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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
The Rattle not Ended.

Aao,her battle has been fought between the
political parties OF our State; with what definite
result, We nre not yet advised But let tho result
DO what Il may, 1t is our purpose to light right
on for the grodt AMI living principles Of tho Re-
publican party. We shall aba,c nothing Of zeal
or effort in tho cause OF free soil and free labor
because political campaign has just been brought
TO y close. With rs, the close Of one conques!
shall be the beginning OF another. Many may
cry and counsel peace. but in tho war now wa =
ging there is no peace, until one or the other o
the antagonist principles now advocated by the
respective parties shall be entirely subvcrted in
the mind, Of the American pc oplc. Labor is the
foundation ofall society, and the present conflict
is between the two systems Of labor free aud
SLAVE, ani that conflict must and will continue un
Iii one or the other goes down. Instead Of the war
being ended. or nearly so, as many vninly suppose
time will disclose tho fact that il has but just
commenced Until the free schools aud free sen.
tnent Of the North on the one hand, or the in
sttution OF slnvory in the South upon the 9th,
shall be destroyed, will the contest go on. Thes'
are essentially antagoustic 10 each other, and the,
cannot exist together upon the same soil. Ono o
the other must 20 TO the wall. Ours be the tas
tc labor for tho supremacy OF freedom and fre
labor,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

SerrAKE NOTICE We would call the attention
of readers the advertisement found in another
column of to days paper, of the great and popular
remedy, DIR. Mauu's celebrated Ague Bsissm, which
TO b. working wonders in the Of chills fe
vcr and agur, prevalent in the western country. 1t
is not oft notice patent medicines; indeed, we
think we have pulled before; but DR.. Manns
Balsam is something superior any other found in
market, that cannot forbeRr asking the atten
ton of our readers 80 it, When we remember the
vast amount of su ring caused BY this courgc Of the
wes, among all classes of citizens. and many cnnstu
tons racked and destroyed by this maiady, and the
different cures offered and proved unaysjlngit is
truly gratifying 10 us, and will undoubtedly be to our
patrons and friends learn that remedy has at last
heen discovered, and placed within the reach Of all
and one that will do all that is claimed for it. Give il
trial. Sold by All good druggists.
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Horace Greeley close his adIress at Con l.
nersviIle, Indiana, with the following beautiful
sentences "ro the instructed, intelligent, wide
awake cultvator. no change which the future
has in store threatens evil or counsels discou, :
agement. For him. and such as he is, every ad-
vance in the mastery Of Nature by man is u per.
sonal advantage ana an assurance of that ultimate
trlunphl wherein, every atmosphric change
being lorse'n ana prepared for,every latent force
Of Nature evolved and rendered useful, the mar
vels OF chemistry shall become the familiar
handmaids OF tillage, and every breeze tha
waniers Idly across continent shall journey
laden with bounicS and blessings for the Human
Race
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Titut Other Extra.

Last Sabbath, or very early on Monday morn
ing, our democratic friends issued another Extra
from the Democrat office, laden with the sigma
lures Of several OF the unterrifed Of this place.
Some Of those whose names were used inform
us that they never signed the document and did
not know that such paper was in existence
until we allowed them 20 see copy which q
friend obtained in the country. Signatures
seem to be cheap commodity with locofocos
And our democratic friends appear quite good
al supplying country people " to the exclusion
Of their town friends. II there was anything il
the Extra worth noticing, we would give i,
some attention. but it is really the smallest speci
m N of all effort TO get votes that we ever saw
1t simply states that somebody said that some
body else never said that Mungen killed man
We hope he did not, and have published tn,
statements on both sides, and are at leust viii
ling to confess that if Mungcn did do wrong
whiskey was more at fault than he was, Per
sonally, we have no doubt but he is disposed t,
be a clever fellow, but another time he shoul
not be so willing to charge his opponents witt
great crimes aud base conduct,
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WOod County.

The Republicans Of Wood county have done
Q noble work There ha' c been gains in nearly
every township, and some Of them have made
tremendous strides Webster, we'll as sic al
ways does, novet before gave such a dee ided
expression for Freedom, She gains 81 ON last
years vote, Perry gives 70 minority for Asn-
lsF, Q gain Of AZ. All honor 20 the gallant Re
publisans Of Old Perry! Troy township gains
IL, indicating the right spirit in tina, stronghold
Of democracy in those days when democracy
did net msan pro.slavery. In Lake our gain is
40, giving the Republicans a small majority
Rsr,sgs gains l6, Center 10, Freedom II, Mid
dlstou IL and no doubt other townships have
done equally we'll. but at our presentwriting we
cannot pariicularixe. This triumph is quite
xlsry enough for one day The trucking min
ions OF the Slave Power are brought low, and
never can recover from the defeat. Charge on
Charge ever! Republicans Of Wood county, un
oil the remaining few o~nships are redeemed
We give bslow table Of the returns AZ far al
received, showing the comparative vote 70
Chase and Ashley:
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ship, has our thanks FOR basket Of apples which
are seldom equsled. In the lot there are twsh-
ty.one varieties of the choicest fall and winter
Fruit and, for this year, they are very large aud
sound Mr. w. has one of the bes; orchards in our
county, embracing over forty varieties of excel.
lent huit His trees cover but about three acres
of ground, aud last year he sold over 800 bush
els of apples. At so cents bushel, which IL u
low price for choice fruit he..woulld have aside
from his own supply, $i00 worth Of apples bs
ing $75 per acre for the ground occupied
What will pay better than choice fruit, ant
Even al 25 cent. a bushel apples are mos
profitable crop.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

BunDlSo.-We are pleased to witness the
continued improvement that is going on in our
place. Miss Jones is erecting handsome resi-
deuce on Front street. Immediately east of the
residence of John Webb, Esq, The Baird HOUSE
is having brick edition erected which will
mako it quite commodious Israel Thorntop
is erecting n brick dwelling house in the eastern
part of town, where brick school house is alsc
going up. Mr.. Black has just completed very
neat bulldog for a shoe shop on Front street
and VIM Crook Jr., who keeps dne sssorI-
ment of Furniture, &c, on hand, is erecting q
business house nearly opposite our Office
Peter Cranker is putting up fine brick shop on
Second street, opposite the residence of w. l.,
Cook. There are doubtless vther buildings &
ing up. which we have failed TO discover.
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Indiana Election.

sISDiANAPoL,s, Oct, l3th--ln thi9 city and 5
townships Of Marion Co., Porter (Rep) for Con-
gress gains $50 over the vote of 1856 Addison
Township, Shelby Co., Por,er's majority 99, q
Republican gain of l05. Washington town
ship, Republican gain Of 62. Van Buren, twp,
Portct's maj. 80, Dem. gain OF IL. One town
ship in Hencock Go. gives Porter 81 majority;
same twp. in SO gave small Dem. msjody.
Tippecanoe Co gives Rep. majority of 45o to
COG; gain Of 200. Small maj for Rep ticket
in Boone Co.; usually Dem. by 200 maj.
The returns thus far indicate the election OF
English (Alm. Dem.) in the Sd district by .
small majority.
81 district-Dunn. (Rep) elected.
4th district--HolImnn, Dem. elected.
9Th dis,rict-Kilgore, Republican.
9Th district-Portei, Rep, maj. Of 300 o.
400, which is Rep. gain in the district Of l20t
over the vote of 1856.
SIh district--Wison. Rep elected
9th distric:--Colax, Rep.
llth district-Pettit, Rep.
The State ticket is yet in doubt
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PerrYshurg Tswnship.

The Republicans Of Perrysblrg nsver acquit
,ea themselves b,tter than on Tuesday last. -
The enemy commenced the battle with an un
doubted msjority Of fifteen sgainst us, hut when
the votes were counted. We had one majority ou
State ticket Ashley tied Mungcn Norton had
Sevsn sjoriy over Borden; Chlcote and El
der each had small msjor,ties, The Pro-Slaver,
principles of modern democracy are not popu
lar ia Penyshurg. Stick pin there.
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A CITIZEN.
PrxpysBuRe. Oct. u, 1858


Mr.. HIGGiNs dear Sir;-tn your paper OF
the III inst. notite an arucle headed Too
Grrat II Load" at the close of which you sdy:--|
" However, Reid is now doing weil, and will
probably soon acquire sufficient power at court
too pay of a telp "0ld scores
You viii please oblige ma Nv saying what you
mean by this, aud tO what "old scareS' you re-
fer. am very Respectfully Yours,
JohN II RrD.
The "old scores 20 which We referred III the
Journal of last week, were ct course Of p0IiII-
cal character. Mr.. Reid was removed from his
position as post master of this place by his
democratic friends, and when he asked, last
year, to be nominated for Prosecuting Attorney
the same parties treated him m 'St shabbuy, and
hs was defeated by man who had not been N
the party as long as it takes for kitten to gel
its eyes open. Now Mr. Reid seemS willing II
Lick the hand that smute him. In oihe
words, he bows at the feet Of the SlchemS o
the Big Bone Lick, and says, "yeur humb'
servant, gentle men, He evidently hopes Il
gain their favor, aud perhaps if he should eve
again get some subordinate position IN the part.
| they will not be SO cruel as Ihey were before
| We hope there will now be no mlstaSlng on
meaning aud Mr.. Reid will pardon us for say
ing that We admire an Independent mau.
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The want OF Centuries Supplied.

For centuries the vegetable and mineral kingdoms
were searched in vain for remedy that would expel
scutc disease, without exhaustng the of the
patient Ivy violent purgation, At last IL would seem,
tho man. the hour and the medicine have burst upon
the world. DR.. ROback's inestimable Scandina via
Blood Pls are schieving the supposed impossbility.
They strengthen the system and ortify the consttu
ton, while they annihlate only the symptoms Of
disease but it's sees in the blood In this important
work, the BLOOD PURIFIER is also said be power.
ful auxilury. See Advertisement
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nv The NJ Sawyer spoken OF in the article
copied from the Toledo Blade who lost all OF
his property by the fire in Toledo last Friday
night, was formerly a citizen of this place, aud
was elected Justice of the Peace a short time
before he left lie marils the sympathy aud aid
of our citizens, and we are pleased to see thai a
subscription paper is in circulation lor his
benefit and is literally signed.
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A brute named Marshall, in ST. Louis, beat
his wife 10 death last Friday night


his wife 10 death last Friday night
Daring the Seventeenth Ceutury the patents
granted for inventions in England were 250 in the
next hundred years they amounted TO s,500, and
in the first fifty years of the present century, they
have exceeded 10000
LARGE TIMBER CoNrRAcr The Lords Of the
British Admiralty have contracted wIth house IN
Quebec, for forty Ave million feet OF ship timber
of which five millions OF white oak are included
to be delivered within two years from next No
vomber, at her MNjesty's dock yards at Sheerness
Woolwch, aud Plymouth.
An Industrial Sshool has beeu opened al
DAYTON. The average number OF pupils in at
tendance is twenty-five Mrs. j. Richardson
ia the teacher. Besides instruction in spelling
aud reading. the grls sre taught 10 sew stIen
tlon 10 paid 10 the improvement of the personal
sppearancs of The children, aud inducrm ment'
offered to secure cleanliness Of peTson aud neat
Nsss OF st,IN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.Yc.. &c, &c.
PHRRYsBuR0, Oct. Ia. lS5S--23lN,
Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Nonresident own
~ Of the following described lands that the
rustses of Washington township will meet at the
house Of George Green Friday, November 49, 1883 at
O'Clock, A. NJ to view and locate ditch or water
course commencing ut or near the southwest corner
OF the quarter of the northwest quarter of
section 4 township nos north range 10 east thence
north said line 250 rods theuce west until it strikes
swail on the farm known as the Pond Farm, and TO
follow said swa and outlet to Tontoguny Creek, and
there terminate; and to award the expenses of ma.
king the to the following lands according to the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
Later and Better.

just before going to press we have intelligence
from the remaining townships which enables
US TO announce the gratifying fact that Wood
county gives Ashley AJO Majority and the
State ticket about 4i0. Norton is elected Sher-
IN by q ma iority not less than the above fgnres.
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9TSome person has been plowins up Spor'
tioa Of old Fort Meigs, and numerous relics OF
times pas, turn up with the earth. We must
thank eur esteemed friend. Hon. K. Wilson, for ,
bsyonst and two large grape shot which were
plswsI up in ihis manner a few days since.
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NIunycn at Home.

r. Brown, B,q,of Fin Hay int'tms,us just a.
we are going ,, press that Mung rs majority
in Hancock county will not vary mnol, II
suy, from l96 Last year Payne had 257. Have
we no, always said tha, h. would run bohind
al hom,f
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Died.

We kavSto sunonNoe the mournful intelligence
that J. AuGUsTus HAIL died at his residence
in this place yesterday (wsdnsd"y) +. M
He was one Of our best business msn--promPt
aud honorable in oil his buSine" transactions,
Ne was victim to consumption, and Was 4!
years Of age This funeral will take place ou Fri
dyy Al 0cieetA p:a al his late rstAsses.
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CrystnI Palace Burned.

On the afternoon OF tho 9th inst. the New
York Crystal Palace was destroyed by fire. The
lair Of the American Institute Was being held
in i, at the time it burned, and large amount
of property was destroyed. The building wa,
estimated to be worth $3.50 900, and the prop,
erty destroyed with it, at no' less than double
thai amount
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COUNTY FAlR.-Odr labors III connection wi
the Office were of such character as to prs.
vent our attendance at the County Fair last
week. But our good friend " F. has more than
made up for the delinquency on our part. The
weather was unfavorabIe, yet the receipts were
good, being more than sufficient to meet cur
rent expenses and pay premiums. We will give
the list of premiums next week.
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Mr.. Drrmont Dempsy. supposed 10 be the
most wealthy man in Macon, Georgia. died on
Sonday126t ult., lea. wing an estate OF $500 ,O0O
Il was found after his death that his will divi.
ded $4,000 between his two children, aud ga We
the remainder, S495 900. TO the Catholic Church.
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aSGen. Lane, Of Kansas, was a candidate
for nomination TO the territorial legislature, but
failed to ge, it. His unfortunate affray with
Jenkins has reduced his political influence very
materally-and NE don't know why it should
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For tha .IOurnal

Mn. EurToR,--Will you not urge the Council
the Marshal or whomso, YER else to whom tn,
duty belongs, to lay down the side walk nea
your house? The work has already been toC
long neglected aad the impending storms o
Autumn demand that it should not be delayed
another day.
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Iukiice Of the Pence.

Nelson Darling, Republican, was elected Jus
tiee s!the Peace for Perrysburg Township, on
Tuesday last. by majority Of twenty nine, over
Henry II. Dodge, Democrat.
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Groesbeek Defeated:

Groesb.ck. one Of the L,compton con-
gressmen from Cincinnati, is reported to have
been defeested.
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es-lt is now about tour weeks since Thurston
took his fearful flight in the unguided balloon
and no tidings are received from him. Barrs
ter still keeps up the search for his body, bu'
there can be little hope of ever finding il,
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10 The editor of the kal'do Sentissl speaks
Of Bryan us being in Wool county. He would
do we'll TO give little more attention TO local
geography and not study TO be so wise on
national democracy.
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~ Miss Jones has bOen east after her fSl
supply of Millinery, anG is now ready to des
out fashions aud fashionable goods TO the ladies
She deserves the liberal patronage oI the public
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$4,000 Stolen.

Th, residences Of SImuA MtCtory, Esq Of
Putnam township, was entered on Wednesday
night OF last week by burglars, and over 81 600
in money and 800 in turnpike orders we're
stolen. The guilty parties are yet at large.
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Assessor.

Judge Blinn. Republican, was elected Town
ship Real Estate Assessor on Tuesday last, by a
majority Of twenty seven. over John Batcs Demo
ernt
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sSA fire broke out IN room OF h' Slate
Capital on the morning of tn 5ih AMI destroy
ed some valuable reeor ls belousuS 10 the Safe
Library.
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THAT GREAT REMEDY!
SOLONG SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LA 9 II !

fIIHlS remedy, claimed by the medical profession
l. and the multiplied thousands who have used il.
and tested its ronaertW curative properties TO be the
greatest discovery in medical science, and natures
own remedy is the result of OF toll and study,
10y of Ohos avorite physicians in order to pro-
duce something that would meet the wishes OF snher-
ing humanity and thousands from the princefy palace
and humble cottage testify to the immediate re-
lief experienced 10y its use. For the want of space,
offer sny few Of the many evidences in its fA-
Moline. H., Fe6. 10, 1857.
MHssRs. S. X. MANN & Co. GstnE: We find your
Ague Balsum superior TO any remedy in our market
for the permanent cure of all malarious diseases-
We cheerfully recommend ii worthy that great
name it has, wherever sold and used.
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS & THOMAS.
To the sufferers of chs, fever ana ague, cheer
fully submit the following: Having closely observed
the effect of DIR. Manns Ague Balsam in this vicinity
am we'll pleased with its remedial virtues anti
| dote to malaria. have frequently used it in my
practice and with entire satsfac ton. From my inti-
| mate knowledge of this compound recommend 1t as
safe nrompt. and efficient,
Gallon, o., April lst, 49, NE. HACKEDoM.M D..
| Biuffon Hid, Nay 7h 1855
| MEssRs. S. X. MAMMA Co.. Gents; Having sold
your Ague Basam for the past three to sserss
of persons in this vicinity and closely observing its
effects we do not hesitate in saying we believe it the
best remedy sold in Indiana. and will shectuny
cure chils, fever and ague without fail.
Truly Yours, PULLMAN 4 KEARNS, Druggists.
. Logdnsport, Ind, Sept 10, 1855
DIR. MANN :--Please send me onehalf gross mol
of your Ague Basam Immediately. 1t is in great de
mand and nav truly be styled the King of Fever and
4, Ague L1ILE ihyslelah anu pragssS' gSsS
NEssRs. S. x. MANN Il Co.--GentS: We have seld
large amount of your Ague Balsam the past thre'
wears and find that where introduced and sold IL hal
no equal in the history OF ague remedies and from al
parts of the west we hear the same cheering news-i
never fails to cure its patient is looked upon
this country the best medicine for chills fever ant
agae. ever in our market. o. J. WOOD h Go.
S X. MANN & CO.. Proprietors. Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggiits,
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| AIDES, call and see those Robes, Opera
Al Plaids, Delans, aud Fancy Dress Goods, just
opened at Oct. al HlrCHCoCk'S.
A LARGE quantity Mcrrimac, Cocheco,
N SpNgle, Manchester, and English Prints, just
received at l0ct l4l nliCHCOCkS.
I ATEST Patterns Collars and Undersleeves
IL at loct al HIrCnUoCkS.
A LARGE lot Paris Soft Hats, Cloth and
n Plush Caps, of every description of form and
colorat [Octlll HlrCHCOCKS. .
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SheriH,s Sale,

John Groves admir-, vs. Lewis Cass, Jr,
nY virtue of an execution to directed aRd de-
ID livered in the above entitled cause, from the
courto of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction at the barn OF Lewis
Cass Jr in Liberty township Wood county Ohio, on
Thursday, October l4th 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, N. and o'clock,
Pm of said day span of light coored sorrel hOIsss
one of them g. and the other years Old the year
old one has a light coored tail; black mare with =
white stripe in the face and both hind feet white.
years old chestnut sorrel mare with white stripe
in the face and both hind feet white. years old;
light colGred serre mare with whiIs stripe in the
foce aud both hind feet whits wears oid and one OF
Ketchnm's Mowers aud the appnrtenaucss thereuntC
b. ouIing &. W. NORTON, Shsiln.
GtOsGE SrRAIS. ATTY ofrltH
sep. 30. lS5S--2lw3Se 10. .-
! 0O0 bbls. of Nrv Fine Salt for sale by =
| ZUU sgt i3 '5s--2Ol FIR. MILLER a co.
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MARRIED..

On the 9Th Of October. 5jS, by J. Chapel. j. P
Mr.. T.. R,SAGg and Miss SARAH NJ YUNrall OF W ood
County, Ohio
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the und dersiqned has
~ been appointed Administrative of the last will Of
Reason Copus. deceased. late of Wood County Ohio
All persons having any legal claims against said si-
tate will present them within year from this date;
and any persons knowing themseve to said
estate, will make immediate payment. = = =
MARY C0PUS, Administrative
Oct Z, lS5s-22w3+
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BOOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS and SHOES.
He oners splendid stock of Doors and SHoEs. man
utRcured expressly Tor himself, from II Ladys finest
slipper to the honest yeoman's stoutest stOgy.
A large assortment of
HATS and CAPS.
Ofthe latest and most approved style, direct from
Gennn's and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,,
In great quantities, of all varieties, and Of the best
qualities, just received and for sale by the pound box
and barrel Tobacco of the best brands.
CROCKERY "a full assortment Of China, Stone,
and Common Ware,
HARD WARE;- Everything needed in this tine OF
the trade. Flour, Salt Nails Window Glass. Wooden
Ware, and in short every thing to be found in coun
try store, or needed for town and country trade.