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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-19
DISsOLUTIONs

HISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SIlIp, The co-rartnership heretofore exist
nc under the name Of SCOT GARDNER OK
nir,yi, by limitation, en- tho Slst ultimo. AL per-
l,s 30 whom they indebted will please present
.b.,r claims Immediately for payment.
JAMES SGsi K. GARDNER.
AMBROSE CARLTON.
RscnxoSp, January Il, 1868.
NEW CONCERN
A.F.&J II. HARVEY having purchased the
interest OF JAMES ii. GARDINER AID AMBROSE
tARI TON in .he coke and coal business, and en-
tered into partnership with EVEN SCOT, under
the friu of SCOT * IiARNEYS, for the purpose OF
ing on the saIae business with increased u.
,i;ies CT supply ing the public.
OIice the {'t--~ - .sf-~ 30 t-t'.--s~is
oa ro,th s'e - l,s.sin oank. EVEN SCOT,
A. +. HARVEY,
J. ID. HARVEY.
RICHMOND, January Il, 1865. ia ls-it'
DISS N-rhe partnership
~ heretofore existing between Us. under the
tr,n of IL. J. M-iIGNE 4 CO, is hereby dissolved
Thn husness will be conducted by the undersigned,
II J Maignc on his individual account, he belng
sole owner OF the Tannery and Glue Factory, and
rsru sibe for al. existing Liabilities Of the firm OF
II ] Maigra Il Co., and authorised to collect and
recap ''' "'' HENRY J. MAIGNE,
JOHN 4. FOSTER.
JASr,sY 18Th, 1865. ia l4-6t'
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The firm of LEE & BOWMAN is this day dis
Lived bv mutual consent Either partner Is autho-
RED to use the name Of the firm in liquidation
n. NJ. LEE,
s. NJ. BOWMAN.
RrcHMoEp January 9, 1865.
NOTICE.-Having retired from the auction bus,
ness respectfully return my thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the house during my con on
IIaction with it. and solicit q continuance CT the
same 10 Mr.. n NJ LEE, who will conduct the busl-
ness at the old stand. >. Al. oO" MAN
January ?, 1863.
Thankful for the patronage extended to the late
firm Of LEE {. BOWMAN, the subscriber Will cen
1nue al the old stand, the suction business loc the
SALE OF NEGROES, publicly and privately. ana
s0lcits o. scontuuation OF the same from his trends
ali the public ~ ~: A1n'
January 2, 1865. Ja--
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place of business has, /,
IN been removed to an Office in the wxrehouse g
Messrs Tardy & Williams, corner ofThfFte6nth sb6
Cary Streets where will be pleased 70 - psssoaG
having ''''A''' WIN G. A. BALDWIN I CO. ~
500 pairs CHILDREN'H sHOE8 -
for sale, to accommodate families, at 80. pair.
retail. lia lS-5t.l G: 4: BALDWIN -.
VTVO THE FARMING COMMUNITY.-g
have on hand aud for sale, 0VAMO, 70.
BACCO. SHELL LINE and SUPER PHOsPHA19
OF LIME. / shall have CRUSHED B0uke.
above fertlsers viii forward thsir orders N enes
% '''"' : '' Z. n. cHEsTEa,1AJg,
ns%s.i sssa ;as Ssfais sf 2se1 opposite
COLDIERS. SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS.
y TRY COLESBEnRY'S ITCH ONTMEM1:--
s has never ialsd e sasiy thoss .as hass sssd ss
Persons wishing 70 try this 0intns6at eaa 1sd It y
No. II Governor stssss, or aadssas ,...v ..,.,
i.7-.od,t. boz No. s.,. iicS.as1. vissiai..
NOR sAIE.-Can BE- hosght of .tAs
E subscriber. FOUR Or FIVE HQa049
sisht, Or nins nniies of RiehmseA. zln -
care of Colonel Ws1rsa, q Vaa-1s!1 AlseslSs
| atOfo. - John As V0A10kOye - u -
Said wood win DO, also, ihs eAaeeon1 =. 80
TI1O THE POTOMAC.-Pss1ieoswlkhlno
"a 20 through tAs HnAa g "a 1e1ee c.
~ - - y u.cccomncda " dassd vi1h C0l(TO11A1I3 c.:
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tNshtsenth strest, hstwssa 1sanA1ine 81 e0saao
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and red; alaoge AAe AoAs 1oa1x NAol3
RIBBON, "a celegs; lII2HARX 4QqSU99
Of every dqDcsipt ptioq. 01O IL p030 40a.,-
il l6[9e 2os 01 es.
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II UNAWAY.- FIVE H d Il E d
II, DOLLARS REWARD.-Left my premises,
on Tuesday last, the 80 instant, AUGUSTUS,
mulatto boy. He is twenty-five years OF age; about
right eve The above reward will be paid If the said
boy is delivered to confined III the city jail.
POWHATAN WEISIGER,
IN lO-lots No l67 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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nUNAWAY.-ONE THOUSAND D

n, DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away, on En-
dny. December 80, n NEGRO BOY, about twenty
five wears old, named HAMPTON JOHNSON. He
is about five feet six inches in height; weighs about
one hundred and thirty pounds; black; a good
many of lis jaw teeth a,e out; and inclined 70 De
delicate. / purchased him about three years ago
from William Garnett His wife lives on Seven
teenth street, near Austins grocery. lie can read
and write remarkably well. He has been working
;p INV foundry as a mechanic. ] will pay ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD il taken within
the eneInv's lines or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
if within our lines, and delivered to Hill, Dckln-
SON &Co. w. b. COOK, Founder,
Ia H-6ts Eighth street, near Main.
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EOR SALE, a HORSE; rides timely
and works we'll Can be seen At GREEN .
sTABLE, on Tenth street, south Of Main.
ia l6-5ts
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NOD.LIvER OIL, fresh, fox sale at
" ut ROBINSON'S,
ia l6-2w Fourth and Uranium StIcote.
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D3Tt u tllC 4NVA VI Aso r. SsSA~~ o.
of coercion would be an absolute re-
cognition Of the independence Of the
several States of the Confederacy'; would
be, in word, so complete concession
of the rightfulness of our cause that the
most visionary cannot hope for such an
agreement in adrance of the meeting of
a convention. The only other possible
basis of meeting is that each State should
agree, beforehand, to be bound by the
decision of the convention; and such
agreement is but another form OF sub
mission to Northern dominion, as we well
know that in such convention we should
be outnumbered nearly two to one. On
the very threshold Of the scheme pro-
posed, therefore, we are met by an OBJ
stacle which cannot be removed. lsno'
the impracticable character OF the prcjec'
apparenty
You will observe that I leave entirely
out of view the suggestion that conven
ton Of all the States Of both federation
should be held by common consent with
out any previous understanding as +
the effect Of it's decisions; should NEE
merely to debate and pass resolution
that are to bind no one. 1t Is not SUP
posed that this can really b the mean
| los attached to The proposal by taoe
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NOR SALE, ono hundred three. au,r,n auarInsi
IL boxes W. T. Suthsrlin' y Crown brand tUUNO'
LUMP TOBACCO, at 100 Main street: -,opr
lsls-Ns 9, j. ~. \. WV&V'
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s. 81 sAreH ~, y. ~ ssssssssss
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A NY LADY WISHING TO BUY A
"A FINE SILK DRESS, we have several hand
DRESSES for sale; also, one hne valencienne' =;
No. Ill Broad street. ia Io-oe
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
A WORD to FARMERS, noys.

We hope every farmers son will act out
at le Q one ornamental tree on the home.
stead this spring. IL will bo ons Of the
first things he viii l,ok at when no returns
homo at some futuro time. Wo always
search out tho apple trees We raised from
the seed-largs venerable looking trees,
and derive peculiar kind Of pleasure as
they help the memory 10 run back 90 tho
scenes aud pleasures of boyhood To-day
we saw beautiful maple tina, we set ont
twenty-six years ago, Co and get healthy
looking snsar maple, with as mrny roots
as possible. Cut tho top Off but leave the
small underhranehos. S9t it out before
th, buds begin 90 swell, in a rich soil, aud
il will grow and be an ornament to your
home.
Almost every hoy is anxious for IA Q
time to come when he shalt 20 away from
home and see thu world for himself hui
after he has been bruised about for few
years, he turns his eyes towards the home
Of his boyh0od whore every object has a
p ,culisr interest, aud II he can soc beau
tTfui tree that his own hands planted. il
will edd much 10 his pleasure. Parents
are often advised 10 make home attractive
20 their boys. but boys can do much them
selves 60 make Il pleasant by planting trees
We hope that when we ride by your home
we shall see some trees planted 10y your
own haDds.--Ms. Farmer
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
HOW 10 NYhiIeYxnS,,.

Procure fresh burnt lunr, not that partly
alr-slacked The large lunps arc best
The hne portions aud small lumps will not
make a wash that will stick woll. For
this reason, lime that has beeu burned sev.
oral months is not as good as that Just
from tho kiln. Put.a pound or two into q
vessel, aud pour on boiling water slowly, un
ill II all Stacked, and is about as thick as
cream. Then add coll rain water uutil Il
will flow well from tho brush. Stir often
when using il, few drops of buiup
added will give II more lively color. Que
or two tablespoonsful Of clean salt, and
one'Gourth pound of clean sugar TO gallon
OF the wash, will make II m IRE adhesive.
u the walls have boen whilcwashed, lei
them be swept thoroughly, and il col red
with smoke, wash them clean with SOAP
euds. brush with long, thick hair, will
hold iluid the best, when applying il over
head. If person has the wash of the
right consistoncc. aud good brush, h,
can whitewash q large parlor without al
lowing drop to fall, whenitappears steak
cd aftor drying il is to- thic' a1i need.
d'luting with cold water. Apply the wash
back and forth in one direction, aud then
so crosswise, using a paint brush at the
corners, and thin pcice of board to koer
The brush from the wood work, or the bon,
der OF the paper. Colnring matter may he
mingled with the wash, to give IL ans d,.
sired tint. To mako light peach blow
color, minglc a small quantity Of Venetian
red. For q sky.blue; ad any kind Of dry
blue paint stirring il well while mixing.
TO make a wash of light straw.color. min.
gle few ounces Of yellow oohrc, or chrome
yellow. The coloring matter should be
quite fine TO prevent it's settling TO tho bot
tom Of this vessel Selected.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
Wood County Lands for Sale.

ON FRIDAY, the 9th day of June next, there
" will be offered for sale, at the door of the
Court House, in Perrysburg TO the highest rcspon
sibc bidder, the following described lands, in Sec
ton Nine t9), Center township, Wood county,
Ohio
The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
OF Section 0, Town north, Range IL east-40
acres,
The northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of Section Q, Town north, range IL east-40
acres.
The southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF Section Q, Town 5 North, Range IL cast 40
acres.
The southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
of Section 0, Town 5 north, Range IL cast-40
acres.
The northeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter of Section 0, Town north, Range IL cast
10 acres.
The northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter of Section 8, Town north, Range IL east
80 acres.
The southwest quarter of the southwest omar
ter of Section o, Town 5 north, Range II cast
40 acres.
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter of Section D, Town north, Range IL cast
~ acres.
1t will DO sol4 in tracts of 40 acres, as above
| described.
Terms One-third down. and the balance in two
annual installments, Of equal amount, with an
nual interest thereon, secured by mortgage the
land.
| Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. NJ
| By order of the County Commissioners
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, April l3, 1865. 5lh
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D0AD N0TICE.-There will be petition pre-
III sentOd tp the Commissioners Of Wood Coun-
w. at their session in June next, for the grant Of
range east, and running north the section line
three miles, to the Kellogg Road, at the northeast
corner of section 9, aud there terminate aud that
50 much of the Gitead aud Portageville road as
lies east cf said line, on the south half mile OF
saidprnpoSed rad be vacated.
There will also be a petition presented al the
same time for an alteration in the Gilead aud Por-
tageville road, commeneing about twenty rods east
of the center post between sections aud ~, Of
the above named township running east about 60
rods thence south about GO rods 10 the road and so
much Of said road as lies betNeon the 6rst and last
named points be vacated. ldK
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SYM PToMs.

The symptoms OF Catarrh are at frst very
slight, Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEN
sitive to the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and aorid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue,
AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis.
charges are increased in quantity and changed
inquality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed Off The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick aud nasal; the eyes are weak the sense
Of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head DUR
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be suro that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
nrrestipg it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms; I;
it will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where TO procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence of its infalli-
ble merits,
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
cd from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVE ELY I;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, 0per bottle.
Address DR.. D. H. SEELYE 81 Co.,
FreeDort, III.
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DITCH NOTICES.
nrrCu NOrueE.

- ---4f
Notice Is hereby given that Benedict schaiiet
praying for the locating, establishing and con.
structing Of a ditch, drain or water-course, under
an act 10 provide for the locating establishing and
constructing bitches, drains or water-courses
passed March "a, 1851 Beginning al the tcrmi-
nation Of Ditch No. &C, and running north along
Ewings creek. through the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of Section thirteen (t3l
town one U) Of the United States Reserve; also
through River Tracts sixty-fve and sixty six, OF
down the center ditch, through River Tract sixty.
four (64.)
The Surveyor and Engineer has made due re.
port, setting forth the availability and necessity
for the proposed ditch and that the time Tor the
hearing on said petition by the County Commis
sioners has been set on the 9Th day Of June next
at this office.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors 0iIicc, Wood Co., o.
Perrybsurg, April 20, 1865. Id
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TnE following impressive thoughti is taken

TnE following impressive thoughtis taken
from one OF tho recent utterances of Rev,
DR.. Bushnell of Hartford. lilo is spe eiking
of the majesty aud strength of our Govern.
ment; we did not know how strong it was
before Nobody had any conception of the
immense strain il could bear. How bright
is the future now of such u Government aud
nation. llallowcd 10y 50 many battle.hrlls,
aud these 10y the tribute of SO many histo
ries, and sung by so many songs Of the
great poets OF tho future, how dear aud sa.
cred and glorious it will be And Cod be
thanked it was our privilege T. live in this
great day of crisis, this always.o called
heroic age Of the Republic
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nITCM NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Francis II. Freyer
and others have filed petition in this Office, pray
ing for the locating, establishing and constructing
of ditch, drain water course, under the act 10
provide for the locating, establishing and con-
structng of bitches, drains water courses, pass
cd March q, 1851:
Commencing at the half-section line, between
the nurthwest quarter and the southwest quarter of
Section number twenty five (25), town six (6)
Dorth, range twelve (l2) east; thence running in
northeastcry direction until il intersects an old
ditch running east snd west; then"e east along
said old ditch eighty rods: thence in northeast
erly direction, until 1t intsrsects the Little Tous-
saint creek, and there terminate. -
The Surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
port, setting forth the availability and necessity
for the proposed ditch; and that the tine for the
hearing ON said petition, by the County Commits
sioners has been set on the Sth day of June next,
at this off e.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood Co.,
Pcrrysburg, April 20, 1865. Id
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RITCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas Daley and
others have filed petition In this office, praying
ditch, drain watcrcOurse. under the act 10 pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and construct
ing Of bitches, drains or water-courscs, passed
March the 9Th, 1861;
beginning at the county line Of Lucas and Wood
counties, ON the south side Of the Toledo and
Woodyillc Plank Road, and running in a south
easteriy direction, ON the south side Of said road
to the line between Wood aud Ottowa counties
and there terminate.
The Surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
port, setting forth tho availability and necessity
for the proposed ditch aud that the time for the
hearing ON said petition by the County Commis-
sioncIs has been set ON the Sth day of June next
at this office.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Coo.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1865. Id
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OK the day OF the Presidents funeral,
bronzed and weather beaten Seliier, anxious
20 obtain better view OF the procession,
happened 10 step before party Of lldies
and gentlemen. One OF the genil mth
nudgcd him on the elbow, at the same tin Q
observi' &; excuse me, sir but you =
righ' in front Of us" Bowing Handsomely ,
IN return, the soltidr r,pllcd That -
nce'ing remarkable for me, sir, I have hoou
IN front of you ior three years. SO these
iron men, marching with tho houoha
lance OF veterans, ARE the men who have
stood in lront of us for three years.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24
The Russian NobIeman's Ring

The following extraordinary story, in
circulation in Paris, is givon to tho world
on good authority:
Russian nobeman. extremely wealthy
and worry reserved AMI melancholy, has ap.
pcarCd OF late IN the best circles, 10 which
he has most distinguished inlroducers,
The Russian became remarkable for wear.
NJ ring Of colossal proportions, covering
nearly tho entire finger, and Of singular
appearance, the co tire b,ing composed Of
substance resembling jet, which was set
IN gul |. No one ventured to ask tho char.
meter Of The ring or the cause of its being
worn, and placed the wearta, stu liously
quiet man, in the light of being an eocen.
trio individual. lady, however, who
was piqued 10 know something about the
matter, at last mustered tho requisite cour.
ago. aud said: "NIonsieur, every one is
very much struck with tho singular charac.
ter Of the ring you wear, and | for one
would like 10 kn w its origin" The Rus.
sian made nervous twltoli with his hand
as though he would like to hide il, when
he replied, MADAM, tho ring is not a Jew.
cl, as you supposed, but u tomb" The
curious gathered around while he contin
uod 'rhe iot substance is the body oI
my wifo; she had horror Of tomb in
Russia; she was Italian. promised hel
that would guard her day and night du
ring my life, and she rcposed in my word
which had never been broken. took tn,
bedy of my wife TO Germany, where til,
mo able chemist Of the day promised tc
reduce il, by powerful dissolvents aud by
great compression, to n size which conld
onablo INC TO wear it as SOnoeRir. FoI
oight days he lahored almost constantly ia
my presence, aud saw tho dear remains
gradually dissolve aud intensity til the res
idue was the compact mass which you SET
in the ring, which is my dear wife, whom
as promised, ! will never quit day moi
| night during my liro"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-24

WHEREABOUTS or tux SEruLCuER or
CuRlsr. The interest which the EmpreSs
Eugcnie has manifested in the restoration
OF the scpulcher Of the Saviour has awak
oned in many classes fresh concern on
the subject. In Engl md Mr.. Ferguson has
lat1ly been delivering, before the Royal In
sliution, a lecture in which he endeavors
TO show that tho building in tho sacred on
closure at Jerusalem called by Europeans
tho Mosque OF Omar, is the Church of the
Resurrection built by Constantine over the
rock which he believed to contain the sep.
uluher of Christ This Mosque of Omar il
styled by tho Mussui mans tho Domu of the
Rock, and is affirmed 10y some to havo boen
erected by Omar over the site OF tho altar
of the Jewish Temple Air. Ferguson, who
Is both logical aud lucid, argues first from
architectural grounds, aud onlorces his
reasonings by description OF the dmen.
sions of tho successive temples of tho Jews.
lie a(lirms that the rock in the contor Of
the Mosque is outside tho temple area. But
If this be true, the structure could not have
been built by tho Moslems, Tho only rea.
son people assign for attributing the bHil,l-
inS of il ~ them, il that on that
rock stood the Hoy OF Holes, or altar OF
tho Jews, II il was not erected by the
Moslems, however, it must nave been by
the Christians; aud il 10y the Christians,
then by Constantine, and must DO thC
church reared over what he believed was
the cave containing tho body of Christ
The architecture Of the building ia Of tho
ago OF {, n'tautine. Neither he nor any
other Christian ever built, in Jerusalem o.
any whore el'e, church iloored with a
rock containing cave, but the one which
Eusohius describes as having been built by
Constnth,c. The letter OF the Empress has
had tho effect Of revivifyhg archaeological
researches, aud OF asoortoining the precise
locality of the Saviour's Sepulcher before
attempts are made to restore it,
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EORr MEIes NURs sERy,

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing Of trees kc we beg 10 cali the attention OF those
Interested 20 our large and we'll selected stock Of
Trees aud Shrubbery,
Consisting in part Of Apple, Pear, Peach, PLAN
Cherry, Apricois, QOince, Raspberries, Blaekberres
Goosbeuies, CUrrantS, fie-Plant, Grapes, 40.
We have full asSorlmsns Of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which We will sell al wal
prices. POMEROY 4 BROS.
0h6oe Al tbs POsto1hee, PeTrysOurg, Ohio. 0ivs
Us q esll. tStf