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DRs. HOOELAND'S
kSARASANEhC CORDIAL.


Coughs, Colds, hlRur'ea, Cro"p, Roarsevess. Bron-
chtiS, PHe"mORia Diseases Of tie Bocels arisine from
COiR, incipet Consumption. G3d for tie reIi4f ny1
Gfat a posSible) cre Of Pakir,ts IN agraaee st,oes
ftte latter disease. .t.. Q IT..
This celebrated PREPARATION like the Bitters. NAV
be conhdentaly reiiod IL is designed for class
Of diseases general and fatal than any other
ia which the people Of this country are subject
those sprnging from Siiehi cOi9.n That eminent
authority, Dr. Bell, says: will not say that colds
are to our Inhabitants what the Piaete and Ief!op
Fsrer are to those OF other countries; but can aver
confidently that they usher disease Of greater eom-
pcity and mortality than these Inter-"
further proof OF the terrible fatality Of diseases
glance at the following statistics taken from the rec
"rls of the Board Of ueath of Philadelphia, confess
cdly one of the most heal localities in tho Union -
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 10 2GI
Died OF Consumption 1912
number) $3.50
--lO,2G1
1855. Total Deaths .-H .9,7i9
Died of Consumption, 500 .
% g all other diseases 1886
--ll,S14
From these figures it will he seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country by
consumption, to say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springing from slight colds"
DO not trihe with your health; but if suffering from
slight cough, or cold OF the lungs, buy bottle of
U0OFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and you may
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done So and
have certified to itswonderful effects,
Coughs often proceed from disC rderet or dyspep-
tic state OF the stomach in which case the German
Biters should he used. In of weakness, or gen.
eraI debility ofthe system, resulting from prOtract-
ed cough, the German Bitters viii be found great
benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. C. MJackson4 4 la rcf street
PHILADELPHIA aad fer sale by drug gsts aud storekcep
ers throughout the United Stutcs and Cauada. Price
IS cents per bottle. lOct. %. 1s5s--2jly.
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MACuEs CRY, O,l Nov H. ls5s-97
Road Notice,

NpTlCE IS hereby given that application will be
~ mado 60 the Commissioners OF Wood County AT
their next regular term in December, asking them to
grant Wow and survey for county road, Com
meneing a the south Gas; cOruer OF the west half Of
the Of sec nine in town dverange
nine casts thence west section lines between 8 &
10, and IL 70 the Giead Portage road and there
terminate Also "a vaclte a County Road, begin
Mng M the Same point theUCe north half mile thence
west fourth mile, thence north halfme To the Gllend
Kellogg mill road DAVID KINIBERLIN
Petitioners
Weston, Wool Co, ohip, Nov. II, lS5t-f7wts
I ATnSrPaiterns Collars aud Undersieevs
L AZ lpct l4l HlrCHCOCk'S.
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How DachuMnn Money PAID for
Heating u Douglas Poker.

We welcome TO our table the Toledo UcrdiG
a good looking spirlcl and ab!o DauSlus paper,
One who knows has given MS the history OF
the birth OF the Hrd'd which shows that the
offspring has 50 completely fooled its own pn-
ternity, that its father don't know his child, and
what is more, The younsstcr camo into the world
with its thumb on noSr,and It's diglis expanded In
perfect contempt Tor the author of his being,
When Mr.. D'nniS ClShliu was Collector Of
the mort OF Toledo, it was deemed cNpeditnt 10
yet up all Administration paper, and tost Mas.
Ter Hunt took the matter IN naud, by cOutrihul-
ing from his Office the sum OF fifteen huuircl
dollars To this the Collector aud his subs ad-
ded thousand dollars molc. NJ. n'uuetl,
Deputy Collector, was posted on ami made
purchase of the outfit for uu riicG; tho uoGcS.
ssry papers having been executed between the
rarties who contributed OF their funds. About
three days baiure the Htrd!d was wady "a come
into this breathing world, the Federal cleaver
fell aud Cughlm picked up his head ont ot tho
dust The HsraH however continued q blrigg
and Mr.. D,nucl whose D'puVship WAS also u}.
siipped, held the hantug up at its birth when,
10 and behold, its Buchnnhn daddy found HIM
self troiiing Douglas baby. The Post Mns,rr
droppcd the brat aul threatened an Injunction
against the raul when Mr D1nue,t pulled out
the contract aud showed Nr lhmt thar u D.
,nocratic paper was "nominatci IN the hOud, ,
und he thought il would trouble the Post Mus,
Ter To show that the HcralR is not a DtmoCmt
ic uancr. Thus the matter stands and il il /,
correct that those who danes shuud pay the iil
ller. we fancy the fifteen hmArcd doInrs cam
out of the right pocket, for such u dancmg ha.
never been known as is now golag ON in M.
ranks ol the Toledo Buchanan officials. .-- Ciect
IIrald
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DIR. RobacIl's DiscOyeries,

Wo cannot shut our eyes to the fact that DR.. Ro-
backs famous medicines. the Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Purifier, eecting wonderful cures of fe
and ague, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Rheuina-
tiIm &c in all parts of the West Planters aud Farm
crs upon whose words relv assure us that
such is the ea'ei and newspapers with which we ex-
change CONFIRM the statement. Tho Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier their import, act specifically
upon the active principle Of disease in the Animal
Fluids The distributiYe system of blood-vessols and
nerves which irrgate the whole body with the ele-
mont ofvNlity, becomes. when that element is tainted
with corruption, dissemination of the seeds of dis
ease 1t is upon this circulating poison. this deedly
virus propelled through the veins and arteries to the
dcstru rtion of health and life that Dr. Robacks prep
arntons act They change the chemical character of
the blood revitazo it. andrender it pure and nutri.
tous Graphing with, and destroying the very root
ofa disorder their cures complete and permanent
We invite attention to DR.. RS advertisement nov.4.
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CoRN.

None of the counties in the uot,hcrn half Of
the State, nor ally out of the Miami or Scuto
valleys produced 1000 900 bushels of corn in
1880, Butler FayetIc, Pickawoy and Ross
produced upwards of 100000 each. In 1855
Ross and Pickway, embracing a territory of
less than 200 square miles, or about 100000
acres Of land, produced 100000 bushels of
produced over 800 900 bushels each, aud The
following counties produced over 100000
each, viz; Champaign, Fairfield Green Ham
ilton, Nighlanl, Licking, Madison. Miami,
Montgomery, PEBBLE ana Warren. Geauga pro-
ducel ouly l26,259 bushels, being the smallest
quantity by any one county. The crop OF 1887
has been csimatcd at from 60 100000 10 90 O00-
900, and for 1888 at 50,00o00O The culture
OF corn has been gradually increasing since
1850.
The Report says that while land has been
withdrawn from wheat cultur,, and that Cnlt-
walton ot corn has increased the inference that
wheat lands have been converted into corn
lands is not justified, 4 great portion of the
lands released from wheat culture have been
converted into meadows aui pasture lunds.--
The ahlitioua corn lands are new, About , d
9G3, l04 acres are devoted to oats, potatoes bar
ley, rye, -four tobpcco, sorghum, grapes, broom
corn, and orchards,
POPULATION AND PRopO CrON,
pllV oOaSAS p'p.NlNlpH NilNSN uNVIdNN Ntb
sity is iIy-nin2 To the square mile ot this,
2Gal7l are land holders, other than owners OF
town aud city property, The aggregate acres
of wheat Is IL per cent, Of the pluwlanl,
and taking ninety acres as the average size OF
farms, il appears that the average quantity Of
each appropriated 10 wheat, is ou'y seventeen
acres, Barley Is grown taa much greater cN.
tent than formerly, both Tor domestic con.
sumption ami export, Root crops are not con.
sideUb,c.
GRASSES.
According 20 Professor Gray, All species Of
grass are sown in th' northern United States,
viz: 10 species of Equiselncae, or the Rash
tribe; % species OF Juncacua or the Rec tribe
2lE of Cyperaccac, or the SedSe tribc, and 1914
at Graminacac, or ths Grass trhc, The latter
are true grasses, 1862 Of which are natives OF
the United States, and 32 We're introduced
chiefly from Europe, Within the limits oI
Ohio, l05 species of true grasses are found, &c
ot which have been introduced from other
States, and strange to relate, the Introduced
grasses are the only ones cultivated,
rApMINa Ry MACHINERY,
The most remark BILE progress in agricultural
science has boon made by the introduction ol
drills. &c The machine power now employed
is more than equal to the labor Of 10000 men.
Daring 1857, no less than $500 rsapers, now
ers, di''S 8ul threShiug machines were manu-
foctu,ed in this stat, and at present the NUM-
believed 10 exceed 10000 The princinal man
Springfield, Dayton aud Canton.
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T,inl
l9,6l7,2i6

Say fourteen per cent, on the entire quantity
produced from 1850 to 1856 inclusive, or thirty
per cent of the crops from 1888 to 1856 inclu-
sivc. Mr.. K|ippart suggests that Legislative
aid be invoked 70 prevent the recurrence of los
ses by causes stated above. We beg leave to
suggest that il the wheat interest is profitable,
il would BE- wise in those most Interested to de-.
vote their own time and means in pursuing ex-
porIments looking to the destruction of insects
which destroy agricultural products,
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Q
Stewart the proprietor of the Marble
Halls IN Broadway, employs in that establish
mcnt two hundred and sixty-threo clerks
49, The last census taken by order Of the En-
pHroI of China, gives four hundred and fifteen
million OF inhabltaptS in the Empire.
The amount OF coal consumed in Cincin-
natl, the past year, according To the Price Cur.
,entsl about fifteen million dollars,
- One of the most terrible deaths on record
WAS that OF n young man uamcd Dillon, at
Philadelphia, last week who, searching for hs
mistress in bawdy house, finding her door
locked, aud suspcCtng her faith towYrd him, at.
tempted to visit her by deccuding tho chimney.
He got into the wrong ilue, stuck fast and was
so sull0cutcd that, though taken out alive, he
soon died. His mistress doubled the dolclul
uogody by killing herself.
In Huron county, Ohio, Miss Thomas re.
covered verdict oE $4,000 against Curtis
Simmons for breach of promise OF marriage
and another Tor go 000 for seduction. lie made
no defence,
Charles Mcdowell. an iotcmporntc man Of
Malvern, Carroll CO., o., committed suicide oil
Thursday last, by shooting himself through the
hc,l, lie was about s. years old aul leaves a
wife and family. \ drunken man near New ark,
o., laid down on the rail road track, and had
both his legs cut on hy train, lie becomes a
county charge. o.. the cnrs, Of intompcrquce,
r,,r,,. a',,, pr,n ~, u,a,.,,,,i ,,,, -
" - 'a ",a"rM Nv uv,s,' ',,r ..'r t,,,.' "
..N ",f GUS w ',' @ '',o,S v, ',' w."
q "s 90 N,, w. - -, ,l ~. =" Wv
,''''' , ~ '.n' "'1,'S' ,'1 i,S
,,',r ,t Wv, w." ~ -. 1,'H I,''r - 49,
Nuid extract OF corn, usually termed, K. C,
Whiskey,' thereby causing considerable Sprink-
''"G ~ Ga," "',' NNI'",' |" ",'0"'' SUI"
V'''''"'''"e' '"r'''''' .", 80 co.
CoMErs'-ihe Scientific American says: U!
'ae composition OF comets 'he most learned
are ignorant lhey must be composed ot some
matter more Snoi Ia than nny'nNS with Wh'CV
we are acquainted on earth S'aS arc clearly
VISIBLE through 'hS comets tau, ana 1t possess
'5 '"'''' II any, g'sNiy' rms " I,dN''d from
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COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL,
Crane Creek Ditch.

CIuHe CItth DNtoh'
THE owners and nonresident owners of lands in
l. sections three (s two, (2D aud one, 1) town
(7)north range II east. Lake twp, Wood county,
Ohio, will take notice that the trustees Of said twp.
viii meet at the house offs. p Allen, in said twp, on
the 9th day of December, 1853, at o'clock NJ to
view and locate and open the north end of Crane
Creek commencing at the westne Of section 3.thenco
following the bed of the creek, north hcastery drec
ton to terminate ut the northeast boundary of said
twp. WM JEFFREY, Petitioner.
Nov II 1959--97wGS3
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ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The following is exhibited as an approx
mate statement Of the annual value Of tn agri-
cultural products OF Ohio. 1t is rather Under
than over the true production
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BOOTS and SHOES.

lie offers a splendid stock of Boors aud Suors man
ufactured expressly tor himself from Ladys finest
slipper, to the honest yeOman's stoutost stogy.
4 iIrsP assortment Of
HATS and CAPS,
Ofthe latest and most approved style, direct from
Gennins, and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,,
In great quantities. of all varieties, and Of the bcst
qualities just received. and for sale by the pound, box,
and barrel. Tobacco Of the best brands.
CROGkEGI IA full assortment of China, Stone,
aud Common Ware
HARD WARE;-Eyerythinc needed in this tine of
the trade, Flour Salt, Nails Window Glass, Wooden
Ware and in short every thing 10 he found i'm coua-
try store, or needed for town and county trade.
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For tho journal.

The Eighth Quarterly Session Of the Wood
County Teachers Association, will be held at
Gilcnd, on tho first Saturday in Dec 1853, com
mcncing ut9 o'clock A. NJ.
Besides the regular business Of the Society,
the rcnding of cssuys &c, &c, questions of in
tcrHst are before the society for discussion, aud
il is TO he hoped that friends Of education from
all portions Of thc county will be in attendance
10 give ~ their support
We urc happy to announce that w. a. G..
Converse, Principal of Toledo High School, will
be there and will give his excellent and bcauti-
lul poem, Easy Road to knowledge" before
the Association. Those therefore who wish to
hear rich literary production, will be in at.
tendance Nt as early an hour as possible The
exercises will be intcrspcrsed with music by the
Bowling Green Glee Club M. De. Il. BUELL..
Bowling Green, Nov 10, 1883.
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t5~ The stock above advertised was hOughi In Dos.
ton and New York for Cash, and viii he sold for
READY PAY, lower than Goods have ever before
been offered in Porrysburg
take this opportunity 10 return my thanks TO my
Friends of Perrysburg and al Wood County for past
fayOrs and patronage and would respectfully invite
them, and all others, 20 call Bnl examine my stock.
CASH PAID for all kinds of Produce, Wool Hides.
pels, &s. Rom msulher that this is the Head Quartcr
ofthe Fur Dealers of she North West.
pERRTsBVRu Oct Z, '5S--22 JULIUS GLINN.
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DOCYOB I5I0OEIANTD9S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUN-

dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases ofHe
ktGaeyS, dndGH Diseases arising from disor.
dcred Lirer StOmqCb,
Such rs Consumption, Inward Piles. Funess of
Blood TO the Head, AScidity of the Stomach Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulncss or Weioht in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Futering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Eiuttering at the
Heart Choking or Sufocating Sensations when in II
lying posture, Dmness fNision, Dots Webs be-
fore the Sight Fever and Dull Pain il the Head De-
fcicncy of Precipitation, TellOwness of the Skin and
Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs &c. Sud-
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant
lmaginings Evil and great Depression ofSpilits.
The proprictors in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this preparation do so with feeling Of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which it is recommended.
1t isno new and untried article, but one that has
stood test of ten years trial before the American
people and its reputation and sale unriyalled by
any similar preparation extan Tho testimony in it's
favor given by prOr inent and welkrown Physicians
and individuals in all parts of the country is
and careful study of the Almanac published annu.
ally by the proprietor, cannot but satisfy the most
skeptical that this remedy is really deserving the
great celebrity it has obtained
Oct. IS, lS5I-25lv.
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Rohd Notice.

NOTICE fs hereby given that petition will be pre-.
~ sented to the Commissioners of Wood Comfy
Ohio, at their next regular session. asking for view
and survey, also TO lay out aud establish County
road commencing at the east quarter post section
sixteen, QG town four, (t) United States Reserve.
thence west on half section liue to Pefrysburg e. Me-
Cutchenvle State Road and there terminate.
Oct. Is, 'j5-w4SLl JOHN YAGER ct al ,Petr
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TuE RrsuLr OF TUE STATE ELrcroN Tho
Albany Evening JouraaI thus sums up the re-
suit of the election on Tuesday last. as il Affects
the Opposition party in that State
The election of the Republican State ticket,
by n majority Of $4,000.
The election Of 30 out OF 80 members OF Con
gresS.
The election of % of the l23 Members OF
tho Assembly.
The election Of two Senators to Gll vacancies
caused by resignation of one and the disquali-
ncation Of another Democrat.
The election of full two.thirds Of the Shcr-
IFS, Clerks, judges Justices, Coroucrs, .&c., in
the State.
A gain of forty thousand votes.
A gain of nine members of Congress.
A gain lorty-niue members of Assembly.
\ gain of two Senators aud
4 gain of the political character lost last
year By our apathy;
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SAD ACCIDENT A you"g mun recently mar
riod, named Martin CorbclL residing some two
miles south OF riGiu, was accidentally shot on
Tuesday the 2nd inst, while on a hunting cX-
who mistook him for Il deer. The ball peuc-
tro,ed the body in the region OF the lcCy kidney.
aud lodged somewhere uujcr the spine, causing
"a dangerous If not a mortal wound He was
brought home ON Thursday and taken tn The
res.drnov uf Judge Wrlch, where he iss'ill ly.
ing in critical condition, though hopes ar
entertained ut his recover. ~ TGa Tr.jgUs,
Pnollrtc.--The WrSneld, Mass, News Let.
ter saws that the wife OF J. F. Strong ol SuuO
Windsor hore two daughters AMI SON, GA th.
22d'oi ociohrr 1857; aud two snus, on the l3l
ni Octnlrr 1883 three souS nnd two daughters
all within II months AMI - ls,s
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vOL.7...NOs "a.

his arrival his story excited the dssppst synpathy
aud by the earnest efforts Of the English suthori-
ties all the mon but two were arrested and given
over 10 the American consul for trsnshipsseut to
this country under the extradition tssaty.l -
What could have led the mutinesss to Ne com
mission Of 80 fearful deed does not fully sppear
but they were probably induced TO il BY the ms
chinations Of the seaman Pfnmmer, who had once
before been engaged in o similar dssd.aud passed
part Of his life an Australia bushman. to which
mode Of living he probably wished 70 return and
induced the others to Join him.
The English authorities are spoken Of In term.
Of the warmest praise, ~ the case has there been
most thoroughly examined and transmitted with
mn exaetness extremely unusual. An English
guard was sent over in the ship which brought
the mutineers TO this country, and day and night
have tho prisoners hecn most carefully wstched
They are mnuacled in the most heavy manner,
and have worn the same irons ever since they
left Sydney Besides their confession. which
appears to have been gratuitously given, thcre
is ample testimony to convict them n the
crime. f ens6tqfat9
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Q ossER,s Concentrating ESSENCE

ID OSS ER's CONCENTRATED EHsENCE
HI or BAY IF ES-Prepar raons offhe Bay Leaf have
the world centuries past
remedies Nervous and for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation Of and st eagerly sought after by Its thou
admirers equiv alcnt however oth active prn
ple Of the Bay minute that real or permanent bene
ft be effected and h therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the for which this valuable
edv well adapted.
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy series Of chemical experiments and has last been
brought that state concentration which makes 1t
N nnequaed In arreatns the decay of tho hair the removal
OF dandruf and Of relieving few applications that dstress
Ing itching which generally pecedes the falling Of the
hair was originally prepared for member nf his family
thaving confidence usually sod) who had
most Distressing iecay the ha and such It's wonder
nj curative efects that Its reputation became establish
ted and hundreds f calls made for without
any Of pufng whatever intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed tinto public favor such the demand for
this truly great remedy that the Inventor has been induced TO
II upon extensive scale
with the fullest confidence TO the entire public
Prepared by Thoa H. Roaaer at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg, Va. and for sale by Druggiss generally.
sept BIS
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w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
9aStY and I smpr,y The operation 81 it is easier learned
than tia, other Mahine while it works with
silk heaviest cloth leather either of
which works very superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work. while
both sides of the cloth stitched alike, rvang beauty
the elegant hand work rarely gets of working
requires repairing aud operator
perform all ordinary it, until 1t Is With
these advantages other Machines feel confident
Weds Patent Son9 MGeatnes will best the Of
Families all kinds OF Manufacturing Cotlers Taors Boot
and Shoe Makersor Others requiring in their
that " i'll do their work in rapid and substantial and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
their besides saving labor enough lew months
pay for Taios will hnd by using this Sew
hand work Roo ad Sho. A" nus,,urers can save Thou
sands Dollars by using Machine while purpo-
SEES tie work done on leather by this Machine is better than
Cadartown (Gecrga) Patriot says When
purchased Heeds Patent S1n4 Machine intend
ed wholly family se RECOMMENDED
leather ed Harness and Carriage and
of our neig bors testify to the superiority OF
work done in this both mt of beauty and strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine has saved
Dor enough its cost One of neighbors who has
large plantation is worth the Of his best
hands in the time In making clothes for the Ev
Machine you have sold this vicinity has given the
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
You soon
plantation near New Oreana Your two Beds Patent Seq
ing Machines have been in almost constant since bought
them and with the best OF practical results In less than three
operators finished complete of
clothes for each Of hundred and ten hasd
and find me saved using them one season has more
Another Planter says used to employ three or four hands
in making clothes for the but since purchased
Weds Patent Sens Machins hand does the sewing for
s Ss Of ee sousn, e Msshue nsys
for Itself every three months
We wish all Machine examine these, they
are the simplest Family use, Plantation any
9th where stitch required Price OF Hrsd' Patei
WHITNEY LYON, Promis.,r.
345 Broadway, New FORK
tR- Sold by A. S. ENGLEDoVE dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnets. &c. Iynchburg. Va mar 30tS