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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
FROM TEXAS.

From 1Ae n o BsLkts. Fst l.
The fteamshp Msxico arrived yest. rday with dates
from to the 18th ult 10 the lat ot psssen-
gers by the MEXICO notice the names Of Dr. HsyDe
and lady lJulis Dean
The Bonhom dsveyttser states that Grsyson nos
rank. NJ the third county In the State I'd poiat OF
scholastic popu alton, and that the number of nef
peopls has doubled in two years.
Lsvacs County, through meeting in ualsssviile,
has resolved 10 make tn liquor rsfs, and ID
20 for probbtofy law The Rev. Mr. Young nab
O spfeob on the occasion.
IL s now fully determined ID It Q Railroad Cenven-
ton ~iIl assemble At La Grange the 6rss MONDAY
ia March, at which Austin and the Uooef C'sofSo
will osteTmDe whether they will eDdesyor 70 'of .
railroad connection with Po~der-Horn, tisaiano'~f
Texsna or the Harrisburg Road. . -,
The Galreston Times II the 2s,h gives the feloH-
ing ADDITION al iBts gence concerning the brush Do
twt.n The Rangers ard the Indians; i,
We lean from buried Dote, written ~ one o.
the youBs men bele DgLg % Capt TravssConPs'y,
that q fe~ days sincs our Ranger, and pofhea "
the =. troops, commanded by Capt EiDs, ns' ~
adventure sith sbopt twenty Mexicsos aud one IN
disps Of which have been able - gamer me ''''
lowing particulars: p..o.
Near place called Live Oak Springs, on the pecoe
River the sdvancsd guard came uoon p1y "
to ebty Meaicsns a. bins IodlaDs Az ne uoo~ ~
pFoscb.d them, rbe Indiape I'D follosed ~ soIo
the NeIicspa Tue guard dred, killing one nea'SS'
Al d soJr ding several Others 81 both ptft'es.
The Mexicaus we're all CAPTURED, pa vi. 49,
moo their prors atoms VI heDdshp, ssa 1870,
,h., the indians were not Of their parry, guy pa ~
uuded themselves inso Their camp sss1'
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In San FranescO Jan IS Mr. JOha Green 70 Ms Amanda
J Nichols
In B~nc. jan H. Geo Watson Of San JO,qrin Valley 70
hbs Mss {. Raven, formerly Of CoPsnAssen Dec marx
Near UniCn City, Alameda County Dec ii, Mr. samuel
J. hsr,ton 20 Hss Abba N. Griffin 49,
Al and place, the Hon Noble Hamilton and Misc
D.lsls L Msstoo -
A. Moieiuute HUI The lith o. Jan Mr. A NJ Harris
,rd Me-. Terr.h Gl.n b. tn Of Geoesee County New YORK
In ssr Fr.sei.so Jan Mr. Henry LsmPmln TO Mrs Sarah
Blund.l 10th OF EewYOTk
In Sen Fsteisco Jan. a. Mr. John A. Lander Of Ssers
u,rto. 70 kss D-rs he Watson
10 ssp Fr,neeo Jan IL Hr Pere Johnson Of ssn Jose to
Me. Mary Campbell, OF s.a Frsnci.co.
In Ws,hr s-oa Yoo County, Jan ., Jas Alex Craig. Of
Casverss County. TO MIS- Eliza koorers
Iu frsneco Dee ST. BY tie Rev John Henry srcdt OF
Couu bia Mr. John J Fent0D Mrs Ellen BJ me Phi ios
AZ Luis Obispo. Dec 90 NJ ssrsH A Pollard Of SeE
Orleans Dors J0ses Dana De Teft Of Spomo and eldes.
6suskrr Of Capt VIM g Dana
10 Sen FTsneSes. Jan at the residence Of MI John '"
james. wm J. o BIysnt to Mr. Frsec-. r.uph-ll
In San Fr.nnsco VIM Branch 10 Ma Ellen Welsh both Of
" iIii.usbuIsk, l. /, N 7.
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AUSTRALIA.
We have fall 6lss q Tie Syd~y E.yrs end ~.
6ovrse Arrss 10 the 23d Nsvember.

We nave fall 6les q Tie Sydsy E.rr, md ~.
Sovrse ArrU 10 the 2ad Nsvemoev.
The people appear dissatisfied with the ne.,,,.,
taken BY the British PAhsm- n FOR tas msa 5000.
of Tie color lea and are particularly opposed 20 a.
Nsw Consultation BILL great pabhc m.esips hss
been beld 20 oppose the bill when strong atoms
were orssn up 10 be pr.s-n'ed to her " .jss,y.
Trey ob'sr ed upward Of 600 signatures on ths soot
A uoric< kas been brcoght e-fors the L.sis I'll "a
Council for sboshrg the penal restriction in or,s
in ctrtsio parts Of the colony
A fatal cisesse hss broken on. among the a,eks
called scsb which i. carrying OF large numbers Of
sheep. The die4se 40 far has proved incarsble.
Trade IL Ia avery depressed add lsnsaid ststs
owing Ia the enormous excess of impsrtations apd
the ls'ge stocks OF nearly al descriptions Of mer.
cbsbcise Ia haod
The s. dney Railway is progressing toward com.
plefion, sbd It IL confidently promised N =, The
Inc VIII be opened in the course OF April nexs A
far the town of Psrramstta, q Distance Of shsu,
fi'stn miles.
The colony lie row receiving con.idersble s,r,,;s.
Of -four and gr,n from Valparaiso, aud fr.o, III
FORMS where there IL a glut Fears ara en.sr,.;na1
that the harry Ia the agricultural districts will h.
failure this year. We have very ary sprin, Ana
are in much Of rain. Prayers are offered in ths
churches for rain.
Kate Hayes has created great excitement. and Al.
n1ation ia Australia In the course Of nine con.
q e che cleared II coo.
The papers spesk highly Of the state Of order an,
security life and property which exists at present
and the general improved state of society in sydney
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FROM THE SOUTH.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN Los ANGELES - The
PEOPLE IN ARMS.


Fvv~ TIE Alta Col fsrnia Jas Is
The steamer Goliah, Capt Erskine, arrived at this
port early yesterday morning, bringing scvices from
San Diego, Los Ans eles, and other towns q week
later than we're received by previous steamer.
Adams L. Co. q Express furnished us with TIE L0s
Angeles Star and SoutherR Californian Of Thursday.
ana slso an Extra isued from the office of The
Southern Cahtornian on Friday morning. We copy
the Extra nearly entire
The arrival Il the etc amshp Goliah with the order
from the Judge Of the Supreme Court granting stay
Of proceedings in the case Of Bro~n and Lee and
leaving Alstre to suffer the penalty which, by our
Court, has been awarded alike to them all has been
recei, go by cirixens with general indignation.
II will be recollected that the occasion Of the
murder Of Clifford by BrowE, the citizens were
only deferred from hanging the latter in consequence
Of the very general confidence reposed in Judge
Hayes and his Court and il was distinctly understood
that time, that if the sentence Of death was passed
upon him by the said Court, no outside or foreign
influence should interfere TO prevent its execution
interested parties have, DO sever, thought proper
10 thw art the popular vii in this matter-and we are
now gaping lie consequences.
The news arrived here on "Wednesday morning;
during the day notices were sent out through the
county on Thursday morning The Sheriff, IN Wet
OF the excited state of public telling commenced
sunmoniDg the ciiizebs TO attend the jail on Friday,
the cay Of The execution.
Last Light lTbprsday evening" one Of the largest
ard noet excited meetings ever convened in our
city, was held in the immense dining saloon Of toe
Montgomery. Upward of 600 persons, from eli parts
Of the country, were gathered within and Withhold
numbers being unable 10 effect an en<ance-con
poted Of all classes.
TIE meeting vas called TO order at 7. A. NJ, and
Col. McClapsbsn was chosen Oh .irman, Capt. J. ID.
Hunter and Don Juan Sepulbeda- Vice. Presidents,
aid Frank Ball, Secretary. The President briefly
stated the objects of the meeting Capt A. Bell and
Others mace eloquent speeches 10 the point
Among the numerous speeches made on the occs-
sion was one by bis Honor the Mayor in which be IN.
squivocally proclaimed biuself in favor OF hsusing
Biosn and Alvine together. Hs remarks we're LIS,
tened 10 with great attention. II viii be recoilected
that mainly 10 bis exeYtons ct the former meeting Is
due the fact that Brown was turned over 10 the su-
thorities and be then pledged himsslf that If utice
wss lot done he would resign his ONCE, ana assist
With the people in carrying out the wishes Of the pub
lie We presume he will resign, and II so, there csn
be no dosbt that he viii be reelected without dis
seDsipg voice.
Conn iitee va chosen, composed Of Don Juan
E<pulb<da Capt. Hunter and =. K. Labstf, 70 dra;t
resolutions, who reported The following:
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Births.

In San Fr.neeo jan Is the wiss Of NJ H. Lsndrey Of
IL Upper PA.elle Jan the vii. of Mr. l. Mclean Of
dsuslfer
dsgshther
In sufteryiIe Jan. H. Mn L W. Hastings, Of son.
in Nsp.ve Mn S. Dodge, Of rvns. and daughter.
In San vrsneifeo Jan &c. Ha Aeophe Deyue OF sou-
In s. Fsreiseo Jan H. Aa joe Ballard, Of daughter
In Dovpi,vie Jan 2, Ml Fol. y, Of son
In Sacramento Jan 7, Mp RoS- Aithin, Of sdsashter
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3 ONE w e e X
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
.prryAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
apgEING or THE PANAMA RAILROAD.

she steamer North Star from Asp'nwa'l. JAN 81,
.,,;v.d At this port las, evening ~itb the California
ii. # ian IS, and Gold 10 the amount Of 81, 49,
-.
ira Panama Railroad is at length completed. On
a. asth slt, the train passed over the ro.d from
a.ni.vsll to Panama for the first time. Its arrival
= pu anna caused great excitement among the ns,ive
,soul.,iop, vho had never before that great
tiunph of human ingenuity. Locomotive. Thus
q viu be seen that the connecting liSk between the
Atlantic and Pacific il formed and hereafter, those
-hc.s bu,ipees or pleasure makes THO 10 the North
ar South Pacific desirable, need not fear the loss Of
A.altb formerly Incidental Z, the exposure necessary
n the b sbsit across the Isthmus, which will hence.
fyrh occup, four hours, in comfortable cars, pro-
tes,ed entirely from the weather.
The Poetic Mail Steamship Company Intends keep
;.s one Of their fine steamers ct Panama, ready
lssded, waiting The passengers from toe Atlantic
States. On toeir srrva in Panama they will leave
tbe cars. and 20 immediately on board ship, thus
avoiding all de- eDton.
The passengers that wen. out by the North Star,
and sbo those that came home, passed over the road
"a the carr snd there has NOT been single case Of
siekn ts among them.
Pm. s. Co steamer Sonora, left San FRANCISCO
jan. l6 at noon. 18Th, 2:3o p. NJ exchanged sig
nails With steamer Cor,es, bound Dorhward 23d 7
A. NJ, exchanged signals with steamer Golden Age,
bound to Ssn Fran. Arrived a. Acapulco 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. 24th int, and left at $50 same day. 2oth,
3P. NJ, spoke wh-liDg-bsrk Hydsspe, Soo~, of New.
Bedford, "a months out 500 bbs. OIL goth, p NJ ,
arrived at Psnams, 10 days 9 hours from San Juan.
P.S. NJ. Co. steamer John L. Stephens arrived at
San FrsDcisco 18th January, 20 p. with the mails
and passengers that left NesYok Dec. 90, per North
Star. The passengers all landed in excellent health
Steamer Fl Dorado, from Havana, with the New
Orleans mails and passengers arrived at Aspin wall or
the 30tb ult.
The North STAR Feb 2, 20 miles 8. S. w. of Sal
Domingo, passed brig Pitman, of Halifax
The following is the Specie list of steamer Nortl
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MEXICO.

The North Star brings intelligence that spNt Of
Santa Anns's army, 1000 in number, hsd deserted
and gone over TO Gen. Alvarez. A portion Of them,
with come of their officers, reached Acapulco Jan.
%; the remainder were daily expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

Weayer-a distance of 800 mi'es-in 80 hours. We
have since been advised Of the details OF another
eIf st ACHE cement in Express rum ng accomplished
by Wells Fargo e. Co That firm, on the arrival Of
the sonora started special Express hence cia Oak
lard LivermOres Ranch, and Stockton, to Sonora,
at l0l P. NJ on Saturday, 30th December. Tae mes-
etrper vent from here 10 Oakland 10 m,les IN arrow
hoa; thence on horseback to Livtrmore's 33 niles
wktr. be srriv ed At A. NJ, De, 81; thence another
messenger went forward TO Stockton lio miles, but
in TIE darkness and severe storm OF that mornns ne
missed his way, and, after the loss OF come hours,
reached Stockton II 10 NJ, 3st-masnZ, besides dis.
lance traveltd while out Of the road 90 miles in -
bouys ard 80 mput,s; from Stockton toe Express
reached Sonora as miles Eorel ats + NJ on the
came dsy- making the whole distance from here to
Sorora, overland fl5s miles in 10 bours aud 80
il utes Considering that large proportion OF this
otsr &c msds in the darkness Of night, and dur
ing an extremely severe storm II must Do considered
90 sper did feat Of eque sfanism, and one Dot easily
txceled in this or any other couotry IL the mss sen'
Ger bsc been running from the Srerih he could not
hive ridoen better. Simultaneously whh the depart.
pre of the 10, ger from Stockton to Sonors, an
other start d for Sacramento as miles, where he ar
rived st6 IN Il oe 10 anticipate the tslesr
transmission Of the Message; thence to Marysvi,le
45 piIef they took the Message n three hsurs-mas-
ne Ia that drcciiop ls2 miles 70 22 hours and 80
nil utes II should be remembered that the money
arc labor expended 10 this species OF Expressing are
for the benefit Of the public, and return nohng TO
the EXPIRES houses except public thanks for their en-
MoRE OF THE ESCAPED Prisoners. - Messrs.
Hamilton North apo j Nusent the special officers
dir sicbtd by Marshal Mekepzie 10 San jose VALLEY,
TO aid ~ the cspiure Of the coDvcs recently escaped
from The State Prison. returned yesterday m1rning.
We are indebted to them fer msnv Interesting sad
vausble psl iiculars ~ gsrdpg their journey Iney
l.ft here CD Tuesday night and arrived at S4n J,se
Cd WEDNESDAY morning. Here they learned. by tel
sgraph, thst the prisoners we're IN the vicinity o. Law
efn ORES Rsuch and accordingly started ia that d.
rctor. At Union City they we're joined oy the
Sheriff Of Asmeos County, aud they procet ded to the
Mssiop Of San Jose W hooes Of fading some traces
of the object Of th.ir parsuit, but without success
They then crossed the mountains, into Auaior Val
by. Here party from MAtibez, Who we're punuios
the cenvicts joined them. Afsr travening the couu
Try, council VI var wss held end it was agreed 10
divide into two separate gangs. This rns dooe, and
our ~ers With their party recroesed the mountains
IsN Mount DiAhlo The Dext hight Thursday) they
eanped In the R<dwoods, IN CeBus Costa Coanty.
The epsuisg day they found Iodisn in . stats Of
restitution Ne said be bad guided the convicts dur
ing 'bsir tour through the country and on Thursday
ns'linG vss taken to place on Psbis Boy, and
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We are indebted to E. W. Hull, Esq, Putser of the
North Star. and to Adams g. Co, and Wells Fargo
L. Co Express Agents, for the prompt delivery of
cur California files.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
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DOAD NOTICE---To the nonresident and
III unknown owners of the north half of section
-, 26 and 27, and the south half of section "a %
and 22 the whole of 23, town 4, range 10 east in
Wood county, Ohio. You are notified that the
commissioners Of Wood county, at their December
session, 1885, granted view and survey of two
county roads, as follows: One commencing at the
south east corner of section "a, said iowa ship
thence west to the Miltonville & Liberty free turn
pike. The other to commence at the south quar-
post of section 30, thence north to the Portage
free turnpike and that the viewers and surveyor
will meet at the house of Adam Ross. on the lit
Of January, 1856, to view and report upon said
roads. ANTHONY DuCAT ct a., Petitioners
Dee. 3, 1855.--3Ow4* r ..--...E. Nf .9sA
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HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
GnmDOMml EIMid Extract of Sarsa na rill:s /.

For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases ari-
sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and i'm
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disease
arising from impure state OF the Blood, and
the only reliable and effectual remedy knownfor
the cure OF Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Scald Head
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs, Pains and
Swellings of the Bones letter, Pimples on the
Face, and all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin.
This article is prescribed by some of the
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has proved more efficient in practice than any pre-
paraton of Sarsaparila vet offered to the public.
Several of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and
Scrofuous diseases have entirely recovered in the
icurable wards of our public Institutions which
had for many years resisted every mode TREATMENT
that could be devised These cases furnish striking
examples of the sautary effects of this medicine
in arresting some of the most inveterate diseases
after the glands were destroyed and the bones al
ready affected
N0TICE.---Lettersfrom responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges and
certificates of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle OF
bottles for So
&" Z" Sarsaparila same prices
equal in strengthto gallon Syrup ofSarsaparla
Prepared and sold by Ii. II. HELMBOLD, Chem
list 263 Chestnut ST near the Girard House, Philad
70 Ire had of PECK g. HAMILTON, Perrys-
bnrg, Ohio and ofdruggists and anddealerseverywhere
All letters directed TO the proprietor or agents
receive immediate attention. [june Is
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n PERRIN, Manufacturer of all STYLES of Car
~. riages and Wagons, also, of Ball u Post 5
Cultvator warranted to do double the amount OF
work of any ordinary cultvator. Shop on Front
street just below Beachs store, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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~ of Nov. last. large YOKE OF CATTLE,
about years old; large spots of white and red ;
and some white in of their faces 3 brass knobs
on their horns They were obtained of John Son
der, deceased, and are supposed to have been bot
80 miles from this place. but the direction is not
known. Il LIBERAL RE WARD will he paid
for their return to my farm on Hull Prairie, for
information of them addressed to at Perrysburg.
Dec. 10, 1S55.--31m2 JAMES 4. SPAFFoRD. 4
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TIME subscribers have opened stock of G old
l. and Silver Watches. German Silver and COM
mon Spectaces, Silver German Silver and plated
Spoons: Ear-rings, Finger-rings Breast Plus, and
all the articles usually kept in such establishments
Clocks constantly for sale. Lettering neatly done.
Clocks, watches and ievelry carefully repaired.
ap.s .r. H. . J. II. WILLIAMS & SON.
Bowling Green Aug 20, 1S55.--Gm ''
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AHEAD OF TEEE TIMES.
1t the Sign of the Big Watch,
SUMMIT STREET., TOLEDO.

SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
fq II. T. COOK respectfully informs his
E.yA, ten thousand personal friends, and the
sN..ES good people of Toledo, Maumee City, Per-
rysburg, and the country around that he has opened
and keeps up the most complete and splendid stock
offered in the city, and is receiving daily addi
tions from the best European and eastern manufac-
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ID w. PIPER, Book Binder and Blank Book
L Manufacturer, overSpeed's Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books PACED, when re-
qurcl, without extra charge.
June O. 1855.
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NTOTICE.--Al persons interested will take no
~ tiee that William Clark and Elias Brannan
have filed in the court of common pleas Of Wood
county Ohio, their petition as propretors of the
town plat of the town of Miltonvile, in said Wood
county asking the court to vacate said town plat,
and that said petition will be for hearing at the
spring term, A. ID. 1856, of said court. -s w
"a t' MURRAY Il DODGE, ,Att'ys.
Nov. 8, 1S55.--25w9$263
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Gold and Silver Watches.

OF every variety quality and pattern, at prices ran
ying from Ten to One Hundred and FItty DOtiarS.
SUPERB GOLD FOR CHALNS,
the largest and richest assortment ever here,
at prices from Ineire to F5fty D0HarS. .r
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CI1INS.
OF unequalled beauty, weight and finish, at from
7iseiue to FJrty-tire DOiars E. s+.s.E.se .
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS of the
latest styles, and the lowest prices. ...' r.
SUPERIOR PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
PLAIN. OCTAGON & BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS
uf the best manufacture, at Itoo and a Huff to
Fifteen Dollars. With countless variety of
Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens,
Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Gold Pencils,
Cuff Pins, Brooches, Studs, Watch Seals,
and everything else seen or heard tell of in
ewelry establishment. Prices Iorsr than the ioeSt
Z.S-Spccial care given by the best workmen in
the country to RAPAlRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted. ,. ... .u. ...
RI5- DON'T forget The place---Sign of the Big
Watch Summit street, Toledo. ..Er. [mr20
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DERRYSBURG JOURNAL is published every
l. Saturday by S. CLARK, at S l per year, cash in
advance or S IS in trade 81 20 cash in months.
$3.50 at the end of the year. Those in arrears
will be charged the rate of l50 for the present
series until they pay up, when they can get the pa
per at the reduced price
Papers may be stopped at anv time by paying up.
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ID G. HOLT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Il Miscellaneous, School, Theological. Gift and
Toy BOOKS, Harper's and Putuams Monthlies,
plain and fancy Stationery. Wrapping and Wall
Paper Gold Pens Sc, &c. AaUmee CtV, Ohio.
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DANkING NOTICE.---The PERRYsBURG
ID BANK is now open and prepared to discount
short business paper buy and sell Gold, Silver and
Eastern Exchange, and transact other business in
their line Interest paid on time deposits
}. S. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct IA 1854 --00tf .... ... ....
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

1t would be quite Useless to attempt an enumera-
ton of the brilliant articles his showcases contain
but ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
his
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& JEFFERSON, Attorney at Law, Solicitor il
-. Chancery, Land Agent, &c, &c
Office in the court house. Perrvshurg, Ohio.