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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-10-27
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One OF our most prominent titizans received
the following letter from Fort Laramie n few
days since. Although private in its character,
The facts which 1t discoses ore so important
that he authorized us to give it publicity. 1t
was written by u democrat whois well known 10
our people and whose state ment is perfectly re-
Liable. Il exposes tho frauds to which govern
icnt officials resort for tho purpose of sustain
ing corrupt Administration:
t FoRr LARAMIE, Oct Z, 1859.
Be- Asyou are interested in political affairs, per.
haps an account OF tho election held at this
place Oh last Monday, Will be interesting It,
you, at
u. ID. Williams of Denver City. cundidatofor
delegate to Conglcss, was here, and as tLcro was
NO opposition, he received n largo vote.
..a The polls werc OpcHed pbuutll o'clock, but
when they were closed | do not know, The
Orderly Sergeant ol my Company was informed
that the polls would not be closed until ten
o'clock at night. As | was on guard could not
ace all that transriyed, nor did / vote. Nearly
all the Soldiers vo,cd, boys not sixteen years old
voted, anl prisouerS wearing balls und
chains for descrting She set,ico cG the United
States, deposited their ticker. am told ihut
one Soldier (Julius DalOrs) voted MS many US
fourteen times. There was lour hundred on
ssventy'nye NpleS polcd hnd out ol that number
i DO not think that fifty Were legal.
In order to make Che Soldiers vote we'll TIVE
Scrgcants, one Dragoon and one Ordinance Ser
gent we've set up Ms candidates lor Sheriff, As
there is always an anupothy EXISTING between
the too regiments, there WAS n StimUent luun,
in this.
No one askcG what the politics of Mr.
Williams were, and | am sure that have en-
qured mush as AMY one could, yet do no
know now. Mr.. Williams recrl led the united
vote OF all the Soldlers,tcw excepted, without re
gard to politics
The Judges of election knew hut iast cnougl
10 take ticket when handed 10 ,hem Wher
ignorance did not bliud them whisky did an,
in their sobercSt md most honest moments hav,
my doubts whether they knew who was or was
not entitled 20 vote. You know that | Hm
Democrat ond perhaps Mr., Williams ie, bu
whether hc is or is not do'not approve OF ,ht
manner in which ho received his votes at th
precinct.
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Sherih,s Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Isaac Bernthiste Henry Bernthstle and Jno Bates
executors of Jacob Bernthiste. dec.
DY virtue ofan alias vendi writ of execution to me
ID directed and delivered in the above title eass
from the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the sourt
house, in Perrysburg, o. on - ~
Friday, Oct 2S. 1859. d.fuf
between the hours of IL oclQck NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ of said day, the fol- owing described real estats
witt The northeast qearter Of the north east quar-
ter of section number six (6) township number Ave
(j) north range number ten l0 east in Wood county,
o., containing forty and 30.l00acres. more less.
1.'''. G. W.NORToN, sheriff.
F.. d. X Hollenbesk, pl'hs att'ys. re
September 70 2lw5S3
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The STATE Election.

Tl,Sofkaaf totd otthc StstG6s ndtt pobisliJ
ed. but the majority for the Republican State
ticket will hot vary much from our former fg.
ures. In another eclumRwo give list Of the
Ssnaiors elect, which we copy from-,he o, s.
Journal, We have not yet obtoiocl complete
list OF Representatives, but will probably be
able TO give il neNt week. LL- Wv
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Sherih's Sale,

Frank Steinbreek vs. Agustus Brooke.
ID virtue of yendi execution TO me directed and
ID delivered from the court OF common pleas Of
Wood CO.. o., in the above case, will offer for sale,
a. the door OF the court house in Perrysburg on We'd
nesday November IL, 1853. between the hours OF ii
o'clock n. and o'clock r NJ, of said day. the follow
ing described lands, 10 wit; The northenst quarter
of the northwest quarter OF sec No tweny-six (7s)
township No. three (3l United STATES Reserve atths
foot of the rapids of the Miami o. Lake Erie, con-
tanning eighty of land, more or less, in Wood
co. o.; the interest of SAT- defendant heiqg YAK
title. &. W. NORTON
II. II, DoRGE, atty. ! liz fTTH .herif.
October l3--23w5S2 so.
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The lnsmrrcction nt sIarpcr's Ferry.

We give considerable space to-day TO the
IIorpcrs Ferry difficulty. Old Brown who hns
been such a tcro, to border ruilians, it seems
determined TO 'corry The war into Africa"-
Ills actions were those OF crazy fonadc, yet,
lad lie been backed by two or three mora of his
rcsolute band, the "chvary' would doubtless
have t,kcn to their heels! Who ever before heard
0l Il city containing several thousand inhabitants
calling on the government 10 defend them against
nineteen white and three black men O, valor-
Gus Nirginiaus!
But they had cause Tor alarm, They feel that
they ore not secure. The poor white people Of
tho South, and the oppressed blacks only nccd
n standard around which they can rally TO over
throw the aristocracy. OG the 500 or 600 labor
ing men at llarpcr's Ferry, not one would ras'
u hand in defence of the peculiar institution. -
This was the cause oi alnrm. The men who
tlpspise honest labor aud treat ihborng men rs
interiors, ,rcmblcd nt the thought of the just
rr,rihuton in store Ior them.
Browns plans were wild, mad, insane, and
yet with his handful OF men, he shook TO its
cenier the power which makes aud controls our
Administrations We cannot approve Of his
course. We nrc opposed to the use Of violence
against slavery where it exists by State law
But this little incident hus done more TO develop
the true condition of the South than anything
that has yet tpuspirci.
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The Teeth.

pr.M.S s. MawsOn. Dentist, informs the citizens Of
Wood County, that he has opened an office in Maumee
city where he sprsparsd to perform all Operations
apparanng to his profession according the latest
Improvements in the art. % years experience war
rants him in asserting that he can give entire salts.
heonto all who may favor hm with their patronage.
once and residence in Maumes city, Broadway
street below the Presbyterian Chareh,
MaNmcs CITY. Oct. Is 1857.
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FINHE nonresident owners of land on the south line
of sections l. = and D. and on the north line of
sections number lG, II Rnd Is, in town north, in
sange ten O) eaSt also the south line of sections
number L s. . 10, IL and l2, and the north line
OF number 10, Ii, 10 lG. II and Is in town
four north range nine east, will take notice that
viewers and a surveyor will meet ~ the house oi
George Wright in Liberty twp, on the 2sth day oi
October. 1882 TO view aud survey proposed county
road CONNIE ncing the northaast corner OF SECTION
TO- in town north. range 10 east Liberty town
shpA thence west on section lines 10 the west line
a. Wood County, Ohio. and terminating at the north
west corner of section ~. town Worth, range east
JONATHAN SALISBURY, et al, Petitioners.
Sent 20-- wSSa .-.......
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Gov. Morgan visited the Rensselaer, County
Fair on Friday last, and made speech, in the
course of which he said: 81 have been o 'urmer
"A genuine hard-worLing larmer--and it is III
the hope that my voice will reach the ear of
every young mon present that assert there is
not an individual in the county of Rensselaer,
who commenced earlier, labored harder. and had
fewer advantages than |, prior 10 the age OF sew
enteen; and if have obtained any measure Of
success in life, it is entirely owing to habits in
culcated, discipline procticed, and lessons learn
cd on my fathers farm .-
"A young lady, aged about sixteen, Of con
siderable intelligence is now residing with the
Sheriff of Ottawa county, Ohio, preparatory to
her removal TO the Lunatic Asylum. She became
insane from viewing the Aurora Borealls short
time ago which she wab induced to believe be-
tokcncd the approaching end OF the world.
In some of the papers we notice a "seam.
less skirt" for ladies advertised Good. Any
thing that will make them seem less, will be
grateful to gentlemen and 10 ladies', too. who
have to pass through hoop. .freQaented streets.
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During the Summer that has just passed away
thousands OF sufferers from dysentery and dinrrhoa
have been relieved Ivy HOSrErTER'S BlTTERS, a
medicine which is evidently destined TO maintain a
permanent place in the public estimation. Bilious
darrhua Is on. of those diseases which battles
tho skill of The physician. The medicine they admin
istor upon the bowels seems to reach the
source of the evil. The difficulty is to get remedy
that will reach all the digestive organs and give them
simultaneously rush of yigor, to ri themselves Of
this disease This rrobemis IL solved by the Bittsrs,
which fails to conquer the most stubborn casss
1t il only fair TO say that dnring the season just
closed this medicine has achieved more cures than
amy other ever presented to the public and during
the fall when that scourge. the fever and ague IL so
prevalent, tho Bitters viii gain fresh fame.
Sold ererywherc Read advertisement. 24-i.
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Mr. EDIroR;--l observe that some of our loco
iocas SEEM disposed TO take umbrage at your
remarks ia last weeks Journal upon the recep.
uou OF tha vote ot an imhoc,lr. shou,d sun
pose they would be willing to let the mater res
IA silence. Tbs mere they Hgilate that subject
the more Ihry wilt rtgrrt II.
For ''N benefit ol distant readers, il should
be stated that the Board OF Judges was composed
of one RrpnbhcSn ond two locos. The Repub.
hean protested against lae reception of The bal
toL hat the two lucuS OyaIrIh'd INN aud lrcely
ed The vote OF a drIrcIhng, Slobberng idiot, wtu
gpss about oar streets With his tongue hungins
out OF the corner OF his mouth, totally ncapabL,
OF 1,saRg hls name or his age. Shame or such
guer dceradauon A more diSsHsilg oalragr
7ol lhe ,ocdye hanchlse, il woWII he dlihculI tu
SpHce've, aud we submit To- the honestly dis,
posed, pi both paruvs, whcJhsr men who thus
conduct themselves, are liz sndsa,e guardians ol
the pulily OF tho ballo, box. Ihiul, they are
uot, FRoNr STREET
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified administra.
trx tho estate OF Rudolph Frederick late OF Wood
county. Ohio, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate required TO present the same
within one year, legally provsn and all persons in
debted said estate required TO make immediate
payment. ANN ELIZA FREDERICK, adm'x.
Perrysburg Oct 20, lS59-2iw3$l.25.
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Ezra Blown, Esq, Of Findloy informs us that
The Official rciur0s from this Senatorial district
have been received at that place, ani that the
majority for Laskcy is 629 We have not re.
ceived the vote by counties.
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IA Jsw,Iesdng at Lyons lStsly lost his
purse. conlsini0g 1900 francs ana he ady
tlsed hls lusS IN tlpr uS,ial way. Thenext dsl
he rsCslved ihH letter; admirable Israelite--f,
is lNh ho haFe found your / 100 irsucs, aud GU
msyiwrrp lar ih,m, Tor you will never get them
back Sgaih J am leadng the lie OF n Sardsn-
.tpslus, .here is an account OF what have this
dWN had for besktast aud for dinner. "a drtail
.oi tht two meals was here given) ! shall con
Time to live in this manner, gracious Hebrew
untii your 1890 francs ere exhausted, aud
will hnlsh by drinSlng glass OF wine TO your
health"
Tho work upon the State Wen a, Coumhus.
hos been snSPen4,d because he appropriation
has oeen expended i is 2SIo feet deep, n,oty
hall mile.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &C.
ID, STONE 4 co.

A # GENERAL HOUSTON'S OLD STAND, have
added TO their general assortment Of articles for
public demand, tine assortment Of Saddles, Hsr-
ness and other articles usually kept in well ordered
Harness Shop. They have employed competent work
men and intend to keep good ortment, ell made
'of good material and at fair rates. &FN
1fyou want ANYTHING in this line give cali. FOR
determined not to be beat either in style
quantity, quality on price.
N. B.-ijash raid for Beef Hides and Sheep Pslt,
October 20. 1S5g-24tf
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A LARGE assortment OF WOODEN WARE, di-
N rect from the lpanufactory, which will be seld
cheaper than ever before offered in rerrysburg,
September IS 1859. r. X. MltLSR& co
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For sale. ..rt t
Nhe subscriber has good Horse to sell on resonabls
L terms, aud will exchange him for lanhsI;
JAMES W. ROss.
Sept. 20, 1859.
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so-Julgc swan has resigned his seat on the
Supreme Bench, aud Gov Chase has appointed
MIR. Gholson, Judge elect,to f'l the vacancy.
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TEA--a better article for less money
than can be found outside of our store.
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NO. CT BKUADWAY,
LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
WE GUARANTEE PERFECT SATlSFAC-
TT0N
JUDGE ron YOURsEL YES.
! : ! y : : J : y

who have known us under the style of Evans Co
The business located by at No. 677 Broadway New
York CITY, is the oldest established house in the
country, and is known worldwide as the original
Evans 4 Co.'S Gift Bookstore Many have taken
advantage of our popularity t. advertise under the
same name 10 increase their tradc--and 10 pro-
tect the few who may be unacquained with us, we
would state that We have connection with any
other Git Book uouse-and thOughs many advertise
under the name of Evans q Co.. the firm constituted
by ID. w. EVANS and }. H. PRgsToN, is the first and
only concern rghtully using the maine. But TO pre-
ven. all confusion in the future shall use the
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(Oid Stand of Jalius BIirn)
wv II L r. e YOU GET MORE
w Goods for your Money, than at any other
store in the county.
~ HHDs. BROWN sUGAH--a good article,
III on hand and selling rapidly, FOURTEEN LBS.
for 81 ut the Low PRICE SroHE.
o. CHESTS v. III. TEA, of superior quality,
~ from } TO Slillings per pound; warranted to
give perfect satisfaction
STUART'S GOLDEN SYRUP, Refined, for
~ Shillings per gal.
NJ u. MoLAssEs--a good article for Q shil-
N. lnS' per gal.
DIETETIC SALERATUs, 80 boxes--the best
~ IN use, 5 cents per pound.
ENL&UR! FLOUR! FLOUR Fresh Ground and
Il tiarr0,leG FOR sale by the load barrel sack or
pound, at tho lowest market rates
BURNING FLUID, OIL, and CANDLES, cheap.
- or than the cheapest
DURE CIDER VINEGER--2e bbls AN ex-
L ira quality, sold very low.
o00 KEGS NAILS for 'alo at less than Toledo
POO "BLS' SALT sold worry low
7 IPINCOTT'S AXES--25 do1su--warranted;
Il cheap at the Low Price Store.
ToBACCOS--rineC Cut Plug and Smoking.
-Macoboy and Seotch-oc good quality.
SOAPS Of all kinds, Pep er, Spices, GingSrstarch,
- Cassie NJ, Ne, I'd ....
40 900 POUNDS good BUTTER wanted, for
lVSOOO which the highest market price will be
pnli Ia Groceries.
DROOCCE of all kinds taken in exchange for
Goods at the highest market price.
EOME all and receive benefit We are constant
~ Is in receipt OF choice Family Groceries OF the
pureNt quality and We allow no one TO underssll us
Bring your Produce and we will give you a bargain
that cannot fail to please YOU,
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20 THOUSAND POUNDS! prime
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR we sold last week.
completely taking the wind out of all our
competitors
FIVE HHDS. more of SUGAR Or
dered and will be sold at figures which will
sstonsh the natives,

FLOUR-manufact ctured from the best
NEW WHEAT for our own Retail Trade
warranted to give PERFECT SUBTRACTION.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
ID. W. EVANS Il co.
THE G77 BROADWAY, 677 TIL
FIFTH NEW YORK. FIF
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEA

The following is partial list of property which
will be given to the purchasers Of Books at the time
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EXTRA GOLDEN HONEY sYRUI

. superior to anything kept in this market
will be sold very lo,O.
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SNUFTobacco and Cigars-A, r. No. T.
~ PECK q HAMILTON
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BEST RIO COFFEE-S pounds for
ONE DOLLAR, and SUGAR to sweetsn
it. .'I

'ra t.EIt"Ts
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nd thousand varieties OF publications in every do
rtment of literature. We sell rs low as-aud, in
any cases, lower than any other house in the
V; and with every book of the value of dollar or
ore, we present some useful Gift, without extra
arge.
THE LET EVERY ONE CONSULT MS OWN INTEREST.
EsT A"u nuy Il. hN" "'l' oop"e.oie' eAal'ns :s
LACE freely scattered among our patrons. and be
TO satisfied that the only economical way of buy
GET ing books isl
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IS 800 prizes. ......... amounting 10 $500
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 DO.
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Transportation.
N O It G. E.

s7 80 - :. -
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NYaSMiNceMt Scheme
TO BE DRAWN

EACH SATURDAY. IN MAJ
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LIVERY STABLE.

NETM. 7. WRIGHT Il Co, would respect -
w fully inform the citizens Of Nashville IssaN
and the public generally, that they have NZA
purchased the we'll known Livery Stable stock
and fixtures, form erly occupied by VIM. Philips,
Market street, ics below the Square.
We have arst-TaIe lots and box stalls sccommC-
date dToveTs aud all our friends who may favor us
with their patronage.
Ne pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction in all
We have a large number OF nne Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies To hire al all times.
The iaotis, not intend beiu urpasscd by any
Stable IN the southern country. Come along ses
for yourselves.
frbS-fy WI. T. WRIGHT & co.
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Shirts and Underwear.

NE aFe Hos receiving q superb assortment OF
w S1irts, u the aiesg patterns, wsFanted 20 DC
Helt Ana 20 b. made arst rate siyic, Also, every
valieiy " seAsonabie Underwear Of six, lisle
threaa, taskzaere, Neriao. Couen, Muslin, Se. ne
for saie By J. Il. Ac6lIL
maze-n
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IN ORDERING TICKETs oRCERrIFICAIEs

Enclose the money TO address for the Tickets or
dered receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
hrst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending any
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers Will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post ONCE county and State
sS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE in full without deduction.
Is All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid mme
y after the draWngotheT prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
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.soyMe Again.

MIR. a. Ncou AL desires 20 inform he
III irisn,iS ~ thv i,ibl, generally that he has -
kuFned trts h. NarteTn tonr aud IA ready 10 oPsn
tho ~ eigs
fally 7ast.d "a aiifecrut mprovementfin fnato-
grsphlC I tiiprlstion-FelyiHg, heretofore sole
upon the ssrsffni liis pictures, and determined 20
spare aiart'O please, he confidently invtes those
who haya new him fair all, do
=. Ladies MI - his prrsept rooms the conys
niently ard ~ f-antiy incated Of any IN the CITY,
h~rry s,rBss az finien .eDtst-i
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L
NO. 5 MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
IIAVE now in store and TO arrive
ii SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, all gradcs;
50 - ST. LOUIS Loaf sugar' all grades
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOIASSES.
100 bbls New Crop Moasscs, all grades;
100 hall bbs. New crop MOlasscs, ali grades;
so bbls and kegs Golden syrup.
LlQJ OlS.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Risky
100 81 Dean n Haes do,
100 smiths Reserve do;
100 100 " S G5o N NyS do do treble Distilled:
loo - Tennessee " bite do;
30 - Old Country do;
100 - Ola Bourbon do;
100 " Old Munougehala Gol
40 Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Mhej
IS baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands
200 bbls Motifs Celebrated Cioer Vinegar.
sUNDElES.
1000 kegs Nails. assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
40 hall boxes Ialicw CandlesI
loo Reanis Hemp Wrapping Paperi
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Pine salt;
900 G.. u Caps;
100 bbls Fresh Ale;
so TIcrCcs Rice;
100 and II ID Caddis Black and Common Tea a
So chests Black snd Green Tea;'
$50 cans Fresh Cove " tiers;
100 boxes v. X. Cheese, prime;
100 r. ID.
800 bags shot, assortedi
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black reppera
loo doz. BTUunis;
loo Z" Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda papers;
100 Scotch snuff
$50 " Stick Candy:
100 Fancy do:
10, casks English soda;
1000 doZ. assorted Buckets;
In store and for lower than they be had else
where
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Bucket
Man tory and are prepared at all times, Ia sell TO
the Trade at Manufacturers pTces, freis ht added.
CAISIkk, NllSF ORD 4 GO,
decIO No. Market street
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Giprrp Stables.

LEI VIA 7 H AN
Livery, Sale d Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. c. M7FERRIN, Proprietor.
II HE undersigned having leased the shove well.
l. known establishment formerly Kept by Mr.. JuHS
IA. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired ana Tcutted II IN
all its departments. now challenges competition ia
point of convenience and capacity from amy SIMILAR
establishment IN the south west
LIVERY.
| shall Keep constantly IN hand a number or baud
some vehicles OF all kinds, and u stud horses
unsurpassed in style, speed and safety.
am prepared TO al any bi!i for gentlemen wish
ing To purchase carriage, buggy saddle horses and
wIl guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers Of stock Will ind my establishment suit
able accommodations for any number OF horses or
mules, a. reasonable rates
B ARDENG.
Gentlemen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles are nsuIed that stock Will tie best
attention, ana al tile lowest current rates.
also provided with all the facilities for freak
ing, Gatng NIcking and locking horses, viii
sure satisfaction.
Iwul receive and sell stock OF all kinds on commits
sion aud from thorough acquaintance anu constant
familiarity With The market, leeI no hesitation IN
promising satisfaction.
Being determined give satisfaction TO all Who
may call, portion OF public patronage Is solicited
). &. AeEkikIA,
JanlS-dly Late Of Bowl ng Green, KY.