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b. WELLINGTON Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real tstGte Agent


Auctioncpr and Real k.st4te Agent.
TGT AND FRAMED DWELLING,
&c. Us;TuF WEST LINE uF r. = O. OK,
KETW ;ssS Gay AND LEACH STIR ELS.
rFhIi TO ETIKER'S PARK FOR SALE AT
AUCTION At the request of MIR. john HIckt' e.
sh II sell 1T auction. "a lic p emise IN W E,;-
hkS..aT. tie eth Nurcn bar, 1879. 4! o clock L.
~ tic Lot lcc.l.d rs above, 81 by lCo 'ett hav-
Ing thereon . DIV YELLING, with Il ur rooms,
kitcht OF tw1 rooms, stable, WILL Of water, &c.
TERMS: At sale, W. e. .D!.lN,
no- Auctnnncr
A UCTION SALE.-I will sell ut auction.
n on WEDNESDAY sIh yelnner. commence
Ing ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Al Hardrn's ann, Charles
city County. situated abont eighteen miles below
the city Of Richmond, ou lha River rnad n portion
of the personal pro, cyty belonging 70 The estate
o; thu late David Walker uaXall. Amongst tie
articles 10 he offered are
COWS, CALVES,
IuUHG OXEN,
! BLB0n-U BILL,
SHEEP, II LES,
Hugs, PIGS,
A FuUR-uOE-E WAGON.
PLOW>. TN, THY HAY,
TARFSHEt OATS,
HOUSE FURHITUEE, SC.
TERMS VIII be made known on d,v IF sale.
IHILIn HAXALL,
no 3-tda Executor.
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Nv $. C. Tardy & Co.. Auctioueers.

rARGO SALE OF SALT AT AUCTION
RS
Z. G. TARDY & CO., AUCTs.
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BY Lee Il Goddtn,
AnctioncerE and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1913 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. IN HENklCD
COUNTY, NEAE EARWOOD'S GROVE. AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed of trust BEARING
date @ISt day Of February, 1862 eXecaIed by iiaL-
lett Loland to JOHN X. allen As trustee lhavinS
been substituted trustee for John K. Allen by
order of the Circuit Court Of Henrlc" county on
thu "a day Of October, ls70) duly recorded In the
Office OF the clerk of Henrico County Court, sud
By request Of the bench larry secured therein, l
Will proceed 10 sell 1T public auction. on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day Of Mo-
vember 1870, that valuable TRACT OF LAND.
with improvements thereon, the late residence OF
DR.. Hazlett Loiiand, situated i short distance
beyond the city OF Richmond, and near The Me-
chanicsviIle turnpike. containing about2l ACkES,
upon which ls a comfortable dwelling and usual
out-houses for the OF the place, winch has been
for We past successfully cultivated rs 4 market
garden, said land being bounded as follows : TN
the south by the lanai Of %oalter's heirs the
cast by th1s- of the estates of Edmund X. Creu-
shaw, II. j. Smith, aud Jalaes Talley: north b.
the land OF - Burton; and on the west Dy that OF
- Stanard and the said Hazett Lottiaud. The
land viii lie sold whole or divided, Us may be
thought best ut the time of sale.
TERMS One-third cash balance In one. two,
and three years Tor negotiable notes. with interest
added Ct SIX per cent. per amt from day uf sale
ana secured by deed OF trust ou the property.
JAMES FILE SASTS,
Jl-tIS Substituted
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T1IRE, MARINE, AND

OFFICE No. ITO, MAIN SIRE
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ID Hill ADELPHIA, RICH sSss
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
E6K;,I,sseamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
:. SkEEN, composing this line, will leave Phila-
and Riclnn ond every MONDAY and tn uRSD.
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
days. cheaper than BY any other route, for all
parts of Pennsylvania ana New jersey slso for
New Orleans ria s0uthern VI all Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate ra:es.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals aud
stateroonn, s.
w. p. PORTER, Agent
No. 2a25 Dock street. Richmond.
VIM. Z. CLYDE CO., Agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
ses No. ~ South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
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C9HEECTEONERAEs.

OOO BROAD STREET.
Taos. JACKSON has removed from Main and
81 10 the building corner Of Broad and 2d streets
where he has opened new, full and C m pe.c as-
sortment of COSFtCTIDNERIES
Having all eappurtenances TOR manufacturing
cand es and fancy cake baking he respectfully So
nCits the patronage OF the public. oc 2!--srI
I'IRST OF THE SEASON.-NEW CROP
4 MALAGA tAtSINS, GRAPES, FIGS, ETC.
100 boxes layer ka!s!us, IN whole, hail. aud quar-
&c. boxes; 100 Grutas new SMYRNA Sigs-a 1. aud
IL droms 10 kegs Malaga Cranes; 10 frais new
Arabian Dates just received For sale by
LOUIS j. BpSSlErX
oc 1a-Sri Five-st0ry Building IIl2 Main -
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LOUIS MCLANE, late Pres't Wells, Fargo
& Co.:
FRkDkKICK BILLIEGs.
4. A. Low. \. \. tow & Brothers
SETH 4. HUNT. Hunt IIilin 2raot & Co.;
now ARD POTTER, Hr6Wn Brothers CO..
JANE: Les :. Lees Il WaliIr,
GEDRCrg urDTkE. Crorga Cpdyke 4 Co.;
JESSE SELj& .'AN, J. ". s"hginan Co.,
j. G.. KELLOGG.
MOSES Fills. Boston.
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TOHN W. WYATT, .......
- GENERAL SHIPPING
AND CoMsnssION MERCHANT,
No. GOyERNoE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OEFICK Box IS.
FOB LIVERPOOL AND 4Gea
IMAM LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, HAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYA
ppasls tn aet hEhs on f FayaSis in Currency
To London. 50 To London ........-... IS
Tcfefs SOLD to and t % TO Paris. 80
LIE ConIinent " moderate rates.
ofaces. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, -
W Rroadway New York: or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent. Richmond, va.
FOB NEW YoRK. ass,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &EGER
COMPANY.
Tbs splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA; N1AGAR .LBE.
Norfolk, City Point and Richinond, every TUES
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At 3 O'Clock
= a. Leave Ricb,conG every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, aud SUNDAY, =. high tide
These ships are entirely new. They nave elegant
saloons and Jtaterooms. The fare accommodas
nopa, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
santaern and European ports.
rss or DIV Psg GEM, q shs otcesS 81 shis
For further information apply TO 49, ..ss,
myG No. Governor etrse:.
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rE II. Hell MBOLD'S

= ~
u T.. MBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
- or
BUCHU!
THE GREAT DIuRETiC.
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rNsURAscE ceMPAsIEs.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

,usures On the ordinary Life Plan, Ten PaymeE::
life Plan on the Endowment pan, from sto ~
niTiderd dis large. and declared each year; nm ooo
Capital ,oic -. iIansei by The war
NAV he reinstated, II In health, upon noefai
Agents wanted in every part Of tne stan.
lib street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-01

Whittemore, of South Carolina, who was ex-
pelled from the House for dckering IN ,detshps,
returned with his credentials last week. The
members of the House did themselves credit by
promptly refusing him a seat in that body, and
sending his credentials back to tue Governor OF
his State.
The Legislature of this State having made
provisions for the establishment Of Central
Lunatic Asylum near Columbus, the trustees
propose Ia lay the cornerstone ON the 4th of
July and have united with the Grand Lodge Oi
Ohio Masnnicl in request tn Judge Storer to
deliver an address on the occasion.
The retirement of ttnrney General HoAR
from President GRANTS Cabinet, will not occa-
sion much regret, he being the only unpopular
member OF that body ; besides il was not fair tn
have Massachusetts, represented by two mem
bers while the entire South remained unrepre-
sented.
AMOS T. AcKERMAS. Of Georgia, has been aps
pointed to Fl ! the vacancy. lie is a native of
New Hampshire, but for the past thirty years
has been resident of Georgia. He is Repub-
lican of Wing antecedents, and row holds the
position OF e. S. District Attorney Tor the State
ul Georgia.
The rise in the price of wheat in the pl inciple
grain ports on the lakes, is a Noticeable feature
Of the times. The rise at Milwaukee was 23c
in two weeks, and on the 9Th inst. the price was
40c above the prices of last winter and spring.
There is a triple reason fnr this The cable an
nounced an alliance between Egypt and Rus a
against Turkey. Ii war should ensue, sources
OF grain supply would be closed. The cable al
81 announced that the French government werc
buying grain in the English m Irket. Besid &
these inhueces, the wea her, In some parts Vi the
grain districts, has not beeI propitious.
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ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Jane F. King g. husband,
VS.. Court OF Com
Thomas Thompson, Jr.. et al mon Pleas OF
Consolidated with Marion County,
Thomas Thompson Ohio.
Iane T. King. ct al

Jane F. King, ct al
BY virtue Of an order OF sale in partition is
sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of MARI
on County, Ohio, in the above named case and
To ME directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House in Marion, Ohio,Ln
Tuesday, July IL, A. D. 1870.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, situated in the county of Marion and
State Of Ohio, tu-wit: Being the southeast cor
uer of the west half Of the southwest quarter of
section No 81, Up. No. 4, 5. II. No. II, contain
ing acre. And the south part Of the east 4
of the sw 4 nf said section No. 2l, containing
3s acres, together 80 acres, appraised subject to
said dover estate of said Eliza Thompson, at
$3.50 90, and the same will be sold subject to
said dover estate. Also the north part Of the
Il Of the NV 4 Of section No. 2S, Tp; and
range aforesaid, containing 80 acres; and be-
ginning at the northeast corner ofthe W 4 ofthe
NV "A Of said section No. 2S thence nth with
the lot line IL chains thence west parallel with
the north line Of said lot S6-l00 chains thence
north parallel with the east line OF the lot IA
chains to the north line of said sectlou thence
east with said section line to the beginning con.
tanning ii acres, together containing Al acres;
appraised subject ~ said dnwer estate at $500
aud the same will be sold subject to said dover
estate. Also the u of the ne u Of section No.
20, To No. 4 s Of r No. IA Containing so acres
and will be sold free of fdower. Also the " 4 Of
the NV 4 of section No. %. TIP and range afore-
said except the ii acres thereof above described
assigned a. dower to the said Eliza Thrmrsnp
and being 66ss acres, appraised at 1865 0c
and will be suld free Of said dover estate. Ais,
the north hall ef the west half Of the south we 81
quarter of said section No. 2s. containing 4C
acres. and appraised at 81 400 90, and will be
sold free OF dover.
Also the fn lowing described real estate situ-
ated in the county of Wood in the State of Ohio
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of tie Sc X q
section No. rs, Tp No. g. north of range No. 8
east, containining 40 acres more or less, anc
! appraised free from said dover estate of saiC
Eliza Thompson at $500 90, and the same viii
| be sold free Of dower.
Terms of sale, q cash in hand. Is in one yea
and u IN two years from date of sale, deferred
| payments to bear interest and be secured b.
mortgage upon premises snld.
| II. H. CUNNINGHAM, Sheriff.
GOODMAN t. DAVIS, Attorneys
for Thomas Thompson, ct al
Marion, Ohio, June s. 1870. 7e$2l
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ZelI's Popular Encyclopedia aud
Universal dictionary.

Among the most noticeable and important cap
tions in this work lately, are Japan aud the Jap.
anese, with several apt and well executed illus
trations; biographical sketches and portraits Of
Andrew Jackson, Stonewall Jackson, Thomas
jefferson, Andre y johnson, and others of late
distinction. We should like to quote some of
these sketches to show the impartial character
of the work in treating all parties in religion or
politics. 1t is alike valuable and cheap. Send
ten cents for specimen.
7. ELw0OD ZELL,
II < 10 s. Sixth-street, Philadelphia.
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An exchange informs US that if dogs head
is held for three quarters of an hour under wa
ter he will never die of hvdrnphobia, even il
bitten by a mad dog. In consideration Of the
fact that the cheated term," in which mad dogs
are not an unusual accompaniment, we com
mend the above remedy to those of our citizens
who are overblrssed with worthless ours. Tie
experiment is a dangerous one after the dog b.
comes rabid.
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

cORREcTErwEEKLYB T.R MILLER Goo.l
PERRYsBUR0, June 80, 1870.
FLoUR-6 75@8 rs 7P barrel,
GRAIN Ear Corn ll5e #lO0 lbs. Oats so
@55ei Rye 80 Wheat O04 l GOV bushel.
Shelled Corn S0@ s5e.
BurTER- 2O@25c y 10 Eggs, lsG2Os Vdos.
LARD -22025c W h.
POr rATOEs--100@Oc W bushel.
SALT-2 SO W barrel.
W0oL-30@40c q n.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 7asc
do calf, l4ei do saltsd cured, I4@l5ej do dry
2oM25e.
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Administrator's Sale.

ITO Awrenee Rud, ,,h. and Peter Ru loir, land
Il Margaret Rudolph and the unknown heirs
and legal representatives. of John Rudolph who
are heirs al law Of Conrad Rudolph, late Of Wood
county. Ohio, now deceased, and who are resi-
dents Of Europe.
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day OF
June, 1870, !, as administrator Of the estate Of
Conrad Rudolph, dec as,d, fled a:pettion in the
PrObate Court OF Wood county, Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate Of said decedent is insult
fcient TO pay his debts and the charges of ad-
ministering said estate that he died seized ofthc
following real estate to-wit: el< ~ sN swL
sectun No. 20, township No. 7, n r IL east, being
20 acres Of land more or less in Wood county %.
The prayer ofsaid petition is for an order au-
thorizing me to sell said premises for the pay
ment Of the deots Of decedent and charges Of
administration.
Said petition will be for hearing on Friday the
9Th day of July, A. ID. 1870, at 2 O'clock P. NJ.
or as soon thereafter as counsel NAV be heard.
JEROME McCUTCHEN Adm'r.
TYLER, EBERLY & LoSo, Pitts AH'ys.
June 7, 1879. 8d$6
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Ed JouRNAL: Please announce the name
Of A. r. PATTERSON, Of Center Township. as a
Candidate for C. unity Treasurer. subject tn the
decision of the Republican County Convention.
Prior to removing To Wood county some years
ago, Mr. PATTERSON served FIVE years in the
Auditors aud two years in the Treasur's office
in Williams county, and is highly recommen-
ded by those who know him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-01

The 4th in Perr,sburg.-The Oath of
June. has exhausted, to some extent, the patriot
ism of our citizens, consequently there will be no
general celebration here on next Monday.
The two Sangerbunds have posted bills an
nouncing interesting proceedings on that day and
night. Dancing during the day, will be the or
der at Bader's Hall, with a Banquet and Ball
during the evening.
The old Sengerbund proposes to celebrate the
evening by giving an interesting concert, after
which the drawing Of their fne Rosewood Piano
will take place, followed BY dancing during the
remainder of the night. One dollar admits to
concert and ball and gives the holder one chance
of drawing the Piano.
A match game of base ball will also take place
in the afternoeu, on the grounds formerly used
by the Bowling Green and Fort Meigs Clubs,
between the lst nine of the Invicible Club of To-
ledo. aud picked nine from Perrysburg.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
~ The Board of School Examiners for Wood
county, Ohio. will meet for the examination OF
teachers f"r the county, on the first Friday OF
each month at Bowling Green, Wood county, o.
No private examinations.
All communications with the Board should be
addressed to the undersigned at Weston, Wood
county, Ohio.
DUDLEY A. AVERY,
Clerk Of the Board of Examiners.
Weston, May 10, 1870.
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Thesucc sswhic hastttsnded the practice Of
theundersigned In the treatment diseases com.
Ing under the above head, is suicient qua ra ntee
that what heun dertsl es he erforms and in evsrv
case effects Tadicaicure.
Private Roomsare provided where consultations
ca be procured In tho strictest confidence.
Genera ONCE over Nos 34and 36Monroe. street,
rstrOom to the right at the top Of the stairway.
All letters containing a remittance o. po ST. &c.
stamp promptly answered.
Once hours from TOTO 4. and from too.
Call on or address r. II. TYMPANY. NJ D..
8EG Toledo, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard sanitary Ala Association.

For the Relief and Cure Of the Errng and I'M
fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Philanthrpy
Essay ON rHE ERRORs OF YOUTH. AND THE
FoLLJEs oF AGE, In relation 10 MARRIAGE and
BocILL Evils. with sanitary aid for the afflicted.
Sent cree, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Boz =. PhilAdslphis, Pa.
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PROGRAMME.

Authenticate the Song Of Jubilee.
PrayeT-Rev. q. A. Adams.
mpses--Gertrule NJ. Hitchcock
Music Bea utiful Hills.
mposition-Closing Doors-Mary E Beach.
Music-l Stand on Memnry's Golden Shore.
Comp losiLiou-Unfnished Work--Ada E. Hitch.
cock.
Address to the School-Rev. @. A. Adams.
Presentation Of Diplomas
Music-Dear Friends We must Bid Farewell.
Remarks BY Superintendent.
Anthem-And God shall Wipe away all Tears
Exercises to commence at So O'clock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-01

Two Little Boys Drowned.-Ou Friday
last, about the hour the Cora Lick was leaving
the dock for Toledo. with her precious freight
of Veterans. two little bows, JACoB WIDNER'
aged l3, and FRANK WINTzLER, aged years,
were struggling for life in the river about half
mile below. We are informed that they had
went in bathing, and had climbed on raft near
shore where they were playing. The larger
pushed the small hoy into the river, in play full
mood, but seeing him struggling and likely to
drown, jumped in to save him. The grass was
very thick, and with the little fellow clinging to
him, both were drowned. Other boys were near
by who gave the alarm and a number of our cit
liens were soon on the ground when search was
instituted. IRA KNOLL soon found the bodies
and brought them ashore, when Mr.. J. W. Ross
htched up his carriage and took the lifeless
forms to their bereaved parents,
They were buried at O'Clock on Saturday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Notice 10 Contractora-Joho YeaRer.

"A Kansas town has an anti-Marriage socie-
ty. No one Is eligible who has not been Tilted
hree times.
In behalfof the soldiers tive return thanks
to Mr.. FRANK WIETzLER, for the use cfthe Sen
gerbund flag, used by them on last Friday.
Iii has been said that there is no one so hap
py as a maiden iu her teens. We have seen
many soldiers who were fully IS happy in their
canteens.
The Reroiution settles the dish-washing
question by quoting from II. Kings, xxi, 49,;
Il will wipe Jerusalem o' a man wipeth dish
wiping it aud turning it upside down"
We give this week large amount Of our
space to the proceedings Of last Friday, the
fullest account yet published of the reception
given the Veterans Of 1872.
"A voice comes from Washington Territory
saying. "Send us wives" Chicago can furn-
ish them with any amount Of the material, sec
ond hand. And thousands Of unhappy benedlcts
respond. "Take ours"
Considerable interest is being created over
the races which take place tomorrow at PARKS
Fort Meigs Course. The greatest interest Is
centeied in an animal from Bowling Green aud
one owned by Mr.. PARKS.
The heat all over the country seems to be
intense. Sunstrokes are reported in large num-
bers from various directions. On Tuesday the
thermometer IN the shade stood at 100 in Phil
adelphia 99e in Cincinnati 9se in Dayton,
and W . in New York. 1t has ranged from 81 ,
to 100 in the shade in this place for the past
ten days.
1t is said that "modest merit always seeks
the shade" Taking this as our text, we are
prepared to speak volumes of praise iii it was
not so hot) in behalf of this community in which
we live. Considering the iuclemency of the
weather, however, we will condeuce it TO few
words, by saying we have the modestest and
meritoriousest people on the face Of the globe.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTACHMENT NOTICE
,xrCuron,s NOTICE.

The undersigned has be,n duly appointed
and qualI6ed NJ Executor on the estate NJ Elijah
W. .Boyce, late Of Wood cuuhty, Ohio, deceased
A. G. y. B0YCE.
June 16, A. D. 1870. so#
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ExEcurRIx NoTICE.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Exeeniix on the estate OF Jacob
White, late Of woud county, deceased.
ELIZABETH WHITE.
June Is, A. d. 1870. sc#
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Fruit Jars!
Fruit Jars !
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Selcsealers, Wax aud Stone Fruit Jars, Alsc
Sealing Wax at L. ID. POWERS L co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.


EXCELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HAVING removed to nv New Brick Store,
Il and possessing increased facilities for do
ing busine IS, would respectfully invite the at
tention OF my numerous old patrons, and the
citizens OF Perrysburg and vicinity, in general
to the fact that J shall keep on hand at ali
times Large aud Choice Assortment of
all classes of Goods in my line of business.
Ladies, Gents and Chilaren's Boots and Shoes,
OF nv own make. and also of Eastern manufac-
ture, OF the best quality, will be offered at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES,
SO that the smallest mount Of Cash will secure
to all my customers pair of Good Under
standings!
My stock comprises in part the following
classes of Goods:
Mems Calf, Kin
aud Rubber Boots
Boys and Youths
Calf and Kip Boots,
OF all sizes aud STYLES;
Women and Misses
Calf Balmorals:
Fancy Kid and
Morocco BalmOrals
all styles and sizes;
Arctic, Field and
Rubber 0ver-Shoes,
for Men and Women;
Slippers Of all styles
Children's Fancy Shoes,
Of all cnlors and sizes;
In fact. every style
and variety that
can be found in
any First-elass
Boot and Shoe Store,
in this or any
other section of
the country.
Leather and Findings.
A select assortment always kept on hand TO,
the supply of the trade
REPAIRING neatly done, and all Order.
promptly filed upon the shortest notice.
share of public patronage solicited.
| s5S- Rem mher he new Boot and Shoe Store
IN the Exeelsi0r Block" Perrvshurg. o.
35z1 JOHN EBERLY.
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Activity OF the Staye Trade.--The sew.
eral branches of the stave trade in Perrysourg
are all pushing ahead and promises to make the
season one of financial success
The Steam Stave Factories Of McGooKr &
MOORE, and that of'the STEVENS Company are
doing a large business. Their daily expen-
ditures for labor, stave bolts, and other incden-
tai expenses, average about $500. The benefits
thus conferred on the working community, is
doing very much tn aid the clearing and i'm
proving OF the lands in this neghborhood, as
well as dvancing the general interests of the
own.
The large stave dealers are also prosecuting
an active bu siness. A. G. WILLIAMS 4 Bro.
report the purchase of $50 thousand at this point
and about 100 thousand at places on the l.. S.
4 s. NJ. aud d. 4 NJ. railroads, nearly 800 900
during the month Of June. Their expenditures
at Perrysburg alone for slaves during the week
ending June 25th, amounted TO 81 800.
On the goth ult. the schooner ". n. Chesholni,
consigned to G. BEACH, was loaded with $4,000
stages.
On the 24lh the scow Dolphin. cons igned to
F. Il. MILLER & Co.. was Ioaded with 20 900.