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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
RIIIIOIJS Pills

are the best a"'hillious medicine ever used They
are strongly - amended to all those who are
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sck
headache, &C., as being an infalliblO and new
or falling remedy. The Stainburn anti bill
lous pills have also been found eminently ben
efcial in the following complaints: Liver COM
plants, rheumatism, piles, drOpsy, asthma,
dyspepsia, enlargsmeut Of the spleen, heartburn,
famale obstruc lions, incipient dlarrhoea, Joss Of
appetite, ,habitual costiveness, distension OF the
st1maeh aud bowels, Aatulence, furred tongue,
nausea, collie, jaundice, blotched or sHllow
complexion, and in all cases of toFpor OF the
bowels where pure aperient or cathartic medi-
cine 10 needed. From the fact Of their being
formed entirely of extracts they are not unpleG-.
SAINT to take particularly mild in their opera
tion, producing no gripping Ur nausOa OF the stom-
Gch, and still all powerful to eradicate Diseases
and purify the blood and fluids.
The foILoVing Is from an eminent PhystciGn
in South Carolina:
"Gentlemen:-I have made much use OF
your vegetable Extract Pills in cases Of Bilious
Fever and obstin ,te constipation Of the Bow
els. and have found them singularly beneficial; !;
l have also prescribed them in casesof General
Debility, Sick Headache and Diseased LIve1
and have found them y be a safe and very eff
cient medicine y
Extract from leltstfrom Mr.. Holmsby, of
Maine -
"Dear Sir:-I III in want Of another supply
of your Pills, and hope you will send them right
on, as have not a box on hand, and many OF
my customers are very anxious to get them.
am happy to infoim you that your insstimable
medicine has done world of COED in this town,
many Of our neighbors who have been cnmplain-
ing for years past Of Dyspepsia, COstivoness, and
Bilious Attacks, hlve, BY the use of your Ex-
tract pills, become quite well and hearty--you
had better send me twice as manyas you sent
me the last time, by way Of Portland"
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
aua y. HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con.
tanning thirty pills, at 25cents per box. By D
j Stewart, Georgetown.
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Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

HfHE Subscriber has purchased the Stow
~ Establishment in Ripley, formerly esrriSd
on BY O. Porter, where he intends Keeping on
hand good assortment Of Stoves and pot metal
atthe stand occupied by G. Porter, on Font
street, one door above J. d. & D. P. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
lusStoves may be obtained Oh. M. Evans q
Co., in Georgetown.
ts-7 TIN WARE. .. 80
have also removed my Tin Shop TO the
same place, where Intend keeping on hand a
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Iintend keeping on hand anassOrtment of Burt's
improved Oil Blaeking, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves aud Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired al the shortest notice.
: EXTRA PLATES foFstoves will be kept con-
stantly on hand. scr.r
2. .ftr WIN. X. BURT.
Ripley, April 90, Is42. 40-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
at the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment Of old de BITS.
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STATE OF OHIO.

Brown County Cox. PLEAS.
PETITIoN TO EXECUTE. REAL CoNTRAoT.
David d. Brannon Adm'r. Mary Ann j.
Evans Adm'x. oi Anthony Evans dec d,
Winfield S. Wright and Angeline Wight
his wife. late Angeline Evans, Mary
? F. Evans, Amanda Evans, Eliza Evans,
and MaFtba Evans, heirs'Of Anthony
Evans decd. 5..e
gWyHE Defendants above named are notified
that on the, 18th day OF December lS43,
the Petitioners flsd their Petition in said Court
alledging that ON the 23d day of Febr'y. l649
the deceased, Anthony Evans, Ientered, into
written contract with John Miller for the con.
veyanes TO saidl Miller Ola certain tract OF land
situate In RFown county containing so acres,
bounded as fullows:-B Beginning al a mSple a
Aiekoty, thence north, 90 degrees west, SO poles
10 links ID beech and 8 white oaks, thence
north s degressw Ill poles to stake 9
hlckofies and maple; thence south, 63 de-
gress east, ia poles 10 links two beSches &
white oak, thence south, "a degrees west, "a
poles to the beginning: Part fentry Nos I2-
65T & l2S56in the name Of Jordan & frhomn-
son: that said Evans died without having exs-
euted 9 deed for said Iand to faid Millsf, that
all the purchase money therefor has been paid.
The prayer ofthe Petitioni is that tie Court
may order the petitionefs to complete sHid con-
tract on behalf Of the heirs Of said Anthony 81
vans BY executing dssd Of conyeyaneS III fss
simple to said KILLER iof said tract Of land On
behalfof said defendants Application win |
accordingly Be made at the mex term said
court ior an ofdsf sgresbiy to the prayer n said
petition ia conformity to the Staiote IN such
.ase made and dproyidod,
Dawn D. BRANNoN, Admit
MANY MN ]. EvANs, Adm'x.
OfAhthohy EganS decd.
q. w. KING Atty for pstsns /
February 10th. 1874. =
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HOW no KEEP MILK,

"A large pOriIon Of the milk now used
IN New York city is received by the New
York and Erie Rilroad, from the sweet
pastllres of Orange and the rich daires
OF Ulster. "a spirit OF rivalry has been
called out amOag the old milkmen a.
Rainst their new cowPetitors, and il was
iDsiOualed tha,-lheOrange milk could NJ
be kept sweet 50 long, unless some del.
lerious chemical preparation was added
The following account given by an Or
aRgessOunty farmer, OF the manner in
which their milk is sent 10 market, sat
isEacte il accounts for lis keeping so we'll,
: since pure milk quickly cooled and kepJ
, alta low tempe lIure, will be sweet for
long time even in warm weather: The
cows are MIXED early in the morning at
Goshen and lis vicinity, the milk put into
cans containing from 60 10 rs quarts, in
70 which a tin tube filed with ice is inser,
Ted and stirred until The animal heat is
expelled from the milk. It isihon sent
By the rtilroad. and arrives distance Oi
60 milessAt the milk depois, in four and
,Gbalf hours. The tube filled with ice il
sesih insert ed, and the milk thus KEEP
cool and sweet until sold. II can be al.
torded to the public at four cents pei
quart, Of which the farmer gels Two cent?
PeF quart and Is we'll satisfied, as it yield
more profit, than butter at twenty 6V'
cents per pound. VIZ,
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THE Summit Beacon thus rebukes its
ppFty fol nOt practising what they preach
$50 itsssms Thai Mr.. Newton is Q.
alscisd Judge fOr this judicial circuit.
oThewhig party has always strongly con.
'ts6ded against the election Of members
bf Congress and ofihe Legislature TO OF.
hes.. Why don't our folks Practice what
thsy present. Was there no other whig
phe cOald exeep, this Office at the Tedu.
ee6 salary but Mr.. Newtoui We want
lighl on The subject"
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Land for Sale OF Exchange

NWO lots containing eighty acres each
in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
miietrom the Toledo and Adrian Railroad -
The land is timbsred with oak, whitewood, ma.
BILE and beach; and the soils rich.
Also, a lot containing eighty acres in Lucm
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This is
also timbersd land, with rich soil.
wi sellall or parts Of this land on aceommo.
dating terms or exchange it for farming and ii
Brown county. Forfulther information iuquir
1t the Standard Office IL
D. P. PALMER.
Gaorgtown, Feb. 9, t64l.
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ATrRNTIONII

HNhe enrolled members Of the second
troop of Cavalry2 R. 2 B. SD. o.
M. are hereby notified 10 meet inthe
town Of Feesburgh L. T o. on Satur'
day the 3OIh day Of March, inst. at 10 o.
clock on lid day for the purpose Of drill
ling, GEc.A
March / lth, ls44.
A. sALLEE, CSPt.
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:. .
Wiz USEFUL 70 COMMANDER La
Fayetle had quarrel with battalion of
the National guard on The subject Of a
drill, they considering tho manual exer-
else az an Infringement of the Rights OF
Man, The General being Of contrary
opinion, deputaiiOn Of CorpOrals, for
any thing higher would look 100 arislo-
cratic, waited on him at the quarters Of
bis staff, in the palace Vendoms, to de-
mand his immediate resignation On
further inquiry, he asceftained that all
tbe baltallioDs, amouniiDgto 80 thousand
men, were'pTecisely ofthe same senli
ments. Next moIning happened TO have
been appointed fOF a general review Of the
National Guard. La FaIayeue appear
cd on the ground asCOmmand ant, at the
head Of his Staff, and galloping along the
'Iins suddenly Slighted from his horse,
and taking q musket on his shoulder, to
the aslOnishment every body, he walk
cd directly into the centre Of the line,
and took post in the ranks. OF course
oil the field officers few to know the
reason. "Gsnllemen," said he, ''I am
tired Ofreceiving orders as Commander.
iD.Ghief, and that may give them, l have
become private asyOu see."
The announcement was received with
= shout Of merrimenl, and as in France
pleasantly would privilege a man TO set
ere to church, the General was cheer.
cd on all sides, was remounted and the
citizen army proceeded TO march and ma
n@uvre according TO the drilI-Memuirs rs
ofa Statesman, in BlackwOod. .
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Cincinnatiand West Union
Mail Stage, .l-

BY way Of Madison, Mil
Sl9ls.ss nford, PeTin's Mills. rBaIG'
09H&J33SSE7e Al via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha
Pmersville, GeorsetONA ~
Russelville, Decatur, to West Union IL
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursda,
aud Saturday at 6o'clock A. M, arriving a
GeoFgetownsame days-and leaving next moI'
ming for aud arrivingat, West Union the same
days, aud back the next. Leaves GeOrgetow
eyefy w dnesday, Friday and Sunday, at
A. M aud arrives in Cincinnati same days
The proprietor of the above Stage rsuts-hAv
ing procured good and safe teams, with eommo'
modiousstagss, and careful, accommodating an
experienced ddrivsrs-hopssto receive gOodl>
share of public patronage.
STAGE OFFIcEs Cincinnati, NotlE'' FotrI;
Milford, Steel's Hotels; Batavii Darts store
Bethel, Perrine's lVOIel ;GeOrgetown, VIM Few 4
ney's West Unior, at Mr.. Lee's.y e-st .-
] B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May %, 1s42.
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Office.

The undersigned will hereafter practice lSwiA
partnership, in tho several courts Of Brown coin
ty U. Their Office is in front Of the court hOuS
where they will alwNysbe found, unless abseR
on Professional business, All matters con6dsU
to their care will be attended to with fidelity
and punctuality. II L, EfAMER.
Nav 97th. lS43. 3.st Lt. r4-s
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sHERIFF,s SALE

4 GREEABLY to the command ofsundFy or.
"A dsB and DEGREES for sale under deeFess In
chaneery and wrils Of Execution to ne difectsd
by the court of Common Pleas Of Brown county.
Ohio, Twill expose to public sale 81 the court
house in GOoEgetown. on Saturday The 30th dag
Of March 1914, between tea and A o..
clock on said day, the following describ,.
ed real estate TO wit. A tract Of land
on tho east fork Ofthe Little Miami rivd
er in said county: Beginning al "a ash
beech and oak in the bank OF said east
fork u B. F. Sweets lower corner, run.
ming south, so degrees east AIT polestO.
an ash and old oak in Henry Millefs line
thence south 95 degrees west; As poles
to an oak and small sugarITee sald Mil.
ler's line and corner to A.F. Sweet,
thence south 76 degrees west, 4t7 poles
10 stcne dOgWoOa and WateFbesch, on
the bank Of-ths east fork and A. F.
Sweets upper corner on said river thence
up said river with It's meanders Al l.2
poles to the beginning, containing 1875
acres, more or less. To he sold az the
real estate Of Allen d. Sweet Al the
suits Of John A. Miller and Thnmss Gill
key vs. Alien D. Sweet, and Maria Will
iams VS.. Allen d. g. james Sweet. -
Valued at supper acre,
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1e carefully handled and the charges moderat,
Shs will leave Maysville every Monday, We'd
lati on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 Am. JOHN ELLISON, Commander
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ALSO.

The following tract Of land situate on
the waters Of Of whiteoak creek
in the county Of Brown, part Of Thomp.
son and Jordans survey, Nos. 1887 g.
les5s for 400 acres and bounded ss1
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IA ONA \ 4SGA \ " ~ ~ SS4944S
DY virtue " a decretal order made in the
ID cause Of John Lane aud Fanny Lane
his wife, administrators Of Samuel Laney de.
ceassd, petitioners against tbe heirs Ofthe said
Samuel Laney decreased defendants, by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio
at their September term A. D. l643, and re-
yiVed at the November term thereof A. D.
l843, to US directed, there will be offered for
sale 1t public auction at the C0urt-houss door
in Georgetown in said county Of Brown, on
Wednesday the 27thday Of March next,
between the hours Of ten oielprk A M and
four O'Clock p VI. of said day, the following
desc ribed tract of land situate in said county Of
Brown to wit: Beginning at sugartrse and
dogwood south west corner g Humphrey Brooks
survey No. 1858, thence north, Al degrees west,
80 poles 10 stakt, thence north, 80 T-2 ds-
grees west, 81 l-2poles 70 a stake, thence
north, 3 degrees west, 81 l.2 poles to . stake,
Themes north, Sc l-2 degrees west, 5pOles to a
stake, The said courses and distances being tho
division lines between said tract Of land and
the lands Of Thomas Shelton, thence south,
% Sd degrees west. with the line of N. Bow.
mans lanG 22S poles 10 stake, thence south,
SO l-2 degrees east, i20 poles TO an ash stump,
thence with the line Of John Hooks land 10
the beginning; containing nns hundred and
thirty acres OF land or thereabouts, part Of Isaac
Htes surrey No, 1856, subject to The dover
estate therein ofthe said Fanny Lane hereto.
fore assigned and set off. said tract oflAnd is
appraised subject 10 the said dover estate
therein at twelve hundred dollars, and will not
be sold fof less than two thirds Of the sppTaised
value thereof, aud viii Do sold upon the follow
ing terms, to Wit: One third cash ia hand .ons
third in nine months and the remaindsrin sigh
teen months from the day Ofsale. Notes with
good security viii be required for the deferred
payments. JoHN LANE
FANNY LANE, his wife,
Admr's. ofSam'i, Lansy dee.
February goth, 1874.
Gun king and Repairing
BY the subscriber, in Augusta, ky,on Big
rsst, hrst cotaet above tine College.
+ BLACKSMITHING carried oHszep che
iams lot, in all llitsyarious branches. Calls in
oitheF business will be attended tc on The
Ihortest notice. New RIFLES aiways o.
aand--warranted not inferior toany.
= pes NJ. SELLS.
IN. B. | want quantity, Of good curled gAD
sOcks ,fo which will give liberal price.
Augusta KY, Juns 18th. 1872.
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Great e9citemsnf Remopal o Dsgse
sses and Diss0lasion ef. tks C6biaetGs :
GEORGE 3 IlEEaANS, TAILOR,
- 1EsPECTFULLY annoonees 10 ia sab.
.licdhat he ha cnmmanced the IAILoE-
F1I5 BUSINESS "a Main street, fhYss dosss
soush of 2 Cfa~ fprd' q ErocarY. whsfs he Il pre-.
paEsd e serve tlep ilb an5 tag mi his
line ofbusiness With naaineaa ~ pres apsasss.
Gsoaestawh, July esshs tote.
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Gun Making and Rapairing
Ca binetl M a kIing..

IN e dndetsignsd, having purchased tie iuBr
er aid matefiaIs ofW.lP. MakIem, has
taken the shop; formerly occupied BY vi. b.
Oroueh. and more recently BY w. P. Maklem.--
He is nov prepared 10 accommodate all that
may call on him with any kind ( Cabinet ware,
such as Grecan ChaiFs, made Of euried maple
oF mahogany, Side Boards and Sofas, end plain
work OF all kinds Cofins made 70 order, ana
on the shortest notice All If which viii be
done on the most Fcagonable terms He shere-
gore soiicits share df public patronage.
- & Il B.R BLAIR.
Georgetown, Nov. IA, ls4S.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILL I
PACKET, INDIANA.

I. -. The Steamboat indiana
4 will run regularly between
- MRysyille and Cincinnati
,l,''ss'SkslsE ~. stopp ing at the intsrmeI
szEzzszzzA4 ata norta FraiOhf cha
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

May 2Tlh ls43.
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Justices Blanks

Fop sqIea ttksc5Gcc Q fee stoadmd
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r,HE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE

H1HE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE
i SCHOOL, 80 Wet Washington Place. ,..
The undersigned thankful FOR the degree OF s,td
favor which has already attended their and be
iisyipE that er general principles OF instruction and dise-
line are such as TO the APPRECIATION OF Inc comunt
invite the attention of parents aud guardians 10
b location the plan aud The excellent character oil the nstl,
H. ~ bsncro of any School of very hgh order, uniting
the several departments ENGLISH French and Classical .aIs-
ing together with the advantages OF pubic and pfiSaF
and Chssea yet Washington Square as 10 ac
commoda,e their p. irons that immediate neiSnooInood
TENS of tuton vary from 10 10 so per Quarter
Junior Class of boys under years OF age VIII be
'or"eu e'''' u '' '''N'N ISAAC o. HUBBS.
,,,,,WgS2n ESQ W. CLARKE.
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N,raoy,r MONUMENT AT WASHINGTON.

NATIONAL MONUMENT AT WASHINGTON
bill is row before Congress, which approprlsio
$50, 1000 for a national monument at Washlp.5,
ton, on a truly beautiful plan. The measure has
bccn introduced to the attention Of the House oil
Representatives. by the Hon. Zadock Pratt, Of
New. York The Washington Monument socle'y
have ROW in their possession S4S, 7Oo, and NJ T.
Pratt's bill calls for an appropriation OF su.n
which in connection with the above, it is thought
will be sufficient to complete the work. Ike
building or monument will embrace three stories.
The crypt or basement is intended to contain tae
statue Of washington, with nitches for the basis
Of the Presidents OF the United States liie
second story to contain inches for statues of the
illustrious men Of the country; and the third 10
be a saloon or gallery for paintings of historical
or national subjects. The monument is to be
I2O feet high, and Of the same dimensions as
the Rotunda of the Capitol, which is 100 feet in
diameter The whole can be completed in
eighteen months for Sl00,000-the material to
be of marble.
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a MOTHERS LoyE.-We have already an
nounced the death at New Orleans of Sumner L..
Fairfield, the poet. The n O. Tropic in record
ing this event says:
He died in strange land, far from the
green hills of his early hone and we had almost
said without friends But no there was one
whose love passeth that Of all Others one whose
affection neither poverty, misfortune, nor crime
can ALLEVIATE. His mother was with him. She
sat by his couch through the long and silent
watches of the night; she lowered like a minis.
terng angel over his dying bed, and counted the
weary hours as they passed. until the flckelmg
lamp of life was extinguished for cvcr-untll the
golden bowl was broken, and the spirit of her
gifted but errng son had fled to the God who
gave it.
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The Voice ofNeW England.


MESSRS. WALLACE " CAMPBELL, EX-
t.rs Biisam Of Wid Cherry dong conders hretor tie
Mr James Emerton, Druggist, of Salem, Mass writes
that had cured gentleman who Tor eight moGths had had
most strongly marked symptoms of Conxumption.
MIR Edward Mason, Wholesale Druggist Portland Maine
men; first citizsns III the community which
he lives. Let every one read II:
SoKrH AKmouTH Mains. March & 1874.
hoe, severely afflicted with
the lungs for EIGHT YEARS, Dunng thai time have
been attended hy eminent Physicians and have also made
OF number Of kinds OF the most highly recommended ned
zines In the coauys of which me OUT partial ree'
Last MAY seized It'll violent cough and pam 81 the
left aud besdng of the lungs skIiui fhysieian WAS
called who said 10 Take much msulcine AS
the weather ercX health improved 1itt!e pay
still was yey weak In November was again attacked
with racking cough and rasus Of blood. MAS iunni!
down very and had buS little hopes of ever RECOVERING
from medical ADVICE began take Dr. Wistdrs Balsam OF
Wild Cherry and cheeully sstiiY thai have derived
bench, from single boiaS than FROM all other medi'
have taken have used two bottles and
YEARS. MARY JOHNSON.
Mary Johnson is nay daughter. aud am we'll acquainted
with the facts narrated above The statement
ALI SuectS aad feel It yves owing To the use Of
Dr. Wists Bisam OF Wild Cherry that recovered h,s
health. JAMES JOHNSON.
on, esnouias Among Others the wiiite. sigma
lures of Recorder Tamadge and John fower, D. D. testify.
ing TO ITS wonderful efficacy aud virtue
- Beware of limitations aud De sure TO get Dr.. Wstar
sod only bv Isaac Bus 25 Fulton ST. corner OF Nassau
Drrsr Albany f. w. Bull. Hartford, Goiham, New.li4-
yeps Ho'>@ LA
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u Why arc naughty boys like post office Ia
bells !? Because you must lick their backs before
they viii stick to their letters.
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CHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE-JohN
- RUTHVfN OIL John street, daily receiving fresh I'M
rosd Goods al ysry low prices, bought previous 10 ue al
vance in England for cash, aud Soiics call IRON, o9ucS
Merchants previous 10 making their purc bases anon tie
ar may be found the following izS articles
always on hand, VIZ:
Collins Co genuine Axes So,
Sand.rson Brutlefs s. Co. genuine Cast Steel
Chaus-bright Trace, Halter. Fifth aud LoS
lbbotsou Corn Scythss ard FILES
Wedding Hoes JapaLed Halt Brit and u B
Bradeis Patent Hoes.
Butchers Edge Tsos.
Rowland's Mill Saws and Cross Cur.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
shoyels aud spades, Amrs, Rowiands and T. ;
Hemp-Mana and Cotton Rope. all SIZES
Lecks, Plate. Knob, Pad Amsrican
Hinges Hook, Plate. Butt Patent, &c.
James Wood Screws, genuine.
Wilson's Sho. and Butcher kIives, genuine.
Saws-Hand, Panel, Back, &c.
Vicss-Brt and Cottsr Key, superior.
Sho- Thread and Twlne.
Cotton " DOL and Horse ards.
Guns Siagls aud Double Barrel
Pistols. Rifles, Caps, FItus. &c.
Also large assortment of American Hardware, at manu-
tactureI's prices.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery Jos Roo Sons aud other
celebrated makers-a of which will be sold for cash
proved paper Southern and Western Merchants beyiAs
their Spring Stocks, JOHN tUIltE IN,
mh7 3awMW&tiT oil john st.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order of the
~ Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of New
York, Friday, the 18th dav OF April, 1914, by James NJ
Miller. at l2 O'clock, the Metchants's Exchange.
No. Il Chahaul.st lot 80 # in so in present expires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

SILK MANurAcruRE.-Mr Jeffrey Hutchinson
a farmer of Rivcrhead, Long Island, IS now trav.
cling on the Island with beautiful specimens OF
sewing silk, of all colors, manufactured by his
daughter Miss Margaret Hutchinson. We have
known Mr.. Ii. for more than thirty years past,
and his success in raising the mulberry, feeding
werms, and making most excellent silk is bright
example to others The best Of the story is, he
makes money byit. Brooklyn Star.