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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-21

nITCH NOTICE.--To all the owners Of land
~ On the following ditch. and all others interest
ed:--lou a:e hereby notified that the trustees of
Liberty township, Wood county. Ohio will meet
on Saturday, August 18th, 1870 to locate ditch or
drain, described as follows: Commencing at the
Groves road and running thence west On the quar-
ter line Of section eight one hundred and sixty reds
THENCE north one hundred and sixty rods to the Mil
ton 4 Montgomery free turnpike road
HARVEY SHADE, Petitioner
July 4, 1Sj5.--SwG*
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IIELMDOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATE D
GomnOund Fluid EAtract Of Enlsa IariIIa,

For Purifying the Blood, removing all dseases aTi-
sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and i'm
prudence in life. chronic constitutional disease,
arising from an impure state of the Bleed, and
the only reliable and cfectual remedy krC for
tlo cure of Scrcfula, Salt Rherm, Scald Head,
Ulcerations Of the Throat and Legs, Tains and
Swellings of the Bones, letter PimpIes On the
Face, and all Scaly EruI tions of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by sCme of the
most distinguished Physicians in the country, and
has proved more efficient in practice than any PFC
paration Of Sarsararia vet offered to tic ullic
Several cases cf secondary Syphilis, MerCnialard
ScrofulCus diseases have entirely recovered in tie
incurable wards of cur public insitutioIs which
hadfor many years resisted every de of treatment
that could be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples of the salutGry effects of this medicine
in arresting some Of tie most invctcrate diseases
after the glands destroy Cd and tic LcEcs all
ready affected.
NoTIcE.---Letters from rcsTnrsil lc pE,sicians
and Professors Of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates of cures frt patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations
Prices, Fluid Extract Buclu, 81 Tcr bottle CT
bottles for s..
Sarsaparilla. same prices,
equal in strcngthto gallon Syrup of SarsaIalilIa.
Prepared and sold by II. r.. IIELNBOID Chem
ist 2G3 ChCsnut-st. rear tie Grard House hilad
To be had of pECK & HAMILTON. re1rvs-
hnrg, Ohio and ofdrug giSs ard dealers cvcI,w here
All letters directed TO the proprietor ,r agents
receive immediate attention. june l6
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u w. PIPER, BO0h Bbtder and Blank Book
L Manufacturer, over Speeds Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books PACED, when re-
quircd, without extra charge.
June 9, 1855.
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!


%7M, At the Sign of the Big Watch,
sNuS8 SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
HENRY II. COOK respectfully informs his ten
i thousand personal friends, and the good people
of Toledo, Maumee City, Perrysburg, and all the
country round, that he has opened the most COM
pete splendid stock offered in the city, and
is receiving daily additions from the best European
and Eastern manufacturers of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
on of the brilliant articles his show now con-
tain; but ladies and gentlemen will please call and
see his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches,
of every variety, quality and pattern at prcesrang
ing from Ten to One Humdred a,d Fiftv D0NarS.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment here lat
from 1wefre to Fifty Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequalled beauty. weight and finish, at from
IWeire to FOrty-fre DOiIarS.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND Pms AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pes AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest of in
town.
PAIN, OCrAGoN 3 BEArTlrti. iSLAIDCLoCKs.
of the estmanufacture, at Ttro and a HalJto FJ-
tern DOHarS. With ii countless variety of
/ LoCKETs, GoLD PENCILS,
RINGS, GOLD PENS,
EAR DROrs, WATCH SEALS,
CUFF Pins, BREAsTrINs,
BROOCHES, STUBS, &C.,
And everything else or heard tell of in q
jewelryestabshmen Prices iowerthaHtheioweSt.
/ Eay"Special care given by the best workmcn in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted.
! E;Ij~ Don't target the pIace--Sign Of the Big
watch, Summit street, between Jefcrsonand Mad
ison streets [mr2oyll II. L. COOK.
To the Stockholders Of the Perrysburg and
Findlay Plank Road Company.
! NOTICE is hereby given to stockholders, who
~ have been called upon or who have failed to
pay their subscriptions, to pay 20 per cent. their
stock in said COMPANY. all resomrcns OF thc cnnl-
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DOAD TAA OF ISj5.--N otire il hereby given.
AZ that the amount of common road tax to he as
sessed for the year 1866 upon all the taxable Prop
erty of Wood county is twenty cents on each hun
drcd dollars of the valuation thereof; and that said
tax may be discharged by labor on the roads. under
the proper supervisors the rate of one dolarTCr
day. By order of.hc county commissioners.
j. n. WESTCOTT, County Auditor.
Auditors Office. Wood Co, Ohio,
Perrvsburg, June 18th, lS55.--5w6
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JOU r Nal.
RIVER HrEMs.


- By special dispatch yesterday evening
we were informed that the Wabash was rising
rapidly, and good navigable Stage of water is
now in the river at all points So far as we
know there are no boats on thai river at pres
ent. Gees
- The unsurp sssed steamer Niagara, Capt.
Harry Spots, passed up about 2 o'clock yesier-
day morning. She had My moderate f. eight
and full of passengers, Charley Reynolds of the
Office, has our thanks Tor dates of the 24,h. {
- The steamer R. NJ Patton was lying at
our wharf yesterday making some repairs TO her
wheel. When some five miles below here the
cylinder timbers gave way which caused her
wheel 10 fall down. Sac was landed however
and her officers came up and secured The White
River TO go down and tow her back which she
did in short tine She will be repaired here
and proceed on her way to Tennessee River
The fine steamer w A. caves arrived
hIe ea,lJ yesterday morning from GrteL River
with fair cargo OF tobacco. Alter dscharging
her trip she will lay up in ordere make some
nessessary repairs and it is The intention of Cap.
Ashby 10 thoroughly overhaul and repaint before
resuming business. ~
- The liule Jeanette passed down yesterday
morning on her y ay South having lately been
sold to company in Mobile, Capt. Baldwin
will command-success go sith her.
- The fast packet Alvin Adams came up
from ST. Louis early yesterday morning She
brought dates OF Saturday evening, fos which
her ,amiabe clerks have our thanks. She will
be here on "Wednesday morning for 81 Louis and
is The best boat in the trade.
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The notorious Col. Walker of Filibus-
ter notoriety, on the Pacific Coast, has been
sndIy defeated in an action with the natives,
at Rivas a small place near San Juan Del
Sud. The Col. is reported TO. have been
grossly deceived by some Central American
troops, who deserted him at the first ap-
pfoacb of danger. He had to run avery
marrow gauntlet in order TO escape with his
own life. W Htk
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF


ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANS VILE. .sf-
MNHIs sale Of lots viii take place onW EDN
z the iST DAY OF UGUST the premises.
eOunsncifg At 20 o'clock. A. NJ The town OF Elbe fe is
Gated immediately the Evansville Ipdians polls
Straight Line II r. l6 miles from Evansville, Is miles
Princeton, n u from Newburgh IL miles from Boom
VILE and IA miles from the Erie canal. Be
located head WATERS of Blue Grass it regarded
healthy tnatton IN Southern diana Il issurround
ed BY fine farming country we'll and well
I'd 1t Offers to the mechanic mani advanta amongst
which may he classed. cheap living cheap fuel and
abundance OF the best quality blacksmith
would be well patronized and be handsomely suppored By
this farming business of the msliate 5hborhood
per could he supplied With and
surrounding vDd the facilities
eansi and the sui greater facilities that will afford
ed by the compieti of the railroad will enable
ward his wares to the great commercial
ad analogous terms. Other mechanics will with
couragement To all SUCH it Will be of advantage
make early location.
plat of the Be the residence of Thomas
Smith of the proprieors living near the premises
will give Information desired previously the day
sale.
TERMS OF sALF:-one- fourth cash. one fourth In r.
oneourth in IS aud the balance in "a months from the
Of sale the purchaser giving with approved sscdrt
without the benefit of valuation apprasement laws
ing from date
t.,, s s 52s& sa5fa propr.,.r
Sweet e Leonard
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CHANGE OF TIME.-It will be seen by ad-
yertisement that the E. g. c. Railroad has
changed its time of arrival and departure.
Trains now leave here at o'clock in the
morn ng and arrive at o'clock in the after
noon.
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"sEy Gov Powell was passenger down
on the Rainbow on Saturday. 1t is repor-
ted that he has come come to stump Hender-
son and some of the. adjoining counties du-
ring the present week. The fGov, did not
appear to be well satisfied with the COM
plexion OF political affe IRIS in Kentucky.
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!, ,RE nIpnRrt NI,rN Eiln a RAHGAI,

RARE OPPURFl My FOR 4 BAhGAIN.
wishes sell business stand Main
i sire ct Mt Carmel III, which is OF the} in
town eonsisting lot % feet 'front.' 100 deep Thu
building is Is 40 feet one sry With 10 neh haEa brick
two rooms by 40 feet occupied the
II 40 ocuped varet shop patent medicines
TOYS candy soda ice cream. Also good we'll
witt ice houseone of the hest in southern Tli
only this place, with sufficient the
season Possession of small and cell imme
darely the large LIST of September with
that time which
per aunum For further particulars of
Der HEN11 STEES.
Mt Carmel, 55ne je23
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CITY RECORDER's OFFICE,

CITY KECOK DERSS OFFICE
EVANsVILLE, IND 81.
rms CRY SgNlsHA nY FNE. AS PAEsc~IBED on
Rny gs5,ss n found drank in the streets the
Fshnng %ny nose o. disturbance IN .hs~treets
Keeping gaming tables.
| Keeplngpow IN greater quantity than % lbs.
| Keeping powder without beng properly secured.
any barn stanle place containing hay straw,
| moderate Fidng ord diS in the city
wagons OF other vehicles standing in the streets
such vehicle is drawn.
stopping any dray ohsT vehicle over or acrOs
gneuu6e aiks tb carriages drays carts boxes
er substano or thing or material whatever.
| rre,passinE upon OF injgrns public grounds
Barhns in the Canal within the city. during daylight
Rolling hoops, flying kites. throwing any hard
/ Discharge g any f re arms Whatever
Sitting on Gre cracker s sqg or "a any ohfr fire works
PP%t,T ns NTH intS any pq9e e s h o.t.. cha .
Obstructng the execution of the haHds of RI
Causing any false alarm of FIRE.
hiuTns any PuSS or Pirate SSidinS
Digging ditch drain for the of conducting
Pulling OF defasing printed notices. ordinances
Usins any vulgar Indecent language.
that Cannot % upon any side walk foot-psth
~ orse = & tt T.; ~
strees between day-lightand o'clock P M or at any
Throwing fire balls fire brands. etc. anywhere within
the city
Erecting frame buildings within the limits prohibited
Running drays. Wagons. without license.
Nagrahey and street begging
Fxhi ing show ent, whatever. without Ii
Peddling without license
Putting signs across over side walks.
Erecting wooden shed awning any side walk.
The con 5tructing cellar doors n side walks.
epins using playing cards about any grocery coffee
house. etc.
70 suffer chickens other poultry to at large.
Playing any organ hutdy gurdy Bagpipes. other mus
cal nstrum upon any street alley for support
hire.
Injurng gas posts gas lights of the works.
Establishing continuing any lumber wood yard within
the fre Inns of the city
Buildfng prvies without observance ordinances
Crossing bridge WITH horse other imal
gate faster than a walk.
Injuring shade trees.
sailing 5y .raekers squibs other fire works
pipes through any floor partition roof
violation Of ordinance viz Of Sec 10 and IL: AND
hereafter pipe shall Re put unless the same
chimney ue and such stove pp hereafter
up pass through floor partition roof window
r of chimney hne her efter built in
house the city alton eith5r the
such house. and shall extend above the
JOHN CRISP City Recorder.
Published by Or OF the City Council
ie2I WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION
60 WE will offer for sale at auction the I'd
III gust the Court House door in Evansville lot
NJ Upper Enlar the city of Evansville being
IS ontBg Third and running back IS feet
deep which is one-story frame house. with
be6s the house owned occupied BY Mrs. Mcfarland.
26-td IGLEHARI 4 OAKLEY.
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JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OE sUMMER MILLINERY.

NoNSIST1NG Bopnets all descriptions also heaut-
" full embroidered MaMtillas. Parasols, Embroideries
Gloves. Mts Caps and Head DR. the styles
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
F. R. BAREER.
First Main Locust opposite DR.. Bray
residence. iva
ICE CHESTS, nEFRIGERATORs, &c. n
US received lot Of the stest style Ice Chests and Re-
- rigerstOrs the best article in the and the
ST. Alss Ice Coolers. Prepare yourselves
hot weather by calling
may Is H0RNBR0OK CHUROHILL'S.
EUST received. II
a. Memories of the Countess of Blsssipgtcn.
Prunes Travels in the East
Life of Horace e. eeley. ~
Abbott's Life of Napoleon; at :. 49,
je2s SAM.L LISTERS Bookstore
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AUCTION IsOOmS,

AUCTION IsOOmS,
Old Court House Corner Thu streets imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HHAVING leased for of years and fitted the
An above we'll stand prepared to re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds of
merchandise, household furniture horses, bug
gies.
Cash advances male consignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thur-day and Saturday,
commencing O'Clock. M Also Tuesday, esday
Friday nights, at early IS light.
doors les and sales of real estate promptly
to.
We are weekly receiving. and have hand large
general assortment of FURNITU RE- consisrg slat
spindle and hannisteE backs scroll and seoop tops rim
hack office, French Jenny Lind. and Bustle wood
Chars mahogany aud wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
ohairs seat rockers. sofas sociables
dining breakfas tables Light and wash stands.
lounges mirrors. tine aud misses bedsteads
tin and wire safes etc. which will sell Gin
cinnAti prizes. 80 pa
hand great variety of NOTIONS jewelry,
violns aceordeons. pocket cutlery pistols Whips.
etc.. which will sell reiuced prices for cash,
wholes ale retail. WOOLSEl NELSON,
my9 Auct's
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PHOF. -. }. WOODS
celebrated
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

VHNHE effects of this
dgeing the most hing resaitsa the public mind;
old lavish in their praises
composition the only
be Deepen led hair its col.
re produce bald heads luxurisnt growth. Read the
following
MILFORD. WORCESTER Co.. Nov. 10, 1884.
PRoF J. W ooD.-Dear Sir take pl assure in bearing
voluntary testimony the your
hair Restorative. AS far back
allisg, until the of my scalp smooth
glas had used many
stives Seeing advertisement, induced give
your articlea trial and astonishment
few applications that hair became firmly and assumed
very glossy and beautiful appearance. and by the time
had used the OF BOTTLE my bald
covered With and vigorous growth hair which
one to two inches in length and wngvery fast.
Yours. truly,
HENRY GOODRICH
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HENRY GOODRICH.


WATERFOWL, MASS. May I. 1884.
PROF o. j. WooD. Allow me to ATTEST the virtues and
magic Of Hair Three months
being exceedingly grey purchased
bottles and It began tell in restoring the all
locks their native color hair
fore dry and harsh nd falling gios-
sy and ceased falling the dandruf and the
scalp lost sl the disagreeabe itching annoying before
not only lock put feel young again. = ~
Respectfully. yours. etc..
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NEw YORK BAKERYi

SECOND TO NONE WEST or 1hE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Office.
undersigned long in the business
- in the city New York. in which c he IS aekuowl
edged have superior in the rnASement OF awe
pointed bakery. ould respectfully announces:
That he fully prepared furnish Al kinds Of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenut etc. either at
wholesale retail. - a7
Weddings private parties balls private families will be
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
oven at the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown breads always
hand
Tue proprietor will devote his personal ATTENTION exclusive
y his business. which shall be executed in ys
DO sur passed by any one. y2I o. GAUNT. !
IRON RAILING. -.....
HHNHE undersigned has the for the sale of
I'LL beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, WI roend
wrought rods and figures put in great variety
styles which will sell At Cincinnati prices ADDING
EREIGHT fs- -aisg
This railing cheaper an substantial than any
kind ia Those shing Railing metery
lots. yards, for Pizzzas. will we'll give
cslI
Prices from 81 so to 81 50 per foot. =
y2s-d& II. A. LAwRENCE-
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Respectfully. yours. etc.,
CHARLES WHITNEY.

Sc Prepared and sold wholesale Msrst
street st. Louis Mo and Broadway New York
where also all the popular sale.
wholesale retail 10 favorable they
can he bought other house.
sale prices HALL0OK 4
sT0qDA RID and 81 the principal druggists whsTe
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SELECT FEMALE IYsglTuTE OF EVANS

VENHE Rev o. A Foster about undertake personally
u the thorough education his daughterts willing
10 receive ladies between the and
teen years. with whom and his daughter form Glass;
COU RSE OF TUDY:
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.:
AiIltnnetie Biography by new and more impressive
OF taehng Grammar Reading SPELLING BY sietason,
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
SENIOR EPAsTMEsT:
Elshnetic and Grammar continued; Geography, Ancient
history Ancient and Modern; Logic Natural.
rssset1sl and Moral Philosophy Chemistry. Botany MIN
GaiOgy geology, Astronomy Political Economy. algebra.
soetiy Natural rheolsgy Mythology, Greean aRd Roman
and critical through the course of Read
s Dennlng photography. riting Grammar Compost
the studies pursued -
strict attention shall be given all sraees of man
nSs s1a nent requisite the
institute Is furnished with Phoso phica and chemical
shells. - --' 'NSs-As -AA~
49, Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance:
$500 n $40 co
Latin Greek. French or German.. IN an
pi O ~ 'e 5iaIp 10 90
Suslc on tn Piano or Guitar. 10 90
Drawing MonoehraEnatic. 49,. q "a
Drawing in Water or oil colors. ...... 10 20
Ornamental Needle Work G 90
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector. -
Religions the young shall be
ly practical and in way denonsnatinpa
the arst August for ign applications for
span not be received order to give the citizens of this city
the preference. iva
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VALUABLELOT FOR sAL.E

A AhUALN.
FsHE lot the First Cherry streets
II BY 49, adjoining the esidence Samuel Lister
for sale terms Il of the eli
Also house street. ad dining
idenceo Joseph Furnock. is sale liberal En-
quire of ie7 J. @. JEWELL.
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SEWTNG SIIK

SEWING SILK.
- CASES black Sewing Silk this and for by
~ JAMES Low AZ co,
Jel4 AIS Main st Louisville XIV,
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LICENSES.
NOTICE is hereby Even to all draymen wsggoners
pin alleys sand dealers outside of
houe and all Others who taken licenses
expire the first day of August and they
h rhy ordered the before first day
of and in defau thereof the Marshal
to report said dlinquents the CITY Recorder and
enforce the in such made provided
BY order ofth Common Council.
WE'LL n WALKER
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CRESCENT AUCTION Rooms,
OPPOSITE TIfr AEW yspuRT HuuSE

OPFOSITE THE
GENERAL AUCEIoNEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
PESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens
ma Evansville and surrounding country for the sale of Real
aud Personal Properly, Houses Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods Hardware. Groceries particular
tien paid all out door sales every description
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusive Com
mission Business adnot having goods Of place
competition with both the AMI seller
have fair Legitimate market We viii devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business
that w,l
please them With business
merit the confidence of all no their
r sFERENCES
P G. o'RILEY IL 60, Evansville
1UvALL, ALGo * Co., Memphis Tenn.
WIN PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BoYD, do do.
r. q. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP
MILES e. FoLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
WIN MCRAE do do.
LOCKWOOD & Rios Cincinnati Ohio,
KELLOGG & FooT do do.
EDWARDS a. BUSHNELL. st Louis Mo.
Regulsr sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 O'Clock and evening during commencing
at early gaslight. aP5 SWEET h LEONARD.
Auetioneers.
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1.-THE CRY is. STILL T, Ely GOMEZ
ANOTHER ARRIVAL

4kF new Spring Wall Papers, Borders received
" at the store of Johr O. De1ereux Jr. Main street,
consisting in partof
Wall Paper-irom cents three dollars per piece
Bordersrom ten three dollars per piece beau
full patterns of Gold and Velvet
inEly rich patterns.
Pre- Beard Printserom twenty dollars per
piece comprising of the beautiful
TO this city.
Paper Window BIinds-of all kinds descriptions and
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps.
TIE above stock is the most complete ever brought Ev
an svlle, ard will be sold low The assortment Of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
consists the richest patterns and
Feeling please fancy of all
those who will call past
respectfully solicit continuance of the
JOHN c. DEVEREUX Jr.
my24 Main st between ist "a
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$4,000 ORTIZ Of FALL AND WINTER
.CLOIHlNts At AUCTION.

$4,000 W ORTIZ Of FALL. AND WINTER
T CLOGHlNG AT AUCTION.
BIZ CATALOGUE, on THURSDAY, erH AUGUST AT
10~0'CEOCK.
BY SW EET 81 LEONARD,
At their Sale Rooms. opposite the Court House,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
SETE fully call the attention OF merchants
Wv and others first catalogue sale tis city,
winch Comprises the largest and selected
Clothing offered at auction.
This Clothing is all fresh and and from Of the
noted factories the u lied Stat Also caps
gloves and hosiery This sale affords chance tomereh
purchase their Fall and Winter stock Clothing st
hcme. thereby saving their cling
make their purchases East.
TERMS OF AEE.-An sums of $50 and und'r cash; all
$50 and under $500 four months all 500
six months not gotiabls ayabe ia the Crescent
City Bank Evansville. SWEET q LEONARD.
VIC
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j. HYDE,s MARDIEYARD

CORNER sEooNT AND EVANSVILLE, IND,
Nh dersgned would respectfully cltl
zens Evansville and the publie generally that he
purchased the entire stock of No. Marble
phrey and is fully prepared all ers for Monu-
ments Tombs obelisks Head Stones OF the best
workmanship and the material Those wishing
suitable Monuments TO their deceased friends. would do
oet2A-tf g.. j. HYDE