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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-02
Nem AOptrtisenlents.
administrators SnIe.

George W. Culp, Admir-. Of ! In Probate court
William Welch, decd. jackson county
VS. Obiu
Eliza WeIch d others.
hN the 4th day of November, A, D, 1854, at
~ o'clock, P, NJ at the door of the Court
House, in the town and county Of Jackson, and
state Of Ohio, will be sold to the highe-t bid,
der, the following real estate rs the property of
William We'ch, deceased situate in the coun.
ty OF JACKSON and State Of Ohio, to wit The
south east quarter Of the south east quarter of
section No Sc, township No 5, and range NJ 90
Appraised at two hundred and ten dollars
$?l0,OO--and twenty acres off Of the east side
OF the north west quarter Of The .uth east quar-.
ter-Apprascd at two hundred and forty i've
dollars, S2lJ,O0,--and sixteen acres off Of the
east side of the south west quarter of the south
east quarter Of the same section, township and
range. Appraised at one hundred and ninety
hve dollars, $4,000 Said lands arc all unln-
numbered by dover.
Terms OF sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in two years,
with interest on the deferred payments, from the
day Of sale, and deed to be made Oh full pay.
nent Of the purchase money.
GEoRGE W. Gulf, Admir-. of
WILLIAM WLLcn, deed
Oct 5, "a 22-4w
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Elizabeth Hopkinson, PROBATE Court,
Guardian etc. Jackson county,

Elizabeth Hopkinson, PROBATE Court,
Guardian etc. Jackson county,
vs. Ohio.
Eleanor Hopkinson.
IN the 4Ih day Of November, A, D, 1854, at
" | o'clock, P, NJ, at the door Of the Court
House, in the town and county of Jackson and
State Of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property of
Eleanor HopklIson, a minor Situate in the
county OF Jackson, and State Of Ohio, to wit !:
The south west quarter of the south cast quar-
terof section 80, township7 and range Il, con-
tanning 42 and 72-lOO acres. Also II and el-
lOO acres Oft OF the south end of the north west
quarter Of the south east quarter of the same
section, township and range; beginning at the
north west corner Of the south east quarter of
the south cast quarter, thence moth I chains;
thence vest 81 chains and II linhs S; thence south
chains; thence east 81 chains and I links, to
the place Of beginning; Containing in all 81
and o3-lOO acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third IN one year. and the residue in two years
with interest on the deferred payments from the
day oi sale, and deed 10 be made ON full pay
meht OF the purchase money,
ELIZABETH HCpE NSoN, Guardian etc.
Oct 5, "a 25-4w
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Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the Commits
N sioners Of Jackson county, at their next
session, praying for a county road to be located
as follows :-beginnng at the road eading from
jackson to ChillicOtho, at or near John Stin-
sons gate thence the nearest and best route
10 CIarks Mill from thence passing on the
north side Of Joseph Willis's gate, to the east
side of George IIooton's house thence to in
tersect the Sharonvile road, near the residence
Samuel M'Cune.
Oct 10, '54 20-iw
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

EVNIIE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, is this day by
mutual consent dissolved persons know ing
themselves indebted TO the firm, are hereby re-
quested to call upon john French, with whom
the books and account are Irft,) and make set
Element. CHARLES MEACHAM,
JOHN FRENCH.
Jackson, Oct l2, 81 90
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Chapman ISham.
In Partition.

Chapman lSham.
JOHN NJ Martin, 4 others.S
DY virtue Of all order of sale ssuel from the
I'D Court Of Common Pleas, in and for the
county jackson, and State fOhio, in Il cause
therein pending, wherein Chapman lsham is
Plaintiff, and John NJ. Martin aud others, are
Defendants, in partition, II will expose to pub
lie sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of Jackson, in Jack
son county, Ohio, on
the Goth day of November, A. D. 1854,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P, NJ, of said dav, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the town Of Jack
son, in jackson county, aforesal and being in
lot number two, In that part Of the town o.
Jackson, in said jackson county, originally
called commons Terms Of sale one third cash
in hand, one third in one year, and the residue
in two years. from the day of sale, with interest
on deferred payments and deed to be made OH
full payment of purchase money.
VINTON POWERS, Shift G.
Oct &C.. '54 3l-4w
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale Or
Rent,
'ENHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
valuable real estate in the Town Of Jack
son which consist of: For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the Islam Block 10
by "a feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, and well adapted for wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods.
ALSO
dwelling house and lot on Church street in
Hoifman's Addition to The Town of Jackson,
for sale only. The house is large and commodi-
ous, containing a number Of rooms, finished in
rs good style as any building i'll town, also IA
wen OF good water and other conyeniencies
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted up ex-
pressly for dwelling. but now occupied as
carpenter shop, and having well Of excellent
water near by with other conveLiencies.
have also a large and superior stock of ma
terial for building, and am pre- arcd TO build
houses for rent or custom work on short notice,
or any other work in my line OF business as car
penter and joiner All work warrented to be
done in the most workmanlikc manner.
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug. 10, 81. 2O-tf
NorE:-The apartments in the Isham block are
n process Of erection and will be completed
n short time.
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Noah Stoner,
In Partition.
VS.
Ann Calharine Stoner,
and others.


and Others.
DT virtue of an order Of sale, issued from
Hb the Court Of Common Pleas, in aud for the
county of Jackson, and State OF Ohio, in IL
cause therein pending, wherein Noah StOner is
Plaintiff and Ann Catharine Stoncr, and 9TH
ers are defendants, in Partition Will expose
to public sale at the door OF the Court House ,
in the town of Jackson, in Juckson county,
and State of Ohio, on
the goth day of November A, D. 1854,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock ?. M. of said day The following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county Of
JackSon, and State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit The east half of
the south east quarter, of section twelve, town
snip nine, and range seventeen, containing
S3 and 2S-l0O acres, incumbcred by DOVER
Appraised at l5OO,00. Also, the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter, and the south
west quarter Of the south east quarter of the
same section, township and range, containing
oJ aud 2o-lUO acres, incumbcred by dover, at
SI5O,O0. Also the south east quarter Of the
north east quarter and the north west quarter
OF the south cast quarter of the same section,
township and range, containing 80 and 28- 100
acres, unincumbored by aower. Appraised at
SlOUO,OJ. Terms of sale, one third cash In
hand, one third in one year, and the residue in
two years, from the day of sale, with interest
on deferred payments, and deed to be made on
full payment of purchase money.
VINTON POWERS, Sh'f.J.C.
Oct &C. "a 3l-4w
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KNOW NOTHINGISM
HNHBGDSRI.MDs


Owing to the recent catastrophy occasion
W ed, TO all branches of business through the
agency OF Know Nolhingism, aud the crisis of
important events in consequence thereof ap-
preaching rapidly. We he Subscribers, would
respectfully offer our services to the citizens of
jackson and vicinity, in the following branches
of business, to wit House. Sign and Orna
mental Painting. AlSo-Glazng, Paper Hang
ing and Wall coloring all of which shall be
done in stye not to be surpassed, and at Prices
the most reasonable. All work done by us
Warranted
" Orders of business left at Dr. Millers, or
T. r. CIcwers, Drug Stores, will be attended to
promptly.
JAcoB CLAAR,
SAMUEL BURDlTl.
sept. 81, j4. 2G-ly
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YgA V. WELSH, Butcher, Meat House ad-
u q joining Elias Longs Store, Main street.
u Mr. V. Welsh, would say TO the people
of this neighborhood, that he will supply them
with the best of Beef, either by the quarter,
half or IN any other way they may wish to pur.
chase, at the lowest Wholesale prices.
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TO TIE LADIES.
Agent for the Country In NY. Eitv.

TFNHE advertiser is prepared to act a. Csnsr,
D al Agent and Correspondent, in New
York for business men and others in the inter-.
or. lie vii devote hi. whole time and attention
TO the purchase and sale of Fancy ami nt,ar
Goods Books, Prints, Machinery, Manulactu.
Tels and Mechanics Stock and Materials, Phi
losophical Apparatus. etc; Drugs, Patenl and
other Medicines, Agricultural Implements,
Seeus, Stock etc. Collections made and suite
prosecuted. Information Of all kinds furnished
with regard to persons aud places here. Situa.
lions procured and guaranteed for clerks, me-
chanics, professional men and Others Male
and female employees engaged and sent to the
country. Passages secured to California, Au,.
tra!ia, and Europe. In tine, anything that an
Intelligent Agent, well acquainted with Neve
YORK and its business men, can do for an ahsen,
tse' will DO executed faithfully and promptly.
Communications confidential. Address, wilt
fec adequate to tho service.
4. =, BARTON, l9o Mulberry ST., NIX,
oot 10, 81 30-t, ~ '
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POWDER! POWDER!

TEHHE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
z the citizens of jackson aud surrounding
country. that he has now in Magazine,
GUN AND BLASTING POWDER,
OF the best quality.
ALSO, SAFETY FUSE,
For blasting.
lie has on hand the best quality Of Railroad
Wheel balrows, all Of which he will sell at the
very lowest prices.
Call and examine before you purchase else
where. w. HALL.
Front street, Portsmouth, o.
August II, sd. 2l-y
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q # my instaLce all ord of Attachment " as
IA issued on the l7lh day OF September
1854, by 4. N. Howell, Justice OF the Peace
for Lick Township, Jackson county Ohio. "a
gainst the property and effects OF Samson MILF
Tons, an absconding debtor, for the sum OF Sl5,
and said cause set for trial November 10th,
1854, at | o'clock, P. NJ. OF said day.
JAcoB CLAAR, Plaintiff
OetI2, "a s9-iw
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS!!
p p PRSG% s. Co.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy
DRY Goods and Groceries.

Main street, opposite the Court House.
VNT f have just received another supply Of
w New Goods, forming a complete assOrt-
ment OF every thing in our line Of trade, aud
we intend TO try the experiment OF making
quick sales at small profits.
We have no old remnants, worn out with
handling and cove ed with dust and cobwebs,
but our Goods are all new and fashionable, and
selected 10 suit Il c market, and we will sell
tn EN- cheap and at small prOfts-not at cost nor
below cost, but as cheap as any body else will
?. P. Price, will be always at his post as usual,
where he hopes TO meet all his old customers
and very many new ones, who gre respectfully
invited to call aud examine for themselves, as
surinl them that now is the time to get Bar
gains. .. PIP. PRICE, Il Go.
sept %, "a 27-3m ,....
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A. c. DAVIS,
ENNNG0.
10 o. VALLEY BLOCK OPPosITE THE MAEEKT
HOUSE, PoRTsMorrH. OHIO.


HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. Omo..
dl ENDERS bis sincere thanks to the pubfla
< generally, for the liberal patronage extend
ed him in bis present location, hoping by strict
attention to business and desire to pl,sss ali
tHat he will merit continuance Of their patron
age and confidence,
lie would sl,o INFORM them that he has on
hahd and - constantly receiving all varieties Of
ciolhe5, easners and VeSliugs, suitable for gem
'IT nan's wear AkO, furnishing goods, shirts,
craYats, collars and Aanc kerchiefs, and ali artl-
ciss kept In RsGCLAR Merchant Tailor Estab-
Iishmenw. All these he proposes to make up
and bell at the very lowest cash prices. He re-
quests al those in want OF any Of the above ar.
tlciss to give him call, as he warrants his work
10 be Done in the best manner. As to cutting
ne deems It u necessary to say anything He
ASKS no boot Of any one In that department az
all who have tried rim cau testify. He keeps
no ready made clothing but makes entirely to
order.
F,S c oths ought at other houses made with
As mach pleasure as if bought Of him. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
August 10, 81 ~
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Drn GooOs.
GRBhT ARR9vAl!!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM

III AVE just received from Cincinnati and
n z Portsmouth, and are nov opening
.he .n LAEG[sF SAf sLLrCrb aud CnLAPfsr
"'ocK "i Goods "yer brought 10 This market.
among thc'r dfy goods may be found the best
bTahd'; bFo"h and i,i"achrd muslins. drills, deu
ms shcetihS'' pillow ca.Yays. naukius, cot.
I''ad'5' shiTtHg, twCeds, caubrics, ,i!csiaa, di-
apeFs, table cOyerS, rrash, caAyass.
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% Is v0y given to the tax PAYERS Jackson taI will
% ,IG Gays Eowg vi In Bloomfield September l8 Milton September 49, in
90
T @ IN Hamilton September @ Jefferson September in September
of
September until the Goth day Dcce nber purpose
for of
penalty b ICKASON Treasurer ortson %
Jackson 0'"'
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LADIES', CLOAKS

He has received lot of ladies cloaks. Man
fllas. and shawls, of the latest styles; sill, tas
sells for ladies cloaks and circles, besides ever,
article Of ladies wear never before offered in thi.
market
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George W. Culp, Admir-. Of ! In Probate court,
William WeI"h, decd. Jackson county,
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sept. 81, '54. 2G-ly
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A large stock of Ladies', Gentlemcu's, and
Children's on hand, chhe can safely say are
the finest that has ever been introduced into
this region, and to which he calls the particular
attention of the ladies.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
The Fire IS Out.
BY PArL PENCIL, JR.

hear their tread, dim ghostly dim,
 The dark night spirits roam about; The slow clock sings it's midnight hymn. Iris bt,er cold, tho lire is out And now the joys before ne move,
 In Earth's wild battle put to rout, When fade the forms we priz7 and love
 And one by one liie's ii es go out. Man has but one deep love of youth;
 One trembling love of hope and doubt; No answering love rewards his truth;
 The heart is chilled, the fire goel out! At the battle for he right,
 Goes forth, ripe manhood srong md stout A las! that day must close in night,
 Men change to clods, the fire goes out! Fill high the glass! The hour scarce pas With leudest song and deepest bout! Ah! cold gray morn dawns at last,
 Ihe headache comes, the fire goes out. UP! up! for Fame, for Honors state!
 We'll carry Glory's high redoubt,-- lis but the mllionth man is great,
 The rest, poor souls. the'r fire goes out. Poor child-man, in thy constant strife, Why ever fret anI tease and pout2 Thou canst not wield the toys of life,
 Go! sleepl Go--die! thy fire is out The last spark flies, and leaves the soul The grave with ashes strewn about. Cold erate, with many dark dead coal, Emblem of Life, thy fro IS out.
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Tn, Copper and Sheet-1ron .W.R.N'U.4F.fCTDK ",
 Helena, Arkansas.

IT HAVE removed to the house lon N Right,r street, one door west of Nash & CIeburne's Drug Store lately occu- pied by J. Levy, where l will be ena' bed to carry on the above business more extensively than heretofore. l am now we'll prepared to execute every descriP- ton of work in my line in the most aP- proved manner, and at far prices.
 TIN WARE.-My assortment of tin. ware is large and full. also have on hand a large number of COOK STOVE $, latest improvement, which are offered at a small advance on cost.
 Persons desiring anything in my line will please call in, and l am sure they will be satisfied both in article and price.
 JAMES MOORE.
 August 27, 1853.
 Old COPPER taken in exchange for Tin-ware.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11

s9. We learn from the Lexington, Miss, Advertiser that destructive fire occurred at the town of Tchula, Holmes county, Miss, on the evening of the 22nd ult., which destroyed two cotton warehouses, containing A. 900 bales of cotton, and other property to the amount of $2OO, 1000. The fire originated in some boys tying pack of fire crackers to a dogs tail, and the frightened animal ran into the shed for protection, and communica. ted the fire to the cotton. So rapid was the spread of the flames, that only 27 bales were saved from the two sheds. The loss is confined mostly to Holmes county, and will be felt pretty generally among the planters of that county.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
Sale of Lands for Non-Payment of Taxes, .Womroe County, Arkansas,
 For the Year 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

Sheriff and ExOio Collector Of the county Public Court said Monroe Monday the 13,h March, Monday said month"; for opposite eah Monroe much of penalty thereon said penalty paid before the day less quantity whole will
  which will oil souare of of t said improvement
 o'clock from davto yuntlth whole of said offered
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
STsTERIY AFFECTIoN.-At a Cpl

SIsTERLY AFFECTION "pro- trac,ed meeting" recently held at Ballston Spa, an ancient sister in the church arose and relieved herself in the following manner: ''I see young ladies here that think more of gew- gaws, furbelows, ribbons and faces, than they do of their Creator. l lov- ed them once, and adorned my hat with French artificial flowers, bright color ed ribbons, and sky blue trimmings; but I found they were dragging me down to destruction; so Hook them of' and gare them to my sister"
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 TIE NEWSPAPER PRESS. Jour nalSm, 10 attain its end, should un- derstand aud preserve its proper character. It should be cautious, and yet etcourageous;circumspect, yet inde. pendent; acting out its own honest convictions, and intent onl y on ts own honorable objects. There may be times of passion, fanaticisn, and wild excitement, when the honest and brave journalist must bare his bosom 10 the storm, and bid defiance 10 every menace and danger He may be called on 10 advocate hated and abjured truth, and combat popu- lar error, perling character and sub- stance in obeying conscience and honest convictions, while he cheer fully bides his time for more impar- lial hearing and juster public judg- ment. Worthless and vile is the journal too ignorant 10 take positions. or once having taken them, ever ready, from timidity or sordid calcu- lalions, 10 abandon them. Journal ism lowers itself when it seeks merely party ends in politics or sectarian ends in religion. l, djsgraces itself when it deals in coarse personalities, aiming 10 murder character, but not to mend il; and crush an opponent o1 party, but not to put them right. Patriotism should prompt, and not party. Christianity, and not sect.
 Concord Journal.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11

EVILS OF INTEMPERANcE.-Intem perance by inf1aming passion, de- ,hroning reason, perverting or ut terly destroying the moral senti ments. leads almost certainly to the commission of crime: and ever where actual crime, as adjudged b! the statne law, is not the result vices and immoralities that shock by their malignily or deprave by their influence are its continued anc inevitable fruits. Poverty, disease a thousand forms of wretchedness ruin to character, ruin 10 children peril 10 society, and the premature death of tens of thousands every year, are also among the results |" inlemperance, too multiplied 10 b, overlooked; too paIpabIe to be ignor ed; too horrible 10 be regarded wit! indifference.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
Never argue a question with a sim

Never argue question with a a sin gle woman who has got beyond forty' Her ideas by that time are as fixed as , the rocks of Gibraltar. You mlght as we'll try to metamQrphosc cooking stove into a canary-bird, or pitch Bunker Hill Monument into thlm- ble. as to change her notions of things. Obstinacy, and advanced dimity Tn the singular number, always go the same way. The only hope for her salvation is chance widower.
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
Mechanics Cards. SADDLER'S SHOP. TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY r

JOYCE & DARW IN has just open ed a new Shop in the above business, on Rghtor street, opposite the State Land Office, where will be found, at all times. SADDLES of every description. Bri- dies, Martingales, Girths, Surcingles, &c., for sale, and competent workmen to do all jobs in their line in neat and substantial manner. Prices will be suited to the times, &c.
 They hope to be able to satisfy any and all who may give them call both in work and price.
 The usual articles of trade in their line will be taken for work.
 Helen EebrunTu 4, 1854.
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Black & Gun Smithing.

THE undersigned espectfully informs E the citizens of Helena and vicinity, that he is stil engaged in the above busi ness in this place. He Is now we'll pre- pared to do every description of work in his line, in the most substantial and work manIike manner, with ali possible des patch, and at fair prices
 Now on hand, and wi be kept con- stantly, a first rate attic of home made Turning Flows, winch are offered low for cash.
 V Shop in the uper part of town near Porter's Steam Mill.
 J. C. BENTHAL. April 9, lS53.-tf
Southern shield., 1854-02-11
New Fall and Winter 9OOD9o

WE7E are now in receipt of large w portion of our FALL & WIN TER stock of GOODS, consisting of every variety usually kept in our line, and we shall, for the next two months, be receiving additional supplies of Dry Goods, weekly, from New York, Hart ford and Boston, selected and purchased with great care by the senior partner of our firm, which we offer at low prices, both at wholesale and retail. Our stock of Goods will be larger this fall than formerly. designed to meet the increasing trade of the town and country, and we respectfully invite all persons wishing to purchase to call and examine for them selves, as we take pleasure at all times in showing our goods.
 Also large stock of Groceries, Flour, Whisky, Bagging and Rope, constantly on hand
 Cotton shipped for OH customers, and cash advanced on Cotton in hand.
 BAILEYS & HORNER.
 He ena, Sept. Is, 1858.
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ng= The accidents which have so lately befallen two or three of the Pacific steamships, merely from stress of weather, are considered strong prac- tical arguments in favor of the con- struction of the Pacific railroad. In case of war, the communication with California, and the shipments of go,d dust, would be entirely suspended. - This is worth rehecting upon.
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LF. HL.Ez'X',

:" o U l. D most respectful 'ly an
 w nounce to his friends, as well as the public generally, that he has just received direct from New York beauti ful and we'll selected stock of Cloths, Casimeres. Veslings, Drap D'Etes, Linens, &c. &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevailing fashions of the day, fully guara teeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and workmanship, or no sale.
 Call in, boys, and see something tasty-shoP opposite to Beuj Bailey's store on Main street.
 April g, 1853.