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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

On motion OF Mr. SPAULDiNC, Rep.. v V,
che President was requested, If in his oIinjon noi
incompatible with the public interests, 10 comrou,,
cate any Information Which may be rece vei az ,bc
Department OF State showing the system Of revenue
T finance now existing in any foreign country.
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Movements Of E'arsoI EsrovDtoyy.


~ , SitfiNsau, Ihunday. April - 1867.
On Tuesday the Mayors and Committee from
Chicago, Springfield, aud Cbcothe, and three other
cl,ic-, called upon Parson Browulow, and ,cudered
h The ireodom OF their repcstiye cities, ana begged
hlr o. visit them.
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ADVERT einent1
LAST DAY BUT ONE OF THE LIVING

TINNT DN1 V.'I' VI =,
poPnr..rs AZ R.nSx's MUsrUaHe positively closes his
hib,on there 10 morrow IL viii ao be the Ia, day ol
the beautiful drama S.IAx AID kALAsRADE. Gov. NUT
AID all the otheE cuIositss will he vole DAY ana
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DIED.

McCLANE--At Newark. New Jerey on THURSDAY evening
April D. Caroline b., beloved vie OF "nham H.
MeClan-.
Notice II funeral hereafter
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IAsyey.l,e usv,f

YoUNG MIN ABOUT 10 ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
and riou. to .ee., pursuit in which they est sue
coed should Pnrcno gica Examination ut FOWLER
L WELLS, NO. -. broadway.
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LATEB FROM SOUTH AND CRNTRAr.
AMERICA

Destrsctive COnnagrafion - Encourasins
News from ChiIi-Costen Baising IN
Peru.
The steamer Northern Light, from Aspinwan
March 25, arrived last night Tho following Il bsr
Specie List:
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The brig Palestine, of Plymouth, A Il has been
sold TO WIN. II. Cronk g. Co. for $1,000, cash. She
will trade between NewYork and the Island OF Cnoa-
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prprrc WoRK.-Bds were opened and awards OF
contract made at the Street Department, yesterday,
for two jobs, as follows:
Budng house on lot No. 10 Franklin street Tor Engine
No 10 fout bids John McCoo az %f,SN Inc wofk WA
% ryiousy awarded Alex Ii. Coulter at s45S bus NC
| afterwards isilcd TO ,ign the coatrsct. . NJ, A. %
Bulldog house in Tenth -trest, for Engine No ~
four bids John McCoo, at $3.50 Preyien,y awsasd
The former surees in each will have 10 M ae g'oo tue
difference between frat and present awards ana
BrRLF Distribution IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
The New.York Bible Society has puDhshed ~ d
pamphet extracts from the thirt eighth annual re-
mort of the society relative to the military disrou-
lion of bibles and testaments. DurDg the past year
from the 18th of April when the first bible was
given 10 the New-York 9TH REGIMENT the society
mas not willingly suffered single sailor or soluier
10 leave the city without testament. These DOCKS
have been distributed among 100000 men, compris'
ing 1879 regiments, aud So,50o volumes ccs'i.g
SO Oi2 OF have been given away ln addH!on, diS.
tributions have been made at the Navy Yard and az
the forts in this vicinity.
A Child DEcoYED PROM THE FIVE POINTS
Horsx or Iyprsrnr Te,erday Henrietta A. Pierce cor
pr,d g tvyely. years cid arrested and tassn
,ir. Benus al the Tombs Police Court charged WIN
Je,oy, from he Five Points House Of Industry r
Ian r five ysar old and taken her to the house Of Wi.m
% he an rphan whose clothes bod been stripped rol ns'
while her lying corpse and ls. she %st ,e ~
al destitute conditions fhA tue "a
I,d .J f,ur years since Henrietta Induced MI sedswck 70
,ao The i'd into biz house, aud keep her oil night re ono
40 md he moor eli ID spen tie eniie III, In sobbng of hri
o,bcr me mother " a. desd but Ia search OF her
child who scholar in he Hou. Of Industry, GOT ufee
c hr bid and formed Mr. ;. that she had been stolen
com he School The accused easily dent'hed athouah
she denied all knowledge Of the sa She bad also begged
some clothes child which shs had soa iot h ceD,
win which .he went spree" She was locked Up to
! REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were yester-
d,y made by 4. j. Blocker. Son L Co . -,
ouhIty ,ee. ~ ~ ,, 49,, H. I...,,.. 3 300
Conntry seat az staten Island 4ooo
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Posr.OysIcr Mrrrus.-Postrnas,er waAemsr

PosI.OTfIcE MArryHs.-PoStmaster Wakemsn
has commenced his work u good earnest, and Is
acQuaihtiDg himself with the duties Of his office.
Under the notices given that changes viii be made
in tie establishment for at least a month to come
the crowd OF oiice-seekers have drawn off ior tt
short time in order to get names TO their petit
lions and letters from prominent men, Mr. Wake
man yesterday Issued notice that all letters depos-
tied in the lamp-post boxes for the mails must be
prepaid by oneoent stamp in addition TO tie three
cent stamp and all letters for city delivery also
be prepaid. In default Of said prepayment, they
of tho Department-thus sharing the fate OF dead
letters.
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FT0W INC FdHuWI oFdr md HTdId, MdTch y.
On Saturday evening, about O'Clock, the store.
houses of The life Mail Steamship Company at
the Islands caught fire. and IN very short time
alter were entirely enveloped in flames.
Unfortunately the Company had been storing sup
plies there until late IN the afternoon Of the day Of
the accident and their depo,s were ell filled with
provisions aud stores of various kinds, amounting TO
Some SIS. 900. Tie entire premises, with almos1
everything they contained, were destroyed in few
hours.
The carpenter and blacksmith shops escaped.
This "a the first loss the Company has sustained "
fire since ia commencement, now upward OF ~
years.
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A POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED oS COMPLAINT or
LrQUoR-DEALER.--On Wednesday evening OF.
fcer Mobiles Of the Fifth Precinct was ARE ted on
charge Of ieonious Assault on the person OF Richard
Iomek. From the complaint j, appears that ilo-
mex is baIkeeper in a liquor-store III Greenwich,
near Desbrosses street, and arrested by Officer
Mobiles on Sunday for selling liquor in violation Of
the law; that Ilomek broke loose from the officer
and ran away that the officer fired pistol into tie
air and threatened to shoot the prisoner who there.
upon surrendered. The officer was held TO bail in
the sum Of e., 900 TO answer.
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ASSEMBLY.


Tie Grinding Committee reported number OF
bills, among them the following:
To enable the School Children's AID Society TO
participate in the School Fund.
To extend the time for the completion of the Ere
and New-York City Railroad.
To amend che law Tor the regulation OF Brooklyn
Firemen.
Mr.. BENEDICT called up the motion to recon
slider the vote on the bill in relation TO the Commits
sioners of Jurors in Kings County.
The motion was carried by 6j 20 40.
On motion Of Mr. PROVOST the bill was refer
red TO the Judiciary Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
To establish Il fand for the beneft Of The Stock
bridge Indians.
To authorize the extension Of certain streets in
Brooklyn.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr.. TRUMAN in the chair.
The bill TO INCORPORATE the Blind Mechanics As
ISOLATION wac ordered TO third reading
Tie bill for the sale Of the Quarantine Grounds
Staten Island was taken up.
Mr.. ELY spoke at length in favor OF the bill.
Mr.. ROYAL PHELPS spoke in opposition 10 the
bill. He regarded 1t as Il great piece OF audGcity
that theee persons should come to the Legis aiure
bore and ask leave TO purchase the Quarantine
Ground az the price that 1t was worth in the year
I79S The lands have value now Of from three to
five hundred thousand dollars.
II the applicants should ask leave 10 purchase the
land 1T its legitimate value, The State might favor
ably consider their applications; but after burning
down the public buildings at Cas,let0n and Segune'
Point, destroying and defolaing the property Of the
State then TO come here and demand permission 10
purchase the land at IA nominal sum- parakes
al an earontery that should be condemned by the
Legislature. Why do ttey desire TO get possession
Of lhese lands?
IL il for the purpose Of making Public Park, for
The sake of improving aud raising the value Of their
own Lands, " lch are adjacent TO the Quarantine
grounds. Il had been said that the State was Ii
squatter Oh these lands, aud had deeply injured the
owners of private property. The facts are just the
revere Of this The State ia the old settler, and the
Owners Of the I'D AGENT lands who make such com.
plant. are in fact the equatteTs.
The debate was continued by Mr.. SEYMOUR,
when lie wac interrupted by the hour of recess.
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re scores are as follows:
sTRASGEgs' SIDE.
nAT.YORN sIpR.

New-iork being thus beaten b. no points. Tie
highest counts On the Two sides were respectively ~
Louis FOX Of Rochester, VINO made 81, aud John
bcery OF New-lora. who made .oo Thee Two
gentlemen were now 10 play came, when, owing
90 the laicues- OF The hour II agreed should be
limited 10 100 points. Fox began with van OF III
points. Dcery followed with u run OF l., when
Fox took chs balls and made q beautiful RIM If ~,
thus winning the game foy the Strangers side IN liue
style, III only li5 minJtea.
The highest ran made during the game was % by
Sobe OF New York. IN counting the scores as given
above, all 0rie,s by misses, csc at lis adversary
unue lately preo, ding him. are added TO the score OF
each plnyer.
rhe benefit wls most satisfactory 10 the public,
aud most successful in IL recGniary point OF view, us
lhe wia9w WI Tsseiye sgIs!Lips orc. S!QV.
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THI.L OF Fuse TRAIY.-A public trial Of the
Gomez submarine electric fuse train, made yes.
teriny afternoon, ~ O'Clock, upon the battery, by
Edwin Come, the inventor and proprietor, in the
presence Of n number OF military men. The en-
yeope protecting the explosive material is of gutta-
pereha, which is APPLIED in tie same a.rnuer to
around Submarine cables The original fuse was
projected by strands OF cotton wrapping twiuc
spirally wrapped, Ind then immersed Ia heated ta,
but /, Is claimed by army oiicsrs that the Gouiez
fuse 10 superior nnd well adapted to all military
lurIoses Tor which q iuse Of any kind, or trains Of
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BOARD OF ALDsamrS.-For want of quorum
there was no meeting Of this Board last evening.
The majority OF the members IRE said TO TO ia
Albany lobbying.
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REAL EsTArE.-Tae following sales were yesier-
dsy msae by A. j. Bleecker. Son Co . .o,
ounuy seet "a scTe7j AZ tlndson Cry " 70
Counry sea, % acresl New town, H. I....'... ooO
Conptry seat at Staten Island i4oVo
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Prof Agassiz win deliver supplementary and
last lecture this evening, at Irving Hall, which WILL
no doubt, surpa.s in interest every other oil the
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t,onl Oui Own Correspondent.
ALBAsY, April 3, 1862.
albany AND susqurHANsA.

ALBANY AND SUsQUEHANsA.
Tie whole of the evening session IN the Assembly
was devoted TO the Susquehanna Railroad bill, and
resulted in ordering il It's third reading by tho vote
Of Ct 10 AZ. -Four more vetes are neceseary TO its
passage and there il but little doubt that II will be
able 10 receive them. Tie next ORDEAL lie the Executive
veto; but, AZ certain cells sGid 10 be- used 10
being skinned 70 iather like il, 80 Susquelanna
by this tine does not much mind veto more or Is.
TROY UNIVERSITY ASD PEOPLES COLLEGE.
The Assembly passed the bin 10 loan $4,000 TO the
Peoples College ard 5000 to The Troy University
for Two year,. This latter goes with The former by
way Of rider 10 tIied TO get Sjn,0Jl ast year. but
failed after hard and close struggle. Us friends
have now discovered that it is to take il in In
stalliDeIts.
QUARANTINE.
Mr.. Ely has laboied faithfully to get forward bis
bl 10 provide for the sale Of Quarantine Grounds TO
tie Connty OF Richmond, for the purpose Of puOlic
parks landings, county and town buildings aad for
no other purpose whichever. II has been made
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DTNocnaTic NONiSAfIoSs rs HoBoKks-OPPo-
sTIoS TO TUE CLiQUr."-Thc Democratic Con-
yention for The nomination of City officers in Ho-
bokon was held at The Hotel Vollman, in Hudson
street, on "Wednesday night, at which q portion OF
tie nominations were made, as follows:
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PUBLIC WoRK-Bids were opened and awards OF
contract made at the Street Department, yesterday
q ;ola M follov1.
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The nomination for Mayor has given much dissatls-
fiction to the masses Of the Democracy. who are
r.nige.tiy favorable the denomination Of the Hon.
John X. Johnson, the present incumbent; and call
Las been issued, signed by large number of the
leading Democrats OF the city for public meeting,
to be held ut Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday even
ing, at which Mr. johnson vii undoubtedly be the
nominee. The Republicans viii not nominate 4
regular party ticket, but will probably support
Mayor johnson
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
AN APPEAL.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

Listen young heroes! your country is ealling
Time strikes the hour for the brave and the true
Now, while the foremoet are fighting and falling,
Fill up the ranks that have opened for you
You whom the fathers made free and defended,
Stain not the scroll that cmblazons their fame
YOu whose fair heritage spotless descended,
Leave dot your children birthrght Of shame
Stay not for questions willie Freedom stands gasp
ing
Wait not till Honor lies wrapped in his pail
Brief the lips meeting be, swift the hands clasp
ing
"Off for the wars /" is enough for them all.
Break from the arms that would fondly csress you
Hark! tits the bugle-blast sahrcs are drawn!
Mothers shall pray or you fathers shall bless you,
Madens weep for you when you gone
Never or now cries the blood of nation,
Poured on the turf where the red rose should
bloom;
Now is the day and hour of salvation
Mover or now roars the hoarse-throated cannon
Through the black canopy blottng the skies
Never or now flaps the shell blasted pennon
Ger the deep oOze where the Cumberland lies
From the foul dens where our brothers are dying,
Aliens and foes in the land of our birth,
From the rank swamps where our martyrs are
lying,
Pleading in vain lor handful of earth;
From the hot plains where they perish outnumber
ed,
Furrowed and ridged by the batte-fcld's plow,
Comes the loud summons too long you have slum
bered,
Hear the last Angel trump Never or Now
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The Germans Loyal.

A WAsHINGToN dispatch says that Ger
man printer boy, who has bsen year get.
ting from New Orleans by the way of Rich
mond TO his friends in the loyal States
arrived there few days since He worked
several months at printing in Richmond
aud being suspected, was thrown into jail
but finally escaped. He says the Germans
of the South are to man for tho Union.-
He estimates the number of fighting men al
Richmond at 10000, at the outside, and
confirms the report derived from other sour
ces, that four divisions Longstreet's, ,Rwells
Hills and Iackson's,l are stationed along
the railroad from Stauntan to Gordonsyille
and at Louisa Court House, under command
of Stonewall Jackson, numbering in all, in
his opinion, $4,000 men but il is improb-
able that these divisions average $4,000
after the severe lighting on the Ohckahom.
iuy 10000 is nearer the mark, Their pick
cts extend to New Market, and their course
appears 10 be up the Shenandoah.
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Selected Sturp.
MARRYING A FARMER.
ny MRS. MARY AMES.

"And 80, tomorrow you leave us! Oh
Amy, little did think, when saw you welded
to Henry Kingsley, Representative from -
district, New York, that he would ever take you
to such a hone!"
"And why not, my sisterY knew that he
was farmer and when promised to be his
bride, ex pected to be farmers wife. Nor would
l change my lot, if | could | expect to be
very happy there. All l shall miss, will be the
loved ones at home; and could not expect to
carry them with me to my new home"
=" But just think Of it, sister, You, who have
Rachel, perhaps! | expect, if ever ! come to
see you, to find you milking the cows, or feed
ing the pigs or, at least, in the kitchen, cook
ing for great, hungry men who do not know
jelly from oustard. 1t is too bsd " Aud here
Nelly broke'down and sobbed outright
Amy tried to soothe her by telling her Of her
kind and noble husband and that he would not
scffer her to be unhappy anywhere. But she
would not be comforted; and when she met her
brother-in-law, at tea, her eyes were red with
conceal the fact, ,hst she thought him tyrant
Of the worst kind. He ascribed her strange
mood to grief atpariing with her only sister,
and, with true delicacy, made no reference to it.
The next day Amy Kingsley went out from her
old home TO her new one, and from old and tried
friends to new and untried ones
Nelly fretted herself really III over the fsnci-
ed unhsppiness of her sister. And when letters
came, bright, glowing letters, filed brimming
full of happiness, she was still uncoDvinced
"Oh yes" she said TO her mother, 81
know how it ia! She is too noble to complain
and she knew was troubled about her"
But" SAYS the mother, " she sends an in
vitation, endorsed by her husband, to have yoV
come and see for yourself. :"
"0h should die in little while / know
l shouldl But for poor, dear Amys sake
will so. and stay as long as can, if you sn'
papa hink best
They did think it BEST For the sisters ha'
never been separated before, and poor Nell!
was pining sadly. The morning on which sh'
was to 60 her mother came in and proposed as
sis,iug her in packing her trunk.
| "a trunk, mammal A traveling-bag will b
all shall need to take. can pct one dress il
that A home dress Is all 1 shall want" Blu
Mrs. Conway insisted. And trunk was nioel
packed, and, in due time, accompanied its fai
owner to the residence Of the Hon. Henry Kings
ley.
When the first warm greeting was over, Nel
ly looked around in mute surprise at the luIuri
Qua surroundings Of her sisters home. Car
pets, curtains, mirrors, paintings - and all 81
perior to those in her fathers house. Aud the
the library Tiers of the choicest books, reach
ing from ceiling to floor, were relieved by POI
traits, maps, and statues in every niche an
corner. But there must be a skeleton som'
where thought obstinate little Nelly, as 81
followed hor sister TO her room her own roou
as Amy insisted on calling It. How sweet an
pure Il was, with It's white aud blue hanging
and blue aud bufearret, with furniture to mate
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Aetter from Orpheus G. Kerr.
The Hot Weather and the Black Repubz
licans--VictOry on Duck LakessThe
Constitution and Cust8rd Fie--1he Day


The Hot Weather and the Black Repubz
Iicans--VictOry on Duck Lake--The
Constitution and Cust8rd Fie--1he Day
is Ours, etc.
Correspondence n. Y. Sunday Mercury1
Owing to the persistent stupidity of Con-
gress and the hideously reasonable machin-
ations of unscrupulous Black Republicans,
my boy, the weather still continues very
hot; and unless the thermometer falls very
soon, an exasperated pOpulace will demand
an immediate change in the Cabinet. | am
very warm, my boy-l am very warm and
when | reflect upon the agency of the Alb
olitionists, who have brought this sort of
thing about for the express purpose ofiniur-
ing my Constitution, | am impelled to ask my
self: Did our Revolutionary forefathers il,
deed expire in vain? o, my country. nay
country it is verY warm,
J was talking some moments ago with a
regimental surgeon, who has more patients
on monument than Shakespeare ever dream
ed about, and says he: ''ln consequence OF
the great number of troops now about this
city, all the oxygen in the atmosphere is ex.
haUsted, and we are very warm Had all
these troops been sent to Mcclellan two
weeks ago, says he, using his lancet to pick
dead fly out of his tumbler, I've might
be able TO keep cool now. There is terri
BILE responsibility on somebody's should
ers."
That's very true, my boy, and it's very
warm.
There was panic this morning in imam,
cial circles, owing to the frantic conduct oi
gambling chap from the Senate who har
been saving up money 10 bet ON the iuil %.
Richmond. aud was trying 10 PIT II o''i ~
terest. "I'll take seven per cent q.
the first year f" says he, aux.ously, ~aG- '--.
it standing until national strategy comes 10
a head"
A broker took it for FIVE years, my boy,
with the privilege of extending the time al
ter each fresh victory.
Speaking of victories, my boy, | was pres
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Falandigham's aisehOOG adOut
the EngifiXe Shave EXpense.


THE New York Irj1aae says: The reiter-
ated assertion of the Pro-Slavery journals of
the country that the Government is paying
100000 day for the support of fugitive
blacks in the District of Columbia, which
was repeated by Vallandigham, the leader of
the Democratic parry in Ohio in his speech
at the recent State Convention, aui by Rich
ardson ol Illinois. on the flool OF the House
and with dcmonstraticY of desire g. DO
personal violence to My. Blake of Chic, who
had called out the statement ~ question l6
absurdiy uu.r0n
As Nc proved lna other dag iIoil a.la.-.
aiJ.lOsa, haa of Ee 400 Ui..,,s in ctss
TIE Goyeumoa, .9l only support t"-
st voa oHH .sC l,ue, hail. nh1 a.e ~owsu
az .''i hl.saye the bovcrIne1. .."
iE s.. s.a.a leF .Niete ts tier '".taI.
SHOOTING Jia-- oNS 5'r.- WIS .s.
nine uOHsel pis vino were drar sod ll,l ti,
rebel army and taken 10 defend Nila,uu.r
recently attempted TO desoTg, but were
caught tried and shot the same day. Who
can think OF these rebel atrocities wthaul
horror.--Epeaing Post.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
A Pa" IN L l. A ID
ALSO,
: A DRUG STORE
A. ]. GARDNER & CO., ---- DRUGGISTS

We have Just received an assortment of Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, NarniSh, Dye-Stuifs,
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, ETC., for Spring and
Summer trade.
New York Lead, French aud American Zinc, all
the colorcd paints, and Lnseed oil, at ToLEDo
Best non-explosive Coal Oil at 10 c. per Gallon.
Lard Oil, Steamed Mecca " and Tanners Oil.
Nos. aud Furniture, Coach, Japan and Demar
Varnishes. Paint Brushes,-a large assortment.
Sash aud Graining, Stripping, Scrubbing, Backing,
Cloth and Shaving Brushes ON hand. hne as
sortment OF best Stationery, Ink Toy Books, Violin
and Accordion Instructors, Fancy Baskets, AeeOr-
deons, Flageolets, Harnlonieos, Combs and HAN
Brushes. Soaps Of all kinds and quality, Watch
CRYSTALS, Keys and Guards, Toys, Jewelry, Birt
Cages, Coal Oil Lamps, Chinlnies, Round aud Flat
Globes aud Wick. Tilden's Fluid Extracts fol
Physicians Use, and a good assortment OF hn'
medicines.
: Dried Apples, Prunes, Currants, Raisins, anC
tiarorine extracts A great variety OF patent med
icines all of which NE constantly keep on hand
fsg-we sell for cash, and all kinds OF grain an'
produce. Give US a Call
A. J. GARDNER a. co.
Gilead, o., May 2s, '6s-tn2.