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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-28
(Argus copy.)
.. O. MERWIN, AuctiOneer.
BY MERWIN d. co.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT OUR
w Auction House, No. 20 Roanoke Square,
this evening.
An elegant assortment of China Tea Sets, and
Glass Wares. consisting of gold band Tea Sets,
Coffees do, with notices, Tete tete Fancy
Jewelry Boxes, Mugs, Toy Mugs, French Cut
Tumblers, Large Diamond Heart Lamps SC
This sale is especially for Ladies'.
de 22-tf MERWIN &, CO., Auct'r.
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FOR FIRE FOR 1860.
ClN or Eight GiRt.S of various sizes. Apply
~ OF w SINGLETON,
de 2-tts Suffolk Va
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Mayors CouRT, PoRTsMouTH-G W dr'ce,
Presiding.
The Watch report the city all quiet-no
rests- consequently nothing to do before
= Honor this morning.
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FREIGHT BY THE ESTOWN.
NOTICE.

pEhsoNs having freight to ship by the
l. jamestown, aie notified th0t she will here
alter take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go 10 Portsm outh, at which place she will leave
Ter New York after the arrival OF the Southern
Shippers must have their freight on the wharf
by O'clock ednesday afternoon. oc 10
Tu Northern anu Eastern travellers
VIA seeboard and Roanoke Rail
Road ami Bay Line.
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FALLINGl FALLING I /

FALLINGl FALLING ! I
FALLING
T'HE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Good
a. have fallen very low in the last month or
two at
NO. 45, EAST MAIN STREET,
anu scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run of
at the rate OF hundreds OF dollars y eek there
are still great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods ss-
pscially mast be closed out if possible, such as
Flsnhels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
trey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes,
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
Guernseys &c, together with great many lit
Tie fancy Christians fxings. Now Is your
chance
night.
de p JH DAWSON
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All Iss Burr's LAST Book. = We have had
" of Miss Butts last book laid upon our
s6ie, for which we have to return our
hanks to the fair authoress. The title,
4.Leisgre Moments" is suggestive OF its con-
|snts, it being compilation Of select pieces
BIN her prolific and facile pen, written
ring her leisure moments; which she, I'M
!ke many of her sex, has always devoted to
terary labor. This volume is a duedecimo
. 2. is from the press of E. ID. Long d Co.,
York, and is gotten ap in muslin. We
e looked through the volume, and had
Lacb to interest the general reader; while
era and there we discover many beautiful
l. md original thoughts couched in the most
|legant and finished language. 1t is, in
heed "a Kaleidoscope of beautiful gems bound
Ip in atyle hardly in keeping with their
brilliancy and beauty. The outer cover,
while plain and neat, IS much too rough a
asket for the choice debut it con tains.
, Miss Martha Haines Butt is no novice in
Eook-making, having made her debut as an
uthoress several years ago with an ectat
hich few so young as herself ever receive.
his work, however, has aaded another lau-
II TO the wreath which already adorns her
.assic brow, and is destined to extend her
Ins wherever literal ure finds home.
W e are pleased to learn that fifteen h'i'd
k.Sropsss of this book have already been
3Ia, and that there is probability OF a
|scond edition being brought out in a short
lime We have laid the book by with the
Intention of giving it our especial attention.
l our eleisure Moments" we can commune
it'll its fair authoress without the fear oil
Interruption of business; and we anticipate
ouch pleasure in its perusai.
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RunaWay-$5O Reward.
ANA WAY from the Subscriber, his negro
IA Man WILLIAM. William is % years old.
about feet high. very black, has large full
eyes ana mas lost one OF his upper teeth; when
spoken to seems to be confused. He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne, and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, In Norfolk County. I will give the above
reward OF 30 for him, if secured in any Jail In
this State so that can get him.
JNO. Ii. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc l2-u Williamsburg, Va.
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de 6-M&T Rowland's wharf, Norfolk, Va
$4,000 to- : 900 Wanted.
INTEREST at 2 per cent, payable Seminar
L. nua lily. Security upon we'll located, paying
20, Post Office Norfolk, 70. particulars.
de l6-3taW6t
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THAT ALARM. The alarm of fire last even
ing had the effect of exercising the lungs OF
numerous little boys, and calling the fire.
men out. There was no occasion for 1t, how
ever, as the alarm was false. g.. ......
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yI
ss,ssSSss skss LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE,
with unsurpassed accommodations OF State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore leav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, every evening
Sunday excepted) at 3K o'clock, p. M, and
Portsmouth on the arrival of the Southern Cars
as follows: Htf-
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo. w. Russell, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.; arriving
in Baltimore III time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West.
BY this arrangement, connection Will be
made in New York with the Sound Boats for
Boston, and the Steamboats, aud Railroads to
Eastern cities
90 Through Tickets to be obtained on board
for Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK
apis w. A. LOWELL. Agent.
BEG leave to Inform the public, that i hay.
L taken the Stables situated on ~EM-@s
South Church street No. l26 near -S89Ss22|N
the Old Custom House, and formerly known a
~ Stump's Stables, where / shall keeI
-lS9E <constantly on hand fine lot OF Horse
42.(both buggy and Saddle) for hire. an,
solicit share of public patronage, horS
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderuu
terias and good attention to them guaranteed.
N. D. LEE,
49,! No. I2e. South Church ST.
pUTTER, CtaEEsl, BUCKWHEAT
ID and Mackeral
so Tubs Extra Prime Goshen Butter,
so Kegs Dairy Glades do
20 do Medium N. Y. State do
so Boxes Prime do do Cheese,
$40 Bags superior Buckwheat,
20 Bbls. No. | Mackerel lust received, and for
sale by il WOODBRIDGE,
no33 No. 5. Roanoke Square.
ENKUIT, FISUIT.-25 boxes new Citron,
Il 100 4 Drums new Figs 100 boxes new
Raisins, 10 Casks new Currants, 100 barrels APP
pies just received, and for sale by
u WOODBRIDGE,
no % No. 5, Roanoke Square.
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b. .... ssa&;
EW YORK AND NORFOLK
PACK EFS

A Vessel OF this line will hereafter finish
IA loading in New York every Friday eyen-
ing. and sail Saturday morning full or not full
Shippers may rely on this as the rates of freight
are much lower than by any ether route and
dispatch given, Merchants and others will find
1t to their interest to order. their goods by Sur.
ges, Chairman 4 Co.'S line, Pier Ia, East River,
New York.
STURGES, CHAIRMAN y CO.,
10, Wall street, n. Y.
~ .-a - ROWLAND g. BROS
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LONDON DOCK
RR NDY,

Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Vines,
"Negler 8" 8 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
| Porter,
Can always be had froE.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
| suit everybody at
;. J. MOCK h CO.'S,
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lie % &CA SANTOS.

D. n. N. .. Q. P. H. s.
M Il are retailing coed Butter 20, IS and 30
w cents, Sugar 10 cents, new Hams l3cts.
Meal 81 90 per bushel, No. / Lard Ia cts. Plate
Be Beet ~ = cts. Coffee - cts. Patent Cut Sugar
Buckwheat, No. I Mackerel, Spot dsh yeyu
tGrge atonly 8 cts per Id. at the cheapest Cash
grocery III the city. Goods sent to every part
Oh the city Tree of cost. No. g. S. Church st.
ue Y j REDMOND.
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NOt1CG.
WILL be hired out on Friday the 30th inst,
w near the Ferry Bridge at Washington
of the late James Tatem deceased. Among
them are Cooks, House Servants and Field
hands.
Terms bond with good security payable in
quarterly instalment.
VIM. ETHERIDGE,
de 22-td Administrator.
Getty papers copy
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COOKING WINE, in store and for sale at
" retail by
de 30 J E JONES.
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WANTED-Fo the ensuing year good
w NURSE, must be a good Washer and
Ironer, and come well recomm ended. Apply to
de20-tf I.N THIS OFFICE
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SPLENDID
SPLENDID
Sugar Cured Rounds of Beef
Sugar Cured Rounds of Beef,
Christmas Eve At Deming's
Christmas Eve At peming's
Splendid
Splendid
Baltimore Corned, Plates of Beef,
Baltimore Corned, Plates of Beef,
Christmas Eve AT Demtng's
Christmas Eve At Deming's
No. 80, Church street.
No. 60, Church street.
de -
III r A copy
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kINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT ~
MACHINERY

nI1TDLhIVU WOUU oA w ED AND SPLIT BA
MACHINERY.
INHE undersigned is DESTROYS of calling AZ
- tent1on TO has large stock of KINDLING
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit CRATES
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box
cheaper than the same quantity of wood can
purposes.
Orders left at my effice, corner OF Adisos
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
+. ~. snail receive prompt attention
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand. ana
for sale at lowest market prices
de Ia WALTER /. DOYLE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-08
INDICATED
Strengthening Plaaters II

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
in cases Of pain and weakness in the aide
breast or bAoki also rheumatic Affections couehai
asthma sprains, bruises, and kidney spinal afec-
tons. The Arniea, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hemook Plas ers, are manufactured of various
Sizes on Rid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper, by
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway Cincinnati.
and supplied 70 dealers and druggists on a. good
terms a. any mAnufseturep In the United States.
mh1-em
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From Washington.
WAsHINGrnN. j

WAsHINGToN, July Z,
Ii is estimated that reduction of from
100000 to 100000 will be effected during
the fiscal year just commenced by the re.
treiachment in expenses attending the COLI
lection of customs revenue now in pro-
gress.
These will continue to be made from time
to time, as reliable information on the sub,
jecs shall reach the Secretary.
Il number Of gentlemen from different
parts Of the Union are making arrangements
Tor an early private meeting IN Washington,
to consult az to the best means of bringing
General Lane, of Oregon, prominently be-
fore the country us a candidate lor the PresD
idency.
The President continues to assure his
friends that he will not be candidate for
rei election.
The Secretary of the Treasury, on appeal
has decided the following named ARTICLES
property chargeable nineteen per centum
silk violin strings, Italian cloths, as manu-
lacture Of worsted used for garments and
Innings. Button stuff, not Icing cut into
slips or patterns of requisite size and shape,
for boots and shoes, aud veneers with no
ather instrument than saw having been
used in their construction, and requiring
still to undergo another process before tn ey
can be applied to purposes of veueering
are free from Canada, under the Reciprocl
ty Treaty.
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Gaifsi bp Grlfgrapb.


sge slhfs INV YopK, Jane 7.
fha siaam-ehip yigo from Cork. ana the
A3in, from liverpool arrived ~ ihis port
thu mornings they farnish London and
liverpool advices 20 tho 25th uiE
The Vienna correspondent oflbe London
Times says frsf Htf s-ilf... .se Z, r
"Ths pickets Of the two armies were -
sight Of each other, and scarcely q day phss.
/ o. without slight hkirmisb
Garibaldi was accomplishing remarkable
leals in surprising the Austrians, making
marches Of fity miles n day, and setting the
country through which he passed 10 favor oil
national independence.
There was an important omission in Na-
poleon's dispatch announcing tho great bat
tle as telegraphed from Cape Race The
Emperor says 1--WE have taken all tho one,
my's positions, captured many cannon" Nc
No additional inetellgenceconcer the
battle was receivd in London up TO two
o'clock Saturday afternoon. .....'.
| Heavy canonadiDg was heard at Veronn
/ The Sardinian official bulletin Of tho af,
| fair at Perugiu between tho people and tht
Papal troops states that the Swiss troops at
tackled the town on the Goth and met with
great resistance, but after three hours fight
tiug they forced an entrance into the town
| The combat was then renewed in the street,
and continued for two hours longer The
Swiss troops tramplcd down and killed even
women and inolensive persons. On the
next day the outrages and firing upoa the
people was recommenced and the town was
placed in a state Of siege
Adyices from Malta state that eight steam
vessels are ready for departure, and it is rs
serted that their destination is the Adriatic
The official Prussiche Zeitung,oC Wednes
day, says
,"Tho Franco-Sardinian army is moving
near the frontier Of Germany. The Prus
sian Government regards the security o
Germany ne intrusted to lie care -..
Prussia is free from every engagement
she obeys only those obligations which
spring from the innermost nature Of hei
State interest.
sit will soon be seen whether Prussia
initiative will be supported with tho neoes.
sary weight by the German States. Prus
sias policy stands firm and whoever lay
obstacles in its way may consider that he II
rendering service to the enemies of the Fa-
therland'
IL was announced in Paris on Friday tha
q corps d'armee Of forty thousand men, main.
| ly from the African regiments, is expected
short in the Adriatic Sea
Dispatches from Milan confirm tho ac-
counts that the French troops are advancing
toward tho Yaltelline.
An Arch>Duke Governor Of the Tyrol haC
arrived at Mtnders to superintend the en-
rollment OF twenty four thousand men in th
Tyrol any Voraros.
Advices from Rome say that an attemp
was made there on Sunday to display tn
tri-colored flag and proclaim the Dictator
ship of Victor Emanuel, but General Guy
on lnteriered to prevent
The Pope has notified his protest agains
the dismemberment of his State to the pow
ers represented at the Poris Conference. IL
had also communicated to his Cardinals
letter from the Emperor Napoleon, guaran
teeing the independence of the Papal States
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correspondedoe of the London Times
MARsRiLLEs, June 2l-S:3O p. NJ,

vi.
M. Kossuth left here this morning in the
Sinai at seven o'clock for Genoa, accompan,
led by NJ. Figgelmesey, who is designated
on the Sandman passport. They have with
them an aid decamp to NJ. Kossuth, which
would seem to imply that the Ex- Dictator of
Hungary is to hold military commands -
Last evening NJ. Figgelmesy went to the en-,
campment of the Austrian prisoners mt
Wenpemeti, where he addressed himself
exclusively to the Hungnrians, among whom
he distributed a considerable sum in gold
and silver, giving nothing to the Germans -
lie informed his iellow-countrymcn that NJ.
Kossuth was in Marseilles on his way to
Genoa and the ead'quarters of the Allies,
where ho was 10 have an interview with
! Napoleon and Victor Emanuel, for the pur.
pose of organizing means to secure the ma
tional independence Of Hungary, which he
affirmed the allied soyereigns had agreed to
recognize
He also stated that the Allies would lend
their aid to liberate Hungary from Austrian
rule. Relieve that Mr. Kossuths aide.de.
camp had no reason to be dissatisfied with
the results Of his mission. On being told
that Mr., assutL would spare no efforts to
promote their well being and obtain their
freedom as early as possible tho Hungarians
expressed their pleasure ut no longer being
compelled to 6ght for Austria; but for all
that, ! doubt ii they are inclined to desert
and sisk the dangers of another fight, with
the prospect Of a court'maFtial, ii taken
When Kossuth and his aide de,camp rrriyed
at the railway station yesterday afternoon,
they were met by police agents, who inquired
at what hotel they proposed to stop.
Un being informed Of the address, a couple
of police agents, in private clothes, mounted
guard before the doors to watch the move,
ments of the Hungarians, and note who
called upon them. They were then the last
! thing at night and the first thing this morn.
ing TO escort Kossuth and his aide-de camp
! on board and see them safe out Of France.
Before leayinga young Italian volunteered
to fight for Italian and Hungarian liberties,
and was taken on 10 Genoa TO serve in the
/ Hungarian legion.
Kossu.h, am informed, has many admi,
rers in Marseilies, who were only deferred
from calling 10 pay their rsapacts and ex,
press their sympathies by the presence OF
the police agents. go 0't.
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ANoThBR NEW BOOK .
pR. poNAPARTn's SEnAr Wo1sK.


PRIVATE GUIDE TO HEALTH
!. ! !
"a REPRKtRNTiNC ALL the diaeas-
~ 60 Of the genital organs Of fhe
III - male and female, with the latest
HtIi - N discoveries IN rcprodr elton. The
I " NM afaicted should uee remedies
XA.N fM#l before learning fom this velusble
NSk Il work the aupeTiosiiy Of the au.
thor's Paris and Loudon treatment
WtfYN M u d OF private diaoaeeu--both married
Rand slnQie should conau ~ This
t book tells how 70 cure the iollow-
tlEa - Ing Diseases, and enlightens those
Wno gIepe, . ~ niset ehordec structure Phymo-
sis psraphymosia Gravel, 3, philisi Buboi Weftai
plotehes sensuAilam, seminal weakness, Menetur-
bstion a. scif- abuse, Leucorrhca ur Whites sup
preseion Of the Menses, Failing Of the Womb how
10 prevent Prevent Pregnanc Menstrpe,i9n, hst-
rnnncss RhenmAtsm, &C, II treats o. Midwieli
Abortion, Mlscarfiage. ceiebacyi with rematka 20
the young and old Of both seNeh, ~ istt' ~" w
distinguish pregnancy and no" 70 a,olu ", az
Perfect s Slieguard against Quaekery'
Fortieth edition-iOo,OOO copies sold annually,
This book sent under seal post paid 70 M A. patss p,
Of the WORLD on the receipt OF 20 CENTS OF hVe
ar BOnnpnrte's Great Preventive
This simpie. healthfui and, yet effeoiualpreyent-
I've 10 beyond comparison with anything yst us
and In no Instance has n iailei when app led &C.
cording 90 direction Married people who 90 NOT
Ion Of this instfnment' PiFce reduceato s6
DR. B,naparte's French Patent Male safe This
article enables those whose health or cifcumsthn-
COS not permit an increase OF family, TO regulate
or limit the number OF their ohtpfing, without in-
turing the COnhtitutOns ~ AhNHt Nllil
preventive arAinst pregnancy and disease. The
above article 10 specialy Intended TO ivlhl THIS oe-
aiderAtumt 10 Il perfectly saiej nomethio substance
enters into its composition. The price OF the
French Patent Male sale, one dollar the sing one
four dollars per half dozeni and seven dollars per
/ dLEen.
| Madame Lozler'a Female Monthly Pills 10 safe
and reliable remedy for suppress0hs and Az iemAle
diseases. Ladies' should not use them during pieg-
nancy, aH they will produce miscarrAgo. Pleei one
dollar per boS--extra lne nyedollars. sent 70 aaF
address by mail, post free. No letters viii be am
swcfcd unless they contain remittance or postage
stamp.
All orders dressed to Dr. y. BoEAPARTr, No. 80,
sycamore street. between Fifth and sixth ttreete,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Will be punctually attended to =
Dr. d can be consulted upon all secret diseases He
| is unquestionAbly AcknOw lcdFcd 10 be the cham-
pion and king of Venereal Diseases, and only Phy-
acsn In the Union who has Travelled on the contin-
ent Of Europe and the only Doctor who has visited
their celebrated Hospitale aH wen rs their medical
institutions, and receiving their MONTH, reports
uegH 10 all those who dtaifo TO oonauta professions
al person the result OF forty years experience In the
Hospitals OF kurope and America Confidential con-
anlthuon daily, from A. ~, uhtillo p, n,
| Apfil-iydaw
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NEW TREATMENT. 7.
VATE
CONrmENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE /

-:--
A T the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab
n liuhed for the cure OF syphiue, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret nnrmiticH OF Youth and hiRtu-
rity by DR, AMOS 4 SON, Butaloi N, Y. Omce,
corner OF Main aud qua, streets, (up Rtairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emissions, more pToperlyknown as SEM
lnAi Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
Instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Or. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
mrnt Tor the cute of the above diseases, Ihas been
subjected to test BY the most eminOnt physicians in
heen declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure OF seminal
caused by the secret habits youth Price Ten OILS
/ iTs, by Mail or ExpreHs'
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peeu lar class Of ma9des, and
dor their felowcreatuTs sfully testified and grate
fully Acknowledged by eonyalescent patients and
country for the express purpose only Of consulta-
tionB while their eXertions havebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes OF
these infectious complaints, iron their most simple
crate they have alwa sentertai ed the possibility
of their prevention and removal, ant lktwise in
variAbly found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could most invariably be traced
to Of the following causes-IgnOfance, neglect,
the Ill effects of unskilful or Improper treatments
therefore Dr. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, in the selection of their remedies, n
safe, eflectual and cautious courEej emitting all
combination OF remedies which bear an cquivocal
character, well as those whose premature or inju
dcious application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences in the hands OF private indiNiGuals. In
short the iaudabe end OF their remedios H the lees
lation relief and prevention of those greVouB af.
nictions that are in reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while thel so extensively surround us, call
aod for our skin and interference for their eXter-
min ltion.
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uuuRr !, Srown. Z :. ~. A.p. lnwr
: BROWN n IRWIN,

b BROWN n IRWIN, s
0EALRRsINJU JUNfATTA IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anyfa, Vicea, ntilowe, Files, Springs and
Axl.s, IA AZ their veiieti.a and Manufacturer
pf stoves and Hollow Ware By most approved pat
terms, AZ of whieh viii b sold onthe most reason
= Ne are ths successors Of samuel D. BrovD, At he
eld stand on the conner oi First Aad MIN streets,
Head Of the nanin, Dayton, Ohio. Our foundery -
tthefoot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturer a Mnchinists,
VIII At BRowNG IRwINsa general assort-
nebt Of Heavy saf and Slab Iron steel, etc.
Rlncksmiths,
wiil snd ~ BROWN 4 IRwINs the best Of BaF,
Horse Shoe, and Nail Rod Iron, Fllea, Raaps, Hell
lows Vieen, Anvils, and other Tools.
CarrtnEe and wagon MAX ers,
VIII End Al BROWN tRwfNs alarge assortment
Of Dandy, Buggy and Wagon Tire, springs, ANles,
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts, etc.
PlOwand Harrow MAX ers,
WIN hnd at BROWN and IRwfNs q large assort-
ment Of Slab steel aud slab Iron, Of various aiIea
COOpers,
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FIv Bruahea.

lust received some nice ones, and for sale
Jsii East Second street, doors nom Main.