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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

Gen. Geo. II. Thomas report OF his trip to
Alaska, which ia embldedi in the repor. Of the
Secretary of war, does not give QUO a very Ia
vorabls impression m OF Secretary Stewards farm.
He says Of the new possessions:
a. see no immediate prospect Of tho country
being settled up. The climate is to rigid. '--
There Is tlo much rain Aad t,o little sun for ag-
rieultural purposes. At most Of the posts there
are gardens, in which are raised rAdshes, tur-
nips, lettuce aud other watery vegetables, and
fair potatoes, though they will not keep any time.
! he moisture OF the climate is 50 great that
tbeas vegetables continue to gr,w, but do not RI
pen. The same dithculty has attended all at
tempts 10 rasae barley, oats. or wheat The
stalks grow green aud rank, but the seed does
mt come IN maturity or ripen. There is eompa-
ritrely little land suitable Zoe agriculture. The
soil is an alluYial, sandy loan, very rich aud
deep, but the summer though pleasant while IL
lasts, Is not long enough for successful farDsing
Though the timber is OF the finest quality, and
il many places conveniently located, still the
slpPiy in Oregon aud Washington Territory and
British Columbia Is equally good and abundant
aud much better located fF a market. The
Peninsula sud islands, are very extensive aud
b0untifui, AMI salapn abound in all the streams
There are mAug lacalt'es Of coal, but the re.
marks as to the supply II timber around the
Puget Snund couDtiv will also apply Il coal
The Uniled states Coast Sarvey reports a large
dcpnsiie 0f iran ore aud s.,ld has been relnrted
10 several places, but not fOund 10 quantities TO
encourage mipeTE."
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TO SELL LAND

John Louy. Admr. Of the estate In the
OF Peter Lnuv, deed, Plaintiff, [ Probate Court
against (WOodGUuUty, /,
Martha f.nuy ct al, Defendants Ohn.
The defendants, Martha Luuy, John p. Iouy
and Frank u. Louy, whoar at present residents
NJ Saldlo Nebraska, will take notice that ,tohn
Louy, Of Wood county, Ohio, did on the Hlh
day Or December, A. D. 1869, file his petition
In the Probate Court Of Wood county. Ohio set
ting forth til he is the duly appointed Admin.
israt0r Of the estate of Peter Louv, late Of Wood
county, now deceased That said Peter Louy
died seized in fee simple of the following lands,
to-wi; Lots 3 and 8, in l.ouys addition to
Lewisburg, Ohio tnow Custarl That the debts
Of said estate, over aud above the years support
Of the said widow aud children, are S7j 90.
That there Is no personal property brlungiug to
said estate. That the costs Of the administra-
tion will be about SlO0 %. That said Martha
houy is the duly appointed guardian of said
John L. and Frank II. Louy, who are minors,
hcirs.atlaw of said dtcedent, anl Is the widow
rclct Of said deccdent. aud cntitlcd to dover
| in said raal estate, anl that it is necessary To
sell said real estate to pay the debts Of the said
estate Of deccdcnt And praying that said
lands be appraised, advertised and sold, Accord
ing 10 Law, AMI the dover interest of said widow
be tssi Su1l thIrein, and that the proceeds Of
said sale be distributed according To law, after
paying the debts of said estate and the costs of
administration.
| Said petition will be for hearing upon
! TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, A. D.,
| 1870.
JOHN L0UY, Administrator
of the estate Of Peter Louy, decd.
DyJ. II. Tyler, his Atty.
December, lG, 1869. 3idS9 15
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Improvement OF County Road.
Meeting of Viewers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned,
~ that a petition has been presented to the
Commissioners ut Wood county, Ohio, asking for
the improving by making the following alteration
RGd change in the location OF part of road M.
2S5, to.wit; Beginning at or near the northwest
corner of the southeast quarter Of the porlhca st
quarter ut section twenty y-Scven (21), in town
six (6l, north range twelve (l9) east, AND run.
ming thence due east TO the east line Of said sec
ton twenty -seVSn tsfl, distance OF eighty rods
thence south on the section line between sections
tweutv.Scven lsI) aud twenty six 96), in said
township, 10 the half section line Of said section
twenty. seven aud twcnty.siX, distance Of
eighty rIds, aud thence east until il shall inter-
sect again with said road No. 2S5, as now laid
out, ani there terminate aud praying COR the
chepplqg, clearing, grading aud dItching OF
that part 0f said road abnve described, under
the provisions Of an act to authorize Cnun,v
Commissioners to construct and improve rnads
on petition, sc, passed March 20, 1867, and the
amendments thereto. And 10 vacate all that
part Of said road No. 2S5 which runs angling in
a northwest st,rly direction RerNss tie Sluthwcst
corner Of the northwest quarter OF said seetio n
twenty'six. and the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF said section twenty y-scven,
all in town six lol, nurth range twelve (l2)
east, il Wood onunty, Ohio.
The viewers aud engineer appoinled by the
Commissioners Of Wood county, to view aud
survey said road aud make an estimate Of the
expense of improving tho same, will meet at
Gnodals's Mil, IN Troy township, Wood eanntv,
Ohio, January Is, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Tor
the purpose herein stated.
Bv order or the County Commissioners.
III. NEWTON, Auditor Of Wood County.
PerrySburg, December 10, ls5s. SASH so
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


Jairus r. Curtis, Wood
vs. Common Pleas.
Sylvester Curtis ct nj. In Partition.
The defendants Mark Curtis, Stephen Curtis,
Charlotte Cbatau, John Chatau, Jane Pierce,
Mortimer Pierce, Cornelia Courser and the un-
known heirs of Harriet Webb, deceased, will
take notice that on the 18th day of December
A. u. 1862 the undersigned Gled q petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood county,
Ohio where the same is now pending, demand
ing partition Of the following described prem
ises situate in Wood county. OHIO, to-wit
In-lots in the town Of Perrysburg numbr r
i've hundred aud eighty 5SO), five hundred md
ninety seven (597), six hundred and four (6O4j
and six hundred and twenty one CPD, aud out
lot in said town number one hundred and thirty
six 1867 containing two acres.
The undersigned demands that partition be
made Of said premises, as follows To himself
one equal sixth part thereof to Sylvester Curtis
one sixth Marx Curtis One-sixth; ~ Stephen
Curtis one-sixlh to Ella LlFcrrie oue-sixth +; to
Sa rah Rideout, Charlotte Chatau, Jane Pierce,
Corncla COurser and the unknown heirs of
Harriet Webb, deceased, one-sixth.
Application will be made Mt the April term,
1870, of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county, fjr an order OF paIttion as above set
forth
JAIRUSF. CURTIS.
ASHER Cook, Attorney for Plaintiff
December II, 1882 $3.50 30
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Tao nrmoynI of Goy, Ashley.

The Washington correspondent Of the Chi
cago Tribune says "The President gives as
his reasons for removing Gov. Ashley, OF Mon"
tana, that in the first place he was not fully
satisfied uf his fitness, but allowed himself to be
overruled by the almost unanimous recommend
ntions uf the Republicans In Congress, which
Ashley brought. Next after his nOminato I,
his attention was called to the Dear Case >
letters, upon which he believed the Senate
would reject the nomination. After the con-
6rmatiUn, Ashley made n speech at the West,
in which he expressed the opinion that the Re-
publcans should not desert the Administration
because OF the many njndicilus appointments
IL had made which the Precedent thought came
with very bad grace from Ashley aud lastly
comes Il report Ofa speech in Montana, where
he declared IN effect that he was prepared and
quite willing 10 represent the views OF the ma
jority IN the Territory upon the negro question
Such bid for favor Of the Democracy the Pres.
idrnt thought very unpromisng sign, ana
good grounds for removal"
Til, De'rlit Adocrtiscr comm, ,nts very justly
upon the infamous system Of bnce in office al
ways in Office, whether competent or not, when
It says. III report Of Mr.. Ashlcy's removal
from the governorship Of Montana is true, Com
rress nav rs we'll get roa ly t. recommend the
defunct Governor for something else. lie must
have Office, as lie has forgotten how Ia make his
living any other way. Besides, he is an cx-
Congressman, aud all present Congressman,
who will sometime be ex Congressman them
selves, agree that every cX-Congressman who
don't want to take care 0fhimself, must be taken
care Of by the Government. We have no infnr
nation at this writing as to the REASONS for Mr..
Ashley's removal. We presume there are none
which should not have bccn sufficient to pre-
vent his appointment, In the first place. When
the appointment was made, the universal opin-
ion was that II WAS an improper one"
Ahs All arc t,o poor b d. him reverence
now.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

Brick Pomeroy, although On, vt the most ultra
nemncrltS in the country, has li,.le CIith IN lha
Demreratic party. In a late issue of his pap,r,
the New York Dsmoerat he gives his npinion Of
tat orgaGiE ,tinn in a manner by no meauS CON.
plim,ntATy. Here is what he says
" The Democratic party OF the United States
Is sadly in want.
It's wants are not numerous bat serious.
Ii wants brains.
1t wants honesty.
1t wants pluck.
IT wants unity of action.
ItwAnts integrity of purpose.
IN fact, thire ta no Democratic party In tho
iited States, in tue hard-pan aeeepiatiNn oi tho
tirn, thnagh there are Democrats enough to form
8 most irresistible party, and more."
Brick has been behind the curtain he has
with 'sssd the trickery aud corruption of the men
who run the Democratic party he is, Id fact,
me Of them, aud hence speaks Of what he knows.
Snrely Il is enonnra,ing 10 hear Democrats
Themselves uttaring the same sentiment in re-
gard to the Damaca,ie party which the honest
t.iAking nen Of the country have not &C tsed te
utter ever since $780,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
Wood County Suez Canal, or Ditch
Number ~.

\ correspondent Of the Tcledo Commercial,
who has had access to the Auditors books, after
speaking of the bright prospects for the early
development Of the rich resources NJ the Mas
NEE Valley aud Black swamp region, gives the
following history of Wood county ditchess
The petition FOR the construction ot the first
ditch in Wood County was tilcd IN the Auditors
Office, on the 2sth day VI April, 1859, aud up
10 the first Of September, 1869, there were con-
structcd and In process of construction unc hun.
drcd and forty bitches, whose aggregate length
Is four hundred aud ninety five miles, of which
one hundred and ninety two miles have been cs-
tablishcd IN the last three years. The respeu-
tive lengths vi these bitches arc as iulloNsi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
COMMISSION TO AGENTS.

COMMISSION TO AOKNTS.
For an orier Of $50 from a club Of thirty, w
will pay tbs agent, as commission, 33 yard,
bloached or brown sheeting, good dress pattern
all wool pants pattern, or So 80 in cash.
For an ordtr OF $50, from club uf sixty, We
will pay the agent 6S yards brown or bcacheC
sheeting, hunting case watch, all wool shawl, ol
81 90 in cash,
For an order Of 500, from club of one hun,
dred, We will pay,he agent no yards Il yarr
wide,) Shreting, splendid sewing machine, oi
Sll in cash.
SEMI Money By Registered Letters.
For further particulars send for catalogues
Address
GEO. A. PLUMMER * co.
(SuccesSorS to Harris & Pmmmer,) s.
80 aud 20 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass. =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

for locomotives, rails and sundry other articles
Of iron In common use on their roads.
ln view of the benefits which thus accrue to
the nation from railway enterprise, aud from
the vast interests itrepresents, ] would most
respectfully ASK, Mr.. Editor, why an ad yalor.
en- impost Of 80 per cent. and upwards should
be levied on railroad iron and steel, when half
that amount would better serve the purposes OF
Revenue, and by diminishing railwey expenses
enable them 70 give us cheap freight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A DMINIsTRAToR's NoTICE.-No.
N tice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Nd
ministfator " the estate of Catharine Emch,
late of Wood county, Ohio. deceasd. All per-
sons interested will take notice thereof and act
accordingly.
WILLIAM CRABB, Admr.
J. Il. Tyler, Atty Of said estate. 3ics2
December iG, 1869.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

The Columbus Stutssmm says "Wo notice
in a number of our country exchanges an earn.
eat move for State EDITORIAL Couvuntion, To DO
held IN this city, on the eighth Of January next,
We trust the proposition will meet with general
Endorsement Ii has been several years since a
State Ednrial Convention has been held in Ohn,
aud the editorial fraternity OF our pnpuluus and
vigorous Commonwealth should not permit
yonuger aud less prosperous and favored States
10 surpass them in this particular. Lcta con-
vsntiOn be called for work. aud We have no doubt
but that not only an advantageous, but also a
pleasant gathering would be the result"
As such a convention would undoubtedly re.
Rul. bensheialiy to the fraternity, Ne heartily
AZ hand, however, Il wiilrequire prompt action
"n the part OF those taking the initiatory steps
10 order TO secure a full attendance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

NTOTICE.-This is to notify all persons, that
" the note which was executed and delivered
to John Stage, of Weston township, Wood coun-
tv, Ohio, by the undersigned and one Alvin
CLARK. October 10, 1859, and payable to said
john Stage, or bearer in nine months from the
sale thereof. was obtained by fraud and without
consideration. And that tho same, or any part
thereof, will not be paid either by myself or said
Clark.
MARIA S. HEALEY.
ny j. Il. Tyler, her Atty. 35a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

A CENTS WANTED. To sell Prof Trum-
N bulls Line Engraving "FAMILY RECORD -
executed with n pen. 1t is heightened moral
and religious picture, uncqualcd rs specimen
of penmanship, and sells to every family that
has the money To buy it, 90 900 copies Save
been sold during the last two years, Nnl any
amount Of good territory is yet uncauvassed,
Agents make fair, and some very large wages.
For Circular Of terms. address
TRU UMBUlaL e. CRUVER.
% Washington ST., Room 80 Chicago, III.
Slm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
NH AsTEw COMmISsIONER,s SALE.
bancroft Bros & Co. ,I, Wood County S

George W. Hill ct al.
by virtue oCan nlas order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered, ! will Offer for sale AT
public vendue, at the door of tho Courthouse,
in pcrrysburg, aud county aforesaid, ,on
TUESDAY AFTHRN0ON, January lS. 1870,
Between hc hours of 2 and 3 o'clock, of said
day, the following described real estate, to.wit
Lot No. seven u, in George W, lliirs addi-
ton to the town Of Milton Centcr, in Wood
county, Ohio; appraised at Sl,2N0. Terms cash
J. w. BR0WNSBERGER,
SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
HAYNES 4 PRIcE, Prainuf 5 Auys.
Perrysburg, December l6, 1862. 3ieS6 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
AnOld Mnn.s Song I'll,

An Old Mans Song Those Of our sub
scribcrs who would like to be handsome and
happy when they are old, will do well to study
thrsa lines,
They til inc nm handsome yet;
Aud all the ladies say,
ado look at him ! the dear old man
Grows younger every day."
AMI when each friend asks. at your age
How came you free from illsP'
l always answer "in my youth
j paid my printers bills"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24

A resolution to exclude the bible from the
public schools Of Louisville, was voted down
nAysE, yeas ,.
The annual meeting Of the Ohio Wool Gruw-
ers Association will take place in the Senate
Chamber, Columbus, 90 the first Tuesday In
January.
The Ecumcncnl Council will reassemble
January 9th. Tho French Bishops protest
against PApal Interference in the proceedings OF
the council
Two patients got into quarrel in tie Cincin-
matt Huspital uu Friday last, when one stabbed
the other, killing him almost instantly.
strange place for quarrel and murder.
The Perry monument ut Cleveland, Is now
complete, the sialues OF the "Mhdy" and the
"Sallor Bay" having been placed IN position as
originally designed.
It is positively announced that Judge Gner
has determined 10 retire from the supreme
beach. His resignation Is to take effect on The
6rst Of February next.
The death of General Wool learcs Major Nor
decai Myers, Of Schenectady, the only living sur
vivor Of the celebrated English Regiment ui 1879.
Major Myers ia aged about ninety years.
The Reconstruction Committee are engaged
in arranging the bill for the admission of Nlr-
Rinia. They will impose such conditions as
has done, In excluding negroes from office.
Col. Nat. Haynes, Of Fremont, Ohio died at
London, Canada West, on the 2ith ult., sacri-
iiice 10 the demon, strong drink. He was n ge-
nial-heartcd, generous man, but found his worst
enemy himself He WAS once Captain OF Co.
h, Tooth o. vi.
MIR. Klippart, Of the Ohio State Geological
Corps has received sample Of clay found IN
Defiance county. of which the deposit from which
II was taken is practically incxhaustahle, and
which IL tp be subjected tn analysis, with the
expectation thatit will prove suitable for the
manufacture of fne article OF porcelain ware.
Adviccs frnm the CITY of Mexico to the 10th.
report Mr. Seward still the recipient nf magnit.
cent oyatnns. Some OF the newspapers still per
sist .in attributing his visit to political motives.
Tho country is favored with au unusually large
supply nf inSurrectiOns. no less than eight sepa-
rate and independent affairs prevailing in dit
f.rcnt parts of the Republic.
Al Stockton, Pcnnsylvania, on Saturday, a
coal mine caved in, carrying twn blocks Of
houses down shatt, and completely blocking II
up with an immense mlss nf earth. some OF
the houses were precipitatcd distance
of f,rty test, aud cruShel to atoms, The
inmates were Instantly killed, Somc Of the
workman were supposed to be in the minc at tho
time Of the catastrophe. Ten / ersOns are
known 10 have been killed.
tn, Prasilsnt, accompanied BY Vico Presi.
dent CoLF'x called IN ox-Sccrctury STAN
TJN nn Saturday, AMI told him that h. should
nominate him to the vacancy on tho Supreme
bench, made by the resignation of Judge GRitR,
snme tins in the month of January, and the
President desires this fact ta be made public, 80
as to stop all questioning, aud relieve him from
pressure for either persons. This isa most tit
ting choice, rs he IL an able lawyer, an upright
man, and ono who deserves this recognition by
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-24
ONE-HAlF THE REGULAR RATES.

Our stock consists, IN part, OF the following
goods
ShaWlS, Blankets, Quilts, COttOnS,
(ainghOmS, Dress Goods, TR bic Linz
en-, Towels, Osicry, Gloves, skirts,
COrsctS, &C., &c.
Siivcr.PlOtcd Ware, spoons Pla-
ted on Nickle silver, Dessert Fork s.,
Fivc-bOttte Plated Cnstors, Hrittan-
min Wares Glass Ware, EN bic and
Packet cutlery, in great variety
Elegant French and Gcrmnn Fam
CIV Goods, beautiful Photograph Al
buns, tho newest and choicest
styles I'm Morocco aud velvet Rin da
ings.
Gold and Plated Jewelry, of tho
newest styles.
We have also made arrangements with some
of the leading publishing houses, that will ena-
BILE us to sell the standard and latest works of
popular authors at about nne-half tho regular
prcs: such as BYRoS, MooHE, BuRSs, MrTON
and TENNYsoN's Works, in full gilt and cloth
Bindings, and hundreds of others.
These aud everything else for
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STILL AEEEAD
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE!

We want good reliable agents in every part Of
the Country. BY employing your spare time to
form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal commissions, either in Cash or
Merchandise, and all goods sent BY us will be
as represented, and we guarantee satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents fromevery GUS
toner, and forward to us in advance, for Des-
criptive Checks Of the goods we sell.
The holders Of the Checks have tho privilege
of feither purchasing the article thereon described
or of exchanging for any article mentioned on
our Catalogue, numbering over 500 different ar
tIcles, not one of which can be purchased in the
usual way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending the Checks are
these; We are constantly buying small lots OF
very valuable goods, which are not on our cata.
lpgucs, and for which we issue checks till all arc
sold besides, in every club, we will put checks
for WATcuEs, QrILTs, BLANKETS, Dress PAT.
TERMS or some other article ofequal value.
We do not offer single article of merchandise
that can be sold by regular deaiers at our price
We do not ask you to buy goods from us unless
we can sell them cheaper than you can ootair
them in any other way-while the greater par
| nf nur UoO1s "A rp sold nj nhOut
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE

In every order amounting to over $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the Agent NAV retain 2 90
aud in overY orl,r over slp0, 81, 90 may be re-
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A Merry Christmas to AL.
GREETING TO OUR READERS |

Tfsving met with very niHcring success in
Ciubbing with other periodicals and foreign
papers, and Ia wing been solicited SO frequently
10 offer Club rates for the Journal, We have
cnreluded to make the following propositions
10 those WIN may desire to spend little leisure
time during the Winter months;
TERMS FOR THE JOURNAL.
Single Copy one year ..'.''.''.''.''''s2 90
Clubs Of Five e.........,.,.s.'.... 80
Clubs Of Tcn..., ....'...'s''.'''. 5O
with an extra copy TO gcltcr up of club.
With an extra copy 20 gctier M OF club,
and q copy OF Hirpcrs Monthly.
Cluhs OF Forty .......'...' .''''''' | 80
with an extra copy and bUtl Harper and
Atlunlie Mvuthles.
We ftrl cent? Scent tha with but little cxcrtion
any one who may take hold, eau raise a club o
twenty TO forty in q short timc.
We shall keep the JorRNAL thoroughly iden
taed with the sStcws,s of the county, aud maxi
aars,.elSss local paper, aud at the above figure
Il should be read 10 every family in the county.
Tho money must Invariably accompany III
names whom sent ia.
Who will be the first to g-cet MS With hap
py New Year, and the largest list Of subscriber
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NEW ADVERTISE EMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

IDICoOIIO I ION.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on and after
IN January lst, 1870 the old firm Of Peck 4
Hamilton will be dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons VIII, know them 'elyes indebted
will please call, SETTLE aud ray.
Tho old reliable Drug Store has been removed
across the street to the room under the new
Masonic Hall Cooks Block, and is being fitted
up in good style. Having sold our interest to
Mr.. T.. u. Powers, who intends Keeping good
stock Of Pure Drugs aud Medicines, Paints
Wall Paper, also full line of Choice Groceries
which he proposes t. sell cheap tor cash only,
with increased facilities and constant attention
to business, we ask for him liberal patronage.
PECK & HAMILTON.