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II IBERTY CURTlS'S ESTATE.-The un-
Ia dersiened have been appointed and qualified
Executors Of the estate of Liberty Curtis. late
Of Monroe county. deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment, and
those having claims against The same will present
them for payment, properly authenticated, within
one year. WILLIAM STEEL,
BENZ. HUGHES,
Dec 8. 1854. Executors.
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nogbsrrY, n Illinois.

Al the little town Of Meredotia. on the
Illinois river, Inhabited principally by te-
:ysr and ague, musquetoes and fees, dwelt
Esq. Long
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July 6, 1858.
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AN ACT

Supplementary 10 an act s'to provide for
the assessment and taxation of all prop
eriy in this State, and for lcvyinq iaxes
thereon according to its true value in
money" passed April 18Th, 1852.
SEC. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That in any
county in this State where il shall prove
impracticable for assessors 10 complete
their assessments for the year eighteen
hundred and fifty-four, within the period
limited in ''an act for the assessment and
taxation Of all property in this State, and
for levying taxes thereon according TO its
true value in money!" passed April th;r,
teenth, eighteen hundred and fifty.twc,
il shall be lawful for the Auditor Of said
county 10 extend the time for such as,
sessment till the Fifth Monday in May;
and in all such cases, the meeting Of the
county board Of equalization shall take
place on the Second Tuesday after the
Fourth Monday in May.
F. G. LIE BLOND, 81
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President oi The Senate, pro tenn.
May ls', 1854.
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corrections, requiring from six 10 ten
days labor each year, for which the Aud
itor receives no compensation, while q
reasonable compensation is allowed As,
SCISSORS for making up their tabular siaie-
nenis correctly. Should there be any
errors discovered in your tabular states
meni, il will be handed back to you for
correction, and no order will be drawn
for your services until The proper correc-
lions are made.
II is your duty TO carefully study the
law, and the Instructions given by the
Auditor Of State, so that you will be
ready at all times 10 give such informa>
ton as may be desired by those persons
having property 10 list.
1t is hoped that every Assessor will
be prompt and faithful in the discharge
Ills duty. for upon him depends the
equality with which the bur,hens Of tex.
alton ara imposed upon our citizens.
JOHN MONROE, Auditor Put Co.,
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ONO cULrIvAToR FOR 1854 I

THE TENTH VOLUME of this popular
Journal commenced OH the lsi Of Janua>
ry, 1854. The circula,ian has been
steadily increasing from year 10 year un,
I'LL it has reached Ten THoUTAND Cor
les, giving evidence that il is esteemed
as tie Laborer's Friend! 8t f
The past year has been one Of plenty
and prosperity to the Farmer, and he can.
we'll affotd to bestow the small sum nec-
ceasnry 10 secure for hitnselfaHd family
,he reading ofa good and reliable Agri>
culral paper, and thus give encourage
ment to an agency which has contributed
in no small degree TO the general pros
perity Of the State. Our Publication is
established upon a firm basis, having
out lived all The storms that have assailed
il, and is now without q rival of its class
in all this region; while we allow oursels
yes 10 believe, that in adaptation TO the
demands of Western Farmers il has no
superior anywhere. OurMarket Reports
and hints on selling farm products are
compiled with great care, and have often
been the means ofsaving 10 our reuders
many times the cost Of The paper for a
year. We shall spare no reasonable La
Dor or expence TO make the Cultivator
worthy ofthe confidence and support Of
all our old friends and the thousands of
new ones which we hope TO enrol the
presant year. aGEj
THE TERMS will be as heretofore, viz:
Single Subscribers 81 year. A copies
for SO. 9 capies for Getaways in ad.
vance, and all subscriptions to begin
with the year.
Address BATIIEAM e. HARRIS.
Columbus, Ohio.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be
Il presented to the Commissioners of Put.
nam county. at their next session, praying
for the laying out and establishing OF a
County Road as follows, to wit:.-Commen.
cling at the east line Of Putnam county, on
the section line between section twelve and
one, in Blanchard township in said county
--thence west on the SECTION line between
said sections until il intersects the Gilboa
and Defiance State Road near John Vuughn's
residence in said Blanchard township, Ohio
678e .l'r e@Ha HENRY BOWERS,
March 81. 1863. Principal petitioner.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MIcmleAN, !
aDls RAILROAD COMPANY, !
Semi 0l 1899

grawa5tr Via Sept. Il, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby giyea that by resolution here.
~ tofore made of the Board of Directors of the
Dayton and Michigon Rnilroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made to said Companp were required to
be ecalledin. Subscribers in the county of Putnam
were by said resolution required to pay five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock, the 18th April last
nndten percent every sixty days thereafter until the
whole ofsad subscription Should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment is essentially necessary of in.
s'allments due, TO meet the obligations and engage
hoped that those ubscrbers who are in fault in this
respect, will hereafter he punctual, and thai all the
stockholders will do their part to the frerance OF
the common interest. s, sa., ~ .,,r, +, .s
Pay ofsubscrpto is in said county, may be
made to- Dr. G. T, PoMEROY, of Ottown, who is nu
thorized to receive payments OfStock and receipt
therefor. "i "' IfFJ 10 y 7
BY Order of The Board. o9M iHaaag
Eadt5 iaa HENRY s.. MAYO, um
f9 Treas. ID. & M. r. r. Go.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE-1s54.

A BeautJul engraving in each Number.
HE LIVING Ace has been abundan,ly
honored by the appreciation of the best
judges;it has been pronounced 10 be
sound and vigorous; various and enter,
tanning; full Of spirit and life; uniting the
qualities which crafty the scholar, the
philosopher, and the man Of business,
with those which recommend il TO their
wives ard children. We shall now en-.
deavof TO add 10 these intrinsic excellen.
ces Inc greater attraction OF Art, end, be.
ginning with 1854,
EUeryNo. ,oiu contain an Impression from
A BEAUTIFUL STEEL, PLATE.
The So plates year will alone be worth
the price Of subscription.
This work is made up of the elaborate
and stately essays Of the Edinburgh, Quar-
'erly, and other Reviews; aud Black.
woods noble criticisms on poetry, his
keen political commentaries, highly
wrough. tales, and vivid descriptions OF
Fursl and mountain scenery; and the con-
tnbutlons TO literature, history, and com.
mon life, by the sagacious Spectator. The
sparkling Examiner,the iudicious A,hen.
eum, the busy and industrious Literary
Gazette, the sensible and comprehensive
Brltann'a,the sober and respectable Chris,
tIan Observer; these are inlermixed with
the military and naval "reminiscences of|
the United Service, and with the best
articles Of the Dublio University, New
Monthly, Ftaser's, Tai.'s. Ainswor,h's,
Hoods, and Sporting Magazines, and Of
Chambers admirable Journal. We do
moi consider il beneath our dionity 10
borrow wit and wisdom from Pune h ;and,
when we think il good enough, make use
OF the thunder Of the Times. We shall
increase our variety by importations from
the continent Of Europe, and from tho
new growth of,he British colonies.
The Living Age is published eyery
Saturday, by Littell, Son g. Company,
corner Of fremont and Bromfeld streets.
PrIce ia cents number, or six dollars
year in advance. Remittances for any
period will be thankfully received and
attended 10. .T1,7
POSTAGE FREE.
We will send the Living Age, postage
rec, TO all subscribers within the United
States who remit in advance, directly to
he office capitalization, the sum Of six
|ollars; thus placing our disian, subscri.
ers on the same footing as those nearer
0 US, and making the whole country our
eigbborhood. ,
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Dfc l, 1853. wv y
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN M1NUTEs!!
BRYAN,s pULMoNIc WATERS

BRY ANS PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailIng In the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarse.
ness, Difficult breathing, Incl pient consump-
tion, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child
will take :hem. Thousands have been res
tored to health that had before dcspaired.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves N zen mingtes.
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered for sale.-
Twenty-Five cents per box Sold by dealers
generally J. BRYAN & CO., Rochester,
Y. Y, Proprietors. Wholesale by
J. D. PARK, Cincinnati,
T653m3 5f w. FISKE, ClevelaDd
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By r. r. MCCLURE.

Dy = ~ 1HCOIOND' = :"
NNHEcitizenso OF Putnam and dthe djoining
Il counties, and the travelling public gem
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
thereception and accommodation of travel
ers. and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old ldcustomersandthe tn hetravel-
ing public generally. r
AS Mr., ,McC. is woll known as landlord, i,
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL its STABLES, &c. ARE we'll known
to be ample he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tina. his best exertions will be
givcnto cater for the tastesand comfort oi
the travelling public, who may give him a
call ,and that he is determine to proyidethe
bestthe country affords.
February 1850. 46lz
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NJ. Q; Ewing Petition; q ;-Ameun. AT claimed lined

NJ. G. Ewing Petition-Amount claimed
We. sg1, sos II, and interes, from
VIM. NJ. Stewart, et nl.S January 9th, 1853. - ~,
TXTM. M, STEWART will take notice thnt NJ. c.
wv Ewing has filed his petition in The Court OF
common pleas, of Putnam comfy. Ohio, against him
the said Wm M. Stewart and others; the object and
prayer Of which is TO obtain judgment against him
Of the above amount and interest and an order for
the sale Of the following premises, 10 within lot
number four in Chambers addition to the town of
Gilhou. which he the said Stewart and his wife,
Catharine, since deceased mortgagei to said Ewing
And unless the said VIM. NJ. Stewart demur or an.
swer to the said petition or before the eighteenth
day of March, 1854 the matters therein set up will be
taken as confessed and judgment rendered accord.
ingIy.
67 ie EBAY, Atty for Prf.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an Attachment was this
IA day issued, by Moses Lee, Justice of
the Pease, of Union township, Putnam coun-
ty, Ohio, against the property, rights, and
credits of James Warden, an absconding
debtor, of said county. Dated, this 4th day
Of January, A. D. 1884. "a, ,.ft.
6G6 C. H. RICE.
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* ENTLEMEN'S HATS.--Three dozen
NJ ofthe latest sty lea offashionable Hats
imported from New York for sale bys8,q
81 sGi ..... ..... WEs& "A. J TAyEoK1
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DIlilsn feIlodlcalS, VIZ.
The London Quarterly RepieD
(Conservadve 7~a f
q. The Edinburgh Reoieo, (Whig J
3-.The Worth British Repiec, (Fre,
Church.) Naaia
4-.7He Westminster Repie,o, liberal.
5-.BIdckwood's Edinburgh Magazine
(Tory.) ~
THE present critical state of European
affairs will render these publications
unusually interesting during the year
1854. They will occupy a middle
ground between the hasty>w.iuen ews
items, crude speculation, and flying rus
mors OF the daily Journal, and the pom
derous Tome Of The future historian, writ
ten after the interest and excl,cmnt OF
the great political vents OF the time
shall have passed away. II is TO these
periodicals that renders must look for The
only really Ineligible and reiabls histo-
~ Of corrent events, and as such in adj
di,ion 10 their we'll established literary,
scientific and theological character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of The
reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the
receipt Of the early sheets from the Brit
ish publishers, by which we shall be able
to place all our reprints in the hands OF
subscribers, about as soon as they can be
furnished with tho foreign copies. Al
though this will involve very large out
lay on our part, we shall continue 10 fur>
nlsh the Periodicals at The same low
rates US heretofore, viz:
Per annum.
For any one of the four Reviews, $S 90
For any two Of Tho four Reviews 5 90
For any three Of the (our Reviews 700
For all -Four of the Reviews 500
For Blackwood's Magazine 3 90
Fer Blackwood and three Reviews 0 90
For Backwood and the four Re-
} views 10C0
@ Payments to be made in all cases
in advance. Money current in the State
where issued will be received at par.
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from the above prices will be allowed to
clubs ordering four or more copies Of any
one or more Of :he above works. Thus:
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$50; AMI so on.
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the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
81 Gold street, New York.
N. B.-L. s. e. Co., have recently
published and have now for sale, The
'' Farmers Guide" by Henry Stephens,
Of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton, Of Yale
College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols.
royal octave, containing 1900 pages, ID
st, oil and 600 wood engravings.-
IN muslin binding So. ag
6TThis work is moi the old "B, B,ok Of
he Fsrm," lately resusciated and thrown
lpon the market. a1 ., i
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TEE EXCHANGE;
By Il. M. COULTER,
KALIDA, Putnam County. Ohio

MIR. G. has taken the House formerly
lv1 occupied BY Joseph Tingle, and fit
ted it up for the accommodation Of Guests,
Travellers, and all who may favor him with
their custom.
He will spare no pains to furnish good
Table, and the otherreq that MAKE e
up the proper service OF Hotel.
HIS stables are in good condition and will
DO daily Intended. S74l Mureh a, 1858.
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TUS'T RECEIVED from CINCINNATI, a
y LOT Of superior N. Q. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, MoIasses, Coffees, a choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c.
WM e. All. TAYLOR.
APril2e, 1858. Oas|
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sE Glt REFERENCES.
Brownies & PENDLEToN, Toledo, Ohio.
Eson & WRooEGreH, DelphOs, .
LAwroN. BARNETT & Co., Piqua, !"
s. J. HENsLEY, Troy,
JULIUS HULL, Cincinnati q
B. EeeLEsToN, N5o'"ol'na'i' .if pa
john FUTILE, Defiance, +"
e. w, OvERMEyER, Spencer, I"
BLISS & KELSEY, ST. Marys, /" a
FARRINGroN 4 RUPPLE,
CHAMBERS & HARRIS, Dayton, " F2s
CoMPARRET & HrBBEI, Fit, Wayne, Ia.
H. HANNA, Wabashtown, So g9
RoeERs & REFNoLDs, Lafayette, 20
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
5tttt AND
BL ACEW00DS MA(sA ZINE.

LEONARD sCoTT&co., New York,
continue TO, re,publish the following
British Periodicals, viz.
The London Quarterly Repiew,
Conservative 37-3
3. The Edinburgh RecieD, (Whig J
3-.he Worth Brilish Repie,c, free
Church.) a,a'
4-.7He Westminster Repie,O, (Liberal.)
s.. BIdckwoods Edinburgh Magasine,
(Tory.) ~
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SYTHES and Syihe Sneaths, Rakes.
- Forks, Hoes, &c, &c. !, for sale
AT TAYLoRs' SroRE.
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Death OF Lockhart.

The English papers brought by the Pacific contain
l.. Intelligence that John Gibson Lockheart, the
;oonf Scottish author died of paralysis, at Abbots
.J on the evening of Nov. 25h. Mr.. Lockhart
wa The son Of Scottish clergyman, and was born
" Glasgow in 1892 He was educated for the bar,
Int early turned his attention to literature His frsl
.s,rs were in BIackwoods Magazine, in 1917, the
Snops ChaIdee Manuscript" being in part his
~o,k Peters Letters of his Kinsfolk " was ano-
5sr Of his famous contributions to the Magazine and
msny other celebrated papers were the joint word of
5im:a)f and Professor Wilson His writings brought
Kin into an intimacy with Walter Scott, which re-
mIeI in his marriage 10 the great noveIists daugh-
er Charlotte Sophia Scott, in April, 1920. From
hat time his writings were numerous, and in 1924
h became editor of the Quarterly Review, which
osion he held until year ago, when falling health
npellei him to resign it. His most noted books
,rs the Ancient Spanish Ballads" and the Life of
Walter Scott He has successfully tried his hand at
poetry, history, biography fiction and criticism, and
never without considerable His satisfactory
.miuc; Of The Quarterly Review, through the long
period of twenty-seven years, is abundant proof oil
Bact and ability. Mrs. Lockhart died in 1887
and we believe his children are all deceased 1t il
Understood that he has written an autobiography
nbodyng the literary history of his own times, which
viii probably be published. 1t cannot fail to be very
,srnsi no
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=. Journal of Commerce resists the general ad'
The o'mr,ail expenses, and to contract business
,ca 10 md then reasons with much force, that
operation" onsible OF first. if universally adopted it
boEe,VeI iPrasse The commercial embarrassment, and
gould u an almost total loss of employment among
rssal' l III no moor. We quote:
e % naners are filled with warnings to every one
"lno he old coat, the old hat and the old shoes,
pTea. ~ear. no matter though they are napless,
snOGs.. soleless to 60 without gloves, laces and
TO put paint on the house, and no fresh
iarps on the horse to wear no feathers on the
bsneSS'o O no carpets on the floor; and in short BY
bonnet rnle, to hold fast upon every dollar they
be S'u, srend not cent that is not wrenched from
bs nd by actual want. If this policy is adopted,
Their "" become of the mechanics the taiors, hat.
Fba1 y "a sboemakers Will si!encng the distaff
t8r, ""~ usher in the good time hoped for All
Saa III ~ b. advised to live within their income but
shouu hose income is ample, should discriminate in
nose trsnchment between wasteful extravaganza,
be' liberal encouragement of the of industry
Soa %1Lotnl rich man is commended in history for
cssr his charity at a time when his income was
douOiJ bv commercial embarrasSments, because such
fs9u w.; was sign that his gifts would be more
eoI'j VIII not the same rule hold good in regard
'"E,.nsaboIJ and personal expenses? Judicous ex-
Dg+ +nrps even for objects of luxury, may do far
,oo3 than the bestowment of more charity, in
DOo Il as the gi,ing of employment is the wisest of
" forms of bequest If man of property, who has
az nrovidei for his own liabilities and possesses
9y "Come wishes to paint his old house, or build
"s" 'r. mo WHY should he not do it now, when so
Wiling hands are idle for want of employment?
S ,9s take care that in building dyke for our own
Nv r agnns future storms. we do not in our search
' materials pull down the poor mans only shell
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MARRIED.
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Dec I7Brg Albert Adams Eldrdge from Boston, to Ad-
ans, Bro. Co.; with mdze.
l8-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt from Fayetteville to
I. c. & B. G. Worth
Schr Pearl Dexter, from Jacksonville, Rankin s. Mar
tin; with naval stores.
Steamer Southerner Wateon, from Fayetteville to w
H. McRary & Co.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh Stedman from Fayetteville
w P Elliott
Dec 19-Schr. Purse Moore, from Swansboro n. c., to
]. H. Flanner; with naval stores
Dec 2-Steamer Rowan, Barber, from Fayetteville,
w. P. Elliott.
Steamer SUM- Rush. from Fayetteville to Jos. ]. Lpptt
2l-Schr. M E. Wells, Terry, from New York 90 I. c..
Worth with mdze
Schr. Emily, Mankin, from New York, to Freeman &
Houston; with mdze.
CLEARED.
Dec l9-Schr PEARL Dexter for Jacksonville by Rankin
q Martin with mdze.
Schr. Humming Bird, Bogert, for New York. by J. R.
Blossom with naval stores &c.
French ship Amerique Morello, for Marsees France by
O. L. Fillyaw
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh tedman, for Fayetteville by
w P. Elliott.
Dec. l9-Brg Cardiff, Conley, for Cayenne by w. Nef
Son with 80 bbls. tar, 127 900 feet lumber.
N-Schr. Lilly, Jones, for New York, by T. c. Worth
with naval stores SC.
Br. Schr. VIM H Cleare Prudden for Harbor Island, by
T. G. Worth with lumber, shingles &c.
Schr Purse Moore for Swansboro, N c., by j. H. Elan
ner with mdze.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville by T c..
B. G. Worth.
Dec. 2l-Schr VIM. A. Ellis Nichols for New York, by
7. c. Worth with naval stores &c.
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PUR SALE.
000 ACRES OF LAND, in Williamsburg DISC

4 000 ACRES OF LAND in Williamsburg Dis-eEs
F.OUV tricS C. situated about miles from kings
tree, Black River navgab stream Also within three
miles of the North Eastern Rail Road about $50 acres
which is cleared Land with good DWELLING HOUSE,
GIN HOUSE, SCREW, STABLES, OUT-HOUSES SC.
The remainder consists of well Timbered Pine Lands
tremey well adapted to making Turpentine. Adjoining the
5000 1000 acres of equally well mbered Pine
Land which be purchased Persons wishing purchase
will please address SAMUEL P. MATTHEW'S, Esq,
kingsree Williamsburg District, So. Ca.
Dec D. 1854 I6-lm
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NEwELI's PATENT SAFETY
LAMP r. LAMP FEEDER.

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the of Burning Fn,d, camphene' end C.he'
This InventoIs applied all Lamps and Lamp
Feeders, Also to Solar Camphene Lamps; Lanterns SC
ALSO, Burning Fluid Camphene and Resin Oil TG'
sale By c. s. D. DUPRE, Druggists Market street. =" IL
mingtoI, N G. =
Having purchased tie right for the State of n e. from
tice for every description and variety of Lamps &c
ALL persons are cautioned against infringing the above
patent as the will be rgdy enforced against all often
ders.
es D. DuPRE, Jr.
A. c. DICKINSON. 4
June 10th, 1854 2Ab-ss
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LAND FOR SALE.

000 ACRES of Land situated Long and Cypress
JUO Creeks, miles from Long Creek Bridge and
FIVE miles from Burgaw Depot There is about ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES cleared, with good Dwelling, all
sary out houses and never failing we'll OF water Also
Grist Mill in good order and well watered The place is
healthy any in the country 1t is we'll timbered with
pine, cypress, oak and other growthsE
Persons wishing to purchase will please examine the pem
RICHARD L. BOZ RDEAUX.
Dec. %, 1854 l6-3m*