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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-06
August 6, ls57-l3w4t

NOFICE.-A petition viii b, presented to the
~ commissioners OF Wood county at their next ses-
sion, asking for the vacation OF part OF the county
road, commencing eighty rods south Of the norhc Is:
corner dissection H. in Bloom township: thence west
10 the Perrysburg Findlay free turnpike; and there
terminating; and TO grant VIEW sy. and llgutoH
OF a county road, commencing ami terminating NJ or
the ubONe points and following the line OF tho
road as opened and made.
JAMES II. TANNER ct al, Petitioners
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GheTinos sale

II. w RricLfDrd vs.. y iniul Wm,z.
DN vrtu" Of an execution to me directed and dcliv-
ID cred from the cuHrt Of common ole as OF Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, will oiei
for sale the door utho court luusr in Perrysburg
said county, ON
Saturday, the 18th dayo August \. d. 1857,
between the hours ui ~ ucova A, '.ugl oclJcE y,
NJ, OF said duy, the following, real estate wit; The
west haf Of the southeast qulrtcr ut s,rlou thirty
three, ~ town six n"Ith, ofr-c eleven cast, contain
ing 90 acres, III Wood county. Ohio
c. W. AO2rON Sheriff.
PRICE JcTFEEsoN, Attys.
ImN 20. Is I'll ,lkNhSl Il
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1s- Read Gem Houston's advertisement He
does things up on the true go-ahcad principle and
deserves the success which is to attend his el-
forts.
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E3- The excursion on the steamer Belle, last
Friday night, was in every respect complete sue
cess. Over a hunlrcd persons got aboard at this
place, ana their numbers were materially increased
at Toledo making the entire party number about
one hundred and fifty, all of whom knew how TO
enjoy ride on our beautiful river by moonlight
The Toledo brass band added much TO the pleas
ure of the trip BY the sweet music which it dis
coursGd Refreshments were provided in abun-
dance. Tic Belle aud her polite Captain perform
ed the part allotted them most admirably, and
those having charge Of the excursion proved them
selves adopts at the business. Nothing can be
more pleasant aal hcallhfu than ride on the
lake and fanung by its invigorating breeze on a
warm moonlight night.
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.as- Tho young Mr. Shanks, of Webster town
ship. who was injured by having wagon pas
over his head, died on Friday last.
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2as- The Local Editor of the Toledo Blade has
pcnncd many good things, but the following Har.
vest Song" is his best effort, we being Judge:
Harvest Song.

I.
Swing-swmg-swing.
Our heavy cradle ring;
When the dew-drops hang the bending corn.
And cool is the breezy breath of morn
And our hearts a lightsomc jOyance feel
Mid the rustlng grain aud the ring of the steel
Swing-Swing--sWin
Our harvest song we're singing.
Our cradles bright in the morning light,
Through the golden fields ringing,
SwiQg--swing--s
Our sharpening rifles ring
On our dew-wct blades. when a swaih we've laid,
And across the field furrow laid,
golden furrow of ripen'd grain
Which the binders gather with might and main.
Then Swing--swing--
- Our harvest song we're singing;
Iith n gladsome shout wen face about,
Our cradles blithely swinging.
H.
Swing-swIng-swingl
The beadead pitcher bring
From the Spring in tho hollow all dripping and cool
whele the hangs DER the clear deep pool
No burning draughs from the poisonous stll
Want we, our harvest strength to kill.
We'll sWiug--swing--swi wing
While our harvest song we're singing,
No help wen borrow, the price of sorrow
And degradation bringing.
Swing--swng--swinp
Till the bells in the city ring;
Grover the Whispering fields of corn
Ia heard the sound Of the dinner horn
Then wen find how sweet hard labor can
Make the bread of the working man;
And swing--'wng--swi
Our harvest song still singing
With health renewed by healthful food
Again cradles swinging.
ng-swing-swing
More weurily sing
With shorter breath our tagging tune,
In the sitting heat of the afternoon;
But. rallyng at the set of sun,
We shout" Hurrah our harvest is done !"
Our Harvest Song we now have sungi
Our cradles in their places hung:
There, with a fnal parting cheer,
Well leave them iii another year. &C, c.
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VA DI3
OwIgING,
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNG Cs3lECNg.'
ftNO persousniiicted :. t Sexual dr;ists such as
L SPERM iVORRJO3I ITE iNNESS INFO
IENCE, GONORHO2I. GLEHT SITIIISET
the Wee of ON.ANlSM, OF SELF ABUSE&c.&c.
The HowARp. AssocIATluN. in view Of The awful
destruction of human life caused ~ Sexual dsenss
andthe dcccptnns practsed upon the unfortunate vic
TINS of such diseases by QuacAs have directed .heir
Consulting Surgeon, Gs CItAHtIAELE. AC1 worthy Of
thoiI name to give Grams to all per-
sons thus afflicted who apply ly letter. with adesCriP
tonol theircohdtiun, lugc occ hubits ct lite
&c ana IN cases OF extreme nuygrit and su.lring, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FTrL or CuArCr.
The Howard Association i- benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment u the relief of the
sick and distressed afflicted vita Nirueut and EIi-
dehlc Diseases ltmsuow HNurIu ut meaGs " hich
the Directors have eNpend in adv vhrtispg tile
above notice. ltisuredt.s uddthatthe Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
wilifurushthc most approved modern treatment.
Just Published ny tar Assocuriun,u RuportoH Spe~-
mItorrl.Wt, Seminal NcJhursS, the vice OF Self
Abuse yul other thr SeNuui NrgaIS lN the
ConNultiu@Su geon which Wiz De sent b.; mail. (iu
seulcd ruyriupo)iuEE ~ CHAEeE, on t!tereceipt of
TWO SrNNps turnu,taEC.
Address. Dr.. GEO. CALHOUN CONSULTING SUR
GEoN, Howard AssociJtiuu. No. -outl SINrn Street
PhiladC lEia ia. ~ order ut thp piy,c,Drs
EEiA ID. uEARlNELL, Pfesident,e
Gro. Fuuculn, NcerctcN,
NOTICE /, hereby given 40 the uwaers OF the north-
~ west quarter OF section - in Plain township that
tbs trustees of said township will at oclcyk y.
NJ the 9TH day Of September loji, H. Denecke's in
Plain % lay cut Hud Hppurtnn ditch running along
The north line of said lot and an outet from tie aeh
into the Koch and Deae,ke ditca
judy %, lsS---llwGs
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is given that petition will be presented
to the commissioners Of Wood county Ohio, at their
September session. A. D. 1857. lay oIt and ctlbish
a county road, follows, commencing the Western
Reserve u Maumee road, the cast line o. town l. l..
s. II serve; tIsnar nprJh aOl ill east linz d, toEu4
and u. 5. r. to the north line of Wood county: asp
road commencing the southeast corner OF section
~, town j. U. = r.; thence west to the Oregon road
JACOB EDDIE Ian, ct al, Petitioners.
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95- Aparty OF our young people go to th'
Lake Shore tonight on the steamer Belle Thai
they will have a good time, we have no doubt.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between Blinn
& Barstow is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JULIUS BLINN,
G. T. DARSrOW
The undersigned will continue business ut the old
stand "a usual JULIUS BLlNS.
August G, lS57-l3u
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-06

as- We saw green corn, cabbage, and ripe ap-
piles selling IN our streets on Tuesday.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-06

ea> Read the interesting letter of w. V. Way
Esq, aud also those of other friends who have re
membercd US.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th of July, by Rev, N. T. Pay, Mr.. GEoRGT
London, England.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-06
LEGKL ADVERTISEMENTS.
vS!i.5j E5Tice.

The ftfiow'ue iffrr,st.d persona Hs owners Of tie
dr.c,.H.d rlI ,n.,.ito tltr respective names are
hereby ,u,. ..'. ii nu rrj cation las been made to
IT," tri~ir. of Nltirtau township, to lay out locate
Itrsu s,d uuEiug diich water course as fol-
luWs: t,u!reucig at near the south quarter post
Of secii.n "a. town nol, Of range 10 east, thence
north ofbg the Ine Of county road aud in the old
ditch heretofore survcNcd through sections "a and
10 shid town; and ttough sections 3 and 25 town l.
u ;; w TO county loadi then cast so rods in said
~. town /, aforesaid to the north line Of Middleton
townships and that snid rusteesNsl meet the south
end of said ditch on Monday the LIST day of August
Il: - roo al cocN y M' 10 examine and apportion
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AEBNEIES RsHgOWN,
RscEWI No,ice.

Parly T. Colyin ililahelh Colyin. George W, Spen-
GER Hannah Spencer, Kola S. Burns, aud Harriet
Burns viii take notice thnt 'tpn was filed against
them ON the 2sth day Of July A. D. 1851 in the court
OF common pleas uf Wood county, Ohio, 10y Charles r.
Mathis, and Rachel Mathis and snow pending, where
in the said petitioners, demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate, 10 wit: The west part of h, haf
Ot the southwest quarter of Cii1n twenty being that
part west ut the NcDutchnyiic road, less tive and
half acres of the north cnd cuGtuinss twenty four
aud oHehulf acres also fifteen AMI onphllf acres in
the southeast corner ut section nnteen, both Of town
hive north, ufrangc twelve east, in Wood county Ohio;
and that at the next OF said petitioners will
apply for order that partition may he made of said
premises. CHARLES r. MATHIS,
RACHEL MATHIS,
By S. JEFFERsoS, their Atty. Petitioners.
July 90, l557-I.N6S5eI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice.

Simeon Long, Adam Long, John Long, Noe Long
Jr, Henry, Long Elias Davidson, MarBarete Davidson
Henry Schstlcr. Euuice Schister, George Weaver,
Nnrah Weaver, Mary T.. Lyples, Martin Lyple', sNoe
Dryahand Mary L Long will take notice that petition
filed against them, on the 3Oth day OF July, A. d.
1851 in the Of commo plcasn aud for Wood
ty, Ohio, and is pending, wherein Rebeca Brande.
berry, Jonathan, Brandeberry, Thnna Mcdonald ana
Cctmon Mcdonald demand partition ofthe east half OF
the south quarter OF section seventeen oftown five
north of range twelve east containing 80 in Wood
county, Ohio; and setting among other things that
all the afo esaid defenden heirs oil Noe Long deceas-
ed except Marguerite Davidson and Eunice Schistler
have heretofore received their full sare the estate o
iad decedcnt by way of advancement said Petitioner
also asks for the assignment dover ofMary f. Long
widow of said Noe Long, deceased in and to said de-
scrbed aud and that said petitioner will be for hear
ing at the next term of said conrt.
JONATHAN BRANDEBERRY, ct al
Dy S. JEFFERSON, their Atty.
July g. lSj7-l3wfjS4 80
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WILLING.

The Diamond Mill is in running ardcr, and
ready at all times to do up custom work short no
tcc and warrented to give satisfaction. The citizens
Of Wood county will enjoy advantage they
never have had btfore-a free bridge to the mill, and
their work done promptly. The work will show for
itself.
WANTED--at the highest cash prices, Mt the mill,
Wheat Rye Corn, aud Oats. Cash paid at the mill,
giving farmers the advantage Of purchasing their goods
in Mnumce City, PcrrysburE.
August 6, lS57-l3lr WILLIAM HOUSTON
IL persons indebted to me, or to any Of tie firms
~ ofwhich have been, a member by book
account or otherwise, notified to settle the same
Immediately otherwise legal process will be resorted
to for that purpose. JAMES MURRAY.
August &, lS57--l3f
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Henry Rhode,s Estnte.


NOTICE is given that s. Jefferson has been ap-
~ pointed and qualified administrator dc bOns non
the estate of Henry Rhodes, deceased, of Wood
county, Ohio. S. S.JEFFERSON.
August c, lS57--l3w4S1.O0
NOTICE is hereby given to the unknown owners
~ of the unsettled lands lying sections six (6Esey-
en- a. eighteen ISL nineteen (19 and thirty (3O). in
township four az north, range twelve (l2l east; and
to the unknown owners of the unsettled lands lying in
sections one ~, twelve 2) thirteen l), twcnty-tour
(2 and TWENTY-FIVE (2j in township four ( north, Of
range eleven IN east that there will lie petition pre-
senied the trustees OF said township for the vewsng
and locating of ditch waercourse. on or near the
township line between said townships, commencing
about ninety rods north ofthe south OF sec
ton thirty, in Montgomery township Wood county, ON
said township line and following said line until it in
tersects the that is called the Sap rum in
section six. Mo- tgomery township. The trustees will
meet at Isaac Tysons OF the 1lth day of September
next, to V CIV and apporou i'll itch u to law.
lSA AC TYSON, Petitioner.
II. . 1lr q -n
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The riS!e Of Ohio, Wood county, IS,
NOTICE is hereby gi-.n, thlt ) .ecid term If
the District court OF the sute Of OhicNthin aud for
the iii county of Wood, win b. held o. Friday, the
ls.h dly orScptcmber next, at nine o'clock A.. N.
H, order OF the District Colrt
JOHN WEBB, Clerk.
August c, lS57-l3wiSl2j
N-OrICEi is given that Sylvanus IcT,rs1n this lly
y Hltd his accounts in the probate Off sc OF Wood
county, Ohio for final ltn.n in the estate Of John
M,CDughgy, the OF his last will and lcsta.
meut. j. f. PltlCE Probate Judge
August G. Isj7-l3wl$I.0l
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Woot Nonnty COu.t ol Nommon PIeas.
school Aands For sale.

'l.L Undersigned viii offer for sale public auction
i at the door Of the Court House in WorJ conntr
Ohio. o'u county
On Friday the 4th day ofScptember, 1857.
petWeeh the hours of III and l2 4. ~ the following
lands described and appraised us follows, to VII.
Description Acres N-aiu ,,io,
\ ii3S IT Sec. -, I. u.s.n. 50 500
. - y IL =" .Rn
W Ii n " II &C." IN 400
IernS-o -one-twelfth part Of tie purcha c money 10
be paid at the time of sale and tic balance i'm eleven
eqHai annual instillmenrs with annual interest.
NO Diu taken FOR less than the appraised value
JAMES w. ROSS, County Auditor,
Auditors Office, Wood County, o.. lf.'1
Perry rysburg. July %, 1851 Sc,ys91z- als
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Notice.

C,EALED proposals will be received until thG 18th
y inst, by the Board Of Education, for huilIing a
school house in the east part of school district number
|. To he built OF either brick wood.
Plans and specifications can be secu by calling upon
|. =. Thompson.
By order Of the Board Of Eluchtion
Il. GRAHAM, President.
I. T. THOMSON, Secretary.
pr. hurs. AuCnst g. ls5I--3N2
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4 large quantity of Land in Wood couny. Anl Il
number Of town lois in peIrysburg rcrsJn3 d. ring
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August &c. lsjT-3f JAMES MURRAY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-05
GRhAT EXCITEMENT Foor RACE AND a

GRhAT Excitement A Foot RACE AND a
FIaHr!! THE LAW TRiUNpHANr!i!
About 10 o'clock this morning it became neces-
sary for Deputy Sergeant Parrom, in the discharge
Of his official duties, to levy an attachment on
horse and cart in the custody Of an old lady, who
was selling potatoes and other vegetables at the
foot of the market After lengthy alteration
between the parties, the old lady consented to
drive the horse and cart to the Jail while the off
Ger walked at short distance on the pavement.-
he old lady drove the steeAla.at very moderate
pace, until she turned the corner to go up Main
street. when looking round and seeing the unsus-
picious Deputy some distance behind, she sudden
ly determined to make desperate effort to rescue
her property from the clutches Of the law. Ac-
cordingly she put whip to the horse. and was soon
on her road home, with Deputy Barron following
in hot pursuit The racing parties made fine
appearance as they run the gauntlet for some hun
bred yards between rows OF admiring spectators
on each side Of the street. The officer would un-
doubtedly have been distanced, and the old lady
have escaped, had not gentleman, under the i'm
preston that the fiery stecd was running away
with his mistress, headed off the animal and thus
restored the horse and cart to the possession Of
their legal guardian. The old lady was much ex-
asperated at her failure to escape, and attacked
the officer in the most savage manner. by hurling
potatoes at his head, as we'll as by the bittcrest
denunciations. Deputy Barron, however, with
true gallantry, treated the beligerent old lady
with the respect due her sex, and succeeded at
last in depositing the horse and cart in place Of
safety, and in vndicatng.the majesty Of the law
to the satisfaction Of all beholders.
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DARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHAR.

DARTlAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHAR.
i ges from the ear.-DR. HARTLEY gen
erously offers to attend all persons suffering
from affections of the ear at his Office 100
Broadway, N. Y, without charge until cur
ed, thereby proving his success unequalled,
and protecting the deaf from bling swindled
by paying selt-stylcd aurists exorbitant fees
in advance, and the inhiction of still more
serious evils by permitting the application
of dangerous remedies by inexperienced and
unskillful hands. DIR. III. may here state that
he has no connection whatever with any
person advertising to cure deafness, neither
has he given permission for the publication
of a certificate purporting to emanate from
him, and cannot, therefore, be responsible for
any alarming consequences resulting from
rashness and desperation. Theloss of money
may not be material to some persons, but the
deprivation of one of the most important of
the senses ought to be regarded and treated
with more than ordinary solicitude. Deaf
ness, noise in the head, and all disagreeable
discharges from the ear speedily and per-
manently removed, without causing the least
pain or incoDveni nee. A cure in all cases
guaranteed where malformation does not ex-
ist Thirteen years close and almost undi-
vided attention to this branch of special prac-
tice hasiepabed him to reduce his treatment
to such Adegree of success as to find the most
confirmed and obstinate cases yield by "a stea-
DIV attention to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted
with confidence. They viii show at least in
what estimation his professional qualitica-
tions are held by some of the most distin-
guished medical men of the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
81 have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HART
LEY in practice, and have led to form favor
able opinion of his character, both in profess
sion and as gentleman.
CIV. Ii. PARKER, M. d., Prof. of Surgery"
"From my intercourse with DR.. HARTLEY,
! have found his department to be correct and
gentlemanly.
"VALENTINE Mort, M. d."
Reference of cures.
! Mr.. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
I Mr.. William Silvey, 70 Courtlandt st.
Mr.. H. p. Herdman, Counselor at Law, l6
City Hall Place, New York.
DR.. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, N. "
Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor Chicago.
Mr. James r. Burtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. Hawley, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Spring
field Illinois.
Mr.. B. F. Stephenson, Jacksonville, Hi
nOls.
Miss Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss Rebecca ID. Howard, Fairhaven,
Mass.
James Burnet, Pleasant Valley, near Po'-
keepsie, N. Y.
TERMs.-For cure S25. in compliance
with the request of a large number of cores
pondents in the country, whose circumstan-
ces will not admit of visit to New York, DR..
il. will forward package by Express, con-
tanning all the necessary treatment, applian-
ces, 49,, with, ample instructions to, effect a
cure, on receipt of $40, and the balance when
cured. These TERas CONTINUED FOR ONE
MONTH ONLY.
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BOOKS, BOOKS,

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THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. A Tale
Of Louisiana. By Miss ~. +. Dupuy. l,25.
MORMONISM: It's Leaders and Designs.
By Elder Hsde, of the Mormon Church
FRESH FERN LEAVES. BY Fanny Fern.
rs cents.
Bella Treawney, or Time Works Wonders.
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London Lancet, for October, 1857. SIS year.
N. York journal, October. 1871 cts. a No.
Ladies' journal of Fashion, Oct Is cents
Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine, Oct.
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Nick-Nax, for October. 12@.
Yankee Notions, for Oct. 1917
Harper, for October. rs cents.
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Naa, School Books.-Parents, Guardians
Children and others having to purchase any
article in the School Book or Stationery line
would consult their own interest by giving
us a call as we are selling School Books low
er than any other Store in this City.
Call at No. u, East Main Street.
DC 3-tf
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS.

CTEWART' & CO., respectfully an
~ nounce to their friends aid the pupi'e
that they have Just opened new and bean-
titul assortment of Rich Dress and Fanti
Goods, to which they invite the attention ot
purchasers. The Stock consists In part as
follows:
Dress Goods and Embroidcrics,
Rich Silk Robes OF new styles and patterns,
do Striped and Plaid Silks.
do Byadon and Brocadc Robes,
Plain POult de Sori and Glacia Silks, %.
Silk Robes de AQuilla, AN entirely new article,
Rich Black Brocade and Armurc Silks,
Plain black silks Of every quality,
Rich Mousins and Cashmere Robes,
Plain Mouslins and French Merrinos.
Rich French Worked Collars and Bands
Rich French Worked Sets and Sleeves,
Cambria and Muslin Sets at all prices,
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries,
Infants Worked Capcs and Bodies,
Rich Embroidered Hdkfs
Lupins black Bombazines and Mouslins,
Black Tamese and Alpacas,
Black Mourning Silks,
Black Merrinos and Worsted Satin Dechenc,
Black and White Grape Collars and Sets,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Black and Colored Cloths and Cassfmers,
Black and Colored Silks and Vestings,
Heavy Sattinetts and Tweeds,
Fine Whitney and Common Blankets,
Heavy Druggett and Baizc,
White and Colorcd Flanncls at all prices,
/ White and Colored Canton Flannels,
! Tickings, kcrseys and Osnaburgs,
| Beached d brown Shirtngs and Sheetings,
| Servants Clothing Of every kind,
Black Fancy Prints in great variety,
! Cotton, Silk and Worked Hosiery,
| Irish Linens and Linen Sheeting, ell widths,
| Bleacled d brown Table Damssk.
W. 7. STEWART g. co,
oc 3-ts No. %, Main st.