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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

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ELECTION NOTICE. AT q annual
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

ap 3O-td xucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
TY OF ENRlCO Pursuant to decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico in the case Of Hutcheson vs
Commissioners viii SELL at public auction Is shs
tho 18th day 1885, oa NOT OF tSs ne4i
estate situated on or near tie Deep Run Tnrnpise
aaout three miles from the city of kichmond, being
portion OF the property of the late Ambrose Hut.
lst. One tract called TOLL GATE,n containing
g acres. situated immediately on the road. about
ID: 4 portion Of the he ::oHANr1LLAu Tract ,y,ur
ss aSss which S
d. tract called 9I PEsDIsroN containing
IL s ct Iy1nS on said road. about 81 miles from
There are valuable improvements on this tract.
consisting ola dwelling house. new barn, stable.
state Of improvement. =
a tth: tract Of land i%media.ely opposite Pen
oie ,h. ana called "HORSEPEN." which Is alto.
of valuable timber.
euch an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
city e real estate in the vicinity
map and survey Of the said land will be made.
ana can be seen at the office Of Jas Taylor con.
divided into lots, to suit purchasers
All persons desiring to make inquiry about the
above property. are referred to Messrs. James N.
OF whom. Hugh n. Rutoheson, resides near the
TfRhs-One third of the purchase money In cash;
and the residue In two equal nstalmcnts atone and
two years from the day Of sae-the credit payments
% pe secured ~ negotiable notes With interest cd
ded ana the title retained till the whole purchase
Court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop Of
~ oh t~an ~ 1alf-
vered at the end Of The present year
ii O'Clock. A. NJ.
Auctioneers,
ALEx'R B HuTCHEsON.)
JOHN A HUTCHESON. tC
YOUNG. fOcHh.
HUGH N HUTCHINSON,
~ The Wing and Enquirer will insert the above
once week, Country paper) till day of sale, and
apH INT 4 SON
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NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
.& HOUR FOR sTARTINg-Ths
steamer CUkTIS PECK, Captain G GIrroRp. wifi
on and after MONDAY. 4th inst, leave the wharf At
Rockets regularly, every Monday. Wednesdsy
and Friday morning, at s O'Clock, precisely. for
Portsnouth and Norfolk; and return each alternate
Gay. leaving Norfolk at the same hour, 8 O'clock;
returning. s''Ae ~"
Passage and Fare a. usual.
sp2 HAsKINs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
.nI PRIVATE AT! RESIDEN0E, AND VACANT LOTS

I'kUSTEE'B SALE OF VALUABLE
= PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS
ADJOINING. ON CHURCH HILL. Ar THE COR-
men OF GRACE and 2SrH stss-By virtue Of a deed
oftrust from Philip Z White and Hapnah hid wife
toytne the benefit OF John Enerslda.
seo the 18th February 1913. recorded in the Cerk
ounce Of Henrioo County Court, and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein shall proceed Ia
SELL upon the premises, on TUESDAY the I7fh dsv
OF May, fair, IL not the next fair day fhersa fS
commencing ct ~ O'clock. NJ. the Real Esfats
conveyed IN said deed, consisting Of the valnahis
Crick Ko,idence on Church Hill, 1T the corner Of
urace ana 18Th Streets and now Ia the occupancv ~
Mr Phllip White. 1t contains ten rOoms and 4.
finished entirely through from the Placement 10 the
attic, ANA suppii,d with gas. Attached be the
house IL large brick kitchen with four rooms -
Die, carriage house. and other out-houses The -
fronts on Grace street 81 feet and runs back i6s
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining 'front.'
ing each SO feet, and running back 1865 feet
After the sale OF the real estate will be sold the
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
Ola superior assortment, description OF which Will
De given hereafter: Also, . COW and heifer.
IHRhS-fof the house and lot, one-Hfth cssh; the
balance at 8. IL, Is and "a months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added, and secured BY trust
deed For the vacant lots. one-third cash the bal
ance Of 6. and u months, for negotiable notes,
interest added. and occurred ~ above. Taxes and
insurance for 1859 70 BE- paid By the purchasers.
kor more perfect description OF the shove pro.
Perty reference 10 made 70 the advertisement Of Mr.
Z 4 White. In the Wing and Enquirer. plat Of
the property can be seen at the once Of the AUG
fcnser.. JAMES SkDDON, Trustee.
JAS u TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers APPS
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By James Nj. Taylor & Son.
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH HTDF

HOUSE AND LOT On NORTH SIDE
- =, CLAY ST.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION We
VIII sell upon the premises, on WEDN EsOAY, the
lltn Gay OF May, commencing at o'clock, p M. q
very desirable Brick Tenement. on the North side
clay street, and nearly adjoining the residence Of
feter dlenn, keQ. It has four good rooms a brick
Uses. ~ RA
Tbs lot fronts 30 feet and runs back 2lO feet more
or less. TO an alley 10 feet WIDE
TERMS: cash the balance at 6, IL and '8 mo. tbs.
hr negotiable notes. with interest added, and De.
cured by trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON,
my Std Annttonoar.
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By /. & g. B. Davenport, Aucts
60 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND
=. STRAW a0oDs. AT AUCrION.-On FRI.
"a TN NAIVE VIII sell ct 10 O'Clock, ct our
900 cases BOOTS. sHORS. and STRAW GOODS
TsRAs-Sl0o and over, 90 days credit, for APPROX
Cd paper; under $780, cash
my lac B DAvENPORT. Aucts.
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w RICHMOND COMMANDERY,
No2. X. T.
~ ORDERS No IL.
SIR KNIGHTS Attend called Assem-
bly, of your Commandery, at The Asvium
10 the Mason's Hall, on tomorrow (rHURSDAY)
evening, at O'Clock. q full attendance 10 desired
By order OF the E Commander
JOHN REGNAULT
Captain General
wa hIDOfCk, Recorder. my 4-2t
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OFFICE VA. PRE- AND MAaIy1 !
IssIRANo5 0os!ANY;

LOB 0ALe "a beautiful 1hsn. e..
tetning two hundred aad t~snty acses. oiDea
from hiohenn4, md two mtbes fFUG ~ Ysge INT
lent. A great bsrGain nay be ha1 iftnaedisle -
plicafion Dc mede 20 no. LYME,
ny4-A i Sss snS Assssf 49, - III
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NOTICE. hereby authorise, consti-
IN tute and appoint ALBERT MILLSPAUGH my
lawful agent to conduct and carry on general Gro
Gerry, Ship Chandlery aud Commission business In
this city. All Transactions must be for CASE only.
WIN TAYLOR.
RICHMOND April rs, 1882 ap z8-2W
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- A MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
II ResIDENCs AND SMALL MARKET
NeAu.ifni rlsce, Grove street. for sale IL con-
tsins 70 acres, in 4 ae state Of cultivation The
H1nse II an Italian Villa new. good size aud heavi-
ly Gina neased. There is large new Barn Car
RAG House and other convenient ont buildings.
lsrse Orchard OF oh ,ice fruits Of various kinds.
d,ins busiaess ip Richx,ond, or wishing TO reside
near sse city. ofers an inducement rarely TO be
met with .-.
FOR terms, 81, apply at the corner OF Main and
FIRST streets. during business hours or at my req
tdeoee on the prenaee. l. SSoUIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

REUTHE'E ENT
S ANIMAL TRAP-This Ingenious
mschipe has rival In the Geld
Dat sil, TO DO compared with it. for
she capture Of Wild animals. IL 70
90 email tst one can carry 1t In his pocket still y
capable Of killing bear. They are Of three dtf-
erent sizes, and wIiI ffectuaily operate on hsts,
kinks. Wild Oats Foxes Wolves, Bears, &c; they
can also be uss1 6 Pistols. Tor sale BY
jams WAL3H, Gun Importer.
ap z5--lm doors above u Charles Hotel.
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WANTED-LANDS SCRIP AND WAR.
EANES-The highest market price paid for
LAND SCRIP and LAND WARRATS by
GEO BAGBY,
ap ls-lm llth Ct opposite Goddin's Hall.
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Hoop SKIRTS.-We respectfully call
:. the attention of the ladies to our large stock
o. HOOP Steel Extension Skirts which we Are of
fering at very low prices, Wv CIV W.
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
N077 Main A.
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BAPTIST CONVRNTION.-NorIos :

Conlectionary end rsa Ale ba6ssy,
my 3-3ts 2o6 Msin a - n.
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~ 10 cases Plain and Printed Bereges, Grape de
Espagnes. Challies and De Laines. in blacks and
20 cases Printed Lawns and Jaconets, of new and
cases Black and Second MORNING. of nev and
beautiful styles
cases Jaconet. Cambria and Bingham Robes
100 cartons new styles Plain Gros do Nap, Broche
and Fancy Bonnet and Trimming Ribbona
1000 Paris Berage. stella and Cashmere ehawls and
Mantillas, comprising full and com piete stock
at greatly reduced prices
These goods were purchased at the recent De-
Tenptory auction sales In New York, are just land.
cd and will be sold CHAP.
my KENT PAINE n %
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
THE GREAT BALLOON VOYAGE.
THRILLING NARRATIVE OF pnor, WISE,
From the n. T. Tribune, 5th.1

From the n r Tribune, 5th.1
On Saturday at 1920 A. N. We were
sklrting along the Canada shore, and
passed near the mouth Of the Welland
Canal, and soon began to mount for our
most casterly current, so as to take Buf.
falo in our track, but We circlcd up in
to it between Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
crossing Grand Island leaving Buffalo
to the right and Lockport to the left of
Us. In our onward course, finding
ourselves 10 tho State Of New York,
but too far north to make the city OF
New York, it was agreed that we would
make landing near Rochester, detach
the boat, leave out Mr.. eager and Mr..
Hyde, and Mr.. La Mountain and my
self pursue the voyage to . point at
Boston or Portland. Accordingly We
descended gradually, but before We got
to within thousand feet Of the earth
We found most terrible gale sweeping
along below. The surface or the earth
was filled with clouds Of dust, and I
told my friends certain destruction a
waited US, if we should touch the earth
in that tornado. The huge Atlantic
was making terrific sweep earthward.
Already we were near the tops Of trees
Of tall forest, and / cried out some
what excitedly, for Gods sake heaye
anything you can lay your hands, on
La Mountain, and in another moment
he responded all right, standing on the
side Of the boat with shaft and wheels
intended for the working Of the fan
wheels, and ready to heayc it should
it be necessary.
Mr.. Hyde looked up to my car and
very eolemnly said, "This is an exciting
time, Professor. What shall we do p
"Trust to Providence and all our ener
gies," said I. We were fast running on
to Lake Ontario, and oh ! how terribly
it was foaming. moaning and bowling.
! said, LA Mountain I have $50 pounds
Of ballast IN my car yet, and . heavy
valise, and express bag, sent by the U.
$. Express Company, and . lot Of pro-
visions. We'll, if that won't do will
cut up the boat for ballast, and We can
keep above water until wo roach the
opposite shore which was noar hua-
drcd miles of, in the direction We we're
going. Here ! handed my ballast down
to La Mountain, - We were rapidly
mounting above the terrific gale, be
lieving By that course We should At
least get cut Of tho main track. Eve
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
A Profitable Concern.

Buchanan, Cobb & Co., are doing =
pretty smart business about these times
in carrying on the national affairs.
What with dishonest office holders,
speculating contracts, thieviag contract
ers, &C., &C., the balance sheet is an
awful one. The Lawrence Republican
thus posts the books:
Buchanan, Cobb s Co., began business
on the 4th Of March, 1857.
They then had in their hands, in sur
plus funds, $50, 100000.
On the Both Of June, 1857, they had
only 100000.
On tho lst Of jan, 1858, they had
only SO0O,OoO!!!
On the 10th Of January. 1858, they
borrowed $50, 600, 900.
In August, 1858, $lo,oOO,Oo0. more.
In Janu y,1859,$1o, ,OoO, 900 more.
And now they want $3O,0OO,oOO tc
commence debt Of $500, 600, 900.
Assets on hand to meet these liabilitie.
100000.
Its understood that Uncle Sam means
to discharge bis present financial man
ayers before long, and have : new
set.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

earth in the most sorrowful looking
plight Of machinery that can be imagin-
cd None Of US were seriously injured,
the many cords,th strong hoop made Of
woodland iron, and the close wicker work
basket saving US from harm as long as
the machinery hung together, and that
could not have lasted two minutes Ion
ger.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21


SYsTEM-The seer ct of the success Of
great many individuals lies in their
manner Of doin5 their business, in sys.
tematizing their daily labors and lettiug
their head save their heels. Some men
can accomplish in day almost an in
credible amd unit Of labor, while others
appear to be weighed down BY doing
apparently nothing. A man who allows
trifles to frustrate him, is no man for
business, for he soon wears out his sys-
tenn, and renders himself disagreeable to
those around him. It is good rule to
have your daily work allotted out, and
with the aid Of system you will be able
to accomplish wonders. If spider
breaks his thread twenty times, viii he
mend it again! Make up your mind to
do thing, and you will surely do it,
Fear not if trouble comes about you keep
up your spirits, though the day be hard
one.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
TIE IOWA TRANSCRIPT.
AT 81 80 A YEAR-iIN ADvANcr.)
$500, At the expiration Of months.
Rates OF A0vertlSlng,

Rates OF Advertising.
One Square, lst Insertion, $500
do each subsequent insertion, 81
do Square three monthe, 400
do. Six months, M 900
do. One Year. 1900
Quarter Column, one year, $500
Half Column one year, $500
One Column, one year, GO,O0
Twelve lines ofthis type considered a square.
Business Cards not exceeding six lines in
serted In the Directory at S5 per year.
Communications and Advertisements to be
inserted must be handed in as soon as Fri
day morning Of each week to insure insertioa.
- Transient adve rtisements must in all
cases b paid for in advance.
~ Legal advertisements must be paid in
advance.
~ Unless . particular time is specified,
when handed in, advertisements will be pub
lished until ordered out. and charged for &C
cordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

CURIOSITY A CRIME.--Treret, . French
man, was carried away from his home BY
the police Of Paris, ut two IN the morn
ing, and imprisoned in the Bastils. At
tor confinement Of several weeks, he
inquired Of IN officer" Will you have
the goodness to tell me for what crime ]
An shut up il this place 7" IAe skesr
coolly replied, /" / think you have gysas
deal Of curiosity
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

~ Archery is getting to be fashion
able sport for girls, and tho Boston
dealers find il difficult to obtain bows
arrows and targets enough to supply the
demand.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
49, - g=&8
4ottrp,
For The Transcript.
THE FOURTH.

THE FOURTH.
The morning Of the Fourth, ya
Thee we do hail with joy,
As the breezes Of the north.
Come fitting coolly bye.
With joyful hearts We meet,
A happy little band
The Fourth to celebrate
Up north at buckingham.
The time we happily
Do pass along the way;
Enjoying the liberty
Secured for US this day.
With an hours drive or two,
We safely there arrive;
Excepting one bad slough,
Though all escaped alive
Wecr cordially received,
By countless numbers there,
And not at all aggrieved
Being bid the respect to share.
Wc'ed speak . word or two
In favor Of Buckingham
For sure to you It's due,
For such liberal hand.
With due respect well bear
You in our memory;
And wish that you may share
With US prosperity.
As the declining sun
Tells us Of ewes approach
We homeward now return
With light and glccsome hearts.
CRYSTAL SABBATH School.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
FACTS AND NEWS.

~ The fair from New York to
Oman, Nebraska, is now s28.
~ The "Obcrlin Rescue Company, :
has been discharged from prison,
~ It is expected that Spain will
have an oyerplus Of wheat to export this
year
~ The harvest prospects in England
are Of the most encouraging char.
acter.
~ The population Of Buffalo is now
estimated to be upwards Of one hundred
thousand.
MA. The American horse Jack Ros
sitter has been matched for $4,000 in
England to trot twenty miles within an
hour.
10r The Garage shop in the Illinois
State Penitentiary, with itscontents, was
destroyed By FIRE on the 10th. Loss
$4,000.
In twenty-seven days, Italy has been
strewn with twenty seven thousand
corpses-poor fellows who sought an
epaulet, and found grave.
rA- Mr.. L. w. Spratt Of South Caro-
lima, the putative father Of the new slave
trade, is lecturing on his offspring in
Savanna.
rtA- There is negro in Philadel-
phia who is distinguished for the size
Of his feet. They measure 81 inches in
length.
pa- In 1910, 81 100000 worth Of dry
goods was sold in Cincinnati. In 1850,
100000. This year it will foot at
over 100000.
n@- It is supposed that all the dead
bodies at the scene Of the Michigan
Southern Railroad accident have been
found. They number forty.
pT There arc three hundred and
thirty patients in the California State
Lunatic Asylum, and the number in.
creases at the rate Of about one each
day.
Ie.- The City Council Of Springfield,
IL, has appropriated $4,000 to continue
the boring Of the Artesian we'll in that
city. The well is now II, 900 feet deep,
he last 500 feet being ! continuous
stream Of limestone.
n@ Sir Walter Scott admits that the
battle Of Waterloo created in the British
empire fifteen thousand widows. It is
probable that the recent battle Of Ma
genta has created at least twenty thous-
and widows, and sixty thousand or
phans.
p@. The Kansas Constitutional Con
vention met at Wyandotte on the 5th
and was permanently organized BY the
election Of J. NJ. Winchall as president,
and J. Martin, Secetary. No business Of
impol tance was transacted. The Con-
vention stands IS Republicans to II
Democrats.
~ In South Carolina, no man is
elegible to seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, unless possessed in his own
right freehold Of 500 acres Of land and
TEN NEGROES. In the same unwayer-
ing model democratic State no man is
permitted to vote unless he own free
hold Of SO acres Of land ssor hath paid 4
tax the preceding year, Of three shillings
sterling
~ There are 35 breweries in St.
Louis and vicinity, which, during the
past year, turned ont $4,000 barrels
lager, and =, 400 barrels common beer
the total value Of which was 81 $3.50, 400.
In addition to this $4,000 barrels were
imported during the year from Milwau,
kec, Bellville and Pittsburgh, all Of
which were needed for home consumpt.
ion.
~ t vas . prime joke Of Canning :
Who. when told BY ~ eminent doctor
that poverty was ! virtue, remarked
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
Kosta, Iowa County Iowa.

Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side Of
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the above
property for term Of years. fatters himself
that his arrangements and accommod ations
arc such that al those giving him . call once,
xill DO % again. a. time !, and attention will
bio. On tho first day Of May, will have
completed large and commodious barn into
which oil vehicles, can BE- driven for protec-
tion and security. N. n. ADAMS.
kosta, March l7th, 1869. n21-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
j. A. BALLARD,
BOOT AyD snoEnAHNH

would respectfully announce to the citizens o.
Toledo and Tama Go, that he is prepared to
do all kinds Of work in his line. Patronage
respectfully solicited. Shop one door east Of
r. A. Graham's Office
Toledo April 18th, Isl. n2G-Gm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
JAMES sIlANKLIN.

nealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
- varnishes, Coffee, Tea, Sugar Pocket
knives, and School Books, & Stationary, Per-
fumery & Extracts Pure Wines s Liquors,
for medicinal purposes only. South side Of
the Public Square Toledo, Iowa. vlnlOtf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21
Lysander W. Babbett.

The Davenport Democrat speaks Of
the nomination Of l.. w. Babbett for
Lieutenant Governor by the Democacy
as decided hit" Mr.. Babbett is
known to fame on account Of only one
the infamous and outrageous char
acter of which no doubt recommended
him to the favorable consideration Of the
Democratic Convention. At the gen.
eral election Of 1850, Pottawattamie
county, (then colonized Ky the Nor
mons,) cast its vote against the Demo
cratic nominees, whereupon the ,ndig-
nant and virtuous Babbett stole the poll
books and gave them to Judge Hall,
(another model Democratic virtue who
hid them beyond recovery. By this
means the Whig candidate for Congress
was defeated. And yet this same Bah.
bett is now held up as pattern for the
youth ofthe country, and as eninently
worthy Of being elevated to an honorable
office! Such is Democracy, however
The nomination is indeed Ga decided
hit for the party. They do not expect
70 succeed by an open and honorable
contest Col. Babbett has proved him.
self an adept in trickery to defeat the
will ofpeop!e, and, on the presumption
that he will resort to something Of the
kind again, his nomination is hailed with
dcligLt.-4nuscatine journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
~ AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
business entrusted TO his care will receive
prompt attention. [april 2n, 1866 -nl-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

D@ The ELECTORAL COLLEGE or
186l.-The next Electoral College
chosen in November 1860, to meet IN
February, 81, will-if Kansas should
be admitted at the approaching session
Of Congress-consists Of 300 votes, Isl
Of which will be necessary to = choice
for President. The non .sloyeholding
States will have ls6 Electors, and tho
slaveholding States 10.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-21

Respectfully announces to the citizens Of To-
ledo and vicinity, that he is now prepared to
90 custom work IN his line, and warrant the
same. Shop over the Farmers Store.
Toledo, June I'd, 1859. n32-tf