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MAUMEE CJTYHAT, CAP & FUR
' STORE.; . - .
ACKER & KANADY having removed to
their new Store ion Erie street one door
West of the old Post Office, give notice that
they have iust received an extensive and well
(elected assortment of Hats and Cans of every
variety and faahion, from 84 to 38, which they
offer for Cash only, at price varying from one
Hulling to eight dollars consisting or men :
Clip Beaver. Black and Drab Brush, Satin Bea
ver, Black and Drab Silk, Fur Wool andhip
and youths Satin Beaver, Black and Drab bilK,
i ur ana Wool and Ulup Hats, mens' uiotn ano
Cadet. vouth and Childrons' Cloth. Velvet
Plush, and Circassian Capa, all which they of
fer at New-York retail nrices. . ' '"'
As, they intend hereafter to manufacture
Hata and Caps, they would give notice to,
Country Merchants and Dealers, that they are
prepared to supply at wholesale, Hats and Caps,
both of their own and Eastern manufacture, on
as good terms as can be bought this sidu New
York. v"- -"v
Being desirous of disposing of tlioir remain
ing Slock of Goods, they offer them unusually
low for cash. '. They have just received a fresh
supply ofGrocsnes, consisting ot "leis, Bugar,
Coffee, Molasses, Lamp Oil, Ua. &c, Which
will be sold extremely low for cash.
Cash paid for shipping Furs. ,; ; 'V ';''".''
August 17, 1838. '-,-' :.".'.'.' !'. 20
8tor)igef Forwarding and ''.Commission
v.:: -. . ,
Jtferchanls.
-.' . . - NOTICE."
1TTATER.- PRIVILEGE FOR SALE.
. n The subscriber has a very convenient
Water privilege, suitable fur tho situation of a
f urnace, I orgs or other water works, it is
' situated on Swan Creek, three and a half miles
from Port Miami. 1 he water may be taken
from the subscribers mill pond, at a trifling
cost, and with pcrlect security from damage by
the freshets. In the distance of two or three
miles there are inexhaustible beds of Iroir ore
nf the first quality, and the country being very
level presents no obstruction - to the building
ot a road m any direction with, very little ex
pense. The ore lies in beds, near the top of
tho ground, and has been judged to bo of the
richness ol sixty per cent. Tho subscriber will
give great encouragement to any person or
persona who will undertake and carry on the
above business, and will take n interest jn the
works, or sell the situation. This improve
ment is greatly needed in this country, and
might lie made immediate and .immensely
pro h tabic. ',, -
For further particulars, inquire' of the sub
scriber in Miami city. ' Avtv,
DANIEL IIUBBELL. :
June Oth, 1038. 1 10 i
DISSOLUTION. - : ;
THE firm of Freeman &.N earing, at Prov
idence, Ohio, was by mutual consent, dis
nolved on the 2'Jd day nf July'last past. Im
mediate payment of all debts due to the firm
must he made to P. Nearing, who, is duly au
thorised to collect the fame. "V. . ":
IRA FREEMAN
P. NEARING.
The business heretofore carriod on by Free
man k Neuring, will be continued by the sub
scriber. , ', "J P. NEARINGr. ,"
V
DEALERS in Provisions, Lumber and Salt
.The undersigned have taken the Ware'
house, formerly occupied by Bingham & Fh '
rey, and haveinado such arrangements totran--sact
business in their lino, as must give satis-
faction to those wno may entrust, them with
their business..- r'!f:'i'v.5,:tj sv
: They are agents for the following trahspor
tat ion companies on the Erie and Ohio canals,
ana steamboats ana vessels on the Lake, viz:
f;,n.WT TraNSI'ORTATIOK Co. " -" .
Washington Link. ' ' r -j :y
Detroit Lime. V- hl ' '"'ir" j
i f ExWlBSS f TKLKGRAPIlLiNEs;'
'' V';, "'-' On the Ohio Canal, and
Trot fc Oswkoo Lms. ';',.
'" Some of the above Lines are deeply into;
ested in shipping controlled at the Foot of the
lMpuis, and running directly from Buffalo, and
intermedial ports to this point; thereby pre
senting greater facilities .for. the sure and
speedy conveyance of Western Goods, limn
any uiner jjines. ,: - ,v ; . . : .. .
Goods have reached this nort. transnnrtfwl hv
the above named Lines, in tight, dayt from
'i ' v 1 8 3 8 v n:ix 'fjh'r
JAMES WOLCOTT & CO.
"1- (f.v.v
,6
'"TV Contractors d Produce J)caie.ri. '
We shall keep constantly on hand all kind
of Produce and Provisions. . We have now in
otore and lor sale, , r , ..
r..,., -2w bbls. superfine Flour,
-.100 . ". Moss Pork, , v
100 .... " . Ouellog,
, ,50 , "-. Shoulders,7 . ' ,
, 20 j " Dried Apples, '
, ,.,10t " . Peaches,
svl .. BUU,. ",- Bait, ..
s.,t , v , weans,,. , .
,ii SO ' " , Whikey, ; "'-':. "
,,2000 bushels Oats, :' ; ' ' 's
, . .. 20 boxes 8 by 10 Ohio' Glass,'' ' - ' .".
. .so , " io by li . " '
.. ,.20 . " ; 7 by 9 ' . . - .
Also, a constant-eunnlv of new bnttor in
Firkins, all of which will bo sold as low, if
not lower, than can be had in the market for
Cash. ;.; . ,;: ,. ,. smith h. ca
; Maumee City, July 21, 1838. , -10 ..."
Providence, Aug. T8
2ltf,
TO riUNTEUS & MEliCIlANTS.
PRINTERS and Merchant can be sup
plied with paper of varioii kind, on ap
plicationto $ BALDWIN, it Co. t .
1 1 ' ; . Uppef Toledo.
JMGS taken in exchange for paper.
Kept. 23. , , .:,;' . . 85tf.. V
NOTICE.
A RARE chance for a bargain The sub.
XJL scribers, intending to make a change in
their business, will . sell their stock of Dry
Goods very cheap for Asn." " Call and try. .
Jan. 27,1838.. :r; -:m...
BENNETT; Si CAMPBELL, ,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, No. 3,
Law Buildings, Perrysburg,,.. - ., . j
Henry Bennett, J ,-, .,,.- ';'
Samuel B. Campbell. - ''" -44tf
STONE WARE.-.-"-'
A SUPERIOR assortment of StoneChurns,
Jr. Jars, Puts, Jugs, Stove Tubes, and Milk
rans, just received by ,- ' ' aa
May 17. BOYNTON fc GANNETT.
ARPENTER'S TOOLS--By ho set ,or
v singiefior sale by . -
June 9 - -W. IF1SWELL if CO.
MORE SHOES U-200O,- pairs. Shoos, al
kinds and sizes, received and for sale low
for cub,- by.-,.! , A. CARY4"
July 21. - .: v-iU;'. io
'"
STOVES! STOVES!!-Just J-eceived,.- a
lot of Cooking Itnd Parlor Stoves, by- -J "
julyso t . , . Cv. WILLIAMS b CO,..
LUMBER. A quantity :of . pine "Lumber
for sale at the Warehouse of
J. WOLCOTT & Co."'"
, "... - ; .j .1 " - .. .
READY MADE CLOTHING) Satinetts,
Broadcloths, ko., by r -
july,'2K : .t..iy:vcr6well.;;
MAU3IEE CITY HARDWARE
' STORE. " - ;
WWISWELL U. CO. respectfully' in-
form the inhabitants of this citv and
vicinity that they have arrived from New York
with, and are now opening at the Commer
cial Buildings, a large and general assortment of
naraware,iiouow-wart, tin-ware nnd Cutlery.
Their stpck,amongother articles, consists of the
following: Bar, band, and hoop Iron i . Eng-
sh blwr.er, American and cast Steel: Enrich.
Russia and American sheet Iron; trace, halter
and jack Chains: Blacksmiths' vices and anvilja.
shovels and tongs: scales: Sad and Tailnm'
irons; mill, cross-cut, slitting-waod, circular,
fret-hand, key-hole, back and compass Saws
patent and iron weights, sauce and frying panB,
leu-Keuies, augurs, Denows, neiiows-pipe, cra
dle and grass scythes, sand paper, coffee mills,
crow.barp, hammers, bitts and stocks, wire,
uross Kottiesj escutcneon, oitolK, knob, Ame
rican and brass Door-latches: sickles: dinner.
tea,and cow-bells, brushes, candlersticks, butts
and screws, cotnbK, brads, sparables, -tacks,
wrought and cut Nails, Locks and bolts of all
kinds and sizes: (assets and mola-eeB gatee;
Carpenters' lules, squares, bevels, 6c., hat and
cloak pins; powder flasks, percussion . locks,
pills and caps: comnasses: tin trunks. dIrrk
i i. : ; i : ' , , .
wuiuwiis, uairniana nurse lamps, dust pans:
ever pointed pencil cases; razor strops; sugar
nippers, spirit levels, bed and clothes cords;
snuffers and trays, German silver and iron ta
ble and tea-spoons; waiters; carriage wrench
es;1 steelyards, hoes, trowels, ; waffle-irons,
bench-screws, sheet lead, sheet-vcopper, cooking-stoves
and furniture, 'i,.;; . . , i;
CMrrv-B-TabIe and .Carving Knives' ind
Forks, steels, jack and Den knives ct asubarinr
quality,; broad axes, adze planes and ironR-
drawing knives, fleams.- scizzors. Rhnnr. nl
superfine razors, kc, together with many oth
er articles too numerous to mention.??. The ar
ticles have been selected with great care; and
can be afforded cheap for cash, ;The, public
are respectfully invited to call and examine
- Maumee City, June 5 1833. -, iotf
V FORWARD).) AD COMMISSION 1 .
Jlt the, JFare-htmie formerly ocenpitd iy)
I i.,ifyU Whit? f Kirtland,- .. '... ,
i Jdmes Wolcott, 1 maijmeb-cit' omo.'j.
' JameB Howe."-S ' ' S
nnHE Subscribers are 'agents for. the Tbl
4.'ivvuij ajuice),-vi; - .m .T- r:y
' ": THft 'NATIONAL', LlNE. Agent,. A. 'W,
Johnsohl'lOfi. Brond (itrnnt. New Ynrli. r
J. New York and Buffalo, and Uti6a7and
Buffalo Links. Agents, Hubbard fc Ellis,
foot of Broad street. New York.' "'. - "'
Osweoo Link, (via Oswego, and ; Welfand
anais,i!(enf, u. J. . y an . Dewator, vIOO
Broad street. New. York. ,Js.
Lakh and. Hiveb Line, (via Oswego. jind
Weiland Canals,) Agents, Isaao Fw Smith,
JohnO. Diqkoy, 119 Broad street, Nev York
;, iThe above are among the most efficient lines
engagod in Western transportation, and have
the best possible arrangements for forwarding
goous wun.sarety anu aespatcn, s-- ....
Merchants in Indiana and up the Maumee,
will insure prompt attention to their business,
by causing them to be marked to the care of
our House, at this place,- -when they make
their purchases at New i ork. .
; '" JAMES WOLCOTT, b CO.
Maumee City, April 28, 1.838;'-'., ;j i .50
JSAAO STETSON, -Attorney Coun ¬
sellor at Law,', will give punctual attend-
once io uie auties ol ins profession in Wood
county; nd will also attend to the Courts in
the counties. of Lucas,' Williams, Henry, and
Sandusky. Office in Law Buildings, No. 1-.
n 1. . fw . , . . . . !
' inarch 25 "i ' :A , !? 5. j- j
MARRlVf JO D A Sir SWinu : t
rTlHE subscriber is now receiving fc variety
-- unuiicy uimeiapie cry goods, oil or Which
re onerea auow prices lor cash. v
' ' f L-":- ' A. VAN VOORST. ,
;S WAfSHINGTON:' HOUSRvW 4
, . uu.i.u,i wuum grye notice, tnat ne
"a" Taken said house formerly -. occupied
by J.' W. 'Converse, on Canftl Sf ronf i,oM 1,0
willut dlltiineg be read v to Wait nnotl llihRA
whomay;please to eive hima call," ' V1'-
T -f'C'. 'CHARLES D; .FOSTER;;
. , -Maumee City, Jane 20, 1939. . ,
1TTARRANTEE DEKDSl '' .Mortem
f T Deeds, with ageneratassbrtmeut ,-pt
-usuces BianKs, tor salq ot tMa office.: V
B
E ANS ! A few barrels for sale. i ; A lsoj
1 dned AddIbb. hv . - - A cKw
July 21., . r la. :
BROWN nnd bleached Sheeting and Shirt
ing, from 8 to 25 cent, by' - ;
July il.V;; ATV. W. CROWEtL.t
1 JfiUORS.-A quantity .! of Liqaors, "eon
JLJ Bistmg of Jlrandy, Rum, 'and Gin, Ar
aale unusually Ip w for Cash, nt the Warehouse
or ; j A MISS WOLCOTT, & Co,
maumee, ;3iay ,J7, 1 83S. .-,; 69tf
BEDSTEADS by " ..? . v -
. o.-fc w: riciiardson?
, . . MEDICINES. . r-'i ,
rinllE -subscribers, living in the new build
JL in?, between tho Cummercial building's
and the Washington House,' have for sale, on
consignment, the following medicines, to wit:
a. Xiastman s Pulmonary Balsam, for dtsea
" lit of 'the Liungt and Breast. ', -'
Jt is a .melancholy fact that. Consumption
constitutes a large portion of. our bills of mor
tality, and forms one of. the most crowded av
enues to the tomb. The principal cause of the
mortality of this formidable disease may be
attributed to the peculiar character of its pri
mary symptoms. In its first stages,' the pa
tient is seldom aware of the alarming disease
mat is lustening upon uim; consequently no
remedial aid is sought until it is too late. Its
premonitory symptoms appear trifling, hence
they are disregarded until in their more full de-
rve!opement the victim la alarmed, and strug
gles in vain oeiuueine ratal grasp, uielirst
symptoms that should be .taken as a warning
am thft fnllnwintf. vi ''-' -v - '
A . short dry cough without much expectora
tion, except a, frothy mucusj .an .uneasiness
about the chest, or a eonee of pain when lying
on the side; a pain under the breastbone; res
piration is oppressed by tho least extra bodily
exertion-, and particularly in warm rooms, or
in moist weather: mental excitement and de
jection, alternately; spitting of blood is also a
warning symptom of approaching Consumn
tion. Colds frequently -engender this disease:
the alarming symptom, in this fcase, is the con
tinuation ot the cough accompanied with some
of the above symptoms, any of which may be
observed perhaps for months before the patient
will acknowledge that he is so ill as to require
attention. When indeed this is the most cri
tical period, and if relief is not soon found, the
cough increases and is more troublesome and
severe, particularly t night; the expectora
tion more copious, of a greenish color, boiiio
times tinged with blood; the laborious breath
ing and emaciation continue to increase; the
hectic flush is soon seen in the pale cheek ac
companied by night sweat?, &c.; the closing
scone is too well known. ' . '
For this formidable disease the Pulmonary
Balsam iB prepared and offered to the afflicted,
in connection with my Elixir, of Health and
Embrocation.-- The Balsam possesses the re
quisite properties for healing and restoring the
lungs, to ia iiealthful state while the Elixir
tends to produce, invigorate and maintain a
healthy action in the Whole system, purifying
the blood and prenarinff thosvstemso that na.1
ture, by the aid of the Balsam and Embroca
tion, may canyon and effect the healing pror
cess. It is a well known fact that a wound,1
sore or ulcer cannot easily ba healed or cured
without keeping the system in good order and
a healthful condition; hence the failure of all
-cough' medicine for the cure of the Consump-i
tion conch, this.coueh beintr only a svmntom
of a. diseased Btato of the lungs, can only be
permanency removed as tnev are restored to
U sound state.-.', No one medicine can be relied
upon in a diseased state of the lunirs: but the
above metlicines, viz. H. Eastman's Pulmonary
Balsam,; Elixir of Health and Embrocation have
succeeded even in the apparent last stages of
'V Prepared and Bold byfHEASf m am V DruiK
gist, Zadeeyille, Ohio;Avbefe ttiay be had Tn
addition to a general assortment of Drugs it
Medicines,; the follqwing'valuable' aud highly
.Hiiijui uini,4uijuii;Mies, viz,' iMaiures Assistant,
nrllia I1..!.!. n, M..J1
w. isiuai!.. unii A.Zl. UiUI UB, UT UOBbrUC-
tions, "iufc Nerve Cordial,' r . valuable medU
cine for nervous debility,, weakness, fie. i Sne;
cific Embrocation, vfor -jsprains, Complaiuti.
W IIIJIHUU, UbV ..... t 3, a - . i
' :W ' f . iiAk -PETERS A; SON. v
- - T . - , . . .
-," ? T ANKsviiii.!?, Sept. 5 183d,
' ; Messrs. 0. Williams 8r Co'. '
. " Gfhtiemrn:- Havinir sent Vdii a ouan-
tity of my EL1XER OF HEALTH for sale'
and prdsuipiug that .its virtues are not ftillv
known in yourl eoctioh of country, ' I have
deemed it proper W.afford you the necessary
miormauon. ima is a medicine ot my owi
advising, ander a belief that medicine can on
ly by serviceable as it assists the efforts of na
ture, whose efforts are always exerted to rid
the system of whatever is injuriousjfand to
maimain it healthy action in those organ's
which are the prime regulators' of the wliole
system, and this she would always accomplish.
except overpowered by some deleterious agent
ittKen liuo tue sysiem. . lis action is upon tbl
stomach, liver, and digestive organs generally
npon the proper slate and action' of which, 1
healthy condition of th system mainly de
pends. ; "In Its operation it removes all obstruct
trions, carries off all morbid bile, and other vi
liated matter, gives tone and energy to all the
uigestivu powers, anu. enables eacn to perform
its proper oiace; Hence it must 'be perceived
that it is adapted to remove the great variety
of diseases which -proceed from a'deranirement
of these organs. . The following are some of
tne symptoms and-diseases incident to these
derangements, and for which the elixer has
proved most siirnally efficacious: Loss of anne-
tite, debility; lassitude or sense of weariness,
nausea, oppression from food, flatulency; acid
stomach, cardiulgy or heart burn, unpleasant
taste in me mouth, pains in the head. back.
sine, snouiuers or limbs, sick head ache, cos
tiveness or the reverse, dejection, melancholy.
uibiui ueu oieep, com imnas ana leet, bullous ha
bit, night sweats, pale sallow Countenance, dys
pepsia and liver complaints, &c. It has pro
ved most signally efficacious in raisins the sva-
tem from the torpor and general . -prostration
which ague and : fever, - and Other .marsh
fevers so frequently produce. '. For delicate fe
males and children, it is iucoulDarable.r .For
coughs originated in the sympathy -of the
lungs, with a diseased stomach or liver, it has
been - uniformly efficacious. Many persons
supposed to have been in a decline or consump
tion, nave oeen restored by its use, restoring
bloom to the palu and Sickly cheek, and plump
ness to the meagre. v.-' , e '..-
From the nature of its operation and effects
t was supposed it might prove a oreventive of
Diuous anu otner levers, and as such it has been
extensively used in eome of our most sickly
sections with apparent success.' Thousands
of families have adopted it as their family me
dicine, and many consider it a Panacea. They
believe with me, that by a timely and proper
use of the Elixir, that healthful action of the
system will bo kept up, which will effectually
repel all those deleterious agents which cause
tcvers and many other diseases. ' v
Since visiting your place and becomintf ac
quainted with the character of its diseases, 1
am fully satisfied that mv Elixer iB admirahlv
aaapieu to tneir case, and by a timely use to
muii jnoveiuioii 111 some measure, ano 1 snail
be much disappointed not to hear of such re
sults.- Of any bad effects I entertain'no fears.
it is entirely botanical, and has been and may
oe laKen in all ages and both' sexes, in every
condition with the happiest resultB.-.,- For fur
particulars and testimonials, see bill on the me
dicine. Hoping that it may prove among you
as great a blessing to the afflicted as it has in
other places. -" I am, Gentlemen; yours truly,
,' v' H. EASTMAN. . -
P. S. The public are cautioned against a
spurious' article of this medicine which m in
circulation; the genuine has my written sig-
uuiure uinxeu 1,0 tne directions.- " t- ' .-'-'
- :..- H. EASTMAN, Proprietor-',
The above medicine for sale by. Messrs, O.
Williams fc Co. and Doct. Conant, Maumee
City; Peck fa Gri'swold, Perrvsburg, ond Mes
srs, Erastus Roy5 & Co. Toledo..-.'-,Nov.a7.
S-s.-t i!.,iJ-.-'---,i-" T-i- J--v-33m3.
JUST received st the Miami Casli Store, '
superior article of Shaker Brooms,.by ;-j
i:;.Aug, apatli f::CtT. WCROWELL.
JUST. received 3000 yards f and yari wide
. Brown Shirtings and Slieetiags from 8tff45
centsi Also -Domestio- Flannels, Socks-fcc;
fce.by -'"V-: TJ Wi CROWRf.T.:.-
bot-
J)as
IEADY MADE CLOTHING.Large and
V eenerdl aseoTtment.' aunerfinii -fi
common farsOtamef, fall apd winter war96om
toercial buildinB. yE. PAJRMAiV' i
TjlARiYlS TO RENT. Several first rate
arms for rent, if applied for soon.
Likewise a quantity of unimproved lands.
4.nn e; iwnt
Manmeg city, 'April 8, l-:.7 ! 2f
I LEATHERS and Tickinjmnd fttraw
- by ' G. b W. RICHARD
SALT, Coffee, Ten;
Pepper, -spice, a
ii. MEW STOH!.'-...i.:.vi.i- 1
rrH& subscribers hatfe ppened a BooCshoe1
j. m ieainer owre, opposite -tire Temper
ance 1 House, and one door :east of the Exchange,
Whore tbeyintend manufacturing, and keeping
Constantly on band, Bootaand Shoos of every
deaenptum tsuitshe purchaser '.; :
- Gaiter Boots, Ladies' Sliopers. ManVPrtmn,..
coarse and 4. nS -Men'. Bootsfihoe Findings
&c. for manufacturers. -'vi-jj . . .
ibo, an assortment tCbiWretf 6h
E OR twenty-five Cents you can buy a
tie of Balsam of Jfoarhound., which
been ostertoined to have cured; more .diseases
of the lungs than Blithe other patent medicines
now in use. ."For sale by C C. Bristol. Rnffa.
Jo and.O. .WILLIAMS tcCoj Maumea riiv:
We are acquainted -Ayith the preparation of j
oursaparuia mnnmacturecl oy V. G.. Bristol,
buu noviipj niiiuo iiH m-n more or less, in our
J nractice. beliMA if. tnonntnii. tho
f U..... . 1. ' .... '
luoi onionpurmw in - vr-mgiiiy concentrated.
ronii. ana as a preparaiion,'-we esteem it as the
best we have ever met wiilrTr V-i-''J.
TrowbridevMiij; 'X!;:CTiuDiii.V h!J'.
Charles Wlnne, it $ . tloaet Bristol, in d '
;Josiah Barnes,-m tni.-i E. Marshall, n o-
"iX.E. IlawleV.'k O A. 8. Snrnartia v n "
r A.-' Miller, ,m b v'V'F.,L;" Harris, ,-; -41
.. r-r or saie in maumee tiity by- :.v---t-
junem... i. nil,LlAMS Co. f.
Pugar Molasses, cloves.
aesia, raising fign, corosi
TiTkT Y ttr ' theSt prices, and
u l ? of Cotton cloth; byWo pie,-c or
- i f'-- , -h-iiicu iney will Bell tor Cptb,
; . .. . "luus.or x ioui.ice, as ow as t in bus nnso
, - " r 1 , u-au,- -.igaTS -rowdcr
hot, lead soap, oil and candles,:ed fish; mack!
rei and almost very article. i the W1
tJood vay, by
Oct. 1$. o. & w, riciiabdsonH
umII
aHbrd.:.:;,V-;.- CURTI0-KjUPLER,
w Per rysburg, Aug. ,30. - Stf
t?Of 8ALE.-A fDntof;-,smUic of
4...,abo!it two hundred pounds,, nearly new
- ''I'leie, wn aiic aud.fasee, atUiiayofj
BUSINESS LOTS . TO I.kasr
rSIHE subscriber for .the purpose of affording
Jt conveniences to men of business, who im .
desirous to settle in this place, offer for tale ti
reasonable prices, or to. lease at mpderoterentsy
the following lots, upon th principal business
19, 20, 21; north side Broadway; ' 'wefit1 '
side of Canal otroet; 1 .10 Corner f Wjliram t.!
4 in block!, north sid of .Sophia sti' Also
large nuinuer oiiolB eligibly situated Tof real
dencea. ' "' ' - -
- for iiifojroationanite
"xt-k -P-"EAUGRAND. Maumee City.: iM.
DlCKERSON. iV ' f V
v " ;v""v- baldaess. - ' ''.'.
A BEAUTIFUL head of Hair isthe grandest
ornament belonging to the hunian'frame.
How ' strangely tho .loss of it -changes "the
countenance, and prematurely brings, on' the
appearance'of old age,'which causes many to
recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even
shun society to avoid the iests and sneers of
their; acquaintance j the remainder , of their
lives is c6ns?que'ntly spent in retirement. In
snort, not . even the loss f property Jills the
generous thinking youth-with that heavy sink
ing gloom as . does the loss of his hair. To
avert all these unpleasant circumstances, 0L
DRJGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA etops .the
nair irom tailing OH on tile tiret application, and
few bottles restores it again. - Jt .likewise
produces- eyebrow and. whiskers prevents
the hair from turning grav? makes it curl beau
tifully, and frees it from ecurf. Numerous
certificates of the" first respectability in sup
port of the virtues of Oldrige's Balm are shown
by the proprietors, y'':?';rr, Z7r:-'
t SALA'S VEGETABLE ELIXIR
TiREPARED eolsly from vegetables, bv
X- John Sala, Canton Ohioi ; Price fjAo
nerbottle. . .- ''j. ,. - - -i
: As an internal remedy 'this' medicine stands
unrivalled. " Its fame and Virtues are sufficient
ly established, : by the 'many and important
cures it has performed, in the short poriod It
has been in. use.' ' lu marshy districts Where
fevers more commonly prevail, its use will pre
vent their recurrence, and give to the system
a general healthy action. The quantity to be
taken, should be regulated so tis .to produce a
iree ana regular; discharge trom the bowels,
which will give tone ahd activity to the stomach,
and enable 'jt 'to resist and eiect all billlous col
lection, and at the same lime restore a proper
uuu ueuimy secretion. 11 will arouse tne inac
tivity of the liver, when affectod, and restore it
to its wonted healthful condition. Ae a family
medicine, when a' urge is necessary for any
disease, nothing will be found better adapted to
the system, than' this Elixir.'v It purifies tho
blood, without: debilitating" the stomach 'or
bowelsf while it'is perfectly mild and harmless
hits operations.-' " ' - ' -:- a U
This medicine may 'be takeri with 'berfect
safety by all ages in all diseases: its. cures are
for the following diseases: Dyspepsia, Loss
of Appetite, Indigestion, Consumption, Coughs,
Drofisy, Heartburn, Diarrhea, Cholic, Jaundice,
Palpitation of the Peart, Affection of the Li
ver and the Skin, and all diseases arising from
Impure Blood, fac; and where there is any irregularity,-'
arising' from debility.'iL will be
found an invaluable medicine. T
To eoch bottle will be attached & label bearing
the signature of the proprietor, without which
none are genuine. - JOHN SALA. '
Certificates: The followin? testimonials
are a few of tho many that might be presented
tothe Public, .'w0 ..'.si.-.:-- :
From the Rev. E.-'Birkefyif'tht ''PUtsbw'gk
;jvAAv;s. y-yCo'nJerence t-1 ,-
Mr. J ,'' Sala, Dear Sir: I have given your
"Vegetable. Elixir," ft fair trial, and checr
fu.ly give my testimony to. ifs' value in ca
ses f 1 Cramp,; -Cholic, ; and in Chronic af
fections of the internal , viscora." - -1 have
been"; for' more, than f two yoars ' severely
nuiicieu wnn an iniection or the diaphragm,
which at times would caiise derangement of
we junctions or nature, .and comn ete orostra".
tion of Btrength. I had .also frequent attacks
of chojic; some of them bo severe that life it
self appeared to be in danger; but by the use
or your excellent medicine 1 find my chronic
symptoms mucn relieved, and am almost entire
iy iree f rom those excruciating attacks of chol
ic; and I hope by perservance in its use to 0b
tain a perfect cure. I bave trier) vnrintiR mn.
dicines, and am prepared to say, that in all such
cases, I am satisfied it will be found superior
iu uiijr iiieuicioo now oeioro the public. . yJ
x ours, &c. .. ' li.. lilltliE l X. 1
;- -;. -' . 7
Canton. Anir; If! lnon
Extract of a letter from the Rev. .A.Billingi,
of the Mll-lilirn fr.. v
v y. Lljt, UUHU U H.'
mgton Aug.. 2, 188. . ? . ' " '". J.
Mr. Sala: I have used two' bottles
your Vegitablo Elixir," and am satisfied that
I have derived more benefit from its use, than
from all the medicine I have used for many
jours, a nave been for many years afflicted
witn me aiiiiious anection. My health is good;
uuu 1 expect to travel next year.,; 1 hope you
win uuu extensive sales. . : -. -.
' ' (I. the iimfprninrnnrl. in oifT A tin n..'t.i;n
that I have used Sala's Vegetable Elixir, for a
.uyuiiiig voiuuiuiiH, caueu, oy eome ot tne
most eminent pnysicians, the ISrysipcIas, and
a weakness of the body. T have used six but
tles 1 of Sala'a. Vegetable Elixir, and can assure
tne puonc mat 1 nave not felt as .well for the
last four years as at present, and'am now at
labor again;-'-' I would recommend it as a vhIu.
awe medicine to the. afflicted."- " r ;
, - ; JACOB ROWLAND,
. Ca'nfori' Juhe'2. 183a ; v . '
' I do hereby tertifv. that" my wifo hn Wn
afllictod for the last twelve years with a severe
pain in. her head, side,, and back; that she
nas usea out xjne , bottle of Bala's Vegetable
Elixir, and the complaint has- beeri'perfectly
reanoved. I recommend it as a valualo mailt.
cipe to the. afflicted.- PETER JJURGER. ,
TJanton. June 1. Ifl3, - " :'
I hereby certify, that, 'fiayfn'i? 5een fbr" "niaV
ny years past severely afflicted with the Liver
.complaints in so much that I becan to desnair
-01 recovering, as l .nad. received, nil the aid
tutu severalThysiCians could give, and finding
jiiyueu no ueuer, a inea one oottie ot Kalas
German Vegetable Elixir, and find myself, to
my utter aBtonianment, pertectlv' restored, so
that I ahrnow1 able to porfonn a full day's work
on my larra, niter having been .nnable to per
form the same . -for . -ithree years before:--Al-
tnougn l paid, during that;, time,,' quite ; on
amount'of money to the' physicians," without
eceiving any benefit. JOHN SH1VELY4
? OBrtahlirirh.' Sfnrlr ff, : riKirt ii.
ROBERT WHARTON. F.sri' lf M,n,
of Philadelphia,' has certified, as may be seen
ueiow xq tne nigg enaractet or the following
gentlemen .: ,.,t ;.'i ,.!'. r- '. ,.-v
The underBitrned does Jierehv !eriifv
novo unea me catm or Columbia discov
ered by 3. Oldridee nd baVefoo nil Tt hiorh-
iy serviceable, not only as a preventive against
Xhe falling' offof hair. Vjt also a Certaih restot
rative,' - VM. THATCHF.R. SUn l:" f , t
. .-'' artl.iJ:.. i. oi A -. ... .? T
icuiouioi jjiinmi.Br, in at,, ureorge cnurge,
i CJOHN P. , 1NGLIS, 83 1 Arch st. i v t
JOHNS.FUREY,10lSprucest. 5
if HUGH McCURDY, 243 Soiith 7th &S.T'
JOHN1 GARD, Jr.-123 Arch st,-KItil-
certainly rause its virtues Iti'tiHt'eiL
tintatidn of the public, wh,en it is known that
three of the. above signers are more' than 50
years of age, and the others 'not ress than 30.
Xn Commonwealth of Pennsylvania':, J,. ,
City'of Philadelphia
I, ROBERT WHARTON. Mavnr' JpTA
city of Philadelphia do hereby certify that I
Fureyi and Hugh McCurdv. whoso
Bigned 10 the . above'certificnte. nd ihev' amv
gviiucu'o" wiamuwr uuu resnectHDiiuv. nnn
a such full Oredit slrould be gien to the said
certificate 'tfi?.M '' i
wifaesa; whereof, I have hereunto set my
j,;;.,.-uuiu, mm cuusqq ine seal ot the city to
EJS1be affixed this- eixth day of Decent
i i. ROBERT WIIAHTON! iui
-iAUTI0N.-4Observei that each' bottl of
mwununw tMum 'na spjendi engraved
tppeiyen tyhich is Represented. be FallgDf
igar,Tne ftgent' name, &5 tp$. v
k : To Editor 'fccj-i-AU country ntnerS ivhn
Will insert' the above onre week- 8 -months.
and send one number to. "the Mgenls, hall. be
entitled lb one dozen1 ot Balm, ,', ! ,'.
: SoliJ wholesale and retail by 'fcoMSTnfffr
Co.. Sole agents for America! 2 Fle'tnher
Iff .'I- ' , ' . '. . . J
si., ia.nr uAaiqen iane, one door, below PearJ et-j
iew uors; nna bv, one or more drucir st in!
.l. -.. .. i'il.., - t.. w - ?
"""7 ccijr with iu me union. . ,r or (aieal
; 'I certify, that I wa afflicted with the Dya-
pesia, anu a pain in my stomachj and by using
one bottle of 'Sola' Vegetable Elixir, -I folt
myself jBrfectly relieved.-;. JACOB REX;
r uanton, yaae''iss vje
V-MW Sala. Tkl is to oortify that ! had a
very severe dough all last winter and was 're
duced to a vOry low stage; after .obtaining all.
medical 4i'd-to no purpose, I was advised to try
a bottle of your Vegetable Elixir, which I did,
and in two wsekB'i waB able to go to work, and
fully believe it to be one of the best medicines
heforethe public for1 cough, breast complainteY
and general debility r - Your weld- wisher 4-'
'S rZ v-..nWJOHN. "Wl LI.IAMA.4t:
.;t:Aledtord, U-j iUay, S, IZSW-r-.s,: 9--'HV
-.uu. .l ...- ' X - -Jj!
un wo Buusuriuorayo siLlzenS Ol SStajB t0.
Ohio, hereby certify that we have - been in- the
habit ot eccaBionally nsing jn our, fumilies-;
the.: Vegetable ElixuV prepared bv -John aw
Canton Ohio, and have bave uniformly, derived.
'milRh hffhnfif' fprtnrt' Urn i.a' Tn wlnA.i-.:.
eholics, deTangetrieht 'Of tbeistoitiach,' tigues,
worms; tic; he we have never .founrl n. maA
cine which shew'ghod effects" sri onn , A
:riainiy.-ri,vve, tneretorq 'Clieertully- recom-
ji.!xiX PILES &CV;::li- o.n
TirAEMORRHOIDs; 1 iSTo cure ho pay,! f
J-JL iricefu:, Hays Liniment. io fiction
This extraordinary chemical composition," the '
Jesuit of science and the invention of a dele-
...v.Uiuai man,, tne introduction or wnicn
to Jho 1 public wag invested with the Bolemnity '
of s; death-bod bequest, has since gained "
reputation unparalleled, fully' sustaining the
IV . ,""""wu Ar. unoiey'B laBi -
. wm oi m9 witnout
giving to Oostentv the bnnfl nrhr. 1,---
on this subject," end be themfm-i. i.o.,...i,.j
to; his friend' and attendant,' Solomon Have,'"
the secret of hia discovery. i .,. ',.
' It' ie' now. used in the pririefpoj hospitals, and -the
private practice in our country, firBt- and i
most certainly for the cure of the Piles, and "
lso so extensively, and effectually as to baffle
aredulity, unless where its effects are witness'
d, - Eirerna ih'the following Complaint! r'-'
"Tor Dropsy-Creating; extraordinary ab-'s
sorption at onc9iu;S"i- .1--';
" M iSweKn-s-Roducingthem In' t few
hours,.'; 'y-,. '-.';. '.--, ''-'ii ? , ' ;i -'
: Rheumatism Adute'j or . Chronio,., giving
quick ease; Z'.:l"l'f'''- T'"- T'' ' J?
)J8ore Throat BycanCers,-ulcerg or cold.' '
i Croup, and Whooping Cough -Externallyi' '
and over the chest;-' ; " " ; "'' --
' All .Jfie.-''iliiraA'rf'''Biirnenriaii'f
in a few hours; '-v- -
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh Or fontf -
standing, and fever gores. "; '' - c - -i
Its operations upon' adults '''and children irt"
reducing rheumatitf swellings, and loosenine '
coughs and tightness of the chest by telaxa-:
tion ottne partB has been surprising beyond'
conception. The common remark of those who 'V
have used It in the Piles, is "It acts like a
charm."' - -':. -; . .-'.-.-'-' ' -.-i
THE PILES, The price ffel is refunded
to 1 any person 'who Will use a bottle of Hay's :
Liniment for the Piies, and return "the empty "
bottle without being cured, v These are the:
positive orders of the proprietor to the Agents; ;
and but of many thousands sold, not one has '"
becil unsuccessful. ; ;- ''"" ,' '"': ''"''"''
We might insert certificates to any" length.'
but prefer that those who sell the article. ;
should exhibit the original tO purchasers..
CAUTION. None can be genine without a
splendid engraved-wrapper, on vyhich is my
name, and also that 01 the Agents. '':''
, ... . k . ,g0L0M0N hays."
.' TO EDITORS,; fitc. All country papers
who will insert the above 6. months, and send
one number to the agents- shall ,be entitled- to
onedozeaof the Liniment. .' ' ,
. Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK
k, Co., Sole Agents, 2 Fletcher street, near -Maiden
Lane, oqe door below Pearl st. , New.,
Yorlt, and by one druggist in every town in the
Union. For sale at every Druggist etore in
this city;' ''r." sept.. 7, '-- a" v.. 23yl
- HEADACHE.
DR. E. SPOHN, a German- physician of
much' note, having devoted his atten
tion for some years to the cure and removal
of the - causes of NERVOUS AND SICK
HEADACHE, has tho satisfaction to make
known that he has a remedy which by remov
ing the causes cures effectually ar.d permanent-'
Iy this distressing complaint. There are many
families who have considered Sick Headache'
a constitutional incurable family complaint. Dr.
S. assures them that thev are mistaken: and
laboring Urider distress which they minrht not
only alleviate, but actually eradicate by the
use of this remedy, - '' ;;.,; .-- ,U .-
It is the result of scientific research, and is
entirely of a different character from advertis
ed patent medicines, and is hot 'unpleasant to
the taste;"' v-.-a av-V?-" :,;,;'- h.i? tt
. HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS." y
"The extraordiiidry-i reoutatitin that Ttr.
Spohn's remedy for this distressing comnlamt '
is every day gaining is certainly a, matter of
much astonishment. That so much suffering,
should have existed for ages without any' dis
covery of ah effectual preeentative or cure, is
truly a subject of much reirret. hut Dr. S. now'
assures the public that Such a remedy has been,"
invented as will convince the most credulous.
The principles upon which it acts are simple .
end plain. It is an admitted fact this com-
plaint, whether called Sick Headache, or Ner
vous Headachearisestormarilvfrnm the stnm.
ach those who think they have the Nervous
Headache may rest assured that this organ, :
the stomachy is the first cause, that the system
has been yitiated or debilitated, through the:
stomach, "and that only through the same chan-: .
hel must they expect a restoration of the na-v
tural and health v functions of the
This Object, Dr. Spohn's remedy , is eminently
calculated tO attain..;;; The truth of this posi-'
tion' cannot bo controvortod.. and thn anomr"
sufferers with the headache become convinced
ot.it, the sooner -will their, sufferings, end in
restoration of health.'. i' Dr. Spohh pledges his
professional reputation on this fact, i, The rem-
qy may be hau,pt apothecaries generally thraV.
out the U . S.-,H?i.::s'SrS-JW:i.i''',i..
COMSTOCK k. Co.: whnlnBnln nir,m'f .
Fletcher- street,-near Maiden Lane, onedoot
below.Pearl street, N. Y.. ffeneral airenta foe
America. ,,-,. ..T-i.i-: i-,.--;-::.u .;.
'-l''w8 rtr' E.-.SPOHN, MvJx-o '
(L7t Fdr Sale at every Druggists' in this cityj
wauinee yity,- oept4888Mj"'j8yftrw
ant well acquainted with J. P. Inglis. John S. fe10"?' invaluable family medicine:'to the
1 r:. I evory. Droggut store la this city, jfi3y '
public in general, but to "our sufferimr feflo-
citijsens in particular. In prdorjhat thoy may
give its trinl't;.;'.,-: i.;;:,.
John Garber, Honry '"Summers) eJ.'tuizey.
Henry Klippart, Ilirarti Myres, Christian Raso,
Jacob Rasu,: eo.A;. Dunbar, J Philip Weber,
John Bauer, John 8. Wjestliug; A. Q, franke.
: For sale by ' ,?f -.(s ;.;-, 4
.' ' HARRlNGTOiNf & HUNTER, v '.
-Maumee City, Sept. 13, W38.-.. jiiitf. .
"OROOMSiSirSn dos.,Brqoms, a superior nr
1 i. , ' JU8t receiveu and tor
saleby the dozen or simrio . at . C A T? V '
July -f VJ,-; t- '
MICHIGAN WINDOW GLASS.wAny
quantity." of all Sizes. -kent ennntimtlvnii
uuu, warrautea iree irom weaKasrev; For
sale-law; by-? nV.'w,s.G. BEACH.-j
: j Perrysbnrg,' f June 16. yw'jg-- utf
ROSE,".:.Horse,I and Dufilll .lankcts, o
- aIe.hys.'"Mt.--( . f. -i,-v,,:,.'..,VM
LACKxiWhite". and '.Scarlet, MeriaO
1 Sheftille, Thibet. Raw: Silk and Shallvt
Shawls, a beautiful assortment by "" '
vSeptggPENCEH.MbORE.
MAUMEE- Cltf -.'EXPEESS."--
H -i.jfTEaMs of SOBgeRiirrros, V
"rp.- '-r " - ' ". . ;' L.'lifli!
,, a wo AJonars per annum, to no paiu :a it,
?ance ( $'i,50 at theexpiration cf six months-
Jid $3,00 at the end of tho year. ;'-,i, ..
,;.To subscribers who have thoir papers left
at their doors, $3,60 in advance f 3,00 si.
nionths t' 43,50 at the end of the year, .
,'-'bati:s OF AWrERTISIKOK ty -1 '-,.'".
r. LASSF. GLASS ft400o feet
Vy GJsss. bv o-JSbrio-B bv is i by
lDrRCeivncl onj fnr lo irvrv In bv -'- V.
V uly8ti Ji ii-.i.--a 'V-Ai'CARY-
GORN BROOMS.-W0 dozenj just received
on coiieifl-nment. for tele Cheap by the do-
un nr inirle. bT l ' R'. 'PAIPAf Al:.'t
OneT)(ilurpersquare
fur the iust tlireeia-i
s'"-tioiis, and .20 cents
t.ii: every sahsequeflt
insertion
Yeatlu adeertitiii.
1 square peranijijia
4 column v" - 18
Advertisements hot accompanied wStJi WritJ
ten directions, will beinserted until forbid and
charged accordingly, "- Casual Advertisement
will not be inserted until paid for- i -itr-m
Notices by associations, half price. ; -
va.I?'J0B pRtxTiNor . : ; .
Of everV desonption, executed with neat.
ncssand despatcb.t.UiUaffice. -5,,.. 'J. ll
50.