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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
Special Notices.
Atmospheric changes exert vast In

Atmospheric changes exert vast lnfiu-
ence over the human system and sensations upon
their recurrence Of all persons Of pethoric habits
sufferers from scroiuh, eutaneous eruptons, stub
born ulcers from an njudieous of mercury, and
in chronic constitutional disorders should have re-
sort to SANDS SARsAPARLLA, the original and genu-
inc article so long celebrated for the cure Of the
above named diseases and all Others arising from an
impoverished. vitiated or nhamed condition Of the
blood or habit Of the system.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
Special PROPERTY TAX.
MARsHAI1S OFFIC

MAkSHAI1S OTFICE,
Nevada June 4, 1861
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of An ordinance enacted by the frus
teea of the City ol Nevada, May 18th 1851 Special
Tax lsvsd upon all assessed and taxable proper
" Of the city, Of fyeeighths Of cent. for the
purpose Of constructing bridge Al the foot Of Pine
street. said Tax Is now due and payable and frofa
and after Thursday june 9th. I will be found
al my Office, in Fagg's Brick Building. from 10
O'Clock N. 10 O'Clock r. NJ, Of eac day, for tn
purpose Of receiving the Property holders are
further notified that the Ordinance in regard TO the
collection Of Taxes win be strictly enforced. All pro
periy on which the Taxes shall remain due and uE-
paid on the 26th day 0f June A. D. 1861 win be ad
verified according to law delinquent, and BE- sub
ject 70 extra charges "a pei Ordinance made aud pro-
vided
L. &. GREGORY. City Marshal.
jun4 3w aud TX -O1icio Tax COllsciof.
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can States is in many sections sparse that sklhd
Physicians hardly available to them. Vast numbers
of our people, Obliged to employ in Sickness such
medical relief as they hear Of from each other, or
indead any they get from any quarter. Hence ar
ses the great consumption Of Pateut Medicines among
greater by far than in any of the old countries where
skill physicians accessible to all classes Unprin
cpled men have long avaed themselves of this
sy; to palm off their worthless nostrums, until the
word has become synonymous with imposition and cheat
One Of our leading Chemists in the East Or. Aver, is
pursuing which defeats this uiquy. He brings
only his own, but the best skill ofcu times to bear,
for the production of the best remedies which be
made. These supplied to the world in convenient
form, at low prices and the people will buy poor
medicines instead of good, at the COST than they
will bran instead of four The inevitable consequence
Of this is that the vile compounds that flood country
discarded for those whose honestly accomplish the
end in view, which cure. DO we over estimate its inn
portance in believing that this prospect of suppantiug
the by wood medicines, with those of actual worth and
virtue, is fraught with immense consequence for good
to the masses of our rcople[Gazcte and Chronicle
| Peru la. 3Qw2
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MEDICINAL.
nR. :. o. RICHAR SONS
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS

The Celebrated New England Remedy for llabi,ua Con
stpstion.
JaundiCc, Fever ami Ayue General Debility, aud all
Diseases arising from Discriercd Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
They arr u-,i and recommended by all leading ply.
sicans Of the country and all who try them pronounce
them invaluable
DR.. James l.. Iccpcrc wrtcs from Navarro, STARK
county, Ohio "the Bittcrs are highly praised by tbose
suffering from indigestion dyspepsia and liver cont
plaut."
H. y Davis, Postmaster ut williaulsport Ohio, SAYS
they give grcat satisfaction use them myself hav
ing taken cold become prStratc and lost my appetite
1t wlievrd me- and can recommend with great assu'
rance ot its merits"
Dr. W Kerr or Rcccrsvillc Ind. writes vs. that they
arr the most valuable medicine offered lie has recon-
mcnlcd them with great success, and with them made
several cus of popuaton Of the heart and general do
bility.
Thomas Stanford OF Blountsvillc. Ind, writes NJ u
long letter. under date or May 4. 1860. llc was much
reduced having been afflicted for three ycurs with great
nervous debility, pRpitaton Of the heart Of the most
NcrV aud Frustrating charactar, "acr few bottles
was completely restored, and am now in robust health
George W, Huffman says he WAS afflicted with rheu-
matsm for twenty years. all its various forms and
the date OF his letter hc had been well two wears the
Ritters cctny the cure, when several physicians at
tending him could do him no good He saws, for rheu
mntisu Dyspepsia liver complaint, kiduc, affection,
dupsy, it is specific certain remedy"
! j. ". Hunt writes frm pclphus Allen couuy, Ohio
a section where Fever and Aguc prevails that he mos
ChCCtuN monuments them ul utctcU nctN IN All
| ot Fcycr aud Aguc Dyspepsia, aud general debility
| u. kallchcrs VI. H., writes hom Van Vert, Ohio 81
wost respectfully recommend the sherry Wine Rttcrs 3,
the notice ot nySucpc persons and to all who require
4 stimulating medicine.
Such news We receive daily. Full directions accom-
IpAny each co,.!t
! They arr sold 10y Medicine Dealers generally.
| Price I5Cts. per bottle. j. n HARRIS AGO,
Cincinnati, Ohio. PNp,ictors for the Western and South
States, to whom adtIrcsS all or,icrS.
| For sale hN Peck Hamilton, PcrrySburE, Ohio; +
RocSingcr, Freedom s. l.. boughton. Rowling Green
II. Burr Maumcc; u. II. Miner Toledo; W. u, Moore
ISvNauia. 1900 ly.
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TilankS.

ILm, j. NJ. Ashley will accept thanks for copy of
his speech of the oath inst Mr. \. takes strong grounds
in favor of maintaining the Union; and while he holds to
the doctrine that "thc majority must ruleitiS treason to
secedemions for dricnSn-not cent for tribute :!
he but expresses the sentiments by which his constituents
will expect him to stand The provisions of the Consti-
tuition quite ample for the cxgcncics Of any
gicncy and needs TO be obcycd rather than amended
is well stated that the North can compromise
der the terms of Southern ultimntum
We have also received from Z. \. Higgins copy Of
the annual Report of the Auditor of State, for which
we return thanks.
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AT LAsT.-A want long expressed by the public has
at last been realized, and they have sewing
chine which fully meets that want, and does away en-
trely with the OF complaint frequent therefore,
and which till have called in vain for rcincdv-
The Ladd, Webster x Co. Sewing Machine avoids the
faults while improves upon the good points Of all the
other machincs is strong, durable simple in con,truc
ton, easily understood its capacity for work within
limit, where sewing be done making the Tight Lock
Stitch, alike both sides of the material lea ing no nm
dcrsdc side ridge to away One of these machines
may be in daily y. H. Caards tailoring cS-
tabshmcnt. Call and see it.
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A Night in the Woods,


Mr.. EDIToR:-Doubess many of the readers of vour
valuable paper we'll that the South western
portion of the county is comparatively hnly sctlcd
The land, consisting of two large tracts of timber and
prairie has been fvorc resort for hunters The ac-
counts of the encounters with bears and wolves in days
gone by quite true; but by the steady blow of the
pioneer certain spots have began to blosOm the rose.
But to my story 1t hazy afternoon of De-
cember lS- that to fulfill engagement, was called
some five six miles the country 1t dark
when started home and it shortly after became very
dark. l proceeded slowly--now stumbling over
logs, and pungng into deep holes, until was bruis
cd from head foot This together with the hoot of the
night OWL and the yelp of the dstnd WOLF was sufficient
10 make the night hideouS to Oace two deer came
me- but with a snort they bounded away with light
ming speed. Weary and diSplicd | sat down; where
had not been a long time, when to my horror heard
something approach me, which took TO be hugo 'griz
zer," o, how longcd for my knife my rifle, but
had left both behind ! was so terrified that my limbs
were useless Nearer ami nearer approached the
ter! Perhaps should be torn to pieces, and she would
not know what had ever become of Horror OF hor
heard a low growl With sileut prayer to God, re-
solved to sell my life dearly as possible But ima-
ginc my surprise when heard-not the growl of bear
bu-hc bcat of an innocent calf After this "thrilling
adventure" soen found trail bv following which
was led to a small cabin. burst in the door, soaring
the inmates almost out Of their wits: but paciied
them, and obtained comfortable nights lodging. The
next morning started ana arrived home just they
were about commencing search for M. | shall uevcr
forget the night in the woods. THuMEENs.
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MARRIED,

On The 26th inst by Rev. J. Ftgtly, Mr. JOIN c.
WEBB and ELIZA p. JONES. all of this County
On the 24h inst, by Rev. j. Wilcox, Mr.. Samuel.
BlRpsALI. and Miss NANCY BEI.LvILLE, both Of Wood
county.
The cake accompanying the above comedy was rare
article Our Devil in attempting To hook hunk broke
his knife and nearly coked, and in the absence of the
editor somebody 'matc way with the hull of it,"
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ID X FY I l. o o d
Dir. WEANERS
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.
For the Cure of Cankcr Salt Rhcum Eryspclas Scror
ulous Diseases, CutanrnuS ErphonS Sore Eyes, and all
diseases arising from impure stat of blood.
s-sf The most Effective Purifier of the 10th Century
1t is the prescription of educated physician and all
who afflicted with of the above named diseases
should it without delay. II will drive the disease
from the system, and when once out on the skin, few
applications of
DIR. WEANER'S CERATE OR OINTMENT
and YOU have permanent cure.
The Ccrac has proved Ia be the best ointment even
invented, anl when used has been known +,
fail in ctCting permanent cure of Old Sores, letter
Ringwum, Scald Head, Chilbains and Frost Bites Bar
bcrs Itch Cmpp,d Cracked Hands and Lips Ilochc>
or rmplcs the Face, aud for Sore Nipples and Sor
Eyes the Crratr is the only thing required to cure. Il
should Dc kept in the house of every family.
| Price of Syrup 81; Ccratc 25c. per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle
| Sold by most medicine dealers.
J. y. HARRIS CO.. Proprictors Of the Western anc
southern States
To whom all orders for the above medicine may be ad
dressed
Sold wholesale AMI retail by Peek 4 TIlmlton Pcrrys
burg; Frederick RoSngrr Freedoms II. Burrtt, Maumr,
! City; ID. H. Miner Toledo; w. d. Moore, Sylvania; 4
Daniels, Toledo; G. +. Williams, Toledo.
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PerrySbur" Market.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30, 1861.
FLovR.-tiood Supertinc may be quoted at 81 80.
WHEAT-R2d western 81 ,05 white western Sl,l2
RYE Market quiet AT 60W6lc.
BARLEY CSC, according to quality.
CoRN-37Ct Zoe for mixed western.
Oars Fair demand at 2jc for western.
BUTTER Sales OF Ohio at l3d l4c.
SrGAR--Salcs at jl&@7Mc.
MoLAssEO-Ncw Orleans at 306f3lc.
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New York Market,

NEW DIRK, Jan. 20, I6JI.
FLoUR-Superlne S5lj@5.2j; extra $j.400j.70.
WHEAT-Primc red l3lc: few sales.
CORN-Activc at 6jc; shrllcd at 9GGi70c.
OATS Demand fair at 36Gi3Sc in bulk.
RYE-In moderate demand at 72W15c for prime
BAELEy-Salcs of good fall at 75c, spring at 6209Gjc
BrTTER-We quote prime roll at 9Gflic.
Hoes Market firm, good selling at S165@I75.
SUGAR-Firm at 514Gt7T.
MoLAssEs-Steady at 30c.
COFFEE-Sclling at 134@l3Ac.
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ssThe Wavnsfield Guards,

This company is among the best drilled in the State
1t numbers something forty, good active mon. II
will be remembered that they carried off the first prize
from the parade ground last Fourth, in this place We
understand the Guards going through course OF
training every Monday evening" preparatory to coming
events" Maumec my we'll b. proud of her well dscp-
lencd military.
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ID L Il X Y u \ V | 5
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

- The Great Family Medicine of the Age. .fS:
We ask the attention ot the trade aud the public To-
this long wrivnlled Family Medicine For the of
Colds Coughs wUak stomach tcneral Debility, lndigcs
ton, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Complaint,
Collie, Darrhmn, Nc; and for Fever and Aguc there is
nothing better
1t has been tivoribly known for than twenty
wears to he the only SURF specific for the many diseases
incident tn the human family.
Internally and externally ii works equally sure.
What stronger pruOt of these facts can he produced
than the following letter received unsolicited, trom Rev,
\. W. tmtiSS;
Romro MaCumh Co.. Mich, July g. 1850
MCsSrs, j. y. HARRIS 4 Go. tCntS;-Thc confidence
have in PER-, Davis Pain Killer for coughs colds
burnS sprains aud rheumatism, for the oi which
have successfully used IT, induces to ChccrtulIv
coum'ulitS virtues p others. few months since had
recourse tu II To destroy clon; although had never
heard ct its being used for that purpose hut having su
tcrCd Intensely from former one and having no other
remedy at haud applied the Pam Killer for about m
teen minutes in the evening, and repeated the appea
cation briefly in the morning. which entirely dcstruNC
the toon and Increased my confidence in th" utility Of
the remedy. Yours truly, 4. W. CURTlSS,
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.
The Pain Killer has been tested in every variety of
climate, and hy almost every nation known Americans.
II is the almost constant companion and m'Stimahc
friend nt the missionary and traveller and land,
ana none should travel lakes aud rivers without
1t. BE you call for and get the genuine Pain Kill
or, worthless nnStruuS attempted 10 be sold
ON the reputation a, this valuable medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle.
| Sold hN dealers everywhere.
Price 2jc.. j0c AMI 81 per bottle.
j. y. HARRIS 4 Co.
Propretors for the Western and Southern St,tcs
| Cincinnati, q.
For SALE Wholesale and retail. by Peck & Hamilton
! prrryshurg; Frederick RoSngcr Freedoms : L. Bough
tom Bowling Green; y. Grahalman Portage; u. II Miner
Toledo; W. D. Moore, SyNania; West Truax. Toledo
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Sore Nipples, Sore Eyes, Chappcd and Cracked
Hands anil Lips are cured by APPLYING Dr. = a. WeaV
ers Ccrae at night. BY morning they are well. In all
cases. few applications will effect II will re-
move the inflammation that makes them crack, anil
cause them to heal. Mothers will find friend in this
remnly-trv il. Sold by all deaers in medicines.
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MARK let's.
Financial and Commercial,

ElhunCidi uHV SbihtitpfClhis
There is particular change to notice in mcntarv af-
fairs since last report Uucurrnt still continues
drugc upon the market and merchants touch only when
they compelled to. The New Yurl, bankers have
thrown the of all seeding states and this poll
cy will no doubt be followed up by all the Union States.
At Cincinnati the supply of currency is said be fully
equal 70 The demand at rates ranging from II to ~ per
Al Toledo there is very fair business doing in
uurk at jaIHi9sc.
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Trade mt FOStOria.

We learn from the Nc,rs that during the last sixty
lays, Foster Co.. of that place. have purchased 1900
Hogs, averaging 2O lbs EACH tor which they have paid
nearly 100000. In the time they have also pur
chased $500 bushels of Glover Seed for which they
have paid about $4,000, making fory-two thousand
dollars paid by this firm to the Farmers, in two months
for Pork and Clover Seed alone
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MEDICINAL DISEASES

which affected the lungs the spuc the hyer the heart,
and other parts Of tbs human organism. Inc iSfEo-
TINE is tho natural antagonist ot all feVefs anu Wnon
comes in contact with the skin, is absorbed by the IN
terror organs, which resist easily miasmh anu ah Wn
denotes toward those maladlcs Wmch PrVstS'e uo A
and body with tevcrs. NJ
Fever and Aguc result from numerous causes. .'o
place il exempt from the causes which promote hc cA
istrncu of dis sr That being once scatvn III tnc sy s'
induces dcpr .Ss of spirits assitudc languor, pas'
clls fever and long train of disagreablr SENSATIONS,
dcmiyinc the patient Of all energy and reducing MN I"
her 10 \ condition ci
EXrREME HElPLESSNESS.
WHY will any ono suffer the horrors of debilitAtng
Intermittent Fever, when by the use oi lhe
INVALUABLE lNPECTlNE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which arc
instantly absorbed.
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE AN
NH. LATED IN A FEW HOURS
SELFCARE is BETTER THAN PHYSlC.
NATURE is WISER THAN ART,
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMK'
DY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOL
ISL DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
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Our Book Table.

The Atlantic Monthly; February, 1851 Boston. TickncI
ani Fields, publishers.
This is an unusually interesting number of the Atlantic
and itself to the general reader. 1t opens
with well written article Our Artist in Italy" in
which special rccrnce is made to William Page the great
American panter-a mau especially organized for his
profession by its demands aud set apart by his
wond 'rlu adoption TO its requirements from all the
world "Kntting Sac-Socks" is good story of New
England life and ends with a double wedding. Soup
Pung is lively and interesting sketch of pleasure
excursion to the fisheries The lines entitled "Cobber
Kcczars vision, undoubtedly from the pen of Long
fellow, The FIRST Atlantic Telegraph is very pleas
ing narrative. Lady Byron" is AN entertaining memoir
of the wife Of the rea poet and will prove highly inter-
estng every reader of hat noted bard The Profess
sors Story" increases ia interest it draws CLOSE
like everything else emanatng from the pan of DR..
Holmes. "E Pluribus unum will fire every patriotic
heart with renewed love for the Unon aud incline all to
rally to the support of the best form of government ever
vet devised. Terms; One copy yearS3 two copies,
IS; five copies, $40; eleven copies, $50.
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GOODS g. GROCERIES.
.1tLL SOUTH CAROLINA sECEpE


WILL SOUTH CAROLINA sECEDE' :
This is the great question which ahsorbs the pub
lie mind and the probabilities are that she will at least
attempts it. But by arrangements rcconty made,
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
are receiving weekly frSsh supplies OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
direct from New York.
Beautiful Mcrinos,
Rich all WOM Delsins,
Frvnch Prince, Brccatc rlaids,
Heavy Black silks,
McrrimSc Prints,
American Priuts,
ChintE Delaius, aud
DRESS GOODS,
| Of every style and price.
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats aud Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
| Hard Wan,
! Wooden War;,
! Curtain Paper,
| Yankee Notions
And in fact everything usually kept in first class store
all uf which are rntry new and OF the best quality a
will be sold ut greatly reduced pricos
FOR READY PNNl
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NEWARK, n. j., june 9th, 1860.
Mcssrs. Perry Davis Il Son.--Gentlemen ALLOW me,
unsolicited. to send YOU word Of commendation for your
Pain Killer. have used it in my family these several
years. and found it all il claims 10 be. For Rheumatism
Coughs Colds, Burns cholera tendencies aud difficulties
as well diseases generally that prevail in families,
regard the Pain Killer as beyond all price, and ctic
acous beyond any medicine within my knowledge. We
keep it chief family medicine and find its in
ordinary worth more than any doctor. The test-
monv ot others among my acquautAnccs and friends is
equally favorable. Many clergymen have spoken Of it
in the highest terms family medicine Missionaries
in repeated instances have said to in person and in
their letters that the Pain Killer by far the best
medicine used in heather lands, and they for them
selves and families and administer it to others around
them. Thus much am inclined to say, act of jus
tCe to yourselves and benefit To others. You ut
! liberty to use this testimonial. if ofany service
Yours &c, Rev. w. Il. JAcOps,
Late Editor Of Christian Chronicle.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable druggists and
medicine dealers. 39wi
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The nnnntinn Party.

The donation party, for Rev. J. Fegy, to take place
on Friday evening instead of Thursday evening as sta
ted last week, at Mrs. Perrns residence. All friends
are respectfully invited to attend
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Eyhuuled.

The workmen engaged in digging away the bank above
Peck's warehouse have taken out quite number of In
dian boncs-scmc of which exhibited at the store
for several days last week.
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Sheriff Sales.

We advertise in this issue large number Of Sheriff
Sales take place the second day of March. On the
first page will be found several advertisements of sales
to take place to-day-ohcrs on the 9th and 10th ot
February.
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Read the following from DR.. Leepcr an old resident
of Stark county for many years the most prominent ply
scian and druggist fthat place:
NAV ARE, Stark county, Ohio, June 2lst 1859.
Some tim since, received lot Of Rr. Richardson's
Sherry Wine Bi,tcrS to sell commission. They are
all Sud ami your further supply of three dozen Just re-
ccivCd. think shall need moor soon. they are in
good demand and highly praised by sufferers from in
digestion, dyspcpin and liver complaint.
Yours. very respectfully D. l.. LEEPER, VI ID.
Sold by Peck Il Hamilton. 59w4w
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Notice is hereby given that James w Ross adIn's Of
the estate OF Susan Huntington dec aud Wm Fearnside
eSccutorot the Last Will and Testament of John Astng
dec, have filed their in Probate Court of Wood
Coz o. for final settlement which matters will he for hear
ing on SATURDAY., Feb. OH. 1891 at l0o'rock, A. NJ.
Jan Esd lS5l--5Sv3Sl -. W. EWING Judge
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/ LIB ANY 5 T Ov L 5

4 B NY 5 T TOV L s
B r o w & UNIT,
At their old stand in Perrysburg, Ohio, have hand.
and for sale, endless variety of celebrated
COOKING, PARL0R AND Bon STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants of all,
from SlI to S35 each, furnished in the most
substantial manner, with citlrr Tin or Cop
per furniture. Below we give the names
of Stoves
Ajax, hot air, sizes, square stoves,
Globe, air tight, sizes, do
New World, ! do do
Clipper, air tight elevated ovens, sizes
Mountain, do do do
Reaper do do ; do
Premiums, ( do
Fora farmers stove, the Mountain and Reaper cannot
be equuled having
OTENS or VERY L1RGE G1PICITY
The pipe coming out back of the oven, and not ON
the top, as mostclevated oven stoves and are warranted
TO give entire satisfaction in all they being made
of the best Scotch pig ron not liable to crack
the Buffalo stove. The joints ground and cemcucd
and firmly mounted. Those in want are requested to call
and examine stoves and prices safely say can
give YOU better stove tor less money than any other
concern in the country"
OS HAND At ALI TIMES,
PLAIN IL JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPE. STOVE FURNITURE,
&C., &, &c
~ Job Work, in all its forms done u order.
WANTED. in exchange, Cash, Corn, Hides, Fur
Pclts, Rags, Wax, old Iron, &c, &c
Perrysburg May Sd, 1860 t.