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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
I'LL s. DARLING

Register Building, Camps Block Sandusky, 0
M 0ULDnvite the attention Of those i'll WAN
w OF any article in the Hardware line t.
their assorted stock Of heavy and shelf liart
ware, Cutlery, Mechanics Tocls, &C., which !:
in part as stated below:
Anvils, Vices, Axes, lIatchcts, Pocket-knive'
Grow Bars, Chains Knives and Forks,
Hamcs, Shovels, azors, Files
Mattocks and Picks, Shears and Sc.ssors,
Hammers, masons and3rnces and Bits,
slcdGe Nail Hammers, hulcs,
Cut, wrought and foorDrawing- knives, avs,
nails, Squares, Iron, Planes,
Glass, Spike Malls, Cooper & Joiner tools,
Smiths Bellows; Hinges Spoons, Japan Ware
Stock and pi2s, Cabinet Brass Goods,
Cast Steel, Currycombs, ,Razor-strops. Selves,
Locks and Latches. Screws, Steelyards,
PUMP FIXTURES.
Including Reefs Galvanc Chain, Pine, Fopl&
and Zinc Tubing, Wood and Iron Curbs
sanddsky, Jan. 81, 1854. 17tf
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Nrbf;E r.

TNO J,hn Il. Ester, MarIuis s. Starr, Ed
i ward I. starr, a4ah e. Starr, William NJ
Starr, Pemsha A. Armstrong, Jas. Armstrong,
Abraham Starr, George L. Starr, Augustus ".
Starr.
You will take notice that on the Ash day Of
Jo!y, A. D, 1854, the undersigned fled a pet-
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas of Huron
County, Ohio, where the same Is now pending,
demanding partition Of the following premises.
to-witj; 81 II acres Of land, situated in the
Sd lection Of Greenfield Township, l.u yn
County, beginning in the centre Of the T. ad
lending from Greenfield Centre 10 vcnrgey!le.
at the south-cas! ctTncr Of I. VogIe', land
running feom said coraer s nth 20 3U/ ca t in
said Road. r1c cfrafrr ana Is Inks: Thence SoE i,
12o %, west in sad road cli ms ard As links
to stake set for corner; thence parallel with
Cotting' line 10 chains 81 links to a stake teace
north parallel to the west line CO Tie lot: |
chains 81 links to the ceutre of the highway on
the North line of said lot, chains SO links to te
northwest cor of school house lot, thence 40 west
] chain 3 links to the south cast corner Of said
school-house lot; thence east along the s0Uth
line thereof 81 links to a stake, thence souther-
Iy along the west line of Snydel's loi; and also
the line of Fogle's lard 10 chains and 68 Inks
to q stake set at the Southwest corner Of said
Voglo's land; thence east along said Vogles land
4 chain and 25 links to the place of beginning
The undersigned demands that partition be
made Of said premises as follows: To the un-
dersigned, one-ninth pert of the half of said
premises; tosyohn II. Ester, onc-haif; to Marqui.
s Starr, Edward I. Starr. Sarah L. Starr, Wm
NJ. Starr, Abraham Starr George F. Starr anG
AugustusW. Starr, each oneynihth Of the one
half of said premises.
AT the next tenn of said Court an application
will be made by the undersigned for an order
that Partition may be made, &c. of said premises
1 STEPHEN III. STARR.
By j. w. BEEEKAAN.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
HOLLAND BsT1TEnS


GE7NEESE EsnsE.sS % FRfTEFEsS,
From LOU!S Il. DlSG.ff rs Chemist ana Phlrmcentist
of Amstsrdlm, the 5aIg Mtarfarurer.
A PURELY VEGETABLE COM
\ POUND, prepared an &tticty scientific prine1se
after the Il j'a CsishrIted Holland Professor,
i|oerhave, Because its great IN most Of the
European States, its introduction in TIE United States
was intended more cspe tally for tlote uf our Father
Land scattered here and there Me taco of this
mia! country. Meeting with great siCcesS among
them, now offer it to- the American public Knowing
enec al effects WIN he experienced from its use, for
many diseases arising from ii 0Iders Of The stomach
sirh Indigestion, nyspepS Hendachc, Loss "t Ap.
reIHr, Ne,vuus Debility, constipation Of the Bowels
Champs, thec, Ch0lera M"rilS, etc.
Il iriiciSnriy recommended tn iiuse persons whose
constitutions may have leen impaired by the continued
If ardent spirits forms Of dissipation. Cen
orally ins autaucOls in effect it finds its way directly to
the seat OF life ih'iing and quicken every nerve,
raising up the dropping spirits, and ia fact lhfusng new
health and vIgoT into the system.
NoHe eenuins pitk0At my Signature.
Plrshnrgh, Aur Al 1853.
Mr. Beri Page Jr; Dear sir My sincere thanks are
due The friend recommending yonr Holland Bites.
Having tered for time with headache loss o.
Appetite mentai depression, and in fact genclnl dior
der Of The system, feel alter sing but one bottle,
conscious Of returning health.
NiCOI0US SCHOSTEE.
sod by the proprietor, BENZ. PAGE, Jr,
Drng and Chemical House, cor. Third and Smthoosura
tg'a and Wyiie-sts., pittsbu-gh,Pa. octlyhc
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lT WON'T TAKE tine of the planks
Of the Know. No,hings in Massachusetts,
the Newburyport Herald says, is to have
all The Irish and German grrIs kicked out
OF American Kitchens aud chambers, and
the substitution OF Native American girls
! he American girls are up in ar $ about
it. They say they'll not submit To grid,
iron and bike.oven quadrilies, when pi.
ano poIkas and meet ne by moonlight, in
the parlor, can be had so cheap and plen.
iy. The American girls wi win.
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Mercantile I OiIe9e.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND.
z. G. FOLSOM, PRINCIPAL.
CORP Grated NAV 9, 1876

E.G. FOLSOM, PRINCIPAL.
az corp grated May 9, l6 81.
|" FACULTY.
L & Folsom, 3, Prncina, Teacher Of Practical and
Ornamental Penmanship
Z Gn0fHuugit, EuPerir tsndan Frof Of The Theory
and Practice ut RnlE keepinr an! Lecturer on Mer
rHnt e Customs, Gems raj Laws uf Trade, Acco'intS.
GRAY nud tuiister, Ass in BOOK Keeping De part
Geo Niliey, Thos II Hav. and Palmer Of the Cleve
land Bar, Lecturers on Mercont le Law
Rev. + Il Nevin aud j Vaughan, ESQ, Lecturer on
Political Economy.
RF IN nston Lectirer on the History OF Commerce
and the Art of Computations.
TERMS:
For the MercGni lie Course time unlimited, SO %
The same course for Ladies, p 90
fWeHty lessons IN ptactICa fenmanshP, simply ) %
riHii course IN Flour slng, nc.
! he Principal of this lHstn onJ guided hy the wants
AMI e"periemCes of the mercantile Cummuhy has re
cenIly secured ut the abiest m the stare
Instructors and Lecturers the various d.pITtnien n
tie college.
The Professor Of the Science OF Accounts. has had
an o%IeftthGe OF eight ten years in 'uHmerciai M
Ira .'enating his partly TeEchcr, in The Mer
c-mtie CrlIegeSUf Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Cleveland
an partly actual book keoler il The best business
nnue III the country. These uiilfratiuns, de
snh.c an Vet dom found mercantile schools
will enable this college Ia impata mue toough know
edge of the real mautla of Piacrai and Theui etcai
Book keeping than he !ad probably III any siInilaf
institution n the Tinted states
For father particulars sec Circulars Just l. sued and
tile reg"la c!lni" res serd tnr them by mn
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AT "EoIcGGLo
z. =. 1B g 5 c. GO,

AT VVESEC GGTo.
e. Z. CT Z 3 & 5 c. Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALLEs IS
ron, Steel, Nails Gl1s3, kElos, E.y.l 5,
Nnts, IFa8icrS, Spihrs &c
g:ati:cI si,rc, ~ ,trr-,r., sn,,du,,,y, q.
lust REC WE'D. at lie Iron Ware.
- hnlSe
500 kegs assorted Nails, warranted;
300 boxes 4" Glass;
100 ton. " Iro,;
200 bar, Z Lrgc Round Shaftjug Iron.
leo NhGebayrow.:
30 Warehouse Trucks,
80 lbs Plough steel
So tis" 'ETndr.
'f cuscr. # the alrc We rau oiftr rdreu'r IT. tor
'rIhC', i'inn Our M ave maie ~ ~ han'n,rri
uale T." "rcr, irii the besr lIaHs,Hg .;u, met
iui every har warranted
so Hlar9sini,'S.
y can furnish sizes EuglI Shafiiur Irnr.
- "sI wk,rh L mnrh the li,T than Amer irru.
AMI ,U,t gr,d T.. SiaI l"g tur,tSes and all sizes
Gtinnr" SCiap ~ har tr' ;tn
aud mil be kt, tap ,Ull -D, tom1,t tho large aud
ere sed demand u ~. a.'Nn' {" "ur cs'i Il I'hmcht.
JG,y 2J.-y L J. GIBBS & Co. o
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

A Coon REAsoN.--'ilere's your mon
ey Dolt. Now tell me why your father
wrote me eighteen letters ubou, this con.
,emptible sum said an exasperated debtor.
insure, sir, cant tell sir but if you'll
excuse me, sir, think il were because
seventeen letters didn't fetch it =
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

a young lady of Philadelphia was
cured of palpitation Of the heart the OH.
er evening, by an young physician, in the
simplest and most natural way imugna-
Bile. He merely held one of her hands
in his, put his ;rm around her waist, and
whispered something in her ear. He
called il physical gtlVanism.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
PLANlN,i "a TORY.
GICuIton & King,'s

n. H. v7T7 ESYy Goods
AND CARPET STORE.
No 6, Commercial Row, Mansfield, o.
7 fBNilE subscribers have established themselves
4 i'll the new Brick Block, Commercial Row,
Mansfield, Ohio, and have in store an IAiMENSE
STOCK of MERCIIANDlZE-every corner from
cellar tc garrett is positively overfiowing. and
the PRICES actually amaze everybody. Our
stock consists in part
loo pcs Carpetngs, Oil Cloths, &C.,
20pcs Chinese Mattngs, al widths,
40 Tufted and Chenille Rugs.
100 Door Mats, 40 doz Stair Rods.
200 Lancaster Quilts, all sizes
700 yards Drapery Muslins beautiful styles
30 Embossed Table Covers, and an endless
quantity Of brown sheotngs, Pillow Case Lin
ems, brown Table Damasks, Napkins, etc. We
ask particular attention to this department, for
these goods are bought in such Il manner us to
enable lis 10 sell them LOWER than any concern
in the State o. Ohio Stick pin there. Our
stock of everyday Domestic Dry Goods, we are
determined shall advertise for us. So all YOU
WHO want anything in the line of Brown Sheet!
my, or Sumlnor Stuff for Nan or Boy, walk upn
and buy them CHEAPER AND BETTER that
ever you heard Of. You should see our clepan-
stock ofSPAlNG andSu MINER DRESS GOODS.
Ladies' we mean You now, andi you will takea
look and hear the prices, we rest perfectly con.
lent iii your usual good taste ana Judgment.
that the cause Of truth shall triumph Call and
see us-'twill do you good, whether you buy or
not. Remember the No. 6 On tEc column.
MOULToNsM KING.
WANTED--&l0,O00 worth Of whatever pro-
ductions you have for sale, no matter what. bring
it on Look out fora trade. april29-2m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

The age is certainly getting more re-
dned. Root, hog, or die, is now ren-
dsred as follows: Penetrate tie subsoil
with the exremil. Of Thy proboscis, thou
porcine specimen Of animated nature, or
carly expect an obituary notice on your
unlimely demise
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
AYIIESs,S PILLS.

y NJ W "'h Sii' quarry uftt7'iu' FF'f~
- ell t!!" Cnrs Of all Bilious Gj-eI.e<. .Eo,i,vc-
ur>s IurigP> Iun Jnpi Uico, lr p>l, Rneunatisn &C.
yr>. Grr', lIumuE Nervousness. lrtHh}Iilv, lntnla
Git,, l!catarIe, arEo ia its Breast dFI Eack and
L';%, + nnle r"mIt ~, &c SC. iniretl very few
trr 4 diseases in witch pu&aIi,e Htd ne is moi
N les" rcTUued,in- mu'H : 'kre-~ aud suErring
ght he errnlch, /. hHCHIes> lui tfariuH tamrt-
cwero m"rs hceN used \" person can fee well
Nhlra" >t've habit ol T. body prevails. besides
ar;uS ard # RI tatKi diseases. " hiCh
m'@AI h''r zen vn'ied by The 'lmoy "nd jadicons
Il IiIuilVe his /, alike 3 rt,lts
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-AE' UHTN 7. a =. II
NJ. P. WRIGHT, Hon, sec., plymouth, Clio

REMARKS The advantages and benefits Of
this IL w Association are: lst Every person
gets the full value Of his subscription at the
start in the shape of good sterling literature
ID. TLcy ere at the same time contributing TO-
ward purchasing choice Works of Art, which
are in turn to be distributed among themselves
free Of Charge. Cd. Each member is also iudi-
reetly c.rrr ugiug ana patronIsng The arts aud
artists Of the country, disbursing many thous-
ands Of dollars through his agency. 4th. Good
and wholesome literature is at the same time
disseminated throughout the country at "a price
within tie reach of all.
The above, with many other peculiar advan-
tages, are derived by becoming member Of this
Association. The inducements are certainly far
superior to those Of the Old American Art Un-
ion, IN which Memberships we're S5, and a steel
engraving while with this Association it is So
a membership and fresh monthly literature to
the amount OF three dollars are guaranteed to
every member
N. b. The magazines are forwarded every
month to members, commencing at the time of
their subscription is received, or with whatever
number they may chose to commence with.
Sandusky, Aug. Il, 1854.
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sandusky Advertisements.
BreadStunS

a ID " a N OF N q +,
A Nd so are all kinds of Leather, yet ABder-
II son is selling III nix Books cheaper than
ever. A large stock Of every hld in use has
Just been received
A fine lot Of Papers, Envelopes, and all kinds
Of articles in the Stationary line just opening.
which can be furnished TO the trade or % CO
sumo at very low rates. =
A large quantity Of Sheet Music always o.
hand, or ordered on short notice.
Musical -strumeats, such as Violin-, Flutes,
Gaitars. Aceordeons, &c, selling of at cost 10
close lot.
All kinds Of Printing stock such as Ins. Pa
pers, Cards, &C., which ca not be beat Ter quail
iy and price, west Of New York. ANY orlers
from abroad will meet with prompt attertion.
GEO. J. ANDERSON.
Saniusky. Ohio, July lst, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

A minister alta camp meeting said, if
the lady with The blue hat aud red hair
and cross.eyes, don't stop talking, she
will be pointed on, 10 tie cnugregatlon.'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

I he following is a good phrase, de-
criplion Of an energetic character:
Cromwell did not want to wait to slIike
until the iron was hot but made It hot
striking ....-..-..-..
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

Fast II rses soon tire, aud fast young
men are good deal like them. The
youth that 'gots it strong at twenlNswi ]
find himself at forlyive with 4 tomb
stone growing out # his bead.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

Mora oni'm is making great way in
Denmark. The Ecclesiastical Cnmmis-
sion Of Copenhagen has been ordered by
goyernmcnttoinqu;re into the new heresy.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

a college student, being examined in
I.ocke, v !.ere he speaks in relation 10 our
Deity was asked
What relation do we most neglect 2
He ansW cred with much simplicity,
Poor relations, sir
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
IS. urenc Hotel.
(LATE EXCHANGE HoTEi,)

En'"r.st,, Soadusky. Ohio.
: is recently been fitted up II the mos. MOI;
L ern and elegant style, and IS now oDen {,
the travelling public. No expense has bee,
spared oy the proprietor 10 render it IN aercea.
bic and pleasant place # rest, and IN every IT.
wcct first class Hotel An Omnibus is NJ,
says in waiting at the cars and steamers to con.
Wy patrons TO and from the House, and MAY
be assured Of the utmost attention to thcil
wants and comfort r. Z. COLT,
aprlt Proprietor
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GALE G. GIBBS,
Watsr street. mndushy, Ohio.
DEALERS IN
stoyas, Agricultural IlnpIenent3, eia

GLV7Gz, {E 1ICuILU. Il AIIpIaILI5ILI3l EtV'
n UW on hand Il iurgr nnI rulnp,,
assortment, consisting IN part # Sarjnck auc
Lalia Ptows. the best E nae, the dral heiH@ ih
les than any other. Hi"0 ;Ud Power Corn>heIcts IT, III
ten tn tiir'y dollars, Straw, Hay -nd 'tHw Cut Is
q ddes Hntlc.Ay Itaf'Ws. from IA tu ;tetI - iLtcd
.atiH Dt;t, furnace Kettle ,tauIdr II. Brass ahh Cop
p,r KetiI.s, thermometer Cylinder Churns IA" ever!
in dement, the farmer uses.
They wruh call G1rticner aeniicnr" thernew .ty'e-
NJ RAT S. cnnSItting # Hyts.er itrt s~ Il q i.Gtl
iths i"n.ne { en- = Ia F...t-. 4 :" water tuo'rr
ind Filters uf a. sZr|. Ref s-eia'., ~ H"@t SAFE!
The nave various 'tys ~ Nia tie'z"u iron Nan
tciS and t"al Crates roy 4hHny H. OK and thr''
%t"ves IN great variety, Tin Ware. etc. The t'! i
n t,rmefs invited. Aprii -tn
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~seaa. PRIVATE nISEASES.- DR.
% Brown, No. 4 Diamond Alley
,EI9sffEssss--ts dcyoies his whole attention to
.,5M4f,:S.lz.siaa an >tfice practice His bus ness
S.2 5zsfS X ,lgs1 is mostly confined to Pri ate
I5FfIlhg@. #s;arMP NVcnere. Diseases, and such
ESSs.%%4 4s y painfui afe tons, brought or
Nsss%%. lg% " iapfudencs, youihful indul-
NN,N>~gr gpnce ami excess. 'Sypnllis.
Syphilt Erupl ions, Gonorrhea, elect, Strc.
nfe, Ure'hu Discharges, 'mpulity of the
Blood, with all Diseases of the VeIereal Or
gan, Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions; letter
Rmgworlr, Mercuslal Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, impoency, Piles, Kheulnatim, Female
Weakness, Won h'y Srppressions, Diseases oil
The joints, Fistnla in Ano. Nery.ns Affections,
Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and kidneys, successfully treated. ure
guaranteed,
Sixteen years practice (six in Pittsburgh en-
abtc> DR.. brown 10 offer assurances Of speedy
cure 10 al who may come under his care.
Letters from distance. containing IA fee for
advice, will be Immediately answered
Ohic. and Private Consultation Rooms, Id
Dismcnd Alley, Pittsburgh, Fa. ChaigesmIoc
5Aol-l4
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26

Gold and SIcer UufchfS,
of better quality and lower than heretofore
offered in this market. 81 april5
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HOLD YOUR HORSES.
General European War Txnected.

RUT that is nothing compared w;,r the
~ War in Mansfield! one LAVE YANKEE arains I
-Four Jews. Er5,.Ssn'd hns arrived witt! the Il d
Ctaat, and the tines. ste"k Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Ever bnught to MaLslieih. Make rush and get
suit OF Clothes that will keep you warm and make
You look Hice Being connet ted with several large
houses, hath Fast and West, | have tacIiiies which
cannot be equaled, aud COMPETITION DEFIED.
En Pricc>-Nhy there's no use taikirc Thev
are really 50 low hat am afrai,i folks viii think I
Sieal my GDOG>. Rat d0n'tsbe alarmed. Crmc
along, all an see for yourselves Here you will fin
cart-'nads of iHHtT, cords OF TroSgSers and tar
nal slew of Vest. of every style and varety-bje
enough tor any nian or small enough for any boy warm
III the winter and cool in the And such Stock
OF Furnishing Goots, consisting If Shirts CUllas Cra-
rats, Wrappers, Dnwers &c., in fact everything 10 fit
,mt man IN 90 to spnrking order. And my Is
Quick sales and snail profs.' and charge for show
lhs Goo"s. Recnect the place, 'Grswoid's Clothing
Depot" No. Weldon House, Formerly TcegardenJ
sign IF the BIG RED CDAT.
Minis field MnN &
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Fs'D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Il Ce --
-! arc prepared to furnShyon with s"l" Leather, p
per kp tatt, Morocco kn Lining aud hinhn9 ckttss.
Thread, q, Lasts and a. other Nh lis Uf Sn enhkofa
Kit and bindings, hCh they wi!l.. IL Sci at the
uWest lsi prices tu Their Old customers and rthers
who Use anything in this Linz my .3
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B1a4segIs So,

HTADE at lie PLY MOU TIL Mill.
1sA from the besr of White whsa', expressly
for fmiy II e, and w r'ant,d superior t. IN
oihe. t. mako, kept ns,an's on hand and
for S lie by DAY & klRT.ANr.
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Cleveland Advertisements.
Bishop, Reminston s Co.,
CROGKEaY AND GLASS WARr

= UEOCREHFF AND GLASS WARE.
At WHOLESALE
No. i3 Pgak street. CtertRrnd. OHIO.
WYE would respectfully call the attention of
w the merchants of Richland, Huron and
Crawford Counties, to our large stock Of
CRCCKERY G. GLASS WARE,
Which we offer exclusively at wholesale. Any
orders we may be favored with viii receive
prompt attention. Merchants and Dealers will
please give us call when they come to Cleve-
lGnl-we viii Nuke it to their advantage.
.FGGG & CO., Importers of Quccnsware.
apr,Stf
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Hardware WheIe,aie ~ tSciaii
w. V. MOSS,

Corner Of Water ST.. and Columbus CT. SaHditsiy
a Vie subscriber has just received his sprine
L and summer supply of goods, and invite
the attention Of country Merchants, RailrgaG
companies and contractors on public works, Il
to his extensive stock of Amcricau :nS
oFeign Hardware, pledging himself
al times to furnish everything as low as an
establishment west of Buffalo. Ills stock con
sists in part as follows:
Mai Spikes, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Axes
ChaiLs. Crow bars, Shoycls, Saws, Joincrs.
Tools, JpCrs' Tools. Spike Mau's Chiscls.
Hand eS Augers. Hammers, Files, Brf &C.
and Bits. 40 Trimmings, Mattocks, icl
Axes, Drills, Cutlery, Butts, Screws, Wrenches.
SC, all of which will be sold low for cash oI
approved credit. Aprilltf
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W. s. GRANGER, A. t. BATES.
w. S. CIR A GER,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, SO

Waim-st., Mansfeld, Ohio.
NJ EARLY opposite The Teegarden House, Il
~ the old stand Of Jimeson's, Man-st., has
on hand large assortment Of foreign and dones.
tie shelf Hardware, Watervie en- and Pocket
Cutlery, the Hsmapo company Amery an Razor
iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, White Lead, PuuL
chain and fixtures. armers' and Mechanics
Tools, Carriage trimmings, Machine Betting
Lisseed Oil,etc. maroh1 1-,3m
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Clocks /!

CF all styles end prices, and can't be beat for
" time. LIGHT. & HOFFMAN.
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DURE WINE, Brandies and Liquors Of all
= descriptions ior medical purposes, for sale
June 10 II. N. WOOSTER.
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foI m!halc cdtreciaAIs see the waapder on The Box.
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q q IA Q Q u a y Q 70 .
PRACTICAL s ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
ats IA, ,jsg4iSS.
Pr7ce % cts. per GoI, Fire Bo1es for 81 90.
Sold BY +. EoHst' in Jr, Ciuetnnati, ~. N. W0us.
TER, Plymouth, G. i. KNiGH 3, New Haven Dr. ?.
@. Jiinp, Havana, NJ. r. X T. 5 Wooster, Norwa,k,
ang l2>no43 ian
GILYER RE--,Spoons, Kniyes, Forks,
~ Spectacles, Thim5!es, and, just call and see
them. aprl22 LIGHT q HOFFMAN,.
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NUTS AND WASHER3.-A large supply CT
l Y hlnd and for sale cheap.
apil W. V. nOSs, Sandusky.
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T iRGE los of Steel Springs on hand, and foi
IL sale cheap.
uprIlu w. V. loss, Saudnshy.
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UNION COURSE. l.. I.-rRC

UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRO1TISG.
troing match for 81 900, mile heats best three
five, In harness, between b. m. Cinderella and br g
Frank, came of Tuesday afternoon, which was won
by The mare in three straight heats The time made
very good for this Of the year. The track
was covered with ice and snow, which was 30 rough
that the shoes of the horses had to be sharpcned
tween each heat The weather was extremely cold and
few out to witness the The geding had the
call In the betting previous to the start but after the
frat heat great odds offered the mare She took
Tho lead with the word in each heat and was never
headed in any part OF the The following is sum
mary
TrsspAY, Dec. 5.Trotting match, 80 900, mile heats,
bf ST three in ive in harness.
Wn. Whean IA med b m. Cinderella ....1 l
II. Woodruff named br. 2. Frank. !.
Time, 2:5s-255-2:55.