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At Court of Probate holden in Winchester
 within and for the District ot Winches CT |.
 on the 18th day If Au5ns', D. 1851.
 Present, ROLAND HITCHCOCK, Eso Judge. 4 IN motion of Elisha Smith and Lyman ' Baldwin, Administrators on the Estate of MILES SMITH, late of Winchester, within said district deceased: This Court drlh Gec, co that six monlhs from this date be allowed and limited for he creditors of said estate to eXhi- bit their claims against the same to said Ad. mInS'rators, ard directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspa. per published in Liichfcld, anG by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Winchester, aea,est the place where the deceased last dwet Certified from Re- cord. "ROLAND HITCHCOCK, Judge. TN@E Court of Probate for the District of | Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the crcdito,s of the Estate of ROBERT NJ. and JOHN c. TREAT, assigning and insoyent debtors of said district to present their claims for exam. Ina'lon and allowance, and hath appointed Phineas w. Camp and Timnthy J. Skilton, ,Es1s. Commissioners to receive and examine the same. All accounts and claims not presented in said time will be debarred recovery as against the property and estate assigned by sd assigno's. HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
 The subscribers will meet for the purpose of receiving and examining the claims of credi. tors aga:nst said assigned Estate of R. M. and John Treat, at the House of Phneas w. Camp, in sai1 LItchheII, on 'he 4th day of October neHO, st o'clock, A. M., "hd also on 'he 18th da, of February, A. D., 1852, al nine o'clock, A. M.
 PHlNEAS w. CAMP, lCommis.
 TIMOTHY J. SHELTON, , sioners.
 L'chfcld, Aug. 10th, ls5l l5
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SPRING GOODS,
 A @N ". H. Richards, ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN oUTgIrTING ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE.,
 r

COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET.
 XKT HERE he is prepared to offer the w greatest inducements 10 pure chas9,s fl Clothing ever offered in this or any other town in the county. Having just addel to his stock large and elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting of BroadcIolhs of French, German, English and American manufacture, of all shades and quality. Tassimeres, P!ain Black, English and French DoeslDinS, together with variety of Fancy Cassimere-, of new and fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and silk Vestings> Marsellesand Summer Vesliags of ,ery description, with large assortment of spling and summer Clothing which have been got up with 'he greatest care and he will warrant in quality, style and durability of workmanship, which will be sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
 Furnishing Goods,
 Embracing large assortment of Plam and Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Handker- chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Cloves Sc Sc. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in a style not 10 be sur> passed in fashion or workmanship and warran- ted 10 fit. To his old customers and friends wLo have so long patroniZed him he takes thlS occasion 10 acknowledge their kindness hoping 10 see them one and all al his stand in west street where he will endcavor if one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that is required 10 retain their patronage
 Cutting done at short notice, spring and summer fashions received
 T. H. RICHARDS. Litchfeld, June 10 1851. 5
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Money Wanted more than
 Goods.

AVAIL at BRADFORD'S any time within c sixty days-ior Great Bargoins, fol CaSh
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A Biographical History

l. T c H F I E ID COU MY, Comprising Biographical Notes and Sketches of Distinguished Natives and Residents dents of the County; together with complete Lists of the Judges and Commissioners ofthe county,
 Justices of the Qnoram,
 Judges of Probate.
 Representatives.
 Assistants, Members of Congress, &c Sc, from the frs, settleme n to ihe present tune. In Volume of4l6 pages,
 with 4 portraits.
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Hist of Letters

D EXAMINING in the Post Office, al Li;ch- ll field, August l9th, 1851.
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SPRAYED
Selling Off

c UMMER Sock without reference to CssT. O A. G. BRADFORD.
 Walcottvire, July 22. II
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Notice

U The I.rchGeIi Couny Temperance Society will meet al llarwinlon. on the 4th Tuesday of August. al 10 o'clock, A M.
 Y. $ HART. Secretary.
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Persons calling, will please say they are ad veItised. L w VESSELS. PM
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Al Court of Probate holden in Winchester, within and for the District of Winches' CT on the 18th day If Au5nst, A D. 1851.
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BY PAYNE KENYON KELBOURNE
 For sale ct his oG:s.
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Wnlcottville, July 22
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of the country, the Digestive matter Of
the Pepsih is put up in The form Of Pow
ders, with directions TO be dissolved in
diluted alcohol, water. or syrup, by the
patient. These Powders contain just
llie same matter as the bottles, but twice
the quantity for the same price, and will
be sen, by mail, free Of Postage, for One
Dollar sent postage paid) to Dr.. J, s.
IIoughton, No. IL North Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. H
Six packages for FIVE dollars. Every
package and bottle bears the written Gig
nature eff. s. Houghton, M. D., Sole
Proprietor.
*.#Agents wanted in evory town in
the United States. Very liberal dircounts
given to the trade. Druggists, Postmas.
iers, and Booksellers are desired 10 act
as agents. Hf
MOSES LEE, Agent, Kalida, o.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

AomlnlStrator'S Sale OF 6oal EState.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber, in pursuance Of an order OF
the Court of Common Pleas, of Putnam
County, Ohio, directed to him by the clerk
of said court, will proceed to sell at the door
of the court house in Kalida, in said county,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P. M,
On Monday, the l7,b day Of February,
A. d. 1851,
the following described lands, OF tho Estate
Of Joseph Miller, deceased, 10 wit:
The north west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section twenty-one, town two
south, Of range seven east, containing forty
acres of land. Said land is subject to the
dover OF Barbara Brenttinger, widow of the
said Miller; and the title to be conveyed is
Tax Title, rodeemable by the heir of
George Miller, deceased. Appraised at So
per acre.
Terms of sale--One third OF the purchase
money in hand; one third in 9 months and
the residue in l8 months from the day of sale,
with interest on deferred payments, TO bo &C..
cured by mortgage on the land.
SOLOMON R. MILLER,
- Administrator of Jos. Miller, decd.
January 20, 1851. r 5l2dw
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DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this cure of Consumption, Il being ono
ont of the many which be adduced, to prove the
magical power to life, which this Balsam possesses
even after the person Is considered by physicians and
friends to be in the very last stagss Of the disease
ACTUALLY prINs-and In this case, SO far gone, that
her friends had bought the CLOTH for her shrond and other
burial clothes. This cure was effected on Mrs. Ziba
Dyksman, the wife of respectable man residing at
BalistoH Spa, Sarafoga county, N. Y.
Mr.. Dykcmdn swOre to the facts before Taos
Young, ESQ., Justice of the peace and editor Of paper
ct Bslston who certes to the good character Of Mr.
Dykeman. for veracity and respectable standing Mr.
jobs Wait merchant at the same place. also certifes
that he knows all the facts a. stated and that Mr. Dyke
mans character good. For the full particulars Of this
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Bounty Land Warrants.

bounty LHhd Warrants
H HAVlNG made the necessary ar.
arrangements to facilitate theprocuriDg 4
SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND WAR.
RANTS, (having procured the neces-.
ary forms and instructions for applica-
tions for warrants under the various laws
now in force,) shali be able 10 attend
to any business Of the kind which !
may be favored with.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
October24, 1850.
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Frsn coumrs,,oxrn,sanrr,c,

FUND CoMMIssIoNKR's OFrIcE.
Kallda, Putnam Co., o., Jan. I6, 1851.
We the undersigned, fund commi ssioners,
in and for Putnam county, Ohio, do hereby
certify that the foregoing report is full and
correct statement Of the condition Of the
surplus revenue fund in said county.
Given under our hands officially, the day
and yeai Aforesaid.
orHo oIH1'N% v. oRAWFIs, Gi nNTTs Fund o'"'''.
5I2
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Administration office.

NOTlCE is hereby given, thatthe under.
~ signed was duly appointed and quail.
fed at the October term OF the court Of com.
mon pleas. Of Putnam cuunty, Ohio, admin.
lstrator OF the estate Of John Henry Miller,
late Of said county, deceased.
JACOB LOAR.
ks~embey IA, 1850. SO3dw
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DR.. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in of Convulsions
Eits, Spssmodic Complaints and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper extremities Also
In Palsy and Paralysis, and all diseases caused by
deficiency OF power or Nervous Energy in tho limbs
or other organs Of the body,
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dol1ars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Co. The articles are accompanied by full and plain
had Of the authorized Agent
--s~ PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bevare Of Countsreits ond Worthle.s Imiiat,ons
d. O. MoREHEAD, M. d.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sTATEs
lS1 broadway, New York.
For sale in Kalida, Ohio, bv the at
thorized Agent MOSES LEE.
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THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS

and Coughs having been cured BY 1t testify and prove
its snfaikng efficacy in all diseases Of the LUNGS.
THROAT, and BREAST.
We ere fully aware Of the very strong and po,itivs
assrfisns which have made abous, aaa wovld not
sovs asserted, had zoe not also been eo.denf ha the
respectable tesiisony sHnered Of some Of the numerous
ewes said 10 have been effected by this BiLsAM fully sur
tain ssnd% rppsrt u.s. in su have asserted-and zoe
cHkLLENoE THE PROPRIETOR Of any other remedy, to
prodaes respectable testimony Of Of as many
uoRRLRsS DYING PERSONS, a. pe publish
BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM cures
CONSUMPTION Coughs, Colds, Splitting Of Blood,
Bleeding at the Lanss Pein in the Brsaif and Side,
Mght.Ssssts Nervous Complaints, Palpiaiion Of the
Heart, Female Wsaknesses and CompIonfs, Chosra In
(aufstuu. lnsenfern and ,S,ru1susr CaIunLainfa
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WV. MCCLURE

BY VIM. MCCLURE
wv MCCLURE has purchscda and
w Fitted up the stand formerly occu-
pied by w. L. Hipkins, in
GilbOd, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready TO entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section ofcountry. His ta-
BILE will be supplied with the best that
the country affords and he will do all in
his power to make his house pleas
ant and agreeable resort 10 the trav-
elling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
are ample and will give satisfaction.
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Pulmonary Consumption.

The Bslsam heals and cures uiesrs in the L~ss, and
elsewhere ateraa eertaay and sasy as that other
medicine which we call "BRANT's PURIFYING Ex.
rRAcr,' and heals ulcers srftrnay This BALsAM
win Nise cases Of Cough and Consumption out Of
Tsn. afler AZ other remedies have failed 70 cure.
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BLANKS FOR SALE.

bLANHb E'OH BALE.
DR1NTED on superior pnper,
Il MORTGAGES, from Swun's improved
form, by the quire or singly.
Also, superior form OF ..,..
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the quire or
singly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale,
JUSTICES RECOGNlZANCES, and
Afiidavits for capiases.
Also Justices Executions, Vendi's. &C.,
&C., on the very best paper, for sale cheap.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
Kalidn, October 2, 1850.
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used for all complaints affecting the Throat or
Head such az Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing Roaring In the
Ears, Deafness which is generally Nervous, and that
distressing complaint called Tic boloreux.
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The above lands will not be sold for less
than five dollars per acre, nor less than the
appraised value.
WILLIAM NJ. BELL, Aoditor.
AuDIToR's OFFICE.
Kalids, Putnam Co., o., Jan. /, 1851. 500
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,

Hss cured without tho least shadow Of doubt very
sny Of the mosf strongly developed cases Of xiesrafed
and diseased sngssuch az were never cured by
any other nedicnes-and which were 90 utterly hope
s that the diseased persons were pronounced By ply
sicians and friends to be ACTUALLY DYING.
TRis Balsam 10 vKaErABLE compound which
never injuries any person when is used for the
Of Chronic Diseases II possesses strong active PURI-
FYNG and Alternative properties. and such other
sedscafions arc HssENrIALLr NECESSARY 10 sure all
Coughs and 10 that sery identical COuaH DISEASE
which called by physicians and Others and 10 really
considered to be, without the least doubt -
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Auditors Sale of Section Sixteen, Union
Township.

IN pursuance Of law, William M. Bell,
l. Auditor in and for Putnam county, O.,
will offer for sale on Saturday, the 18th day
OF February, 1851, at IL o'clock at noon. at
the door Of the court house in said county
Of Putnam, the following described lands,
being section sixteen, Union township, in
said county, set apar, for schools therein, to
Wit.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs Pratt & Foster merchants of West Corn
WALL Conn, called on us at New York. April 2lst ls47
and said Branfs Bassm had Effected Of such hope
less Of Consumption in their town, that nc
other cough medicine could be sold there; thnt had
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman. in
particular far gone that his physician told him
II pss useless to take any more medicine. He then.
when hope left, began TO take Brdnfs Bdlsan-
got well-and 10 now well as he ever
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FOR SALE,

DLAHK PROMISSORY NOTES, de.
ID signed for the use of those who are
settling claims contracted before the passage
Of the Homestead Exemption Law. Enquire
at this office. December 90, 1850.
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MS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE

Mr.. z. s. Terry. merchant Byron Gcnesee Couniy'
n Y. wrote, Aug a. 1886: Brarfs Asdieine 10 doing
wonders here-t has cured of Consumpiion, that
sH the phvJieiaas had sad must die. When he com
nenced taking Brsnt's Medicine he could not raise MS
hand to hs head he bed at the lungs and every symP
tom seemed to indicate that he must die; but aston
shng to ALL he is able to labor and rides all
the county He ssed only fue 6oitiss will also show
you. when visit the city of New York in the spring
what great things Broat has done for me- 1t has also
cured young lady of Consumption in Orleans county
which her father says no doctor could cure.
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Mr. James Twins, merchant and miller of Kirkland
Lake Co., Ohio wrote, Sept. 18th, ls4s that BRANT's
PULMONARY BALsAM was effecting some astonishing
In that vicinity case In particular was the
wife of his head miller She had been diseased for four
teen years, and her husband had spent almost all his
earnings In paying doctors, and in trying all kinds Of
medicines but to no purpose She had not laid slept
ease; but now after using few bottles Of Brans Pol
vonary Balsa she could lie and enjoy sleep in her bed
es well as ever she could.
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Amount now in suit and not
cclleo,ed,....................... $99s7 90
Amount Of annual income...... 1853 II
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Doctors could give no Help.

Mr. VIM. D. Jennings, merchan. at Pierpont Centre,
Ash,abua co., Ohio, wrote to u.s. October Cd, 1e48 and
stated cure of Cons UMPToN which the of BRANrs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM had effected In Mr.. VIII.
ism Crocket of an adjoining town. Mr.. Crocket had
sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found none, for the fatal hand Of that
unrelen.ing monster Consumption, had taken fast hold
his body that he was q mere skeleton. He was gipen
up by his physician and all friends who would
soox nhabii grave. But even in this last extremity
strange and marvellous as II may seem yet 1t s true,
that the use of only five bottles Of BRANT's INDIAN
PULMoNARY BALsAM has unclinched the hand of the
destroyer and restored Mr. Crocket to health ard he
La now a HEALTHY. HEARTY. RuooEp NAN.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAIN

No remedy offered to the public has ever been half
as certain and eeeaal in restoring ALL the incidental
seaknesses and irregularities of the sex, BnAnTs
PULMONARY BALsAM. It makes no difference whether
the arrangement be suppressoa excsss, other weak
ne,s-it REGULATES ALL, by strengthening the sys.
tem eouaiizing the circulation, and SOOTHING and AL
LAYING NERVOUS lRRITABlLITY See Pamphlets.
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BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Mss,rs. e. b. Caidwen 4 Co., of East Ospsso, o.
veso Co.. N Y, respectable druggists, wrote to US, May
10Th, 1s4s: We have just heard through Mr. Whitman
respectable citizen Of this place. Of important
Of Consumption which BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY
BALsAM has produced the wife Of an acquaintance
of his who resides in the town Of Palermo, in this
was so dangerously diseased that her friends believed IL
iHpossi6le for her 10 live
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

JENNY LIND. The enthusiasm of an humble lay
man about this highly gifted and exquisite vocalist
may be excused, when she inspires such sentiments
as the following letter breahes in the bosom of dis
tnguished minister of the Episcopal church
JENNY LIND AND DR.. HAWKS. The following let
ter is from DR.. Hawks, the celebrated Episcopal d
vine:
NEW YORK, January 2, 1851.
DEAR AND GOOD LADY hope you have not forgot
ten a clergyman who was introduced to you by Mr..
Cromwell, and who now writes you this note. You
have been exposed great dangers at sea- and can
not but express my thankfulness to God for your
preservation.
Gifted with>extraordnary powers as you are, there
is something about you more beautiful to me than
even your acknowledged talent it is the generous
sensibility of heart which prompts you, with such
unequalled disinteresedness and DEVOTION
crate Gods gift the benefit of your ellow-creat-
In respecting and loving you the world is but
rendering purity of heart and goodness the homage
extorted from even its selfish wickedness. l thank
God. therefore, for your preservation for | would
not have the world lose your example. You will
not, am sure, be displeased with an old clergyman
for saying, cherish you have done the unaffected
humility which adds fresh ustre your axtraordina-
endowments. To be good is better than to be great
Then, when at last Death, by taking you, shall
prove that he is blind only, but deaf also, you
will, trust and believe, be transferred to world
where you may learn new songs from holy angels.
That God may bless and keep you safely, dear and
good lady, is the prayer Of your T, friend
Mademoisele JENNY LIND.
From the Gaceta de la Havan of Jan. 20, 1851.
MORE BENEFIcENcE. Besides the MANY traits re-
corded of the generosity exercised by Miss Jenny
Lind, which we have mentioned on former occasions
besides the large sums given by this pous lady to
to the hospitals Of San Juan de Dios ST. Francis de
Haul, and 81. LaZarus-we have the pleasure of an
nouncing several other works of charity which she
has performed. Among these stands pre-emnent
the gift of $1,000 to the Ursuline Convent of Nuns,
to go to the fund for the building of the church.
We cannot but applaud such genuine trait of liberal
ity peculiarly worthy an artistic of such distinguished
merit as the Senorita Jenny Lind.
7A From the same of Jan. 81.
The celebrated Swedish songstress is again in our
midst, after brief visit to Matanzas. In spite of the
utmost efforts made to induce her to sing, the people
there have been able to hear the sounds Of her
sweet voice. She embarks in the course of the
week, as We are informed for the nsighboring United
States.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

ALL SAFE. The whole of the crew of the steamer
America, lost near Hatteras, have been saved. One
of the boats. containing six men, was picked up by
boat also containing six men, landed cape Hat
teras, and proceeded to Norfolk. The life boat, with
ten men, as we stated in our last, was taken up by
the Schr. Star, and the men were brought to this
place. Thus have all been saved.
Washington Whig.
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drunken lawyer on going into church, was OBJ
served by the minister, who addressed him thus:
will bear witness against you at the day ofudgment
The lawyer, shaking his head with drunken gravity,
replied: 6 have practised twenty-five years at the
bar and always found the greatest rascal the irst
turn States evidence. "
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

FIRE. On Thursday last the turpentine stills across
the river, belonging to Messrs. Joseph Potts and r.
H. ]. Blount, and to Mr.. David L. Perkins, des-
troyed by fire, together with considerably quantity
of turpenine, rosin, pitch &c. The loss of Mr. Per.
kins about 1900, and that of Messrs. Potts and
Blount about S4, 900. No insurance.
The fire broke out about o'clock p. m. in the silP
of Messrs. P. and B. The wind was blowing very
hard from the west, setting the flames directly upon
the still house of Mr. Perkins, which in very short
given, the engines from the town were the spot,
being taken in flats, and with the help of the
engines belonging to Messrs. Myers & Son and to
Messrs Freeman & Houston, succeeded in saving
considerable quantity of the naval stores the prem
ses. Washington Whig.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

TELEGRAPH IN MFxIco. We see it stated in the
New York Tribune that the Mexican government
has contracted with responsible parties for the build
ing of line of telegraph from the city Of Vera Cruz
10 that of Mexico Another line is projected between
the city of Mexico and Acapulco, and the two lines
when finished. will establish magnetic communal
ton between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The
work is to be commenced at once, and Mr. Makepeace
for some time connected, chief operator, with the
Albany and New York Telegraph Company, is TO
sail in few days for Vera Cruz, with the requisite
materials and instruments for the enterprise. SeVe>
Tal operators are going out with him.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

Mr.. jerome, of New Haven, Connecticut, manu-
features upwards of five hundred clocks, of various
patterns, every day, and the demand is equal to the
supply. In the State Of Connecticut one Thousand
clocks are made daily.