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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
J. JOHNSON.
UNION AND AxEmcAa OFrIcE,

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, ! o
Nashville, Aug. Is, 1855. {
have been using glasses for years and
during that time have tried number OF different descip
tion and manufacture OF which thought very good
but few days since obtained pair Of Mr.. Semmons Bra
lillian Pebble Spectacle have given them pretty fair tri
and hesitation in saying that they superior
to any thing that have tried in that line.
G.. Q. TORBETT
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, s. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy Fancy
n Goods, &c &c, Union street, No. 81, between
and Cher y Streets Nashville, Tenn. ueooA
DERRY, w. II. a. co., Wholesale and Retail
ID dealers in Books Stationery, &C., West side FuOc
square Jslo
T1IIE'T0N d AEfBOTE., dealers in Gentlemens
u Apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street, near the
Post Office. JeIo
nOUGEAS. IL. 81 Il. 81 CO., Importers and
Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goodsr iats, Chls'
Bonnets Shoes Brogans, &c- north side Public square
EAREN 81 CO.. Importers and wholesale dealers IN
IL Foreign and Domestic Fancy and staple dOods bohhes
Hats Boots, Shoes, &c north side Public square Jelo
IrsIL& CTNNINGHA AU, Importers and Whole
II sale and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket Cutery'
Hardware &c, Colleges between Union and the square
TENDEHSHOT'T, &. W., Wholesale and Re-
II tail dealer in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Os Dye-stuus
etc, corner Of Cedarst aud the Square jels
kIAWCEsLE., IS. e., Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
W Drauahtsuan. Also, Book Keeper and Genera Ac-
oountant Once Spring St. one door west oi CherTy ST.
MORGAN & CO., Wholesale dealers ia Foreign and
lNA Domestic Dry Goods, etc. North side Pubic square
l,Tl;NyAEsT, ROBEHT, Wholesale aud Retail
- dealer in Groceries, Liquors. Boat Stores ETC., water s
rontiug upper Steamboat Landing. elo
IKTsSTEMAN, w. ~, Manufacturer and dealer
w Printing Writing Wrapping Paper, east SIDE Public
Square. 2elo
FytMEFEwAN. }. Va, Wholesale and Retail dealer
Il IN Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils Dye-suis, etc, sign oi
the Lion MorEr, Market St. doors from the square
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FURNITUnEI FTnNITUnp,

fTUIBLEEsS-20 boxes \ aud y psnt PRtsburra
Tumbiers, goOd article, for sale ~
Je2S W. n. GORDON & co
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MEhPUIs, March I'm 800.
Mr.. J. II. SnNOSs-Dear sir: have carefully examined
your Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and most Cheeruy add
my testimony their superiority any other lenses
have vet seen.
Besides the philosophy Of this form, shape, &C. the
markabe transparency and hardness Of the material
der them peculiarly adapted TO the purposes of assisting
impaired vision which, unlike otEer Spectaccs, do with
out fatigUing the eye by their
can, my dear sir, cordially recommend your Brazilian
Pebbles 10 my friends especially worthy Of their conf
dence and feel that trial will in every give
satisfaction. l am, my dear sir, truly yours, &c.
A. X. TAYLOR, NJ D.,
D. 49, 4 ~,
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From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice, Editor Louisville Journal
= Undoubtedly they the best Spectacles IL the
world. The continuous Of them for number Of hours
does not fatigue the in the least and the vision Of age
is rendered by them in all respects like that Of youth.
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Frum aHsrrison On The Ers.r

FroIn 'HaFrlsor % The w.
~Persons cAnnst be Too cAntoas q whom they pur
spccAcss, they b be boasht wholesale AZ lte
more shilling dozen, and srrh articles
cannot be mach repFohztei-" -Glasses shoaii
aree enOagh 70 he entire eye The sa
frames bat htie known % persons using glasses"
~ NJ 3. uoad ni1Tn the pablie that he employs no
agents his cciehrated SpecAces they can ony
be obtained his OFEcE Ma hxAEr's BcKTosE aud
al his gsuusne Easss stamped The frnne thts -
II. seunons." Llyi0l ssPiI-u
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Prof. Anat. Memphis Med. College.

have examined and used myself Mr.. j. II. Sermons
Brazilian Pebble Spectacle and fully in the opinion
expressed by Prof A. X Taylor their superior
y, both form and material the ordinary glasses
and recommend them all persons requiring the Of
Specaces. l.. SHANKS, NJ D.,
Prof. Obst. Memphis Med College.
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agree with W. H. Hsgans Esq., in the above certificate
and take pleasure in endng all persons who
want Of superior pectaces purchase q Mr. semmons
consider them superior to any have used.
d. D. HARRIS.
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COTTON GOODS.

CHEE1lNGS Of al widths; Bleached and Brown Domes-
- tics English and American Prints, Hoye's Prints and
great variety Of other Goods.
Call and examine my stock Of Goods.
To CASH rUYkIS and PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS great
Inducements viii be offered JAS. NICHOL
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 6, 1855.

NASHVILLE Aug 6, 1855.
MIR. sENoSs; After having used pair Of your HBra
lillian Pebble spectacles" have hesitancy stating
and take pleasure in doing that they superior any
have used. Respectfully, &C,
W II. HAgANS.
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Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
Goth Term,)
An English, Classical and Military
boarding school.


Boarding school.
WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK.
TNHIs INSTITUTION delightfully."- situated, twenty-sx
miles North the City Of New York, and is accessible
eight times day by Railroad The Academical di
vded into Sessions Terms OF i've months each be-
ginning the first Monday in May and November. Vuca-
tt0ns in April and October.
The of Instruction is extensive in every depart
The Military Drill has been found very useful and
interesting the Studies tending, it does to the
development the physical system, well establishing
the habit of posture and graceulnes Of
rage.
TERNs.-$f25 for Sumner Term and $3.50 for Winter
Term, including Board tuition in the English Classical
Mathematical and Commercial branches Military Tactics
with arms and equipments, bed, bedding Washing
light fuel, &c. payable each session in advance.
Extras and ChargedJIe per TtaT.
For French Spanish Italian &C. each. $40 90
Instruction Piano and Of Instrument.... 25 90
do in Drawing and Painting ........... IA 90
Circulars and Prospecuses may be had by addressing the
Principal WILLIAM S. HALL at the Institution.
REFEREKoEs NEW YORK CITY.-Hon Gulian 9. YER
planck Lyman Cobb, Esq., Rev. John NJ Krebs, D. D. Rev.
0rve Dewey. D. d. b. f. Josn, n. D., Alfred Freeman
NJ. D., and S W. Seaton, Esq. sep14-1m
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SUPERIOR PIANO FoRTEs,
lIARnELIzRD men mANTELS.

MARHELTZED IRON mANTELs.
fIHs magnificent style Of Mantel st taking the place
q all other descriptions both q its supc
beauty, richness, durability, and particularly s cheap
While their only about half hat Of the real
lArble they indeed eNcecd tbs former u auty, have
superior lusiFe. lees ablc b SOIL much easier
apt cean and FAR exceed marble in durability and are
he time, less liable to break.
Tie undersigned agents for The manufacturer Wal.
Ace Lllgow Co, Loaisye Ky, and wii faraish them
% their Patrols and The puhc generally. with CRATES
pieces, and every hng complete; sni vii also srpeT-
intend their patting Up. FTENA OWES,
siove hsAieFs aud IiBwArs ManuisetureFs,
maraQ-daNu No. 81 Market street.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. SATURDAY,
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From yISCHER & SOHELL'S Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLEToS's BUILDING, 346 and 34S Broadway
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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LIKFNS- HnsIERY Ann GInVPs

DABLE Damask, s4 9s 1914, ia and IL Pillow Case
Linens, harnsey shCetng, Bird Rye Diaper, Hucaback,
Crash, Napkins and Irish Linens, French Linen CGmbrcks
English, SILK and Cotton Hosiery, Winter Hosiery, all kinds,
Ladies' and Genemens Kid Gloves, Beaver and Gauntlet
Gloves, &c. nova
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LARD WANTED
ARD-5oe bbis ard wanted imnediateiy for uhSeh "a
A. hghsst maskei price IN Cash sin Be pad,
mAr13-dn j. DOYLE 90.
No. g eoafh Rsont NaaaTins Tenn
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| n LASS AR ESQ boxes quart Flasks:
VI 100 DO n pint %; 10 store and
for sale BY tiyfl ". H. GORDON co.
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JAILIN'o NOhIh hMENICAN INDIANS.
L ISTORi OF TIRE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMER
lCA, with Biographical Sketches and anecdotes OF the
Prtncipdi CAics, embelished with OHc Hundred and
ToeHtV Portraits, from the IRiddH GdEery in the War
department Washington ia three volumes lSxi8 inches
Original cost $780, wiz sell this work unusually low for
cash. (aprl0l JOHN b. WEST.
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rn WEkYERs an sPTNNTRs.

John b. NEsT has recently received the following ar
~ cles Ia the spinning and weaving hue, siz;
Revolving Temples, Machine Cards, stripping Cards Car
Pyer Gard Cleaners Comb Plate, assorted, Emery, Pick
ers kinds Steel Cane saes, shnies, aSsd Lace
her, Roller Cloth Calf and Sheep Roller Leather, Bar
Twine aud Eyes, Ring sraveers from 70 @S Heup
Hachles. ociE
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From A. ". Hunt, M. D.
VsKS9S, Aug. 6, fs55.
"The longer your glasses the more fully am con
WINGED Of their superiority over AL others have
From Rev. John W. Ogden.
wMrE Hall, Aug 6, IS5i
Mr.. J. II. SIMMONS: Dear siY;I have pair Of your
Improved spectacles for about EesKs and find them
superior any have tried, and have recommended
several Of my enGs 70 call and try them they are much
pleased with them. fe tired Whie reading or v nit
ing with them Tor hours together.
Yours, very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
From DR.. John Waters
NAsHvHiE, July 1s, 1876.
Mr. J. n. sEn0Es: Dear Sirs-After eareiul exarnna-
ton and trial Of your ConcsyeConvex specares cheer
fully add my testimony 10 their superiority over all others
They enlarge The sphere of focus and thereby greatly
by the convex form.
Very respectfully yours, JOHN WATERS.
From Mr. d. c. Topp.
Mr. J. II. sEmoSs; sir-I have been using for several
months, pair o your BEaEsa Pebble spcetAelss" ard
believing they the only kind have able of
completely restoring vision which been Paire 10 s
20 the public.
Yer respectfully. d. O. T0PP.
NAsavELLE July Is, lSs5.
We, The undersigned, hsve used for soma time Mr. J. H..
semmans Brazilian Pebble spectacss aud have found them
superior 70 any othsrs have used. ehceray
cenmsnd them 70 the Pebic w BUTLER,
Tenn. Insurza-e Co.
JOHN d. WINSTON n. d.
R0Br. GIBSON,
g. J. CARTER
Propr u Nashville Inn.
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NDERSON, &. IT,, dealer in Lace and Fancy
IA Goods, &c SC, Union street. No. o. between Soa
and Cher Streets Nashville, Tenn. ue0oA
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A new PIAcF-RgcnERcHE, COMMERCIAL sgws
" room sad ehep house, - Csnal street ksf.ssn.a,'
al inAss meals served ~ At sny bo1r ssnsnsn fvr
niihsG viii elssa ksas By ths ashl wsk nsath. J.
POhELL Bat ~ vias, ugngrs sal ssrsts,
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6uLIsTs AND AUI,IsTs.

nn rpwELt oCuLisE, AURisy. Ae. STtEvDs
sItlstFtg y &Asastf n "a 90 aat ftbfs y
ttsfa. tsHgr - ~ Mftstw&Y wAffs - 10
rstts - "a ~ slss arisasl "A - issss'st
-fAssts tftfNt4ss tti 80 oars t2f tfsG sstshy Ae
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D0ons 10 TT rugsnngD ~ uSrURstsnEp
N u.s. BEES s'r,tt. - 1stu o.. Dt,sarbr T.
arf a. - Bfesa~tT
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AsTROLOGY.

BOUT TO LEAVE TIE cIrY-nADAsg MORROW
"A This highly gifted lady vii positively lsavs for Earops
10 few days 20 al that Wish eopsais her mast es
soon or they will the chance she vii tell all ths
Of life and the very ihcsFhs " the Great Astc
nishent o. all her vis'srs 70 Brooms street near csnnon
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CPIHiIusItsH MIS- tGbIfec,A EaiTlsc AID
- uftgnf msSus eys~it<N. hss ~ thstvs dAy.
ffsrz - ~ A. ~ ssf ~ n - ~ ffHfss He@ss,
tstrset Esrsai1 sns T~.ifta sfsf1
c,rIkrfraItks -nH2 D0CI. TRArHAGEF. srtniv
Ill tsssfsa ,tsfs sttry CAV ~ hes fseas. 80
n,esswas Hesrs tsm - - a ~, saf f,stf NJ
stSisI he tts. sthff Lseess1s 49, ftsssstsht
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TOR sALE-oR TO LET IN EAST BR00KLYN,
story and Attic house, With ten rooms near
Peek SLIP ard Grand ferries alss several rented
npAymenfs 20 lee lov 70 good tsnsat Inquirs 10 10 ksi
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Esntlsmeu, In phrsnalosy,
Ne consUltsd about love,
ell the rsm. gfths lad , o.
be names Of her VI atcrr
,lish, frrneh SD Dcrmsn
firs, snA seeoaa streets
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MADAME ATWIN IKUH
III ssryiees, 70 tins lAfles and
~ locks and seienss. shs esn
marriage, business, Ae.. and wiil
gentleman ,ksy VII marry alGo
hhdame Aiwin tonvtrset 70 III
ResiGtncs. ~ Bowsry, hstreen
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Go000 WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, TO m
SAOUO. vest In SAT. busssss. viii give the best sf
rosrsnees, and undeubssd security, and pay liberal
MUM MUM Tor the ne ., we moaX Any psrlen hsvaf As
wing young man by addressing nsnJamin, Herald once
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THE VRADFS, &c.
A MATCHMAKER, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
n stands branch Of the business and 10 able to take
charge Of the clsspinE repairing A. would Ike TO make
sn engagement Address Pivot, Herald once.
RAKER wASTED-A FIRST RATE BAKER, TO ACT
rsfrences may address Hstsr Herald once Amsriesn
preferred. Wages liberal.
TIE sINKER AND DESIGNER wASrED-oSE
~ who we'll recommended - . first class uork
aad who has had xpcrspes In Designing and sinking
button dies. Address boz 50 Post Once.
ITO MERCHANT TAILoRs AND cLoTHIERs WANT.
ed by sober, industrious young man vho cap bise Of
mailing garment suitably snA also good busbelmsn
situation In clothing store Has NO objecton TO tbs
country The best reference given Address Taylor. Her
aid once, for week.
ITO CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS "A TAILOR I'm.
pieyipg sswiny machine 10 DESTROYS OF making
ssgsment for the making psntAlons and cos will 60
rsntee TO produce them well finished them By hand
For inform alton, stating where AMI interview bs hal
Addressf. o., Herald ofhee.
ITO LADIES sHoENAKERs.-wANTED. A GOOD
cutter In ladies shoe store acquainted with the
city trade prefrrsd To competent msn good opportu
nifty offered Apply TO H. J.. ssnord 23 Hudson street,
between IL and 3o'eloek
rT,o BREAD BAKERs WANTED A PoREHASD on
bread person who 70 strictly sober, And who psreetly
m dcrstands bis busness can apply a. ~ Carmins street
tetwsen . aud IL clock.
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10 OOxs ron orwTLEsgs -Tngrg ROOMS war
y. i.,sbhss .nl =. ~ ssTsss,sI sgtssssar ~
ara 90 ttsakfaft tffruf IL Raafr#f
snytst W BALL frtv&ss fnmy Ie.9sa YER asarstfs
ten.sssti " aarss Gst y Hsfsss n ffiptstti
yNkAhE v t*rmsxsrt bsfs ~ GfeA ~
stI, TIER vin " Sass .sI sw twE, AfplI ~ Is
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poILERs FOR sALE-0NE MONTGOMERY BOILER
- Of eight horse power, with steam cocks
complete; eight horse cyndar fue boiler az Incl fue
with steam chest front CRATE BARE only used three
months; eighteen Morse fuc cyndar boiler hues
loneh with front bars guags cocks steam chest and
T. Cassidy 0i Plymouth street. Jay street. brooklyn
or to Waite 20 and North First street, Brooklyn East
district. late Wi1liamsburr
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OF first clas tea store cheap for cash handsomely
city and doing good trade Apply personally ct 2 Had
son street.
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A NEAT LITTLE COTTAGE FOB SALE, IN BROOK.
n Ign. Cermont ITO feet from Fulton avenue contain
nne and cellar marble CRATES
lors gas pipes pump in Kitchen Ae Price 81 Terms
easy Apply immediately TO JAMES w. BoUroN, l67
Broadway
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L,oR sAIE-A NEW HOUSE ~ TWENTY fiiIn
street near Seventh avenue contanng al the MODEM
convcniences or FOR s vane the would
be other property Tor furniture o.
other FasAs INQUIRE Of A. BEEBE 40 breshwsy frsn
lin Building Ofee No. z.
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CoUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT RYE NECK,
" half mile from the railroad depot situAted the
Ton road and near Long Island sound the house
abundance OF shade and trees all kinds Of fruit
trees flowers fne kitchen garden, STABLE 4o Apply to
3. SHEPHERD, % and 81 Gold street.
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CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM sALooN-FoR
~ SALE stock fixtures and NIL necessary apparatus for
carrying Zoe saloon. The location excellent
and the establishment is doing we'll Lee years
W ill be sold low for cash. Apply to
RICHARD L. PURDY 4 Co, Il9 and I2f Nassau st.
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oCSO -SEGAR STORE FOR SALE, SITUATED
pow Chatham square in Of tho greatest tho
roughfares In Now York; the fixtures complete and the
stock Is Of the most desirable description the present
b. H0WES, "a Nassau street.
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E'oR SALE AND ToLET, ONE SPLENDID COUNTER
Also one large taned glass lamp. suitable any
lie houses together with number OF beautiful furnished
rooms 70 let with or without board Apply to Il. L. TUCK
Err l3 1876 and I37 Fourth street. Willamslarx between
South First and Seco NJ streets.
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NEW york HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. 1855


VVANTED-A PURCHASER FOR GOOD MANU-
w faesuring business, estabshsd. Very lttls money
required and profits large Apply At l William street.
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ESpR SALE AT A BARGATN-AN EXCELLENT DAIRY
or grain farm In Orange county, quarter OF mile from
the manufacturing village OF Walden eleven miles
Newburg on plank road 1t contains Ill excellent
land two orchards Of rsfted fruit tosether with
IietJ OF smaller fruit building good, and IL veil
For urther Particulars inquire Of Z. PRATT 81 Fulton
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE DRUG STORE
Of North Moore and Greenwich streets will be
cold very low for cash only IL has been established over
goods, doing good 6bbing and prescription business
snd offered for sale only the wishes leave
the city.
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CPLEHDID. FARM OF 100 AcRRS-IS BERGEN
- county. New Jersey near the Erie Railroad superior
improvements Price 5000 rSty acres sni baildnzs
orchard, &e for ftcD Apply TO O. H. MILLER co,
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A BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF ROOMS FOa GENTLE
N man and lady Also fine tor two single gentle.
all In second story with large panries attached may
be had permanently with full board in small family
81 East Thirteenth street House has all modern improve
ments DO not first Of May Referencss oxehAnged
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DAiLwAY AccEPTANcIA AND OTHER BUSINESS
IL paper purchased By JOHN n. MURRAY. NJ. UWul
ttrtct, Bank Of North America Cash atvsaoss sas
upon -four r'in provions iadire md other sfshaaa
and on vessels ~ Or In port and all msnsysd
rItl
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
G.. & J. POWERS

U. q }. ~ w ERS
LAVE justreturnedfrom New York and are now
l. i opening at the old stand of GEORGE POWERS,
on Front street, ...t
A large and we'll selected assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of Woodland Cotton Goods of all
tinds Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes, School Books and Stationery, Nails, Glass
Shoyels, Spades, Chains, &C.; Hats Caps, Bonnets
Ready Made Clothng-in fine, complete variety
of articles usually found in retailstore, and which
Produce Allpersonsdesrou of purchasing Goods,
will find it to their advantage to call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that for
cash or merchantable produce, nW not be I'M
derSoid by any other establishment in the place in
Goods of the same quality. We will at all times
pay the highest market price in Cash for Wheat
Grass Seed, Pork, &C.. and will also receive in ex-
change for Goods, Produce of almost every kind and
cash will not be refused, but received with joyful
hearts and pleasant looks. November ] 1853.
GEO. POWERS,
l42tf JOHN POWERS.
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(EMOVAL.-BROW g. HUNT have reno
AZ we'd their StOUe and Tin Establishment to theii
New Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompson's, where ",
are Offering we'll selected assortment of
COOK. H1LL BOX q. PARLOR STO YES
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
ufacturc, and inferior to none. Plain and JapaneG
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
NJ Wholesale and Retail
Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. /, 1855. BROWN & HUNT.
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BUSINESS CARD.

n H' CALLARD respectfully informs the
~ merchants and citizens generally of Perrvs-
burg and its vicinity, that he has opened
I1iLOR'S SHOP
on Louisiana Avenue, east side between Front
and Second streets, where he will at all times
during business hours be ready to cut and manu-
'acture 're cLOlm HING mthelatest and beststyle. All
orders given will mplished ithpromptitude
and economy.
n. N.B.-Cutting lone forthe Trade and warranted
to tit when properly made up. [au22Iyl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

ESSE WILLIAMS having resumed the business
- or saddle and Harness making at his shop on
Front street, above Pecks store now prenored IN
execute all orders in his line at short notice and on
reasonable terms He will generally keep on hands
such articles may be called for Of the best Quail
iy of materials, and well made which he will sell
chHeaP tor ready pay. Repairing promptly done
All kinds of produce taken at the market yauc.
NlVe MIN call [dcc 1858