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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of her mother in Perrysburg
Augsut 26 1856, Miss LAURA HUNTINGTON, in the 22d
year OF her age. Miss H. for three years previous
TO her DEATH successful and esteemed teacher in the
Perrysburg Union School.
For several months past her health had been qnite
delicate and at length that attering but fatal disease
Consumption, with deadly grasp seized upon her
The best medical aid obtained but gave no relief
And though her seat is in the family cir
Gle, and in the solemn assembly the Sabbath, and
her place in the school room filled by another vet
she will long be remembered by many for her moral
and intellectual worth.
Her sufferings borne with christian resigna-
ton--her end peace.
Her friends assuredy feel that she is in those
mansions above, where devotion is unsulled--where
Sabbaths never end and where there is fullness of
JOY and pleasures for evermore Con-.
On the sth inst, CAROLINE ELIZA MILLS in the 4th
year of her age.
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AHEAD OFpruE TIyEEs,

I'd Al The Sign 0t He Big WdtcB,
. .. ... SUMMIT sTREgr, TnLi. 10. Z tH't
68 II. I. COOK respec fully informs his I'm
EyA thousand personal friends and the good
ssl..4 people of Toledo Maumee City Perrysh,Fv
and the country around that he has opened and eeps n
the complete and splendid stock ever III red In IN,
city and is receiving daily additions from the best Erro
pean and eastern mUuufat turers Of r.T
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless 10 attempt an enumeration
of the brilliant articles his show contain: b la
dies and gentlemen will please call and his splendid
Gold and silver Watches, .r
of every variety quality aud pattern prices ranging
from 2tii Ia one HUHdrsi aHd Fifty Doi1ars
StPERB GOLD FOB CH4INS,
the largest and richest assortment ever seen here at
prices from Tr-frs to Etig Doli4rs
HEAIl COLD Guard CHfTNS.
of uuequalled beauty. weight aud finish at from
Trsire 10 Forty Fire D0ilars.
MAGNIFIoENr DIAMOND PGNs ASD Rises Of thclatekt
STYLES, aud NJ the lowest prices
SUPERIOR PEN AND POCKEr KNIVES of elegant mt
terms and finished workmanship. the finest lot IN town
PLAIN, O,TACoN Il BEAUTIFUL INLAID locks. Of
the hest manufacture, 1irO aud a fiaif 10 EYfsc,
Dollars. With a countless variety OF
l.ockets Rings, Gold Pens.
Ear Drpps, Breast Pins, Gold Pencils
CuH Pins, Brooches. Studs, Watch Seals
and everything else or heard tell Of in .S
elry establishment. Prizes iorer than tie lorss.
esf-Specal care given by the best wurkmen in tbs
country to RAPAtRiNG WATCHES AND IrwrLHY anC all
work warranted.
~ Doat fgrgst the pLtrs---Siga Of the b.,
Uaich Summit street, Toledo
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NEW AND CHEAT GOODS.
GEO. POWERS

HANE received from New York, and have for sale
cheap, at the old stand of GEo Powers, on Front
street, A Large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of Woolen and Cotton Goods of all
kinds Groceries, Hardware, Crockery Boots and Shoes
School Books and Stationery, Nails, Glass Shovels
Spades Chains, &c; Hats, Caps BOnnets Ready Made
Clothng--n fine complete variety of articles usually
found in retail store For ready pay these goods are
offered at unusually low prices. All persons desirous
of purchasing, will find it their advantage to call and
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We wish it TO be distinctly understood that for cash
merchantabe produce we UH not 6suHderS0HIh any
other establishment in the place in goods of the
quality, We will at I'll times pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat, Grass Seed Pork will
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce of almost
every kind and cash will not be refused but received
with joyful hearts and pleasant looks
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W. NORRIS
Patent AmbrOtyDe Pictures.

This is new and beautiful style of pictures and is
destined to supercede the Daguerreotype because il
has none OF the Lustre of the silver plate is re-
versed and can be seen in any light. They are her
metcaly sealed, which sealing is imperyious 10 arr
water. acid, and will change in any climate but
remain fixed and impershable.
They are justly considered the reliable Pictures
presented to the world.
The public invited to call at his rooms over Cal
lards tailor shop where he will be in readiness TO take
Pictures in Cases. Lockets. Rings. or Pins.
Hours of operation from T. A. d.. to q, 7. NJ All
are invited to call
PeTysburg, Sept. Is, 1856.
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STRIKING PARALLEL.-Judge Palmer, in
common with the rest of mankink," had al
ways thought that the administration of John
Tyler must forever remain unparalleled in in
fanny, dishonor, and breach of public tust
and confidence. But hehad made up his
mind some months since that Pierces admin
istration had so far cut under as to make Ty-
ler's administration respectable. He hoped
to God that no one of the present generation
would live to see an administration so deb ased
as to render that of Frank Pierce respectable
by contrast.
!a5- The Philadelphia Times, hitherto Fill
more organ, has acted wisely, and now goes with
earnest for Fremont and Dayton.
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DON'T FORGET THAT n.
EangNOrthy's Aromatic
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS

HllE No EQ(II.
as sure remedy for Feyerand Ayue Gill Fever Dumb
Aguc aud all varieties of this troublesome complaint.
and they
PLEASANT TO TAKE
making them one Of the most desirable articles in the
market Children take them readily and grown prrscna
make rye faces
TRY THEN ONCE,
and you will recommend them your friends if YOUR
friends have need of ague medicine
As 1 PRE FEATIIE
they arc equally good and a tonic for general de-
biity, cannot be surpassed and are warranted to con-
tain no quinnc, no mercury poison.
LAugTOrihy's Aromatic, Vegetable,
C1ihGEtie Pills
contain Calomel or AIucs aud are the hest family
physic sold The
Excelsior Eye Balm
always all exterior diseases of the Eve or Fyeld
when everything else has fliled
A. LANGWORTliY, Fiudlav o.
sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
SCld by PECK HAMILTON, PsrTysbuTg.
L. G. Lock Co, Bowling Green.
LErt TAYLOR, Taylortown. Aims
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Capt Hall, of the Sicit, proposes TO make a
trip to Toledo on Tuesday night next, leaving
this place at about o'clock P. M. This will
enable persons TO have several hours rest at
the Island House, take the cars at O'Clock,
and arrive in Cleveland early the next NOR
ming. Some of our citizens propose togo to the
State Fair in this manner, and all who would
like to do so should signify their wish to the Cap
tain, or to Geo. Powers prior to Tuesday NOR
ming.
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NEW GOODS

TTNHE subscriberhas received from New York large
and well selected assortment of Goods IF ersry de-
ScriptiOH, which he will sell very cheap for cash &C.
Dry Goods of all kinds consisting of Broad Cloths as
smeres, Vestings, Silk Scarfs, Prints Lawns Berages
Ginghams, Sheetings Shirtings, Hosiery Gloves Kid
lysle, &c. Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps and Ready Made
Clothing. Hardware Nails at reduced prices Glass
BILE, Log and Trace Chains, Chop Axes, Broad Axes
Framing Chisels, Augers, Lexis aud Latches Wrought
Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares Hand-saws &c
BooksS Stationery. .Crockery--White Stone Blue Chi
ma, and Common Wares. Groceries--C Coffee Tea S,I-
gar, Saleratus, Goldfish Mackerel, Herring Flour and
Pork Rice Ginger, Putty, White Lead, Bar Lead Pow
der Shot Caps. Our stock of Bonnets is superb Rib
bOns, Bonnet Innings, Parasols &C. We intend to in
and extend business and for that purpose
will sell Goods rery ior and keep up regular market
for the products of country. Those wishing rood
bargains, would do well to give us a call.
Perrysburg, Ohio. A NJ THOMPSON
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PoRTRATTs OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
We have received from the Brother Jonathan
Office, New York, Sheet of Six finely en-
graved Portraits, viz Buchanan and Br, ck-
inridge-Fremont and Daytrn-and Fillmore
and Donelson, Send a Scent postage stamp
to B. H. DAY, 40 Beekman street, New York,
and you VIII get the whole six of these Por-
traits free Of postage. Cheap enough
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YnlMahIe FnrIn rnr SnIn-

M offer for sale, reasonable terms ri var
w tract So containing lSl? acres; river tract Jg
containing 1876 acres and the west half of soutb ,t
quarter Of section II, in town g. US r. containing "a
acres, all in Wood county. All this land lies In b9i
Wlthn ABOUT miles OF Perryshurg. The farm is well
watered and has upon it fine orchard apJovs, onG
acres Of well mproyedland the greater par of which
is bottom land of the very best quality For terms in
qure of NIuaRAY s. poDgE,
Nov. II, 1S55.--97tf
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Wheat, Sl,0O@1IO; Flour. $5OO@6.5O; Rye,
6O056; Corn 2sG3I Oats, 2202s; Potatoes, so @75;
Butter lO@l2; Eggs s0l0; Apples driedS ,25l so;
Peaches, dried, Sl.25@2.50; Beans, $l.5O@2 90;
Feathers, 3l@i4; Fresh Pork, sac; Beef, 4lt5; Tai
low, lO@l2i Lard ,l0@I2; Woo25Gr35 Hay $500
ons, 37@5O.
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93~The mass convention at Sandusky City
Wednesday was a brilliant affair. From 30,
600 to 60. zoo persons were in attendance. The
Huron delegation was The largest in attendance
and received the banner offered by the young la
dies OF Sanduskey. Senator Wade. Gov, Chase,
and other distinguished speakers were present.
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GS Powers has placed Coruelrs Primary and
Intermediate Biographies on our table. From a
cursory examination, We are led to believe that
this rather new and novel Geography, or manner
of presenting Geography is an improvement on
anything heretofore offered TO the public.
Biographies generally, and we might say univer-
sally, have failed 10 divide the study to suit the
wants Of scholars in the different departments of
a systematized school. In other words, 1t has
been customary 10 mingle the simple and the pro-
found ideas ofGeogrophy so as TO make it mean
ingless o the young student and destroy its beau
ty to older scholars. Mr.. Cornell has divided the
study into three parts, commencing with the
two before us, and has succeeded in asserting
the truths TO meet the requirements of fscholars
The lessons in the Primary edition are of great
importance to all students, and yet they are sim
pie and easily comprehended The Intermediate
leads the scholar another step forward-plants
him on another round of the ladder,-and thus
he goes on until this interesting study is COM
pleted, receiving it according to his ability to
understand. Powers has large''assortment of
them on hand and can furnish scholars at reas-
enable rates
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stoves and Tin ware.

RKoWN Il HUNT have constantly on hand at their
~ new and commodious store rooms east side Louis
inna Avenue, large and well selected assortment of
COOK NALL, BOX ~ PtRL OR STO YES, in
great varieties. OurStoves of Albanv manut,ctire
and inferior TO none, Flainaud Jupanned TIN IY1RE
Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings
AT WHOLESALE d, RETAIL.
job Work and Repairing done on short notice Cr
ders from abroad promptly attended to- IPerrvsbnr,
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THE unknown heirs of John Green, deceased or the
l. unknown owner or owners of the enst half of the
south west quarter OF section number twenty one
of township number four l4) north of rnge number
nine 9) east iu Wood county, Ohio win take notice
that the Dayton and Michigan Rail Road Company
have filed statement with the Probate Judge OF
Wood county Ohio, and made application according
to law to appropriate for the OF said Company ~
much Of said tract of land is incudcd in the follow
ing boundaries beingso much as is included within Il
line running parallel with and fifty feet on each side
of the centre line of the Dayton and Michigan Rail
Road which said centre line enters said tract Of land
point the north line thereof the witness of which
is black Ash south 81 deg, 45 min. east danlotor
twelve 2) inches distant sixty feet five inches iGO n
in) and runs thence south % deg so min west dis
tance of thirteen hundred and four I30H feet to the
west line Of said tract the amount required for said
road way and bed andincuded in the one hundred feet
is two and ninety onehundreth e 9OIOO acres more or
less and that Wednesday, the lst day OF October
\. D., 1856, at the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ or as
soon thereafter possible, Jury will he selected i'm
said Probate Court of Wood county, Ohio TO assess
the compensation to be paid by said DAYTON and Mich
igan Rail Road Company for the tract of land so an
propriated, as above described.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty
sept. 1, lS56--l1w4 Si.l3 for d. IL NJ. r. r. 90
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!, EF 1t will be seen by his advertisement
r. j, Howell, has opened a grocery
and provision store at Hood old stand. Give
him q call. ,r,-4 sIei ri-'sa1 BOO .-..t 1.i d..
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Howard Association
.' PHILADELPHIA. -


ITO all persons aiicted with Sexual diseases spch
i SPERINtTOR RRHL9i. UEIKAE 81. ERPO-
TENCE, GONORHCEd. GLEET, SIPiIILiS
the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, Sc, Ne.
The HowABD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptons pracsed upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed heir
Consulting Surgeon, as eIGARiThBEE Acr.worthy OF
their name to give MEDICAL ADVICE GFtTIs to all per-
sons tlus afflicted, who apply 10y letter. with descrip
uonot their condition. age, oceupation habits If life
&cA and in cases OF extreme poverty and suffering
FUEN:SH MEDICINES FREE OF GRANGE. ~i'it aT
The Howard Association is BeHeyO Olent Institution
established by special endowment for the relief Of tho
sick and distressed afflicted with ''Nr7Ileht and Epi-
dcnlic Diseases. has asurplus Of means which
the Directors have voted expend in advertising the
above notice 1t isnecdless toadd that the AsfQcstion
commands the highest Medical skin of tho age aud
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
just Published by the Association Report Sper
matorrhpn, Seminal Weakness the vice of Self
Abuse. and other diseases of the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be by ran.i in
sealed enyelope) FREE or CHARGE, on the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. CALHOUN, CoHsuLTISG SUR
GEoN, Howard Association No. 2 south NINTH Street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President.
GEO. FAIRCT1ID ...'.
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WILLIAM RodUlph, a boy twelve years old with
w light hair and blue eyes, left my premises the
oath of August 1856. All persons hereby warned
against harboring trusting said boy my account.
| will pay debts of his contrasting. Tie above
reward will be paid to any person who will deliver
said boy to in Weston township, Wood county O.,
Sept. |, , lS5G--l)w3* DANIEL OBEBDORFF.
MITCH NOTICE.--To Edgar B. Camp. Loren
lDClark, Allen AIcCahan, the owners of the west
half of the south east quarter Of section 22 the north
quarter Of the north quarter the half of
the south quarter and the west south
quarter of section 27, all of town north range 10
east, in Wood county, Ohio you notified that an
application has been made to the Trustees of Middle
township, said county, lay ditch or water
course commencing about ~ rods south of the quar-
ter post between secons2 and 81 township aforesaid
thence north 20 quarter postbetween section - and
23 said township and to apporton the making OF said
ditch and the expense thereof among the land
benefited thereby, and that the said Trustees will
the house of Peter Bowers in said township OF Mid
dleton, the 18th day of October, 1856 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to lay out and apportion said ditch
BY PRICE & JEFFERSON
Sert. II, 1s56--lswsS35O. Attys for Pet'nr
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.- --rhe board willmeet
~ at Giiead, at o'clock a. NJ the first Tuesday
of October, for the examination of Teachers.
By order of the Board. J. W. WooDBURY.
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Administrator's Sale.

Administrators Sale.
DY order of the Probate Court within and for the
Dcounty of Sandusky and State of Ohio, shall on
the 9th day of October 1856 offer for sale public
yendue upon the premises the following lands and
ements, to wit: The north half of the east half of
the north quarter of section number fifteen 1j9
in township number three 80 north of range eleven
Ql) containing forty acres, he the less
aud which land is also in Wood county. Ohio Terms
of sale one-third down oue-third in one year and
one-third in two years with interest.
DANIEL SMITH,
Administrator of David Smith, Jr., dec.
GREEN ( FISEFRoCK, Atty's.
Sept. Is, lS56-l9wIS2l0.
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AnnremIice Ma,Ited.

A Niudustrious boy, of good habits, can have an op
n Aportunity to learn the Cabinet making business b,
calling me. Wm. CROOK, Jr.
PerrysburC Sept. 4, 1856.
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.... Public Sale of Land.
nN Friday the 10th day of October, 1856. at NJ,
Owill be sold at the Court House door, in Perrysburg
Wood county, the following described tracts OF valua
BILE land, to wit:
I6O acres; being the north west quarter of section
s, township 1. north of range o.
100 acres being the north fractional fourth of
section Is, township q, north of range IL east.
The title to these lands are indisputabe. One half
of the purchase money TO be paid at the sale. Re-
mang half in year with interest secured by mort
gage the lands. S. W. BURNfIAM.
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LNREsH TEAS, RICE, SUGARS, and MO-
LASES, at july lJl GEO. POWERS
RANKING NOTICE.--The PrRRrsBuRd BAyK
~ openand prepared to discount short bus,
paper buy and sell Gold Silver, and Eastern EXcarge,
and transact other business in their line Interest paid
on time deposits. J. S. NORTON, Cashier.
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The state of Ohio. Wood County

NOTICE is hereby given that special term OF the
District Court of the state of Ohio within and for
the said County of Wood will be held on Friday the
l2th day of September next at nine o'clock A. NJ.
BY order Of District Court, JOHN WEBB, Clerk
August 7, 1Ss9,-lGw5s 80.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Union is Safe !
q L OWEI

Takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of Perrys-
burg and vicinity that he has purchased well select
ed stock of Family Groceries and Provisions which he
will exchange for Cash or country Produce, Farmers
will find it to their advantage to bring me their pro-
puce, and try my prices, in Buying and Selling
Sent. IS, l3j6--tf
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS !!

A G. HOWELL, Front street. has hand
a. and will at all times keep Oysters, which can b,
had by the dozen eau, half can reasonable rates
for cash only. lPerrysburg, Sept. 1, 1856.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the fourth day of October. 1885, at 10 o'clock 4
ONG., at the door of the court house in Perrysburc,
will be sold to the highest bidder the following real
tate as the property Of John Miller deceased, to wit
all that part of nlot IL that lies west of the Perrys
burg and FindlHy Plank Road, in Perrvsbure. Ohio.
ROSE A. MILLER, Administrators.
PRICE JEFFERSON, Attys. Sept. /. j6-lSwi$ .2j.
DOAD NOTICE.--To A. Bowman Nancy Ward,
IAJames Wadsworth, E. T. Polly, or the owners Of
the half of tho south east quarter of section T.
the south half Of section s. the north half Of section IL
and the north quarter Of the north east quarter of
section 49, all of township north Of range IL east,
in Wood county, Ohio , YOU notified that the COM
missoners of said county, their September session,
4. d. 1856, granted a view and survey of county
road commencing at the north west of section
IS aforesaid, thence east section lines between
tons and 49, and IT, aforesaid, to the north east
corner of said section H. and that the viewers and
veyor will meet at the house Of Nathan Noble, the
line of said road, the 2Gth day of October, A. D.,
1885, to view. survey and report upon said road
BY PRICE Il JEFFERSON,
Sent. IL, ,l8jG--1SwiS S23j. Atty's for \ .1fs.
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LAW NOTICE RZ1

I F.PRlCE and STEPHENSON, ,hayin., ass,cSfcJ
- themselves together for the purpose Of practsin
law IN wood and adjoining countless win be found at
burg, where they will be ready 10 attend m a,,y iaI
business that may be entrusted to their care,
?. .pRICU.------ ----- ,,r,.
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- ALT Just received new salt IN barrels and sach
y for hMtter and faniily use. AZ -GEO. ROW ERS.
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance Conn
w pany; CAPITAL S3OO.OOO.

~ -; DINhAH; frest' GRO. MvsArr. Treas.
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company:
Capital S2OO0OO Risks tahcn ul r.q.,, ' sar,i T.;
the above responsible compaIi-- p,
II. II. DODGE, -ru rsr Wg.I onntv
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j. R. STAEFORD'S OLIVE FAR,
for sale bv PECK n HAMILTON

100 lbs. Paris Green, in cans;
$50 Chrome Green, in cans;
100 Impereal
for sale by PECK ,S HAMILTON.
The southerner., 1856-06-07
Painting.

From Hon. John II Z. Jerome, Mcyor
ofhe city Of Baltimore.
MAYORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
August 23rd, 1852.
[ take great pleasure in stating that I
have examined the names of those who
have signed certificates respecting
Hampton's Vegetubie TIncture.
And among them | recognize gentlemen Of
the first responsibility, viz Jos. X. STA
pLEToN, WM A. SCHAEFFER, c. DUNAN and
others. | also chcerfully testify to the
high stonding of the house Of Messrs. Norti-
mer j. No~Jray, who for the past 20 years
have enjoyed the entire confidence and cs-
TEEN both of our merchants and citizens
generally. JNO. II. 7. JEROME
S0[dGy Geo. UoWard.
The southerner., 1856-06-07
Whole No. 227.
Tor SALE.

Burning Fluid-Camphene-L Oil.
Glass Lamps, for Burning Fluid and Oil,
LampsWick, do do
Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, &c.
Lubin's Extracts-Musk-Col
Phalon's hair dye and hair invigorator,
Harrison's Columbian hair dye,
Rose Waterway Rum-Hartshorne,
White Chalk-Prepared Chalk.
jamaica Ginger, Essence, root and pul.'d
Tartar Emetic-corrosive sublimae, .
Red Precipitate--Gum Copal--Turameric,
Black Cohosh-Cascarilla s. Canena bark'
Tannin-pow'd Jalap-Turkey sponge,
Glass Graduates, Funnels, Syringes Sc.
Maw's Enemas-Tooth Forceps,
Oil Lemon, Bergamot, 6roton, Cubebs, SO.
Observation-Disclosures Sanders,
Prepared Rotten Stone-Pow'd Charcoal.
Oil Soap-Castile Soap-Fancy Soaps,
Court Plaster, black and flesh cold,
Manna-Gum Tragacanth and Gamboge,
White mustard seed--Race Ginger,
Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
McAllister's all-healing Ointment,
McLane's Liver Pills and Vermifuge,
Swaim's Panacea-Schiedam Schnapps,
DR.. Marshall's catarrh snuff, for removing
cold in the head, nervous headache, sc.
GEO. WARD, TarJoro'.