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OxyGenated Bitters
SURE CURE FOR
DY EPS A


An Diseases hapinf their Origin in Imperfect Di'
sestion or DeraHged condition
eGthe Stomach
There is no remccy known to be so ethcacious in
remoyinc this general disease-hs general prostra.
ton of the whole man, as the OXygenated Bitters--
rhsy attack the disease in its citida by reVvng the
sinking pc of the patient; by restoring lost APP
petite correcting acidy purifying and strengthen
inc tho gastric Juice and rendering it capable ofprop-
ery and thoroug hly dissolving the food thus form
in healthy chy yme and chye, and preparing the alb.
soTbeets to take mp the nourshment and carry 1t
into ths systsm thus renovating the old and crazy
machine 6y now modelling and purifying the whole
mas, of blood. Ina word,it can be shown from nun
dreds of certificates from the most emine Mt ana re-
lable persors that there is no medicine calculated
to pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF lie like the
Oxygennted Bitters
LEI all then, when health begins to fail, when tie
vital powers first seem to be giving way, when appc-
lite first begins to fail and the nerves to trembls
when n man in stead ofbeng restored by sleep,
"rired NATURES sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in the morning than Wher
he went to be at night-let him delay no ionger,nu
immediately commence taking the Bltters. llo VII
soon find as haze, the Haggug powers OF nature re
viving and general health returning. But u IL nn
nece sary to say more, as no one can know the val
nc of this medicine until he tries it.
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor.
Dealer in Patent Medicines Fancy Goods and Toll
ct Articles cor. Fourth and Walnut sts, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For sale bv Peck g. Hamilton Perrysburg; VIM
Hood, Bowling Green; Haskins, Roller HasEhh
Portage: n. r. Atkins, New Westfeld; Laskey, Prat
* Hindsdale, Glead.
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CIrcumstnmces Permi,ting.

In his admirable speech in Cincinnati, Jun,
l6Ih, Gov. Chase, in speaking Of the profession,
of opposition to the behesls of Slavery now
made by the Doug stated the following
capital and appropriate anecdote:
They make, just now, tolerable good free sol
speeches; they 90 with us just as for as their cir
eumstances will admit, but then their circum,
stances " i'll not permit them to do much in thai
way. lApplause.l They are nearly as bad 81
the Old man in Arkansas He said he was in.
vlted by the local preacher to go to a wedding
at Col. Ssilh's Col Smith was kind master
and compile OF his slaves were going to gel
married, and he YVES going to allow thrlE to be-
married by the minister. which YOU must know
is great privilege, Welt Dinah and Sambo
stood mp, and soon the minister said: "Ssm.
bo'-I believe il is usual to address the cues
tion to the man irst, on such occasions-"Sam.
bo, do You sgTee 10 take Dinsh 10 be your we'd
ded wife, to love her through life or as loag as
circumstances will peupi,S' Great Laughter,
end a yoice-"Thats good, Govemor."l Well
Sambo wanted TO b. married, and he said, Yes,
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mass" Then the mister turned to Dinah, and
said: "Dinah, will you take Sombo TO be your
welded husband, TO love him through lie, or as
long as circumstances will permit2' Renew
ed laughlcr Dinsh blushed, Icontinued laugh.
teri il blacks can blush, and said, 81 willf and
thon he stepped forward and said, 81 pronounce
,ou man wife, according to the laws Of God
and Of ithe State Of Arksnsas" Renewed laugh
ter Now that is about as far as our Demo-
cratic brethren will be able to 20 in Tree soil -
"a voice; "That's fact"l All they can do is
TO be as good Frecsoilers as circumstances will
permit; and they will find in their case. as in
tho case Of those unfortunate negroes, that the
laws OF God nre materially modified by the laws
of Arkansas Great lsughtet
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LiSooLN AMoNo THg CHiLDREN.--The follow
ing circumstance IVES related by a teacher from
the Five Points House Of Industry in N. Y:
Our Sunday School in the Five Points was
assembled one Sabbath morning, few months
since, when noticed q tall and remarkable
looking man enter the room and take seat a.
mong us. lie listened with Gxed attention 10
our exercises, and his countepance manifested
such genuine interest | thought he might be
willing to say something to the children. He
accepted the invitation with evident pleasure,
and coming forward began II simple address,
which at snce fascinated every little hearer and
hushed the room into silence. His language
wss strikingy beautiful, aud his tones mIsics |
with intense feeling. The little faces around
would drosp into sad conviction as hs uttered
sentences Of warning aud would brighten into
sunshine ss he spoke cheerful words of promise.
once or twice he attempted &c close his remarks
but the imperative shout Of "Go on. "0h, dc
90 enl' would compel him TO resume As
looked upon the guant and sinewy form OF the
stranger aud marked his powerful head and de.
terminsd features, now touched into soltness by
the impression of the moment | felt an irresist
able curiosity TO learn something more nbou
| him, and when he was quietly leaving tho room
| begged to learn his name. He courreously re.
piled, 1T is Abraham Lincoln, from IllnoiS!'
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what the DroG SCOT Case Decided

Und,r this head the Washington Constitu
tion, the central Democratic orgon, having th'
special patronage of the present Democratic ad
mnistrstiou, "kceps before the people" the fol
lowing summary OF the poiats decided in th'
Dred Scott case
In the 10Th vol. of Howard'S Reports page
395, IL is stated that the Suprems Court OF IT,,
United States decided in tho Dred Scott as fol
lows:
lst. "Thc territory thus acquired is acquired
by the people OF tke United States for their com
mon and equal benefit, through their agent aud
trustee, the Federal Government. Congress cal
exercise no power over the rights OF persons OF
property of u citizen in The Territory which !,
prohibited by the Constitution The Govern
msnt and tho citizen, whenever the Territory i,
open TO settlement, both enter II with their re.
spoctivs rights de fined aud limited by the Con.
stitution.
3 Congress have no right to prohibit the
citizens of any particular Sate' or States from
taking up their home there, while il permits
citizens of other States to do SO. Nor has it a
right to give privileges to one class of citizens
which il refuses to another, The Territory ID
acquired for their equal aud common benefit
and il open to any it must he open TO all upon
equal and The same terms.
g. EUcry oitisen has right TO take qSith him
into The Territory any article ofproptrty which
the Constellation Of the United States reeognizc'
as prop,rty.
d. THIS Constitution Of the United States
recognizes Sldues us property and pledges The
Federal GOperRmem TO PROTECT 1T. And Con
gress cannot exercise any more authority ovel
property of that description than it may con
stitutionally exercise over property OF any Other
kind.
5. The act Of Congress, therefore, prohibit
ing q citizen of the United States taking will
him his slaves when he removes TO the Terrific
~ in question TO reside, is dn crerGiSc Of du
thority oper private property iphch is not iUGr.
ranied by the Constitution, aud the removal o.
the plaintiff by his owner to that Territory gave
him 40 title to freedom
g. While 1t remains Territory Consres,
may legislste over it within the scope of it,
constitutional powers in relation TO citizens o
the United States, aud may establish u terrific
rial government and the form of this local gov
eminent must be regulated by the discretion o
Congress; but with powers not exceeding thos,
which Congress itself by the Constitution is au
thorzed to exercise over citizens of the United
States, in respect to their rights of persons o
property
The iialics above are as we find them In tn
Democratic organ. Douglas and his follower
profess full faith in the doctrines Of the Dre,
Scott decision, and have again and again full,
pledged themselves to abide by it,in all its par
tculars, The Constitutions statement Of hes
doctrines, moreover, 10 quoted word Tor wou
from the official record. Any preIense, there
fore, of protessed Dred Scottites that they ar
in favor of giving any power whatever to tn
people of the Territories to exclude Slavery, i
arrant hypOcracy.
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as-An entertainment was held at Chicago on
"Wednesday evening last forthe benefit Of the suffer
orsby the late tornado In Illinois We give below
an ode written for the occasionby D f. TArLoR' Esq
oftbs Chicago journal. The picture Of that lovely
Sabbath da,,
All the air a sweet PSALM
And the prairie palm,
"For the Lord when lie blost, left the print 81 His
hand"-the sudden and startling transition--the de-
vastation, agony and death which ioho"ed-%e
painted in most felioitous rhymes.
oh, magnificent surge,~
Break again on the verge,
That the angels in Paradise lingcr beside;
Draft our hearss out to sea
Into Heaven with thee,
Where thy cadence majestic 10 mslody disa'
The winds swee,ly sung
In the sims rs they swung,
And the woods were in time and tho robins In tune
One cloud Just forgiven,
Law at anchor in Heaven,
And Iowa asleep on the threshold OF June
All the air a sweet psalm.
And the prairie palm, -. =.
For the Lord when lie best left the print OF His hand
All the roses In blow,
All the rivers a-glow-
Thus the Sabbath came down in the bud.laden land.
On the bride and the bold,
On the clay and the gold
On the furrow unfinished, on fame to bo won,
Gu the turbulent tide
On The rives's green side
Where the aocks ofwhite villages lay In the sun.
An the world was ID rhyme--
Bid good morning to Timel
Oh, sweet bells and sweet words let me hear you
1t is fair all abroad
From blue sky to green sodl
Let us pray while We can: blessed Sabbath Amen
Not murmur In air,
Nor lament anywhere,
And NO footfall of God on the lodges OF cloudi
Twas a BREATH and IL fed
Song and Sabbath we're dead.
And threads of gold sunshine the woof Of the shroud
Oh words never spoken.
Oh, heart aud hearth broken.
oh. beautiful paths such as loving feet wear!
All erased from the land,
Like anamo IN tho Sand
A the thistle down drifts on billow OF air!
Like the sighing Of leaves
When the winter wind gricves,
Like the rattle Of chariots driving afar-
Like the waling Of woods,
Like tie rushing of Hoods,
Like the olang of the huge hammers a-forging aaar
Like q shrek of dlspair
In the shiverng air
Like rustic of banners VII tempest abroad,
Like n soul cut of Heaven,
Like a tomb trumpet.riven,
Like a syllable dropd from the thunder OF uod
Then these to their weeping
And those to their sleeping,
And the blue wing of Heaven over them oil
Oh sweet south" that singoth
Oh flower. giIl that brngcth
The gushes of fragrance to hovel and hall
Oh bluchird, shed Spring
with the 1nsh of thy wing,
where December drifts could in the bosom of Iuns
Sets our hearts to the words,
Dear as songs Of first brds
We brothers at night that were stran ers at noon
The Grand chorus of "The Creation" mmediats
preceding the reading of the Ode.
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

- AlDfarm is situated in Liberty twp, on tho Ridge
- Road one. half mile west the Perrysbarg aud
Fmdlay Turnpike. and miles from Taylortown on
the u. h NJ. Railroad. 1t contains lje acres-4e IN
timber and 40 In thorou gh state of ofcutivationdi"
yided into lots all of which by stake ana
rider fences in good condition. The Farm Is Prov,
dod with comfortable Buildings, abundant supply OF
water and first rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties o(rruitin full hearing. The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in good neighborhood ana IN
close proximity TO schools and churches, ana taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable locatohslh
the County. The subscriber being about to engage
nlisd 70 ,onn J.BLOOM.
Portage, Weed Co., o.. Dee, 8, ,lS5s--3ltf.
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY.

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for the per.
mauent cure of CoNsuHP-
TioN, and all other Incip-
lent Diseases, such as
Coughs. Csiss. Hoarss.
ness, Group, Influenza,
Biseding Of The Lungs,
Liner Affections, Pains IN
the Breast or Side, Night
Swests, Phthisic, MRdm.
nation of The Lungs and
Threat. tYhosping Comsh,
asthma, and all Bronchial
A6cttiohs.
Through the Winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent of all
the variousills that hesh
ishsir to. We wsuld ad-
wise ourreaders, aud 9th
ors whs may bs thus afilie'
ted, avail themselves oi
that excellent medicine
"Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" which, Judging
from our experience and
that Of others, we consid.
crit ene of the safest ant
most eff'actuul remedies
that has ever been con
cocted Tor the above com
plants, and which moeti
with the cordial appro.
val of many Of the bes
physicians. And as "de
lays are dangerous" nnt
coughs and colds Otter
terminate in Consump
tion, this agreeable nn'
elhcacieus rem sdy shoul'
at once be resortsd to.
WisTAu's BALsAM.-W
regard tho Wild Cherr
Trea as one of Nature
own physicians--a sort o
Good Samaritan ofthe for
est for its medical gun
hns relieved tho suffer
ings and saved the live
of thousands. The Bal
sam prepared by DR.. Wis
tar is II pure and perfect
ly reliable preparation O
the real Cherry Essence
and it is n remedy by n,
means bad 10 tahe. w
speak confidently In II
praise, from having wit
ncSscdits rcnovutinginii
ence in Consumptive Ca
ses. whom all other pre-
scriptiens had proved o
no effect.
Forsale by Peck " II
Hosd. Bowling Green; |
Portage; IL. r, Atkins, N
n Hindz,lala Gilea1.
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Farms Given Away!

MIR. WILLIAM M'KIM proposes to dispose of his
1FI lands in this county at merely nominal price.
He will sell the south half of the northwest quar-
ter Of section 30, town range TO- containing eighty
acres for FIVE hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly dtched and drained at expense of $243
He will also sell the south half of the southwest
quarter ofsection 80, town G, range H. atths same
price.
Enquire of II. H. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio
Also for sale, a large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the town of Mlgrove, with and without
improvements together with several valuable Farms.
Nov. 10, lS59--2Stf. HENRY II f. DODGE.
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DIR. GUYsOTT's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AND
.SARSAPARlLLA

Is the great Purifier of
the Blood.
An infallible lie emsdy In
cases OF
Scro fnid, Kings Euit,
Rheumatism. ObstinsteGrs
CntdneoHs Eruptions, PIN
pies or PaStuteS on the
Face, Boiis, Biotches and
Chrenic Sore Eyei, Ring
Worm or 7'etter, Enlarge
mint and Pain in the Bones
o. Joints. Stubborn Ulcers
Svphiiitic Disorders, Lum"
bdgo, Spinal Complaints,
And all other diseases
arising from nm iniudi-
cious use OF Mercury,im-
prudence oflifs, or impu.
lrity ofblood. This great
Alternative medicine ans
purifier ofths bloodis be-
ling used by thousands Of
grateful patients from all
purts of the United States
who testify daily on the
remarkable cures which
are being performed by
the greatest of all medi-
oines, DR.. Guysott's FIX
tract Of Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparilla. Neuralgia,
Rheumatiom ,Scroiulaand
Eruptions Oh the skin,Liy-
er Diseases. Fevers, Ulcer
Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the
throat Female complaints
! Painssnd ach ng Of the
Bones and Joints are soon
mt to flight by usin ng this
Great and Inestimabls
Remedy. For all diseas-
, es Of the bleod nothing
, hns yet boen found "a
) compare with it. ltelean.
f sss the system Of all i'm
pnrilies. acts gently and
, eh'ectually on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens
5 the digestion, gives tone
. 10 the stomach, makes the
. skin clear and healthyanc
3 restores tho constitution
{ enfc cbled hy disease, ol
broken down by eNcesse'
, of youth to pristine Wig
. or and strength.
= The Press, Hotel Keep
= ers. Magistrates, Physi
. clans and Public men wei
known in the com munlty
all add their testimony to
T 1.-The wonderful effects o
this great Blood Purifier
amilton, Perrysburg; VIM
Iaskins, Roller 4 Uaskins
sw Westlield; Laskst,Prat
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SIlERlFE'S SALE.

G. Plumey VS. j. C.Prentice.
DY virtue ofan alias vCudi to directed and lie
I'D livcred from The court ofcommon pleas oil ofWood
county, Ohio, in the above canse will offer Tor sale
on
Saturday, the 1lth day of July, 1860,
at the door Of tho court house in PertvshurC, tho
west fractional part OF river tract number eiguty.siX
described by n line drawn parallel with the west
limo of said tract from the southern boundary line
Of Lucas county ~ sufficient distance To enclose
acres ol land taken the prsp0rty of Joseph Prem
tice. &. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
II. II. Dodge atty.
June 81, lS6o-Gw5S2
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LAND FOR SALE.
kIsl5lA MANHOOD,

Jist Pa5kshed, ia Seated Eareioys,
On the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure Of Spsr
mattorhea or Seminal Weakness, Sexual DEBILITY
Nervousness aud Involuntary Emissions, including
lmpotsncN - Physical incapacity
ROBr. j CULNERWELL, Nd,
Author Of The Green Book, Sc..
The world renowned author of this admirable lee %
ture clearly proves from his experience thar the
awful consequences ofsclt-ahuss may be efTecual
removed without Medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, bousies, instruments, rings OF
eordialsi pointing out mode OF cure as once Ger
tain aud etfeolual by which every sufferer no matter
what his condition may he NAV cure himself Cheap
ly, Privately aud Radically, This Lecture will prove
boon TO Thousands aud thousands.
sent under seal 10 any address, Post paid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DR.
Gu c.KLINE, NJ, d $50, First Avenue, Post Box
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Call aud get your Receipts.

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papers at Gilcnd post once, and are vet owing on
subscription. will find receipts for tho amount due
| In the hands of Lasky, Pratt Co.
Those who received their papers at Bowling G roon
post stce will fad their receipts in possession Of S.
l., Boughton.
An early settlement Of the accounts is desired If
You can't pay the money within few weeks, please
sette by giving note payable at the earliest
! uient period. 6w3 l.. A. HIGGINS.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the non resident owners oi
i tracts of tracts Of land lying In section 81 in
Freedom township, Wood county, Ohio, that this
commissioners ofsAid county have granted tho igh
of way through the same, and appointed viewers ts
survey said road on the 9th OF July, 1860.
June 2l-7w4% JOHN BERLECAMP.
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SCHEDULE OF GlFTS

Together with a great variety of other valuable
gifts, varying from scots to S25.
Any pors,n enclosing 81 aud five cent postage
STAINS Ito pay for postage and rollor shall receive by
return Of mail the magnihos engraving of Christie.
pher Columbus, and QUE Of these valuable 81 fits as
per BILL
Addressall orders for Bills or Engravings
?. s. HERllNE6 co,
NAY II, Coins Philadelphia Pa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
Hackes 4 Gutmann vs.. d, w. tairchild and wife
DI virtue of an order of sale to me directed ind
I'D delivered from said court in the above entitled
cause. will offer for bale at tho door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on
Saturday July 9TH, 1850.
between the hours OFF, O'Clock NJ. and o'clock p NJ
of said day the following described real estates The
northwest fractional quarter Of section number two
2 the north east quarter Of the north east fraction
alqunrter the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter the south east quarter of the north east ac
ona quarter tho south quarter of the north east
ctiona Qr and the north quarter ofthe north
east fractional quarter of section number three (3)
all In township number three (3) north, range mum
ber ten t0) east, in Wood county, Ohio, and contain
ing three hundred and tW enty acres more or less
c. NORTON sheriff
Wood CO., 0.
F, & d. X Hollsnbsck, sttys for pins.
yune 7, lS6e-6wbS3 S5
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthe eading branches ofmanufact turing indus
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machness afact established beyond dispute.
No tailor shoe manufacturer clothier, seamstress,
dress ,saddler, carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turer, &C., SC. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
IsOny fairayerage of the actual prof from the
of each one of these Machines and for confirmation
of this truth werefer to any of the thousands of
persons who hem. They are adaptedto every sort
of work fine or upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics also light and heavy leather. They
never fai to give entire sati sfaction.
To meetthe CROWN 2 gdemand for asmaller and mere
elegant machine for private household purpCsSs, We
have sproduccd, and are ready to received for
singers New Family Sewing Me nine,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful Saving Ma
chine ever constructed tits ornamented nthe high
stye ofart and all who see itare delighted wthit
improved nterlocked stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine ever oferedfor family pur
poses.
Itis not biection of using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam, like the
Grover Baker; nor is il confined in its operation
to fsw thin fabrics get out ofol der and nm
httedto flax thre ad, likethe Wheeler wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sufkcientto performallkinds OF
| pric.of Family Machns with iron table complete
| foruss. 500 The larger standard machines. from
sl25to S20O. Sendfor l. NJ. Singer d COS Gazeue.
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and list of prices, and all other in
formation subject II will be forwarded gratis
l. NJ SINGER CO.,
| AIS broadway, New York.
| BRANCH OFFICES IN
! Boston Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversville, Cincinnati New Orleans
| New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile
Newark Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
| Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
AsrNrs-E, A. Higgins, Psrrysburg; VIM. ReSsrt-
| SON. Maumee.
| April 18th, 1858.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ES

TATE.
In pursuance ofan order granted hy the Probate
Court OF Hancock county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction Saturday the 2lst day of July
1850. at one o'clock afternoon. at the door of the
court house. in Fnday, Hancock county. Ohio, the
following real estate, situate IN Wood county Ohio
to witt The l. ofthe S-W of sec. II, in twp.
north, Of range II enst containing so acres.
Terms of sale, Is cash in hand the dav OF sale
and the residue in aud two years thereafter with
INTEREST from the day of sale; to be secured by mort
gage ON said premises
CUNNINGHAM HAZLETT
Admir- of ANDREW Coflnberry, dec.
June i--GvIt
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Wool CARDIKG IN PRRRYSBURG |

TIME undersigned has moved his Csrding Machine
i to Psrryshurg, where he will be ready 10 card
wool on short notice, for all who NAV favor him with
theirpatrouage. CArding room In Peter WiAers
building on the Hydraulic at the uppsr end Of towH'
SAMUEL MARKS.
June :, lSSO-5w3.