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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

Gen Armstrong, proprietor of the
Washington Union, died at Washington
on Thursday evening,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

LIQUoR Law DEClsIoN.-In the Su.
preme Court at New Bedford, yesterday
Judge Merrick announced the decision
of the whole Court in all the liquor cases
tried at the Court of Common Pleas in
Taunton, in September last, upon which
exceptions were taken. These were all
overruled and the judgement below af-
iirmed. All these convictions were for
common selling, and the decision does
not touch tho seizure and destruction
clause of the law, upon which a decision
is soon to be given in a Bristol county
case argued before the Court.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

BALTIMORE, Fen. l9.-The liquor
prohibition law passed the Maryland
House of Delegates yesterday by vote
Of ~ to %. 1t contains all the Maine
law restrictions, including the power of
search, destruction of liquor sc and is
to 60 into operation in May, 1856, ifpre-
uiously approved by the people.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

p I. Barnum. ESQ, is now engaged
in writing his own life and adventures
Five thousand dollars have already been
offered for the copyright
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

cassius NJ. Clay has become a sue
cesornl pork dealer Mr.. Weed,
editor Of the Albany Joarnai, writing
from Cincinnati on the 10Th ult., says
Mr.. Clay made $4,000 in the pork
business last year, and will make two
or three times that amount this year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01

TENNEsser.-An Anti.liquor bill is
before the Tennessee Legislature, and
petitions have hoen pouring in for its
enactment This cause, upheld by fan
atics," and "mad men" seems to be
spreading.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01
California News.-Arrival Of Steamer
Northern Jiqht.

Quick TrW-&eamcr Ashore - Tie
Sonora Eapidition-ScUcrc Ittntey
in Cu/j(OrHjn
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w WHEELING I'll Ga..... .sa..l55 E
sPRING OF 1888.
swM..qT. SEEBY. "a
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

sos aWiM.fY1. SEEBY. 81
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
b.. Foreign s&sDomestic Dry &; oods, ;l...
No. III Main ST., West side, bettoeen Monroe ana
20 iff -''' A-,a Union SITS. ? 7tAa ~ iaei
Wheeling, Va, -Nasgg
NOW inrecept- Of his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
i and Motions, direct from importers and Manuiactu
rers Gomprising complete and desra BILE stock OF
goods adapted 10 the trade this section be found
In any hop Wet, TO which would respectfully
invite attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
isH - '7t-t' DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpScas ropns lawns de Iaies, ging
hams with large stock Of prints of the best
makes and colors Aso bonnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings In variety. And of 10 M
MEMS WEAR.
. In cloths, cassmers; satnctts merino cassimeres,
jeans twees, and summer cloths; also, CottOnades, De
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen drills naneens and
other such gools very desirable assortment lso,
men's and boys palm hats Lghorn and Canton hats, soft
wool braslha etc.; wa fi stock of linen and cot.
ton haggn seamless bags burlaps table diapers, cras
ckngs, checks, shrting, stripes etc brown
and ble9ehed muss; with agood stock of white goods
in the Nt ii'i1 p F93t ~ i7''i sf7s II
Ks J.-1tH1t aaI NOTION LINE. i !ts-.4H l=iH
As cambrics, jacones Irish linens, laces threads but
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs, etc all their variety.
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, well In
quality aud STYLE as in prices. $50 uSzSsllli ..lh
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Pemberton House.
Water street. rseloxv NJ onroe.

-. II -ss.,..s WHEELING, va .,..7E7sIl5 ..t-4. -
TN M.PEMBERToN announces 10 his old friends and
~ the public generally that he in the com
modious br ok bulldog formerly Known as the .4St
Charles and Thoroughly repaired retted it, and Is
pIera cd to travellers in good style moderate
prices. The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Londii, he Depot or the bal
tiiore and ohip Railroad aording the
cars OF packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor resrectfuy invites the attention OF his
friends TO his house, and socits share public patron
d. s 4 tf
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COrFGlI, TIN, a. sil REiGT HIEON " a ak *
,t.y3s Manufactory. .....s

= \ y. W. II IIdIuldCUUT.y.fI- I--..s ttasE
!. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
s bestowcdupo hintl subscriber would respectful.
t- Iy inform friends and the public generally that e
SSconnues manufacture the above named articles III
all their variety Of which he has always nand good
sortment for wholesale and retail at very low prices
He also Keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most
proved patterns for coal and wood s u
Job will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and In style that will
nleaset the most astidiols. @tf tit4 N"-F - RS
nug24 f-.-g +. Z .VARNEY, 81, Main st.
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80 MoCLALLENS7 q KNOX,
!. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 'Ir
BOOTIS4ND Shoes MEMS 4N.D

SHUES,f MEMS AWID
r. Boys Hats and Caps, at The ~
go nell knopn standof the
BIG RED BOOT.
XNT vIngfro our Manufacturing
f establishments, one largest and hest manuiac
tured assortmento Boots and Shoes Fall Winter
wear offered in this any other They
been manufactured to ORDER according direc
tions and intended expressly for retailing To
regular customers, and all others who may favor with
CALL we can offer an unusually large variety OF Boots ami
Shoes which equal quality OF material
10 those manufactured in this any other
Partof the United States. Our stock will be found
sist, ifapar. OF the following seasonahle goods:
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Look at This!

hOOR db u LIS!
III those who are desirous Of preserving the memory
IA or themselves and and friends do most eec
tuaiy, by calling without delay,at L. Tarbels naguer
reolyre Rooms at the OF Main and Riddle streets
Centre Wreng; and procure for each those 1ilelke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained, with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in tbs city.
l.. TARBELI Daguer feotypist,
~ -. Corner OF Main and Biddc streets. A'
ietS .a,.Flsisis, Centre Wheeling.
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{ /. ARCH 13., 1854. IS, g. = ..sss.. e..
sWHEEIaING.. !.
. JOENaB. VOwEI,I,

/ ,..l.s 5ss,sEaf-., tstDFsAE.IsR IN i set' VIZ
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye StnnH, phtenf DIedf fcines, Pc RIA merry SC
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Notice Of Partners.hip.-

NOtlce Of Partnership.
vii; he cont;meI Nv tbc The old stS Si o
Main street, under the firm OF Edwards Warden;
James w. Warden having purchased tho interest OF ia
cob NJ. Warden.
:. - 2'1S' A.ICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
dec4-tf ~ JAS. w /. WARDEN. a..
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GEORGE MENDEL.
y asi No 154, BInin Street,

WHEELING VA.
I S now receiving La RGi E LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS
J. MATS AM, MATING. Also, Table and Floor OH
Cloths OF all dths and Keeps constantly on hand larg
assortment OF Furnaure OF every description Gilt
Mahogany Framed Lookng Glasses, Glass Plates Xenal
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind trimmings, Clock,
Mahogany Vaneers, varnish, HaireIoth, CurleI Hair
Spring Sackng Bottoms Brass and Mahogany Sair Rods
all will sold the lowest prices augot
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. d A. j. BAGGS, .,s..,.gl.r.
No. ID Main St., Centre Wheeling,
EEP constantly on hand assortment OF the latest
and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
Parlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves Their t.Western
xiirglnaI "a coal stove. cannot be surpassed by
them within the last six months, pedgig themselves
take them back hey did not give satisfaction have
never had one returned
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style Of
Arch Gaics warranted equal to any made in this city;
also cast Iron Snks and variety OF articles in tile
FolnaI line, which will be soil low for cash.. - - \
SFarticular attention will be paid to kinds or JOB
WORK. if!2! Er& Ea fly5t 7ffEs5tI4
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bln.yl New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonum, No. 100
uHuiu Street.

Sign of the dirccinn Trigonum, No. 100
Main Street. fg
sgtzsl J. FICKIESoN would respectfully M
EEsss1 q nounce TO the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
7 II u II 1cinty, that he has Just opened new and
aelegGnt establishment for the sale or Violims,
Guitars Yiolincelos, Flagoles, Flutes, Fies Accorc
first ami best make. --
Instruction for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing PIE 70 aE q 10 10
Music for the Piano, Guitar, Flute Violin Also the
newest Songs D9ett etc. and the hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. SO -
claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks. also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. -+,.. .,-s
Snws for Volincello and Violin
y. Kecer's Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
Furniture such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats oramy
descriptions of Furniture. s4t,-. ~, = ,aE t,F
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best in the United Saes
as Nunns and Clarks grand and Pianos, job Dm
sns Hallett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &C.
Agent for the make of Carlardt and Needhams Patent
Mclodeons tait 7f n fa7s' Is'ti' -ss 5 -'IFt= s''
al iEe lowest nrices..- IT,
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9 DRUGS, MEDICINES,

hemicals, Perfumery,I &C., &c.
r III. CRU1IEACKEIS would announce TO his
hicEds and the public generally that having purclas
cd the Interest OF the senior partner In the business lately
conducted under the firm oIsJ. aCrumnacker & Son. lc
will continue the at the old stand No. 175, Main ST.
and respectfully solicit and trusts to merit contin
uanee bestowed onths old frn
Hehas just returned from the Eastern cities, and
opening extensive well selected stock OF Drugs
Chemicals, Perfume:y Fancy articles, &C., all of which
purchased strict personal inspection ard with
scrupnlous regard purity of quality, and now offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms. 1YT.
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For yeTtisenents of greater length, and less than
or column inserted longer tine than two months
discount Of so per tie above will be made for
each square the first three nonths and DO cent
For business OF professional cards. square less
per annum. o'Uc
For busi ess or professional cards, one square, per
3;c sIs2 onc 1oOSo
!. half :" =. 60 s9'So 60
And so per cent on the above for inside.
UBPersonal communications chaged at SlOO per thou
GTSpecal notices charged S20rer square, per nnnu.
for first square, rate OF discount thereon Tor
greater number Of sqa under the general head an
10 Gems a lire for single Insertion
Business advertisements, with monthly change one =,
square
Same with weekly change S1'UV
Notice OF dea hs inserted graiuitousy, but funeral
notice Charged .s...''..-..'
Marriage notice charged. 90
NomnSti0ns charged for each candidate for sepa.
late Office month less, in advance 300
Religious notices inserted for half ptic:.
K. BARTLESON,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
SwEARlNGES, TAYLOR & Co. ,
GEO. o. LITTLE & Co.
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.i+ RATES OF ADVERTIS1N6S.
THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers or newspapers In
m cty OF Wheeling i'll view OF the Increased price OF
An ibor aud expenses rendering their EXPENSES
m greater than heretofore do 9sree TO charge The follow
Srse less rates bellows ten lines or less OF non
pareiI constituting square: s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-17
RALEIGH, Nav II. 1854

RALEIGH, May ii, 1904.
At a meeting CT the citizens of Raleigh held this
day in the City Hall, to appoint Delegate. to the
Convention in Wilmington the 25th instant,
On motion of Hon. John H. Bryan, VIM Dallas
Haywood, Mayor of the City called to the chair
and Seaton Gales appointed Secretary. Edward
Cantwe Esq, submitted the following resolutions,
which unanimously adopted
ResozUed, That the citizens of Raleigh have heard
with pleasure of the contemplated Convention to be
held at Wilmington to take for the repair
ing of the Cape Fear River and Bar and that in every
measure calculated to advance the interests of that
Town and port the people of the whole State have
great interest. Therefore
Resotced, That for the purpose of having the CITY
of Raleigh represented in said Convention the May
of the City be authorized to appoint twenty dele
gates to said Convention.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. j. H. Bryan
and II. w. Hustled, ESQ.,
Under the above resolution the Mayor appointed
the following named gentlemen delegates to repre-
sent the City of Raleigh in said Convention viz:
Maj. Walter Gwynn, Ell. w. Hustled, Robert W.
Haywood, Seaton Gales, Hon. j. II. Bryan, Col Geo.
Little, Maj. E. Cantwell, DIR. j. F. Tompkins, j. L.
Marriott, +. c. Hill, j. j. Tredel, VIM. H. Harrison
.. Busbee, w. G. Douh, F. Hutchins, R. l. Wynne
ID. Martini E. E. Harris, j. G. Buffaloe Dr. j. j. w
Tucker, o. L. Burch, E. L. Harding, Dr. W. R. Scott.
On motion of E. Cantwe, Esq, the Mayor was
added to the list of delegates.
On motion of j. j. Iredell, Esq, the CITY papcrs
were requested to publish the proceedings of the
meeting. On motion the meeting adjourned.
WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD. chm
SEAToN GALES, Secy.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

RALEIGH, May 18th, 1854.
A large portion of the citizens of Raleigh assem-
bed at the Town Hall according to previous notice,
to extend to Willard Fillmore Ex-President of the
United States the inequalities of the City.
The meeting organized by calling VIM. d.
Haywood, Mayor, TO the chair, and by appointing
Dr. J. j. W. Tucker, Secretary Whercupon
Maj. II. W. Hustled introduced the following prcam-
bic and resolutionS
WHEREAS, we have recently learned that Willard
Fillmore, late President of the United States may
find it convenient to visit City during his tour
through the Southern Statcs-it is Resolved
LIST. That will extend to him and to the friends
who may accompany him, the Inequalities Of the
City of Raleigh, and request our Mayor to ask him
and them to accept the same.
Cd That the broad statcsmanlike and constitu-
tional views of Mr.. Fillmore subjects which pc
cuiiarly interest at the South well as his most
cstmable character as a private citizen, have won
our highest respect and confidence. We therefore
citizens Of North Carolina, heartily welcome him
to State.
Sd. That the Mayor of this City appoint COM
mittee Of reception, and provided Mr.. Fillmore
sent to pay a VISIT that said committee meet him
at Weldon, some other place convenient to him
and conduct him to Raleigh.
4th. That the Mayor also appoint committee of
arrangements to make the necessary preparations
for the entertainment of our guests.
Hon. J. H. Bryan advocated the adoption of the
Resolutions in few eloquent remarks which
unanimously adopted. The following appoint
ed the Committees:
COMMITTEE RECEPTION.
Gov; Manly, J; B. Shepard B. F; Moore,
j. H. Bryan, Geo. Little, L. OBJ. Branch,
II. ". Hustled, Edward Cantwell II. w. Miller.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j. B. Ronlhac. j. F. Jordan, Seaton Gales, R. W.
Haywood, B. B. Smith, W. c. DouS, Dr. Richard B.
Haywood, DIR. j. j. w. Tucker, S. Fl. Young, VIM,
w. Holden, Jer. Nixon, P. F. Pescud, VIM. White,
Sr, Thomas d. IIogg R. s. Tucker, w. White, Jr.,
DIR. w. R. Scott, DIR. W. II. Mckee, j. I. Marriott
j. j. Iredell, O. Busbee, ". Fl. Jones, w. II. Hairi-
son, J. c. Palmer, W. Whitaker, Jr., S. E. Philips
and Julius Guion.
The city papers were requested to publish the
proceedings of the meeting.
There being further business before the meet
ing, motion Of r. S. Tucker, the meeting adj
journcd. W. d. HAYWOOD, Chan'n.
j. j. W. TUCKER, Sec'y
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER
49,, N I :, DrpARrnrs,

DEpI
Bureau Of CONSTRUCTIVE IT
$ "a LED 3: PlsoposALs, ENDo aRss + bIs Il,
of the 10th day of June next s Suleau u
and yellow pine I plan Ior the &
apa @ SSSw 25ooo cubic feet T
Boston, $4,000 cubic feet white oak
New y ork 30 oo0 cubic feet white oak, and 40 ooo
Philadelphia, 900 cubic feet white oak and a..
w ash 1 1900 cubic festwhe oak and :ooo
Norfolk, 4e,cco cubicfeet white oak, and 10000
The offers to be for each yard and sooh
timber separately, by the cubic foot description
The white-oak plank stocks 10 have grown viii
of the salt water, which satsfactol n
to the ccnmandnsent Of he yald here ~ nlSt
Onehalf the number oflegs must be az feet IN Is dreG
Of the remaining half 10 be less than IS fee, length r
the whole quantity to average 4S feet Tho m
half to be not under u inches square cIo end
The remainder not less than Il inches To be INV
ing in conformity TO The growth CT The tree sta alu
long fair curve no sudden creeks will be a Civil
wanc exceeding one-fuurh of the width Of fI
squared the sap wood TO be excluded in the r e Sick
The yeliGw-pne plank stocks must average a.
lcrgth and piece be less than IS feet: to 10 AZ let
the natural taper Of the tree but 70 srddn crock
the small ends of enc talf 10 he ret less tI butt
square, clear CT wane and the rtnainirg not G Hc
inches the sap wood not to exceed u of The f s hn
corner, ard to he excluded in the measurement nTm l
the oak and pine, reductions will be made for ax IN lob
imperfect squarng The whole to be Of the best cT
white oak, and long leaf fine grain yellow pine
from defects To Be- delivered before The r sI re
vember, 1854 at the respective above n.
subject to the usual inspection Vpad
Approved, ed, spTetes in iwicethe estimated amount of
ton will be withheld from the amount Of each NUN tdd
collateral security for its faithful performance Ean
cent. Teach bill, approved in tripcate by the I Eg
commandments CT said yards will be raid by Effective
agent at the point Of delivery within thirty DAYS la!
sentatiCn. '9 PIT
Every offer must be accompanied by written c
whose responsibility must &c Certified by the
responsible pcIscn known to the iurcsp
offer be accepted The bidder WILL within ten day e
receipt Of the contract at Che post oce dcsgratd
the same with good ard sufficient suretics ia m 1tee
articles proposed, agleeably 10 the TENS srecrdn III
CONTRACT and in the absence Of such gra aree 10 b5
be considered. "u VIII
Bidders are particularly requested TO endorse their
Timber deliverable in 0ct0ler that hey nay be d
gu;shable rcm other business letters Of lie tace
vent their being rrematGrely opened -N pit
Persons oneriI requested to designate tie rcs 4
through which they desire to be addressed and D%
navy agent to when tie contractors are to be Sent I
cution. tN
No paper will be Paid fer publishing this adyertr
rot sleclaly authorized by the bureau.
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OFFICIAL
RALEIGH, May 6, i

RALEIGH, May 6, 1854.
Regular meeting of Board of Commissioners held
this evening present:
VIM D. Haywood, Esq, Intendant Messrs. E.
Smith, c. B. Root VIM. 81. Mckee, l. Proctor,
Commissioners
The proceedings of the last regular meeting were
read and approved.
Petition from a large number of the citizens
was read, asking the Board to recommend some
suitable person to the County Court of Wake as
Flour Inspector
And, after interchange of opinion, 1t was laid On
the table until the next meeting
On motion, the sum Of two dollars was refunded
to NJ. B. Register, it being charge of Taxes
for 1853.
On motion, Willis Scott and Lewis Peck Esqs.,
were recommended to the County Court of Wake
as suitable persons as Auctioneers for the city.
An account of Willis Byrd for forty eight dollars
was presented and allowed.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the City Constables
instructed to employ hands and have all the ciserns
filled with water
Dr. VIM H. Mckee offered the following ordinance
which adopted
BE 1t ordained by the Board Of Commissioners Of
the city Of Raleigh, and 1t as hereby ordained by
the authority Of the same, That any person per-
sons, who shall remove cause to be removed any
sand from the Streets loam clay from any
square or lot belonging to the city of Raleigh either
within or beyond the corporation shall, for each
offence, be fined the Of four dollars And it
shall be the duty of the officers of the city to report
to the Mayor immediately any Infringement of this
ordinance, and he shall issue his warrant and cause
the above fine of 81 shall be paid with all costs
which may attend the same.
No further business arising, the Board adjourned.
J. J. CHRISTOPHERS, elk.
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EATING MORTGAGE. The Portland 1Irertiser
of the 9th ult. tells the following good story:

EATING A MORTGAGE. The Portland Adcertiser
OF the 9th ult tells the following good story
The law books abound in terms applicable to mort
cages. Mortgages are "forcclosed" "cancelled. y
lifted" discharged" &c., but we never, until
Within W,thJ few y. days heard of eating al
the substance of those who gave them.
The Park street (Unitarian) Society, in this city
some years ago. contracted debt in the purchase
OF their organ, for which the organ was mortgaged
to individuals: One of the old members once threat
ened that II he lived to the mortgage paid, it
should be eaten On Tuesday evening last, at the
annual Parish meeting, the Parish Committee an
nounced that the mortgage had been paid dscharg-
ed, ana handed over to the Committee The "old
member referred to, Immediately and moved
that it should be eaten. The motion was carried
without dissenting vote, and the members Of the
adjourned to the house of Jeddedi-
ah Jewett where the mortgage was served up,
astewed, fried and scollopedip It tasted SO much
like oysters that one could hardly tellthe difference
was the unanimous opinion of all present that in
who give them. - ~
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6, 1854.
EEOE = CO.'S PATENT GRoUND SAWS.

"a d The subscribers manufacture from the best CAST
STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from tW inches to eighty inches
diameter. Their saws hardened and tempered are
ground and finished by machinery designed expressly for
n he usual manner as thew are 10
stilened by increasing them in thickness regularly from
the cutting edge to the centre consequently do become
heated backed, and produce great saving in timber
They also manufacture CAST STEEL MILL, PIT AND
CUOSS-GUT SAWS, AND BILLET WEBS, Of Superior
quality all Of which they have for sale they may Be Cd
famed If the prime pal hardware merchants hrough The
United States and Canada. 4. HOE Gu,
May II, 1874 go and 81 Gold-street \. y
KY Publishers of Newspapers who will insert this at
vcrtlsement three times, with ibis note aud forward usa
paper containing the same viii be paid in printing mah
by purchasing four ti2es the amount of their bill for '
advertisement 1022-W3t-
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

We, The undersigned, residents cf in tbeS,.
of , hereby guaranty that in case The tc,tns
bid Of he accepted, WILL within epdrTs
after the receipt of he contract at the Iost oce de
ed, execute the same with coed ard sufficient uIe,E
furnish the timber embrace i'll said bid conformity With
the terms of the advertisement under which was Id
B.
CD
hereby certify that, TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named guarantors good ard sufficient
Ell
May 6, 1854. 18a2-w4w