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UPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1854.

WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1854
David Buel, r, esq, of New York, aud f. O. Ryan esq
Of Wisconsin admitted attorneys and counsellors Of
this court
Mr. Justice Mclean announced 10 the bar that the
would not take up for argument at this term any
the docket after No 100
No los. Thos Cromwels heirs, appellants, the Bank
OF Pitsburg The argument OF this was continued
by Mr. Alden for the appellants by Messrs Hepburn and
LOOMS for the appcees and by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for
the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, Al o'clock
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TurtnanAY May Ii laha

j. r. White, esq of Michigan, admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court
No. 100 Lewis Curtis al trustees of the Apaachicoa
Land Company Plaintiffs in error the Mayor and Coun-
Gil Of the city Of Apalachooa. In the district
court United States for the northern district of Florida
On motion of Mr. Revcdy Johnson of counsel for the de-
PENDANTS IN error this writ of dockced and dis
missed with costs.
No los Thos Cromwcs heirs appellants, rs. the Bank
OF fitsburg The argument Of this concluded
by MrReverdy johnson for the appellants,
NO ZOE. Henry W. Rhodes, appellant ps the steamship
Galveston, &c This argued by Mr. Hale for the
appellant and by Mr.. Core for the appellees
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
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ortfcEoS rnE BOARD OF HsALTa,
Washington, May q 1854.
Inermens during the month April, Diseases of brain
bronchitis, l; burn, Ii casually cachsmia consumption,
la eonvusions. Group, darhGa dysentsry, scarlet
hectic fever, remient fever, typhoid dis-
heart ~ hspalii snd sneaa, dydrohorx, 81 inna
ling from lime kiln, coroaer) ntsmpsance inersus
cepon Iaudanum gwen repeated doscs tinnnt)
ton OF lungs msas,snshsr, tnsot, coroner ~ measles
oscason Of recum, from birth, old d paralysis
IA pucpeTs convulsions smallpox, Inflammation Of
stomach and bowels stLbof 81 tables inesenierics, II iris
m uu uusce N L; A..
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TRUSTEES sALEBy virtue Of deed of me
by John A. King deceased, and
81 Of the land records 81 Washington county,
Columbia will 10 SALE the premises,
ns,on and District Columbia on Thur.day tbs sh
O'Clock In the afternoon, lo numbered four
h-red seventy two t72 containing thousand
Terms One third cash. the balance months,
by secured by deed Of trust.
the terms complied with within days sne,
the property viii he rescd the and risk Of
n w. RradUx Trustee
tAs. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar lid Auctoneer.
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Al his residence THURSDAY instant Cap
- "
ms relatives and eads the oce Of navy
respectfully invited Epph
any sns Rev. Mr. Fenchs street, ibis (Fsida) afternoon,
O'Clock. ~
ihusaA The lith instant, Mrs JANE STAT
leans. " $3.50 - - ''A's''' " ~" "
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IAN q, notice quit. The President has taken his stand
- orincple and while the honest and true will rally TO
" nort the selfish and insincere will relapse into their
IainaI condition Of darkness and corruption.
the Philadelphia sun, May s.
Tb Presidents veto Of the bin granting donations OF land
M several States for the relief Of the INDECENT insane Is
80 81 constitutional grounds While deeply regret
he charitable object sought TO be attained is thus check
IA We are grahed in the assurance which this veto gives
ma pubic domain viii longer be given away in every
shape which the ingenuity Of borers suggest
From The Louisville (Ky.) Desiocfat, May s.
No. President has vetoed the bill making donations of land
a. bone6t Of the insane in the different States. His
- are conclusive our Judgment. Congress has no power
ods for the insane That belongs TO the States and
a. he power Is not conferred in the constitution the Pres
dent could approve the bill The practice Of allowing he
dr.l government 10 oversep its powers merely because
l object 10 be mplished ought not to be tolerated
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ENGLISH cUsSKRy.-The English papers publish the re-
suits OF recent trial Of the improved Mimic muske made
by the troops At Malta The target selected was the figure
Of man and hit the chest Is termed in military
parance "bnlls-eye shot hit either above or below
but still within the chest Is centre and striking either
head legs Is called an aoutc BY the report before US
find that out Of $40 rounds fired in different WAYS from
the Mimic muske with the target 200 yards distant there
81 hits and 49 misses OF the hits five were bulls
eyes, tventy-hree centres and ffy-three cutters Laying
aside the advantage which the Mimic musket has for long
range hr precision in hitting Is concerned this is
evidently miserable gunnery We question whether almost
any Of American volunteer companies in the At
lanc cities at The ordinary musket range cannot even
with the imperfect muskets they are ordinarily supplied
with, put than onehaf their balls In target of
mans size Among country people especially in the
West snch shooting s here made the subject of an OFF,
cia report would only create rdicule the Mimic
ket has oil the qualities Of precision aud length of range
claimed for IT, in the hands Of American marksmen not one
shot in six would fail TO hit the target the English prao
tice shows that but little onehird Of the shots hit AT
all while out OF 24o shots but Eve BULLS eyea Some
Of volunteer companies here would think no exploit
to beat that without the Mimic Improvement
IrH American
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT
at auction on Thursdsy, the 18th instant,
front Of the hapsst O'Clock, Immediately
sf,sr the sale Of lot No No $50 soh
ming back Ito feet
Temsi One third cash balance six, twelve, and eighteen
month"; purchaser give deferred psyep
ng interest from tbs day Of sale deed given trust
taken.
GREEN \ SCOTT,
May l2-d Anctonsers.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANHS--stevens, Browns Hotel, haA
received select and variety umbrellas
Of styles and best qualities.
varied Of
designs and moderate uniform prices
STEvENss
May i2-3if Sales room, Browas Hotel -
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"A TsroRY ~ g. Dssas~go. vsss. 400 pages srch
III bound. Price 80
Apr FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The formed in Square ., o'clock M
The schools will be formed allotted wit No. T. Tenth
street Baptist , toundy Chapel N. r. Church eosih 4,
Union Chapel, street Baptist g. First presbytsran Ryand
Chapel u Wesley Chapel; ~ Lutheran Chapel
Sixth Frcshy,erian 10 Trinity. Chapel
r. J. MAGRUDER
May 49, 1t Chief MsrshaI
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hF's'VFW UeHtF"t Cohtesfion.
PHiLAprlrmA, May l0.-Thc general convention of the
Episcopal church, in session in this city, adjourned
this afternoon after able address from Bishop Potter
Tho question Of the basis of representation was postponed
until the NEXT general convention, to be held in Baltimore
May 1851
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Or mayoraltyTo the citizens Of Washington Gen Roger
Weighan Of the oldest able Of citizens and
who served win credit IL respect
fully brought you candidate for .sia ccs
ensuing election. CITIZEN.
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NEw foRK, May 1.-THE democrats of this State have
called State convention to meet Syracuse sixth
September.
The committee calling the convention passed resolutions
sustaining tho administration.
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Death Of Member Of Congress
NEW YoRK, May 1l.-Hon. c. Ellis, ex-member of Con-
| gress from this State, died last night.
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sunday school Anniversary.

THE Of the Sunday School Union city be
held Monday the 18th instant, grounds
front Of the Capitol win By
subjoincd notice OF the chief marshal.
Addresses win be delivered by the Rev byron Sunderland
Rev. X. l.. DASHED.
The win tbs arrival Of
probably nj 10t O'Clock, a. m.
persons Sunday schoos ara
and the public
chi, al place appointed for the exercises
o. q. WIGHT,
Secretary Washington City 9. 8. Union.
WARRINGTON, May ~, 1854
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tohsPTWoFs Convicted.
EisTos Ph.,) May 1.-THE jury in the Of the
piratos rendered verdict last night of guilty Field was
found guilty all counts and Daniel Lachenour guilty
the Sd and 9th counts.
Arriroi Of the Steamr Washington
NV YoRK, May 1.-THE steamer Washington has ariv-
ed
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n2. John w. Many having assented In tine OF
name respectfully him ~ candidate for eelec
duties Of which he has discharged
during the year, with ability, fidelity and zeal.
We submit favorable consideration Of fellow
citIssps conhde appreciation
good oMcer. MANY CITIZENS.
May
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ny-Mr. Bditor, YOu viii please announce the mann
of BEVERLY TUCKER, Candidate for Alderman
the First Ward 1t the ensuing e'ection, and ositge
May MANY VOTERS.
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= m INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN PnANCIsco.-
2so&ep The steamship NORTH STfR win leave New Yot
June 5, connect with the steamship YANKEE
BLADE celebrated A
limited number NJ tickets viii ~ se,d following rates ap
piled for before the Goth May: Cabs, ESQ., SIS Parties
residing remote sections Of the ccssuy advised apply BY
letter without delay hM sxpscsea ae will through
in these ships IL twenty one days. Apply caly %
JAMEH NJ. CROSS,
May li-dlw No Battery Place, tup s'airsl
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GRAND JUVENILE CONCERT,
AT TEMPERANCE HALL.


IN Friday evening, May i0th Prof Ksmmercr win give grand
Upwards hundred pupils will
ing thirty pieces rounds and Duets os and
tettes and chosuses, &c.
Children accompanied by their IN
cents had q the door.
Concert o O'Clock.
May l0-d3Ss
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Francis Nash, Eyccufix of James)
Nash. decenscd, Pgnlnst John Nash
Eliza Rebecca Nash, iniemaued
with Medison C0llns,' ElviIn Nash
ine,marriej with Wallnce Lewis, The state
Jane Ellen Nash intermaried with Of Ohio
Michael Floyd, Thomas Jefferson Lawrenc
Nash, JnmesJ Nash, Susan Froncis County,
Nash, Rachel Nash, Jemimu Nash Court Of
inteimsrried with lrn Slater, foff,l Probate
ace. VIM. II II Nash, and Francis
Marion Nash I'M norsl and heirs n,
law Of James Nash, deceased. J
The above named defendants gre no'ilcd
liza, on the ?lih day Of February, d ish',
said plaintiff fled in the Court oI Probate w'''',
in snd for the County Of Lawrence and Satc ol
Oho her petition, Tie object and prayer o
which is to thin an oracr in said Court, u
sell for the a,ment of debts of dcceden', he
following real estate, situate in said county, 10
wit. one hundred ana sixty ncres o. land ~ Tue
Ohio C0mpany's purchase, part OF lot No. l29o'
IN Township No. = Of Range No. l5, being n
pafi of section No. 81, and the south halt ol
ihc ilact Of land conveyed by David Robert
son. 10 said James Nash, deceased, on the 2lst
Of August, ls45, by deed recorded in volume
10, pages ll5 and ll6 of,te records OF deeds IN
said county, and that the snme will be for heor-
ing in Probate, Court Of sad County ON
Wednesday the 10Th day OF March 1851, ana
that unless the said defendants, or some one ol
Them, shall appear and make defence, nm Or
der will then be taken for The sale OF said prem
iscs for the purpose Aforesaid.
LEFT & HAWLEY.
Feb "a 1854 Attorneys for Fetr.
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Sale of Real Estate.
LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT
Margaret shope and william Shope.( q

Margaret shope and William Shope.l ga
Administrators OF VIM. Shope deed,
versus f..
Margaret Shopc Widow. Martha
Shope, Mary Shope intermurried with
John t,awLns; Mahals Slope, inter Petition
married with Daniel Hallelman; John to sell
Shope, Elizabeth Shopc, intermarred 7 Lands
with William Thompson; Wilhnm
Shope ,IaS Shope; Tim Slope tof full
age,j aud Sarah Ann Shope and Roda T..
Shope, tinfnnis,) heirs at law Of VIM
Shopc deccnsca' and Asa Clark hold.
er of lLc legal title to last Tact oi
land in petition mentioned.
On tie22d doy February a. ID. 1854, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, and on the promises
in Washington, Township, Lawrence County
Ohio, will be sold 10 ibe highest bidder, clear
Of Dover, the following lienl Estate, as the
properly Of William Shopc deceased. 10 wit;
The North half of the South East Qu arier Of
Section thrly.Six l36j in Township four 4, and
range eighteen Is, containing eighty acres and
siyty one hundrcdLhs Of an acre SOIL, nppral-
sed 10 the sum Of four bundled dollars, S4OO.
Terms OF scle ere cash in Land, two hundred
and thirty six dollars and sixty cents, S236,LQ
and the interest Oh sald sum from the 3d day
orDccember, 4 u, 1853, To he day OF sale; and
the residue in six months with interest from the
day of sale, oil secured by Mortgage deed on the
lands so sold, Or other sufficient surety. And
notice is hereby given tc the above named de.
PENDANTS that said petitioners will ask the said
Cour, on the 29th day OF February nest, to con
| finn said sale: TO award, and order payment Ii
the said Asa Clarke. the holder of the legal IT.
| tie; and decree, that said Asa Clarke convey
said legal title TO the purchaser or purchasers
in the lands Aforesaid. MARGARET S.iorE, Ad
Jan. "a, 1854. WM SnorE, Adm r.
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sellers Vermifuge Is the Best Ia Use
HERE IS 7 HE PROOF.

Licking gStulion, Ky. Dec. II 1915.
Mr.. R. I. sELLERs:A-l have ihe pleasure 10
Inform you, that have used in my practice
your celebrated VeDnifuge with the most hap.
Py results. ! have formerly used Fahneslocks
but being pt rsuoded 10 try yours, | have found
II Jar superior IN every respect, and eau sny,
without the fear Of contradiction, tha, your
Vermlluge possesses more virtue than any ey.
er used, and most cordially rccomm md il to
me attention of the public. ! will state cnsc
where gave one vial Of your Vemifuge. My
brothcrs child was pning and sting TO u
mere skeleton. In SO hours after gave him
the NemIiuge, the enormous quantity Of up.
wards Of six hundred worms wcrs passed The
child that was given up lor lost. IS now as well
US any child in the neigliborlOod.
March IA I'm AMBROSE AKNETT, NJ ID.
TABirnA CiIAFERs,l -
"''
The defendant in this case wiltikr notice that pe-
on has been Il ci IN tn G, r, of Common ens ior
Lawrence County Ohio prny Ing ila her mairis e
contract with The snid Sanford nigh, be revoked
oa0 assigned sS''e"s essy sp cn asd a,yeS, e, Gam
Irod,on o, March u, 1854.
NOTICE.
Thefe wltca 'cing Of The Board Of School FIX.
am ncrs ~ ME Court House, On Fr.'ay. l1h last, u,
" o'clock Al by orler Of The I;oarl,
Iron,on, March II, 1854.
RAGS WANTED!
We are paying the highest market price il
Cash for Good Rags Paper Shayngs, Co,lor
and Hemp Waste, Rope and Bagglng.
NIXON Il CO.,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers, II and Z.
Walnut Street, G NciAN III, Ohi).
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las now on hand, and is constantly receiving
a good assortment of Music and Musical Insiru
mrnts, uch as Accordeons, Flutes, Flies, Nio-
lins, Guitars, Danjos, Carionetts, Flageolets,
One ay, eight day and alarm clo'Ss, watches,
jewelry of the bes, quality. The very best OF
Cigars and Tobacco, Pcrlumery Of all kinds.
Confectionery, Fancy Groceries, Glassware,
Notions, Blank Books and Stationery, Pictures
and Frames, of all sizes, plain or gilt, Sealed
Measures and Weights, Dried and Foreign
Fruits, Nuts. Fine Shirts, Cravats, Portmon
les, Hobby Horses, Toy Wheelbauows and
Wagons, and tops Of every description, and
great many other articles too numerous to men
lion. Marcl 1854
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Srecial Master Commissioners Sale.

10y virtue ofa certain order ol sale TO me d.
- It c;ed from the Court of OcmmJn Pleas
Tor the County of La" renee and State of Ohio,
| will Offer Tor sale at the door Gf the Court
House, in Horton, Oh the 7th day of March
next, al one O'Clock, p NJ, OF said day, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate IN the county Of
Lawrence, and described as follows, to wit:
The " of Lot No. 1873, and part of the IA OF
No. 7}4, in Tie Ohio Cympanics purchase, in
ownship No. one |, and range No. fifteen Is.
bounded as follows to wit: Beginning Oh the
S " corner at Sycamore on the bank of the
Ohio River, 40 inches in diameter thence No.
| C W 5G3 links 10 Stale, thence; thence due
! y 10 the Il ana W line to 4 swamp oak three
inches i'll diameter S - , VS. Links to a llack
gum l2 inches in diameter S So E33 links to
stake, at the corner thence S TO a maple on the
bank Of the Ohio River, thence along the bank
Of The river TO the place OF beginning, contain,
ing GO acres more or less, and being in breadth L
aud W IL chains and 10 links, appraised at
81, 36t-o be sold as the rcperty of the AG-
mnis,rator and Hers Of Hector Prchard. de-
ceascd, 10 satisfy said order in favor of + S
Smith. CHAS. w SIMMONS.
Jan "a. 1854 SrEcrALM MASTER
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NOTICE.

There will be petition presented 10 the
B,ard of County Commissioners at Their next
regular uee,;ng, for County Road, as follows:
TO commence at the bridge across Indian Guy
an, near VIM. Browns in Windsor township,
Lawrence county; thence On the east SIDE oi
said Browns field nearest the said bridge until
opposite his dwelling house, thence down
Though said field to the end ofa lane at that
place; thence directly back again through the
field TO the last mentioned point; thence The
nearest and best way to Archibald Thomas
stable; thence, nearest and best way To Wm
Pinkelman S; thence, Eearest and best way te
intersect the road leading from baskerville tt
Wakefelds mill. .-
February 7th 1854. 81 -+t'}
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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION
ERS SALE,

The State of Ohio. Lawrence County.
nuFSuANT to the command Of on order Of
sale, issued out Of The Court of Common
Pleas in Choncery Of said County Of Lawrence
to NE directed. shall expose 10 public sale at
the door Of the Court House in said County, on
the Sih day OF March A D 1854 4, at the hour Of
one o'clock, PM. of said day, the following real
estate situate in said county towit
"Part Of section No. 81, Township No.
range No. Is, in the Ohio G mpany's purchase
Beginning a, the S,u:h Wes, corner Of said
section thence North on the West side 10 o
corner made TO o piece of lend sold 10 Lewis
Singer, by Elias Bragg-lhence along the line
OF said piece Of land TO the Norl line OF said
section--thence Eas. 10 piece OF Land sold 10
John Marks by Elias Bragg, thence South to
said Marks, Siuth West ctrner-thencc WeS,
10 James Bfares North West corner, thence
South 10 said James Bragg's South WesI corner,
and thence along the South line Of said section
/ West 10 the place OF beginning, containing iol'I
hundred and fifty acres more or less, subject to
the dover Of Naha'a Bragg, appraised at SIN
hundred and twenty FIVE dollars. To be sold as
The properly Of the heis OF Llias Bragg; 10 saiis
ly decree in said Court rendered against then
in favor Of Pcrcival Smith.
CIV SIMMONS. Special Mastc!
Feb 9Th 1854.
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7. p.hA1lWTIMG, CIR AIMING, &C
G:SiE T. S:3;S%iF5l lsT3.'

WOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens
Of ronton, that they have this day entered IN
10 copartnership, in tie above business, and
purpose carrying il in all its varou branches,
such as HOUSE, SIGN * rANci PAINTING, GRAIN
Iyg. MAnrLlNo & PAPER HANGING From the cX-
pericnce of 3 or 10 years, and the success we
have heretofore met with, we feel safe IN wnr-
ranling general satisfaction to those who may
favor US with their patronage. All work en-
trusted to our care, shall be punctually attend
cd 10. We are deiemnsd 10 do our work IN
style moi 10 be surpassed by any Painter in the
place. We intend to carry on the business IN
different style from what it has been here:
vet. From attention 10 business, and good
work. we hope to NEE, liberal share ol the
public patronage.
Enquire at Harris & Warens' Grocery, on
Fourth Street. J. e. SIEEN, ~
Feb. 2s, 1854. NJ. NJ. SWORTH
REFERENCES.
J A Rchey, Of Ironton. ABender, ST., Pitbg
S Richards, do J Bisscl, 10
NB Particular attention pad to GfainIn
l. Fancy Painting.
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GEORGE Shamhari, Plaintiff against U.
Cain Sutherland, defendant. At the instance
ofsaid Plaintiff, on the 18th day Of February A
ID 1854, an order of an attachment was issued
by Thomas Higgins, a Justice Of the Peace ol
Mason Township, Lawrence County, Ohio, Tor
the sum Of % dollars debt, and supposed a.
mount of cost len dollars, against lne goods'
c attels, stocks, or interest in stocks, rights,
credits, moneys aud effects Of y Cain Sulher-
land, nom resident OF said County.
March I 1854 GEO. SHAMhANI'
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Valuable Real Estate fer Sale.

THE Subscriber oilers for sale his lot and two
story brick building. next door below the Yer
non House, on Front Street, lronton, ONO.
Said building is ~ by 43 feet, the l,wer story
now occupied by Drug Store, the upper story
is occupied as dwelling, containing. Three
rooms OH the floor, md one very good room III
the garet, with entrance from the outside. Ios-
session can he had in March, apply TO the SAP
scriber in lronton. JACOB CUMPSrON.
Jan "a, 1854 WS
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

10 raNc Will bIsHOR W EhhI''
HAVING decided upon remaining pcima.
nently in IRONTON, We have just repenlshed
our stock by purchases direct from the Eastern
Manufacturers with the most perfect ard conf
pete assortment of Boots and Shoes ever oiler-
ed for sale in this market Our stock is unfl-
vailed for ELEGANCE and VARIETY, and we have
made arrangements by which we shall receive
rJ'Fresh Supplies Monthly % direct from the
East, so that persons purchasing Of us will have
to nav one profit less than to buy Of those who
make their purchases in Cincinnati.
As heretofore, we continue Tie manufacture,
of every variety OF boots ana shoes Ourselves
anI consequently eau furnish either Custom c!
Eastern work Oh a little the most reasonable
terms of any establishment in this entre region
Country Merchants and Furnace mrn give
us call and we will supply you
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
with any and every thing in oilr line, at price:
that YOU cun Ju; Acknowledge ckeap US tho
chtPcst. Dloiiol'
NC PERLEY,
Nav 1;ib 1859
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30 COAL DIGGERs WANTED.

THE Peach . clard C,al Company will give
constant employment the year ruunJ TO %
Gal Dpgcrs al their works Gu the big sandy,
They are paying 90 cents cash per ton OF 20Uo
pounds lor digging. .. -, n,
For further information, enquire OF W. L.
Nichols g. Co., al The Mouth Of Big Sandy.
Jan 2G 1864.
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1nINO Gallons Stone Ware;
lOUV 10 boxes Cheese for cuttinsi
100 rcams wrapping paper.
so kegs rifle and blasting powder;
10 barrels Sugar;
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 do No Molasses;
%. do Potatoes OH commission for sale
low by the barrel, lot or parcel.
A No. one article Of Cotton Batting.
Bickwheat Flour, CJrn Meal, Batter. Eggs.
Corn Brooms, Common and Fancy, on hand and
for sal, by NJ & 20.