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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-26
NEW YORK COLUMN.
Osborn manufacturing Company,
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"0SBORN" BIRD AND ANIMAL CAGES,
NJ MANUFACTURED solely by this company at
vi Bridgc port, Coma, under Letters fatcm ci
the United States.
These Cages are of a great variety of styles rrd
hnish. and iuclpde CANARY, PARROT, hOCk-
lN0-Bl I'D, SQUIRREL, Ne. t.t.
They are hnished in superior nnauncy: ~
leint OF any description which is 80 htai to
birds and Animals, being used in their cunstroc.
tion. They are tsFmin proot bird fanciers will
appreciate these points Ot excellence, 10 be found
IN no Vther cages. They received the highest Prc-
miums Mt the American Institute and New York
State Fairs of 1891.
Cautiou.-An our cages are stamped with our
name upon them, Send for circular and price
list. GEORGE q. HILTON
Tar General Agent.
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I'm our hist number we mentioned the loss sps-
tainca by J. 7. RYMER, OF Tuntogony by bis
dwelling taking tire. The property happened to
be covered by palicy Of insurance from the
Ph~rjx Of Hartford, and on Tuesday Morning
lost,J. 7. DiETRIcn, Esq, that compauy's very
able special agent visited Tontogany, satisfacto-
rily adjusted the loss, and pail over the loss to
Mr. RYMER.1 -F,.r.G ~. -r> ,y9vrF
II isSbS such honorable tromp tiludc that The
Phoenix of Hartford has won its present high rep
utatinn, and thus secures the cpuidcnce, of the
pnblic. SEA a. -
PoliciQsslg'sdS;phy Issued bylS.9Il Ca lEA4ibl o
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A New Corns Of Teachors.

At a meeting oC the Board Of Education, ,on
Monday evening last the following corps of Teacli'
ers fsI the ensuing year, in the Union Schools Of
this place, was accepted aud appointed l.
JoiIN BARTON. Superintendent.
Miss NEg1y II. Blows, Assistent.l .t'I
Miss ELLA N."BhRD, Grammar School. t.
Mrs. MARY B. lIoRD, Intermediate. r.1
Miss HELeS CASSIDY, Secondary. 'a p .-
-' Mrs. u. A. SwIG&Rr, First Primary.
Miss CARRIE VI. WILKINSON, Second Primary.
Miss SorIiA KNOLL, Thhd Primary, Thornton
District pig 90 ,.4} d 30 As
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Exposition of wooden Fabrics.

,sTheOWoslep 'Mgnufaqtarprsi Assassination Of the
Northwest are to bold a grand Exposition OF
wooden fabrics manufactured in the West, IN Chi
cago. the ftst week in August next. The wool
growers invited to send samples Of their wool,
and the committee pledge themselves to give such
samples advantageous placing. The whole to
close with trade sale, which is expected to be
largely attended. JonN g. w. BAILEY, Chicago,
is Chairman of the Executive Committee, Of whom,
further information may be had. Messrs. PorE, of
Cleveland, ROBERTSON; of the Washington Wooden
Mills, Maumee City, and Cross, OF TifIin, are
Ohio me spbcrSo tie EXECUTIVE CepnOil., E
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NoTHEING.h Like IT ,lN lEERIeINEil

The great secret OF the success of that wonder
fu .lI9astlh!d Rama " 7Mislers Herb JStters,
and equalzes Its circulation throug hout tie Whole
body. 1t is impossible to have sound, healthy
body, without pure blood The slightest disease,
matter how trivial, where it is located, or what
its character, is the direct result of existing
impurities in the blood and if these impurities
be not expelled promptly, disease in some form
must be exhibited. In all diseases of the stomach,
kidneys, liver. bowels, lungs and heart, the blood
is necessarily impure and the more virulcnt the
disease the greater the impurities. 1t Is only by
expellug these foul humorS, by heutralizing the
intense baruing, heating properties in fever casos,
by restoring strength, purity and IN this vital
element of human life, that eheIlth be restored
and preserved. Mishlcr's Herb Ditters possesses
all the required rirt,6s to l6ftt} Ais. Sold by all
druggists and dealers. Dr. S. B. Hartman & Co.,
ProprietQrs, Lancaster. Pa.
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Ohio state, TeochcrS, Association.

The ohio Teachers Association has. decided to
hold their next annual meeting at the city OF Day
ton, commencing June 80, and continuing through
Wednesday and Thursday. July Ist aud 81. A
meeting of the State Board Of Examiners will be
held at the same time and place.
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S22' Novel;! Sewing Entroilriins and Braihas
MACHINE.
Complete win: Tn@e Ihr nnlr s22

I'D Complete VIII: Table for only s23.
A GENTS Wanted Male or Female, to sell the
"A Novelty Sowing aud Einbrqidering Machine,
the most complete machine ever offered for sale. III
will do all kinds of .@ork that can be done with
the high-prced machine. 1t makes the famous
Elastic Lock Stitch, that will not rip nor break,
even if every third stitch is cut. 1t can be sold in
almost every family, including great many who
have tho high-prioed machines, for its embroi
derry, In which it expes all others. Send stamp
for circular. All machines warranted and kept
in order for one year, Free of charge
EMMES, CRAM & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canndns
7zz a'A g22 Chestnut -strcet, Philadelphia, Pa.
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wood County Official Directory,
suprcrlnv o,rrcsRs.

JUDICIARY oSFtcsRs.
james riliars..Judge OF the Court Of Common pleas
Edwin Tuller ....... Judge OF the Probate Court
George weidcll . Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas
Alexander Brown =. :. :. :, =. Prosecuting Attorney
- +. COUNTY oTTicERs. $40.
Joseph h. Newton ........ ."....... County Auoter
Charles W, Evers = -, -,
Stephen Merry - '''' Soun.y . neS9.us ssS
Charles o. Haird :. -, - County coroner
John Russell, So. ~ 49,, 90 u
9,.W. 81, John, -. ...' .'Couny Commlsstohers
waiter Davldson,l ~ r.5 ..,t. s .
ID. q. Avery, =, 81. .,,t,-l-.,--
s, s. CAnheid, ...'..' county senool bNamlhers
q. A.. Adams, y S. ........t -..... n. ...
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IMrEAcn,tEST OF PRESIDENT jonSs6S.L Th, r.
isra good deal of tplk about impeaching President
Johnson, but not half so much as there is about
the virtues of DR.. Poluid's White Pine Odmpo,s'd.
While the one crcatcsa great STIR in the political
the other causes an equal commotion in the med
cal World. The adv crtsement is in another
column. SVld by all lldrpggists.
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W. We are assured that the firm Of EAsTM An
kBSDALL, 50 HanoYer-street, Boston, Mass. ad-
vertised in our columns, is trustworthy and reliable.
For 10 cents they send patent penlountain, and
a check describing an article TO be sold for 81.
Their club system Of selling goods is becoming
quite popular, particularly with the ladies'. II is
worthy Of trial. -BpGdlo Gazette.
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mARufIsn.

RAND woLC0TT. .-on 7; ;iesday ! evening
June %, BY Rey,G. a. Adams, Mr.. NM. D, RAN
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Cyrus W. FIEkD laid the. Atlantic cable, and
insnEed the SUCCESS of the great enterprise. DR..
j. WsPolard s Humor Doctor lays the foundation
for health and strength by purifying the blood.
SOld.by PEEK x HAanTON. i c-ii0HN aJip
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DISSOLUTION.

HNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the frm-name
Of Leaf \ Co., has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The Grocery and Provision business viii
Pc continued at the old stand by q, Leaf. by
whom all accounts Of the old finn will be settled
-....I.-, .I,.ut CLEMENT LEAF,
..I.....,.. plED0lD SHEER.
Perrya burg, june g. 1868 Tc
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The contract ss awarded to Mcssrs. Thornt n
aud lces, calls for pay in tbs following manner,
viz;
In monthly isstallmeuts, equal 70 so pcT cent.
Of the amcuut or work done AMI msis''a' Inr-
nislrsd IN orders ON the Treasurer OF Sciool Dis.
trict NJ l. These orders shall be paid bv the
Treasurer, until all m'neys s'isi e irnm q e
lcviesvot 1850. 90, for the purpose 81 rebuilding
the school l-bog,et sheh,hsye sesn exhausted, aggd
amount OF work done, and material furnished, in ,
interest bearing orders On School District No. I !,
until the work Of said contract is complete and
accepted by the evchitcct, or Board Of Eduestiou,
and then the balance remaining unpaid of the con-
tract shah be paid Il contr,etofs in full in
orders on Treasurer Of School District No. | !.
they, the eontrsetUrs, TO receipt IN full. t.i
The amount of money realised from the
levy Of 1855 being l2 mills on the dol
lars valuation, which valuation
amounted 70 S3ls,425, Cor the pur- A.
pose OF rebuilding the schuo-housc,
amounted To .,..s.s...........s s...S S3,S2l 10
Out Of which was paid Messrs. Thornton @
Tor brick .'.' .'..'.,'S.sl,lS4 %
ilerce, Tor lumber, Sc. asa 90 t.Uf
Norton, Tor stone. ..........s.. 100 90
- 81, ,5st 90
Leaving OF levvof 1866, for re-
building purposes .s..,.....,. :. .S2, ,2S6 IL
And also there was ordered to be leried June,
1851, is mills on the valuation, which valuation
amounted to S32lS52. for schco' purp lses,
which aamunted to s5sI7 81, on which iorlers
have been drawn for wood, rent repairs and in
eidental expenses, in the amount OF S199O2, leav-
ing OF the building fund, for the year 1857,
S5OaS 81, and for the two years levy, subject to
draft and for eslarlying aud rebuilding the schOo
house the sum Of 81 434 as out of which the Board
have borrowed and which we now have to make
provision for. Si,2lS Is, which amount has been
used for tuition PURPOSES. As you will rcadi ly
notice, but mills was levied fer tuition purposes,
the same valuation Of 1924 ,s59 which gives Ns
only Sl,3l9 80. and as bnfurc stated, wehave paid
teachers for the last term, of last year, and this
full year, s41OS so, making the amount drawn
from the building fund, for tuition purposes alone
S2'TS9 20. /
The valuation OF present year is estimated al
$32S,00
Ali Of which is respectfully submitted,
LEWIS NJ. HUNT, Sc. Boprd EMc0,ion.
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HORCAE WATERS, y CO.,
Mnrnrnnms ISL nrnnhNnN. ".

. TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Planes are known as among tue
very best.--M y. Eroag,list. F....'#
We can speak OF the Waters Pianos frum per-
snnhl knowledge rs being Of the very best qualify.
G,is'iaa htri'iJcAoer. r t.-I .I.H M
We have one of Me-, Waters Pianos now In our
residence where ithas stood for years, Of which
amy manura eturer in the world might be proud.
We have ALWAYS been Delighted with it as n
sweet-tunod and powerful instrument, and thcre is
no doubt OF its durability nre than this, sohle
nf the best amateur players nj the city, as well as
several celebrated pianis,S, have performed on
the same piano, uudS all pronounce itya superior
and iirst-class Instrument. Stronger Endorsement
We cannot give Home JourRol 7Iz
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ANNUAL REPORT
or the Secretary Of the Board Of Education Of
the Porrysburg Union sohto'. for the
Year ending June IS, 1855.

PEREYsrvRe June 10, 1858.
Orders issncd the PAST year have been As fol-
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fherchy oeriig that ,rHs Slrrg gati,fri ,riR Hys
for ten s,dSs t,retFlg t,fsi,is los MY hHts emit
other parts W MY hiy The sai,iHgs E,h,cA onisrri
nom Nsm are tEtl.scrti,,ble. MlgCe Il 10 aty fhdi
0n fully trird se,Ntdl If ne fns lo1silir hiTo rsnS.
t'es, bet wiihvd re@oriHg hc gfqtttH. ~ lengths ~
Ne earnest rfqhcd 81 an t'ltR0ie friend, ipdcr
70 try pr. j. W. lOiRdS H,in,oF DDcior and an rciy
happy D. attest tAdf al nv ais Wcfe removed ,,aR Nv
kitt 'ods restored " Hsrg Dr. Ioi,nds gIesdid med
ie'ne' AfLTCN GALE
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WATERS' 4.r.
MclOdcOnS, ParlOr, Church 4 Cabinet
ORGANS,

And First Prenlium PiunOs,
With Iron Frame, Ovcrstrung Rass and Agra1e
Bridge. The best manufactured. War
rautcd for six years.
100 PIANOS, Melodcons and Organs Of six
IOO hrst-chss makers Mt low prices for cash,
or ome-fnh cash and tho balance in monthly in
stnltmeuts, for rent, aud rent money applied il
purchased. Secondhand Instruments at grrat
bargains. Illustrated catalogues mailed, MIR,
Waters is the author Of six Sunday School Mu.
sic Books 4" Heavenly Echocs,N aud new s. s.
ll II - inst issual
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mrs. wheeler, StoncI,nn,, rTn--.
Mrs. Porter, Dover, N. II.

DOVER, ~ H., JNiy q, fSSs.' l
Dr. poLAND: receircd yoar isiicr iRqFiriag ds 70
NE eltc qf w9r R'e,icinc on SctsicGTess, ON hdlgy
20 sly that fthnk & Is ne naciHrn fr Bai dSS tfffll
sickness tried rdriws prsscrUaiRs, DIT f,1d R,4e
that Ntloi Tie stomach and cleared G,c idd hke nc Ia.
NOR Doctor. fN as hdNgh could hardly truH io MT
ashore 70 eRirdi yen 10 irpUce Il into ship obaHdly
stores that Mdg fnd us cqy 20 hose 'pho str pt1I
hs mtghty deep fruR scsich7eSs Ucdptdns irho fQke
their Idnijes ieh htm odiTy rsssng'rs stoad try
q ttT oNoc, they 'coud b. ig % royags ,p,tbavf
| IT, HiRRlET NJ ITRTER
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Protestant Ecumenical Council.

The Rev. DR.. McCosh, the new Eng
lish President of Princeton College, in a
speech which be made last week before
the National Christian Association, said
that an Ecumenical Council of Christians
(neaning orthodox Protestant Churches
here. in England, France and throughout
the continent), would be held in the city
of New York during the autumn of next
year. The object Of the meeting would
be to produce harmony and good feeling
among the denominations of protesting
Christians everywhere. Discussions were
to be held upon the great leading topics
which are now agitating or may then agi-
tate the religious world. 1t is not to be
confined exclusively to the clergy. although
some Of the greatest clerical names in
Christendom would be included in the roll
of guests. Lord Shaftesbury had promis-
ed to be present. declaring that nothing
could give him greater pleasure than to
meet SO many excellent persons in so good
a cause. Various authors and journalists
of European fame had also been invited
and were expected to attend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Killing of H. Rives Pollard.


The telegraph brings US an account Of
the sudden and violent death of man
who had become somewhat notorious since
the war in connection with the Richmond
press. n. Rives Pollard, the editor and
proprietor of the Southern Opinion, and,
for time, of the Richmond Examiner,
which he revived after the war. He was
shot dead on Tuesday morning, in Rich
mond. while about entering his Office, as
is alleged, by young man named james
Grant, under circumstances, as detailed
elsewhere, which indicate more case oil
assassination than anything else. The
alleged provocation was a publication in
the Opinion of some reference to female
member of Grants family. That Pol.
lard's journalism generally was of a char
acter which the judicious could not ap-
prove there can hardly be doubt; but
no matter what it was, no community can
afford to tolerate such high handed mode
of correcting it. The deceased was a
brother of Edward A. Pollard, man OF
considerable literary reputation, and au-
thor of The Lost Cause and other histori-
cal productions in connection with the re-
bellion.-Balt Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
The Case OF Judge NIagruder.

In the Circuit Court of the United
States. on the 10Th inst, by direction of
the District Attorney, A. Sterrett Ridge
ly. Esq. noNe prosequi was entered in
the case of Judge Daniel R. Magru der,
who. in December, 1865, had been indict-
ed by the Grand Jury of the District
Court for refusing, as Judge of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County, on the
18th of October, 1866. to allow Comfort
Pasky (colored) to testify in a case. in
which she was plaintiff against August
Freytag, deciding that the testimony Of a
colored person could not be received a
gaiust white person, and that the Civil
Rights Bill was of no constitutional or
binding authority upon a judge Of State,
sitting in a Court of the State and admin
istering the laws of State. .....
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Burning of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum.

Startling particulars of the burning of
the Ohio Lunatic Asylum are given in
the Cincinnati Commercial. The gene
raj panic made the inmates perfectly fran
tic. They danced, sang and howled like
6ends, waving their hands and laughing
as the flames approached them. All the
efforts of the attendants were unavailing.
One woman, partly naked, executed a
fancy dance on the top of the piano. and
it was with difficulty that. clothes were
put on her. Others paraded the hall with
sheets folded in the shape of shawIs, and
seemed perfectly quiet and happy. 9th
ers were quarrelsome, and needed con-
slant watching. Others wept in silence,
not seeming to care whether they lived or
died. One elderly lady insisted on COM
forting all the ladies and kissing all the
gentlemen present. Several stood near
the door and made constant efforts to es-
cape. In the upper hall of the eastern
wing a sad sight presented itself. Here
lay the bodies of six unfortunate women
who were suAocated before they could be
rescued, their pale faces blackened by The
fire and smoke, looking horrible in the
uncertain light Of the burning rooms
Most of the faces of the dead wore look
Of determination, and did not show signs
of gre It suffering. although the face of
one of the younger women was distorted,
her mouth being twisted and her upper
lip somewhat burned. The bodies of the
dead were saved, and will be properly
cared for until the relatives arrive.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27

This excellent Journal is publishing serial
story, to run through large part Of the next
volume, entitled "MR. BRowNING's PARISH
1t is written BY the author of the prize tale,
The Puritan of 1862 "Win and Wear
"Girding on the Armor," &c, The story will
commend itself to ministers and all religious
readers, by its high literary character, its de-
cidedly evangelical tone and spirit, and its
grand object toillustrate the wonderful work
ings Of Divine Providence in defence of the
right and bringing to naught the counsels Of
the wicked 1AHnewssudscsibers get the story
complete. See advertisement. Of the New
York Otssrees {. Ssit it5. j
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
A New Rural and Family Paper.


Messrs. Pettengill, Bates & Co., of 81 Park
Row, N. Y, announce that on or before jan
uary next they will issue the first number Of
a Rural and Family weekly paper, to be call
cd Hearth and Home, "and to be devoted to
all that pertains to country life, in its broad
est eense." The publishers state that the
paper will not be partizan or sectarian.-
Donald G. Mitchell DIETER known as Ike
Marvel), will have the general editorial charge,
while the home and Preside departments will
he subject to the supervision of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, who is also engaged as reg
uar contributor. Other talent is enlisted for
special departments, and the publisher prom
ise to spare no labor or expense to make their
paper worthy of place in every household
in the land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27

PoRT TOBACCO, MD.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1868.
SThe Circuit Court is still in session.
psvesat,-Hsps.~R sSest.Fe .sna Darrell

~The Circuit Court is still in session.
Pssssaty.1sosr ssSest' Ford ssa ~Dasiel
r. Magruder. Associate Justices. On
Monday the case Of the State Us. Milstead,
iadicted for assault with intent to kill
Lemuel W. Maddox, was taken up. For
State Messrs. Digges. Brent and Mat
thews. For Defence Messrs. r. T. Mer-
rick, Mitchell, Edelcn and G. C. Merrick.
Monday and Tuesday were occupied in
the selection Of jury and in the exami-
nation Of witnesses. On Wednesday
Vivian Brent. Esq. opened on behalf of
the State and was followed by Hon. R.
7. Msrriok for the defence in an able. elo-
quent and exhaustive argument. lasting
an hour end three quarters. On Thursday
the argument was further continued by
George G. Merrick Esq. for the defence,
and was concluded by Mr.. Digges on be-
half Of the State. The case was then
given, to the Jury who retired, and after
On absence Of about an hour returned a
verdict Of not guilty. The remainder of
the term viii be occupied in the trial Of
criminal causes Of which there are some
half dozen Chiefly larceny cases) yet to be
disposed Of. f.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Suffrage.

At the recent Woman's Suffrage Con-
vention, in Boston. Senator Wilson stated
that, under the fourteenth article the
amendmenD of the Constitution of the
United States, be would have no hesita-
ton in voting for an act of Congress to
give the colorcd men in every State the
right to vote. He added. however, that
as many persons did not place this con-
struction upon the fourteenth article, there
would have to be another amendment sub
mitted. In his opinion the Constitution
could be so amended that the right Of
suffrage. in six or eight months, will be
secured to the colored men all over the
land
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27
Young America.

This favorite juvenite periodical enters upon
its third year greatly enlarged aud improved
1t is decidedly the most varied, and, in many
respects, the best Of all ,hejuveniles, and we'll
repays the inyestment Of the small sum re-
quired for its possession. A diagram con-
tanning a full-sized pattern for cutting out the
body Of . Christmas doll is one of the attrac-
tiuns Of the present number, which is, other
wise, full of good things. Subscribe for your
boys and girls. 81. go per annum, with pre-
MUM. Publication office, .47a Broadway,
New York :. q: Aaa.1qu' u
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-27

~ kttention is called to the advertise
mept, ip apother column, of the great auction
sale OF Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
&c, at the Warehouse Of ]. P. Bartholow,
Washington, D. c., which sale commences on
the 9Th Of November, and will continue each
day untilths whole stock is disposed Of
The stock is Of superior quality and embraces
every variety of Agricultural Implements,
Builders Hardware. Blacksmiths', Wheel
wdghts,, Machinists', Carpenters and Butch
ers Tools, ~ ST. The !, sale is positively
without reserve, and presents splendid op-
portunity fos-ess- fasssss and alt others in
peed Of the articles above enumerated. For
terms Of sale, seeiadvsr1issmsnt. :, ~