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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

I Money Lender-"You want hundred
dollars .4ere's the money. charge five per cent.
a month, and as you want it for year, that
leaves Just forty dollars coming to YOU"
Innocent Borrower-'Then If l wanted It
for two years, there'd be something coming to
you''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

E"Buy trunk, Pat" said a ceaisr'7
"And what for should buy trunk 9 feJolned
Pat ''To put your clothes in" was me reply;
"An' 60 naked % exclaimed Pat. "lhe diSii
a bit Of II 90
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

RyA farmer, the other day, was told by his
landlord iha. he was going 10 raise his. rent
..Much obliged" said he, "ior find It imPoss'-
BE to raise II myself"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

KNow-NoTHNGIsM.- The editor of Georgia
paper overheard the following conversation on
the re-opening of the slave trade
Glen, Use tell you, if deys gwiae 10 'deavor
TO fotch dem ported nggers ob4r dis way, which
l hear dey be, dere'!l BE- fuss IN de- family
sure. 'Spect deY want Us 10 'sociate wild dem
niggerS on quality. Nrber do i, snre.''
sam, dns you rally tink dey'lI iJ.ch dem
niggers here 2"
''For saftin, Glen. heard massa saw dare
was FIVE thousand ported sonf in Carolina, and
half Of dem now ready in dis State. : tell YOU,
Glenn, if one OF dem form, at'alized nggers
calc'late to 'sociate wild dis chile, be is hoin'
de wrong patch. Somethin' will hit him like
mule kicked him, for sattain, and it won't be-
dat animal eder"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

RyThere is man in Connecticut, so lazy
that he refused TO be candidate for Congress,
and when asked the reason, be said 1t was be-
c.pse she would have to run for It,"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

whoever is afraid of submitting any
question, civil or religious, 10 the test OF tree
discussion, is more in love with his own opinion
than with truth
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

AN ANTI-SIcKLEs ArrAIR.rA gentleman OF
blch social consideration, in Georgia, recently
made the discovery tha, his wife was uufaithiul
to him. Waiting bis opportunity, be found the
guilty pair, together, and politely showed them
the way to the street door, which he closed al
Ter them. He then sent a servant for an un-
dertaker, ordered The arrangements Tor inneral,
sent out cards of invitation to hls friends, ana
over the empty coffin performed the ceremony
for departed wife. This over, he delivered
the LIGHT burthen TO the hearSe, and once more
addressing his friends, called for their congraiu-
latons upon the fact that he was now
widower- upon which, opening tne 'oia'hs
doors, he introduced them 10 sPIend'diy pre-
pared feast. The gayeties winch thus in'roou-
ced his happy return to ''sinSle ilieD were pro-
louged till morning.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

e. The printers Of New Haven, Conn., nave
formed society called the "Stick ana hu'r
CLUB"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

'.Notamk DmcA."-The following story is
good because it is true. We had it from the
lips Of good woman, who was told it by the
principal actor herself:
''VenI first come to FiladeIfy TO serve, was
very uncivilized," said Katarine, now a lilv,
intelligent servant in a respectable family II
laugh mooch, and | feel mooch ashamed 10
remember how behave ven | know SO little
Shon, that was my beau thrn-S5on, he took
ne to the theatre one night, when been in
Fiiadeiiy but three weeks. We sits in the
gallery, and we not see good, and Shon said
he would get better seat. So he puts his
leg round de post, and shiides down mid de
pit, and he looks up and calls out. 'Katarne
katarine COON down tish good view here -
and [ leaned over, and said ''How can
COON Shon 2" And he said 'Just shlide down.
So put my legs round de pillar, and shlides
down, too. Donder how de peoples laugh |
Dey laugh SO dev play no more dat night
aPon the stage. Every body laugh, and yell, |
and whistle all over de house / was much
=
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

SINGULAR 1t is generally observed that
persons of about forty years, especially young
ladies of that age, are SO very foFgettu OF those
with whom they were acquainted IN child
hood. This remarkable dimness Of memory
has been appropriately styled "The darkness
OF the middle ages"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

IA book-keepcr was engaged" but
could not get married at the specified time,
owing to want Of funds. ''The time was fixed
for yesterday, sand iliend. 81 know it,"
reioined he "Then why were you not
married ~ "WelI," said he, looking very
serious, and approaching his ear conidentially,
ssthe fact is, hare got an extension ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

Mas. PARrlxGroN PATRloTIc.- ''fiurra J"
said Ike, as he read the fact in the papers,
.4here's O'Rrgan admitted 10 the Union" "A
furrner, I should Judge" remarked Mrs Par
tn2ton, looking very wisely at the steam that
rose from the tea-cups end formed in one cloud
near the ceiling, ebu: Pm glad they've LET him
come TO enjoy our political rights and ieiis and
other prerogatives. There's room enough, and
the rear Of our Institutions should De extended.
| don't believe man should be cut oil because
be wasn't born in this country for twenty-one
wears, winch Of course wasn't any fault oil his,
for every body would be born here II they could
have their own auction consulted" 1T means:
said Ike, ssa new State" "Wrll, child" re-
piled she, slbe odds is only the difference
State or man, It's all the same. Let 'em come
INTO our grand CONSERVATION, where the eagle
shall spread It's broad opinions over 'em, and
make 'en happy in an unlimited bondage ol
brotherhood, like the Siamese twins"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

A LIVING FAITu.-In a public school in
New York, short time since, on an alarm OF fiie
a terrible panic ensued, aud many Of the schoi-
ars were injured by rushing to the doors, and
one of The teachers young lady, jus2pro from
window. Among the hundreds OF children
with whom the building was crowded, was one
rirI amony the best in the school who through
all the friohtlul scene maintained entire COM
nosure. The color indeed iorsook ber check
Her lin ouivered. The tears stood in her eyes
but she moved not. After order had been re-
stored. and her companions had been brought
back to their places, the question was asked her
how she came to sit still, without apparent a.
larm when everybody else was in such right
"My father,'' said she, "is fireman and ne
told me if there was an alarm OF hFe IN the
school, must just sit still"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

NOISE IN THE Sick RooM.-It is extraorIina-
ry how many persons, unused to the sick roorn,
mistake certain noises for quiet. When such
people have to walk across the room, they do
SO with a balancing sort of movement that
makes every plank creak uneasiy. Their very
dress rattles in way that would make the
fortune Of rattle snake. If anything has to
be said, it is spoken in loud whiung whisper,
that conceals the words but makes the most
irritating Of noises. Now the silence of a sick
room must moi be labored, it must be natural.
Shoes that DO not creak must be worn, and in
walking, the ioot must be put down carefully,
of course, but with firm step, that comes
gently, yet steadily, on the floor. This will not
make the creakIng sound caused by the toe
pointed, gingerly mode of movement so much
adopted by those whose experience ofsick rooms
is small. The dress must be made of som e
noiseless material, wool or cotton silk must be
avoided, for it squeaks with every movement. In
speaking, the pitch OF the voice must be slightly
raised, and the words, instead Of being hissed,
as in whispering, should be clipped short, and
cut distinctly. By tbs means the person
spoken 10 all hear what is said, while the
least possible sound accompanies the word
BarWeiP3 Care of the Sick
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

r"Mother, shouldn't be surprised If our
Susan gets choked some day."
"Why, my son -
ssBecause her beau twisted his arm round
her neck the other night, and if she had not
kissed him TO let him 10 let her so, he would
have strang.ed her.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

A Coop OxE.-A few days since, rough
country looking fellow entered one of the New
York Banks, and marching up 10 the counter
exclaimed, ''Here l am, want you 10 take
fair look at me-" Without word further he
strobe out The next day The same customer ap-
peared, uttered the same words, and again dis
appeared. The third dav, at about the same
lime, he walked in, and advanced TO the teller's
desk, threw down draft payable three days
after sight. "Now, . said he, ''you've seen me
three times, want The money for it,"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

0-Bayard Taylor, after all is, only a
iournev-lnan printer, and his ''Tales OF a Travel
er," might just as truly be termed "Iravels
OF Taylor"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15
VOL. 2, NO. 81

Two WEoNGs MAZE RIcHr.-In the course
OF conversation between several gentlemen,
one OF them had occasion TO quote the common
saying, 'Fwo wrongs do not make one right"
''Sometimes they do" interposed seedy-
looking bystander, with a down-east nasal
twang ''they did with me once"
chow was that 90
"'Val," replied the Yankee, s.there was
fellow passed on 10 me once one dollar bill,
and it was counterfeit. Wasn't that wrong %
Certainly it was wrong, if he knew it TO be
counterfeit
oval, expect he did I did, any way, when
passed il to anotier chap. Now, wasn't that
wrong %
"Wrong !-ofcourse very wrong.''
"Wal, ii made me sall right" was The
triumphant rrioinder g so two wrongs does
make right sometimes
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-15

ia hIghwayman undertook to rob Major
Jones. He met Jones in wood over in Jersey.
He asked Jones for his pocket book Jones re-
fused 10 yield. Highwayman took Jones by the
neck, and undertook to choke him. Jones
made fight aud kept it up for haitian hour. A.
the expiration Of that time Jones cavpd in, and
The highwayman commenced rlAing bis pockets.
The contents amounted 10 eighteen cents ssTs
that all you've got 70 'sEvery cent" What
made you fight so long 20 "Didn't want TO be
exposed. Bad enough TO have only eighteen
cents great deal worse the whole world TO
know IT,"
taken pans 10 ascertain
Pixies Peak. He says that it is difficult to fin d
any one who knows anything about The gold;
there are big stories everywhere OF rich placres
in this and that place, bat when you go there,
it is like the milk sickness, somewhere else
He says 81 would advise all who think of
going, to wait till the lst Of May: il the mines
are really rich, they will keep till after that
time, and if they are not, we will BY that time
have ample testimony upon the subject"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Bank statement.

NEw- YoRK, July 25.
Increase in loans $47 900; specie 2o6,o 900;
circulation $1,000; deposits 294,O0O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Gdtrsi By GtlfgrdVb.
Wsshineton fem.
WA.n,rnrnr. Inlr on

WAeniNGrON, July %
An official Communication from the Bre-
men Government states, that the recent re.
duction on the rates Of postage Of aiteen
cents between tho United States and Frank.
fortson-thesMain SAKE Coburr, qotha. and
other 0ermnn States, under tho direction of
the Thurn and Taxis PosioiE %, applies only
TO the correspondence via Bremen, aud moi
TO the correspondence sent via Hamburg. os
ORIGINALLY reported
MIR Sould' who came from, Ene,and In ,h.
steamer Canada, passed through Wasbinetor
this n orninr. en- route for Mexico Ws h
attacl ed 10 the British Legotion of thst
coun ~. and conveys important DISPATCHES
thi,ber
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
NEW TREA TMENT
PRiVAT L
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE II!

/
4 T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
A lished for the cure OF Syphi is seminal Weak.
ness and the Secret lnhrmltI.s Youth and Rlatu-
cn.n coy oy a, ~; ~, amos q SON Buffalo, n. " ofce
corner OF Main and quay streets, (up stairB)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, or
Nooturna Emissions, more properly known as SEM
maj Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from lift en- days TO two months by the use of thia
instrument, when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important instrnss
ment Tor the cue OF the above Diseases has been
subjected 70 test by the mos emino ply sieisns in
London Paris Phi ade phu and hew y York; IL haa
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented Tor the cure of Seminal
weakness, or any disease OF the genital organs,
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
eAouslveiy TO this peeu lar class OF ma adies AID
the rellef the have consequently been able 10 reu-
yer Ihelr isfuy testified and CRATE
Iully acknowledged by cOnyaiescent patients ana
others daily arriving In town, from ali parts of the
country, for the express purpose only oi eonsuta-
the most eignal advantages yet rom what thev
have experienced in enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints from their IN ost simple
condition to that of the most dangerous and et
erate,l they have alwa senterta ed the possibiltv
OF their prevention and removal, am lke,yise IN
variaby found that the most horrible and maignant
forms Of disease could most invariably be traced
the III effects OF uuskillful OF imiToner
therefore Or, AMOS and SON have aucceeded ~
discovering, 10 the selection OF their remedies, a
sale, eheetual and cautious coursei omittinR ali
combination OF remedies which bear an equiVoeal
,nsraeter as Wei AS those whose premature or iniu-
iieiOus application might be productive OF bad con-
Ia the hands OF private lndiviCualA. In
snort the iaudable end OF hcir remediess the less
ening OF great mass oil human misery by the a. lev
auoni reliet anu prevention OF those grieyous az.
1iotons that are Va realit the secret Zoe OF life and
which, while thel so extensively surround u.s. call
Not Tor our skill and interference their exteU
min ltiOn,
COUN Try INVALlDS.
Persons In an part of the world may be sueeeaa-
ully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
ase, with the remittance for medicines, etc
tuAyhHeetai Bunalo, NJ X. 1an7-dawty
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Funeral Of Mr.. ChOnte.

BosToN, July 20.
The funeral ceremonies over the body Of
Mr.. Choate, which took place at the Essex
st. Church, at IL o'clock this morning, was
attended by large crowd of sympathizing
citizens. Gov. Banks, the Judges of all our
Courts, and representations Of the entire
Massachusetts, Bar, the Mayor of the City,
and the members Of the various branches of
our Municipal Government, together with
the family and immediate friends of the de-
ceased, filled the church in every part so
that citizens were unable to gain admit
tance.
The funeral sermon was delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Adams
a more impressive funeral pagaent has sci
dom if ever been witnessed in Boston. Mr..
Choates remains were inferred at Mt. Au-
burn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
INDICATED
Strengthening EIasters II

THESE Plasters are excellent remedias
In oasea OF pain and we .KneAs In the aide
breast or back a,so tumAtic ahtciions {, utISi
asthma spranH, b. uset, ana kidney ol spinal sjee
tons; The ATniea, GaIbanum, ttch, Poor MHnis
and Hemloek p "a ere, are Manufactured OF vhIious
slleS' on kd or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper BY
s, A, GRIFFITH,
81 Broadway. Cincinnati.
and supplied 10 dealers and dFugEists on A. soad
terml - An7 mAnnfAetursfs N tks Unltsd SlAtss,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Mondays Dispatches.

The announcement Of peace between the
belligerent powers was read in the House of
Lords and the Commons on the 18th and was
received with loud and prolonged cheers.
PRUssIA.-It was rumored at Berlin, that
the Emperor Of Russia would soon arrive
there to attend the family conference touch
ing the disposal Of the Crown, after the alb
dlcation of the King. Its to be decided by
this conference wether the crown shall be
conferred on the Prince Regent, or his son
Frederick William.
An unsuccessful attempt on the 7th inst,
at revolt among the soldiers, was met by
discharge ofartillery from those who remain
ed faithful, killing about forty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
Arrival of tie Overland Mail.

ST Louis, July %
The Overland Mail, with dates to the st
inst, arrived here Saturday night The
bark Julia Castner, of Philadelphia, capsized
in San Francisco Bay, and proved a total
loss. A fire at Oroyille destroyed property
amounting to $4,000.
The heat continued intense throughout
the State. In many places the mercury
ranged from 100 to lis degrees in the shade
AT santa Barbara, during siroeco, the
mercury rose to 1873 in the wind
m foiihcal excitement was running high
The candidates of the various parties were
preparing to take the stump. The difficult
tles between McKibbeh and Caifrath had
been adjusted
Senator Broderick received but declined
a challenge from ID. w Pearley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26

sea, viii strengthen and build itup
rapidity.
one oithe 'lprinoiplrcg'ietort ofthc
nd when IS N iliefiOtmH itA functions
ers oi the .sl stem Atotuill uuttlup-
aoh 10 al 'mUHt tntirty IeltLutnt
/ action of The iiNtT iuf the proper
4 lts func-t |uunAi " hen the stomach
he bow els are az tAuit, shu tht Whole
IN cUnse- TVutuoe Oi unv uirHn--tlc
8 ceaseu 90 40 its uutl. tui Tie
Al organ, y one 81 the ptOpiietuin
iis atuuy tna practice % n,oft than
, TO nnu SlsOnie feneal WheftNlth
the many ., idtrhnBt meme 10 which it
stthis re- - lmcdy iHat last found, any
led with lLiNhh COMPLAIN, an any
las but 10 ny a bottle, ana cOnvic-
) remove eIall morbid or bad matter
en-, sup @IplyinR an thoiU place n
II bile, in- iNBUtating the stomach,
to digest Wcil, PUh1TN INC TBE
tone ant = uealth To the whole ma
owing the. cause OF the distasc-ei-
iai cure =,
cured, and what is better,
BY the Oc- caaiona use o. the i.ivER
fter eat ling is sufficient TO relieve
and pre- went the food from rising
lse taken at night loosenathe bow.
Ind curet = -lCOH1iyLNLSs.
ken aitei ,leach meal will cure DYa-
two TIA Ispoonfuls will always re-
ADACHE
aKen ior'-,lfemale obstruction re-
use ol the dlseasei anu MAKES a per-
seimme- diately relieves cnoLic,
ften re- Ipeated iH n sure cur, for
'Rus,and = n preventative OF CHoL-
ottle lei: needed 10 throw oOt of
9 effects OF medicine after long
aKen for. IiAUEDIcE removes all sal-
natural - color IRON the SKIN.
iaKen q short time before eating
the ap :, petite, and makes f. cd di-
Itcn re- /" 'peated cures CHROME d.
. worst S'iOrms, while SumMEr and
nplaints yield almost TO the hrst dose
Q uO5ese Gu Is attacks caused by
nllufen there iH 10 Hurer, safer, or
uy IN thel= lWnrld, as II "never tails"
es cures DiorsT, by exciting the
azure In recommending this medi-
iventivelG for FEyEr AND AouE, ,CmILI.
III FE- vErs Of a BILIOUS TYPE
I'm GER tainty, and thousands are
stify to m iiswonderful virtues.
10 it are giving their unanimous
Its favor.
'ater in the mouth with the Invig-
wallow both together.
LIVER lNNlGORATOR
FIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is
cures almost too greatto belitv II
magic, even the first dose giving benz
m more than one bottle is required to
OF LIVER Complaint, from the worst
to common Headache, all of
result OF a DiSI ASE LIVER.
oNR DOLLAR PR BoTTLE.
}, Proprietor, 34o broadway, N, YorK,
,D,rnggiets. Sold also by
USTHOFF,
GRoNEWEG n STEWART
Dayton, Ohio.
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Escape OF DIR. How.

ST. Louis, July 20.
a dispatch from Leavenworth says that
pr' hoy who was under sentence, in st.
oseeph Jail, for alleged kidnapping, was res
cued' on Sunday morning, during violent
storm, and is still at large. Great excite
ment was occasioned at st. Joseph by the
OF his escape. Pursuit was
attempted but without success.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-26
BOOIS. SHOES. &C.. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Je6ersOn street.

"ltis now settled that the LASTING health of AwL
men, wohen and children, depends on the condition
Of their soLEsl"
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THE SECRET lNFlRMlTIEs
Youth n OIEVEaE iEaH.

Z
Just Published Gratis, the 25th thousand.
HELEka A FEW WORDS ON THE RA.
KEA[kff ftional Treatment, without medicine.
SutEsNY OF fspeFmatOrrhea or Local WeaRneHs
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital And
Nervous IDENTITY, Premature Decay OF the system
Impotency and Impediments to Marriage generalIy'
BY D. De LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many alarming eom-
plants originating in the imp udence and soitude
OF youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT niEpis
CINE, Is In this small tract, clearly demonHtrated
and the entirely new and highly successful treat
ment, as adopted by the Author, ful explained Nv
means OF which every one Is enabled to cnre nj NJ
SELF perfectly and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding AL the advertised nOstTums of The dny
Sentto any address, gratis and post Tree In seal
ed envelope, by remitting (post paid two postape
stamps to Dr B. De LANEY, ss East sist street.
NeM iorA Wv, my3O
ATTACHMENT.
STEPHEN ID. JONES vs. f. w. Smith. Be.
- fore James Turner, J. p, of Dayton Township.
Montgop cry county Ohio.
TN the 10th day OF June, A, u. 1909 said Justiee
issued an order Of attachment in the above action
1858. -Ne"F' "'"i
Dayton, July '2th, 1889 iyIe dtwwsw
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ONUN INYALlDS

Persons In an part of the world nay be success
iuly treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address r, AMOS and son, corner Main and
quay hHeetai bunalo, NJ Y. 1an7-dawty
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, July 90.
Flour dull and declined lO@20; sales of4 600
bbls, at 4.20@4,7O for super state, 4,s5a5 25
for extra state. 4,5O@540 for common TO good
extra Western, and $4,75@5,0O for old and 5@
8 40 Tor fresh ground shipping brands and extra
round hcop Ohio.
RYE Flour at 4.O0@4.75
New White Ky /, ,40@l so; Red Tenn. b., 30,
Red Virginia SO; White Southern 80.
Rye duh IS.
Barley quiet
Corn doll, at s0@s7 for mixed; New IS.
Oats dull and unchanged
o5.
Lard dull IO1f@ux.
whisky dull al 90
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lENRY L. brown, Al IRWIN
BROWN b IRWIN,


NEALERSIN JUNIATTA IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anyils, Vices, Bellows, Files, Syringe and
ANlea, In All their varieties, and Manufacturers
Of Stoves and Hollow Ware BY most approved pat-
lerns al Of which viii he sold the most reason
We are the successors Of Samuel n. brown, At his
old stand on the corner Of First ard MIN streets,
head Of the Basin, Dayton, Ohio our founderl is
thefoot OF Ludlow street.
Manufacturer a. nInchiuists,
willande a. BRowN6 tRwINs general assort-
ment OF Heavy Bar and Slab Iron steel, etc
Blacksmtths,
VIII ind Al BROWN n IRwINs the best Of Bar,
Horse shoe, and Nail Rod Iron, Filea, RaapH, Bel
lows, Vices Anvils, and other Tools.
Carrtageand wagon Makers.
VIII ind At brown 4 1RwINis alafgo assortment
o. Dandy Buggy And Wagon Tire, springs, Axics,
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts etc.
PlOw llurrOw Makers,
VIII At BROWN and IRWfN's a large aasor,
ment OF Slab steel and slab Iron, OF various sizes
COOpers,
WIN find At BROWN and IRwINs a large lot OF
Hoop and Band Iron. feh2B-dawly