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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04
Boys, Youths and Childrens,

ININE Caf Boots, Brogans aud Oxford Tics;
Il Mems Boys and Youths coarse Brogans and
Boots, of the best quality and extra SIZES, made
pressiy 10 order ana Tor good service. For sale by
jams b. H. GUTTER.
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The stamp around each got vii also bear The names
- ~. frorxfetaf ard az the Caitea states a--ntS
Druggists and IS4ieFs 9s1 observe each dozen
package The tales ing label:
IsroE1s<r c2rnes.-Ifae Increased rep1sktoa aud
great demand for Ioras goand Exfr.ct II C5.l.
"a and s&rsap4rA, havc eecn Inducements Tor ufhers
~ oef allattas of thts valuable uacdieae Vcad~ss
tsrsoas.riy esFne af shis f4rt that they may be
tAeir gusrd. ana net eepAse Il ABy im,trc asfeis
eacalasea b. hiufe theF Fercsfion and destroy the
tsesits q The oFxinai Freyar4tsn - aAxfase xhrh
the ~abscri.r ts-crr.ur - jAznus b uisaru
Nas a - tnsredr inte the Cafted stafrsl has
izehea bis sgnaLsFe ~ shz cA1tlea . cossnserfeis
uhseb s lDEs efy. 1asx A TsxRaxx
Address efdsrs Coz tbs sboxe arsacis a. Iil alrec-
t1us for xhpuasat ~
soHS A. fARHAST 4 60, nvaxxtsss,
Nc sc, Greea~.shs eofnaE Warren ~, y. r.
Dec s-aiy =.
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lress Goods

Together with endless variety of medium and
low priced Silks in Flounces, Robes Quille and by
the yard in Plain Plaid, Striped, and Bayaderes also
Satin Faced and DoUbleTwilled Aerinoes and Cash
naeres. Great variety Of all Wool and Union Plaids,
Mousdelanes, and every thing new and desirable in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04
COAL. COALN COAL!!
Embroidered Shirts.

TUSr received 5000 1asksIs OF Goal fr"m Bellf
d Mines; will sell 10 and - cents pr busslcl,
dsc.4-lm l. 4. PORT Agt
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+ LO L. II

FLOU r..
TINE undersigned IS the authorized agent of the fol-
i lowing Mills:
Broadway Mills, Broad street, Nashville
Gaatin Mills, GautIn, Tenn;
Union Mills, Alexandria, Tenn;
Silver Spring Mills, silver Springs.
A constant supply OF the above brands on hand ia
barrels and sacks also, Braa MddlnEs, aud shorts
T.. u. ulCkEY,
jan2e No s, College street
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.

I Z EIfItNNJV u NIUUHKsIU I0NIKI VttUs
ys5.s. ~ r-ss5z5.-zs7 Ezr2-z AlI1
S.-S S-.s--S-S-- sySSs-2sFz - s=s-ss.5T-.s
I'RoM ana alter Monday - tcmber .th 1857, Trains
Il will run follows
GOING SOUTH.
MAI A PASSENGER. FilTlGHr A PASSENGER.
Leave Nashville 6.l5 a. IN $50 p.
Arrive al Thompson SO a. "a. SIS y.
GOING NORTH
Lnave Thompson $40 a. m 5.45 p.
Arrive Al Nashville lO.l5 a ia p. m.
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning Train,
breakfast az Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompson
Through Tickets Tor Memphis, Msync-bofo', Jack
son, Tuscumba. Florence, Pulaski, and Columbia, can
he procured ~ the General stage Once under the We
randall Hotel, Nashville.
v OK PERKINS
sept. TT superintendent
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-29
IscmocrntIc Economy.

The Sntc Journal states the increase Of sals.
ries Of Collectors, Inspectors and Weigh.Mss-
ters under the law to regulate Public W ctks, at
$4,000 a year. or these NiceY, MI, Backts
has the appointment of H. whiksbLt 30 are APP
portioued to the other two Members of the Board.
Judging by the quality of the appointments,
does any one suppose that the duties will be
better discharged at this increased cost 2 The
bill might be mors properly called a bill to pro-
vide Tor Lecompton 'partizans. 1t will oe no.
all these appointments, and the principal Office
here was given to one who distinguished him.
self in breaking up an AnisLecomptou meeting.
The Akron Beacon also mentions The test being
made in the. appointment of Collector at that
place. 1t states that Geo. I. McCurdy had the
endorsement OF the Democratic County Commit
tee. of Gen. Dodge and Coz. Payne, aud posi-
tive promise from MIR. Backus, but on the pass.
age of the bill E. l.. Munger, a Lecompton
Democrat, received the office.-Biade
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AS-We learn that Mr.. Dodge made quite
speech to the applicants for certificates to teach
school, at the recent meeting Of the Examiners
ut Bowling Green. We have not seen any per-
son whs heard him. but, learn, indirectly from
several sources, that he charged n, lermer mem
b.r of the Board with the authorship of a little
paragraph which appeard in the Journal some-
time since. on 0rthography. He also said that
the facts related must have been surreptitously
taken from the room while. the ExaWtiners were
. at dinner. II he did make this statement, we
wonder much that he was not corrected by the
member OF the Board who voluntarily gave us
she facts, and knew that there was not word
OK truth in the charge The person alluded to
has never written any such article for the Jour
nal, and the facts stated in that article were OBJ
tanned from a member of the Board of Exami
ners. aud we have good reason to believe thu /
Mr.. Dodge knsw it. If our School Examiners
are TO collect the Teachers Of The county togeth-
ef for the purpose of publishing such SANDER
ous sser,ions-such uncalled for falsehoods--we
shsllnot hesitete 10 speak out upon the subject.
lf Mr.. Dodge made no such statements as he
lhss been represented to have made, we shall take
pleasure in making the correction; but if he has
been guilty Of this digraceful practice the soon
or he is removed from the office which he has
.disggaeed, the better.
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Gov. McWilhe,iiof Mississippi. anil wife
have just bevn blessed with the twenty first
rleigc of coniugal' Affection ~
LIN Paris, Missouri, potatoes are selling for
80 csnts per bushel, aptl in Hanhibal in the
same State, they sell for 30 cents per buShel AT
this season, last year, tho price ranged from $2
to S3 per bushel w.
EMIGRATION TO KANsAs..--Ona thousand six
hundred and ninety-six emigrants passed over
the Pennsy sylvania Railroad during the month oil
March last, most of them emigrants to Kansas,
and other parts of the West
David A. Neal. late Vice President of the
Illinois Central Railroad, has commenced suit
against the company in the U. S. Circuit Cdart,
for %25o000 for services rendered to the com
pany while in its exploy.
"A trial of speed for $50 a side between a
horse and a locomotive came of at st. Thomas,
Canad West, las week. The distance was 81
rods and tho horse came in as winner by half q
ilength. .,s
--Thaauthorof the following should be watch.
ed, or he might I" back out :"
bigg distructic durk III hi
I'll bid pharewell too every fear,
- Ihea wipe mine weepin l,
An kqt my throat phrom year to year.
Norway has population Of abuut a. million
and quarter, The Inhabitants are nominally
Protestant. There is not Roman Catholic
church or priest in the whole land. NetllsT a
Jew nor Jesuit is allowed by tn. Constitution
to SCI foot on the soil.
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i, ~, The Baptist Protracted Meeting is still
kept up. Last Sabbath evening. Mr.. Cannon's
sermon was in reply TO the sermons ofMr. Rich
srdson of the preceding Sabbath, on the subject
iiof Baptism and the mode of administering the
ordinance. 1t was very able sermon, and at
, ats conclusion three persons were baptised. The
hosse wis, filled to its utmost capacity, and ma
n! were unable to get inside the door, Rev. Mr.
Wrbster, Of Norwalk, is preaching every night
this week.
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LITERARY.

Cash Up--Important to Everybody,
M.r.sf.r.no advertisement WILDE admitted in,Othe
JevnrAL unti IL l, paid for "a -ept where there is
special agreement TO the contrary and in all esse',the
psrs.n presenting advertisement for insertion, VIII
;. held responsible for the We esnnot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom, Dick and Harry, ofwhom
". knew nothing The cash system is better for all
p.vs;,s - zee ,hau adhere TO IL.
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TIE OLIVE BRAscH,-Cipt. HALL arrived at
'WhYS pdtswlth his new steamer on Sabbath last,
and has since made regular trips between this
place and Toledo, twics each day. The eToledo
Blade Of. Monday says OF her: ~ 20" 4
"This morning sheoame down to'ths city
with christening load of passengers and was
visited by large numbers Of our citizens while
dying at the foot of Jefferson street. The OliUe
Braaeh is not yet entirely fnished-her upper
cabin being yet in the carpenters, hahds-but
enough could be seen at . glance to show that
she was built in the most'substantial manner,
and drew but little water; while from her pecu-
aiar model she sat perfectly steady upon her
lines. The Ladies' Cabin is finished off in a
most beautiful style, spd, will compare in rich
mass. with any of our crack steamers. The
boat is very wide over all aud can carry all
Immense load. We have already described her
general model, and gwen her size. Her engine
IL q Is inch cylinder, with 36 ipch stroke the
wheels are Ii feet diameter, with feet bucket.
Take her all in all. she is pretty craft and we
shall look for brisk competition between her
and her lively rival, the Belle. We shall wait
awhile until the new boat gets in perfect orleI
aud then see which is entitled to the broom :"
Capt Hall deserves much credit at the hands
which he has afforded 10 business, and for the
uaiiring perseverance which he has manifested
ID procuring the right kind of boat for the
pleasure, convenience, and good name of our
place. for eertaily the Olive Branch will add not
little to the common stock Of our general
reputation. The two boats now run on the
ssms time.
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snIe of Real Estate by order ot Co,n,.

nN the 18th day OF May A. a. 1855. between ths
ohOurs of 10 o'cloek NJ and O'Clock y. N. at the
door OF the Court House. IN PerrySbGrg Wood county.
OLo, will be sold TO the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property of Ava Gillest dscsase
TO wit; Lots and In SECTION 2, Filead; also, tbs
south west quarter of the soghGt gaartcr. aud the
South east quarter OF the Sohthwest quarter Of
tionf. OF town north, 0f'ran &c east containing in
eaeh piece 40 acres OF land. Terms: 0nc.thi d dowr,
onc-third ih one and onethrd in t"o years. Defer.
red payments evidenced by notes nterc@' secured
by mortgage on the prsmises. :. JEFFERSON.
Adminisrh.orpfA. a. Gillett's estate,
April Is. IaS9--l9w5S2 AZ
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---l HIIiiAR CANE SilIin.
sherin'stsale.

Damn Lcavitt vs.. James Mcfuddeu d. al.
p1 virtue ot an alias execution TO me directed nni
tdsllyered, in this case from the court ~ Common
Pleas at Wood county Ohio will offer for sale ut thS
door Of the court house, in Pcrrysmry, on
.' Saturday, May &. ls5S,
between the homs of l2,VGlock M. aud 3'ocluck VI.
of said day iho following real estate; Being the wcst
halt of the nol h-west fm,rcr OF section number
t-two t22. of township nnmbor 6nr % north, ut
range number ten (lOl cast containing SO aeraS. aud
the north west luarterof the south quarter ct the
same set ton, township and range, all in Wood Goun,
Ohio &. W. NORTON; sheriff.
JAMES tNrnRAy, Atty Of PW.
"A nril [, lN5S-L4 1MGx2 4 10. 4. 49,.
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! Shcrih's Sale: ,

Isaac BrandebMy,vs. Arnold H. pettarman.
pN vrmc of an order OF sale issue from said
k)court In the abbyc entitled cause, shall "n the
22d day OF May. 1855 at tie ronr of O'clock T.. NJ.
of said day, al the door OF the Court holss in Per
rysburg, in said county, Offer ror'sae tls following;
described lands and tcnenentS situate in said COUNTY
to wit The west half 0f the north east quarter ut
section 81, township ), range L. containing 80
CIV. NORTON, sheriff
- By \. SuNis, Dcpuy
MsTiS PnIcI, Attys. '.A
April H. ls1S--I0wGs2 rs
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~ Griswold, of Maumee, is on hand agai

;ag Grpwold, Of Maumee, is on hand again
with full stpck Of goods and sprinklihs OF
clocks, watchesiSnd JeweEy, cheaper than ever
He has new hand at the bellows in the watch
repairing line. II is under the charge Of Mr..
Baker. an experienced and prqcticed workman,
from tho east, and all work will be done
promptly aud -wrrranted. Give him q cali'
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Petition for Divorce.

W ouu IUlIIlnll I'Iths,
Henry Ilcbler. pniutil, vs. Theresa Hcher dcfend
Nll said Theresa oblcr will take pnticc that ths
IL plantG llel his petitomin the uiqr OF the CLERK
Of the court OfiCumm0n Pleas of said county o the
"A day of March, 1853, PRAYING For a,ssoluliun 1T
t1e marria@enGw subssting between him and the sal
Theresa And unless shs answers dcniu,s to th-
said petition hsfurc the first day OF the ue,'
term of TIE court OF COmm N Pleas in and for s;it
county, the will he taken "a confhss,d aud the
court asked 10 decree the con accordingly.
ASHER COOK, Atty. for PIE
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OCT There is man in Defiance county, re-
'Oanily elected Justics Of the Peace, whose polit
icsl sentiments are Of such doubnGf fetTruc.
ter that both parties claim him, and it is doubt
full whether he knoNsto what party he belongs
h;u,a.lf
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SheriG's Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Adam Bppghman ct al vs.. William Chapman ct al
DY virthrc of . vendi exponas writ of execution 10
I'D me directed and delivered from the Court Of Com
moi Pleas Of STARK county, Ohio, in the above en-.
titled oaseI VIII offer sale the premises of William
Chapman, in Montgomery township, Wood couuty
Ohio, -
no nday. Nay 3d. 1858,
between the hours oflQ A. NJ, aud p. NJ Of said day
sorrel mare. bay horse pne brindlc COW. one
red and white cow four yearfing calves, two horse
wagon, with pipe boxes. \
80" CIV. MOTION, Sheriff.
by A, SHrvgs Deputy.
u. & PEAsE, Att'ys for Plaintiff. -
April 81, le5s-5OY5S270
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sheriIi Is sale,

Wood Common lleas.
Robert Tenton AGm'r of Seth Philips estate, vs..
lleei Hatch c. al,
Df virtue of an oIder of sally issued from said coprt
din the above entitled cause, sha on the 22d day
OF May 1853 at the dOo' OF the Court House Ia leA
rysbnrs. In sal county at the hour of o'clock y. ~
OF said day. offer for sale tho following lands aud ten
ements' situate IN siil coda.y, 10 wiz: Road trAtt
number 50. ss numbered op the pat Of the Maunlte
4 Western Reserve Road lying ~ town 6. range 2?
containing hos ceres q W. NORTON, Sle,iA.
J. +. PncE. Attr iBs AtSE-ygs. neputy,
Anrll IS. lsSs--iaNeE i5
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Road Notice.

,NT0TfCE Is hereby given that there will he petit
lN ton presented to thA Commissioners of Wood
county, at theit regular session in June next, asking
them to grant view and survey of unity road,
follows. towi beginning at tue south west corner of
section Six III townf0ur range nine east thence south
on the county line the south line of the county and
there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS
AnriI 90. IS5s-5lwlSl
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isar Hon. J. P. Hale has our thanks for copy
of the (" Obituary Addresses on the occasion OF
she Death of the Hon. J. M. CLAYTON, of Dele
ware, in the Senate and House of Representa-
~'.Southern Platform, or Manual of Southern
Sentiment on the Subject of Slavery and the
reports of the Senate Committee on the Presi-
, dents Kansas Message.
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Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the county commits
N sOners of Wood county. Ohio, at their session in
Juue next, asking for county road, commencing at
tho Woodvc and Toledo plank road, between sections
two ~ and eleven Q1Y Lake wnship; thence vest
section lines to west boundary of nshp; thence
south to quarter section line of section twenty five 25)
Perrysburg towhship thence west the Oregon road
and there terminates : MANY PETITIONERS.
A,ril ~. lS5S--5lwISI
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SPRING MEDICINE.
GET THE PUREsT. 3
GET THE CHEAPEST

GET THE MOST EFFICACIoUS.
In short get the best. which are Dr. Roback's Scan
DINAvIAN Boon PURIFIER and BLOOD Pills These
wonderful medicines are entirely vegetable leave no
bad effects, and cannot by any possibility nure the
most delicate constitution. Meyer good Spring
Medicine so necessary as now for in addition TO the
skin diseases and deranged Stomach and Liver which
every Winter produces, it is evident to all who
are accustomed to note the powerful influence for
good i'll that the mind has upon the BODY that the
anxiety Of mind caused by the late widespread money
troubles, has injured the health of almost every
Then cleanse strengthen and purify your system with
save Yourself from severe illness the coming summer
G~Sse advertisement.
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nE Our freId Wm. Robertson, of Maumee
City, Merchant Tailor, has received his spring
hstock Of goods aud prepared to furnish material
! for. and manufacture gcptlemen's clothing to
order, at reasonable rates His patterns are OF
ahe latest and best styles.
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school Exnminers' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
IN. examination of Teachers at West Migrovs onthe
ar.t Tuesday in May.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstuaily at 10 O'Clock AN.
J. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

Benjamin T. Myers vs.. H. =, Mahonoy
Df virtue of i order of sale to me directed and de
ID livered from the court of COMMON PedS 'of Weod
county, Ohio, In the above cause, viii offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House, in
Perrysburg, on Monday the 10th day of May, A. d.
1858, betweeykle hohrs Of one and two o'clock p NJ.
brown horse taken in att4Ghment as the proper
ty of said Mahoney. c. w, NORTON, Sheriff.
Anril %. lSbS-5lM2Sl. ~" =
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SheriGss Snle.

sNimrod Smith VS.. Fuller Ballard. >,ii e.,
DY virtue of order of sale to me' directe and
ID delivered from the Probate Court of Hancock
county, Ohio, will offer for SALE at tho door OF the
Court House in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, bn
Saturday, the 10th day of May, 1885, -
between the hours of one aud Two O'clock r. NJ. Of
said day, the following property. to wit lnlot mum.
Der lorty-sevcn (47,) in the town of Bowling Green
Wood county, Ohio. G. w. NORTON Sheriff.
ONEAL IL BLAcKFoRp. Atty's for Plf.
Alri IShS--hl Av6
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L. o. Of G.. T.

There will be special meeting OF the Psrrys'
burg Lodge of Independent Order OF Good
Tsmplars, on tomorrow. Friday, night bu'i-
ness OF Importance is to be transacted, and
full attendance is desired.
By order of the w. c. T.
LAFAYETTE BoRDEN, w. K. s.
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SINGER's SEWING MACHINES.


all the leading branches of manufacturing iudus-
L. try the great practical superiority, of Singers
Sewing Machines is afact established beyond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, cothie' seamstress,
drcss-maker. sHdder, carriage trimmer, hat manufac-
turer, &c., &c.. can afford to do Without them.
One Thousand Dollars n Year Z
Is only fair average OF the actual protfron the uso
Of each one az these Machines aud for cont hrmaion
of this rnth we refer to ANY of the thousands of
persons who them They adapted to every sort
of work. fine coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather They
fail to give entire Satisfaction. .I
10 meet the growing demand for smaller anu more
elegant machine for private household purposes. we
have produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machines,
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed. 1t is ornamented in the high
est style of art and all who it delighted with it,
1t makes the improved ed stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in beuorstye than
any other Sewing Machine eycr,ohered for family pur
poses. II. .,.
1t is not subject to the objection of using tweq 400
much thread, and making raveling seam. like the
Grover j. Baker nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabros liable get out of der and
fitted flax thread dike the Wheeler MilsoR Maj
chne but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds Of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines IRON
SIPS TO $500. Send for l. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper, deyot. d TO Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other in
formation on the subject 1t will he forwarded gratis.
n tlt /. NJ. SINGER g. CO..
" - 459 oTdway, New York.
So BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore. ST. Lonis,
Providence. Gloyersvillo Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile.
Newark, Philadelphia. Nashville. Paris, France
b. glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
'ASESTs-f.itA. Higgins Perrysburg; YIN. Robert
son. Mauinee.
April 18th, 1888.
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N(NTVEE.

A Petition viii be presented to the county Commits
N suners of Wood county, ut ther next session, in
June next, asking for county road, commencing at
the Plank road, the half section lue in section 12
town range a. Lake township, thence running south
said half section line through sections 2 and 3 uu-
til it strikes county road on the north line of section
2i, Lake town hip. there to terminate.
II April 20, lS5S-5lw4$1 A PETITIONER.
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SEE THE FOLLOWING;
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects. &C..

-, =, =, = - 80 ts,Et ?,
late writer SAYS that "tho various species Of ycr
min are multiplying ut fearful rate throughout the
land" A postmaster in Illinois writing to Costars"
Depot says: "The country is literally oyerrun with
them (rats and mice, &C.,
What The People say: CAVE, I'LL, June 2l, 1851
Dear Sir My brother. j. ". McCreery, purchased
u box of your Rat Exterminator and found Il to DO
what you recommended it to be, a perfect Rat dss'
troyer. hereby enclose S5 for moro of IL.
Yours, &c. ASHLEY heCREERf.
NEW YoRK Dec IT, 1851.
Sir:--* All this summer have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. | was actually ashamed OF
the house, for the Roaches were everywhere, and !
don't know what should have done by this time
purchased box of your Extcrniinator and tried II,
aud in one week there was not Roach or Mouse IN
the house. JOHN B. OWENS No. % Elm st.
MooRR's SALT woRKs, Ohio, June 3, 1857.
Dear SRI have used it, (the Rat Roach &c. EN-
termiuator) three nights aud IL is making sad havoc
Amoug the Rat tribe, Yours, &c, j. 7. BECoM'
Wat The Pre- 8 say:
We know by actual experience that Costars " pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bngs and Insects gen
erlly are complete and perfect eXtermnators.--N L.
.Anas, May II.
| Costar's Rat Roach, &C. Extermnator is mn in
fallibe destroyer cfthese pestilunt creatures d
dnOpolis (Iad) Sentinel.
| What The Druggists say;
GUILFORIi 4 I.EMBERGER, (DrugSists,) Lebanon
| great satisfaction"
! GEO. ROSE Cdrdmgton, O. at Che Rat, Roach
&c Exterminaor) sells like hot cakes, giving general
| satisfaction
Sold in Perry ysburg, o, by PECK &H,MlLroN, agents
| April ~. ls5S--50m2 ia.