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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

Tue la,e-t sdveys ere 70 the sth IT, Ga-eg- p1b-
l-bes h., Of new ministers. Three are m'terntc'.
Duke &c kYas, president and msrae hayGn, i'raigo
Affair Rios Ross Interior Three are p.1gresr.as:
Lscerna. justice EnSro, finance; kods. pablo works.
cen. Garr 20 appointed commander Of cavalry g. Mad
rI Tn irsu-gent. masters OF Madrid during the
MI nj of tho -th two in nom rho troops
gsged anl acted vigorously against TIE bsrricade Fight
ug Ea- goe On 10 several psr-s 81 IL csp "a Whel te
It's reported "a Pans tlat Sarv,oz Ia, formed Cab.
utt. Lester, from PaTs ay that H. ls acs)uut be- cor
'ei 'he f non -lse' e3 - "ha phri Esp'r-ro End
ODmnal viii take, and fears are entertained fao. 2
serious ID faction nay arise. Il = dorhtu wheth.r
he Omen EN- ultimately ss1n TIC ihrsLe.
been .ezed winch throw light The ulhmste IN
fs0fioLs " t5C su4genR Ia ce success the lhrpre
"a % b. ceefISd yarant GL1 1s t1e Interest % spain
4u-e. ih4 The whsle peninsula houd b. hencef0h GOV
erned b. sovereign only, sOvere ~ subject ~ .e
laws. having the same Eiiss the r8n and
enemies the Gown would be offered 20 the yourg King
Of Portugal. Don Pedro v. Prince Of SAKE Coboarg
GOtha, who by his m0the belongs 10 hOuss Of Brs-
ganXt snd b. hls fairer 20 the Coburgs.
al the officers O the IsuTecEon Know this plan bu,
~ inmaoa thereof nes az YET been given - AIRY body
connected With ihe Portuguese GoTernn .ut 80 a. Mt .
occasion possible refusal IA the o. hs nsarysn.s
have decided one wfyo another.
The Hsurgeni General ODonnen sad Duce have
issued ProrsIare intended to draw lie Progresilss
he: color. They esy:
Henceiorth there are no mere Progrs-.ss nor Mod.
ersfos we are a >panordl, and mitaors tae msn 81
July lss. Retnrn 10 tie Constitution Of ls37mais-
tensDce OF Queen Isabella I-perDe:gal exile Of the
queen mother-dismisssl Of despote rnisstry-with-
drsvd OF the forced Observation-Disclosures Of peace
such are our otects; which will attain a. any cost a.
the traitors shall learn the field Of BATH where We
will punlsh their bind and wicked iolies.'
MADRID, July 1.-The rebels advancing upon
Nssies snd not upon Granada. General Iuron o."
joined General Bacso. The insurgents Of the cavalry
regimen. OF Aopters are being pursued very closely
Buce;a is marching toward Teruel
CaRrHaGES., July l3-Ths Military Governor ordered
ell the Inhabitants Of Csrhsgens TO deliver up i.eT arms
sfbiu "A hour The French Consul nterered IN behalf
Of hi. eountrymen who we're allowed % dePcsd hsr
--Ls sl1 pst9l5 Is lis oi1ce.
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DETAILS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

T., s.aau,,iin Ceneda from Liverpool July ~. VIA
H.il-s snived o. her whar st Ess; Boston q. abol'
In. clock yo.terisg .5senoou. From tngi-h papers
by tbs arrival We obtain additional particulars Of
Eg-opesa intelligence. The London Correspondent y
III, Ha7cas,'.r G41-i.Ia Of July q says:
IosssI Of AZ oace ecilg The basis Of negotiation of-
rs ~ Rl..ia Cont Buo sent % % inquire 10 L'ns9n
,pd r as VIZ he- :, considered ssusfsc,ory. H'
count. PIT ~, - To- rer- or the aiyance % the Ac'tr-
an q--y mo walls H. suumooed Ru..A 10 era.u-
A.. the Prucipeuies 1i.hin mouth isereby virtually
corcse 20 b. FRESH Or peace Tor 8; least ina Pc
rod Even IT, T.p,s complains thai We afe .!Esldy
p rig from this .ast s-' Of coWa-ce - bad ia.t1 anc
rat the Ene ID End French troops are now engrged n
rel,trang IT, UslHbi2l Province 20 perform ne ia<A
Nhieh ror three weeks ago Austria bad pfoures 70
r.rtouu for tAeu. must n0I forge. 20 remind yol
ibai r.er when ~ Supposed Is would receive ns-ast
ard ample execution, IL lhte treaty between Az
tr,s and Turkey s1ceetlngly unpopular a
london Ewss looked zyon The int step toward the
APPROPRIATION ty Aus.s VI the provinces % Which l1xey
ha. - ..lan.ly Yindcsied her own claim and nothing
but the prospect of iTre;reTsbly committing Ausiris 10
the good cause and sceele-sns sbe expulsion Of me has
.ans could have reeOnced 20 l. But Il Los tarAs 0ht
tbs. while Au,ira hSs immensely sengtreneo Der nora
position aasIs. he ner settlement OF Europe whenever
hat nav arrive Tow a. fer e. ever ron seerfins
N, e7uiyslelt.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

Mr. R.prLyy in the chair; Hrser Mrlos Secretary.
judge MglGs read the following report
SoloN RoBIssON, hgNar NJIGs snd joss HOOPS
ho were spponted al the last meeting q e Club TO GA
anime "Wnrng's Elements Of Agriculture iHeE Pao
shed ~ Apsetons made heightened repo IN t''"' u
the bOok stating that school should he "ihoui H.
This was unanimously adopted by me Ctno; -
Jpd,a N,fG. read from the report o. NJ FLh', Sccie
80 =; Nass,cbssetfs Agricultural Society, upon the
tCb,;re which states tina, this tree houlshes best 10
soil worn out for purposes q! agriculture IlH'S 'I4 -
raised from seeds, or by trauspia % NV
uartej upon poor land. Take care not 20 orr e ~ i
an .ranspantinc that j. the great trouble N MOVING a.
pucs With care they osy be safely tran'p'' any
month OF tho ycrr
Gam w D. Pa .rrG laid upon the table sp'cmens
of soap aud oil from cotton seed, mahuiec'14eu - '
natept process s NewOrleaps. on IRON cot-' st'l -
not now though Nc believe nearly all The atienN
trsct Il in this country have proved unsuecesio
seed of cotton IS more than fwice me "',sn % ~ -
+, IL about the size and .omewhst Ike sunb'"e Se' u ~
sousllv rich In OIL l. Is oiiher wasted or used io-
on Tho plantations, except On incoIsdesaD." 9u1' -
% cattle II is poor food except when cOoke Hu Que
- -. -. The Iost I..ro0l 81 Agricuiurc NJ INC
Hirh,nd Society. scotland publishes loA- Iel"1 -
fs.diny cattle with cotton seed ana cotton SEQ
which proved the latter, ied with turn' cum -. bc
p lin,eed cake OF bean meal. one % INC ia-''sO
T,sJo from, oil cake i that il hes TASTE hkc l'yN
die. Cattle are fond OF cotton SEQ CA 10 80
that of Aaxseed and ii u dscdei! 9e''.l and -
cotton seed for they nos good lie co1hl. -. oi
,n,;cn nj The oil leaves The residue better thsn ~.
seed which ore toe oily Tor the digestive "s''
0a of me dFculties heretofore experiences ~ we
s1f,Cturs OF oil from cotton se arse RON tls SS
Ist nIheres 10 al Upland cotton seed Ine. o' .nS
leland variety il smooth. but m lar ie qu1u'l.
10 al II i Also more useG and NOR VAusso LOT
manure -, Ito, .eea r,.v be rsigbted
s,on The south 70 this City ard ths o. 70
bsro rro6tabiv because ths cake would De Nalau.s 20
c,t,l. in this vicinity The above report urges ns sa
- ,oy British fsrmers IL sts.es thts 9''vo suns
tlnS 'o' 800, 80. - - -ppv cake vore imported
hosee1 ea.o - ~ 80, tissl3 tuns Of faxseed
nv .ane wear and that oatile feed might BE- maeh
cbespeped BY supply al cotton seed OIL CAKE rs.
49, of oil from cotton soed oEe account states n,e
- from one hundred pounds 81 seed Another az
cunt saws a gallon Of nine pounds from iour CIV" "
seed The SOAP made from the oil sieArine anu o.s -
, eead is said 10 equal that OF any other Fege'aois
~ fr many purposes. ltsa subject of vast hPofi.uCe
W ~ ~of,on growing states hat it viii be t"unu uas
thcv have smother 'mrofto p -h''''' '1ooi -
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THE TGRF.
USios CorAsE, l.. I.-TRorTING. - Hefsssosg A.
sust p i-5i Match for $780, mile heats 10 harne,.
Ovrtr ssmas LaGv W1E.IA......................I
Owner, SOTrell Gedia, ..........'''-'.

USios CorAsE L. I.-TEorriSG. - Wcfsssosy, A.
gust p l-j'. Match Tor 500. mile heats TO hsrne'.
Qrn'r' a.n'-s Lae' Wi1Es .....................
Tim,-:.i7-1.49i.
These horses belong to Jersey. This was an interesting
trott AM was closely contested. The sorc WA the L.
vore al to So. large amount Of money changed
bands.
IsIuN COtRsE. l.. l-IEOrTIN6.-Nach Tor : 100, ir'iV
heats in haruos. Monday July 81 between two horses
from Hudson one II bay mare Lady Hudor. and blsck
rc'd;ng Peder The mare had he call a. sol 70 q 80
previous 20 starting AMI ,ier b first het. TsI as IA
yorite AZ 100 20 IS ard taLes. The second heat me
mare came ont shead and every present were getting
ready TO leave the track when Hiram made compsin.
that the mare had run and crossed in the heat Tho
Judge, eer come delay gave the beat % The hor, tax
leeI,on wss unlocked or, and gave greet ds'atsa ton
The horse Won The th.-d hcs AID race. The ouoWfs
the result:
MopSay JAY Match 800 nile heats IL hsrEes.
II Wco5nu. lsine- b. :. T. Psd.s-...;..........
J'~ Wl'g'' 5sI.' : % L 5.S, Hso ''''''''
RED Hor.E PfY4SUAE GRouSDs-IsoTllsd-Jaly
Ma,cs for 500. mile heats, best in ..
Segs59alks mes o., o. z. g. P-'ee'.....i
D. M''''' Ann" fs;s, T.. a 's' Il 81 81
RID HousE Pir,.rrr GBoryDs-FsorrISe-Fci 8sy
July 2 fo- purse Of s95 mile heats beet in 70 sasdlsa
g Seop-r asy.' b. g. ,. isa''''d'.''..'.iI !
TIas-2a5 80 pi - rs.
hAtNt AND Ifol Nv" ~ NNNiIN"-1 Wv
CoCRst. san Flancsco-Trotme and pacing, Jane L.
l,5. OsrbyIlens purse el.o g. 30 second besi hs''e
csicl weigh: .wo milo heats.
W. '.ts.is. :. Grey a., i..oa-. ,......'
AZ The conclusion 81 the shove. hall nile race coz
OIL between Two outsiders Tor sloo which was ven By
cry ho-ss.
pusse oa. theu pat up for dash OF ''see mis 10
which four horses started which Won by sisrol
horse "a consequence Of the best horse boiling.
june Purse sooo aud silver pitcher v-leos a.
$50 gwen by the proprietor Of he UHion Hoe .sre'
nile hss's in hsrs-ss.
G. ! El.s'. ca. E Rhods l.s-s......-.....-....s
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RESOLUTIONS.

was ifd evening ~ tnp II oi
Eim-st. Present d.. a. Y. WhLIAVs President, and T.
beie quorum.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. WTsr, That the Superintendent Of School
Buildings be directed 20 examine he School Buildings
De- TIE ur ficou Of this Board and report whether
they IL condition 70 the safety I'D comfort Of
By NJ Joys.-Tha tie .alary ofThoua. r. Bennett.
EDcToss ug Cork in the Office Of the Board BE- $50 .
yoaf. Adopted.
By. Mr. " rCiu1r-Thst the ralhry Of " IN. II. All.
Dpuiyt tIk 81 the Boasd be 700 per alnum from ss
daie 81 hi. appointment. Adopted.
by Mr. IL}ToSIlat the thanks OF thi, Board he PIE
seItcd 20 iac Hon. Ogden Holm for hc able clique
ana classical Grafton delivered 10y him n the Free Aca
eny the .n uL and that he Dee requested TO furssh
cory Of the same ipr publication. Adopted
BY the Ssm--ihat the thanks of this Board be pre-
scented 10 the Roy. VIM. II. lsusLon ilr the able add
beautiful poem lad by him 81 the Free Academy on sAe
a-ti ult aad tar be he requested 70 furnish COPY or
the same tor publication. Adopted.
APPLICATIONS.
OF the scloo officers Twentieth Ward fnr supple or
Public school No. q" N sa,d Ward. 70 Committee on
Surplus.
for Females ia said " ard.
81 the school officers Fourth Ward f1r additional leave
ab-eb,e ~ Mis- France Johnston Principal The
Female ID, garment u Ward school No. 10. Ia Con-
n,iiee on TEACHER.
Oi The school Offices T~enticti Ward 1r authority ,c
contract for Brown s. EIis = Warning Apparatqs for the
School House in iWentycghtst. II C'maitiee Va
W6minr and Ventilation.
OF r.. Won HceTucoA relative 10 his system u Musical
Notation. To Committee Course If Studies
OF the school officers Twenty-6re Ward for an sppro-
prstiOn fer he erection of school-loise IN said
Wand
NONfsATfOFe.
Bv the School Officers oi Fourth Ward, OF g. j. Dough
crty a. Trustee IN Place 81 4. Ingrahan. resigned.
b the School Ohrtrs Of twenty second Word of " m.
!. Leggeti Commissioner in place q WIN. y. Aide.
resigned.
PORTS.
Of the Committee Oh Warning mi Ventilation,
rnend.u the TUr base of stoves or the heating Of Ward
school No. 90 az Harlem. Adopted
OF tie E6tCutVC Committee on Evening Schools, IN
Of organizing enng school for ,.n.los 10
.ior--... ~ lhe Fourteenth ard. Adopted
Oftho committee SCpples, sec0mmcnding an appre-
PRESTON of $1,000 Gr SUPP OF the DeposOry. Ai'ptee
Of the Commitiee on supplies, IN iivor ct approving
contracts Tor fuel Tor the schools. Adopted.
Orthe Fin, nee Committee in favor Of approving coa-
tracts for erection OF Ward School No4 thirteenth Ward
Adopted.
EEsOLt TIOys.
b. Mr.. pHuLIrs-Relatiye TO the amount 90 supplies
furnished from the Depository. Adopted.
By the Hme-R aatIve % Easing the amount ol supplies
10 each School on the avtrag- ATTENDANCE. Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion On" Board proceeded % Ill vacancy OF ne
COMMITTEE on Evening Schools. ballot being token
Mr. blackburn oi the First Mard was declared auiy
elected. Adjourned.
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some more ,roo.s were hipped a. Csil on board he
Te-ns rant and Eug transports ou Iue.d1T and
y edu--Jsy sud also board French vessels The
emhafkatoH appear 20 be- now complete Tor the praaent
MAEsEuLE'. July ls.-'rhe cholera continue. ~ COM
nit treat rcvages in our city and it. enyrons. The
deaths Yesterday we're ~. To-day 70 eleven clock,
death, we-e recorded at the Hotel de Vile Upward.
" 90 persons have left ths city Owing 10 the fright
fu epidemic uo" existing ia he CITY orders haze been
given io- ai ihe troops - embark g, T1u..n.
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BRUTAL AFFAIR.

T,sterlsy morning q caran. whose name W. could not
a,ce,an While passing through Fulton ST became onraged
Z. a. ho--, for some other eli pulled ou' the
min al tongue. The brue who committed this outrage
ulou d1,b animal arrested and taken so the fomb'
tn- eKamlnatlon.
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CAvAI Lo,v.-The Commissioners of the Cana Fdaa
have resolved zoo receive proposals ln the llsi August
.s, FIR further loan o. 81 30 600 FOR the Enlargement
Of T. Erie ana other Canals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
DIFFICULTY NTH FRANCE SETTLsD.
CoNsrL DILLON TO BE ssLUrED.

Mr.. SOlL2 AND THE SPANISH QUEss.
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CHIcAeo.-Tnere were IS dessh. BY choeEs is Cscag'
on 2sh ul., and 20 on the 'o;h.
ToLrpo.-There were SIX deaths by eso1srs on tie
29th.
BUFTALo-For the week ending July -, u deaths Uy
cholera Of .hese there Gernans 81 IRISH il frsncn
Euicrslts .; Traf olc- J. American g oaA'hy AoI
lrrvn 4.
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WAR SEN>.

vnSs,. Tlsr,i,y July 2OIt i eredioly A'ssr'ed mat
Co, .res. q Soveregns will take Place 81 frAgae
Tbs' Crmusrder-in Chief OF the Baltic expedition has
In Cr,- the fere H1reu,e suc all the vessels COM
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PROGRESS or TIE CUBAN PURCHASE.
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PROGRESS Of THE CHOLERA
NrM.YORk CITY.


IL BROohLNN.
The returns OF the Beard OF heaia up ~ yos.ers2y
rnornia- show 10 case, and deaths.
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The stated etHc Of this Board for the month OF Aly-
Mt hed l8. evening the HILL correr OF Grand snd
En-st. Present D.. 4. y. WILLIAys. President and
beie quorum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

-, O 49, ~, tSi-.l.. Rl.s uenp-f'-s-f
49,. $500 y So ~ p,... Iohp Mona, N,rnishss
49, aIee.. ''''N'' - $780, saut Hoot, He's pCAfdst
b-sc-,,, lIoseoh Rsva. Water.
I.. S.'y. ipitu Ponpisso Coutfatisi.
tsnsrt Cont. fsTner The Lofehtp snn-ri Co,csnss
$500 - ~. 80. Andrsy Pom Wsitsr
- ~. n ANGELO Bsrtoni, shoen.asf
49, q Neo - ADyeI P.fSr Possish, Comb Make
S,s-s' Ii 49, ssnt. Meresdi. Sb ,emAie.
a.. r,ns-T n DA' Lois MlntilDo Gsfd.nsr
f..e,s $1,000 co.sA,,,, R.sse Anessni Cs0~efssi
.ssph Piazza. Cabinet hAkor Agen-
1tsle Csssdio. Cabinet NEfsr
Nearly az Of these men t-e quite young -
aey stopping in Groenw hist but a. soon Dc Po'S''
hey vii commence work IN order 70 get inc n.''u ~
xrg;., ,., 4t,,o opcc more he friends and f'nes
so4 ~ .,l ..e have BEEN 30 Ding .lretl
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
UneQuaIIed Inducements,

UneguaIIed Inducements.
TEO. A. DAVIS, having remodeled and great
VI ly enlarged his long established, well and
favorably known Clothing Warehouse, rendering
it now ample and equal to his large and increased
trade; and possessing unsurpassed facilities,
both in the importation and manufacture of his
goods--would beg leave to call the attention of
purchasers to his goods-would beg leave to
call the attention of purchasers to his complete,
extensive and varied assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, for the spring and sum
mer season, consisting of every quality, grade,
style, and price, and suitable alike to the wants,
wishes, tastes and ideas of every class in the
community. Manufacturing all his clothing in
this city, under the supervision of careful and
experienced cutters, his goods will be found to
be infinitely superior in MAKE, STYLE and
u DURABILITY, to at least two-thrds of the
ready made clothing offered for sale. In his
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., will be found Sc
ect and beautiful assortment of CLoTus, Cas-
sIMEREs and VssTINGs, which will be made to
order in the latest and most approved styles, at
the shortest possible notice, under the SUPER
vision of cutter inferior to none in his pro-
fession, and will be SENT if desired, to any part
of the country. The WUOLESALEDEPART-
MENT will offer inducements which no Mer-
chant who desires to enhance his own interest
can fail to perceive. He pays special and par
tcular attention to this branch--his second and
third floors have been devoted exclusively to
this Department, and will be found complete
both in amount and variety, as any ever offered
to Western Merchants. An examination of our
s. e:k is respectfully solicited, and will always
be cheerfully shown. GEO. A. DAVIS,
sprls-9m Franklin Buildings, Cleveland, 0.
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Cleveland Advertisements.
At Wholesale,

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
81 Superior ST., Cleuetand, 0.
TNHE undersigned are now receiving one of
l. the most entire stocks of
DRY obs,
ever brought to hismarket. Also have in store
a complete assortment of
Ready Made Clothing. Shirts. &c.
Of their own manufacture. All Of which is Of
fcred to the trade, and will be sold at WHOLE
sALR ONLY. In addition to the above, will be
found an extensive stock Of CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS. Also MACHINE CARDS, ATINErT
WARps, and a great variety of Manufacturers
Goods, which we receive direct from the Facto-
ries on commission, and will be warranted of
best quality. Our stock is new and complete in
every department, and is well worth an exam-
nation from merchants visiting this market.
aprl8Sm ROUSE, POST & CO., 81 Superior-st
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Mercantile I oIlege.
CLEVELAND.
E.G.FOLSoM, PRINCIPAL.
In corp grated May 9, 1851

FACULTY.
& G Folsom, B, Principal, Teacher Of Practical and
Ornamental Pennanship.
E p Goodnougb, Superin terdent, Prof of the Theory
and Practice of Book Keeping. and Lecturer on Mer-
camille Customs, General Laws of Trade Accounts.
Gray and lloster, ASSISTANTS in Book Keeping Depart
ilent.
Geo Wiley, TLos Hay, and D 3 Palmer of the Ceve
land Bar, Lecturers on Mercantile Law
Rev. E Nevin and j Vaughan, Esq, Lecturer on
Political Economy.
R + HumstOn Lecturer the History of Commerce
and the Art of Computation.
TERMS:
For the Mercanl lie Course, time unlimited, $40 Ot
The same course for Ladies', 25 OF
Twenty lessons in practical penmansbip, simply 50(
For full course in Fouri shing, &c.
The Principal of this lnstuonI guided by the want
and experiences of the mercantile community, has re
Gently secured some of the ahest men the state a
Instructors and Lecturers the various departments
the College
| The Professor of the Science Of Accounts, has ha
experience of eight ten years in Commercial Al
fairs. alternating his tine, partly as Teucher, in the Mer
cGntile Colleges of Cincinnati Pittsburgh and CLEVELAND
and partly actual book keeper in the best bushes
house in the country. These qualifications so de
sabIe, yet seldom found in mercantile schoo.
will enable this college to impta more thorough know
edge of the real minutla of Practical and Theuretca
Book keeping than can be had probably in any simila
| Institution III the United States.
| For further particulars Circulars just Issued
the regular catalogues. send for tn EN- BY mail
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HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
UHL & DARLING,


Register Building, Camps Block) sandusky, o
NTOULD invite the attention of those in want
w of any article in the Hardware line to
their assorted stock of heavy and shelf Hard
ware, Cutlery, Mechanics Tools, &C., which is
in part as stated below:
Anyils, Vices Axes, Hatchets, Pocket knives
Crow Bars, Chains Knives and Forks,
Hames, Shovels, Fazors, Files,
Mattoclis and Picks, Shears and Scissors,
Hammers, mason's andBraces and Bits,
sledge, Nail Hammers, Rules,
Cut, wrought and foorDrawing- knives Saws,
nails, Squares Iron, Planes
Glass, Spike Malls, Cooper &.Joiner tools,
Smiths Bellows; HingosSpoons, Japan Ware,
| Stock and Dies. Cabinet Brass Goods,
Cast Steel, Currycombs Razor-strops, Selves,
Locks and Latches, Screws, Steclyards,
PUMP FIXTURES.
Including Reels Galvanic Chain, Pine, Fopla1
and Zinc Tubing, Wood and Iron Curbs.
Sandusky, JAM 81, 1854. 17tf
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The IRisH GIRLS STRArAcEM.-An
amusing instance of Hibernlan simplicity
10 afforded US in the. following little story,
tod us by friend, in whose words we
give it:
One day she entered our library in a
confused and uncertain manner, quite
different from her busting way. She
stood at the door, with letter between
her thumb and inger.swhich she held ouI
at arms length, as if she had gunpow-
der plot in her grasp. In answer to our
inquiries as TO her business, size answered
can it phase yer honor. I'm a poor
girl, an han't much larnin,' and ye sees,
phase yer honor, Paddy O'ReIlly, and the
better than him doesn't brathe in ould
Ireland, has been wrilin' me letter--a
love letther, plase yer honor an'--an'--'
We guessed her embarrassment, and
offered TO relieve it by reading it to her
Still she hesitatsd, while she twisted g
bit of raw cotton between her fingers.
"Sure," she resumed, "an' that's jis
what | want, but it isn't gentleman like
yerselftha would be likin' TO know ov the
sacrets between US an so (here she twist
ed The cotton quite nervously) if it'll only
phase yer honor, while yer rading it, Sc
that ye may not hear it yerself, yell jis
put this Bit of cotton in yer ears an stoI
up yer hearin,' an thin The sacrets II b.
unbeknown to ye ~
We hadn't the heart to refuse her, ant
with the gravest face possible. con plie'
with her request; but often since, we hav
laughed heartily as we related the incident
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24
r. j. GIBBS g. CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Iron, Steel Mails, Glass, kyfes, Springs

~ y. SiD - O. co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Iron, Steel, Mails, Glass, kxles, Springs,
Nuts, Washers, Spikes. &c.
Bethel Store. Watcr-si.. &andu>ky, o.
10 G.y and Country Merchants, Bull.
ders, Wachinists and BIacksmiths.
CPRlNC LIST FROM THE WAREHOUSE
~ OF R. J. GIBBS & CO. at wholesale.
Common Bar Iron, all sizes superior quality:
Swedes and English Refined Iron;
Heavy and Light shafting Iron:
Heavy and Dandy Wagon Tire, cut proper
lengths, all sizes small iron to match.
Horseshoe Iron, Scraps and Charcoal Bloom
Plough wings and plough slabs;
Plough steel 5 by to IL by 3-l6;
Band Iron and Coopers Hoops, all sizes;
Nuts and Nut Iron and Washers all sizes:
Russia Nail Rod;
Wrought and cut spikes of all sizes.
Nails--the largest stock in the market;
Eightypenny Fence nails:
Brads, Barred and Finishing nails;
Boiler and Hoops rivets,
Carriage, Buggy and seat Springs;
Smiths Bellows at manufacturers prices;
Cast, spring, German and Blister steels
Window Glass, the largest stock in Northern
Ohio, at manufacturers card prices.
Our spring stock is 200 Tons Iron; 1000 keg;
Nails and 1900 bxs Glass, which we pledge our.
selves to sell to the trade or others at manufac.
tarers' ardprice with transportation. Iron anG
nails warranted superior quality. mar253m