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P. J. OKI.INUKIl,
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ynih'Ar. . .TTTTToctom-r j:., 1 867.
Titans - it per Year, In Advance.
THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
r Tlie oflluial returns of votes for S'atc
1 fi'tialors iri the Tliirty-tliirJ SotiAleiiul Din
. Iriet are as fnllowel
COUNTIKd.
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2lfii, 2I7D, SMI,
2tlrt: 2IIU; insi,
371IIT :flU! 2MH
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er.2 1M 1S4
2 MJ
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'Wood- -Lorn-'..
Fulton
i Henry-
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wri! vir.'i 2oij 220
V win iu -
Xnlt.lt I h l I V liiVil, tllUI
; ; Oontv's majority over Hunt, 485 Hai.l
vdi Bkuwm, 4JC.
'! . nin innnn iHdi Mini
, Tin Uoiiiblicaii f into Senator from llio
.. Hie counties -uf Gsllin, Lawrence, Muign,
aftil Vliitnni was clccteil ly o majority of
' ten in a totnl vote of l.99!i. Tlio necessity
, of polling ovory Republican vote was nevrr
better tlltintrntcif. Aa it ia claiiixnl these
enmities polled a lnrc;e Munlier or Demo
cratic votes cf tlolilitfnl eiti.cnaliip, tlioro
ia Villi fear of tlio scat lining succcrsltilly
contested.
' : Tlio Semito willstutid: 19 Democrats to
'18 Republicans.
TiiVn, Stkk.ns hits two iinportnnt meaf.
, lire in preparation for the cnnsiilorntion of
Congress in Novcnibor. Tlie first is a p;ei
erul impeachment law, defining ofT'ii'
upon which an offioer limy be impend el.
and ciprcssly declin ing that no nllicor shall
continue, to exercise tlio jiowois of bin
office during trial. The second will pro
tido that no Sltito eli ill have power to pro
' Ji'bit citizens of the United States, what
. ever their race, color, or religion, from vot
ing for IYesiilent or Conpressnnen, This
li-.V, If passod, will establish impartial suf
.liaa throughout the Union.
Tint full oftioiul returns in Pennsylvania
give L'iiarbwood (Ui'uioorai) only 770 ma
- jority. His election is likuly to bo con
' tested, for gross frauds perpetrated in some
dozen or more Copperhead couulii'B. Long
beforo Hatks' 3,000 majority in Ohio is oi
phored down by his opponents, Judgo Wn.
i.i ms will bo seated upon tho FoiinHylvu
ma judicial bench. '
Dkmocrath: "gains" in reniiBylvania aro
expluinud by tho fact that their total vote
' since hint year lias fallen off Mix per cent.,
' nd the Republican voto ten per cent
'' 'and this hllows to their "gains" tU full
i .count for their enormous illegal voto in
samo dozen or mora oouniioR.
KtTfiau. the llepublieau vandidato to fill
tho CongreHsinnal vacancy in the Xllth dis
' tiict of Pennsylvania, is defeatod by ouly
108 votes. Pknnison, the Democrat eloctod
last year, bad '2,000 majority j this shows
reut Uepubliean gain.
t i 'i i .,m i a-i m
bvicRV county in Nebraska, so lar ns
beard from, has been carried by tho Uo-
)niHcans. Tho Democrats last year had
majority in every one. Is that the reaction
- our Democratic friends tell about T
' . Thk voto of this Stute at tho last election
Vus larger, by eight thousand, than that ol
any previous election. Hayks' majority is
( about 2(6r0.
Greenbacks—New York vs. Ohio.
Much of tho Copperhead gain i'l Ohio is
tuidoubtedly owiiui to tho avidity with
which a great many knaves, and some lion
CKt but misled men have sr-iiwd upon (he
Vullandigham proposition to conflsrste tlie
put lie ilu lit, ami tlicrcuy avoid the payment
of both principal and interest. Wo have
heretofore called attention to the radical
difference between the attitude of the Do
ttiocrnc? of Now York un I Ohio upon this
(liioslinn, and we puldisU i lsxwliere an edi
, loiiul fran tho New York M'orltt, tho lo ul
e Domocratio nowspapor of Now Yolk, in
via oil it takes tlie position that tue priuci
iml of tlte live-twenty bond, us well us tin
interest, is pavahlo in uoll, and' tliat i
would be a violation of public faith to force
Itieir redemption in cuirency,
So, while tho Comierhea In of the West
ure attracting votois to their staudurd by
their advocacy of repudiation, the Now
York Democracy resolutely oppose them
In the recout Democratic Siale Convention
of Mew York, a resolution was offered
favor of the State taxation of Government
bonds, but it was summarily laid uiioii the
table ; and on the proposition to sponge out
llio uationul ttolit, tlio ew lork Dxinocracy
are at direct isuuo w ith their Western al
lies.
Weak kneed Republicans who have suf
fered themselves to bo seduced into the
support of Copperheads by the delusion o
paying the national debt without taxation
may comfort themselves as best tht-y can
Willi the conscioiiMiese tliat they have been
cheaply sold. India napolii Journal.
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WruT the Democrats mean by tliepollirg
Ot lliignl liegio votes in Uiiio muilIi tiny
W .l lly talk of as 3.0li0 aro the votes
Ineu of mixed blood, in whom the blood
the white race preponderates, and who ai
voters according to a deciu un made by 'he
supreme t ourt of Ohio, w hen it wan Dei
t emtio, tvervw Here Uemee.ru ho mi ne
of eluetioii try to depi ivo these persons
ilieir legal riht, ami democrats try ton
timidute Ibem to keep them from the polh
One of them who votes whero the Demi
crats preponderate, does it at the peril
liis life. When was constitution or law any
obstacle to a Djiiio. ratio inuonty T The
Enquirer proposes that the Democratic nit
jemy in the Legislature ahull overthrow
General Haves' tlectioii upou the liberal
estimate that there must have been
many as 3,000 negro votes. And it
umoied (bat there is a bit of money mean
ncsa in tins intent or political knavery,
vMiutch as the project was first invented
save the Democratic bets wliicli, upon Hi
Kuiimrer t menial ui t election ti lunu'h. the
bad luvestud ou Thuruiau. t'i"ciii U'u
Mtlle.
"How do You Like It!"
.
Biicli was I lie inquiry made liy a ran
ullandicbaniinrr, the morning after
election, of an aulive Union man. V It
all right," replied the latter, " and I ansure
you, continued h, " il you have game
the election, tho jirpttbliawi w.ll not
temtt to fli-t your capitol. or kill your Hot
rnor. I lie Loppei head ttiuiiclit ol I'ein
uei alio Knights ot the (jolden Circle, ill '03
and walked away meditating on tlie pat
liistory of hit party treaton and aU &i
inn Jleputliean.
- Thc insurgent are still flocking into
rpal territory. Qiliisers of the Italian srmy
rust all. they can intercept. An baliu
Admiral bos gone O Rouau waters witb
sight ironclads.
THE REVOLUTION IN ITALY.
Operations of Garibaldi—Reported Revolt
in Rome—Petition to the Pope.
A special osblu lelcgrahi, dstnd Kloreiico,
Ociniiar 1U, ssys the Intent dis itttti from
JjniHii territory 'describes tho siluntinp as
more serious. (Jutihnldians are daily crush
ing the frontier, and marching to joonts
where the insurgents ivndcr.vous. Many
of thS iiihiiblTnttl and Tilhers in the Roman
torritory aro going over to tho insurgents.
Tho Insurgents have captured the town
of Orle, fit teen miles east of Vitertm, on tho
right bunk of the Tiher, whii:fl gives them
possession of 4he railroad at that plsrm, and
they buvo severed communication between
Rome atid Florence. Kopoits from Papal
sources at Romn gUe neeounts or defents
of the insm cents, by Papal troops in tho
Held. The Italian press Mini people almost
nnnmmously cfamor lor the occupation of
Rome by tho Italian Government. Victor
Kmmiit'el's u(!lcprn continue to arrest Cat i
Imldiflns, as they attempt to crons the
frontief. Adiniral Robolti, of the Italian
navv, tins mustered n royal squadron of
ight ironclads, which bo will lake to the
Romnll waters.
London. October 18 F.voning. D is re
ported that a revolution took place in Rome
last night, and Unit prreat excitement pre
vails in Florence. Rumors nro thu -silost
that I'linieo and (lalv inteinbtd to arrange
or the joint occupation of Home. . : .
I'aih, October, 20, All the ofllc'n.l ionr-
mils of Haturdity uonuur in devlaring that(
within' twenty lour hours Italy mnrt an
nounce her determination cither to support
revolutionary movements, or faithfully exo.
.mlo tho provisions of tho .September ton-
volition, and Franco must decide for peace
or war accordingly.
FiiiiKNrie, October 20. A depntatio
consisting of members of tho Roman Muni.
cipal Council, niul headed by a Senator of
Koine, has had an audience, with I opo rius
IX, a which a petition, signed by 1U.0O0
ili.pus of Romo, was preHoutud, praying
his Holiness to give bis consent to tho oc
cupation of Romo by the troops of King
ictor hmauuol. .
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS.
London, October 21 Kvenine;. Ac
counts of ii (lairs in the status of tho Chili'ch
are conflicting. Telegrams from Florence
represent Mmiotti (Jaribahli ns not only
maintaining his position in Roman territory,
but that his cominiuid has been reinforced,
and is hourly cvowing larger. On tho
other band, dispntches, originating in Romo
fl illy contradict these stivtiiineiits.and asset t
that Mount li, with nil lus followers, has
Hud from tho I'hpul dominions, uiul aban
doned tho attempt on Rome. '
London, October 20 Important official
dispatches have just boon received from
runs, In relation to Hairs lu Italy. It is
announced that Italy positively pledged
herself to enforce tho prosecution of the
Septevjbor treaty. The Paris Pilrie Bays
the r return troops were so poHted tliat they
ooul. I have been marched across (ho Alps
At a moments no' ice. Hits decided tho
step of the Italian' Government ; nnd it is
accepted at Paris as rendering French. in
tervention unnecessary, and tho J'roncii
expedition has, therefore, been shandotiod.
1 he insurgents, in consequence ot Una rin
looked for attitude of King Victor Umai.ncl,
have evacuated tho Pohtilicul torritory..
SITUATION CltlTICAt
Tin Now York lliii'dtil't . special, dated
Florence, 19, P. M., says tlu situation of
Italy toward Roma is still oiuburraasiug
nnd critical. Tho Dalian troops on duly
on tho frontier lino havo been reinforced,
and tho ollicers acting tllidor tho King are
making increased efforts for Ibo satisfac
tory disuhargo of their, instructions, ., , .
PAPAL VICTORY.
u
Reports have boon recolvod in this city,
from Rome, dated Friday evening, which
i ay that u llerce battle look place between
ti.u revolutionary invaders nnd tho Papal
troops, the previous afternoon, in which
the soldiers of the 1'opo retook tho town
of Veroli, tho tiaribaldiau. force sustaining
a heavy Ions. . . ..
PROCLAMATION BY GARIBALDI.
Garibaldi has issued a proclamation,
which adds to tho prevailing excitement,
llo exhorts tho people of Italy to perse
vere In their patriotic struggle, and bids
them hopo that national honor may yet be
redeemed, ....
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
A cable special says a French Minister
bus assured the Popo of the aid of Fi ance
also, that tho French Hoot and troops Intt
I onion to-night for Koine: utsn that it Is
rumored Garibaldi baa escaped Iroiu
Cuprora, and is iu Italy.
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It Is reported that General McClellsn la
soon In return to the United States, and
bo made Secretary of War. We say good
for- the country , because had for Johnson
and bis poliov. When McClellan .ia up-
pointed, nil of Johnson's aggressive plans
will como to u stand still at once. The
Fall season is upon us ; MoClelluu will look
around, when peremptorily ordered to push
things, nnd come to the conclusion that
his forces need shoes and over-coats ; nod
be will set about digging ditches and pre
paring to go into winter quarters.
Then, again, all legend, trulition and
history go to show that whenever a wicked
leader, in an boor of great extremity, has
sought aid by raising a dead man, it has
been tho precursor of his own overthrow.
King Saul, in li's soro distress, had tho
Witch of F.ndnr raise Samuel from the
grave, with tho ienu!t here rel ited :
" And Samuel oil to Snul, Wlir hmt tlmu dis
qnlrti'd mr, to bring m nr T And .iul snsiroreJ,
I .in sore ibsirosiwil , f ir tlie I'liilintinr link, war
against in.', snd lied is departail from mo, and
minwi-r. Hi meet uioru, nritlier by iropbeis, nor
by dream. ; thorofoi'o I havo called lime, Hint llmu
ui.reat inuVe known iiulo mi what I shall do.
" Then said Samuel, Whoi-urore then dost thou
sk of mo. ei-oi-ir the Lord ii departed from thoe,
sod is beonne thine f nemr T
" An I the Un-d h.itb done to In in, as h spake
by Die ; for the Lord li.ali lent t'.i kiusdnin nut ot
lliine baud. auJ given it to 111 y ueighbur, inn
D !d i
" Iteesnse thou obeyedst nd tho retee of the
l.oKO. aor exeeutodtit his th-rre wrath uMn Am ilek.
therefore lulli the L au don this tauij unto thee
this day.
" Moreover tlie Loan will Ui deliver Israel
witli thee iuui"ttie hand of li Philistines ; and to
mnmiw W thoe and thy sons 6 with me i the
bosu slim s'ikII deliver the host ef Israel into the
baud of the Philistine. "
itow very similar to the esse of John
soul He has departed from the ways ot
the Lord, who line turned against him.
lie bat refused to execute tierce wrath
upon the Amalekiles, but bus amnestied
them, lliaraisiig Mot'lollan from the dead,
will be very apt lo be followed by bis full
ing into the hands of tho Philistines, and
1 bis beinif succeeded by some Radical
David. A'liM'i Cliff.
Waiting to be Asked.
to
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Tho fo'lowin pn-tty (I a ly il iMtratrs
the position of the business mail who does
not advertise : '' Why don't you deal with
me!" said a cloan-llsted tradesman to
tiicnl Hie other lav. lie ico'y a
ch 'lartoiiatic : " Yon have never invited
tuo, sir. 1 have looked everywhere lor
invitation in the shepe of an advertisement,
but loiiinl none. I never go where I am
not invited.1'
A raus ol SKID havioir been recently
ott'erct, by resiousiiile arlies, for tho Lost
joke, it was awur.le I a-ni deoiJe.l tliat the
best jolto of Ibe ae w is
VailiinliKliaiil leaoliioj; a crowj of re
turn. I veteran sol iiers Ilia true nieaiiinir
au't correct .Urlnitioii of ilia word loyalty
Colum'.u Journal.
A rooa Ii islimaii who applied for a
oense lo eell ardent spii its, be inn questioned
as to liis moral fitness for the trust, replied,
"Ali I sura it is not iimvU of a ohiiucter
Cist a uiau needs to se 1 ruui ! "
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
;
FoaTMmrft General Il indiill lias laid lhatj.
he iott'iiiU to take the stump next year fur
tlio Republicans, ,
Oi'tK i, returns havo been received from
sll tie cunnties in Ohio but fonr
Ueneisl
rptain RonKitT Lincoln, at tho ne of
2., bus been aduiiitud to loo bar of the
United Stales Uupremo Court. . -
It is reported that General (inribaldi has
escaped Irmn Capture, nnd that ho left the
inland an board of an American ship.
' R W N ro B C EM P. N r s of ifluiiters, reJruHo.l
in Franco and Hpuiil. lor tho defense of the
Popn, have Arrived in tho city of Rome. '
Tub trial of Simla Anna, by the Mexi
cans, has resulted in a eonviotlon, and lit)
is sentenced to banishment lor eight yearf.
All middli) , Florida is- under water)
whurvis, bridges and cau-iuways washed
away j crops drowned, and general ruin
taring many planters in tho fsco.,
Thk Government of Canada bus received
pilch intelligence in regard to Fenian move
ments that secret instructions have been
issued ; o post' commanders throughout
the Province , . . -
Tiin.Nc'w York Erprem says tlmt pri
Vtto all vIpoH from Europe speult (if , 'War us
imminent, nnd tho purchases of lard un I
flour by tho French Government in that
market tend to strengthen this-'beliuf. ' '
Til k is In progress, ot constnlo ting
a railway from Fort Wayon to a point six ty
ui'los noi Hi of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The road is to bo completed in 1809, and
ultimately lo bo extended to Mackinaw,
Tiir poor of Chicago nro reaping much
benefit on' account of rivalry between the
Orthodox aiu Unitarian Young Men's As
sociations, euch of Which are striving to
accomplish more Christian Work than the
other. ' , . , ,
Cincinnati is alarmed at the prospect of
ft coal famine this winter. Tho low water
has prevented shipments from tho .mines,
and llio prospect lor an early addition to
the almost exhausted etock, is tho rev erne
of fuvoiuble. '
Hon. David His at ix and John R. Frond' ,
foriueily citizjnH of Ohio, havo both boon
unanimously lioiniimtod by the R ipubii -an
Coiivenlions of Craven and Chowan conn
lies, ill North Carolina, ai dolcgatC3 to thc
Ciitiktitiltional Convontioii.
A nrw I'leotrio light has b 'en exhibited
in New Yotk, which wub so bright as to
light up tho whole bay. Tha Inventor, a
Frenchman, claims to be nbl'i to light up
tho city with It singlo lamp more completely
than the gas companies can do.
Tnic Washington lnMlignccr, of Mon
day, bus a savuuft attack on Gen. Sohoiicl I,
charging him with nil soi ls of fraud and
villainy iu making the registration in Vir
ginia. The object, of this attack is lo inlln
onco Virginia to voto against tho Conven
tion. A .NEKiiitiouitoou corresponont of Ihe
Geauga IAwatij, sayB that cows bought
thcro lust spring for Iroin ?.)0 to $75, are
now selling, on ncomint of tho drouth, for
8'J.". He says tho cheeso factories will
soon havo to tuispoud; opui'utioua for. want
of milk, , ... :
Tine vnridui Grahd Orders of Misons In
Ohio, at the recent annual meeting lo Gin
l inimti, elec.tod Ihoir presidine ollicers ns
follows: Grand U'livunpment, lleman Klv
Grand Council, Gharles ' Heown j Grand
Chapter, George Rux j Gruud Lodge, How
aid Matthew. i ' '
Mr. Y()RT, who was stabbed by her
former husband, Ferdiuan I lloffuan, at
Cunton, a week ago, last Sunday," died on
Saturday. Hoffman waa in jail at that
place, and on Muuday night Mioceeded in
committing suicide by bangiu. Both were
buried on Monday.
SiiMR one, wdio, a few days a;ro, ex'inmod
frnm the recesses of the Surrogate's 0!h e,
in New York, the will of Tom Paine, proves
by extracts from it, that tho author. of "Com
mon Sense" and the " Ago of Reason" firmly
and dovoiilly lulieved in the existence and
Omnipotence of a God.
Onk of (Tie most terrific snow storms ex
periem-eil iu Ihe While Mountain region in
many years, begun on the evening ot Sep
tember 29, nnd continued w ill) great vui
lenco throughout tho night. It seemed at
times as though tho wind would (ear the
Tip-Top House from its foundation.
Tim polftical situation at Galveston is
as bad us can bo imagined, hostility to
Northern men increases in bitterness daily.
They are socially and politically ostracised
This conduct ot citizens bus helm so out
rageous ns to make tho most conservative
of ollicers stationed thero strong radical'.
A TKRRtni.it Occident occurred at the
Iloosuo Tunnel, Mass., on Saturday, by
which thirteen mou were cither killod out
right or giitTooaUd to death. The g tsoline
works, at the m'ou'h of tho shaft, exploded,
and binning fell down the shaft, burning
the whole gang working at the bottom.
Tho bodice will noi ho extricated for some
days. , ,
A lkvtkk from Stark County, in - explain,
ing how the Democracy Carrie I that county
says :' " lu Stark County every man i Was
visited whether bo ooiil-l voto or not." Re
publicans won) I do well to take a leaf from
Ihe Democratic book in this particular.
a man does not vote, lis may inllnence ihn
volo of another man. In the future, leave
uo stone unturned.
Tint ImU'ftumh'nt saysYhf John R. Cough
thafhn ws fifty yevrs old in August, lie
signed the pleik-e October 30. 1842, in Wo:,
cester, Mass. January 3, 18.VI, he delivered
his first temperance lecture. Ilis original
terms for a lecture was ; now he charges
?2(t). De lias already accepted 16 ca'ls
for the e moii of which will pro
dues S.ld.OOO. Mr. Gough ha accumulated
a handsome fortune,
A CorrksimndrxT writes from Topeka,
K tnsas, as follows: K.usa River but
toms iu the vicinity of Topeka, the capital
of tho Stute, cannot be beaten Ihi. year.
One farmer has commenced buskin-.-, un
thus lar his corn has averaged ll'i hiHhcU
to the acre ca ling one and a h.t'f nusliels
of ears a bushel of com. lie has over f. r
a -res that will average one hundred bush
el., and hn is now acltiug it for silty cents
per buahol."
Til Cincinnati Enquirer runs U( at tho'
of its columns tho nam of ll-n.
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(iKoiuiK II. FkndlktoN, as t'lo DcmocratiO
for Hie next rr-aulnucy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ikr.iiiinx row divuuc i:.
Sarah Baker, plaintiff,
vs.
laxt County, Ohio,
Christian Bakrr, defendant
t. Jc'
ourl ol Coui.PlesS'
The said Christian U.tker. whose rvsi.li-nc
uukuowu to pUiniil)', is hereby isililiod, tliat Karaa
Baker, pUin'ilV, a r. ni.tenl of Wood Count r, Ohio,
did, ou t'ie 17th day of OctoU-r, A. 1. 1S17, filo
pitiliou in ih ,'ouil of Comon Pleat of sal.1 conn,
ly, selling forth that she waa, on ihe i&th dar'of
Aiiitual, A. O. ISej, at Toleilo, Ohio, married
said On Lilian Baker. Thai said Chrinliaa llaker
baa been w ill ml t v and w ithout caue absent I'imiii
said plamtmror a prrl.Hl or more than three yeara
la-il naili lhal onii fhristi in lt.iktr. Jr.. ia fh
inllil itlfitliriii.. nf aailt niarrl.tf : .nil oruriiitf lli.l
she may b divorced lix.ui duteudaut sud fVa cus
tnly ot aaid Chritiau llaker, Jr.
Pelea.lanl is sImi noiiliol thai depoahiona will
takrn is sii.lcaae st tho oille. uft'harles C. Starr.
N.Sanr Piihlir, st Tobdo, Lucas County-, Ohio,
Monday, th ISth day of December, A , I'. 1867,
belwerii the hours of 10 A. U. sud 10 P. M.
said day, sad eoutiuue fruia day to day uutil
taken.
Dodos k Ttlim and Asasa Cook. Attomsva
for Flaintilf.
r.rrjburtf, Oatobsr Si, 1M7, Sflt
BOOTS & SHOES,
OF lbs best cuttou mikes. !u varletv st
UCACnS.
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bead I t""'1 1'10 n'ki."K bi,s luor agreeable, nspful
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tadles, UentL-tnm Clerframen; fJohnol Tvich
ciindiilate crs.'arnieis. .Stmlunts, a4 all ulheM who dov
JEW ADVERTISEMENTS
llook' AfcntH Wauttcl
' To sntlrit of.lirs for a New Illuslrstti)
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(.'-'' - --ffOSTLltTS IN ONI TOI.fc.
LJita by Ir. ', Smith, ClnssicA Iiasumier of
tlie L'mrerHity of London.
rpFR f)?ctinniirT emliodies tho resiili of the most
X reeoirt lulr, rsKi'.irck KB 1 fnVntiirntiia, yf
about shit.r-itt'a..uf tlAi iTloUei4ini'nlncl ailraneed
lliblicul srlmlnrs now living. Clergymm f J
Tlwm (1fmnmistmnsTifpYt)To It, and re(jard It ss
the best nrnrk of its kind in the English IrngnnRP,
nnd nna which ought to be iu the lisniU of ererf
llillu n-a.tr hi tbs land. ;'" 1 i'
In circtilnliiiK this work, sir on In will find s plcns
sutdoj oiilluilile i'BipkiriiMii..l Tbesmnerousob-
ijeclioiis. which are usuaM eim sjiilvrod insvll'mr
' ' I il . . . ' i ii . ..
oroiniirj numi iv I o tan uni wn n THIS. Jllll on Ills
seas energy. nr wanted to qssist. iu .csnvsssinK
every tivn Sil I e'liintV III Iho country, 'to wbom
tli" iliOBt liberal iudueumeuts will be ottered.
For particular ailib-estt,
NATIONAL I'tJItrdSHlVd CO.,
S8f 14a West Fourth Simet, Cincinnati, 0.
MAUMEE VALLEY
LUMBER YARD,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.
Planing & Moulding Mill.
On llio Inek, !- of lUoulslanns.trc.,
ri.ttiivsiii iiu, onto.
IHI.- otalililininl Miin'Vln Nneesssfiil iipcr
L fltion, nnd iv o uie now (lil ji-iiig for sale,
rine I.uinliL-r ;
Country Lumber-
inile-
I'inn, Ah, Wliiif an I Cniten-WiSod Kleotiiig ;
l'ine, White an J 'iiit"ii-wooit Siillilg j ' '
i .: i i i . tiash t i .ii.- '
.... . -. !, ,:- lleorst i.- '
, , Winds
. . , Mouldings, Ac.
Our f.u-il for doing buiiess uo such that
Otir I'riCes- Defy J'oiuju'l lOoti !
Wo recivr our Luni'ier direct fiom the I'inuries.
Wo Work Seasoned I.niiihiir.
1 Wu use Ihe bst nud latel improved Maetiinorv.
Wo work only tlie bent Mochan'es, whereby o
are.en ibled to nll'sr to, all tlmsu a houiv building,
or anliii ilu bnildhKi sop -rior silvnuNi):es. .
Orders s ill 'iteil lor all. work iu our line, suil
e.iiitr.icta uia.lj for
Furnishing
aal B'jilJiii' IIov.st'5, Ct)ar,).:te,
Country t.ninbjr I'laiieJ and lntcl)fd.
' Country Iinibei- I'lanod and ni.idj into SiJing.
Strictly Prime Country Lttrnbcr Wanted.
! PIJCK, LKK3 A CO., Proprietors.
, 1'errysUurg, October 25, 1807. 20
PUI3LIGSALE.;''
rpiIK undersigned will otl'er-at l'ublio Sale, at
- JL,. her residence, in Purrrsbiirg, on -
' H.TURO.VY, Novemhur 2, iaf.7. ?
the folloning ernonat property, embracing in
rout, tho follun-ing articles : ' IT Heilsieads. 2
Patlnri Mliives, 1 Kg Carpet, 1 I'atent Churn. I
Clock, and a varii ly of Iluusuhold utensils, lou
numerous to nieiition. .' - "
I li.iveago id siiulu Bugge Harness, which Is
offero I at pi'irato sale, hi any one desiring it s'so
s'niii 8 or t) gallons of excellent Cnmint Wlno.
Salj to coininonca st 9 o'clock A. M., ivhon
turnii u ill be in tile known.
Mils. AWUE HOUSTON.
Feirysbiu-jr,. October 18, UU. ... ; 23b
lial. NUTlCt:.'
Calub O. Miukler, plaiuiilT, ) The Stiitj of Ohio,
vs. Wival County, s:
Oeo. W. Lnnib, .lueob Staht, f In tho Court of
"S. Caroline Staid, ifefeml'ts. J Coinirrin I'lvas.
Th said Ueorjiu W, bsnib. a non resident of
Ihe Snit-j of Ohio, and M'tinse. present place of res
idence is .Miniieap'di.s, Mhiiieyta, will take tiolicu
that on the liUh day of Sepleinber, A. 1). ld)7,lhe
pi lintill' lil.'il hia petition in the Coiu(of C nininn
I'leiis of said county, setting forth that at the No
vember Term of: said Court, A. 1811, li el
taiinid a judgment njtninst said (itiorj;o W. Lamb,
Tor the sum ol' $'.'17 40 and $125 18 costs of suit,
ivhicli jiulnu lit is in lull force ; tliut the caiil in
debteihiess, upon which said juHUicnt was taken,
iv. is contracted bv said Lamb sud due to plaint tl'
piior ti Mar 3 i, 18ISJ tliat at that date said f.uinh
fraudulently conveyed bis mid vshite to one S.
Caroluie St ill I , for the purjiosa of bin Jejinjf and
deli anding i'l linl li mil ol luss.iij claim ; that the
real estate so fran lulenllv conrcyed is the (ie J
f t'ie no i of serlion 2:1, ton n 4, range 12 east, in
Wool County, Ohio i thai said S. Carolina St ihl
mi iv holds the sauio in secret and frsudulent trust
ii ill ooiitideiice. ss tho fraudulent truntee of said
U, W. I.tuib ; tl at one .ti e b Staid, also defvudaut,
is the husband of Slid trustoc, an 1 that thu said
Lamb has no other property out of which s.ibt
judicmaiit on be realised ; nd praying that the
deed of conveyance fr in said Lamb to auid S Car
olina Staid b deelai 1 via 1 sad be au.inllj.1, a id
ili.it said lands be declared the lands of thu said
Oeoi'KO W. Luub, and that the same be ordered to
be sol I, nnd the proceeds applied lo tho payment
of said jndpnn nt, with interest and costs.
Dcfcndai.t, Ucni'itu W. Lamb, is noiirled to ap
pear nnd answer or demur by the 8th day of Jau
uarv.MStia. " llOOOK :TYLKn. Alt'ys for IM.ilntilT.
rrrysburr, Ouu.ber 34, Itl7. -3nftl2tl ;
Lt)l,ll-No. 00.
' WU! be snld nt pnhlle sale, st the House of AVil
) in in IU.'st.,in Center l'mviisliip. Wood t'cnintv.on
FKIDAYi the 1st day of November, 187, to the
li.w .-sl restums'lilo bidders, sll ihe uutisished work
on Hitch No. t'0. Soacili(japoui giveu en day of
"'' Si 11. I'RICR, Auditor Woo.a Ceunlv.
Perry sbnrj;, Ootobr 2A, li7. : 21 2i
mToii i.iyrTiNa.
N'OTICK is hereby
wmk on flileli Nn
gireu that all uufini.i'aeil
i, 83, in Perrvsburg Town
ship, on llilch No. fa, in Plain an 1 MulJletdii
Ton nnhips, nn Pileh N . W2, in Montgomery anil
Fie '.loin To eiKliip , Ml l)il"li No. VI, is t.sk and
Perrystiiug Toiviiliit s, on llitoh Nn.lor,iu Lake
Tou oaliip. and ou Ditch No, lot, iu WraUol an
Mi.l llci.io Tou n-liips, will bo sol I at tho An ditor'a
Olli oel tVoait Couolv, on WKDNKSDAY, llio
itlll'i day of Delober, ts'lf.to the loiveat ruapoukiblo
bi t. lets. Work to be a.il.t in seeli ns. :
t'ash p ii I for r .rk on section Id of Dituh No,
91, eouipriin I H ro U lien done, ,.
8. 11. l'KICK, Aulitor Wood Connlr.
lVrrj-sburg, Ocioikt ii, ISoT. i2
NEW DOOK STORE.
v. riMaiii:iM:u
HAS juat rervlved st the New Book-store,
larjfe stuck of
Books. Stationery, Window Shades, Paper Khados
and Ruatio Sha.Wa. . The hmtiu Window
Shade ia Ihe best thitir "ed lor
that purHiae, Also ,
Muiic, Blank Itiw.kn, Note an t ltecelpt Biks, to
gether with Wall snl Win low Hanoi-a of all
styles grades sn.l prices, totrvllKT
Willi a good sriui nt of
School Boohs of All Kinds
' SI.SO .
School Csriti)- IhiU llo.'ks, Lesd-penelU, Albums,
Phot, frraphs, Vt'lim, Violin B.ov a ad Hriil(;i-,
all irrades of Violin ritriuics, piei-aloes Klioes. Ae.
I alw kix-iion kind a s.ivil st.tck uf I'll'TLKtH
snd l'ICI'lKb:-Hl lt.S,.i l will rut lilassaud
uiake I'mn-iM ur.l.-r. r.-r-ioiia deli in to pur
chase anything in niv line will do wll to givs me
! arall.my motto Ik'hhi Quick Sabs and fraill
Profits. No ctiarie fur sUuwimr U-'d-.
t . UNkiUElSKH.
Terryaburj, Oetuber 13, ISO?, u
7-ao noNX i
Converted iota Nosf
5-50 6 prr frnt. Galii-bfirlng nonJs,
A'
CCOKDINU to Coveniment rule, on iuai
Uue Tbuasand Uollars sadovur.
V Par l-:(iire Ctinrses. sud deliver fres
at rerrysuurg-. AiiH'.uam
.Gpvornmont fiocuritiea
n.HUlM sad S 'l.L lalnMl sllewv4 ea ilepwsits
Exchange on New York oue-t.ulh per rt. prsuiieui.
F..t. tlAtK HAN K K TlH.htui, ,
ANIlRKMf UKOWX C.,
4 Ul Summit street Tulndo O.
I
a
of
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Times Fixci fur Holding Courts in (he Third Judi
i tiiil Mnt of (li Slate of Ohio, for tlie Tf
, y: ,' " .looo. ,
1l4 IT REMKMBKnEf). That at a irreetinif of
J) Jndeanf the Ourt of Common Pleas of the
Third Common Pleas Judicial district of the State
of Ohio, at ilia Court-Louie, in the town of Ottawa
Putnam County, Ohio, nn the day of the dad hefe
of, Jot the purpose of Jisinjt the times nf hnhlhijt
(Jie Tal-ns fef the Cntlris CT Cootmon Plesl and of
Ihn district Courts in said District, for the yrar
iseor We,tli ondrstirned, Judfres of the Court
of Common fleas wjthin snd fur said District, do
Uortoy ox ins limns l holding sai l Courts for the
roar lH')Hin seek and ever county hi said Dis
trict, ss follows t
District Court.
The several Terms nf the District Court In and
for Mrs year sliatl commence in the severs!
counties titers if ss follows, to-wit S . ,
In Willlanfit county, August 5. ..
In Pulton County, August Ii.
In Wood county, August 7.
Iu Henry qopnty, August 10.
Iu Defiance county, August It. , ,
In Paulding county, August 13." ' '
In Van Wert county, August 14.
In APen county, August 17.
In.Putnnm county August 19.
In Auglaize county, August 20.
In Mercer county,' August St.
Iu Hhelby county, August 24.
In Logah county, August 27,
In Marion County. August 20.
In Union county, .September 1.
In Crawford county, September 3.
In Wyandot county, September 6. !
In Hardin county, September 8. .
In 1 1, in enck couuty, Septembor 8.
Iu Seneca eouutv, September 10,
Court of Common Pletvs.
1 And that the several Terms of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in nnd for the several counties nf said
District, in and for said year, shall commence in
the auroral counties thereof ss follows
FIUST SUBDIVISION.
In Union county February 3, May 4, October 14.
In If irilin couuty January 20, April 20, Scp
tcmbur Si. . .. . .
Iu Marion county February. 17, May 18, Ko-
veinlier 2.
In Logan county 'JIaroh 2, June 1, November 18.
In Sholby county January 0, April 6, Septem
ber H. . '
SECOND. SUBDIVISION.
In Auglaize county January 2, May 19, Oc
tober . , . . ... '
lu Allen county .March 10. Jnne 1(1. Novem
ber 17. .....
" In Morrwr eouoty January 14; May 12, Sep
tember 21. . . .
In Yen. Wert conntj' February 25, Juno 9, No
vember 3. . .
In l'liin im county February 11, June 2, Odlo
ber 20.
, , i TfllllD SUBDIVISION.
In Paulding county February 4, September 22.
In Defl moe county January 27, April 27, Sep
tember 28.
In Henry county February 10. May 4. Octo
ber ft. ' ' ....
lu Fulton county February 13, May 12, Ooto
her 20.
In Williams county March 3, May 19, Novem
ber 4.
In Wood county March 17, Juno 2, November
FOURTH SUBDIVISION.
In Seneea comity February 25, May 2i, No
vember 10. . -
Iu Hancock count v January 23, April 14, Oc
tober 27.
In Wvandot county February 10, May 4, Sep
tember 21,
In Crawford county January 14, March 24, Oc
tober 6. ' i
"And we (In fnrthcr order Snd direct that thesov
eral terms of said Courts shall cominenco on the
first day of each of said terms at eight o'clock A.M.
Is Trstimonv WiiitBKOP, We Issue this, our or
der, for the purpose aforesaid, st said Court-house,
ou this llio Tenth Day of September, A. D. 1837.
' J. S. CilXKLI.V, . I
A. S. RATTY, ' I M,,nof
CHESTER R. MOTT.' laid Vvurt'.
JA.1ISS MACKENZIE, J
mtan.'t Plzntof IPood
Comity. Ohio, who is hereby directed to publish
litis old t lor three oonsccntive weeks in each of
the several ii.'ivspapcrs published iu said couuty.
Stats op Ohio, Woon Coi-ntv, SS :
. I, UKOKUK WKIIDKLL, Cleric of the Court of
Common Pless, of Wood County, Ohio, do hereby
certify th it the above and fori'going is a true cony
of the order fixing the times of Inditing Common
1 leas and District Courts in the Third Judicial
l)i strict of the State of Ohio, taken from tho origi
nal, now ou file" in this otHes.
t . In Testimony Whereof, Witness my
!!; A ,t hurl and seal 'officially, this 21st day
' of October, A. D. 1S57.
,: CEOUdK WEDDELL.
2rtb CI, rk of Court of Wood Common Plea:
GOODS FOE THE MILLION !
;'ET THEY COME!
ill nre Satisfied that the Vlnce to Buy
(Jooils Cheap tor CASH is nt
l II, ill I LfaEli & CO.
: ' , fjsrrysburg, ohio.
, Buy Prints nt 10 to 12,'io; Mcrrimscks 100.
Huy M.-oivn Sheeting at 10 to 15c, the hcariest
4-1 st 13 to 20c. ; , ,
Buy Uleached Muslin st 1H to2)o; the best
Si to Mot -
Buy DeLaincs, best make, at 2jo.
Ilalf-ivool Kentucky Jeans, at 50o,
Gojd Sattinetta, st7ic.to $1.
All-wool Csssimeres, tt, l 25, tt 40.
Come and see all Wool Blankets, st 11 it) to $7
pair.
loiys Suit of CI. .thine, complete at 110, l2,tl5,
$20.
If you Wish a suit tf Clothes made to order, come.
Kvcrylhtng clso kept by us in
same
proportion.
GOODS ARE CHEAP,
MERC BOUGHT CUEAP,
AU WILL BE SOLD (-HEAP.
. . i
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
Wo mean what wo say.
'. B. To enable us to sell at small profits and
compete successfully Willi leading uterchsuts, we
cuopt trout mis date as our iuoiio,
CASH OR READY PAY.
No Goods will leave our Store unices
settled for, except by special ugrveuaettt
Lwk for Wtrlil) Aanomwfinfnls anlFrirra.
I II. MII.LCU eV CO.
Perrysburg, Ocu.ber St, 1307. SSix
Jsuies W. Ross,"!
v. v In Wood ComtaoB Pleas.
Oeorce W. U ll.l
, liy virKM of an xeetiio Issued ia tbe shove
cause by the Clerk of tUeCoarluf Oomiuon Pleas
or w.akj 1 ounty, IMoo, nu.1 to ine dirvcted
dliverl, I will otTor for sale st nubile vendae.
the piwuiises of the defeodanl, at ililtoa Center,
n uoa iMnwr, nio, m
1 erraniV r ...... . a . c .
Botween the bours of t and 1 o'clock P. 14.. of said
dav, tlx kdlowing deaeribe t rupurt, tu-wil I
One span vf bay Uorses, the pruptrty ol U.
CltARLK W. tTERS, BherifT.
Prrysbur(, October 18, 1SS7. JlbtJ
'
aad
un
W
THE HARDWARE STORE.
PECK, HAMILTON &. 6&
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Mammoth Hardware Store,
i
PEnuvsuinG,' omot
' Art rraw offtiring to their many customers
The Largest, Most Complcl, nnd Best SclocltJ
STOCK OFXOODS.
Cornprising every article in their line, ever brought
to this market. The most of Our immense stock
has been purchased direst from the manufacturers
by ourselves, selected witb great care, sud adapt
ed expressly to this msrket.
Buying strictly for Cash, snd in large quantities,
wa are enabled to
OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To those purchasing. Our stock comprises in pert
. '
' ' ' Rhelf Flsrdffsre;
-. ' ITeevy Hardware;
Saddlery Hardware;
Iron t
Nails;
Glasss
Wooden-ware
. . Silver-plated Ware
.Willow-ware i
Tin-ware:-Sheet-iron
Ware;
Cooking Stoves;
Parlor Stores ; ' ,
Mos Stoves;
Sheet-iron Stores j -Ac,
Ae., Ac.
To Tlio'sb Building,
We offer great inducements' in the vfay' of
Nuils;
disss: '
lAbY
lltitt-ti
Scix'rfs; . -
Paints:
Oils:
Bash;
l)unrs :
Blinds, etc.
To Mill Men.
Mulev Mill Saws:
Knglish Tested Oil Chains;
Johu Uolhcy If' ilea ;
ltuasia, Italian, Hemp, Jute and Ilotbery
Packings;
String Leather;
Belt Hooks ;
Copper Kivets, etc. etc.
i To Blacksmiths. r
Irou
Steel ;
-. - : v Ilorse-shnes;
' ' ' Horse -aUoc Nails
Bolts ;
! Kuts j
Axles ;
Springs ;
Coal i
Mu'leable Irons j
Anvils ;
Vices, etc. '
To Wagon-Makers.
' A full and complete line of
Hubs;
Spokes;'
Felloes ;
Fills i
Poles;
Keck Yokes ;
Pipo Boxes ;
Cutler Stuff, snd
Beut Work
in general
To Meclianica,
i i "(A Large Stock.)
Spear & Jackson and Wheeler, :
Maiden k Cluunwu'a Saws;
- tlsydote s Hammers;
1 liutcher's Chisels ;
Sucll's Cast-steel Angers;
--Jonninp's Bits ;
it lint Paper, etc.
etc
To the Farmer.
Everr Article Needed In Building-.
Every Article Needed In Repairing.
Every Article I'iti aboal year Kemi
Every Article feed on year Farms.
Every Article you Anticipate I'slnff,
And In our lino, can be found at
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
To the Ijaclies.
SILVER-FLATED WARK,SVC11 AS
Forks ;
bpoons i
Knives t
Cal.e Baskets;
Castota ;
Kapkin Kinos ;
Cake Knives;
Tea Sets t
Ice Pttchcrs,etc.
' Tfesutiful Tfoilet Sets;
Deautirul I sole Matt;
Cooking Stares;
Parlor Storrt j
Dining-room Stoves i
Tin Ware j
Tubs snd Pails )
sli p-8ticks I
Shovels snd Tongs
Wssh-bosrds
Lnnch-Bsskets)
Market-Bsskete ;
Indies' Traveling Btskets, anil ,
Kitchen Vlunaila iu geaursl. . -
Our stock ia complete in every tfepartmeni,
la offered
LOWER TIIAN THE LOWEST!
to iavniiYCobVi
Thanking yon for
Would invite yon all
your psst -pstronsre,
to exstnine tlie stock
prices of Goods ! be found la
Tho Mainn-atla laratvai'v Starr-,
Purchased fbr the
fall tintr rr.de of iSCT-'C?,
PECK, HAMILTON 1 CO.
Perry.berj, Oetobet 1 1, U1, ii
aad
we
and
MERCHANDISE. I
CALL AND SEE
:" v. . ;,-TB
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Fall-and Winter ;(ootIs,
Ttow arriving at tlie Cash Store of
A.G.Willinii.s&Bro.
We are now makinff purchases! the Kastlhst
willensble us to place before onr customers ene ef
the chniceat stocks of Fall and Winter Goods
ever brought to this place, whieb ire will dispose
oi siunpreceutnieuiy low ngures. ,p
Our sleek is a large one snd well selected, with
view to the special requirements of this stMioa
of the country, snd we come before the public with
the commence mat ' '
Wt CAN NOT BE UNDFRSOLO t
i
It would be impossible toenumerst artieWsand
prices. To besppreotsted tbey meet be seen, snd
an invitation is therefore eitetidcd tt the whole
oommunity to call and see the besitrfeistylesnd
quality of our ......(
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Whioh embrace sll the moat desirable qnall'.ies
to be found in the market.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
We Invite the exnminaflon of the Ladies to
our msgnilieentassortmentof DrcssUoods,amoug
which may te louna .
.i . 1
Silks, Empress Cloth, French Merinos,
I'oplins, 'Alpacas, . . English Merinos,
Delaines, Calicoes, . Lace Curtains,
Cloaklugs, Ut'ched Shcetings,Ladie8' Ckith Aic.
f
GEKTLEMEM'S ITEAK.'
Hats,'
Caps',
Shoes, .
Satinetls','
. Cassiiperes, ,
lloots,
Jeans,'
Citllhs',
Collars,
i- , Hosiery,
Cottonailes,
Ac, Ac.
OUR STOCK OF DOMESTICS
Is full sn.l complete, and'iv'ill be disposed of at
really Ucluc a Prices.
Prints from ISyZ ta 20 Qents peryrJJ-'"
. Brown Sheetings and Muslins 15 to 23 nta.
Denims; Striped &' Ticks.
Also, a gnod ass lr'titiei of
Carpets & Oil Cloths.
OCR TOCK Of
CUTLERY, ' ' ' ' 1
GROCERIES,- ' ' . ''
GLASSWARE, , ' i .:,
. . Q U K ENS W ARE; .
YANKEE- NOTfO'NS id, &c
Is full and complete, arid can' noi be' surpassed in
variety, ipislity ntrS low figures.
. . . i
t"0irr styles' are tno very latent, snd to Cash
Custoroefs our prictas are the very hftvest. i
K. IL We desire those of ohi- patrons -hn have
un-ieltled accounts of the lust sear to rail ami
settle thcni ns soou ss possible.
A. G. WILLIAMS ft BRO.
Perrysburg, 5'cli bor 22, 1867. ., f . . S
A.' R. rilAMPSET. . CI1AS. 1VRIGI1T
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
OHAMPNEY &, WRIGHT,
DltUGGISTS,
rllOENl'BLOCK, rERRYSBUlSG.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
WE. bare largely increased nut fbrnr stosk,
snd now have tho pleasure of ppusntiufr to
the public one of the fipest nssnrtments of Qoedby
in our line, ever brought to Ptrrjsbvrg- - -i
Our stock of ... : . i
LAMPS HlflP TRtM.HIWCS
Id ranst complete. AIso
NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES & TOYS
. - IN GRBAT VASIBfY.
We wnnld . call especial aitcntioa to) o Welt
sclentt'd line of . j , . ...'
Clotks and Baskets of Etery Styl.
Paints, Oils Varnishes &
DYE STUFFS. -
Patent Medictrics, Hair Uestnra-trye'ft; Fluid Ex
tracts, MttchOio trits, IB irs4 CDSrders, tw.p.
in fact eveiy thing that can be found in a
nell-atwort-d Drug 8 Sire, together
with a complete- assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
YTo have socuivd the services of sir. E. Mt.
BJi so Iom and favorably known ,iii this vicin
ity as a Kemleinanty and obligitift salettratnyand,
practicul and expertenoed DrSniit, Stuf ne Cnnfts
ilonlly sntioiale, by close aiteulinn snd a pK(K'r
regard for tl wants of thu community, lo merit a
ircre snare t puotio rntromie. - . v
We exteud a cordial uin'kalon fo sll onr pstrotni
snd tlie publio (reiternllr in call snd examine our
lioods, which we will SeM Sir cab at as low fig
ures as e-sir kc haid anyirhere In Toledo.
CltaMI'MC k WRIGHT.
Perryslmrj;, Ootober IS, iBiil. 1
Agricultural implenieiils;
t.OOO Bushels Flax Seed WattJedf
Tbe highest price will be paid at i
THE AGRICULTURAL STORE.;
dider Mills.
These Mllli are cot only warranUlil to- tw Well
ma.lo snd well finished, of (rood material, tmt also
to do well sad thoroughly the work for which Ibey
are tnteiuled. ' t '
Full directions will aeoniPsny e-aib, Min M
making the ssosl delicious cldsK '
dario Jttilis-The Vicitor.
The most tomplele Mill in th cotiulry.
Cook's EvnpcJrdtor.
They baVe invariably given tke kighest sslisfae
tion. .
ftoreka Cnttise Bo s bniverBSl f!ynt-it(V.-J
Wood Mills Lima, Norwalk a o.l Eclipse.
Coru-Shellera- Star and Burratl a Imn.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Itraiu lrill.
Imn-bi'ant, Cast snd Mteel" Plows.
Wheel-batrroWs shd Road-scrapers.
Farm Hells snd Washinsr-nacainrt.
Well-punips and Water-drawers, Churns, Heels,
Wheel, Ao. Repairs for ail ftiackines. j.
You will also flud at the Agricultural Wsre-
boeje its targeat stuck i .'
CAUllXITT FUUMTUItU '
tn the coiiuly, I'ft.ither witb a lares stock of Csl
Bet luruiug aud vroota baudles. i
u , WILLIAM CROOK.
PerrjsUbrjr, July JJ, 1867. t Iiv ,,
J.K..UJSD, Freuiont, t J, Ji, Bou, Pterrjsbr.
J, K. & J. M, jioim,'!."
ATTattXETS.i...rrr3turs, .
le ia Pbu-nii Block.
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