bright 10 all soils, which
Is the great desideratum in plough for this sec
ton oil country.
HUDSON 4. BRIDGE,
Successor TO Bridge n Hale
mars % JOHN q. FOoTr. Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

jscs, h6wevef. 20 the exceptions above -
ted. sssfsaats ssafa
95. A mod ,fcation Of bid in any Of its
essential terms 10 tantamount to new bid,
and cannot be received 80 a. 10 Interfere with
competition after the last hour set for rec civ
ing bids. ssssfs
C. Johnson.
Postmaster General.
Posi- Office Department., January 9th, 1916
feb s46-I2t Ma &t %Rh4 WILD Ea 9h
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Patent Medicines

Patent Medicines.
NHE most approved Patent Medicines
Il constantly ior sale at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
Sign Of the Coop SAMARITAN. Among 9th srs.
Dr.. Jayne's Celebra,ed Hair Toaic, Verm,-
fage and Sanative Pills; Fahnestock,s Pills,
Lozenges, &c Dr.. Shetman'e Fever nd A que
Lszensee, Poor Mans Plaster, etc., Sappinq.
tons P'lis improved A'so.
THE TRUE GERMAN PILLS.
No one need complain long u bad cough.
hoarsen-ss, cold, etc., who v i'll make short
trial of either the
Cough Lossnges or Mahteen Syrnp.
Either OF these articles will remove hoarse-
ness IN ono hour, and the most violent cough
in four to ak hours.
No family where there are small children.
should at this season OF the year, be without
q bO,tls Of
n MAHTEEN GROUP SYRUP.
The highest testimonials have been given
OF its efficiency, and il isinth fall that chill
dren are most liable to thai severe and dan
gerous disorder, The CRouP. |. has been tried
IN hundfedssos cases, and has never yet been
known TO fail in completely restoring the lit
tie sufferer to perfect health.
Nov % as q. READ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
FANCY GOODS.

RlCH cashmere e'cossa, for ladies' dresses.
La do Repp do do A.
Fine gala plads, all wool;
Ei'k and hg'd dress silks, a splendid assn.
Rich silk, cashmere and turkeine sbawls.
PLAN and plaid woollen and cloth do
Rich embroidered do do do
Best quality French kid gloves;
inc linen cambria hdkfs;
New style wooleR scaris. latest fashion.
SILK mit's and gloves, all qualities;
Blk and cold cashmere, 81 k and co,to.
hose, &C.. &C., for sale. by ts.-
sept 7'45 W.T.. COOLBAUGH&CO
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28


VDVHE undersigned wish to purchase
II 10000 Bushels Wheat,
10000 do Oats,
10000 do Corn.
1000 do Flax seed,
1000 Lbs Beeswax. for which the high
est market price will be paid by
nov 10 AS VIM. GARRETT s Co.
The Best Medicine
TN the world is now admitted to be DR.. Sher
il mans Medicated Lozenges. They are so
pleasant that they can be as readily taken as
the most pleasant confectionery. They consist
of
COUGH .LOZENGEs,
Which are the safest and most effectual rem
edy for coughs, colds, consumption, whoopng
cough, asthma, &C., ever offered to the pub ic.
They operate by promoting expectoration, al
laying the irritation of coughing, and removing
the cause Of the disease.
AoRM LozENGEs.
The only infallible worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 400, 900 cases they have never
been known to fail. Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death without their ever being sns-
pected; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them, and are doctored for various COM
plants, without any benefit, Mhen one dose Of
these lozenges would speedily cure them.
>MPHOR LOZENGES.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpitation Of
the heart. lassitude and nervous affection geney-
ally. Persons travelling or attending large par
ties will find the Lozenges really reviving, and
imparting the 5uoyancy Of youth.
- 1854 CATHARTIC LOZENGES.
The best cathartic medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attacks Of
the bll ions and intermtting fever Of this section
Of country. f19
Sherman's Poor Man,s Plaster.
This plaster, of which over 10000 are sold
yearly. is believed to be the best plaster for
rheumatism, lumbago, pain in the back, side,
breast or any other side of the body, ever pre-
pared, and its price (only l2A cents.) brings it
within the reach Of every person in the commu-
nity. For sale by sfs J. READ,
Sole Agent. Burlington; Lot Mofitt, augusta;
Tryon & Day, Oqdawka.
feb % ,45-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
New Books.

NORRESTAL. or the Light of the Reef,
IL The Naiden:
Nights Of the Roand Table;
I.ardner and Arago's Astronomical ler,,,...
The Rohher OF the Rhine; s'
Mrs. Perks Pudding;
The Cotton Lord; ..'-.s
Grimaldi, the Clown. by Dickens: ess
DIR. l'se's Lectures on the Invocation ), II.
saints; s4.s4... ~. -
No. p liarper.' Illuminated Bibl,. ~,
ce'ved ani for sale, BY ;. f.TALLANT
apr rs ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Consumption Of the Lungs,

AFFECTIONS or THE LIVER, ASTHMA. BRoscHITrs,
PAINoR WEAKNESS OF THE BREAST OR LUNGS,
CHRONIC CoUGB. PLEuEIsy, EEMoRRHAGE
OF Lungs, AND ALL AFFECTIONS or
THE PULMONARY ORGAHs.
a MONG oil the famous medicines for con-
IA sumption, none seems 10 be meeting
with greater success, or gaining higher rep.
marion than thnt most wonderful article.
Wistar's Baisdm Of Hid Cherry. Thntiistands
at the head OF ALI ether remedies is now uni
versally conceded II mas cured thousands
upon thousands, Of al classes, IN cases Of the
most dangerously coesun,ptiye character. and
Musicians OF the grea'rsteminence, thrnneh-
out our whole carntrv. nnhesitat,nvly rer-
ommend |, as the most powerful ctraiire Of pull
mOaary diseases ~ the whole range OF phar.
macy. The sales in the western state have
thus far been unparalleled, and In most yra:
Tying proofs at 'ts efficacy have been receive
ed from everv plnre where il has been used
Thousands OF consumptire patients have aIrea
dy tested Its exalted vntnes. ARD cnntess,a
Hs surprising excellent and amazing power
The remarkable success Of this balsa m 10 No.
doubt owing, IN great measure, II the pa.
cuiiarly agreeable and powerful na,n,e OF its
ingredients. Il is a fine herbal medicine, com
posed chiefly OF Wild cherry bark and III.
genuine Ice and moss. (the latter impsrten
expressly tor this purpose, he rare msdica
virtues OF which are q SO comhin ned - n n,.~
chemical process with the extract of FIRE
thus rendering rhe hole compound the n o.
certain and ctiicacious ever discovered In,
Consumpiion of The Lungs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Writing Paper, States, Quilts, &c.
L,IFTY Reams writing paper ass'd quality;
II SO reains wrapping do do do
fS , - s9s ' s ''d as,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Paris White Tea and Dining Ware

ME subscriber has Just received at his
j China and Hardware store opposite the
Barrett House large additions to his stock OF
Tea and Dining Ware, which he offers for sale
at Philadelphia and New York prices with car
riage added. Tea and Coffee cups, French shape,
very splendid article, and well suited to board
ing houses aud Hotels.
aug q, '45 d. MCINTYRE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Starr Candles.

4 FEW Boxes of superior Starr cana,.,
q nearly equal to sperm, for SALE al I'M n
Louis prices. d. MCINTYRE. 4
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Z Z Z 9 3 Z

Who, after reading the following, can I'm
ger doub, that Wista.'s Balsa m Of Wild cher
~ is the greatest Medicine il the world?
TO THE PUBLIC.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28


Leave Davenport every other Tuesday 1t m.
arrive ~ Marion next day by 6 n IN.
Leave Marion every other Thursday ii s a M.
arrive at Davenport nexf day by p IN
Proposals for once . week service are invited.
456S- From Bloomington. Muscstine county
By Overmsn's Ferry. aud Nest Liberty, 10 Iowa
CITY. 80 n..les and back, three times week.
Leave Bloomington ever, Tueseay. Thursday,
&c Sssarasy At 3 IN. arrive at lows City same
Leave Iowa City every Monday. Wednesday
go Friday Al > m. arrive at Bloomington same
days By s p
Proposals. 70 carry ia two horse eo.chea. will b.
1853. From Bicoa,ins too. AIu.catiae county. by
Wyoming. a;oaireiief, West Buffalo. AMI Rock
,ssha" 70 Davenport. 30 .nlIes and back. three
times week.
ss Leave BIoomington every Tuesday. Thursday,
aud Saturday At 8 N, arrive at Davenport same
Leave Davenport every Monday, Wednesday.
end Friday At 8 M. arrive at Blooraington sau,e
Proposals 20 carry il ,wo-hor,e cosche. will be
$50. From Bloemiagtoa. Muscstias county. BY
Cssndvsew. Harrisoa. Wsp~ilo. Florence, Yellow
Spsiass- snd bodgeriile. 70 Barring Ton. IS miles
Aed hsck. three times . week. -
Leave 8loosiagtoa evesy Tuesday, Thursday,
ead Saturday q : n. arrive At Buriingtan same
lea. Burlington ii every Mo.d.y. w.da...
day. ssd Friday = : m. arrive q bioomngton
sane days BY z N.
PeoPosAls TO esssy is two-horse coaches are 10
site4.
ls7l. frsm Bloonisxtoa, By Moscow. Tip,on.
aso Frsskiia, to Marion. Linn county, 81 miles
aad back. osce = week.
: lesvs Bloomington every Wedaesday II . m.
arrive = 1asios next day BY s p m.
Leave Marion every Friday !, m, arrive At
eloQnsiagssa next dag By p m. -.
Proposals 70 end rosts At Moscow will lie con.
sideied.
l574- Fr,n Wepeilo. Louisa county, by Tools
hese', 20 Asw Boston, ulisoss. II miiss asd hack,
o0cs = Week. %sy5Sf 49, fsE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

the term "conveyaG in wo-horse coaches
or in four horse &C aches arc invited.o or
proposals to carry in two-horse coaches
will be considered,' or the like expressions
In The Did, s'according to the adv ertlsemen,.'
will not be understood as referring to the
mode mentioned in such invitation. = Ii the
bidder intends to propose for the mode Of
convey ance stated In tn. invitation, no sh ou Id
name it in terms in his bid,
~ Since the passage of the act Of March
Sd, l845, new description Of bid has been
received. II specifics no mode Of convey.
ancs, but engages TO carry the mail with
certainty, celerisy, and security, using the
terms 81 the law. These bids are called,
from the manner IN whichrthey are desgna-
ted on the books OF the department. ..srAR
BIDS" II has been de :ided, after mature
consi derauon, that 4 bid proposing a spscif
&c mode OF conveyance Of as high . grade az
two-horse coach transportatlOn is to be pro-
ferrcd 70 The star bid The experience or
the department enablcs il 10 hay down the
following rules viz:
When the mail on the route is not 60 large
40 10 require two-horse coach conveyance. q
star BIO, 4 the lowest, will be preferred to
the specific bad.
%. When the mails are Of such size as
to render it necessary or expedient in refer
ence to them alone to provide two-horse1
coach convey ance, the specific bid. though
the khighesf, will be preferred IN the satar
bid, to the extent OF moderate di ference in
the compensation. in Gaze the difference IL
not such 81 to interfere with the policy Of
the new Law, which looks to redac,ien in
the cost OF transportation. Excep,ioas, how
ever, may be allowed where the etarh,d IL
made by the present owner OF the stock on
the route, and it is manifest that the reasons
icr prefsrring the specific bid do not exist In
his case. aSAs 81
-. On routes Of the highest class, where
.oaf.horse coach transportation ie required
preferences for the spec,fic bid will he. II ne.
csssatys carried to II greater extent OF differ
sncs tnan q. the Interior coach routes, sab
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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that there will be ape
-tition presented TO the eouanission ~
OF Wyandot comfy. Ohio, II tteis esxt
december session, praying fpr the aIiea-' !
ton a the count, road. commont ca1ed
the Horick road. commeboiag vhers SID
road crosses tHe itesesatlon line. % the
sectian liae, be weep sections "a aid 81
ia township 2, sant.spt range Is; hes !.
vest sIvng saia hne 70 he corners " sec
tons 81, 81, "a Aad -; thsass paIss.,
sscng he Hsrrs<aa State rss5.isiistt ,fui
tersee,s the 6rSt peationed road.
0cp 2s, 1876. 4-,s+
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Take Notice.

IINHE citizens OF The counties Of Han.
= cock and Wyandol will take notlce,
that petition will be presented 10 The
Legisisture afthe State oI ohio, a, their
Ensuing Session pta5ing that the lines oi
Coua,ies OF Hanoock aud Wy andot may
be se altered. tha, Sections g. 7.lS. 10,
20. &3i ia sownship number two (2) .onih,
Of Range nnmter Twelve I2) may be EN-
braced 10 and made part OF wyaadat
Couutyf and thst Sections puulb e red 90
~, aud 34,in township numbef one soatif,
ofrsnge nusnber twelve ti2] may be en-.
braced, q compose part Of Hancock CO,
4 PETITIONER.
Oct. %, lS46. - a-4lt
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RIDGE ToHNsHIP.
Delinquent list continued on second page,
RoaD woTlCE

There viii be preseated 10 the Com.
fnissioners Of Wyaadot county. Ohio, at
their next December Session, a petition
fora view and location OF county road,
commenciog at the south side Of wyandot
county, where the north east corner ol
HNgh y. .Smitl's land intersects the count ;
line. aud running thence noruhwardly
course on iIe present travelled tract 10
on the tes, ground unsii II strikes the mid
Ole Of The soath east quarter of section
thirty, 10 township three south. Of range
fourteen esss; thence due north until il
iutessects the Free Turnpike Road lead.
ing from BeiIefoniains 90 Upper Sandusky.
October 20. 4t5.--3-4t $i.00
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NOTICE

TShereby given tha,there willbe a peti-
= A,ion presented TO the Comm ssionerE OF
Wyandot co. U. al their next December
session 1916 praying for the location q n
county rnad commencing at the north and
Of the Sandnsk. avenue in The towt 81
Upper Saad,cky; running thence a
sitaight course 10 the lane soath of tue
village Of Tymochtee, and north linE oi
the w and OF Reservation. s,
Oc,. 30, 1915. 4-3w-Sl e.
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At Nv hoiesaIe
I N n N n L I u Ii7Y OIlTU
L0s X wvoD q GRAHAM,

L a NJ ~ N A6ss- tegs FkE Z
L0gKWUoD q scEaAHA ~,
EEAVis JtiSI kecelyed p,eir Spring
~ supply of Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
Obs. Uye stuHs, GIsssware, &C., Which
together with their former stock, makes
one of The masi complete and extensive
stock Of DRUGS 70 be found IN Ohio
Their goods were purchased fresh this
present season. directly from the impors
ters. and at very low prices for casil.--
Their goods we're ali selected BY an ex
perieGced hand, and are we'll adapted to
suit This market. They wish TO call the
attention of Physicians, Druggists. Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Dyers. Painters,
and Clotbierss to their stock, among
whichAmay be found
s2UO % Qninine, 2bbi. Gum CopaI,
3 bbls. Camphor, Q Sheiac, 4
roo lbs. Catomel, S cases Olive Oil,
100 i. Rhubarb, 5bbls. Glue, No.
100 I" Opium, Caster Oil,
40 oz. Morphene, 2 ]" Sweet oil,
2G0lbs. Jalap, 2cask Lamp Oil,
200 . Ipicac, 40 btls. Tanners
500 ss Sup. Carb. Soda,
300 X Tart. Acid, 90 bbls. Tanners G. !,
5casls Sal Epson, 5 bbis. Yellow Ucher,
q Nader. q Ven. Red,
80 bbl. Dyewood 5 span brown,
~. Allem, 2 Copal varuish.
iCopperas, To-" Lamp Hack,
10 Carboys Aclds, 400lbs bab bark pwd
10 !. Amo. Nitre. 400 African Cayene
300 IBIS. Pink Root, 40u tam.
bale SIENNA, 4 case Bayrum,
40 csse Paris Green.
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REV. B. HIBBARD'S
Vegetable Anti-Bilious
FAMILf PILLS.

They have proved oft the greatest beneis
Siasrelieving and caring obstinate and dan-
gerous diseases, where other remedies
have failed. The worst cases OF Chronic
dyspepsia. ln,eterafe Cosiiveness. Bilious
Choiic, EtysipeIas, Rheumatism, Nervous
sor Sick Headache and Plles.Whave been
entirely cured by them; also. Liver Com.
plants u long standipg, Ague, Bilious
Fever. Fever and Agne in an lis forms,
.laupdice, Spasm Of the muscular coat Of
the bow els, DiarrLGa, ,Dysenteryor Bloody
Flux, Chelera, and its premonitory symps
tpins, (ofwhich hundred cases have been
cured,l Mental Derangement, Nervous
Debslity Drapsical Swellipgs, Namb Pal
Sey, Epilfpsy AppplexF, Pteurisy, Worms
10 Child - Or adnI,s, Fits. Irtegularity of
the Bowels, accustomed By iee,Iang or ir-
ri'a,ion, Fesers. Whooping Tough, Scarlet
r Rasis Ii.sszss srv~p, Erapa,ons Ut the
Skin, &c,
The Rev. B. Tlibbard's Vegetable ANTI
Billions Pills are the best family medicine
in the State Of ONO or elsewhere. say
they are good because have fuzzy tested
them, and found them uniformly successful
10 variety ofcomplaints. They are not
merely a medicine, bnt look upon them
as my DocToR. Persoqs thatI have re-
commended them 10 say positiyeiy they
are the best family DocToR they can EN-
ploy in their families, in all ordinary cases.
The Inhabitants oftowas and cities can
little appreciate the great importance Of
such amedicine in new county, but lit.
tie settled, and where there il not i Doc.
Ton in many miles Of them, &c. &c.
MAY Sd 1890. j. G. BROWN,
Barnesyille, Belmont Co., Ohio.
have used IIibbard's Vegetable PiiIss
10 my Practice, and find them superior for
bilious complaints and dyspepsia, toany
other have made use Of. When they
can be obtained. | would employ no other
for similar complaints.
DIR. MOSES SIIAFFER.
Wooster. OLio, May 2, 1886.
For sale BY ss ss3
ZIMMERMAN a. Mccoy.
Y. Sandusky, July II, l646.-44-6m.
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\ JVRl77JNT GLET7'ER PAPER.
Paints, Oils and Dye
Stu6s.
HARD WARE.

Croscut and Hand saws, Files. Plane
BITS, screws, Hinges, Locks. Latchss,
ard almost every thing ia the hardware
line from Broad ak and Chopping ak to
Brass OK Balls; a handsome assortment Of
QUEENSWARE,
alleof witch will be sold at very reason
able pso6t, for good pau
lmost every kind ofcountry produce
will taken in exchange for goods.
Dune 10th. 1876. .--39-tf.
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) PETER 4. TYLER,

.saorney al Lap and Soliciior in Chaaeery.
MILL practices Law 10. this aud adjoining
Ccun.es. aud pnactuAiiy attend TO al
sbusin,ss cntfustfd tobis care. se
E0fFlGE. n Mct;uschenvili.s
Dec. 10, ls45.-lt-tf.
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NOTICE

rs hsfebY gisea. ifst petition will Le
= Apresenied 70 the Of Wy
andot coalntys 0hios at their next De.
cember session, for an alteration of the
Kilbourn Siste road, commencing II the
ft.p adf tie htii immedistely on The east
sidsaof tf s aasstas r,ser. running ,Len nee
60 sba ~ sacr,sss tie SAID river. aud
frols Ire y % 6iersecsisile present State
<EosdSse tle e rss laod hest P5ist,
= = !. Ii. IS 1876. 4-S.-1. Oh.
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To All whom These Presents shall c0nlcs
FNHIS is to certify. that we, Joshua
- French. of the city of Troy and State
OF New York. and Archibald A Davis Of
Wcurester, and EverettV Otis Of The city
of Boston aud Slate Of Massachusetts,
have agreedao form 4 limited Parinership
pnsuaut tothe provisions OF title fsst.
chapter four, pari second of Che Revised
Statutes of the State Of New York.
That such partnership is to be Conducted
undsr the firm at French aud Dasis, -
That the general naiure,of the business
TO be transacted by The said partnershsp.
is the purchase and sale of Fleur, Gran,
Provisions. ana aiercbandixe generally;
aud aiso TO tfansanc,a general Commis-
sion business, with alt the usual append
ages Tba,the said Joshua French and
tile said Archibald Al Davis are tle gen
eral partners. and the said Everett v, Otis
is the special partner; and the said Ever.
ettsV. 0iis as such specsal partner has
cantrihnted to the common stock Of the
SAID partnership the sum of twenty five
Thousand dollars 10 cash. That the pri
principal place Of business of tie said
Partnership isin tie city OF Troy; and
that tue said partnersiipis 10 the cliy of
Troy; and hat the said Partnership Is TO
Commence on the six,L day Of January,
one thonsand eight hundred and for,y-ss
aud te eliminate al the expiration of three
years from The date hereof ~
Given 40 der our hands at the city of
Troy. theis,xih day Of yanuary. one thous.
sand, eigh, handred and sfsrts six.
JoSiIuA FisENcH.
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Z X Xl;IfIsy'(f ! EMS
sN s AyTHE
Is LID LAG.

tTA ~ W "a YRiSs, have beer aud are
~ ~. .EiEsreceiying tbe greatesf qtaptitg
Ipt COOP. ever brought from tlie East,
IEadGs aud Atieatlemen Of every descfip-
ltisii can be' Geo mmad ated at TIE sign "
|'ihe RED Flag. No articles 70 be
ifpunu ID Dry Goods stores are missing .-
fIl,a anantity IL large hey ond description
and 91stlly ~ good thai 40 one eau com
plain. The rednc ION of the Isfif las
aiso redqced Goods far below stheir usual
prices.
Come and examine their
M caficoes Cloths. Cassimeres,
49, Flanneis Jeans, sh iwis,
Hamdkefchiefs,
& Gloves,
And. 10 fact, every thing that can be
'onnmerated
\ They have splendid assortment Of
Groceries.
r. Their selection Of
aUEENSWARE,
cannolsbe beat for bean and durability.
ADy quantity and variety Of
HARD w IRE.
Come and Trim yourself out ia fill rig,
with Hat Or Gap, Boots Or Shoes, Stocks
ipgs and all
COUNTY, PEODUG E. All kinds Of
: Produce taken In excpsnge inr Goods.
Upper SaDdusky q. Oct. 81, '46 4-lf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-06
IN TuNStsi 81 NC4 " aated far cash
~ by LOCK WOOD & GRAHAM. I.
Sandusk City. July 81.

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