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Sr. MARys r. AND DEBATING

ciEIT.-At meeting Of this oreani1a.
siou On Friday last. The following gentle.
men we're excited officers, TO serve the en-
suing four months:
Ptssid>ns, DR.. A. J. Sralding;
Eice.Prvsidenf, WIN. J. Edeleu. Jr.
Rec. Sec. v. Camalier
.Asa. RE. Sec D. C. Haumstt;
Cor. See. Jos. II. Key;
Trsamre,. J Simms Fenwiek;
LiSrarian. Rob.. A. Young:
The standing committees ars composed
efthe members following:
Library Commitsee.-J. P. Crane.
Chairman. J. T. N. Bailey and T. r.
Yats.
Finance Cor,s,ittec. c. Combs,
Chairman, Ferdinand Vile and C. j.
Ne=iis.
Q<e.fion C,mnaiftee.-D. S. Briscoc,
ChSh man, Jos. F. Morgan and j. Frank
Fsea.
The FINAL reports Of the officers TO the
meeting on Friday last disclosed the graf
flying facts, that tho Library contained
nearly eight hundred volumes. tina. i.
w.s bsing considerably increased by do
nations cf books from various sources.
aLas il was in admirable condition, and
that the Society had $l25 Of surplus
means watch ii could devote to tho pur-
chase Of rev looks slis Spring.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE,

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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Thomsa II Springer
( Hita
} RnInlphns Thomps,n,
Amanda fhnmpOn,
Benz u McHay
Is others.
lu..lhe Circui, Court for 5, Mary'a County.
siniag as . Court OF Equity.
No I.g v T.
nRDERED,t Thu, 10th day Of Feh. 1871.
~ IA, the Auditors report. filed in this
cause be ratified aud confirmed, unless cans.
to the contrary be shown on or beior.
the Is: Monday Of April next pro
vide! a copy Of this order be eublished In
tho ST. Msry's Beacon once week for
three successive decks prior to the said l,t
Monday Of April. .....
JNo A CAVALIER. Cl't.
- Truecopy-rcst: s :r.... .r.,
JNO a CAVALIER, CHI.
march 10. lS70-3Y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
pp4;a.suanee Of the above order, 7 b.r.h,
>-t notice that have obtSin-f fr,,,
phans' Court OF S; MHy's countv. 49,. or
letters testamenfsry on the ner,o,,I ".",
oil te;eli" Spaiding, late Of said coan,, ="
ceased. All parsons having claims A., d, ~. ~
SAD deceased, are hereby notified to sb;,;, ~. luz
am, ne. "iin The proper vouchers attached ,h.r.,a
- .le subscriber, On or before the l.; L. -;
sept, 1870, they will other ais. hx Isl lay OF
ciudec Rom the benefits OF the said s...,. ei
persons indebted to III. deceased are reope..s ~
nsaAs immediate payaen, TO the sab,cr,,,.,' "
!. JAS SPALDISi. 49,
Feb ~ ,s-a Executor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

orpaSns' Court fSIist yr,y, County SCI -
Fell II, 1870.
nRDEREO BY THE COURT, That James q
late Of 81 Mwv's county, M.rvlani dec.,seS'
give the notice required " law to the der.,x-
eds creditors to exhibit their clsins. anil tina,
'he same he pnblsheA once week for ri s.,c-
cessive weeks in some newspaper priated Ia Sc
Mary's county.
Test:
h<srs T " R..rr,
Hey;s,er> ~ It's for 81 Mary,s c,,,r,x
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ETlWAN GUANOS, \
Soluble Manures and Sulphuric Acid\

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There vas anosher pause. speeohless

There was another pause. speechless
with the fuiliUss OF bliss.
II have tried TO imagine the felicity OF
this momens-this subiimation OF happi-
ness. Julie" said Karl. 81 have tried
to picture to myself the unutterable Joy
of folding you to my heart-of having
you to nestle close in my arms, like q
gentle-oooing dove-of feeling the quick
pulsations of your life, throbbing warmly,
responsive to mine ownl But the turn
ing Of this raptnre-leaf in the book of
Fate far exceeds my fondest imagination.
Think OF our happiness, beloved, when
yon become my precions little wife-the
wife of my bosom! One heart!-one
soull-one life!" y X
Julie, my soft-eyed gazelle!'
''Did you speak, Karl?"
''Did not speak?" said Karl "Lit-
tie hypocrite! Did you not hear me?"
~ heard something How could I
tell, Karl? Methought 1 heard n
thought-the mute yet speaking Ian
guage of heart-throb. Or, thought,
perchance. it is a whispering of heart
laden air dreaming sweet dreams aloud. {"
And so it was" said Karl; ''for the
languid, moon n-mellowed air is musical
with the soft sound of love, and the
stars. out of pure sympathetic EN- otion,
are mnrmuring tender words. Even
Luna herself is signing love, and only
shines 80 brightly because. envious
dame that she is. she arrays herself in
smiles to cover inward pangs of jealousy
at our superior bliss"
"And Karl is happy; very lappy?"
"Happy?" reiterated Karl. "What q
tame word, Julie! 1t expresses nothing
to what L feel! hs wicked as you deem
me. l could fall on my knees. this mo-
ment. before you, and thank God for the
rich blessing Of your love-"
"And that reminds ME TO tell you,
Karl, that You must not he wicked any
more. Will you?'
II will try not. my darling" was the
earnest reply.
"You will not play cards on the Sab
bath, nor even game ut all? Please,
Karlv'
NE
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E@ " sag,1sa.Isss

OFFICE CHARLorTE. COLUMBIA X A. X. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, c., November IS, 1869.
IHNhE Stockholders OF tho Charlotte and
IL South Carolina, and the Columbia aud An.
gusta Railroad Companies in joint Convention,
July q, 1869, having consolidated and nu,ho-
rized the issuance by this Company OF is First
Mortgage Seven per cent. Coupon BONDS, TO
be used for tho purpose of retiring the Bonds
OF said two Companies, respectively, the I'M
dersigncd hereby gives notice of his rca,ii.
ness to make the Exchange OF the BONDS.
The Coupon due January l, 1870, will lie at
tachod to the New bonds. Tbis issue ui Bonds
Tor tho purpose designated, Will amount to
200 OOO, which III equivalent to lien OF only
aoone $1,000 per mile on this Cumpnny's road
OF 1876 miles. AS a security, they are regarded
as being better than any heretofore issued by
either OF the two Companies named, and are
confidently commended AZ one OF the best in-
vestments now offered in the Southern States
Nov IL e. II. MANSON, Treasurer.
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MI E@o@hhANT,

Call me by my Christian name,
'Tis sweetest to my ear
Far dearer than the voice Of fame,
From friendships lips to hear,
The fond familiar accents OF youths dear days
gone by,
When life wan young, and hope's fair atar
shono brilliantly on high.
Call me by my Christian name,
If thou art OF the few
Who with me in the garden
or HAPPY childhood grew
II thou art one with whom played when life
was IN its spring,
Thou art welcome thus to oall me az the robin
is to sing.
Together to the village school
We went for many day;
Together on the Belf-s same stool
Perhaps we've whiled away
The hours, when "the masters" eve was
wandering elsewhere;
Then call me by Christian name, Just as you
did when there.
The wanderer returning home
From some far-distant strand,
Treads an1iously the pathways
OF hiAsnwn loved native land.
He sees but Strangers, till o voice falls nweetly
on his ear:
Il q hears his name, hen nonis .Ssi: ec-ce
friend Of youth is near.
Then call me by my Christian name;.
Whatever be my lot,
would not that the cherished sound
Should ever be forgot;
In memory's magic numbers 1t strikes tine
sweetest key;
Then call me by my Christian name. 'tis music
still to me. ''i
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Tie Train will return from Belton to Ander..
son on Mon ,Mondsy and Fridayy ayy, mornings.
=, ag Papers publishing by agreement with
the Company will copy. Jan 16
charlotte. Columbia and Augusta &. &.
k@m Egses'Ieea - -
ENERAL FREIGHT & TICKET OFFICE,
va COLUMBIA, =. c.. December %, 1859.
TIVE following Passenger Schedule will 90
IL INTO effect ON this Road on and after SUN
DAY next, 26th instant:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at............ at. 400 a. m.
" Columbia, &. c., at. ... $40 q. m.
% >%innsboro, at = IL 40 a. M.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. Co... 49,. 420 D. m :.
Making CLOSE connections with Trains of
North Carolina Road for all pointa North aud
East.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte. N. c., at......... 10 80 a. M.
- Che~ter, at = 1.25 p. nj.
Winnshn,". at-.- .257 D. NJ.
Columbia, =. g., At 49,. 5.07 p. III.
Arriv' at AnEnt ta... ............ 8 so y. III
Mskin. c!' ~ r"ni, ciiuns with Iis,ns Cf
Central AMI GculEin Railroads for Savannah,
ana all points III Florida Macon. Columbus,
Mohtg"m"i,. Mobile New Orleans. tclna,
Chattanooga. M.mphia. Aa,I,yiilr, Louisville
Clnrlnhaii 81 l.. mls un,, all Loints suuih uni
West.
,, Palace S,,ping Cars on all Night Trains
In'"uSn Iicktts shi'i, aiti baggage che chtd To
all 'iii!clpal p"irta.
eS- PnsschHris by this route oolSa NORTH,
have choice II THREE pItFtRIST RouTls
g. BONKNIGHT. SUI Ierinte endtnt.
X. DonsEY. General Freight and Ticket
agent: Dec25
South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENEEAL BUTTS OFFICE. 81 PIT. is, 1862
EI esA EG Csaaa,as THEfollowinR sche-
sa1k Saas16 16R gdsazeg.sr 'lule for 'PgssPngs,a>
Trains will be Obstrvfd d from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. ~
Leaving Columbia at. T. at * X
Arriving ~ Colambia . 81:
EIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN s.
Leaving Columbia at - -
Arriving ut Columbia at. +
~ THE CAMDEN TRAIN
Will continue to run the followinp
TnI-wRRKLY = <'z
tMondayy Wednesdays and = =
Arrive Columbia II 90 a. M. Z s ~ -
DAILY (suNDAys ExcENSo - - Z 8: =
Leave Camden 6. .35 am. Ar KinS &
I've hinRville g. Is .. m. Ar Cauoi
Sept 16 HI-pEA ..s9' z< =
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LIVER
DR.. SIMMONS LIVEE

~s' 1N1H n1ONC Ia Hn NGUUIAIUh.
A preparation of roots aud hel bs. warranted
to be strictly vegetable, aud can do no injury
to any one.
1t has bevn used by hundreds, and known
Tor tho last thirty-tve years as ono OF the n,ost
reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations
ever off.rod to the suffering. II taken regu.
lariy and persistently, it is sure to cure !"
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costiveness,
sick headache, chronic diarrhea, affections of
the bladder, camp dysentery affections az III.
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Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, January 10, 1870.
The following Sections or the "Ordinance
concerning Streets, Pavements and Shade
Trees" are published for general information:
SEC. l3. BE il f'mrthPr ordained, That it shall
not be lawful to drive any way gon, cart, or
other carriage, or to ride or lead any horse
across or upon any open brick drain, within
the corporate limits OF the city of Columbia:
except ut the bridges or other places provided
for crossing said drains. under Il ponalty not
exceeding twenty dollars f"r each and every
offence"
SEC II. BE il ftrther or,iuined, That it shall
not be lawful to drive any wagon or other car
riage, or to ride or lead any horse or mulo, or
suffer them TO stand upon any pavement, ex.
cept in cases of absolute necessity; and any
psrson offending herein, shall be sub iset 10 a
dollars.
by order oi the City Council
Jan III q j. s. MCMAHON, City Clerk
Hams Hams!
NJ EW Sugar-curCd Hams and Bacon Strips
~ just II c'ivc,i and Tor sale low hv
NOV ~ j. i II. L. AGNEW
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Regulator.

purity Of the blood, melancholy, or depression
OK spirits, heartburn. collie, or pains in the
bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague,
droPsv, boils, pair in back and limbs, asthma,
orysipelas, female affections, and bilious dis
cases generally. Price 81; by mail. s1.25.
prepared only by ]. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
m Druggists. Macon, Ga.
The following highly respectable persons can
iully attest to the virtues of this valuable med.
cine. and to whom we most respectfully refer:
Gen. w. &: Holt, President s. W. r. Il. Com
pany; Rey; r. Fielder, Perry, Ga; Col. E. K.
Sparks, Albany, Ga; Geo. j, Lunsford, Eaa.,
Conductor y. W. Il. r.; G. Masterson, Esa.,
sheriff Bibb County; J. A. Butts, Bainbridge,
Ca; Dykes Il Sparhawk, Editors F7o,idian,
Tallahassee; Rev. j. W. Burke, Macon, G4.;
Virgil Powers, Erq., superintendent Il. W. r.
T.; DAME Bullard, Billiards. station, Macon
X brunswick r. H.. Twegs County, Ga Gren.
willie Wood, Woods Factory. Macon, Ga; Rev
\: F. Eastcrling. r. T.. Florida Conference:
Maj"r f. Wo' o'lry. Kingston, Ga Editor
Macon 1'lr1r"ph. aud John Ingall-. formerly
nf Columbia, :. &.
For sain b. ul druggists. July 13 t9mo
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Laurens Railroad.--Na,1

sfhi VttU- NEW
SEHH8Eq MAIL Trains on tbi
:, 5,e6s return came day, to
up ana down Trains on GreenviJ
Dia hnilroad, at Helena; ieavinJ
a. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays AZ
ana leaving Helena at !. SOP MI
July 8 j. 3. BOWERS sn1
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Spartanburp and Ur;.-1I

G s pa.ss,'a.r "M ""d i'tSf TtSiu..n .ns ~ 9
t5an6nrg c. n. op MondaAs. WeM N
Fridays. at 2 80 n, Ill.,, and nrri,d
hoo y. M, connecting with GA
eraih. Returning TUESDAYS. 1bnA =
saturdays, leave Aiston $50 m arJ
'ahpnfg 3.4O p. M, as per folIowinn
Mill. Do'ot Train. UpI1
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SIMMONS

Sometimes tho pain is in tho shoulder. and ia
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomanh J..
affected with loss Of appetite and sickness
bowels IN general costive, sometimes slternat.
hg with lax. The head is troubled with pain
and dull, heavy sensation, considerable l5ns ut
memory, accompanied with painful sersation
OF having left undone something which ought
10 nave been done. Often complaining of
weakness, debility, and low spirits. Some
times somo OF the above symptoms attend the
disease, and at other times very few of thano
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TUNHE proprictors take pleasure in annouIA
Il ing this elcg gantly- furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation OF guestH
The table will always be supplied with evorI
lelicacy OF tho season-both from the New
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
very respect, TO our patrons. FREE IUNCT
i the reicctory every day from | until 125
VIM. GORMAN,
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Kidneys, fever,
'nerv o II 8 d g u o
t:hills. disoases
tOf the skin. i'm
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta r. R

az ~ II Ss:.ae E74l,EsszSsfsy EsSsSSz2SY ssY
SUPEkINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, \. G., January IS, 1870.
nN aud after TO-DAY, an Accom- mediation
~ Train will run az follows:
Leave Columbia .............. G15p m
Arrrivo at Augusta. $50 a. M
Leave Augusta. 4l5p. m.
Arrive at Columbia - 40 m
This Train connects with the Georgia day
Passengcr Trains at Augusta, and the Green.
vile Road at Columbia, each way
q. BOUkNIGIIT, Superintendent
jan ~ Il2t2mo
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, January IS. 1870.
tzse tse 1sl gaesA DAY, January nary 1s, she foI. fol-
lowing Schedule will be run daily, Sunday
eae,E excepted, connecting with Night Train on
south S carolina Road, up and down. and with
gusta Road going South:
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Exchange of Bonds

TO BE CONTINUED.
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out tho Liver 10 &c.
nerally the organ
most tinvolved;c cure
Iflo tit
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cadence.
Beautiful" murmered Juliet.
He took her hand, and bhe little thing
trembled and huttered at his touch. like
n captured bird.
"Look at me. julie" he whispered,
bending down to her. "look Mt me, and
let me drink delicious draughts of love
from your lustrous eyes,
Sne raised shy glance to his face.
Taking detour from the main walk, Mr..
ION Oppenheim led his companion down
SSe Of the quiet, lovely walks, under
neath the arohed grove. And there he
,pured forth, in eloquent language. the
ale OF his love. Eloquent, because true;
Glowing words, which only u man of so
Imaginative and ideal temperament
oould truthfully utter; which only man
Who loved as he did, with wild, roman
to passion, could sincerely feel. Juliet
was prepared for it now-during these
simmer days he had told his love in a
housand ways---he had breathed it to
her in song, in look, in ON unmistakable
language she could not fail to under
stand. They talked for some time-at
ssAa.St Mr.. Won Oppenheim did, for Juliet
Vas extremely quiet. and said very little
With her tongue.
And newr Julie, said the. profeasor,
You plight me your trotb, under this
bright moon. and promise faithfully to
iove me, as will love you, not only
through all time. but for eternity?"
Yea. she whispered. olinging to him.
and when you finish school. you will
iet me claim you for my little wife?"
r,Yes-if my father will consent"
They were now seated in the orange
power, covered with its fragrant honey.
anokles and rose vines. At Juliet's last
Serds, Mr. Won Oppenheim dropped her
hand and Quilted her side.
You do not love mel' he exclaimed,
passionately.
You cannot doubt it," she replied
you know love you, but how could /
marry you against my fathers wishes?"
Then you will never marry me ut all, "
he said, 'for your father will never con.
sent, aud I say again, you do not love
me-not at least as love you. There
would be no renunoiation, Julie, however
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

The Judge of Probnte.-The Probate
Office in this county is at the present time vaca-
ted, Judge PHELrs having cleared out, bag and
baggage for Bowling Green where he la not and
will not have authority to act. It Is reported
that his action has been promised on the theory
Of becoming political or local martyr. Mar
tyrdom is all we'll enough in its way, but when
the farce is badly played the individual becomes
more ludicrous than the braying ass when COW
sred with the skin Of a liou. 10 such case as
the act OF buffoon, Il exci;es hiiarity, but wheH
the operator is public fsnctaOaLry exercising
ilgh judicial powers. attempts in that has are
reproAch to the bench and buhesque on JUS
tice.
The people Of Wood county can have no pos
siOle objection to the Jddges claim to martyr
dom, and he is welcome to all the political
capital that is to be obtained by that act.
Wheuhowever,he obs,ruets the process Of business
in his Office by stupid pertnacity. and presumes
10 put at defiance superior judicial authority
to which he has SsOrn to defer, the position oe-
euped by him, is in violation of law, and as
such will receive its just punishment.
II he desires a fine aud imprisonment BY pur-
suing policy indicated by his statement Of
SI1l do as Cd d--n please" the law o.
thi State will certainly reach him. The man who
thus d,sregards law aud order is out a sorry
subject to occupy the seat ofjudgcment, and can
comma and but little respect from an intelligent
community.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

TASTE AND DTscRETIoS'S WORTHY CKaIoE.
The Pbrcnoiogie0i JoWrndl Get the February
number, which contains biographical and crit
icai sketches of q .orge Washington. Conlncius
the Chinese sage, Father" lIyacinthe, J. Twin
NJ. Stanton, Clark II. Ioomis, Victor VI. Rice,
Charles labbags the inventor mathematician,
Hon J. Coogan; with porlr' its, Besides. What
Can Do Best; or, Man and his Tmlls; Ny Bretl-
thcrs Keeper, an Address by Yicc. PresiicRt
C"lfax; The Bal"udos a Singular African Tribe
five illustrations; brain Waves, or, an lncidcsE
in the Life Of DR.. Wayland; Public Cheats, Tb,
"BueS," The Rich aud the Poor, A Peirlfied
Forest, The Turning Point illustrated, Spectrum
Analysis, Legal Education, Catarrh Cause and
Cure, Appetite Sensualism, Theory OF the
AURORA Borealis. Terms, So 90 year. 30 ccrs
Il number. 5. Il. WELLS, Editor. New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

One of the few really successful enterprises
Of the day is GEO. A. PLUMMER & cos
One Dollar Sale. Their system offers a greater
opportunity for the purchase Of the IhOussHs and
one useful articles, at price that comes Wiphin
the reach OF all classes than any other.
II is a well understood fact that certain classes
Of goods paw the dealer a very large percentage
Of profit. This appears almost necessary, es-
pecialy in Fancy Goods Jewelry, Silver plated
Ware, &C., Of which dealer dues not sell swRi-
cent Of anyo one article to make ii an object of
trade, and is Obliged to purchase in small quaN-
titles; and when the goods are sold by three ct
four different classes of merchants, aud each
charge very large profit, the price becomes
double the.original cost of manufacture befvTe
reaching the hauds of the people.
1t is in such goods Geo. A. Plummer 4 Co.,
40 HanOver Street, Boston, deal most extensive
ly. Their sales are so immense they make each
article a specially, often buying all manufaG-
tuFer can produce. Their system gives uniyer-
sal satisfaction. Read their advertisement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

Ice.-Our renowned Ice man, J. u. WEsB
having secured n fine crop of the needCul, Gun
sisting of 500 tons Of ice. BY which tn supply
the Perrysburgers with the staple for ice crcN IN
This coming summer, Is now actively engaged
in cJterns for the Cincinnati el'icurcs also. lie
has contracted with parties in that city to sup
pv them with lj0 ctr lnals Of ice, and is now
actively engaged with large force Of men and
cf teams in shipping the article on the Dayton i
Michigan Railroad.
The ice il from the Hydraulic Reservoir. clear
as CRYSTAL and will be sure to prove satisfac-
tlry to those using it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

Personn's.--IANEsW W. Ross, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Ohio State Board OF Agriculture, LEFT
Perryshurg for Columbus on Monday to attend
a meeting Of the Board, whose duty it will be to
locate the State Fair for the two years ensuing.
We learn that GEORGE WILLIAMS, Esq, Of
Bowling Green has removed from that place to
Columbus to engage in a manufacturing enter
prise. Mr.. W. has long been identified with tho
farming AM political interests OF Wood county,
always exhibiting the characteristics of an hon
orable man AMI worthy citizen. We wish him
the highest measure Of success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-11

The New, Hardware Store II will be
seen by reference to our columns that Car. n.
Brown makes fine showing therein. We desire
to inform our readers that the business done is
III acc prdance with the advertisement, in fact,
BRowS's Hardware Store is becoming nrto rious
for It's choice display of Gnods, aud the ow price
at which they are sold.
Although established less than two years,
Car has more than doubled his general stock
and business capacity, which has beeW demand
ed BY tho growing character Of his trade Aad the
requirements of his customers.
Mechanics tools and shcif hardware are his
choice specialties, hat he also keeps on hand a
'sns variety Of the Troy Stoves, tin ware and
Saddlery Hardware sf all descriptions.
His motto is one that always speaks eloquent
lyi"Small profits and quick returns" )" and which,
with lis business capacity, is euro to win. If
readers doubt our worl let them call on Car,
and a personal examination will confirm our
statement,