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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-04

HcusEKEErISo.z-W will give tointellect,
o immortalitpi it9religi9ns End 70 all Vi tues,
the honor That belongs TO them, and still il
may be toldlyI anir irtnedi lliat the ecoiioniy,
taste, sskiN, hnd peatness inlthe kitchen HAY,
~ great dead to, dc. in making hfe happy and
p,osperous.a Nor is itindisp, hSsbly necessary
that q house, should BE- ,fillsd with luxuries ~
The qualifications for all gtod housekeeping
can be displayed as wei on a small as y lcrgt
scale = a small house can be more easily kep
c e d than palace econtmyis most needtt
in the sbsence Of abundapce.s r
Taste is as well di, played in placing ia,
dishes on a pine table, as in arranging che
folds Of damask curtain. . y 4. y Co.,.
| Il ,Sklllful cooking is as readily discovered il
a nicely baked potato, OF n respectable John
ny cake, as in a nut brown silloin, or q bracs
OF canvass backs. 90 ;s.Jss 7mss ss3 .,.5oN I
The char tf good house keeping in tht
order. economy and taste displayed in atlen
tioh tolittfe things, and these httle thing
have a wonderful Influence 80
Il A. dirty kitchen and bad cooking have dIiv
en- many one from home TO Sc, K comfort am
thappnkss soineShere else. s. 3 " iJllM I
ID mt site economy is sciencc-a theoO
, Of life, which all sensible women ought, (
s udy and practice, None of our excellen
rls are, fit TO be mari, d until they are thor
Oughly educated in The deep and profounC
mysteries Of the Ritchens-- OHIO Fa'her.lA .
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=. AFFLIGTED READ ~!

MEDICALHOUSE, .Es-
~ tablished twenty two years ago BY Dn KINlSEE-
TWENTY-TWO YAETS
Experience has rendered DR. X. a1inost succ essfh
$a6Sa e sS % Z Sasfss a q sS
rags; nervous and sexual inrmites. diseases Of the
skin, and those arising from abuse Of mercury. =. |
fp e7 c} 'TAKB pARTTCUL LAlt NOTICE.Jcc 2l1 |
There isnn evil habit sometimes nduged in by boys
IN solitude, otet growing up with them to manhood
aud wieh,f not reformed IN due time, not only be-
gets ssrions obstacles 70 matImGnial happiness but
yastatipg affections bse stisrf .dt 9, boom,
Few q those who give way to this pernicious prac-
tiee awareof the conseqences until they find the
shattered, feel strange and
able sensations, aud vague fears IN the mind (See pa
ges "a 49, 30. of DIR. KS. book Self Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble Is un-
able to labor with accustomed yigor. or 10 apply his
mind to study his step is tardy and weak I've isdul
rrsssla,e and engages sysn in his sports with less en-
ii he, emancpats himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter marnony, his marriageis
unfruitf and his tells him that this Is caused by
his early folies Asss are 0hieh shoed
airaken The attention OF all rho similarly stuaied
lUi l so Elu11 REMEMBER, U7 Lsiiob 5Eo .
He who places himself under DR., kinken's treat
man. and rely upon the that the OF
Dr. X s patti nts will never be disclosed
Young manzlet no false Inodesty deter you from ma
sg from
Dr. Kinkelins residence has been for the last twenty
philadelphia, Pa, e 5d1li1J 9all9 10 e5lflJ Z
| PATIENTS AT a DISTANCE, -. - I
Can have (by stating their explicitly together
with all their symptoms, per letter enclosing Remit
Forwarded any part Of tbs United States, and pack
ed from damage curiosity by Mail or Express
READ Youth AND MANHOOD
\ A Vigorous Life ora Premature Death. Khkeiin on
Isl Q .LSeif PrsserratioR- Osis 25 ceRts. Y hal
! Letters containing that alue in stamps. viii ensure
a copy, per return Of mail. r.c -.s- /
GRATIS GRATIS :! GRNTIsa!t '-4 '
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; lAuptron,s Orprcr, pERRYspuao ,

~ '''' ''',1. s',s-s = April 1s, 1856 -..s4 g.
Il certify that the foregoing laws are oorrecl
according te0 the copies certified toby The
Secretary Of State and furnished to this offce
by the contractor for publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS. w. ROSS,
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The BEAUTY OF TREEs.--A tree, undoubt-
edly is one of the most beautiful objects in ma,
ture. Airy and delicate in its youth, luxuri.
ant and majestic in its prime. venerable and
picturesque in its old age, it constitutes, in its
various forms, sizes, and.developmenls, the
greatest charm and beauty of the earth in all
countries. The most varied outline Of sur
face, the finest combination Of picturesque
materials, would be comparatively tame and
spiritless without the inimitable accompani-
ment Of foliage. Let those who have passed
their whole time in a richly wooded. country
whose daily visions are deep. leafy glsns,
forest clad hills, and plains luxuriously shad.
ed, transportithemselves fora moment to the
desert, where but few stunied bushes raise
their heads above the earth, or those wild
steppes, where the eye wanders in vain foi
some "leafy graniture"---where the. sun
strikes downwith parching heat, or the wind
sweeps over with unknown fury--and they,
may, perhaps. estimate by contrast their beau
ty and value Ohio Farmer. iLi -5asA
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Books in the running brook,
And good in every thing

G., " Such sentiments are gaining ground, and
as they are received, willth farm n-house be
come embellished with books, with shadetrees,
with climbing plants and flowers, and content
ed hearts, and lhe home of the farmer become
the happest of the lRnd.''
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ssss5ttn : $50 - = 80. 81 Il
mo, 10. "a ~ AN ACT y- "a i-
Tn {; y ana n,ovile for the bold;no of The ,.y,ns
!. of ,be co,,r, of common Meas In the several
copm,; ;es Of the second ind;cial. distriet of
Ohio - ~ -. - - 'I.'
'''e' 'os Tr,,sr s,p n,v,s,ox .-s
-,,..,,
etdIios 4. DC S !. eus9a ~ M @
ssn'o,! .,,. VI wv s.ose Wi I,9
,ie ~ ,a "nn', An =,
s'T'iIli Oo''i'rl1I VIC "'S'
t.tIt % " -oINe' US .r 'or'gns'
III 'iig e etpn', .. lD'''' vi .lJ seeIiiH iui.'
HaE % VIC '!'5io Nlo''uHl Vi
a the & LIN, a. Il ~ ,1,sg,,
.,'J E1Gn, :" rp.' o'' re '.,'" nio"u"3
he iq NIooay of Deem bccember " NH ''''S' - '
'i'J ; MS Nlo''''a! 70 ~ :, ;c,n.I
eou'e' ~, "'He, gu w n nloItt
e'a Mo'Ia ar -,1oi 6on,.n " ''' '"''" '''T
io0' "a 7''H't'as a9s'1' =. n ol
sa.gst r-r z,lHNoAp ~ F'ss9N' = PE o. -
In me comfy OF Miami on lHf second tues
day efi March on the hrst Tuesday, OF August,
and on the hrst tuesday OF octoo"r,
in me county OF CnamPaigii' on tle iast @ tues
day OF February, on ttle MIRO tues'iay OF August
and on the third tuesday OF octoo'r
In the county OF montgomery, on the tour'n
and the fiFst tuesday oi 'Noyember. y4F
- - lrHiRD SUE DivisfoN.l
l5- In the county Greene ON the last Monday. of
February, the tlIird Monday OF Judy, the third
MONDAY Of tptembcr l' - - '-i "a ~
In the county OF Clinton, on the third tuesday
| of March. the first Monday of August, and the
second Monday Of October s,'ss1l-f a Z
In the county Of Warren, on the first Nom
dav Of April, third Monday, OF August and the
first Monday of November 49,
In the county of Clark, on the last Monday Of
lApriL the first Monday Of September, andthe
fonrlh Monday OF Noyemher.- 80 N. n N I.
! 4 SEC! q That in addition 10 the foregoing
terms in that behalf provided for either Of the
Judges of the court of common pleas within said
I district is hereby authorized 10 adjourn over
| to arly special term for, the purpose Of compile
ttipg unfinished business or whenever the same
4 may be considered for the public good. Such
Judge may or do, and bold lafter proclamation
as prescribed in the act authorizing special ses-
l siols, of The court of, common pleas, passed
!, March Q, 1852 within any of the counties con.
1 shutting said district special term for the
u trarsacfion and alfudicafion of Criminal OF
eiyil bisiness. or both as such Judge, NAV order
] and direct and all the business thus done--ad.
;ndicated or determined shall be as valid as il
done adudicated and determined az ar1y rpgu.
lar terun, annointel and provided fos by The leg
;sa tnTe'.- - - = - - Trf5Tf
sao The h S CLERK Of ihs e0q1t Se6 Of ,b e1son .T
pot he snfieient lime 10 draw ,ries and issne
MI of IN; n fac;as hefarethe 6,st or anv 9th.
or tsr,o as ,o;pied ont In the fourtb section nj
lie ac, pslat;ne of ir;es shall ne neyeytheIess draw
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| 4 NC sULVoL a HOIOHSH VI ffIuCttCuk iHota'tsvNP'
ia h. vi, the IHest. dgf,g b+i i'm 81 OF
TFRlIS For fnll course ineludiu,, lllcpartn
IL ,,,r.s ,nJ bv
~ sAo.s II ~ Fls,5t 10 hsII1-' ~ s4D ~
~. III, ,,,r.o in i..s' Ile 5,,n,cnt - ''a0 Oh
U,IiE Observation-Disclosures ,,Ie Srcat inIeas,re In ex-
II - .b Ill tbaSts q ,i ftn,y ard tirnre-
- - - eJ','5 t;i Ls tsa az .spsar ~ tbe;r
ns,;,t;an soce ia establi.hmcn, M te CAPITAL and
,he rn,js smands for
.ge'st ~.gSte, " ss r. = lrca,,JW Tram
H. a" eo, S tbe prineinal
-, M a1J Cnnaerc;si Houses assised by
~, III "a ~ e,,tJer, I'M enabled hin,
W ,... T aSrs r. ssss.in a. s,an, 81 CONN
TIMG e,ercsss Sor AT
INN nv M TnrT iSsItTTfI6k, Each student by
~ ~ - !; iiiIn i I, a. teij ii ;,t;.yJ
tins new process Is "a urle az ,c , y
sleP ~ os no., sS h. hSd
M a h sse elcrsiai e Ho-
and thus all awkwerdness ial.efing ana esre
gi2us sre, ~ ~ ,eobsd a
in uui.igh " ~ ~ WI w " ~ ~ ~ ~
slAu's, " ~ ~ M ~ y. cn,a
most eu'"ent 'ee'u'o'S =" o"io ~ IT, - 80.
inelclal Topics, ~ ~ 2 - . a. a 81, ~ 10 !, .;;p- ;;,s,
y; ao :, ~ ,t Nj,
iarlIe ne.e' put ~ !, y'eY S e.
tDoUbLE EN- M nDoA ie "iI ..os
and rs i Sn.
upon . ~ ~ ~ T IL - I,laissl
merclai Men, CommsIeisi u,;.ti
rfoduers' - % 1
Ecohohyt slsESniiiiAe LAW fS 0i tas' s''t'ii44N
ship, Se' 60. .,I -, ,,.C .s....lif .,syss
me Lauies DepaIthIent
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..LAWS0F OHl0.
puBLlsHRDi BIZ AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

TO confirm sales made by the trustees Of the civil
townships OF section sixteen, and other lands
granted by Congress in lien thereof, to purcha
whereas, ~ I'd ma br coun,ie of be State q obio
through misapprehension Of an act entitled. /" an
act to regulate the, sale of minis eria and school
lands aud the surrender Of permanent leases there
to-" passed February g 1913, also an act entitled
an act to regulate the sale of school lands .,and
the surrender Of permanent leases thereto passed
April 16, 1852 the trustees Of The civil townships
have sold section sixteen to, various purchasers
WHO hayepprchas9d said lands in good faitn .hase
paid the purchase money and taken possession Of
said lands and in many Instances made large i'm
Provements on the same therefore. in order TO cure
the defects in the title Of such purchasers tosucb
lsnds' and to quiet them in The possession there
W. g t.TT - esar1
SEcrIoS l. Be IL cnactedby the Generdl As.
sembly of The State Of Ohio, That such sales Of
section sixteen IN the original surveyed townships
or fractional townships and all sales land grant-
ed by the Cong,ess of the United States, IN lieu Of
said section sixteen W hiehshave been otherwi se
in conformity with the rrovisions'of Che tc,s re-
cited in the zfufegoiigs pseafnble be, and the same
are hereby confirmedi; and sgelly pufchateFs and
their If sgntes and heirs at law Shall huldthe pur-
Chases so by them made, by a tile as good aud
valid tn agh the proceedings for such sale had
been instituted by the trustees ofthe original sur
.Neyed or fraction nj townships o. EsrG 81 leid
20 ;lr.-asH r1 NH NANNoRHEs, bsaJia
'.I Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
.I3ffoPrtJtM nf ih. s.oa,a
pa. Anr;I = 1sSs = sSftss '''e y ia g
30 5al l-a,tsoi % ..-,;.ss, y
rN 49,. .-' Z ,,- .,,, q ~. ~
No' .-,,1s :, AN AN-7 AN'I ''rIls- ~, ,-, y 800
To amend, the act seniillrdsr an act TO fix per
manently the LINES for holding the courts Of
4 common pleus. the sessnths judicial dis.
tnci, passed january 3ly lS54a ",
fL I.rTAA JBlRD sun pivIsIox..,,t.l.t,,.5s 49,. = = 81
Srcr,oY l. Re n sna.,ed. b.s,l,a n. So,
,h, !. snao,ep ,ty.sif ~ 'ie sr' neI9
nseenory u he Staie ~ pmo, lra 'he
courts oi common i le rld m the Sc
erai o. tlit illr'l o. 1he
e"sn Jus,fin % .iolloWs,lolwu:g q
etc' 2, llhai uis punS terms Snail be ne d
In tne county or asllnsion on ,tlie third Tues
Gay hext ai'er l' 'he second i Monday 9f Febrpa
W, ,ho !, A,h5,, a.. ~
IN 'ne ~ = heeiis' oi '''e SecoEu MON
pHl ~, a. n, ,,,.:zs}A "a q, Sar
IN ''e 'o'i'' VI Hn''sS' op the 'hifn iues
dai a. IL 5a,aa,nht - E.sIt ~ sltI !, !,
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lFIRsT SUB DIVISION

In the county of Miami on the second Tues
day of March -on the. frst Tuesday Of August
and on the first tuesday OF Octobrr.
: in The county OF Champaign, on tie last tues
day Of Februsry, on the third tuesday Of August
and on the third tuesday Of October. - 7.7rss
In the county Of Montgomery, on the fourth
tuesd Is of March, the fourth tuesday of july,
and The. first tuesday Of 'Noyember,.y-5-E
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mo, TO- l.s,aq ,ss ANiACT n ~. .o- os
Tn fix and provide for the holding Of the terms
Of the court of common pleas in the several
counties Of the second judicial: district ol
Ohio, 1rs ,f-s .r0 80, o : ~ . .7,1 srs.
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- AN ACT

70 amend, the act entnl,dsr an act 10 fix per :
manently tie LINES for holding the courts of
common pltus, in the sesenthS judicialg dis
,Iici,' passed January 81 1884, w
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Facilities, &c, &C.
coRREsPoNDEScE OF THE DIsPATcH
MONTGOMERY WHITE Sill PHuR !

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR,
July 90, 1856. {
Let me inform your readers that this new place
for public favor Is beyond doubt one of the most
charming spots North, South. East or West and is
destined to be THE Place" Nothing can preyentit,
belonging as It does to party Of gentlemen worth
over two miiliOns-whO are determined never to tie
their purse strings until they make ii the me plus
ultra" OF America. Even now In it's infancy. the
style. accommodation. &c, are equal to any In
the Union. What will II be by ne 1t Summer
The visitor 10 landed by Railroad at q grand re-
reception house, where he Is met by the accom-.
plished President and escorted to the office-when
the obliging clerks point him to his ROOM which he
will find large and elegant-wth two windows and
doors to eacb-nce mattrass-cean white toilet
promenade &c.
Then to the dining room-anG what a dining
room It is--with its hundred circular tables-ele.
CANT service with every thing that the appetite COW
ets-with wine Imported expressly and the NUT.
ton and beef from the princeIy estate of Msjor
James X Kent. Over all of which presdes
Thompson Tyler, Esq whose national reputation
as caterer is without rival
The balls, drawing rooms aud promenade are
conceded to be the most elegant North or
South. most charming German string and
brass band is IN attendance.
Every amusement is had in abundance A tel
egraph In complete operation. Dispatches received
every hour In the day from all the principal cities
In the country. Arrive here from North Carolina
and hear from home in an hour What an i'm
provement for the Aleghanies.
A most fashionable company are already here
Fifteen States are represented Hon J. G. Brock
enridge and twenty other distinguished gentlemen
expected next week FIoRIbA.
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RIcHARD n. MEADE. r. RoBERrs BAKER,
(Grsduate of tho PhilsdeIphia College of Phar.
macy.)
/ MEADE &c BAKER.

APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
1876, northwest corner Of Main and Tenth sts, just
above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every Improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and viii endeavor to keep q
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Ne
dicines and Chemicals; ground and unground seected
Spices: Cooking Extracts: Lubins and other celebra-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes Fur
gical Instruments Trusses and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothers Breast Cloths; CO.
lognes; Sp0nges and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
1t is their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity OF character.
As they have both had many years experience in
the first drug stores of the city they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filed
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
other establishment in the country.
~ PRESCRIPTIONS will be accurately dis pens
ed by of the partners, ut all hours of the day
night je 26--d&cIm
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THE GREAT BL09n PyKiKIkR AND

T1HE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
L NEGOTIATING G OMPOU DIR. J
RIIL1 BIoop PTRTFiER. As spring and sum
mer Alternative Medicine and Inyisorating Drink, it
has no equal.
1t purifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bswels;
Carries off all Secretions and Humors;
Clesnses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Vigor;
strengthens and Invigorates the Constitution;
Makes the Skin soft. smooth and nstural;
Expels Pimples, Boils and Sores; 4I
Cures Scrofuls and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy. Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sys-
Builds up weak state Of Body;
Allsys Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spir-
For Female Complaints. which in their nature are
exhausting and debtatns, 1t 10 particularly recon-
mended Indeed, 1t makes the weak strong; the pale
and emaciated from sickness natural causes soon
have color, bloom and health As q summer drink it
is exhilerstng, refreshing stimulating and eniven-
ing Persons young and old) who have used this de-
beneficial effects Quart Bottles 81, small, so cts.
Sold BY Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs Apperson.
Beers Alex. Duval; Duval Il Norton; J. Blair; g. M.
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM. p Ladd; Laidley Ro-
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk,
Paramount q Pstersburs' Lynchburs, and all other
VHK WONDERFUL PAIN CUKEK.-.
and so cents Pain is the foreruuner of disease -
Cure the pain, and you check the disease. DR. J. 8.
ROSES PAIN CURER is truly the wonder of the
age It cures pain in the time that it requires got
physician.
1t cures Chiblains and Frosted Feet.
1t cures Toothache in minute
Cures Cramp or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures Stiff Neck and Sweled Face, from . cold.
Cures rheumatism and Neuralgia. od
Cures Sprains, Bruises, Scalds and Burns.
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps In the Breast instantly.
Cures Earache in a few minutes
Cures Pam in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever,
This is no humbug medicine, but it 10 made by q
regular physician, of thirty years experience in
Philadelphia, whers every family has it In use and
family should be without bottle in case of acci.
dent sudden sickness 1t 10 used internally and sx
ternally, always giving immediate relAE If this
Pain Curer could speak. it would exclaim
"Whilst most physicians take whole months to say,
make my cures In half summers dsyim
There u no preparation for Weak Stomschs or
Bowels like this Pain Curer.
Sold by all Druggist in Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and all towns In Virginia
ap s9---d2aw
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lNl or RICHMOND.-At meeting of the Board

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lf1 OF RICHMOND.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors held at their Office the 10th of June,
1856, it was
Resolved, .Thst this Company will make no charge
for Fire Marine Insurance Policies, and the Sc
cretary directed to inform the other city Compa
a uniform in the city on this subject they be re-
qussted to unite with us ~
This Company il prepared to issue Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Policies reasonable terms other
good Offices.
Claims for losses will, In all cases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and psid. ~. :
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office for the present. the East nde of 18th &C.,
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2sth street. Church Hill near the Leigh Urres
- Baptist Church. suitable for . ms dun sz-d
family. The premises are in every war convenient.
and just been newly painted The water 10 very cor
venient and Il q good any in the State Tree Of
charge. Location healthy. Il win be rented low 10
. good tenant. Apply to
a. A.. ATKINSON,
sAss as Corinthian Hall.
Or r biz rssidsnes near the property.
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MILLINERY.
ma NOTICE TO THE LADIi

ANn NOTICE TO THE LADIES. -
~-MADAME SON, Fashioasbls Mil
21SN liner, takes the pleasure of Informing
- the Ladies nat she has received from VI
Paris and New York IN elegant assortment of Bon
nets Caps, Head Dresses, &c which really beau
tful and excets anything of the kind that has
been offered in this city; sad the season il now ad.
vancins she il determined to sell at very reduced
prices. To those who intend going TO the Springs
opportunity offers of getting Head Dress or Cap
OF an entirely pattern, at ednsly low prices.
Don't forget the store, MADAME SON, IS Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Establishment.
ie 24-lm* - ~
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N msncsl grinding NV WHEAT 81 3 sup~r,.
o. quality Persons Wishing 90 ct nice asisis q
and Main streets. Boltsd Cora Nsa 81 fSmfiv ~.
alws{s On hand. fhoss furniahip9 thar own Wbest
can hsvsit ground In superior nsunse Il short
notice. ENuf.H a eeY1S
Wosdward's Patent rortabls MiD, Johssonss Iron
ConcAys Bras Dustsr. sgd IN improvsi smut ~
ssSsseiag nsslsna may Be sssu n operstson & The
seove Ills IL 17--iu.
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RI NOTl q k.-.W. q. DAILY
informs the citizens Of Richmond, q

and country, that he has commenced 80.
- the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
18th street. opposite Mr. COTS SaddisrJ store, whore
he ID prepared to make to order any article In h line,
In the most tasty and fashonabfe style. Is "A
Mr.. A. N. DAVIS, ono Of the best cutters In the
country, will superntend the business and every
effort to please both to article and it. have the
best material workmanship shall not BE- surpaas-
cd by any. A trial il respectfully solicited.
s1xsz $40 l4TH STREET, Isle row.
ap 2S--d3m 1st door from Main street.
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