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save yonr Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
30. ,nal bo,'c Il IINIn DYE. when you gt. bottle
hvu tines large, 81 better Dye for ih, sane money
wfLEoWs MONITOR HAIR DYE
- suPTE.EDIsG OTHERS.
u .cuife ps.psA!1p, does NOT smut or wash on will
n0t .at- Elr,s a.u One application viii last until the
haf s-ov out when Il b, applied ~ the roon without
nor, trouble than . common hair oil
frHwAAa,srEp SOT 10 IgJrns THE H>iE on sAsS.
Mtnl.s tlrsd oBiyby
ALEX b. WlLpOR, Chenlis..
No no togrt-t Boston.
For,le IN S,w.Yorh by J. NILHAU. No. l8j Broadway
ara d. y BARNES no. ar, Broadway.
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TIE scHENE PROPOSED BY ELI TI.AYfa'
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COLOylzlyG THE SCUIH BY ARMED AtA'
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TIE POSITION OF ATTORNEY sENtRaL BATES.

The Nomination Of General Wadsworth.
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The Cabinet and The Presidents Proclamation
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Ir0nsides Regime

Ironsides Regiment. ATTENTION! YOUNG
MN (oupsuy L. Capt. kEMPSEY. isrspidy h!ins up
All who - In society Of tn. best men u
NexYorx while insy their coutry IN her hour 81
. call al oace 30 $50 Broadway aud euiis' with US
Capt. ALMrsEi. Go Z.
Tiffy-Ninth n. Y. VoIuuteors.-Coloue. WM
LUN IlpbALL; kecfuiting Ofcer, }. SOLDIER, Ne
Oj Eutsn, TUESDAY tls last day for tue STATE bounty.
Bounti-s-stste $50 cash; City, $50 CASH Hovenueue
YOU woui .eeuss the state bounty At once. No J Futon
~ You cannot Join rrginent with more glorious name
Ivon.ides Regiment, Company k.-RECkClrS
WANtED-Men Of good moral cast etef aud naoits "iu
and conxeni. associates In this Compsny The ashoss
bounties plid headquarters. No $50 Gfegi-t
DANIEL = MAPES, Captain
TTss < < c .tyrSD L'us'n,a'.
t0pd Resi-peut, N..Y.v.-VAN BUREN, LIGHT
I.fANrhh.-CoL VAN 81 An 10 In the city ioI ieW
day. u assist IL hlag his Regiment whieh hss eeea
n.d In the terrible bs,irs Of Cedar Moupsain happssn
and shG.p.ourg Chcors hsyiog compsne, Of pcAed
me- cen he .v~n postoas Apply An4ediselJ ~ he~oao
,srs, No. 430 Broadway.
si.th Senatorial District Regime M -PEkkiNs
4 tLe.-lOl W N. MAftR-Itelnqnate. Nos 20 $40 ~
~, Uou.oust This command viii at0d tsfe opPoNa
Mt, for -n wishing TO active service, - sciA
oy by soldiers who have oetNe service, Aur'icso
.iti,es no. 1, the hour enlist moment sra We n) 20
Again tie Nafops Capital l. thre.t1hed aud 10
oui emblem OF treason still hss cctanty Ia W, ofe o
MI, mac. ,aeea by Wsshooal Let u speak sod sct as
ons man. and sus~er, SeSr! AID prove our aesooo -
oprs ,urong ourselves rpon the ron Of hoaor esos W
.ri, for our cs gntrys iaperod liberties Bounty pai Oh
being mustered in Pay and rsons ceneaee on DAY oil CO
/ lisgment-
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The Tax Bill,

The Tax bill,
NOW READY. IN n pamphlet 81 y pages. on hns, WHITE
paper Besle Inc DILL which ,w9id Tor word in sccodaIcs
ith the original tex. spfrnd TO Il an Appalachian tea
o,tu5n oi .ye9y Article 70 De taxed by the s~ and the
amount the be lovsd thereon. THIS rCudcfs u 20
complri. and convenient "a II IA possible tonASe H.
Price cen. pospaa ~ PEI lol cent b. express; -
p.r 100 Il by ms. address THE TRIBUNE. Nsw-fork.
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Tie follOwin. General Order has been issucd:


I2inQTARINHs DsFtNsRg WAsNhG1ON.(
WAsuisGTOS. Sept IS 1902.
GENERAL ORDERS. No On and the 9th inst. the
guards 81 the bridges and fcrs. the Potomac will be H.
strcedt allow wine orspiiuous liquor without
pass a. ON the Provost OF Washington the
property. The ovos; Marshal viii g.n such psses ouy
saisiactOry evidence that the articles for Hospital
stores the private Of officer All wi es hqfos
aempe to be taken the bridges ferries without
sucn will be eig aud turned 10 the hospitals
BY command Of Ma. Gen. BANKS.
ECHnD d. lRwIy. Cspt. A. d. C., Ac 3. Asst. AdJt Gsn.
M ..r.1,-
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OUR DEAD ALL BURIED AND WOUNDED CARED
FOR


FOR.
Our dead are all buried, and our wounded all
brought eff tie field and cared for.
RECONNAISSANCE TO LEEsBURG.
Leesburg was visited by detachment from Gen.
Slgels corps yesterday. They found only sick and
wounded Rebels there.
THE EVACUATION or MARYLAND HEIGHTS.
man. signing himself X. j. Noble" commu-
nicated to this evenings STAR the statement which
he processes to make on 60 direct information" that
Col Ford did not eyacuste the Maryland Heights
until he had received the fourth and peremptory
order from Col Miles 10 do 80; anu besides, his
long.fange ammunition hed become exhausted. He
ssks suspeusion Of opinion.
DISMISSED.
BY direction o. the President, Capt. s. NJ. Pres-
ton, Assistant Adult antGeneral L. S. Volunteers is
dismissed from the service Of the United States for
having offered to discharge soldier and collect his
pay for a percentage on the amount.
ASSISTING DEsERTiONs.
Several persons lave been arrested here TO day
for furnishing citizen clothing to soldiers and other
wise assisting desertions. They are locked up il
the old Capitol Prison.
LIQUOR PROHIBITION AGAIN.
Ia foil 4. "A Ia h.,
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TIIy TAy BILL

RUPTURE AND NARICOCELE Cu4ED.--Dr
ReG.. HAhDRrHHsR Ttrss, waterproof ~ i IN bathing
cranly and udc,iucttle. Olls 10. BARC'-T--r, N.
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At JrFFrRs's, No. 573 broadway. Ladics'
Elastic noor,. = 50. + 20. AID -, B,LSoK,Ls. a.
b p 3 -. aud r 80
Gent'. zoe Snors ard slPrgEs, Youths and chidr,u's
3iLaOHALs SroGs. and 0ATEK-. IA great variety Il low
yfc~.. JHgY..fs No. so Es0sd~ay.
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Ladies' band md Link Bracelets.
One Dollar, Two DOilsis and Three Dollars each.
@. c. ALIENS. No as Brosdwiy,
Ore door below Csus st.
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SeuSons.
Lns Ju.t completed my lsrge sid EXTENSIVE.
st,,t OF RAJ and Miu1er Clothing. not suTl s..sd
a D. Nai-tg Tate. AID style IN til, city. Ire
Ghlireu'. aid Furnishing Department rot eonaled.
al OF Which viii be sod 4. ysry iuw prices. llesso
r. b. BALDWIN
Nos 20 AID . Bowogy.
TLs largest 10 the ciy.
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S-T-lSfN--X.
DRAkE's PLANTATION BITTER:

Ordination Servicc.-The Orliuaton of candid i,e
the ONCE tue Ihfl-inn Ministry vii take place IN te
~. Johns Methods. Chuich il.i-s, n-sr SD av lbl,
EVENING at a O'Clock. sermon by the Rev NEWTON
IEsfOs o. brOnkya Various other ninistes w-l
pate a. he exercises
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Gen. sigeI,s Resignation.

The Cincinnati Go+ne thinks there is no doubt
but Gen. Sgel has resigned, and that his rcsigna-
ton bore date on the 3lst Of December. Ever since
the removal of Fremont, Gen. Sigcl has been an
uoyed and prosecuted by West Point officers, in
Missouri, who had received violent prcjudices
against the distinguished German, because he was
not regular, because he was foreigner and be-
cause he broke all the regulations " of this war
by being energetic and successful Ii this report
be true. the country has sustained greater loss by
his resignation than it would had all the "rcgu-
lars +" west Of the Mississippi left the service.
r. s. Since the above was in type We learh
that a genera! stampede has taken place among the
Germans, holding office, in the department of the
west some thirty having resigned,
Reports from Washington indicate that the Pres
dent declines TO accept Gen. Sige's resignation, and
will all possible cfioits to retain his valuable
services.
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se1s The hospital report at Cumberland
Va, place 400 of troops on the sick list

BSeAP 1 nc noSplai report at cumberland,
Va, place 400 of troops on the sick list.
GeS~Ed. Baird has been promoted to the
Office of Adjutant of the 2lst Regiment,
8sS" Whiskey is selling at 50 so per quart
among the rebels at Columbus, Kentucky.
BsY-Govcrnor Tod has rented the man.
sion, in Columbus, occupied by Gov. Chase
during his first term.
ReA- The loss by the large fire at Nash
vile. Tenn, on the 22nd ult, is stated to
be 100000.
sen-A dispatch from Frederick, Nd, mem
tions the rumor that rebel force under
Johnston was threatening Romney.
Dsas' Seven more soldiers of Col. Wilich's
regiment engaged in tho battle at Num-
fordsvillc, have died of their wounds, max
ing thirteen killed in ALL
GsA-George w. Jones, of Iowa, late Minis
ter to Bogota, has been arrested and sent to
Fort Latayett for alleged sympathy with
the cause of the rebels.
AeA..Canada appears to be in blaze of
military excitement The leaders there are
using every effort to stir up feeling of bit
ter hostility toward the United States.
Beg~Geo. w. Elliott, school teacher of
Galla county, o., formerly resident of
Butler county, Pa, was drowned, near the
mouth of Raccoon creek, on the eth ult.
USA.The 9th and 45th regiments have
been consolidated-th regiment retaining
the former number. The men are to be
paid of before leaving Camp Chase, Column
bus,
Bag~A few evenings since, Henry Harri.
h,,t,lnr. .,fN 4 4
of $3.50 bya couple of scoundrels who at.
tackled him as he was crossing q bridge
near that place.
BsG~On the 20th ult the British man-of
war Conqueror, 100 guns, struck on u sunkeu
rock on the East side of Rukcy and when
last heard from the rock had pierced feet
through her bottom.
Ras-Secretaries Seward and Chase, in re-
ply to applications to that effect from Iii
nos, have promptly offered their aid in pro
curing cotton seed from Port Royal for the
farmers OF tho West.
Bsir-Should the hill reorcanizing IN,
Supreme Court reported from the Scnat,
Judiciary Committee become q law, there i,
reason to believe that Senator Browning a.
Ill.,, Sec Caleb Il. Smith of Ind, and Hon
Joseph Holt of Ky. will be the new JUDGE,
for the 9th, sth, and 7th circuits respective
ly.
CAsUhTy.---An unfortunate and sad aoci
dent occurred a few days. since in Emeralc
township, Paulding county, in the family o
Mr.. Levi, A gun, which was inseourel,
iastened, iesl, and striking ON the hamme
of the lock was discharged, the oontent
entering the body Of son of Mr.. Levi
causing his death ih short time.
nEA- II is reported that Col A. S. Piatt o
the Sith Ohio, now at Barboursville, West
tern Virginia, is TO be promoted to III,
rank OF Brigadier General The hrigad,
will be formed of tho saith and 54th Tegi
ments--the latter eteamp Dennison. Thes,
two regiments We're raised under the It'll,
of Zouaves. The first regiment was forme,
of "a fine body of men, and has done gooC
service in the field. The secoud is com
posed Of equally good material.
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based on prejudice, not on fact. Neither
the history Of governments in the pnst nor
their acquaintance with the politically help
less masses Of the democracy, under their
authority. will afford them any data, hy
which they may determine either the c0ine,
or destruction Of onr Union,
Il seenis as " the great arbiter of fate had
determined that the rationalities Of these
United States should essentially differ from
all which have preceded them in other parts
of the globe. When in the zenith of their
POWER. neither Maccdpn nor Nomc could re-
ioicc ia the vast extent of territory, In Que
cum, act mass as that which comprises our
domain. In the wide range Of climate; in
the amazing projnctivenCes Of the soil; in
the incalculabc value Of it's mineral resourc.
cs; and IN the intimate means of connection
aud concentration, posacssed by und exist.
ing within this great country, without pre-
sumption, we may say, not any country, an
cicnt or modern, has possessed Ike advan-
tagcs.
Passing from tho physical to the political
aspect Of uur nation, its dssimilurily to ali
others il equally remarkable. The distinct
unl separate action of each State in it's local
l'gislation the sovereign and independent
authority which each cxcrc'sc over the
property, the liberty aud the life of its sub.
iccts, ccnoti,ntrs i'll our Republic y union UI
nations ~ distinct and separate us u. glanu
md Francci and yet, FOR tho purpose Of H..
teruational relations nnd Tor offensive and
defensive wS., we arc rs compact and ind.
visible as in Great Britain
The spirit of intuition by which this sys.
ten was nauSuratcd demonstrates the high.
est amount of human sagacity, combined
also with a strong faith in the manhood and
moral energy If Tie peoplc, To whom are del.
eSatcd the authority to create the govern.
ing powcrs, both in their State and Federal
reMtona. Possessing such rights, the hum.
! hlcst citizen feels therein conscious equal
ity with the highest authority in the nation
and by every motive that can inspire the
heart of man, he dcsrcs the perpetuntion
and extension Of it's bcnciite. Conscious OF
this feeling, and dreading the influence Of
our free institutions amongst themselves
these ro5uosticatorG of our dowfun more.
ly exprcsa their desires, not the probabil
tics.
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state Agricultural Convention.

The State Agricultural Convention con-
vered at Columbus on Wednesday of last
week. Some thirty counties were not rep
resented After the transaction of the pre-
liminary business, an election was had tor
five members of the Board Of Agriculture
which rcsulcd as follows:
J. E. Jones, of Delaware.
Jacob Egbcrt, Of Warren.
\. s. Townsend of Luran.
II. u. Perkins, of Trunbul.
n. j. Turner, Of Pckaway.
A resolution asking the Legislature to
pass a law prohibiting horses, cattle, hogs.
and sheep from running at large on the
highways of the state, WIS adopted.
Also, n law to abate the dog nuisance.
Also, law changing the time of holding
the annual meetings of the State Board of
Agriculture back to the first Wednesday af-
ter the first Monday in December.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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ApMlrrrn INTO rnE rNIoN.
Br0wnIOw Dischmrged.

In the Confederate Court at Knoxville, ON
Friday, anolle prosequi was entered in the
case of Parson Brownlow, on the ground
that he had sure ldercd himself voluntarily,
ON the condition that the government would
agree to convey him out OF Fast Tennessee,
and protect his exit, The faith of tho gov
ernment being pledged. his discharge was
ordered. The Knoxville Register remarks
on the arreat as lollows
Whether Brownlow was well enough To
leave the Jail last night, or what has become
OF him, we have not learned, though we
understand il was the intention Of the com,
mander Of the post here Ia hold him under
arrest with view 10 his safe conduct be-
yond the lines.
The indignation of the soldiers hero, up.
on hearing of his release, We understand to
have been intense. What may follow we
cannot conjecture, though We presume the
military authorities will see that he is pro-
teeted and transported beyond the lines,
whore he may be able " cooperate with
johnson and Maynard
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9 EWING MACHINES, TEN DOLLARS /
Sc WING MACHINES. FIFTEEN
DOLLARS

The undersigned is now prepared to furnish eve
ry family in the county with one Of the
LITTLE GIANT" SEWING MACHINES I
These machines have won for themselves rcputa-
ton over all ether cheap machines, for the simple
reason thai they were found TO do as good work as
the higher priced machines. Premiums were award
ed TO II last fall, at indianapolis, over Grover Ba-
ker's and other large machines, and we desire the
purchaser to understand that
WE WARRANT THIS MACHINE TO BE AZ DURABLE
AND GIVE EQUAL SATISFACTION TO ANY OF THE niou
PRICED MACHINES.
Among the many advantages which this sewing
machine has over every other cheap machine in the
market are the following, viz
lst. II is less liable 10 get out Of order, and Is
simple and perfect in its mechanism, that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable any pcrsn TO be-
come master Of IL.
I'd. With the new tension, dispense with the
complicated machinery Of securing and adjusting
the spool to fit the machine.
ID. Every kind OF sewing silk, and thread, from
the finest cotton to the coarscst. can be used, and
the thread does not need to be oiled.
4th. II can alike all kinds of material from
the finest to the coarsest fabric.
9th. IL makes no difference which way the machine
is sturned--backward or forward thus rendering Il
not liable to be broken by children put out of
order by turning ii in contrary direction.
9th. Ii makes two stitches to one revolution, while
others make but thus il will be seen, sewing
twice as fast, and we also warrant Il 10 sew a
handsomer, finer and tighter seam than any of the
high cost machines.
9TH. The is as elastic the most elastic fab
ric therefore II is free from all liability to break
in washing and ironing.
Stb. 1t is impossible for this machine 10 drop a
STITCH therefore it be relied upon in all kinds
of sewing, while all other machines are liable to
skip or drop stitches whenever the work is uneven
or where it is necessary to run one seam across
another.
With these advantages we place il fearlessly
before the public in full assurance that its manifold
merits must make themselves manifest to its dis
eliminating eye. Orders by mail or express re-
spcctfully solicited and promptly attended TO.
Address ID. KREPS, Perrysburg, o.
have also, in addition to my Agricultural and
farm implements, all kinds of force and suction
Pumps, of the very best and latest Improvements.
invite all in want of good pump to give me a
call. ID. KREPS.
Perrysburg, jan Is, 1852 3dch)
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turned 10 the flag with his reply, the flag
and its hearers were missing nothing more
was heard from them, 80 of course Gen.
Stevens message never reached the enemy.
Whether the flag was n ruse or not, is un-
known.
In the morning the batteries had been de.
molished, aud the insult 10 the May-nower
suitably punished, the troops were remov.
ed on to Port Royal Island, the gunboats
covering this movement by heavy can
nonading, which was answered by the reb-
els. Not man was lost by our force in
the withdrawal, which occupied three hours,
and was performed in q manner highly cred
liable to officers and men. Ono regiment,
the Forty-seventh New York, returned to
Hilton Head by a transport without cross
ing Port Royal Island the others proceed
ed to march to Beaufort with the exception
of the Roundhead and the Fifth-iifth Penn
sylvania, which were left on the other side
Of the ferry TO guard against any other or
offensive movement of the crcmy.
At the time at which write in, word
has reached Hilton Head of the return Of
the suhboats, which may possibly be re-
naming for a similar purpose. The 48th
New York is now disembarking ut this
place, having marched to Beaufort and
reached the wharf at Hilton Head since
crossing Broad river this morning, dis
tance Of ten miles by land, and afterward
of fifteen down the Port Royal river.
BY this exploit several objects have been
accomplished the men have been able to
show themselves well.behavod under fire, a
little dash has been made which infuses Wig
or into the spirits of the command the ell
emy has been made to understand that he
cannot with impunity assemble any force in
our vicinity; two batteries have been de-
mOlished, and the complete possession of
the Broad river has been shown to belong
to the Union forces. SO far rs has yet been
learned, one man only has been killed and
eight or nine wounded, all Of these belong
ing to the Michigan 9Th Regiment. Their
names with the exception of Major Wat
sans have not yet been ascertaincd. Four
or five rebel bodies were buried by our
men, and one or two of their wounded were
made prisoners.
New York, Jan. l0.-The Oriental from
Port Royal brings intelligence that twelve
vessels were awaiting storage for their
cargoes at Port Royal, and new store-houses
were to be Immediately constructed.
Our force at Tybce has been increased
by some 5000 troops from Port Royal
Fort Pulaski still kept firing, and one man
had been killed.
a skirmish took place between n part
of General Sherman's force on the main land
on tho 9th, resulting in serious loss to the
| rebels, besides seven prisoners. Commo-
dore Dupont had sent $500 men to re-er-
force General Sherman, to make active
operations on the railroad between Savannah
and Charleston and had severly ccnsured
General Sherman for want Of activity. Re-
enforccments are daily arriving az Port
Royal and all the troops are in good health
ana eager for a fight Progress is beng
made in the collection of cotton, and negroes
are continually arriving.
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NEWs FRoM THE WAAi

Daily the news is pouring in up
on us of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is not y will rejoice to
hear.
at the same time there is news
of a different kind. which we are
about to publish, viz f: That we are
receiving and have now on hand,
A Splendid Stock Of New aud
Seasoaa6le GOODSi
Which we now offer to all Ready
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We hatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may favor us with call.
We can and will save you a hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination Of our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
+. II. MILLER & co.
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lron-Clad steam Batteries.

The Navy Department is scrdmg out spc-
cihcations inviting proposals from ship.
builders, throughout the country, for the
construction of iron-clad steam battcrics.--
The bill, which has already pnsscd one
branch of Congress, providing for such vcs-
sells, will, it is thought, Immediately pass
the other. The Government is very anxious
that this class Of war vessels should be i'm
mNA,a constructed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-16
DIAPER! PAPERI

We keep constantly on hand very large stock
of Super Royal, Royal, Medium, DENY Crown
Folio-Post Flat-Caps, Fools-Cap, Legal Cap, Com
mercial Letter, Congress Letter, Commercial Note
ruled or Plain which will be sold by the Rcam or
Case for cash at New York Prices. Printers, Book
Binders, Retail Dealers, and business men general
ly can get their supplies of us low as in New
York.
We also sell Printing Paper, Book Paper. Color
ed Poster Paper, Marble Paper, Card Board, Junk
and Straw Board, Printers Ink, Writing Fluid, etc
ENVELOP s, ENVELOPES.
Our stock of Business Envelopes is very choice
and will be sold by the box thousand at lower
prices than ever before sold i'll this City.
BLANK BOOKS.
We keep on hand a large stock of first class
Blank Work for the Wholesale trade, and pre-
pared to fill orders on short notice, of any desired
pattern, made to order.
PELTON g. WAGG0NER,
2jwl $50 Summit Street, Toledo.