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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-29
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CANAL COMMERCE
ARRIVED. Nav %.

ARRIVED, My 20.
Boats Minnie Slack, 5. VI. Petrie, and Liberty,
coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boats S. L. Carlisle, Dutch Hen, and John A.
Reinhard, coal to Borden Mining Co.
Bouts C. +. Porter, Mount Savage, T. Sheridan,
Ask the Captain, &. w. Summers, q. Ii. Moudy,
and S. Stridor, coal to American Coal Co.
Boats james hurry, T. & A. II. Dodge, Dicksey
B.. NJ. NJ. Claggett Robecca and May Fly, coal
to r. J. MehatfeY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-29

1860. ALMA MAC. 1860
FIFTH MONTH. SUN sun
MAY. rises sets. MOONS PHASES
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29
OUR BOOK TABLE.

THE LADIES REPOSITORY for December is
upon our table-the last number of the past
Misunderstanding two beautiful engravings
and a repast of literature of unusual interest.
First is an engraving entitled "Benevolence'
which brings to mind, with touching force,
the purity ofthat religion which interests it.
self in the welfare of the "widow and father
iesf." The other is a portrait of Ann H.
Judson, to whom the cause of religion owes
much for its advancement She was born
Dec, 22, 1889 and died Oct. "a, 1896. Hei
life was short, but filled with stirring incidents
al useful deeds. Her portrait represents
her to be in the study of G,d's holy word,
just as We should naturally contemplate true
christian. Every professor of rel5 ion sho'd
be a subscriber to this valuable monthly
Terms, two dollars year in advance. Names
and subscriptions may be left with Rev. j.
Fectley, our Methodist pastor.
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Telegraph Items.

The report of Judge Taney's resignation
is not correct--Lincoln will respectfully
decline having having az organ at Washing,
ton.--Members of Congress are vending
their way to Washing ngton,--Extensiy ship,
ments of goods are now being made weekly
to +. R. Miller dy Co., from New York
Advices from Georgia say that state will join
South Carolina, in the event of secession,--
Western money is now being taken at par,
for dry goods, at F. R. Miller & o.'s--
Mr.. Slidell and Toombs have made their do
mestic arrangements for Winter quarters in
Washington, the report of their resignation
to the contrary uotwithstanding.--A great
rush is daily being made at the dry goods
store of f. R. Miller & Co. for cheap goods.
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The Cincinnati Gazette.

The prospectus of this valuable paper wi !
be found in another column. We regard thi.
as the most reliable Republican Journal that
circulates in the West--the New York Tri-
bune not excepted. Indeed the latter is de-
preciating while the former is fast gaining
ground. Greeley's views on "pescesble Sc
csssion' does not take very we'll with those
who maintain the doctrine of the "Uuion o.
the States. ;" cone aud inseparabe." The
policy of the GAZETTE is that of every true
Republican 1.-THE Union, the Constitution,
and the enforce ment of the laws" To those
of our Republican friends ~ho desire first
class family urnal, we call attention to the
Gaze,te's prospectus.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Bates Us. David Ladds executors.
By virtue of Sd vendi to directed and delivered
from the Court of Common Pleas of Wood county
Ohio in the above cause | will offer for sale
on Monday Decembt lth 1869,
between the hours of | and o'clock p. N. of said
day at the door OF the Court House in Perrysburg,
the following described real estate to wit: part OF
River Tract No 81, in Township No. 3. in the United
Stales Reserve in Woo dcouny Ohio, bounded fol-
lows: on the north by the Maumee river, the
by the east line of said RiveeTract the south by
Grassy creek and thu west by line parallel with
the east line of River Tract Eighty $50 and distant
(eXcepting a tract containing SO hudredths of an
acre. described follows: beginning at point where
said last described limo crosses the Perrysburg and
Oregon road thence running north on said line 8. %
chains to said PeTysburg and Oregon Road thence
southerly along said road to the place of beginning
containining ninety 800 acres of land more
less G. w. NORTON, Sheriff,
James Murray, atty. November 9Th 1S6G.-S4
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Ditoh No,,oo.


To Jatob Whistler, Slmeou 3 Carey. Robin
son Pumphrey James Dunbar, John Ruunion,
Bfeinerd and Brigham, M Rrindsk0f, L. c.
Berkdull, Josish Mcdges, james NJ Fleteher,
Robeasonaud Bake, Oden Hayes et el. John x
Muller. Preserved Smith, trustee, Alexandtr
Duncan, Geo bsucke, Henry Deboult. Swan &c
Goodwin, John DeeTy, MaIeus Sears, Horace
Potter, aud Caleb Barton, OF the unknown resi-
drul aud nonresident owners Of the following
lsud. IN Wood cgsnty Ohio 20 wit: east Of
section l6, south Of es I. moth l OF Roith-
east ne qr ofs.e / aud sc or ofn.e 1 oi seG.
Il; se rs and S.Sk ol ne o. ofscc D.; " }r
ani W hi oin-w az ol sec, 2E s.v vQrt 30 N
OF NV ar ui sec 2S; sc ar aud G hi of n % Of
sec ~; h OF SEQ 81; aud W tf ors.w Or ena
NV qrol session So IN town north, unge
cast; also hf oftec ., hi OF sec. 8, hf Ot
Sc qr sc qr OF ne qr and hi OF ne Or of see.
., hi OF see. 2, hf of see. II, hG of acc
10, ht OF see. 90, W bf Of sec 2l, s.w qf aud
" hi ct NV qc OF see. %, III ol sec. 20, tl
OF sec 81, W ht OF see So IN town north, iange
east. also s.w qr of sec. 80, in town norlb,
raule9 east. You will take notice that jacob
uar,S ou the tenth day Of May, 1859, led with
the Auditor ot Wood county, Ohio, a petition
praying the county commissioners ol said coun-
J to locate ana establish ditch, drain, or
water coutse along the following propos, route
TO wiG commencing at the southern terminus
OF sec. line Between sections 30 and 80, town
north, range east, thence north on sec lire
through towns 3 and 1 aud into town 5, ran.c
., ~ that branch OF Beaver creek that inttrsec's
said line, thence down said creek in north
westerly direction until the banks nre of suGh
clcnt height to contain tine water, and tbore to
terminate IN the Sc or OF sec. 81 in town >.
range g.
Aud said parties arc further notified that The
application for said ditch will be for hearing un
the Sth day of December, \ ID, 1860.
ADDISON SMlru, County Auditor.
Nov. 20 lS6O-2gw2&6 81,
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Ditch Notice.


To Geo. kellogg. Fernando c Miller, Jacob
Prohasco, Daniel Flrzhugh, Alfred McVeigh,
Elijah Kellogg, Joseph Netnum Jacob Il Fox.
David Adams, Caleb Pointer, James WadswoIth,
VIM NJ Lewis, Wm Preston, frederick Hatch.
Jacob Lamon Harriet A Baldwin ct Rl j W
NeStout,, Mik,il nud NOober. Jeremiah Ba-
ker Daniel Smith, Btliountain & Ind. rAlrcsd
company, Wm $ Person, Elisha Helm, Caleb
PratL Geo ByrkIt, ana Chs les Il Sherman, or
the unknown aud nonresident owners oi the ioj-
lowing lands IN Wood county. Ohio. to VIII:
whole o sec. |, ht 81 sec. 10, town 3 north,
range ! | east, whole OF acc, &C. aud S. e ar OF
sec, 20, Town north, range II east, n hi OF sec
g. whole o. sec. 4, town uorth range IL east
whole OF sections 10 90 u. 22, 30, 30, 2l aud
32, II lt sec. %, and W hi OF s.w or Of sec, IL,
town uorth, rduge l3 east also road tracts no q.
6S G6, 67, 10, Al, -, "a. 40 ond 76 of the Mau .
NEE * Western Resorve road lands. You will
take notice that Jonas Slornaman on the 81 day
OF September, 1860, filed with lhe Auditor oi
Wood county peltlou, praying the oummls.
Guneta ui suid county to locate and estH blish II
dilch drain or water course along tho follow
iuy proposed route to wit: commencing in the
bed OF the luusSnlnls creek whore il crosses the
McUuIchiusville road in section |, town north,
rauEe j east, thence down said creek To the
county line, terminating on road tract NUN mbec
76 of Maumce and Western rest rye roads lands
You are also hereby notified thot said petit
zion will he Tor hearing on the 9Th day ot De-
cemhcr 1850. ADDISON SNtTm, Auditor.
Nov. 22t, 1860 --e9N2S3 40,
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INPzCTINE,
OR
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands both sexes of the most dread
full fevers. Read and rec hct
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.

Lemuel Bonsall, of Pittsburg for two years useless
to himself and society-a mar,yr to Chs and Fe-
yer-cured in less than three weeks and improved in
eight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Sandusky City, o. after almost
losing her welas strength by Int rmittent
Fever and Chis restored TO health in twenty hours
j. II. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine brought from
deaths door; having suffered for four years made
well in five weeks and improved in two hours.
AColphe Monbre, of France relieved H. one hour
while travelling in the cars of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago road II . was apparently dying with chills.
Ellen Benson, Lockport, New York, rescued
after years suffering perfect cure
Thousands of other cases prevented and cured ev.
erery month, and not single complaint OF tho eli =
oacy of the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29
New Ware House.

Mr.. E. D. Peck has now in course of con.
struction large and commodious ware house
on the side of the Old mill, near the foot OF
Louisians avenue; it will be 100 feet long, 40
feet wide and four stories high. Teams will
drive from the Top Of the bank into The fourth
story and unload, when by means of clover,
vator," vessel may be loaded in few
hours.
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Wood Com. Pleas.

George Hunord against Ellen lluiiord.
Ellen Hutford will take notice that George Huf-
ford has filed in tue court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio petition asking for divorce from said
Ellen Hufford, aud charging therein the cause for
such divorce that said Ellen liuHord on or about
July 2Gth $780, at the tavern stand of >. Balawinn
New Westied, in said Wood county, was guilty Of
adultery with Lafayette Geeu; also that said Eli
len Huford has been guilty of gross neglect OF du-
ty to her said husband George HufIOrd. Said peti.
ton will be for hearing before the court of common
pleas of ood county, Ohio OF the llth day. OF De-
cemher, 4. D.. 1860 at 10 o'clock m, or so soon
thel eater as said cause can he heard.
81 gl LANES MURRA Y. ntt'Y of Geo. Huffnrd.
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New Depot.

One of the great wants of Perysburg,
since the completion of the Dayton and Mich
igan Railroad, has been convenient aud
well arranged depot. This want, we are glad
to notice, is now about to be supplied. The
company have in course of erection frame
building 90 by 60 feet, and two stories high
to be variously arranged for Express room,
passenger room and ware room
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THANKSGIVING Services

Thanksgiving exercises will be attended
on Thursday, Nov goth, at 10Y o'clock, A,
M, in the Babist Church. The several cler-
gyinen Of Perrysburg will participate. Ser
mon by Rev. ]. Fectley. AS requested by
the Governor, a collection will be taken for
the relief of the suffering in Kansas.
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Sherin,s Sale.

William Johnson David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue OF an alias vendi execution 10 me direct
I'D ed and delivered from Wood, Ohio, common
pleas in the above entitled case, will offer for sale
at the door of the court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday. Dec s, 1860,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. end o'cockP, NJ.
6ss 7e5 706 7O7 7o2, 729. 7S0, 735, 1856. 1853, 754
759, 76e. 2s9, SO0 Boil 500. $685. 824. 1926, 326 347
S4s. 349 $780, 37l 372, S73, S7I, $50, 397 1893. 4l9
4sl, 4s2 4s3 4sl. SIS SIG, 5l7, 5ls 5ss, $40. sal
SAC, 563, 564, 5s5, 5ss 69s Gss, 6Ss, zee, 7l9
III, 724 74 74s, T65 l4s. 2S2, 255, 27s. 275, 277
27S, 4t2 5Ss 543, 5s2, 567 SOS. 5ss 6l2, 6l3, 6Ss
north half 2o2 26T in the town OF Perrrysburg Wood
county, OhioI w. NORTON, sheTif.
James Murray atty.
Nov, ;, ls6s--iw5SS 20
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Ditch Notice,


To PAMELA Moore, Il q Rawson, ] ond
HeniGgar, DAME! Shroyer Harvey Adams, Aaron
Butler Glarissa Huber, Lucas Baldwin, Joseph
Shoe, aud James Hamilton or the unknown and
non resident owners of the following lands in
Wood county, OHIO, to wit; s.w or and hf oI
NV or of see. b, : OF sec 6, n hf ind s-w or
OF soc z, " hf OF sections lS 10 aud 30, in town
moth, range l2 enst, also . hf OF sections 10,
Is, "a and 20, i'll town 4 north, range Ii east.
You will take notice that Frhnklin Omsbca
and Others on the 10Th day Of July, 1860, fled
with the Auditor Of Wood county, Ohio a peu.
lion praying the county comm oners OF said
county TO locate and establish ditch, drain or
water course along the following proposed rou 10
TO wit: commencing on the township line be.
tween Portage and Montgomery twps, about
30 rods notih OF the 5 c corner OF sec %, town
north, range east, thence north on the twp.
line as near os practicable to the NV corner of
s.w q, otu-w Or Of sec, z, town north, rnngs
l2 east, tlicnce norh-eBStery through said sec.
z, ol,o through sections 6 and 3 same town aud
range, following the natural channel of the wa
ter course known as "Snp Run until il emE-
ties into the East BtanCh OF the Portage river.
whereat to terminate. .-..,-
And snid parties are further notified that tho
application Tor said ditch will be for hearing on
the 7th day OF December, $50. '&'
ADDISON SMITH. Co Auditor
Nov e2l 1861 29w2Si 80. .s
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NEW MIALENERY SHOP
STYLES AND PRICES
TO SUIT Il IA Il TIM e S

The undersigned has opened New Millery Store
in Maumse CITY, adjoining the shoe store of VIM.
Brownsberger. and near the Express office. Having
had long experience at the business. hatter our
selves with having the best and latest selections OF
Patterns and Goods in the market Our stock is
large and complete Dress Trimmings of every va
rie y, Combs, Perfumery, &C., sc kept constantly
on hand.
9.S-BONNETS renovated. coiored or repaired,
and Dress Making done TO order.
MRS. L. j. SHOEMAKER.
Nov. S-2Tm2. MISS NJ. A. GOFk.
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Owners OF Horses. Read the TolIowing :.

Ripley, o., Dec. 8, 1858.
Gentlemen n-This is TO certify that have given the
Pain Killer horses for collie and found the hest
remedy ever tried. IL gives them ease quicker
than any other remedy ever used l give, for a
dosei half twenty-five cent bottle. put into pint
bottle Of warm water and moasses, and drench them
with it. ! have always cured the worst cases With
cut pelay, Yours truly, JoHN potter,
2sw7 Proprietor Ripley Hotel
Scld by Peck and Hamilton,
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lfisterious Disappearance.

The Toledo Blade publishes letter pur-
porting to have been written by Mrs. Tyler,
of Fremont, who has misteriously disappeared
and it is feared bestowed her life
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The cold Snon.

We have experienced quite spellofwesth
er during the past week. The rlverhas been
closed since Saturday last and people cross
on the ice with safety.
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j. A Harris has retired from the editorship
of the Cleveland Morning Leader. Mr.. Har-
ris has been connected with the press, as
editor, for the last twenty five years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29

John p. Foulke has sold his interest in the
Ottasca Democrat, to its former proprietor, J..
A Goodrich, who will hereafter conduct the
paper.
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Anctinn Sale of Town Lots.

lam authorized to sell at public auction the follow
ing Town Lots in the town of Perrysbnrg. Wood
county Ohio, to wiz. In Lots Nos 1913, Oil, 293. 247
257 272 32l, 4I2 457, 45l, tS9 5tS Out Lot No, l73,
said sale wiltake place at my Office in Perrysburg,
on Tuesday, October 18th 1850. oreditofte years
will be gi en- If desired.
N.B.-The above sale is postponed to Saturday,
December 1st, 1860. (5l 50) HENRY II. DODGE.
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Dinsmore & Co., No. Q Spruce street, N
Y. have sent us their Railroad Guide for No.
vember, 1860. It is a serviceable book for
those who have to travel.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29

-Lincoln's majority in the three great cit
les of the Vests. Louis, Cincinnati anC
Chicago-Was 81 ,667.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29

DIR. Richa rdson's Bjtters.- In ourc colums may
be found and advertisements of sherry Vine Btters,
pre sared by Dr ;. q. Richardson of South Reading
Mass They are. as said to be, undoubtedly compos-
cd Of variety of valuable andpurely vegetable mat
ter. and from own experience. as well as others,
we can speak highly of their renoyating and in,igo-
rating effects upon the system. We have good ~
pnivn of the Bittcrs, as they are not qnaek nos.
rum, but discovered, repaired aud vended by reg.
ular physician, graduate Of the college of our
state and who has said but little in the way of puff
ing them himself. but leaves for those Why try them
TO judge for themselves For the diseases that ma.
MY liable to in the Spring and summer, such as
debility, dyspepsia, bilious and nervous complaints.
we do not hesitate to say thatthese Biters vi be
found safe, agreeable aud eTectuai restorative
As good health is of the greatest of earthly bless
ngs, we would early advise those labOring under
such disea Sc 10 make trial of DR. Richardson's Bit
ters; they can do harm aud may do much good AS
we are confident in many eases they have. Negeta'
bes and vegetable substances are unquestionahly
the most cougenal to the huma system-Dorer, ".
H. GH-etie 29wT
Sold ny Peck & Hamilton.
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Mr.. Lincoln beat Douglas in his own
town. county and State-and in Springfield
and Sangamnn county likewise.
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Ditch Notice.

To A T. McCurdy S Fullerton, D Honline.
G ShOmblin G sharp Kelly, VIM Wylder
WEIGH. ID aud Nrwberry, M Tanning, W
C Hendricks, p Abrls l. Q Rawson, Hath
way. G Taylrr, i Kille, ID G1rmnger, s w
Cook, Podd, Halfway AMI Jacob IIeekeri
or The unknown resident and nor-resldent
owners Of thr following lsnds, to wit. whole {
sec -, % Of sc I Of sec % whole OF sec c4
Whole OF sec 2J Of sec 26, G OF sec 35. aud
whole ofsec 56 in town north, range IL east.
also u o sec /, aud ne of see 3 in town
north range l2 east. You will take notice
thet ) Biga"rstoF aud Others on the End day oC
August 1889 filed with the Audlror Of Wood
county, petition praying the comfy Commi7-
siontrs oi said comfy to ldcste and establish a
ditch, drain or water course along the follow
ing prososed route, TO wit; commencing at the
west ar post OF sec l in town north, range 10
east; thence north on or near the sec line, along
Il county road on said line to the creek known
as "Ooon creek;' thrnce down said creek TO the
Wood K S'ndusky county line whereat to ter
inmate.
AMI sail parties are further n7tiGed that said
petition will be for hearingat the Office Of the
Ani'or Of said county on the 9Th day OF De-
cembeL 1850
AnBIsoN SMITH, County Auditor.
November 22l lS60--29w3S4 So.
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ADMINISTRATOR sale or FenI Estate

Administrator sale or ReRI Estate
In pursuance Of n order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Wood county, Ohio, will offer
for s.e at public auction
OnSaturday, the 22nd day ofDec., A. D., 1880.
ot2 o'clock. p. M, at the door of the Court
House, in Perysburs, Wood county, Ohio; the
following real estate, to wit: The north half
OF the northeast quarter OF section twenty-five
Of n,wnship four, north Of range nine east, in
said conuty, to be sold subject 10 the widows
dover therein, appraised ats Terms one
third in hand at day OF sale, orte.thifd in one.
aud one third in two years with interest, and
deferred payments 20 be secuSed by mortgage on
the Premises sold.
s JrFFERsoN, Adm. Of j. Clerks estate.
November 22d, 1850 29w592 SO.
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GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTlNE, lNPECTlNE,
INPECrINE, INPECTINE,
INPECrINE, INPECTINE.

The terrible mNaiy known as tho FEVER AND
AGUE has smitten hundreds of thousands of persons
throughout the world every year. and has never till
now been met by successful medical treatment that
has not produced severe
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The board will hold their ne Nt regular sessions fer
the examination OF Teachers, as follows;
Bowling Green, 6rst tuesday in December
PERI NsbUrg. first Tuesday in January
In addition to the usual course. all Teachers viii
hereafter be examined in American History,
No applicant will be examined who Is not present
punctuals at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
J W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
g .
Every day brings cheering evidence, proving Or,
weavers Cerate TO be a specific for oil diseases Of
tbs skin.
Hamilton o., Aug. Z, iseo.
This is to certify that my wife has been afflicted
with letter her hands for several years and all
the edes which she made of failed, until she
commenced using DR.. Woaver's salt Rheum Cerate,
which she has found TO be the best remedy she ever
used and wonld recommend II TO all similarly Attic
| ted 99W7 PETER JACOBS,
Sold by Peck aud Hamilton.
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A. G.. WILLIAMS & BRO.


Have just received large and well selected as
sortmento of
FANCY 6 STAPLE GOODS,
Which they offer TO the public at greatly reduced
prices for READY PAY. Their stock is entirely
new, having been recently purchased with great
care, both as to quality and price.
DRY GOODS,
Such as Prints Dress Goods Sainetts Tweeds Shirt
ings, Derims, Sheetings, Trimmings &c, and
Substantial HurlWare
Such as Ames Shovels. Butts and Screws, Locks and
Iatches, Nails, Files Knives, Farming implements,
GROCERIES,
Such Spices Candles Moasses, Rice Sugars, Teas,
Tobacco &c. they offer at the lowest cash prices.
Also,
Rcady Made Clothing
Hats aud Caps, Stone Ware, Queens Ware, Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact every
thing usually kept in a first class store.
j. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!
Grom Reynolds Mills always hand, and at the
lowest lash price. Warranted a good arGcle.
PRODUCE TAKEN
In exchange for Goods; such as Butter. Eggs. Bees
wax, Tallow, Lard, Cheese, Wheat. Corn, Oats and
Feathers. a. G. WILLIAMS BRO.
Perrysburr, September ~, 1850.