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The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
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WAR's DoINGs.-The dashing sd Il. r.
landcrs, the pride of the English arlay,
left Constantinoplc 500 s,rong, and after
their arriva! il the Crimca received an
addition OF 100 men. This gallant rcsi-
ment has recently retrrled to Constan-
tinople, reduced 10 4 men and ) officers,
though still bearing with them their glori-
Gus and unsullicd banner.
The last "Klaideratsch" (thc "Punch"
Of Berlinl has very APT illustration OF
the fatal peninsula Of the Crimea IN the
form Of huge dragon, into whose wid3-
opened and destructive mouth, thu four
armies of France, England, Turkey end
Russia are marching with hoadlong PRIDE
End confidence, with all their stores and
treasures. Underneath is the motto
& Friedecfnahrt, Unfriede yerzehrt y
" Peace nourisnes, war deyours. :" What
better arguments could be desired to prove
the folics and the miserics Of war, than
have been furnished BY the history of this
campaign
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

THE CHIEF ENGGSEER or SEBAsrofol.
The Office" who directs the eneiaecr.py
works Of tie defence Of Se6astopol is =
rrcnchman, General DestrIm. at the
period of ,he treaty Of Tilist, the Emper-
of Alexander begged as a favor, that his
imperial nrot'cr would let few vol.no
mcr Of the polytechnic school enter tie
service of Russia. Napoleon selected
foul who had just Issued from the school,
c,-ch with Iirst-class number IN science.
Their names were Bazairc, Fa6ro, Potie,
and Destrim. The first three died years
ago, ano the last is the general Of that
name Who has mad 50 grea, q share il tht
constitution &C the Notifications Of C-ou-
stadt, lie spoken Of as an engineer off
Ger OF the greatest merit, and, what is
rathcr rare, he has remarkable taIenJ
for poetry, rnitcd to profound mathcmati-
cal knowledge He is the the ahthcr of
several beautiful compositions, but his
best work IS said 20 be {. translation in,o
Frerch verse of the fables Of the Russian
Lafontcine, KriIoif.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

D00 Bells Fay's new hams, in brine;
-OO $50 bbls Amet X Billings Ham;
80 hhds extra clear Pork;
80 bbls do do
IS hf bbls Family Market Beef
500 hf bbls Corn Meal;
$50 kegs Lard;
loo cs 10 ID tins Refined Lard;
30 cs 20 ID do do
100 hf bbls extra No Mackerel;
IS cs choice Dairy Cheese;
150 firkns New Butter, in dbl packages
80 do do single do;
1900 bags Chill Beans;
100 bbls Am. White Beans;
100 caroons Chill Peaches:
200 hf bbls Dried Apples;
$50 bxs Fresh Layer Raisins;
SOC kegs East Boston Syrup, and gal
1000 bags Rio Coffee;
200 bxs Y. Hyson and Gunpowder Teas;
eco bxs Imperial Tea, h;
go packages Blk Tea, hf and Sd lb pa ps;
l5O do whole Pepper, Allspice, Cassia,
for sale by GOODWIN 4. CO,
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
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g@9r Ninoveh vas fifteen miles 1ols,
ard forty round, WITH walls orc hund~ed
feet high, and thick enough Fer three
chariots. Babylon Vas sixty miles within
the walls, which ve'o seye2ty-hve feet
thick ard three hundred high, with one
hundred and sixty brazah gates. The
temple C Diana Il Ephesu3 was four
hundred and twenty five feet nigh. The
largest Of the pyramids is fout hcEdl ed
and eighty-ono feet nigh, and seven hun
dred and ninety three Oh The sides Its
base covers thirteen acres. The stones
arc about thirty fcet IL length, anG the
layers are tTo hundred and six. one hun
dred thousand mcr we"e employed in its
erection. About he fifteen hundred and
part Of the Great Pyramid Of
Egypt is occupied b. chambers and pass
ages all the rest IS sobd m&sonry. Tie
Labyrinth Of Egvpo contains ;hlee thCus
and chambers ard Twelve halls Ihobes,
III Egypt, presents ruins sWenty-seven
miles round. Il mad orc hundred .rates.
Carthage was twenty Eve miles round -
Athens was twenty-five miles round. and
contained twenty-five thousand citizens
and four hundred ,housanl slaves. I'll,
walls OF Rome We're thilteen miles IN cx.
tent
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

A ROMAN ELEcTIoNEERING PLAcARD
In an establishment of ancient baths, dis.
covered some time since among the ruin:
of Pompeli, in the street called the Odeon
there have lately been uncovered several
grated windows looking into the street
and door fanked by two pilasters, above
which is painted this inscription "P
FVR. II. V. V. B. O. VI. Publium
Furium duumvirum bonum orc vos facia-
tis.o ("I beg you to name as duumviI
7. Furius, an honest many This Is eVl-
IDENTIFY sort of placard made at the mo-
ment of an election.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

HAVING A GOOD TIME.--W. A. Walk
er, who was formerly partner in the
firm of Stevens, Walker & Co. Of this
place, and who, some time in February
1894, left here with some $4,000 of that
firms casa, has turned up in Paris, where
he is now living in grand style, indulging in
all the luxuries and fascinations OF that
voluptuous capital. These fnanciers OF
celebrity have strong penchant for The
gaities of the continent. t.-.SMn.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
WHOLE NO. 263.

IslE Loss oF a WEE. comparison
VITA the loss of wife, ali other bereage-
l2eats at8 tYifing The wife she vic
Sis Sc large spaoe in the domestic heav-
en sh5 WING busted herself 50 unwear;ec
= 1oS ne precious ones around her; bitter
S TIC tear +bas falls upon her cold clay:
: o. stand beside Ter coffin and th;nk %
rs PAST. Il seerls an ;mber coloied path
5sj, Enafe t'l2 sEn sharo upon the beau
.:sHi icwafs, O tne stars hIng glitterirs
oTolh82d Faio would the soul iingar
nee NJ thol2s ave ,crembcrc3' save
,ncsa yo1r h&Ed2 may uiwijlngly have
oiec ed Her nc6e, tcnder heart i,ss
cce- &c yGuf irrlcst s,gat = Eou think cf
ne 1.o!F IS al. gert:eneas, ali reauty, ant:.
prmtv. 8tt Sn9 IS ceaG TIE dear head
nat laid upor yor* bosom, rests II ths
sill arAncsa, uroa tbs pillow Of day
-'iio ha3Gs ,hat h1rc ni1;stcrcd so unt.r-
ngly afo ioiGoG, allite ana cold beneath
Tic gloomy pcrta Fne hear, whose e.
e.y bcat measurel an eternity c.. love, lies
under yole feeb Tie flowers she benz
over witt smiles, Dcnd now above hel il
sears, 5Eckilg inc Ic'F from petals thai
80 fC N'' @ ) iLu IcI LIZ Jc SIC<l- AT
beautiful
|nerc 5 70 white am over yorr shoul,
der; &c speaking face to look up into tie
eyes o. love no trembling lips &c mur-
nct, Oh i S sc sad
There ;sac strange Lush n every room,
No light iootstop passing around No smile
ic meet yea ac nightfall. And the CID
clock ;icGs anG strikes, and ticks, it vas
such music wner she could rear it Now
It seems ike knelI or the hours th ougt
which you Watchec tho shadow OF death
gathering 'pol Eer swee, face And cv-
cry day The dock repea,s that old story.
Many another tale l. tellctE toU-of
beautiful Nords and Deeds that are regis
tered above. I c. feel-oE, how often
that the grave Cannot keep her.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
AGE OLE ANIMALS-A

AGE OF ANIMALs.-A bear rarely
exceeds twenty years; dog lives TWEEN
ty years; q fox fourteen or sixteen; lions
are long lived; Pompey lived to the age
of seventy. The average age Of cats are
fifteen years, rabbits seven, Elephants
have lived to the great age of four nun
dred years. When Alexander the Great
had conquered one PorGs, King OF India,
he took great Elephant, which had
fought very valiantly for the King, nam
ed him Ajax, dedicated him TO the sun,
and then let him 90 with this inscription !.
alexander, the son Of Jupiter, hath dcG-
icated Ajax to the Sua." This ciephant
was found with the inscription three hun
drcd years after Pigs have been known
to live TO the age Of 60 years; The rhiHOce-
ros twenty a horse has been known 20
live to the age Of sizty-two, but averages
twenty five or thirty. Cameis eome,imef
live TO the age OF one hurGreG. Stags are
long-lived Sheep seldom exceed the age
of ten Cows 1--we about fifteen years
Cuvicr considers il probable tnat whales
sometimes live one thousand years. The
dolphin and porpoise attain the age of
thirty An eagle died at Vienna at he
age Of one hundred and four years.
Ravens frequently reach the age Of one
hundred. Swans nave been known to
live three hundred years. Pclicans ere
long-iivcd \ tcrtoisc has been known
to live to the age IF ore hunIrcd and
seven.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

CH Hail bbls. New Orleans sugar:
EOC 300 bDls and inf hbls crushed Sugar,
i5j bbls ( hf 5bls do & granurd Sugar
soc mats No China Sugar;
1900 mats No China Rice;
40 IF Ibis Carolina Rice:
800 hxs and hf bxs Adamantine candles;
2C0 bags Of \Nalnuts;
100 cs Scrdlnes, hf and qr bxs;
2GU cs Olive Oil;
100 cs Salt. D. 10, - and 90 ID bags;
l5C doz super Brooms;
1000 gross r W Matches;
50 gross Yeast Powders;
100 IS assorted Jelies and Jams;
80 cs Baltimore Oysters
leo cs Lobsters and ans;
100 cs Turkey and Chicken
100 cs Strawberries and Pineapples
50 cs assorted Preserves;
i5G cs dc SyrUps,
go cs Pie Fruits;
80 cs hf and Or Brandy Peaches:
Sc cs bf and or Pickles;
800 kegs 3, 5, and 10 gal pickles;
SO kegs ana 10 gal. Cranberries
icr sale by GOODWIN s CO.,
April b, '55. 50,lm. 60 California st.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

RESPECT FOR THE DEAD.-Whatev,r
objections may be broughv acainst tbo
Chircsc as people, their sacred res .sd
for deceased relatives and friends cam,
but De greatly admired. Those who dio
abroad when the circumstances adm,
are brought home to the family sopulclre
and inferred with the appropriate ceremo.
nies Of their peculiar religion, Some ff,v
boGics, It 1s said, were carried out by ~
clipper ship sunny South, to be re,.rno5
to Hong Kong, the scene of their birtb
their education, end .hcir ripper aspira
tons .or adventure and wealth. TIE
shipment was made at the f1ssance =.
Cmrese agents ii San Francisco, for q
PEI contage, probably, and at an averaco
cost Of about so to the body.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
GGE

Ay7G-ScRATcHtxG MACHINE The Yanka,
who invented The ".'4tent lien Persuade,
has found his matcl: iu another who has brouab,
out ar invention called the Patent Nave.
Failing Garden P.eserver: or, Hcil>Walkar >
|. consists of small instrument, sornafb;n~
like c spur, only considerably longer, wbjes s,
ATTACHED! 10 the hind part of the hens Ter. non
ing ct an angle of ID Gegress towa. .tis ,bo
ground When the hen with this i1strun,er1tt
on her leg enters the garfan in the sprine ae'
ter the seeds, she puts her foot f.. ard -
scratch, the walker catches in the gro,. - y
aud forces her forward and thus She is vi. IN!
ell in her efforts to scratch, entirely out Of "a
gordon The Osucgo PALLADIUM, saws an a,,eu 'uo
cy hac been established ir Oswego fer tba
of these rachines 1t must be hard scratol'n ,,'o
about oswego, cyeL fer hens without fettors
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

nAY Some week or two ago, says the
Quitman Miss Intelligencer of the 10th
ult., strange thing is said to have oc-
Cured in Kemper county. 4 woman
gave birth to a child covered all over with
hair. 1t lived three hours and spoke three
distinct words" seren gears famine :"
The strangest thing about it is, half the
population of kemper believe it, and are
struck with terror at the portentous warn
inc
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

kossUTH ON CUBA.-Kossuth has writ
ten letter on Cuba, in which alluding to
the possibility of our government attempt
ing to take forcible possession of the is
land, he says:
Such war with Spain would be, at
the same time, war with free Cuba, with
England, with France, and some accesso-
rles more, such as Hayti, St. Domingo,
Mexico, &c. And besides, when | think
how, carried too far in your just indigna-
ton, against the abuses connected with
immigration, you are designedly aliena-
ting your new-come population q say
newcomers, and not foreigners by pur-
pose, because all of you are foreigners :;
none except the red man is American
with all the rest it is but question of
how many years, with your almost
forcing your new-comc population to Sc
crct sectional organizations-with your
disarming your adopted brethren-with
your commerce exposed on all the seas
with your internal contention-and last, -,
not least, with your millions Of slaves
feel perfectly sure America will not chal-
lenge such war. 1t would be attended
by a civil war, and 1 would not stake
much on the indissolubility of the Union"
Kossuth writing on the jubilant cxulta-
ton in England at the death of Nicholas,
says:
6 There is perfect infatuation on the
subject. Nicholas being removed, they
(the English) believe the cause of war
removed, and peace to be sure. Hence
the uncomfortable ebulltion of their ioy
at the tidings of his death. They felt as
if nightmare had slipped from their
breast, and they could not help shouting
cheerfully, amidst their dream, uncon-
scious Of the fact that the shout is but
revelation Of their weakness and fear
Their awakening will be dreadful l ap-
prehend.
A strange sight, forsooth We, on
our side, when after hot day of battle,
bravely contested and dearly won, we
found the CORY corpse of distinguished
enemy on the battlefield, mounted tho
our blood has been by the battles rage,
and by the JOY of victory, we carried him
to his grave with all the honors we could
bestow; and our stern warriors, who, a
moment before, faced all the horrors of
death with smile of contempt on their
heroic brow, marched with eyes down
cast in meditation, and with solemn 81
lence, near the bier of the fallen foe.
And here we see community, one of
the pretended standard bearers of Chris
tian civilization, carried away to bac-
chanistic gambols and pranks, by JOY at
the tidings of the death of man, who,
had he but died year ago, before Eng
land was yet drifted to war would have
put the Court of England and all the fash
ionable circles in mourning for forty days.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

MONSTER TERRApINs.-By reccnt ar.
rivals large quantities Of sea turtle have
been brought 10 the Sar Francisco market,
and some of extraordinary size. The
weight of the largest was only FIVE hun
dred and eighty-ive pounds. Our Eas-
tern friends will see by this that Califor-
MA can beat il terrapias as veil as
-" toterS.n
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

n@- By recent vote of the proprietors
Of the Augusta (Me. toll bridges, female
pedestrians are allowed to pass scot free.
The down-easters don't believe in tolhng
tie bellies.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
JOHN y. MOODY.
4 - RHHT11 L - T

No. i6l Merchant street, San Francisco.
CLANS. Specifications ard all other documents
: relating to buildings prepared with punctuality
and despatch, application either personally or by
letter, anG charges moderate in al cases
Mr.. NJ, having Gn extensive acquaintance among
the manufactures ana dealers in building materials
IN san francisco, viii pay particular attention to
anJ orders received for the purchase and forward
ING OF IRON WORK, t;one work. sc. He will engage
- bave all such orders fulfilled with the best Of ma
terials aud at the lowest ruling rates in the mar
ket. apri3-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

lD> An editor out in Iowa says they
don't brag of the size of their babies, but
they are most III collmon sure crop.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25
LUCAS, TURNER 4 co.,
BAN RS,
Corner Of Montgomery and Jackson Streets,
sam EzranCisco.

Corner of Montgomery and Jackson Streets,
SAN Ez1-anciSco.
DRAws TRAITS At SIGHT OR on TINE IN SUNS
- To SUIT On
Metropolitan Bank lk...................Ec New York.
schuchari & Gcbhard. New York
r.Nchan-c Hank .........................R Roston,
Ih"m1s HtiIc y to......--........ Philadelphia.
Samuel Harris X Sons............... Baltimore.
; JOnes No............ ntSburgh
K.Ess y Go: :....;...'.'...--.' Washington tty.
f5-Gou nv-t, Bullion and Certificates of peIositors
purchased at the highest market rates.
JAMES H. LvcAs, WILLIAM T SnEENAy.
JOHN Si&oNps, Henry :. TtRNFR,
HENRY l.. PATTERSON. BENZ Il. NlSHET
81. L2ejS, No. san FtGBciSc0. Cdl.
The events Of the past month demonstrates the pro-
trici modifying tine present mode Of conducting the
Htusin- Business IL california. The undersigned have
'' pied the following rules. which CORRESPOND with what
e<l"~i"Uce in other cities ia. shown 10 be right and
proper
ti'"gks ON other Bank, received deposit before
deposited after that hour viii be held till next morning
al }hp risk OF tha dc,oytor
Parties de>r,Gs to their notes in all
oh'gn GUY consent tie day previous To their maturity
No application for rcncVal VIII be entertained that
time.
over drafts viii not be permitted unless Iag,ie before
Aanf procure the necessary credit by consent by de-
lu hing cola q. al security.
W VIII 'sc Certificates ur reIo~it IS herc.o .ofore Tay
able on demand without interest. And for the benefit OF
er>9hs w ling to avail themselves Of the advantages
usually conferred by Savings Banks we Will issue two
inner s~seS of Certificates.
isCe-iiicajcs days sight bearing interest at
tlo rae pf Sever ner crnj per annum,
"ltCrdcat for sjN months and over, at the rate of
Ten pc cent per
After llrl it. Eankng hours viii be from 10 O'Clock
i. v. Ill : T. ".
These rules are considered by Us advantageous to the
public as we'll as ourselves.
March, 3o-lm LUCAs, TURNER x co.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

SIGAT CEIECES on Sacramento and
- Sar Francisco n suus to suit purcha sers
January l, 1854 Il. DA US
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Essays, together with great variety of Editorial
on the current topics of the day. An open and I'M
yielding opposition to the interference of Roman
emssares in our political elements. and an earnest
and determined advocacy of the principles of the
AMERICAN PARTY will be a prominent feature in
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The numbers will contain portraits of prominent
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and entertaining periodicals in the world, and in
dispensable to every American family.
Terms SO per annum six copies SIS; ten cop
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Agents wanted TO canvass in every city and town
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
Pcrrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, $1.5O@l.75; Flour, S8.OO@9.O0; Rye,
5O@75; Corn, 37@5O; Oats, 2a@3l Flaxseed, 81
@$1.00; Timothy, $l50@2.00; Glover, $600@
$50; Potetoes, 50M75i Apples, green, 5O@$1.00
dried, $1.25@l50; Peaches, dried, $1.O0Ml %
Beans, $1.25@15O; Butter, 12@ls; Eggs, SOLO;
Beeswax. 220t25; Feathers, 31M44; Fresh Pork,
414i; Mess do, $1000@1200; Prime, $500;
pickerel, $600@7.00; white bass, $5.5O@6OO
Shingles, white wood, $1.00; pine, S35o04.o 90
Lumber, common, $s.00@1O00; pine, $l20O@
1900; do. dressed $1SOO@2O.O0; Slaves. flour
barrel $S5oGS.75; tight barrel S55o@G.G9
Lard, SOLO; Wool, 25@t3S; Hay, $S.00@10.00
Wood, $1.251l .50 Onions, 5OM75; Hogs, 4Gt44
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING

H. the TGN1H WONDER THE WORLD. and the greatest
blessing offered to afflicted humanity 10 the suf
frns millions the Doctor say relief is at your
maud. l"u have only to use this magical remedy. AL
thosc who still suffer and will not accept the profrreI
Balm. deserve not the pity Of their families.
This wonderful medciue, during the brief period since
it, introduction has carried happiness TO the hearts oi
thousands and made life charm TO many who hereto
fore regarded it only painful and miSerabio exiS
To the winds with all Iiniments Embrocatious Pas,
Killers and Pain ENractors, and let millions # glad
tongues proclaim the merits of the great American
Ming of Pain preparation composed solely of
table, aud roots prodrced by Americas own rich auI
buunteuuS soil.
We would ask the L,pIEs who are always competent
judge. Of what aud what not valuable family m"L
enc, to do spccih favor by giving the King of faa
single trial, and Il satisfactory exert their Influence
In its behalf recommend it, speak well and often IL .
and that it Is ui by their afflicted nchborS iir
Ladies are always charitable. and when they induce their
suffering friends to this really valuable mex n"
they will b. doing act of tencvoence that they
well lc proud Of This is powerful and truly uHisi'
remedy for all external diseases sores swrilingS burns
&c aud for Tlany internal Affections it j. cura,
yet it is perfectly harmless and incapable Of producing
the least INJURIOUS effects in the most delicate cases
the weakest constitution.
1t is entirely useless to follow the old and worno,E
system of publishing to the public thousands OF rt
Gates Of wonders performed ~ this medicine. II
hut Twenty-Five cents te try 1t, aud Dr. Bull stkcs -
Tcllearnyd reputation on the King Of Pain doing -
aud more than h" claims frI it,
We would ask have YOU the RhemnAtisu Gout;
these are not pleasant ccuipanons, aud We kno" ihat
you would like to drive thom away possible,
then
"BULLs KING OF PAIN"
Would You te cured almost Immediately ~ Rowcl
Complaint, Dl scntcry Summer Com plant, Cholera Nor
bus Cramp CLoic Head Ache Tooth any other ache
or pair the remedy is simple and the cure certain.
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN
Would you have your Sores, Swciliuss. Cuts, Burns
Scalds, Bruises, any other wounds healed repeat
il, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you lie cure! Of Scald Head SUE Joints. Sore
Throat Neural yia. o-e Breast Lunago letter Eug
Worm, Salt Rhcum. Bites Of Poisonous Insects Chard
iaEds, all other Sores, either Dry RuOuins
say again and aSaiu, IoCR REMEDY is Dr. John Bulls
KING OF PAIN"
Would YOU be cared of Kings Evil Cancer. Tumcrs,
EruptiCus disease of the Skin caused hv impure
blood then Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparila internally.
and the King Of rain externally. nothiug be
certain than u SPEEDY and eIrctual cure.
The above popular medicine just received ant
for sale by CIIA'S BEA UPRE.
Postmaster, Perrysburg
And by DR.. II. BURRITT, MaumeeCity.
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Saddle and Harness Making.

TESSE WILLIAMS having resumed the business
y of Saddle and Harness making. at his shop on
Front street, above Peck's store is prepared to
execute all orders in his line at short notice and on
reasonable terms. He will generally keep on hands
such articles as may be called for of the best quail
ity of materials, and we'll made, which he will sell
cheap for ready pay. Repairing promptly done.
All kinds of produce taken at the market value.
Give him call. Tdec l6-3S
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d DEMOVAL.-BROWN & HUNT have reno
N we'd their Store and Tin Establishment to their
New Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompson's, where we
are offering a we'll selected assortment of
COOK, HALL, BOX d. PARLOR STO YES,
in great varieties. Our Stoves of Albany man
ufacture, and inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At Wholesale and Retail.
Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. l, 1855. BROWN & HUNT.
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n II. NYE & co. have removed their stock of
~. Goods, saved from the late fire. into
IredpelrS Block, corner Of Summit eS' Adams-Sts., =,
where they would be happy to see their old friends.
Ever grateful for the kindness and friendly feeling
extended to them in time of distress well pros
perty they would be happy to see all, and will Of
fer their stock of books at a reduced price.
Toledo, Feb, 1865. ID. ii. NYE e. co.
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Corn! COrn!! CORN!!!

WE are now prepared to receive good merchant
w able Corn in the ear, in exchange for Stoves,
&c, or in payment for all debts due us until the
first day of March next at fifty cents per bushel
weighing seventy pounds. No more excuses, but
bring on your corn New Store, opposite A. NJ.
Thompson's. BROWN 4 HUNT.
GEO. W. BROWN & co.
Jan. 8, 1855.