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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-29

H4A. disposed Of his interest In the CO ~ ,s,,
MAKING BUSINESS, formerly condaeteo S III. ist.
st1a.t hetveeu Main and Grace Streets 70 NJ ~,
nsrtner tskes treat pleasure in recommendins III
20 his friends, and bees to assofs ..ni "a YORK
vort riyen him will be done In mi'n'a' 90.
maniike manner M w BAILEY,
- Sru ".
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CAPITAL S5O,OOO.-COMAhas.e..s,S,.
OsAvINGS BANK.-oaiss 4" 'S'
Quarles q Brooke, on 18th street ..,v. 70 p
Depositors In this institution VIII fee' "a, sc:is
cent on ell sumo remaining on dePchs.
or longer, and FIVE per cent, for ssnSI.'i, ,.ess
WM. y. fAi'N -
RR RRooWH Yyeas -
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GHOWER BATHS-The attention Il
~ the public 10 called to superior article OF SHOW
or Baths, which the subsoribsr hes on hand, az
which he Offers for sale 1t less price than the Gem
pure has. and for Themselves BY csiips
q n N. ZIMMEkMANo, MesGs. S1EBBiNs &
RuLLEN'S, or Nh. sTAkREfTe.
pRESERVING KETTLES AND FUR
= NAcEs-.DelLmetal Irsservins Ksttlss ana
Iroa Iurnaessia stoI. s9A tog nls 81 - -
-. ckAaxsQH . AhnEAeQN.
an ~ No. LOG &sln e.
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600 ENAMELLED CRATES AN.
yNlN EEAnERa FOE EQILCE

Snh ENAMELLED GRATES AND
OOO TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PklCEs-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer.
ed for sale in this city of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such az square topped Go hic, Liptic, Circle, &c. i;
With beautiful rounding Tenders. summer pieces
sc, to match Orders for Crates Fenders &c, from
town and country punctuay attended to and care
fully packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the low est Northern prices with
the usual discounts off Tor ca.h by hoesals. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Main, between 9th
and 9Th streets, Richmond. Va.
.-. SAMUEL DENOON.
have for sale large supply OF all kinds of B ella
&C., of my make. au 8-Sm D. ID.
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f's With pleasure i. recommend to my old
..,..a. M cnstomers, my late partner, Mr. LaDD;
and feel quite surs be WI ..r asa,n Of n. Ne
Cormsck Go.
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nDUcAr1oN.

ENGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
II Sd of September. the subscriber will open
SCHOOL, on Union Hill. 10 the old Methodist
Chapel for ten months; for Reading, Writing, Arith
metis. English Gnmmsr, Geography, Chemistry,
&o go per scholar will be charged for beginners
Sl2 payable quarterly in advance. De know: practi
d. paid to the children committed to bis care.
al l-lms JOS. II. ROGERS.
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Ns10I TTTTON OF CO-PARTNLR.

rs JSAfN IJTTION OF CO-PARINEn'
saypNTha CO. martin rship heretofore exist
80. -. stvle and firm Of BAILEY 4 FRAN,
CTS vas tb, DAY dissolved By ms,s.l ;I o....
persons having claims ssainss the conceIn 10
MAKO W. w. BAILEY.
,oss O. A FRANCIS.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF ElC1
MOND.

TURPIN, ROPER q MURRAY, "
4 DERTAKERs, No. 8 Governor stree, .aa. .a
Va. keep constantly on hand all sloos~ r,s5s
COFFINS and METALLIC BURIAL 'A"
L. 2E-HIu
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M TSSES KINGS SCHOOL. CoRsER OF
XXx BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MONDAY, the 18th Of September next. The 10.
struction 10 thorough, the disclpiine mild but rn
Competent assistants In the French Musie, Drswiae
and Painting departments have been engaged.
~ SO-d1 m 4tF-
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

MESSRS. CT ARK & CHESTNUT, ut their store IN
NJ Main Street. burlington, are receiving in ray-
ment for goods the notes of the following Indalalr
banks at Iiar Bark Of Indiana Michigan Civ:
Agricultural Dan Mt. Sterling; Bank of I3rookvile.
Brmkyiile; Bank Of Syracuse, SYRIA cuse Bank Of
Elkhar Cos zen; Bank OF Rockville, Rockville; Pank
Of Goshen, Goshen; Bank Of Mi, Vernon, Mt. Vernon;
Bank Of Salem, Salem. Bank Of The Capitol. Indian
polls; Bank OF Warsaw, Warsaw /: Bank Of Month
cello, Monticello; Bunk Of Rockpo t. Rockport In.
dian Reserve Bank kokomo; Tippecanoe Bank, Win
ninae; Cana. Bank Evansville; Crescent City Bank,
Evansvisc Z Cambridge CITY Bank, Cambridgc City;
CcntraI Bank. Ind.anapolis Fpyetta County Bank.
Conneisv'ie: Farmers Bark. Nestfeld; Farners't
Mechanics Bank Indianapolis. 6ramercy Bark, La
fayette, Hm.ier Tank Lcgansport Indiana Eank,
Madison; Indiana 81, ok Bank. Laportc; Kentucky
stock tank Columns: Lagrange Bank, Lima; Mer-
chants Il Mechanics Bank New Albany; E,Y.6
va State Stock "ank Evansville Prairie City Bank,
lerre Iaute; southern Bank. Terre Hau.e; Salem
Bank, Salem; Traders Bank. Indianapolis; Hun
tn.ton County Bank, Huntington.
Burlington. Feb. 90. '55. +tf
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

ny virtue of certain decd Of trust of date Febru-
u airy nth, 1858, executed by William A. II, dgen
and Mary Anne Hodgcn. his wife. to VIM B. Cham
eriin and V. NJ. Pendeton, to secure 10 said Cham
berlin the payment Of two promissory notes If
thc same date with said deed, VIZ one of thirteen
hundred dollars the other for hundred and eighty
two dollars. both due in two years frcm date and
drawing fourteen per cent per annum interest from
ana after the llth Of February, 1854, till paid and
executed by said Vim. A. Hodgen,to said Chambein,
which notes are now due ard unpaid. ehall on the
zoih day Of March 1855, between the hours Of 10
o'coct a. and o'clock, P. NJ, proceed to sell at
the Pest Office door in the city Of Burlington Des
Mones county, STATE Ct Iowa, for cash to the highest
bidder the real estate described in said deed Of tr
to wit: The south part Of the half Of the south
west quarter of section six, township sixty nine rargs
three west cnanng sixty two acres, also part Of the
east half OF the southeast ,arter Of section ops
township sixty nne. range four west containing sew
acres, also the south part Of the east half Of
the south east quarter of section fourteen township
SIXTY nine, range four wes containing acres in
Ill one bundled and fcry-four acres, situate in The
County and State aforesaid to safety said deed Of
trust and notes. interest an, cnste.
lti.s 5ss g,WM. r. CHAMBERLAIN, Trustee.
February 18th 1S55-Aw -
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a new secret .deisssy, composed .ntisel,y,

"A new secret society, composed sntirely
of Catholics has lately been formsd al Wash
ington city, land Was addressed n short t;ne
since by member Of the cabinet when we
reurmba that tnesecret. po itic,t socety Of
Tamnany Hall at New York, the MANN tribe
at Cincinnati, the Sag Nichts OF Columbus
and other points of Ohio, and this new Cath
olic order at Washington are and ALWAYS
have been Locofoco from first to last, we
can begin 10 appreciate thsholy horror Sc tn,
Washington Union aud its satellites ali over
the land, at the daring presumption of the
Know NothiDgs.-Ohio State Jour.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
State Of Io,0a. Des Moines County, IS.
To JOHN HECTOR. ~ 5}

ClR-Yon are by notified that on the Goth dav
- OF September, 1854, there was filed in the ,aee e
the Clerk OF the District Court, in said County Of Dies
MONIES, Petition Of Howard ii. Ives. claiming Of
yp fifteen hunlred ani forty-one 10 400 Dollar.
IN ney due on pr misery hote and mortgage ere
cuted by you to Garrett Cooper, ana by them as.
signed 70 said Ives, md praying for the lorecsre o.
said mortgages and that on said 2Gth day Of sent.
notice was issued to YOU and returned by The Sher.
iff of said county on the 9Th day Of Oct 1854 =,
follows The within named John Hector not f,nrd
in my baliwicks Now unless you appear ana answer
thereto on or before the 81 day Of the next Tenn a.
said Court, to he held in said CONT on the 4th Mon
day of April next. judgment Of foreclosure will bs
rendered against you thereon.
feb 2O-4w. A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk.
BROWNING & Tracy, Pfs Atty's.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

-E Il
It is rumored that there are three large and
efficient organ zations of the Know Nothings
in this city, embracing in their numbers.
Wings, Democrats, Fres Soi.ers, Woolly-
Heads, and all sorts and conditions of mel,
Who knows? @rtth3 III Il
|, is a singular fact that you can never find
man who will own up to being member Of
the Know Nothing order. You NAV suspect
your most intimate friend, but he will deny
the charge with emphasis. He ssknowsn moth
ing" about it. They are Xix the Irishman,s
lea-put your finger on it, and it isn't there!,,
Greeley. in his last Almanac, attetbns to ac-
count for this popularity by supposing that
the real name Of the order is not revealed to
the members until they are admitted to its
higher degrees, SO that they can conscien-
tiously swear that they know no such society.
and do not belong to it. 4. lie also saws that
the real name is understood to be ssThe Sons
of ZIG, or Order IF tie Star Spangled Ban
ner." For cur part, we are inclined to be-
lieve that this is oil CANNON from beginning
to end. We should like to know how Gree
ley happens to know any more about it than
we do. He certainly is not one Of ,em. and
couldn't be if he should try ever 30 hard
and We regard our sources Of information,
and opportunities of prying into secrets just
as good as his. tf n -,I
Ia fact we have been tearing around thi,
village day and hight for months past, with
our eyes wide open, and have yet seen no
signs Of the existence Of any such order
20 whore you will o nights, visit all the re-
sorts where men most do congregate, and
You will always find the same freauentcr.
there. There ls no thinning out of the ranks
of loafers, or gentlemen Of leisure--no mys-
terious absence of the wide awake fellows
who you might safely swear, would be the
first to shave finger in the pie'' if any such
secret dolngs We're on foot. Watch ever "a
close, and you must be very sharp even to
detect any mysterious signs, mods, winks, Gu
rious grips, or other tokens Of q secret or
der. ss.,4 .Ttze-t,fst
Wherefore, we have about concluded that
all these rumors are like the stories Of ghosts
~~S -R~-I'.-- .-ii - e-:-Lt.- .h:l a,ova
ana n.--.o,..riins wa ~ ....n, s.A. ~1.u.-
The credulous youth are very certain that the
awful Critters are. somewhere about them
lin the chimney, or the garnet, or som, 9TH
or dark corner. But they never see them-
tho hobgoblins are never to be fourd. ANY
how, if any body thinks he Has run down a
genuine Know Nothing, we hope he viii
make . note Of it and report forthwith m
on i.4hatEH 1 lkeokuk Whige
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

GRAPHrc--Mrs. Swisshelm in the Pitts
burg Gazette thinks that the sterner sex bad
better devote their attention to their own RI
dlcuous fashion in dress, rather than to find
so much fault with the ladies. The eentIe-
- :. 81 pitt.hnro must be rather comical
looking set, if Mrs. s.'s PTa.rais' Of them il
correct. She says: 5- .I,.,l ~. -.
fs'iiere, for two winters they have been
stalking around. looking for all the world
like 50 many ndmkins with two corn stalks
stuck tg the blossoms cpd, and bit of stem
left on the Other, lin Goats Just the length of
2 f'rmer's warnus, 1 halfyard too wade, stuff
fed out, with waiting. and drawn,up around,
their ears,- sleeves like meal sucks aud pan.
falcons as, tiaht az 6dslls strings, i To see
them handle their drumst;cks in thiis, outfit
was natural curiosity. This winter the silt
IKE supporters mystefiously disappear; pam
taloons are iinuisibte, and coats bidfair ! IN
rival ladies' skirts in the sublime art Of sweep
~ees9sA 49, IN ssaasysx -
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! ~. 9T91TT@ "-@T--
eooD'-The' New York Sunday Mercury
thinks that pr. Hqwnsend slloall place the
Iioisow'ng motto upon his new palaes in that
city: .arsi ,noier;lrgn
Sarsararilla
Built this villa.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

90 We neglected, in cur last to announce
that the drawing of the Cosmopolitan Art
Uuion had been postponed to the 18th Of the
present month. This will afford still anoth-
opportunity to those. desiring to. subscribe, il
they forward their subscriptions at once.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Insure Your Property.

THE HARTFORD F1RE INSURANCE
l Company, of Hartford, Connecticut.
Capital Three Hundred tn ousand Dollars.
For further particulars enquire Of - ts-IsitEa&.t
-s.ssl j. M. SWAN, Agent,
req. ~, Dolly .HI#E AZ Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

The frst locomotive ever built in Italy left
the factory at Sampler Arena, Piedmont
IN the Goth Of December last.
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1E1scfrr.

Little use is there in csnv;cting tho Ga
zette Of falsehood. We Unexpectedly done.
90 from their own fles. But they always
have soma new fiction to ease them over
conviction, and are always able to crawl out
at some hole that no body else would have
even looked for. We will try once more: =
Whom did We stigmatixe? whom blame? in short
of whom did speak disrespe fnI word Not
1t is false that ne attacked any private citizen
by name and the editors Of the Hawk-Eye knew it TO
: IGazcatite, Feb. 2o:h.
Did not a certain fat and fairweather hoy-driver
send over to illinois for drove Of "cussed Irish" to
vote the Know-NotLing ticket. $500.
s'f 1,i1s'fI % fe EGazet.e, FEB 1ofh..
How does the Gazette intend to creep out
of this? Does the man that has charge of
the lack guard department propose to put
in plea that Mr.. Fayerweather is not pri-
vate citizcn-or that the above lnsinuation in
the form of an inquiry is not ssdisrespectful,"
to say nothing Of ito abusive and slanderous
character. ss y 54e .esf
We have conducted the Gazette now nearly three
years. and if during that tima any one can point out
solitary error that have not FASTENED to correct
as informed Of it, We will at once
down from seat and hope to be succeeded by
more honest man. we doubt not w0 ght be by q
much ADLER one.-[Gazctte, 10th inst. si4. -
Will the editor come down from his scat,
as promised above and quit? If he does we
join with him in the wish that he may be sue
ceeded by more honest man. -
4s AZ - AZ
- CO Kossuth has written an interesting
letter to the Society of Friends, in reply to
their s'Christian appeal Cor Peace at any
pricc,'' in which be maintains the necessity
of war in some cases upon scriptural grounds.
He says the version of the Bible quoted BY
the memorialists, which reads ssGlorys to
God in the highest, on earth peace and good
will toward man." should read ssGlory to
God in the highest, on earth peace to good
wishing men," Here is question for the
New Versionists to discuss. Having set the
American people right about the meaning of
Washington's Farewell Address, the distin-
gu shed Magyar has now undertaken to set
the Christian world right about the meaning
of the Bible. We wish him success. 3-
% We neglected, in cur lastto announce
that the drawino Of tina Gosmor,l;tar A ri
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

.HinfG -STEAM ROLLERS. ..,.,,r,,e
0Fall dc'criHionsypp hand aud made to order, :
- also Shee Iron Work. viz Smoke Pipe, Gee.n
e., DC &C., made on short notcc--at Eagle Weiss
Chicago. NE sEsetaFE RssRX CATS CO.
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Steam Indicators &'tWdfer Gudges,
EDR sale at Eagle Works, Chieago. ~ ne qhcH
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DIMINISHED BRASS WORK.
LII kinds, viz Faucets Try cocks, Steam Wins
ties. Oil Cups Globe yalves-&c &c. at Esgl
Works, Chicago s-y4 .-g p, W. GATES co,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

IMPROVED CORNt1MILLs.
NJ z have. for sale Pits PAteiSt Corn md Cob Nil,
~ driven by Horse Power ard gfirdsn 1g 10 \.
bushels poi hour. Price $50 Eagle WORKS Chicsee
FEB. IL. T., w. GATES a CO.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

istHII gaiI ,saptl;i0tiing.9 gtta 5laisv \. ga
a CHOICE stock at, how pricesiust open and
Akatf1ly Z aA1 ~ Z: 4 4, Ru PA4soss.
] IFEof Mary, Qnccn Of Scots, Ivy Headly.
IL Nov q, 81, at CORSE's,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

~ y | CASH CASH. wv u
Will pay the highest market price in cash fer
= ~ 700 bushels of Wheat, delivered TO me in Bur
iinetdp within ittyp ',nosith si f.ris HtEfHUNT.
Burlington, Feb. Q, 1850.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

CO Professor Agassiz has ad 'ressed a let
ter to Mr.. Upham, NJ. c., in relation to the
controversy now raging about the manage
ment of tie Smithsonian Institute, in which
no sustains the coarse pursued by Professor
Henry and the present Board OF Regents, and
indirectly condemns the policy advanced bv
Mr.. Choat-. In the course Of the letter, he
takes the ground that the Smithsonian Insti-
tute is not strictly an American institution.
but that it was designed by its founder ssto
increase and diffase knowledge among nsens'
He also mentions . curious fac. bearing upon
the present controversy, going to show that
the testator designed that his bequsst, should
be appropriated to the publication, rather
than to the accumulation Of Books. IIs
says that the whole bequest was originally
made to the Royal Society Of London, bnt
afterward j transferred to tho United States
because the Society refused to publish GER
tain scientific papers submitted to them Tor
hat purpose. l u
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-12
A MAcEtt1cENr AND BENEr1cENr ENTER


rRIsE.--A singular though highly useful in
stitution is to be established the coming
summer, under the auspices of the well
known author and successful practitioner,
HARMON x. Roor, NJ. D. The institution
is TO be known by the name of the "Worlds
Medical Congress" and will unite under one
roof the medical and surgical skill of the
whole world. The New York Evening Mir
ror, in commenting upon it, says: .
The services of one or more scientific
medical gentlemen from each Of every ma
tion on the habitable globe are now being
engaged, and the grand convocation will take
place about the first of June. The location
selected for this scientific Esculapian as
semblage is No. SIP Broadway, contiguous
to three of our largest and most popular ho-
tels-St Nicholas, Prescott, and Metropoli-
tan-and the spot may be considered the
most eligible and convenient that could have
been selected in the city. Commodious and
airy consultation rooms will be richly fitted
and furnished as soon as possible after the
lst of May; and by the time the institution
is ready for active operation, we shall expect
to see the whole invalid world converging
hither, The protector, DIR. Root, possesses
good business talent, as well as remarkable
medical skill, and his enterprises are not apt
to prove failures. We doubt not his project
will be equally useful and more remunerative
than the late Crystal Palace affair
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-12
ssIOO REWARD

DY authority of the county commissioners of
ID Wood county, Ohio, will give 500 reward
for the arrest Of WILLIAM NOEL, if delivered
into nay custody at Perrysburg. Said Noel is about
"a years of age, youthful in appearance. about 5
feet inches in height; hair dark long and straight
eyes grey restless and difficult to catch one side
of his face slightly marked with gunpowder; figure
dark cloth coat and pants, drab oyercoat, thick
boots newly haf-soed and heel pieced on one side
is fiddler. Escaped from Jail here on the night
of April Goth.
Il Liberal Reward will also be paid for the arrest
and delivery of JAMES A. HENRY who escaped
at the same time. H is tall slim, active man.
aged about 25 years. of fair complexion black hair
and whiskers of pleasant manners and easy address,
away black frock coat, black silk satin vest
blue black pants, calf boots and plug hat and is
shoemaker by trade.
Both prisoners were charged with penitentary
offences WI COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, May 5, 1855.--w3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-12
Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, $2O0@2OO; Flour, $10.0O@10.00; Rye,
5o@75; Corn 6O@65; Oats, 37@4o; Flaxseed, 81
$50; potetoes, 50@75; Apples, green. 5O@$ 90 /;
dried. $1.25@1.50 Peaches dried, $1OO@125 !;
Beans $126@1 50; Butter, 12@1S; Eggs, 8910 !;
Beeswax, 22@25; Feathers, 3l@44; Fresh Pork,
40lf; Mess do, $15.OO@15.O0; Prime, $500;
piokerel, S6.00@700; white bass, S5.5Q@GO0 !;
Shingles, white wood, S10O; pine, S3.5O@4 90 /;
Lumber common, ssOO@1OO0; pine, $1,000
barrel barrel s8.5oa3,75; tight barrel s5.5oG60O; @
Hides, green, 46lj; dry, S@9 Tallow 1O@12 !;
Lard. SOLO; Wool, 25@38; Hay, S8OO@1O0O; !;
Wood $1.25@1.50; Onions, 50@75; Hogs, 4@4a.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-12
NOTICE..

Jonathan CrOm vs.. Fitch PhlO.
TVNHE above named defendant is hereby notified
l. that, on the Both day of April, A. D. 1856, sew
eral orders of attachment ISSUED the goods,
chattels rights, credits moneys and effects of the
said Fitch Philo, by G.. E. Guyer, justice of the
peace in and for the township of Weston, in the
county Of Wood for the sum of one hundred and
fourteen dollars and thirty-ve cents, and costs of
suit. JONATHAN GROIN g. others
May 5, 1855.--w3*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-12
} OEMOVAL.ABkOWN M HINT hoyerc t,i,.

DEMOVAL.-BkOWN Il HUNT have reh,o-
~ eNed their St0Ue md Tin Establishment to their
New Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompson's where we
are offering well selected assortment Of
COOK. H1LL, BOX 4. PARLOR .STO YES,
IN great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
utacture, and inferior to none. Plain and Jaraned
lin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings
IL I|hOiesaie and RetaH
Job work and Repairing done on short otice Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
JAN l, 1900. BROWN ~ HUNT
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
S Q Nj T. Il II ~ q
NEW AND VALUABLE
Jan. 8 1850.

The most powerful King the face Of the globe
'eiSns supreme in the American Republic The power
Of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into insgnicance
when compared to our American King.
European kings employ the power vested in them TO
ncrvas" TIE riches Of the rich and ordly
TO greater misery and degradation the poor depend
ent Our American King goes forth with ual willing
to the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike to administer relief and to offer health happ
ness tc the lofty and lowy, the rich aud the poor