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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
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w. UTCHlN as,
Isl Randolph street, cAisags, Illtasis.
Rich aRd Elegant Furniture.
INN ahiersissed weaIa respscauily announce 10
tho cisiseas 81 the West, TINT he has opened
First Ctsss Warehouse Of Rosswosd parsaf Fsrni,
ture, snA all other kinda, each Library, nntnSand
thameef suits OF Rosewood, Ashegsny, Oak and
Waisat,s all ef which have been made In hts own
mAnnhsaery IN New yesk city, aud tnssevials all
Steamed aud hHn-drisi, and warranted in every
respect e9asi 70 any made Ia this country Esrcpe
Also, full assortment Of Traslsws aud
0rovestesn's celebrated Pianss,
which have taken the GoidMedai al every New York
hxhbiten, for the last nine years, and over all ON
sr competitors, at the late Crystal Palace In nc"
York city.
All orders viii be taken and made up from the "a.
test Fro eh sayles, and scta in 'e1 81 tue ssWe
prices Al sold for In New YORK st.y also, iah -
sortEseni ofthe New Patent SPRING bhu, tae mos
isyGFioas and economical Bed ever made, and Wat
rsated. fully. Price Sle,9s, The ss.catioa o. me
Public 10 also invited to tue Patent Mosquito csf.
sAe ansl sasapieie thias msde, perfeeily poF
table, al the reduced prev OF . .eorapieSe.
". HurcHINGS, Manufacturer sal Inc pcstsr,
Jsiyes dsU asa ksa4oles street Chicago, III
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A LARGE AGD CgLPIGTE STOCK OF
FE p FIRST CFuP
EfltS8s 5sbtSB%,
At WHOLESALE.
szEE u TIE 81 uscuesrs hGv hand, aud are
+ ez.f9 SHY rocalviEg f-nla tRa tgEi and south ~
sssfsS6sk, No. . Eromt street, nnd Aeyes,
iRarrawa' New 81 ck A.a1aaFart, ISas,
Groceries Nail, Glass salt, WoCdenwaIs,
PROVISIONS 60
walsh AAsY laSE to kC frads wholesale eSctus ysly
70 R0t II Merchants, Hgt1l keepefs aad others Of
the Interior oita8 state and Nebraska who purchase
stSholesste, Wa give q assurance iEst We Hia Ill
heiT orders and memoFs ads 81 Chicago and 81 toais
JcesfnHsportsiion added
Merchants, GrvCeEs aBd Hattl-SsapGfs doing bust
uces the Line ueGf tto iRo Of tbo hllssipsppi
missouri Raitfosd-iaWU cts 81 fariher Wcst, vail
nt Il 70 their interest s. Eaa baT purchases II Us,
ana by shipping ttaf goods hy lse 81, NJ. K. K
save ~ mile, hauling py teams from aHG other point
The river. Our helt8s Of the irst ctess and
0e lei ihe NEST positive confidence, that ifyou viii
fHt slyf ds cal toaE troaEh stock, aRd lssrn
nuI Vriccs ana terms. We sbai receive liberal
share % your patronage which Il ahAll he oar atm,
by furnishing frstraS goods 90 Adorable prices, Had
fair taatnE "a IN flt aud eeiyu
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CsIcA9o, Decsrpbsr J. 1855
Iyurcaassd Of r. j. NJ. Carx flour nj ms sous
time since and ateF trial OF wsaks s.i that
can scarcely speas Of 1t in TOO high have been
. miller tr twenty years and 10 say thar can
make better -four with tts mill and larger yield s1d
with more to myself than any mil he vs ever
luEAbsr Of iilsgs have s.eu IL and all
say they well pleased with it's operation 1t will
grins with tzeive Bushels hour and can he ran
with four siZ horse power. would Eeoot mend
izers gre trial, AID certain they viii not
xi.h . rstlrn 70 III Old liau d LallAaE.
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FaRAEhsl cav AND eETsT MN ~
Lhe Z ssst nil ever offered to ths Fus,r -

fELION'b PORTABLE Mil
ne y, y =. a.i Va. r. e. the frss r-szt - ann.
n.et.S1 Eva Cod Hsts3 elt6t g3rrz-,.- ~
- '& bAls E7Ets sgaHiisu4 F,ii .ai.....
HHh i9F .tz s'ltIGrFiy, aHEaHtilf4 sI. -
l2isEta ,sa7 a. ls5sr stsnas aif.y.s.g
eiaost lh7os ollie '3li. cd ltsr FcgeI -.. -
ttsbi i0T slbE declare theiF merit sgFsr no ~
bSes sou = ths Iast sA onshs They are s5rr
gtF sdartso TO- grinding Germ Data Ma Ft.a
Germ II the eEr, sPsus., 6-e q th - W
-{seuun Unknown befars Nf'1'7' ana pa
W Fitt grindsfrom u 3 tas Of meal ~ ,...
is "as % iced per a9ur wtIA from 81 4ngt,.
other ao@ PFofoAoDats ata9lm me- -, So
yfoFetteA ~ hotsas stgsm 81 EgtgF rsEsT - ~
"s.i sast l7l = lrfeFaiEf aoa90, lsuss : fr5s5,
cost they saA be zIEgehej - ans saw mill ''-'1t
NEsl sEvEa are attached l5 lHsss r...5i, r-r, ..
o. u haze ." '~1'' 'Ff1sF
hs'sFessss Gao ne siegz where h-ss trgf, ss-.
"sst W Gss II T29EtE8 ~ytGga. gEA.- - 'z.
HeHalhE aTassiHs aud iiEs0fse where ans -. a.
F2o-ssi i5aT ~ Otis $40 taE sFialtgs I~-s g.. "
US a. sstsstlsha1 5ali shat sH ail.s gsIay t-t-..
stsS@' blI bsTrsr' GRAD rzszE. zla fE4s ~ ~,
t"4 soc gf1shsrs p"iy arsrS the aara az Isb M
r. De -ss E'tn FsgGt. nzltla @'''Fs
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grp W0sos.
cIffxENs Of aDoTT AND ApJoINiNa
COUNTIES!


Burrows SS Prettyman
Are nov prepared 60 exhibit the
Largest and Meet Extensive stock Of iooas
ever brought to Davenport
nuR stock has been selected with the greatest cas-,
Isnd will be found especially adapted % the wants aua
Of this eoniiuoitS shall dispose q than ~
such
Bargains az Cannot Fail to Please,
We wanli particularly invite The attention o. the tAtas
70 our
Stock of Dress Gcada,
Consisting o.
AiolFa Antique, Gre de Rhine Sad RfA5eis sill.
Plain sGd striped Silks
Bonnet and lining Silks
Essages, r.ssuas Lawns Biiiliaai,s
French aAi American Pslats, u.osAms
snd ell ., siys VI D.gss doaiI
Alas.s assortment efisdiss' eni Ailssss'
EsO&Sssss 8&as FLATS,
Ribbons, Flowers Plusnes Sc. nice sss9stiasat Of
FEraaois and EarasOfesss
ssssssss4S AND 1ANs'sEsS.&s,
French and British EmhEoiasgios,
sviss Book sai J&seasit Collars,
Ihsmisstta and sleeTts,
risin.s, Inssgtiups Fands &c.
SIX AMI Caft5H iIeS.ary,
XII SIX sa3 Thsesi 9t4ryS
Lass aai Set at2yss ant 71tteass
WHITE GOODS.
JasansIt. svis-, Null, Ro0k snd Cambria Aasilaf
rmbEoiistei Curtain Nasla. IRISH LINENSs
She<tngs pamask and 81 kinas 1fTibl2 Zines
9. 70 loA srewn and Bieeshsd sbEtinss stestigss
A fine sssoTffasaf 81
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vesiing. Sc.
large snd general s.sortmsat u FApYIApE cInFpr
Ina;
Felt LsshoTn, Panama Canton and Palm Lesf lat.
Ladies, Gents and Children'a Roots and Shoes
Holmes Improved Seamless, Whslobcue dsrs,itiHs and
0Eass Cloth SKIRTS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

4 hGfsecaiieCtion on hand saat-v si4sL,fssstvs ~
- soon as Published SC
No 2 lie Claire Row. eau
'HE best Piano Fa4-s iEsf4lEoElE sac world. Rich
4 ETisSn'E modern sfa8UI IuT Piano Fsftrs can ne
!uaHd 81 \ T. : LaffHtTr RnE: 4 & Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

Hitl4at EHiTss, ard Win EziarirR fayrsssl..E.,.
taa Esssd steel wis nsI Gr5gf H. -sts
bs = so degree 81 hgsagss- zat 'frsiTelsg -.
tAe ~ Eess % asal. lEsss laats igsifr 49, ~
fat9hS tLess A'tts 20 gre saiiFe s1altG.ells1
ron taItasE inlaf iaSiea sal Uiils AMI f.gHtz--s
10 "lChDbS. LOOMS 4 60, nHss r. ~.
h9Sss, hsFeEFoTf, Iowa c. iiar 50s r. o
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ELISHA NeRIssIcK,

IllFfao DsCenber 4, l3tq-
bav5 this ia a1!,a3 u railroad to ny place. Aslu-
gjns Grove Lee c. III, oas n Ci-Eks Patent Portable
fonring Mills pun based Of Nj f. McRissck of Chica,
g. uhfh have sen running while in his posSssslz
spi say without hsststi0n taueEs it 70 b. tIe
rili manufactured q the portable kind both fr
EsnisDes and performing the work in gooi Ter And
further, can say. after having Investigates shs subject
considerable eSiaat have Mediation In saying
prefer small stones 70 large the -four more gen
siy of lively nstrs and gives better satisfaction g.
lie Laksrs JOHN sOR WHAIFI,
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KEAf lnR RE RuNgRYI

ir,.-- VITEtaye tak.n four stalls ia The lie
w Cisirs Market, near the Raiirosd
Depot,t and sssure the public thai We
shall al all times be fully sappiied
siss 81 the varieties usually kept IN meal Lasfkels
Our pesis vii be The best lks country anoTds.-
We istend furnish prime articles and pat them al
such Dtces will OBJ Ate The necessity IS heretofore
Of ssr citizens soingt kocE Island for their market
Ing.
We will bs prspAr d ~ furnish PlcEled, C0rRed,
Smoked and Drss .ssts, VI boat Qualities zIa cur
ing. EFs N ~ 49, Ate
sAsrs ofths pal snEge Of The public 10 solicited.
n p Marketing xit be delivered 70 custom.
srs atlheir doom.
pstia-dsu A.P. g. D. KELLY,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12
NEsI11F a17E'1f9 tlF7-1E-
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,
Ef---z T. Ia. 4

hereby certify that foT the last 9glr weeks have had
in oJ4ati a T. J. Nj Claxks Patent Fior,rips
nina. hsTs been running Average from eight
to twelve hours without stopping and sOuid do 90 forty
eight nours rerCs II gives eTsTy satisfaction tist
caC ask. think Is certain 70 supsTSeie all the
methods Of milling. have b.en ia the milling bus
fifteen years aud yst sag truly that have
anything 81 the KIND near perfection live
If Sdstgrs, Chester burty Pa miles ruua Par ers-
bsEg where run daily, and ry customers vii TESTIFY
the sAsnf>cson ofhsr aor and bran have travelled
through nine Of TIE Western sst. aud it supsrssdss
an thing have ever seen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

Improved Little Giant Corn and Coo Plata
ton hill--PFio6 reduced
liz subscriber mas purchased eIcil5ye EEEi 81
territory for sale 10 The West Of the Ke1Ve ess.
GRATED Mile ana 10 prepared 70 furnish hem 81 eli
Nirs1 either Wholesale or retail guaranteed 70 tas
tan a positive manner,
tt Is nov more han year since tho Little GtlHt
I'ts Introduced 10 tie public, during which uEsi1
nhA Oeea constantly grosiHE IN the popular favor
te M PToTenents recently effected IA pA;sllgs
2tEes II the most psrfeci machine ever offered 80
t2e a. arm use, IL is furnished complies rssdy To-
lAseE.Ag tsEE- and We iShs - f1Howg: Ne l,225,
no %rsS"i NOS, 400; no 4, s. ~ pounds. IFsHt
WtaUie' are 81 ic!egt % sci one up without mecaEs
laal AID and whsH once adjusted I. c. q.E .sis b
t"LE"sled q . boy ralt directions. lsET each
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artr1u.


4 Large ana Rellsgleftad tssoFtmsa aEI resolve
a. prices cEnnetfg % etrs entire sAtissctOE
AZ No lie tlaiFs Row & IL
IEIARtoSkIIs, flutes, FIEgeolaiss Flaslopa and
Y Flies al redgssi prices
No he Claire ROW. All
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GROCERIES,
COLLECTOR,

n,Fsli Kind, fli assortment On hgud sud 3r sale
Maya ALYORb 1 VAN PAIlEsv
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90. An = nls. . GALLON
JOD, WOOD,
lust RECEIVED

Tl,.sb will -t -.zla. asss5a'.s l7a lria.s.
Jaua2 III CHAs. Fish
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-23
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
Reply
To the Song, Do THEY Miss Me AT HOME"
AS SUNG BY THE wANDERERs sIsTKR.
Do we miss thee at home, do we miss thee,
Or art thou so shortly forgot
'Twere cruelty even to doubt Us,
Whatever, wherever thy lot.
i have seen the firm lips of thy father
Oft trembe on hearing thy name,
And he feels that thy presence were better
Than be told Of thy greatness end fame.
And the gleam of his pride and his pleasure,
But brightens the struggling tear;
All yields to his yearning affection,
He sighs, Oh would he were here"
The woman's heart suffers her sorrow,
But stronger is grief in the strong;
We murmur thy dear name oft over
My brother-why tarry so longt
Each plume that you pluck from fame's pinon,
Each laurel you wreath on your brow,
But sewers US farther and farther
When we would that thou vert with US now
'Tis life and hope rent from mother,
Whose eyes will e. frequently fill,
Whose voice often thrills with emotion,
"My boy! oh why fingers he still"
And oft, when no eye can behold her,
In secret to her chamber she steals,
And calls for the blessings of heaven
To rest OH thy head she kneels;
And the tears pearl her eyes like the diamond,
Or spray of the oceans white foam,
"Oh God, will the wanderer never return
VIII he never-no never come homer
remember how often rambled
And laughed in childhood's glee;
How you sought for the violet and daisy
And twined them in garlands for me.
How TO me your first love you con6ded,
How sagely sought to console,
How you ached to surpass your young rival
And strove with your mightiest soul
How into your ear ever open,
The griefs of my childhood confessed
How fondly your arms thrown around me
AS wept on your manlier breast.
oh! neutrality-suspicious.
Oh! whittier so long dost thou roami
My heart it feels bursting within me,
My brOther-dear brother come home.
JoN H., JR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-23
COOPERAGE! COOPERAGE!

undersigned would inform his friends and residents
continues carry his business in all its branches
old stand Nuuanu and Marine Ship
Agents and Masters respectfully invited to call
his large and desirable assortment of Casks Barrels
etc. his shop viii dispatch
and the most reasonable terms. H. @. GRAHAM.
N. B. On hand and for sale, 1000 bbls CaskE 7-1y*
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
Z ITGz r CIR ED H Ms. & TONG HES. SIN

SUGAR CURED HA MS, s. TONGUE Smoked
- Beef Smoked Herings Loaf Crushed, and Raw Sugar,
Patras Curants Muscate Rasins Citron Peel Fresh Figs
Fresh Bottled Fruits Jams, Mamalade Pickles.
Durham Mustard sadines Sperm Candles, Water Crackers
Fancy Biscuits Carolina China ground Pepper
Spices, Colman's Sfone Blue, Salad OIL Sauces.
Superior Ooong Teas Fine favored Coffee whole ground
and packed in tins for Ships
The above viii be found fresh of excellent quality.
July /, 1-f SAyIDGE MAY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-23
S. N. EMERSON.

Retail dealer in Dry Goods Shoes Hats Bonnets Fancy Goods
Crockery and Glassware Paints OIL Groceries, Hardware
&C., respectfully informs the public that he has just moved
into his store the Keailhuluhuu lot, the
Protestant Church. in Waalua. he would especially in
ye the attention of the people of Waialua and Koolau
who viii find it TO their advantage call and purchase
Waialua, Sept. 1s-12-2mA
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THE HONOLULU IRON woRKs,

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
VENHE UNDERSIG NED is prepared to repair
manufacture all kinds of machinery, mill gearing, wint
lass gearing, ship forgngs and smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs anvils &c. hand and made
order.
Iron and and best quality of smiths coal for SALE
Also excellent small sized sugar mill with copper train
complete adapted to either horse water power.
2-d d. NJ. WESTON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-23
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
KKT Z. CUTR ELL s. G.. PETERSON, Propris
w etors, Merchant Thankful liberal pat
ronage they have hitherto enjoyed Messrs Cutre Peter
would continue solicit the attention Of
the public in general to their establishment
spared neither pains popular
place resort in Honolulu. Their continually supplied
with the choicest wines, liquors, and cigars
Their billiard saloon unsurpassed any the place.
under the sole charge of Mr.. A j. McDuee present
popularity sufficient
ing in this particular department for the of the c
Zens OF Honolulu. 3-6
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BOOKBTNDING

BOOKBENDING
nONE IN VARIETY OF STYLES
~ neatly and substantially and fair terms Books,
Music, Newspapers &C., bound to order Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbarums Drawing Books and Blank Books
order officers of ships have their Navigation
Books and Charts bound and repaired the Mission Office
Kawaiahao. Old Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may also be left at H. Nj. WHITNEY'S Book
store, Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL
July /, 1S56.tf-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r.. COADY & CO..

Iipping Commission Merchants Ionollu 81 Refer to
Is Wiets & Co, New York,
Butler, Keith Ein Boston, Wells Fargo & Co.. Shaw
Read San Francisco Asop Co. Valparaiso, G. F. Train
& Co. hIelbourne Pustau Co., Hong Kong, Barring
Brothers & Co.. London. Exchange for sale the U. S.
ana EuroDe Honolulu, July /, 1S56-tf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-23

general Agent offers services Broker
in bringing books, making and collecting accounts
translating from and the French and Hawaiian lam
guagcs etc. Office at the OF Mr. Rhodes opposite
Mr.. Monsarrats Auction &oom 4-6m*.
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DOCTORS SHOP.

RESTAURANT FRANCAIS.
~ ESSRS. A. MEDAILLE AND DAVID
1VA BOUCHER respectfully inform their friends
public generally that they have opened Hotel
I'm Nuuanu opposite Rooms
where they hope by attention and
everything of the best that the market produce
will receive portion of public patronage. Dinners breakfasts
Luncheons be had all hours day night Copec-
tonary be supplied, in its can
accommodated at the shortest notice supply
preserves of the most recherche varieties always hand
14-n
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DANIEL WATERMAN,

Merchant and General Shipping Agent Honolulu
Oahu, Reference, Messrs. Morgans Hotbaway i Co.
& Niacondray & Co.. San Francisco; MesrS d. Green L
Co., James B. Congdou Esq. s. W. G. T. Pope ESQ, New
Bedford. July 1, 1S5e~tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-25

A GREAT FIzzLE.--Great exertions were made
to get up tremendous demonstration at Toledo
yesterday. Breckenridge Cass, Douglass, and
all the big guns Of the party were advertised to
be present. Ciss and Toll mere present Our
excellent Democratic postmaster regards the
meeting as failure, there being in his judgment
but about 1000 parsons present. The truth is,
you might just as we'll look for the heart of a
hollow tree as for enthusiasm in the Democratic
party this year.
The procession was counted at three different
points, with the following results first count,
3lO; second count, 1885, third count 395 The
President of the Fremont Club says he can 90
into the woods anywhere in Wood county and
! by raising hurrah for Fremont, collect larger
and more respectable looking crowd than were
at this grand democratic demonstration. Cass
could not stand the fizzle, and left without
speaking.
Brown, what do you think of it?
~ On Friday night last, Judge Palmer
addressed about three hundred Democrats
andRepubcans at Gilead. He exposed the
corruption and inconsistency of Bdgerton in
mastery manner. If the Judge continues
on the stump, Edgerton will deny that he
was candidate for Congress in 1856. We
have heard Republicans offer to bet on 700
majority for Mott in Wood county. If it is
less than 800 we will be disappointed.
Ton Friday night last, JESSIE Fremont
CLrB was organized in this place. the fol-
lowing are the officers: 4. Graham, Presi-
dent; S. Jefferson, Vice President; s. Clark,
Treasurer and D. X. Hollenbeck, Secretary.
j. F. Price, H. H. Dodge, J. F. Stubbs, F.
R. Miller, and John Yager, were elected TO
serve as Vigilance committee. After the
organization of the club, Hon. Asher Cook
was called out and made an effective speech
The Club will hereafter meet every Friday
night.
1T A German blacksmith in Tiffin, Adolphus
Bodenhriser, was knocked down and killed, a
few days since, by John Corneilly, because he
shouted hurrah for Fremont. All Germans should
support Buchanan or Fillmore, otherwise they
may get killed.
~" Geo. Art" has favored us with some
original democretic songs, which are about as
near to poetry as locofocoism is to pure democ-
racy. He can't spell his words, don't make rhyme,
sense, or anything else. Try again, George
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-25
OIseJSo and BLnnchnrd Erse Turn,1iL.

dollar ysioa 'ar % Rss I Es' Eph IN the frs, tier sections m
Road except T1@ y F5s. . y p os
% S'l % & @ % %n Ill @ % ps1 ' 3 U Ss @ half m mile Of said road three
s cents per oe, on .n @ & R one F n. Tfrss or eli! 5 Rsat south Of river m
Ten mills on the 5a: ;1 q e 2slss i : % s @ 's
'9 nF 5 on @ % ? @ @ 9' " @ ; a' @ ra 5 o~a S % ss:
p 1 i | @ i a2s a s & % h south east quarter of o" % town R.
] @ " % E;S S 1:: .i and tire. cents pc, acre with
fa; % S;as S SD 7"s; 's and on. cent pc, .. all
$ ~: y: % ] ] % 1 .ss : ' & % %G sss s #
@ ' sp 8 The s1 s he @ % 1a % s9s % % issP IS s sdS
ns M | %n % he ] ] % fa m & t tSd Sd @ s @ @ acre cents % @ @
r: r. az .s5 ?: 2.:; q I'D 4: dsa" ] m
one mile SAID road and two cents per acre on all
within @ q and a 55%g % 1 5. H"s1f ! , acre on Al. land. within
north a @ nor % 5 sa Ge s 9'f of % gs5 so (
o9 m -four % & o aeosss S % TEN
rr . - Wood Lucas FREE Turnpike Road
81 9 % ao Si Ss % % & %s @ @ % % % ns sa %s the
lo the rn Mecotsa7 h4Hfd d &oaD 5 TASES "A n on . dollar
% % SR s % cas s @ c oS 6,n between the south ,.. eo, Of river
' 53Gs 5s En-" & % soe & ai % @ of r a .ss s ] 3 p
@ ;"sn E'tn one half mile Of said ' excepting the west half of north
Ss' P PSP :s1 n @ o5P' sise 3 @ sin .ni
s asbs @ p @ % %n nG tG GH % e. @ n" .o % @ %
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o said roa
% S 12 op ss; SR 6 OF o ss S ns sTs" Lake o"
lon and Perry townships from vss ,
ne half mile off ~ al NAdos property within
Line Road between Bloom
@ IN E9n eighty rods north of the dollar
mill
On Webster Troy road Webster
nande
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ion road from twend quarter post section thirty
aeAon SIX mills on all taxable onemAe 'A"'
I-on Liberty MonviIe Extension il Henry six mills on o,0N
elroad
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road northeast
Line Road between Weston
roPrty within mehaf o adro 0-NO"0 '' oA1O'
lon offs
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IN Frldny, the 10Th day Of October, 1876. at 9p
Owill be sold at the Court House door in Perrysbu
wood county, the following described tracts of yalua-
bic land, to wit:
l6O acres being the north west quarter of section
&. township 4, north of range o.
l2O acres being the north west fractional fourth of
seGuoh G iS township u, north of range l2 east.
The title to these lands are indisputable One half
OF the purchase money TO be paid at the sale Re
maing half in one year with interest secured by mort
sage on tue Iahus' :. W. BURNHAM.
T UDIN'S PERFUMERY, genuine. for sale i,y
II PECK e. HAMILTON.
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NJ OIlCE is hereby given to Joseph Larwill, Will
Y lam Barten' Jonathan Akenberger. Robert Me-
Comb, H. b. Ely, Lyman Kendall. Smith & Sprague.
John Moon ct al, Rodolph Matthias or the owners of
land along said line herein described will take notice
tnat @ the trustees of Lake township, Wood county,
Ohio, will meet at the place of beginning on the 10Th
OF October to lay out and establish ditch or water
course commencing fifteen feet Of the south east
corner OF section 80 thence running due north until
then due north to the north line of section 20.
VIM JEFFERY Petitioner
Sent 1. 195G--1Tw6So A.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1856.
Notice to the Tax Payers of Wood County, Ohio

pursuance
the in the
of ftayac
ofr
of
and O'clock P at tie times and Glow
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-25

Sections and Town Lots a
2 Mills on the Dollar.
All the Out-Lots in tho
New Survey of tie Town
of Perrysburg.
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I'M east quarter post section twenty-five 10 west quarter
on all taxable property within one mile