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Notice,

rs hereby given, that there will be pc
= tition presented TO the Commissioners
of Wy andot County, Ohio, at their June
session, A. D. lS47, praying for tho loca>
tion of county road, commencing IN the
center of Sandusky Avenue, in the Town
of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, opposite Finds
lay street, in said Town; thence running
due west with Fiudlay street until it in
tersects Warpole street; thence north with
Warpole street until it intersects the sec
ton line between sections thirty and thir-
ty-one, in township number two south, of
range number fourteen east, 6rsi meridi.
an, Ohio, thence due west on or near said
line until it iniersects the mad river and
lake erie rail road.
Many Citizens.
March 20, Als47.-25 At.
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From the Pacific Squadron Important
from California--the American Arms
again Victorious.
Lieutenant A. e. Gray, Of the u. $.
Navy, arrived at Baltimore yesterday
morning, from Jamaica. Lieutenant Gray
came overland from the acifc to ChagTes
and there took passage in vessel sailing
for Jamaica, whence he reached Balti>
more as above stated.
Lieutenant Gray we understand, goes
on Immediately to Washington, aud has
important dispatches from Commodore
Stockton to the Secretary OF the Navy.
The Patriot has been furnished with the
follow ing memorandum ofstartling events
in the Pacific.
On the 9Th of January last, Commodore
Stockton, with 400 seamen and marines,
60 dismounted dragons, aud also the same
number Of rinemen, under Colonel Kear
ney twho volunteered to GO with Cons
modore Stookton,) met the enemy with
700 artillery and Dragons, on the banks
of the San Gabriel. The Commodore
pushed his force forward, and crossed the
river in the face of plugging fire from
the Mexican battery, The seamen drag
ging six pieces Of artillery through the
water, (their pieces having been trans
ported by the seamen l40 miles from the
ships,) under Lieutenant Tilghman, OF
Baltimore, charged up the heights, dis,
lodging and taking the Mexican battery
On the 9th, General Flores again made
stand on the plains of Mesa and an
other severe action took place. The
American arms were again triumphant
The Mexican cavalry charged repeatedly
on the seamen, who met them in squads
armed with the ships boarding pike
the dismonnted rihemen in the centre
dealing out destruction with their uner
ring weapons.
The American loss was l6 killed and
wounded. Lieutenant ). G.. Rowan was
the only officer vonnded. and that slightly
None killed. The Mexican loss is about
80 killed.
1t is believed that if Colonel Fremont
had been able to have joined Commodore
Stockton in season, with his mounted
rifemen, Flores with his whole force
would have been captured.
Commodore Stockton refused TO nego-
ciate with Flores, but sent him word that
if he were taken he wuuld be shot as a
rebel. Flores soon after surrendered Il
Colonel Frempnt--who was not aware o
Commodore Stockton having declined tt
negotiate with him Flores has promise eC
70 become a lawful subject of the Uultec
States, and to assist in qnelling the rebel
lion.
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Masters Sale!

DY virtue of a decretal order, issued b,
~ the court common pleas OF crawford
county,i in the State of Ohio. and to me
directed, on the teuth day of April, A. ID.
l947; ] shall oferfor sale at public vendue
at the door of the cnuri house in the tow II
of Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county,
Ohio, between the hours of 10 o clock A.
NJ. and d clock p. NJ. on the 29th day of
May next, the following lands aud tene
menls, to wit: Lot number one, on the
north part of the north half of fractional
section twenty, in fractional township
two south, in runge thirteen, in said Wy
andot county.
l.. A. EASE,
Specidl Master Com IN Chaacery
April 2Ist, lS47 --29-4t.
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MAR REED,

On Thursday the 18th inst, by Rev. Hiram
shaul, Mr.. JACOB SHELLY, of McCdch-
enville, to Miss ELIZA w. DUNN, of Up
per Sandusky.
May all the days of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheely
be as sweet as the cake received with this
notice, and may they ever be blessed with
Joys equal to those of our own and the hands
of this while relishing ii; and then tie
union can never be regretted. May the welded
love of your first day ever continue, is the wish
of those you so well remembered.
On Tuesday the Goth inst, by Rev. L. M,
Pounds, Mr.. WILLIAM FAIRCllILD to
Miss PEEBE ANN MARKS.
We had the pleasure of seeing this union
consummated and must say that if the days
of married life we're all as joyous and pleas
ant as that one, we can see no reason for
living single life. We hope MIR. and Mrs.
Fairchild will on all occasions be blessed
with as good fair and as much joy as abound
ed on that day; that all their little tar-chlids
will crown their old age with enternal bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. were fair the table and con-
tents we're .fa'r, the day, and in fact every
thing appeared fair. May all your days
continue and end fair, is our desire.
On Thursday the ODD instant, by Rev. s.
Mower, Mr.. G. C. BARND, of Findlay, to
Miss ELMIRA KINDER, of Upper Sandus-
ky.
Here again, did we enjoy some of the glo-
ries that attend marriages. The bride and
groom made fine and cheerful appearance,
indicating prosperous annexation, as we
hope it ever will. May wisdom be their
guide through all time to come, and the joys
of earth attend their onward path. May all
the blessing and pleasures attending mar
ried life be thine, and all the displeasures and
termoils be forever banished. May you ever
have q table as bonntifully supplied with good
things as the one we attend on that occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnd, receive our well-wishes
for your present and eternal happiness.
On Sunday evening the 18th inst, by Sias
Burson, Esqr., Mr.. BENJAMIN w. WARD
to Miss RUTH, daughter of Henry South
ward, al of Rlchland township.
This couple have our wishes for their pros
perity, hoping their table may always abound
with chickens, geese and other good things,
such as was said to have attended their mar
riage feast. May all your days be full of
glory.
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WISCONSIN Constitution.

From returns received, we judge the
new constitution of Wisconsin has been
defeated .--Mllwauki county gave 800
against il; Racine about 1900; Waukeshe
10; Walworth, bout GEO. Washington
comn gave 1900 majority in favor of it,
The Chicago Democrat says the 'exemp'
tom clause has killed it.--Statesman.
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Notice.

rs hereby given, that their will be Pc
tition presented to the Commissioners
of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their next
June session, lS47, praying for the loca-
ion Of a county road; said road to com
mence where the center line Of section
fourteen, in Ridge township crosses the
county road leading FROM Cary to Mt.
Blanchard; thence south on said center
line through sections fourteen, twenty
three, tw enty six and thirty five, in tow u
ship one south, of range twelve east, to
intersect the county road, leading from
Mt, Blanchard to Craw fordville and there
cease.
April 10, ls47-29-4t.
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ANOTHER CALI FROM IRELAND.-Let
rom Maria Edgeworth- "A letter from
Maria Ecgeworlh, the well known wri-
ter, had been received in this couHtry,
and is published in some of the papers,
II is addressed to the ladies Of Anne rica,
and is written for the purpose ofshowiDg
that the representations Of Irish distress
are true pictures. She says:
Famine, disease, deaths immune rable
are in all parts q this kingdom-purre> :
faction and pestilence in some--and if
the people are not Immediately relieved
by supplits of food, and enable by supplies
of seed to sow the land, the famine, dis
eases, deaths and pestience must be still
more dreadful next year. Food--actual
food is wanted but seed is waCted-
most wanted-oats and barldy. Supply
might come from America of barley in
time for sowing; Indian corn for food ma Y
be had for money--money will relieve all
our wants for the present; but without
seed our future is hopeless"
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FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FE-
yERS CURED BY BRANDRETH'S

VERS CURED BY BRANDRETH'S 5
plLLS.-All fevers are occasicned by the
dlsordered motion of The blood, produced
by the humoral serosity by hardening the
valves of the vessels. The blood cirCu-
lates with greatly INCREASED speed. and
is still increased by the friction of the
globules. or PARTICLES which compose the
mass of fluids. Then il is that the oXces-
sive heat and chlls is experienced
throughout the whole system, aud accom-
panied with great thirst, pain in the head
back, kidneys, and in fact complete
prostralion of all the faculties of the mind
as well as body.
On the first attack Of fever, or any dis
ease, Immediately take large dose Of
Braadreth's Vegetabie Uaipe,sal PiHs, and
continue to keep up powerful effect up-
on the bowels until the fever or pain has
entirely ceased. Six or eight will in most
cases be suflicient as first dose, and one
dose of this kind il is not improbable, may
prevent months OF fsickness perhaps death.
Dir. Benjamin .BrdHdreth's Pegeta6h
EJIaipersa[ Pals. are indeed a universally
approved medicine, which BY its peculiar
action, cleauses the blood Of all lmpuri
Ties removes every pam and UeakHess,
and finally Restores the ConsftiuiOn to
perfec, Health and Ptgof'.
AGENTS..
u. & w. Ayres, Upper Sanduskv, TO-
seph Shorb, Little SsndIsky; w; III.
Jones & Co. Carey town; III. Erect, Me.
f. l,loom, Mexico; Henry
Shooman; Crawford Up; Joseph Shilling
Burlington.
April 3, lsl6.--26.-9In.
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/. L. ST. JOHNS ANTI-BlLIoUsP PILLS.

1. l.. ST. JOHNS SANTI-BlLloUsP FILLS.
A KNOWLEDGE Of the value of these
"A Pills is alone necessary to bring them
into general use as a family medicine.
Thousands have already used them, who
give them decided preference to all other
kinds. The proprietor is SO con nhdent of
their Virtues that lie has instructed his
Agents that in case any person after giye
ing them trial, does not prefer them TO
Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and all other
Anti Bilious Pills, if the trouble will be
taken to return the balance of the box,
refund the whole money. They are NOT
like many Of the quack medicines of the
day, held up as an infallible cure for all
diseases, but if timely administered will
be found very eflcaoions in Bilious and
remittent fevers, fever and ague, costive-
ness, cholic, worms, pain of the bowels,
latulence, indigestion, heartburn, pain of
the head, back or breast, &c.
We the undersigned citizens of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use of ST. Johns
Pills, either ourselves or in our families
and consider them the best Pills in use for
the bilious disease Of this Western country.
Wm. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U.
p. Coonrod, Sheriff. W. ii. Kessles, Coun-,
ty Recorder. John Rosenberger, lssac
Mmdy, George Stoner. and lssac Wises
man, Justice ofthe Peace; lsral Z. Haines,
Joseph Volmer, Seldom Graves, John
Shinefelt, John Mchal, Peter Beaver,
Alexander Ingram, James Dorman, Will
liam Baugher, Michael Medmond, james
G. Peace, >. l.. Appleton, John Pride, l.:
NJ. LOOMS. J w. Patterson, Thomas
Loved. Isaac DE Witt, John Svander,
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Road Notice.

A petition was f ed with the Commits
sioners of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their
last March session, for an aIteral ion of the
kibourn state Rad, commencing al the
top of the hill Immediately on the east
side otthe Sandusky River, running thence
to the bridge across the said river, and
from thence to intersect the present state
road at the nesrst and best point.
April %, lS47 --29-4t.
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j. McCUTCHEN.

rs just receiving at his new yellew Store
u House, on the corner Of Wyandot9 d
Sandusky avenues, large and we'll ses
lecied stock of
WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of Blue, Black, Brown and
Sheep gray Broad Cloths; Cassimeres,
Cassinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, all OF various
styles, to suit the market and season;
Giughems, Calicoes of The meatest style;
Rep De Laiae robes, No. DE Laine, Cash.
mers, .4ipacas, Uarious colors; good qualify
irish Linen; Shinings, Sheetings, Bed
Ticking, Liasey plaid Red, Yeiloto and
White lFiannels; Male skin Drilling;
Coiton Battling and Wadding:
SILK HaNDKERCHIEFS;
SILK Veluei for Ladies Boanets and Gents
Pests and facings; NsW style pocket Hand
kerchieE; Winter Posting; Superb article
Suspenders; SILK Ttoist and Thread, W,n-
ter RiJins Of The latest style; Siik Serge;
Misses Gloves and .Mis; Gents Buckskln
Gloves and ,MitS heauy good articles
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Ladies Slips,

Half Caters, seal lies; Calf skin lies, KIP
Lace Roots, Children Shoes, India Rubber
over Shoes for Ladies, lined scith flannel
and fur; GEMS Calf skin, kip and heavy
Boots and Shoes, Shoe Thread
SCHOOL BOOKS,
the kinds now used in schools, Adams and
Smiths Arithmetics; Testaments for l2t
cts, fine article; Blank Books, writing
and letter paper, Almanacs for lS47;
Past eboard, Black and Blue Ink, slate
pencils, sand paper.
Ladies' Legkorn and Sia,o Bonnets; Gents
Hats and Caps; Umbrellas, good article.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE;
Beautiful article, Blue Stone ware, in
sets; New style of common cups and
plates, Covered Glass Moasses and Cream
pitchers; Yellow fire proof Pie Plates;
common bowls, pitchers, plates, sugar
bowls and cream Jugs.
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William Beals,

Wonld especfully inform the citizens
Of Upper Sandusky and the county OF
Wyandot generally, that he has commenc
ed the Saddling business in all its various
branches; and that he intends to spare no
pains in making his work Of the best mate
rial ~ neatest manner possible. He there.
fore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
will not forgetto give him call and ex
anime his stock and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
N. b. All kinds of produce taken in
payment for work, such as Wheat, Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees.wax, Tai
low, and the highest prices paid for hides
and Skins.
March I2, ISl7-23-tf
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Es.
Notice,

FShereby given, that their will be pc.
IL titiun presented TO the Commissioners
of Wyandot county, Ohio, at their next
June term, A. ID. lsd7, praying for the
location of county road, commencing at
the south east corner of section fourteen,
and north east corner of section twenty
three, 10 township three south, of range
thirteen east, tsaid point of beginning being
al norih aud south road rnnning thence
ives, to the Tymochtee Greek.
April 81, lSi7-29-4t.
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A Veto.

The accidental federal Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, has lately passed bill
chartering new bank in Erie county,
called, the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Governor Skunk put the veio up
on 1t and sent il hack to them. Good
II is mere accident that the wings hav e
the power to do mischief in Pennsylvania,
and the veto was intended for such oc-
casions. Pennsylvania has been plunder.
ed quite enough by bank robberies. Re,
member the United States Bank ofPenn.
sylvania - -Siaiesman.
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G. w. BERRY.

G. w. BERRY. A. l. Y l. Il.
BERRY g. LYLE,
Attorneys al Lao, Upper Sardusky, Ohio,
WV ILL promptly attend TO any busi,
w ness intrusied 10 their care, in
Wyandot and adjoining counties.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. 5, 46:-50.
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Office.

A + m, instance, an attachment was this
IN lay issued by Michael Brackley JUS
tice of the peace of Tymochtee township
Wyandot county, Ohio, against the prop
erty and effects of William p. Hubble and
solomon s. Knapp, nonresilents of said
county.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
Dated Earch Ilth, I647-5-34.
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Notice..

TENIlElR will be a petition pres ented TO
n the commissioners of Wyandot conn-
ty, OHIO, at their Juue session, praying
for the location of a county road, com
mencing at the south east corner OF sec
ZION three in township two south, OF range
fifteen east, running thence west on the
section line as near to the corner posi-
between sections two and eleven, in
township two south, Of range fourteen
east, as is practicable without crossing
Negro run; thence a wes,wardly or north
westwardly course on the best ground
to intersect the Kilhonrn road at the
bridge across the Sandusky river.
April %, 47-20-4t.
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American Hotel,
UP PER S.4 ND Us Y MO
w. w. BATES,

few doors north Of the Public square,
on the Sandusky avenue, aud near 10 the
Receivers Office, where every attention
others that may be pleased 10 Iatronize
him.
STAGE TFICE.
This is the general Stage Office, on the
line leading from Columbus to TItfin
through this place, where those wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda
ted.
Jan. 25 lSi7-l7tf,
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Notice.

a Primary select School will be opened
IN in the old scho oil house in Upper San
dusky, on Monday the 5th inst.
TUITION 81 Oo
g. P. CULVER, Teacher.
April 1st, lS47.-26.
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NOTICE,

A T my instance an attachment was this
"a day issued by William s. Potter,
Justice of the peace Of Versailles town
ship, Wyandet county % against the pro-
perty and effects OF Alexander Uric, an
absconding debtor. DAY PUGH.
Dated April 18th ls4T-2S-3t
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N office

9Shereby given, that at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
of the 4th day Of MAY, proximo: We
will be prepared to receive publications.
to enter the following described lands ly
ing in the Wyandot Reserve, to wit: The
north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section eight and the south west
quarter ofthe south east quarter dissection
eleven, all in township two south, in range
thirteen east.
r. McKELLY, Register.
&. HUBER, Receiver.
u. Sandusky, March %, lS47 3 AT.
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List Of Letters.

ID EMAINING in the Pos, Office at Ups
Ia per Sandusky, y. on the first day OF
April, l647.
Armstrong Mary Michener Sarah
Anderson Ca,harine Miller Jackson
Rachert Geurge Meenthen Joseph
Beangrant John Mccormick James
Banks DR. E N Mueller jacob
Brown WIN Mears Ellen
B dwell Rlvens Miner Richard
Briggs A G. McCa ain Rev
BIither Edward Mlleger Jacob
Brewer Paris q McCurdy John 2
Bryant Roswell McCrawford Thos
Brown ID e NJ ellon Jacob
b. alton William McShane Helen
Graglow RS McClocley James
Commissioner AicCully MIR
Clark Jame G. Nye Adam
Cra cklrr John Nellis Peter
tovell Thomas Officer Thomas
Cordray Andrew Preston John
Cary John Perry Samuel
Campbell Jas Pool Hiram
Deabler Micheal Pancoast James
Dugan Aaron Perry 5 B
Eversole Sinthy Annpatterson John
Ensmiuger Alfred 3Panooast Mary A
Evans Juhu = Richman George
Ebi Jacub Richardson Anu Ma
Eddy jirchoss ria
Elliott John A Rumnel Lewis
Eldredge Henry Shaw X W
Fry Joseph Smith Z
Fletcher VI ID Madl.Savage Reuban
son Shambaugh William
Freeman r q e Sbawham X w
Flick Miss Shecla!a Catharine
Gould q W Swizer Jacob
lIinman Il Slime Daniel
Hare john Smith Elmira
llilborn B Sahinger Jacob
Hunt Nancy2 TerAnger John
Hitchcock Henry Taegert Robert
Henis BENZ Trip Albert
Huber Samuel Nangundy Michael
Hartman Jonas Walker Martha
'llormonee Jones Walker VIM
II Min John Editor Western Pro-
lunterS fesor
Howell Andrew Wise e b
Hixon LIS Watson A Il
Jonson Samuel Watson Alexander
Jury A Whitaker S p or A
Jackson James Wilmeth Josiah
Kinz!ey Samuel Williams Miles
Knapp Oohn 'd'soh
Long David Wright J 81 ID
Lawrance Miss T. , Wilson Alexander
Lind G w Walker X Martha
Lealh John Xaring Samuel
Lewis Jhon 9 Young VIM =
Little Mary VI
JOSIAH SMITH, P. NJ.
April l, lS47 .--26-4t.
N. b. Southren Mail closed al 5 p. NJ f..
and Northern at ii P. NJ. Post Office hours
from A. NJ. p. NJ.
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PETER A. TYLER,

Attorney al Laao and Solicitor in ChdnceYy,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctually attend to all
business entrusted to his care.
OFFICE, in McCut tchenvill.
Dec. 8, l645.-l4-tf'
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yEVWO SET double harness made of Grsi
rate material. for sale by
]. McCUTCHEN.
April 5h 1e47-27-'f.
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CoG,,s,

will be made upon the shortest notice,
and to order.
Tables, stands, Bureaus,
and every thing kept in Cabinet Shops,
will at all times be ready for calls, or
male whenever wanted.
PURCu uAsER!
Give them call before purchasing else
where and you win find yourself well paid
for so doing; for they are determined to
not be ont done in cheap prices, or GOOD
FURNITURE. Their experieece in the
the business, fully warrants all, and much
more than here stated, as will be seen by
those making purchases.
U. Sandnsky, Feb, 5, 1s47.-lStf
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N Office.

THERE will be a petition presented to
u the Commissioners of Wyandot conn-
~, Ohio, at their next June session, for
an alteration of the Radner State road $50
called,) said alteration TO commence
where said road lntersects the section line
between sections twenty eigh' ard thirty
three, in township three south, of range
fourteen east; running thence angling
through the east half, of the south west
quarter of said section twenty eight,
crossing the half section line three rods
east Of the narth est corner of said east
half Of the south west quarter of section
twenty eight aforesaid; thence angling
across the north west quarter fsaid Sec
ton twenty eight, until it intersects the
section line, quarter OF mile north Of
the quarter post, between sections twenty
eight and twenty nine; thence north on
the section line to dry sDag of tree
about twenty or twenty FIVE rods, south OF
the north east corner Of section twenty;
thence north est to intersect he present
road, at or near the point where il crosses
the south line Of section seventeen iu
said township.
April 9th, lSl7-29-4t.
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HARD w ARE.

Knives aud Forks; Butcher, Carving,
shave, pen and pocket Knives; Shoe tacks
and avis; hamers and pinchers; Doc;
Locks; Latches, with and without boaltsd
Screws and hinges; Cross cut saws; wolso
saws, with and without frames; Shovels
aud tongs: whitew ash Brushes; Grain
shovels; Ame's spades and shovels, long
and short handles; Forks; Compasses;
Draw knives; sad irons; steeiy ards; corn
hoes; trace chains; meal Gives; curry
combs; powder, shot, fnts and Ieadi best
quality squares aud hand saws