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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-08

CARLISLE, Warren CO., o.. March O. 1850
Dr. c. W. RoRNCk-Dear Sir: For tho beneGr ~
suffering humanity permit me TO say that have fount
Your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER nn,t
BLOOD PILLS Il sure cure OF Indigestion pnd Liver
Complaint have suffered from the above mentioned
diseases for tive yeais, and have tried great mnnv
physicians but all to no purpose. was advised by
friend TO tty your Blood Purifier aud Pills and did a.
was living III Cincinnati AT the time and won, n,
your office and pure ehascd bottle OF YOUR Purifier
and one box ot Pills to commence with and HAS ,a
day found your valuable medicines for am enio,;,r
g"od health q" present. aud feel confident that the cure
is permanent. Let others buy and tako WIN, thnv
please as Tor me- give me the Blood Purifier and pin.
iorn chrome diseases which arise from impure blood
and dcranYcmsnt of the digestive organs | tnke no
other medicines and have not t eighteen months.
Most truly. r. v DUROfS
| Principal Office and Sale Rooms No. O. Ess, Fony,h
! st., Ord Building from Main ST., Cincinnati q Lar
! oratory in Hammond -,
For sale by PECK HAMILTON. Pcrrysburr o.
LASKEY 4 Co., GILEiD: W.& II, IIoop, BowLlNa
GREEN; w. ~ H. IINSHINs, Portage; JoHN A BRsp-
sER West Mill Grove and by druggists and erGhants
generally
June II, ltjs--Gly.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given To tho nonresident owners
IN Of Lads in the south hall Of eCs. q ). b. and
8, and the north half OF 8. ., 20. and u in
Town range - east also the cast half of SEQ. 25
Town T. r.. that viewers vii! meet at tho h1uss
OF Wiilism Mathews July a. 1853. " view aud loeais
County Fo3d, tVao..-E 10 above described .an!s.
sans 10 is5s-5v5% G. T. ROBERTS er al.
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ns-The Schooner Buckingham was struck by
lightning while anchored in the river, at Toledo
on Thursday last. Her mainmast was badly
shivered..
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Sherin's Sale.


Julius Blinn, VS.. James Belvlc.
DH virtue of an execution. 70 mo directed and lie
ID lvered from the court OF Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled will offer for
sale at the door or the court house in Pcrrysburg
Saturday. August 7. 1858,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock ". and o'clock
of said day, the real estate described tho north
half of the northeaS; quarter and the south half OF
the northeast quarter of section number twenty one
(2l of township number six (6) range number eleven
(ll9 in Wood county, Ohio.
c. w. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. ATTY of PIN.
June 2I lS5S--Tw5S2 81
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ns-The Schooner T.. X. Gilbert-Capt. Nc
Glashan, is loading with lumber at this port for
Buffalo. She takes out one hundred ana ten
thousand feet fer r. Tiff, E q, who is collec-
ting lumber at this point for Eastern markets.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the commissioners oi
Wood county, have appointed viewers ind ordered
that they meet the County Surveyor ut the house OF
j. j. Dallmcr, Sr, the 10th day of August 1853 to
view lay ont and survey county line road, commenc
ing at the southwest corner of section 6, town l.
range east, thence south the county line to the
south line of the county and there terminate.
June 10 lS5S-5w6A
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re- Young America got on spree last Sab
bath evening, and store boxes, signs, busgies,
horse rakes, patent wash-tubs, &C., &C., were
found very much out of place on Monday NOR.
ming. ass.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
cash Up--Important 20 Everybody.

Hereafter mo advertisement willbe admitted into the
JouRssr until tits paid tOr.sA"spt where there is
special agreement the contrary and in all eases the
person presenting an adSss.esss asss Ms " Wtf
bo held responsible for the same We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom. Dick and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. The cash system is better Tor al
parties and re shall adhere toll.
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PRICES CURRENT.

Buffalo Market--July 6.
Flour is dull and steady. Wheat is lower sales
10000 Chicago spring at Gjc. Corn is steady sales
$4,000 bu. at 5Sc for sound mixed. G2ac for prime
white Illinois. Oats dull at 3Se. Whskey is dull
20G2lc. Freights firm, weeat l01 to New York.
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.as- My Cousin MINNts by Lilly Larhspnr, will
appear next week. 1t is from the psu OF young
lady residing in this place, and is highly credit
abloproduction Lilly promises occasional favors
in the future.
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Notice.

fEllS is to certify that note calling for eight hun.
l. dIed dollars, giveH Jan. lst, 1857, to Simeon u
Manlcv was obtained 10y fraudulent pretences, and
will not pay il except under compulson.
june H. lSjS--5M3Sl A. +. DONALDSON.
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SheriIr,s Sale.

Michael Myers vs.. Joseph Crays
DY virtue of fl fa writ of execution to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood sounty Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will oer for sale at the door of the court
house. in Perrysbnrg. on
Saturday, August 7. 1858.
between the hours OF IL O'Clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
of said day. the soth part of the southwest quarter
of section number niue (9,) of township number five
(5) north, of range number twelve (2) east in Wood
county, Ohio. c. w. NORTON Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
June u, l85S--7w5S2 so
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SbeTi0,s Sale,

James Murray. Henry II. Dodge, vs. Nancy Brewster.
Dl virtue of an execution TO me directed and
l)dcliVored from the court OF Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause l
will offer for sale at tho door of the court house in
Pcrrysburg,
Saturday. August T. 1873,
between the hours of u o'clock aud o'clock r. NJ.
of said day. tho real estate described number
forty seven I70 of tho Maumee and Western Reserve
Road lands, in Wood county, Ohio.
&. W. NORTON. Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. Of Pits.
June II, lS5S--1w5S1 80
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or Carrie has favored us with some beautiful
lines which will appear next week.
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Sherin's Sale.
Jacob Myers VS.. Mary ROose. ct al.
DG vrtuc of order of sale to me directed and de
ID livered from the court of Common Pleas of WOOD
county Ohio In the above cause will offer for sale
public auction, at the door of the Court House in
Pcrrysburt;on
Saturday, August Z, 1853,
betwo en- the Ehours of II O'Clock NJ. and o'clock
of said day, following described real estate: The
west half oil he northwest quarter of section nun
Der seventec 40 of township number five (5) north
of range nun 81 twelve Q2) east, containing so acres
more or less "A Wood county, Ohio.
G. W NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MUIR Z, Atty. of Plff.
June d lS5 -7w5S2 68
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AUrOCRAPII.L.ETTERs

= z n
BLOOD PILLS are united the three great mc,lis,
nal properties which hlsicaus have heretofore tr,.l
VAIN TO commune IN one preparation. They relicy,
the bowels, purify the bile and the blood md inv;.
rnte tho constitution, nj one aud the same tre a.
this fact, all who try them will sub crbe Tho sb
scnoo of minerals and OF every supplying drug renders
them harmless even to the most delicate female or Tho
eehlest child No one eau doub. hcir superiority ar
ter one single tria-thcy are not only better bnt II,
TACT cheaper than any other Pills. for it takesn ic.s
number OF them to make better effect
Price OF the Scandinavian BLOOD Purifier. 81 pcr
bottle, or 50 per hnlEdnzen. OF the Scandinavian
Blood Pills 20 cents per OoN, or hoxes for al
3s1-Rcad DIX. RopNCK's special notices and o.r,,g-
Gates published in conspicuous part OF this pnpor
from time To time. DR.. Hoback's Medical Almannc
aud Family Adviser. containing great amount al M,
toresug and valuable Medical information cnn no hnL
gratis of any of his agents throughout the coun,ry
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From Rev Mr.. MlMuLLEN. Pastor of Roberts Ch.,si
lNpiANAryis Oct. 5. 1851
DIR. &. w RnnACk-pcar Sir: I have used ,our
Blood PUriHor for nervous alrctiun from ,,bich
have suffered much at times While it has pleasant
nste.t certainly has happy cfact upon the nervrs
Please accept my thanks for ,onr hind regard and be-
lieye me,
Yours, JW T. M'NI'IIpN
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Sherif's Sale.
jesse S. Norton, james Murray, VS.. Henry HaSkns
ct. al
TlY virtue of n writ of execution to directed and
Ddevered in the above entitled cause from tho
court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio | will
offer for sale at the door of the house in Perrys
burg, on
Saturday, August I, 1858,
betw the hours of II o'clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
of said day. the entire interest of Henry Iaskns in
lots number 100 49, 1872 H. i2 in the town of Por-
tage, in Wood county Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PIT
IA lShS-TNvhSO
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Wood county, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas.
XncntiOn after the juno Term. A. ID. 1878.

Julius Blinn VS.. Charles q. Hcmenway ct. AL
CtHARLES G.. IIemenway will take notice that in
Olius Blnn has filed petition against him aud 9th
ers in the court OF Common Pleas of Wood county.
Ohio, setting forth the recovery by him the June
term, 1858, of said court of judgment against James
Bellville for the sum of S20j S400 the issue of an
execution thereon and its levy north half north
east quarter and tine north half north west quarter
of section 2l township g. range IL, containing 1G0
acres, more or less in Wood county, Ohio and that
the same "a encumbered of record by mortgage said
Hemenway and Others, giving statement thereof and
asks Judgment that said land he sold execution
and the proceeds applied to pay OFF Se liens thereon
according as the priority and amount thereof shall
be ascertaned by the court You therefore mott.
fed to answer or demur to said petition by the l4t,
day of August, ID. 1858 and in default thereof such
decree will he entered against YOU the court from
the proof addueed before them shall deem advisable
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PIE
June "a, lSjS--7w6SI 90
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peri.u quarto containing eghtpages or forty colnmRS
of the interesting and fascinating reading matter
from she pens of the very first writers of the day,
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
F#Rt A PRESENT,
Worth from so cents to $4,000,
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately on re
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as MeHento of Friendship. and not as an induccmcnt
to obtain subscribers.
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AB-Sharin Norton arrested liquor seller las
losing him. The boat stopped at Eagle Point
, ond as she was showing of the fellow leap
ed upon a scow, thinking that the Sheriff, hav-
ing farther to jump, would not make the at
tempt and he would therefore escape But in
this he was disappointed, and those who saw
the leap say it would be hard to beat. The
'whiskey bird was brought to town and deposit
eel $50 with the Sheriff for the benefit of the
county.
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5t5~The Toledo Irish boy that was so gene.
rousfy' rewarded for attempting TO steal into Van
Ambur, ,yhs menagerie got SO drunk on the mon
ey bestowed upon him. that it became necessary
to haul Him to the watch house on dray--
The fire bells did not ring on this occasion
neither hava we heard that Steedman SEQ. made
speeches, or that fifteen hundred people assem-.
bled to compel the boy to pay for his whiskey
but he no doubt did pay for it, and the patriotic
men who compel strangers to contribute tc
thieves must ietsl that their efforts have beer
crowned with complete success. Van Amburgt
will evidently know how to sympathizs with
the man who in ancient times visited certain
country and fell among thieves!
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TERMS:

5OO SllVerMatcnes-- -- .---- olU uUto 20 w eacn
1000 Gold guard vest6fob chains$l0 90 to 25 90 each
Gold lockets, bracelets, brooches, ear Drops breast
pins cuff pins sleeve buttons rings shirt studs watch
keys gold and silver thmhles and variety of other
articles, worth from so cents TO SIS each.
We will present to every person sending so sub
scFibers at 50 each. gold watch worth $40; any
sending us 100 subscrbers at So esch gold
watch, worth 500 Every subscriber win also receive
present .
Immediately receipt Of the money. the subscri
ber's name will be entered upon our book. and the
present will be forwarded within week. by mail
express, post paid
&S-Al Communications should be addressed 10
DEAN g. SAL1ER,
PRoFKlEroEs,
80; Broadway, New York
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The East India COmpa ny.

On the first OF the present month there
occurred a very important historical event.
The mammoth British East India Company
which has been in existence for centuries,
and which, backed up by the British Govern
ment, has made conquests more extensive
end permanent than uny other in modern
times, ceased to exist. The London Times,
in noticing the event, remarks:
"But the story OF the East India Company
is the strangest of them all. In little moro
than century and half it has won and at.
tached to its rule greater area, and seve.
rel times the number of people, than ever
fell to any conqueror or family of conquer.
ors. China is not an exception. There a
vast multitude only changed their dynasty
scarcely conscious of conquest of policy.
And this has been done by means unknown
before. The iCuLder of the Persian dyhas'
ty, Il was said, was the father OF his people
bis successor was soldier, and he that fol.
lowed, trader. In those days, the nstitu'
tions of peace came the last. In our times
small company of merchants set up fac.
tory on ihe banks Of the Hooghly, and with
in the lifetime of two men who might have
talked with one another, they have annex
ed and brought to the gates of the factory
at least q seventh part OF the whole human
species.
Hereafter India will be ruled directly by
the British Queen and Parliament. Hindo'
stan will be as much part of the British
Empire as Ireland.
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TIE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINES. .-Bish
op Scott, of the Methodist chnrch, writing
from the vicinity of the Frazer river gold
mines, says: II am not you know, miner
and my opinion is not worth much but at any
rate ! have no motive to be partial; and my
opinion is that this Fruzer river excitement
will prove to be the greatest humbug of the
age, and that many people will suffer even
to the last extremity. This was my opinion
before left California, and have seen nc
tenson to change itsince came here, bu1
much to strengthen it. l fear that some
parties will have on awful account to settle
in regard to this matter in coming days."
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND lHDI-
EsTIoN.--ANoTHER GREAT CURE EFFECT
ED By BGRHKvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.-The
wife of Pieter De Witte, living in Holland
Town, Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suf-
fered much from Weakness Of the Stomach
and Indigestion. She had been under a
physicians care for some time, but the dis
ease seemed to battle even his skill. She
purchased some HOLLAND BlTTERS at
our Office, which has given tone to her sto.
mach; her appetite and strength are return
ing, and we firmly believe that this is ano-
ther great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must wait
another opportunity. One thing you can
rely upon, what we have published are from
persons much respected in our community.
and are literally true. j. QUlNTUS,
Ed. SteboZgsn NieuDsbode, Shcboggon, Wis
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PittSburS Market.

PITrsBuRe, September 27.-Flour, the
sales to-day amount to about $40 bbls. from
store at $5.37 for superfns, $3.50 for extra
do, and Sc for extra family. From Pearl
Mills we note the following: 60 bbs. extra
superfine at $685. rs bbls. extra family Of
$5,75 .25 do. at $6,lo, and 10 do at $6,-
26. Rye Flour, 20 bbls. from Pearl Mills
ut 81. Meal-Sales 100 bush. Corn Meal
at 75c. Apples-Sales bbls. OF $5Rbbl.
Hay-SaIes 10 loads from scales at $9@ll
~ ton. Cheese-Sales 40 boxes w. R. at
~ c, ~ Ii,
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In the districts marked with star the
Democrats mad q majority last year over the
combined opposition. There were eleven
such districts. In the Second and Sixteenth
Districts we lacked but few hundred of
having a majority over all. Both districts
will be carried this year. The Democrats
by active exertions, can carry thirteen Con-
gressmen to the Republicans eight.
The nominations in the several districts
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. September 98.-- Flour -
s/es 100 bbls. at $4,40 a 4,5O for Double
Extra 100 bbls. Double Extra at $5.-
Wheat--Sales lear White at $l,24 on the
track; 1000 bush. Red from store at 81, 10
1000 bush. from store at $l,09; l car or
track at I,O94. Oats--Sales 400 bush. al
47c. from store. Corn--Sales 1900 bush
from store at 6lc., and 1000 bush, at &c
from store.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market,

New YORK, September 27.-Flour heavy;
ll,6OO bbls sold. Wheat firm /; 10000 bus
sold; Chicago spring, unFound, S5@S4c !;
red $l,23@l,25; white $l,40@ As. Corn
has declined sales $4,000 bus white no.
minal al 66@8Sc; yellow 99c.
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Henry Myres Freedom maple syrup DO
PuIdy and LOOMS Atwatcr ftait cans do q.
Ms "A Jennings Rsvenna fringe mitts. dip and 50
= Geo Hall do melOdeOn, highly
JShp T,9 stinsSn, New Yerh knife ssarpsnsr DIP
Miss sarah BAbcoek, shaieTsviIfo' b4eaPd P Sg sSo
girl under 10 years dip and col
Same cake do Dip Rbd 50
o E Bebcook shalersville sweet corn Cut,
Mrs WIN Russell RaVenna fringe mittens me.
o Chester Stone do clothes frame DO
Johu Brooke do. pressed brick do
Asahel Hawley, Freedom saussge tdttet, DIP
o John Brooke Kavenna drain tiles, dls
Same, specimen common
% Mrs. L. Hine, shalersviIle, jar soap, do
Henry Collins, RoOtstOwn, Guinea pigs do
o iMeMell Colllns, DO Mastadon tooth, do
II Hotchkiss Raferha, Harris cenVer-
- Miss Miss J1IS Thompson; RAY: leather frame dip
70 native Of Sandwich Islands meritor
i, SsSsii Ns,d Rfyenna N, 'PeG'n carved work, do
Joseph King, "' &oiian si nOH:S ssIPp, plant m't'0r
Wm StocEwell, chinese sug cano,
70 Philip ddn! McSanu''x I.SoaI 'x,w,,, Ice box, dip
30 Mrs. anman and stilsOp, Ednburg 9; veg pyramid"
4 Babcock, Sh'ville, broccoli and eau iinower mer
DO Mrs H P Cannon, Twsburg, EN- saddle cloth, dip
and , loo
W Ross, cneese vat, dip
50 Mr. Burt, Brimaed, cages OF birs, dip and 56c
Henry King, Ravenna, design Of engine (hghly
Do meritorious9
" Tho committee report that they nnd no. entered
70 on their list, silk reel right and sperm whale in
M miniature, exhibited by Capt Reuben Russell, OF
M M Roolsown, which arc mertOriouS, and award him
Y" dip.
The committee say, that AFTER dlisent Search many
articles on the list could not be found and they fear
that articles will pass unnotced. that ought 10 be
mentioned. They did ot Hnd an unworthy article
10 on their list which speaks very highly for ae skill
w and taste of the exhibitors.
Lady Equestrianism.
20 The committee awarded premiums as follows:
" Miss Mary Letfngwell, Raw, Silrsr Caks Basket
Miss Martha Frary, Wlndham, lst premium $500
so Miss Crawford; Twinsbrtg tgh, I'd do 1O6
~ Miss Frank Slough, RaveHra; 4th do 3Ot
The above premiums were raised by private subscrp-
M ton. -
50 Tho ofscr' for the ensuing year are as fOllOws
President--L. T. HINE, Shalersuile.
Vice Prssidsnt-o. P. BROWN, Rqosnsa.
~ S'er'tary1s. y. HARRIS, JK! Trsasursr-J aRrES
oO0 o0 Ravenna. Ravonn.
50 Executive Committee.
zeuas Judd, Ravenna. g. H. Bostwick, Ravenna
.o X. E. Useood, Streetsb'
On the last day Of the fair the following was adop.
so Resolved That the President has authority to cal
meeting Of the society to take into consideratio
the alteration of our constitution.
50 The report on farms and crops will be published IL
November.
The society tender their thanks to the ladies' an,
gentlemen who acted ON the various committees.
50 l.. I. HlNE, Presidenk.
P.B. CoNANr, Secretary.
Ravenna, Sept. 25th, A. d., 1858.
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The Congressional Contest In
Ohio.

In less than two weeks the election for
State. officers and for twenty-one members
Of Congress takes place in this State. As
there is much speculation in regard to the
result in the various Congressional Districts
short statement Of the vote in them last
year will not be unacceptable. It refers
the vote on Governor:
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OtFThe Treasurer OF the Agricultural
Society informs US that the sum of $67S 81
was received during the three days Of the
Fur, OF which 1924 were received from the
members, $3l6 "a from the sale of tickets,
and 1888 90 from ground rents.
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Legal Notice.
School Exa miners Notice.

THE School Examinations for the Fall of
l. 1858 will be held at the High School Buildings, in
Ravenna, as follows: One on the 10Th Of October;
one on the Goth Of November, and ole at the close
Of the Teachers Institute, OF which due notice will
be given hereafter.
Each applicant will be required to prov ide him or
herself with lead pencil and an envelope stamped
and directed 70 themselves, and also with certificate
of moral character. All private examinations will
positively be refused. J. Q HART,
| H. W. BRISTOL.
EantAunhar an IaSe 0w. =
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the Ladies
~ and Gentlemen Our stock Of Cloves and Ho-
siery for Fall ana Winter wear, embracing all the
diere ut kinds and styles to found in the Eastern
mark et all of which can be bought very low for cash
tf ready pay;at COFFIN & PlNNEY'S,
Sept. 80, 1858. No. Phen;x Block.