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MT TASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By
I'VE virtue OF mandate TO me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and fur the coun.
ty of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case oi
Jacob Abegg VS.. Michael Fagert ct al will he of.
fered for sale at public auction at the door of the
court house in said county, on
Tmesday,t the 2lst dag Of March,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and 4
O'Clock p M. ON said day. the following described
tract OF land. situate in said county.to wit:
Lots Nos. 65 and 6S in the town of Antioch. 4
,WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Feb Is, 1851. 81 Is, Mon. Com. Pleas
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"ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By
lVA virtue of mandate TO me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio.
in the case Of George Slack against William Will
the door Of the codrt.house in said county, on
Tuesday. the 2lst day IF March. 1854.
between. the hours ,pf 10 O'Clock m, and o'clock
m, of said day. the following described tracts OF
land. situate in the County aforesaid, to wit:
The north east quarter Of the north west quarter
and the nurth west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section 81, in township 4, and range A,
tanning 80 and As hundredihs acres.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Feb Is So 90 ss Mon. Com. Pleas.
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subscriber has been appointed by the Probate
court of Monroe county. Ohio. administrator OF
Frederick Huber. late of said county, deceased
aud received letters OF administration. Those hav-
ing claims should present them Immediately. prop.
erly authenticated. JACOB HUBER.
March 8, 1854.
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LII The subscriber has been appointed by the
Probate conrt of Monroe county, Ohio. admins
traitor of Hamilton Highman, decd. and received
letters of Administration. Those having claims.
should present them Immediately, properly au-
thenticated. DAVID HICKMAN.
March g. 1854.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF
- Fl. Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, will offer for sale at public out.
cry, at the front door of the court house In the
town bf Woodsfeld. in said county, on
Tuesday, the sIst day Of .liarch. 1854.
between the hours of 10 o o'clock IN, and O'Clock
p IN, of said day, the following described real
estate. lying aud being in said county, to wit:
Lot No. IL in the town of Lebanon; appraised
at $500, -
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
ertv of A. Higgins s Co at the suit Of Edward
HaZleton. WILLIAM READ,
feb Is 80 90 Sheriff.
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R0.LL OF HON OR.

Received on subscription to the "Spiri,
Of Democracy" for the week ending Sat-
,r,s3ava March II. 1894:
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Clocks and Watches.
T. T. ADAMS

T. J. ADAMS,
Gsmovsd II 70 s.a the building Hda m
sN.sA nounces to his friends that he is still car
rying on the business of Repairing Clocks and
Watches.
He has also for sale Clocks and Watch
es, and a fine assortment of Je,celry. Toys.
sc. Woodsheld, Mar. l.
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Black Silk; Six Velvet Trimmings
Ve1ret Testing. Pointed Velret do
Pink. all acool, DeLaines,
Green, do do,
Blue, do do
BLUE, BLACK and BROWN CLOTHS,
SATTINETTS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS.
For Sale at KIRKBR1DE's.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
vl virtue of mandate to me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Monroe county; in the
State Of Ohio. in the case of John F. Bidenharn
against Henry Fiber and others. will be offered
for sale pmblc outcry. at the door OF the court
house in said county, on
Tuesday, the 2lst dry of March. 1854,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
of said day the following describedrea estate.
situate in said county, TO wit.
The north east quarter of the north east quarter
of section 81, in township 5, Of range 6
ts6 Rsa EHitWM. 0KEY, Mas. Com.
Feb Is 81 ST. Mon Com Pleas.
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DIED-On Sunday, the 18th inst, in
this place. MARY daughter of Daniel and
Catharine Neihart. aged about 10 months
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Susuicions of Privateering.

We heard, yesterday. that an unusual
number of vessels, chiefly clipper schoon-
srs, are how being fitted out at this port
and Baltimore, destined, according to the
exclamation Of some OF the parties concern
ed, for the Danish West Indies. The en-
tire Heet. is, ree1oned at twelve or thirteen
sail, manned chiefly, il not altogether, by
Danish aud Swedish crews. 1t may be
thalsths regular trade to the Islands of St.
Thomas and Santa Cruz has made a sud-
den. demand for this draft upon our ship
ping, and we shall be glad to know in the
Sessuei that the discussion of the object is
altogether uncalled for. But the time Sc
lected, and the rather extraordinary choice
made OF certain class of seamen, to say
nothing of the obscure and out of -the-way
sources from which the money is said to
come for. fitting ont these vessels, certainly
Justify q, public reference to the subject.
That, English property on the high seas,
eondt.etas OF gold and silver. especially,
en- route from the West Indies to South
afnpton, might be subject to aggression off
the Danish Islands, from Russian letters
of marque, is not probable, in the imme-
diate attitude of the eastern war, but the
time may be near at hand, when the rela-
tiops between the Two powers would justify
the suspicion that an adventure of the
sorss lin the desperate spirit ipriyateering,
might be attempted.
It.is quite certain that the assurances
from an official quarter, that the Russian
pentlemensnow in this country are on no
con.raband- mission, but simply superin.
tending the Government vessels now build
ing for their imperial master, by Mr.. Webb.
haye not entirely quieted the public mind.
Ia sl,i..,. i. is.s iIas Nep York Times.
Peoria, 1LLINo1s.-The Press of the
25tEa says: "In Peoria, not only every
ware eshouse and store-room is full OF grain
and flour, but every cellar in which it is
safe to put sgrain,i also occupied. Sew
eral, large warehouses are now being
erected for that purpose, one of which is
ovef goo feet long and SO wide. We
know Of one dealer who has over two hum
dred thousand bushels Of grain now in
store, and three that have over one hun.
dred thousand bushels each. There is al
present in Peoria nea ar one million bushels
of.erain, awaiting the opening OF the riuer
and canal for Eastern market. great
pooflion Of this would go forward by rail-
road II i: was completed; and as fast as
ssmsssd, the warehouse would be refilled
BY grain from the country. If we have
the requisite facilities for shipping by canal
and by railroad, We may calculate on a
business Of over two millions of bushels in
Grain alone this season, with large in.
crease in pork, -four, aud whisky.
~ s. i---------------- 49,
,t.ELopEMENT.-The Steubenville Herald
feCofds the elopement, on Saturday last
ii tw1 married persons, John Hamilton
IN s,,5:if ~ wife Of j. F. Day.s The former
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
u S. SPELLING BOOKS,
ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC lst READER,
do 2nd Reader,
do 3rd Reader,
do 4th Reader;
do 5th Reader,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, Parts End and 3rd,
MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
PINNEO'S GRAMMAR,
KlRKHAM'S GRAMMAR
COMSrOCK'S PHILOSOPHY,
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
Metallic Pens, Paper, Ink, Quls. States. &c.
For Sale at KIRKBRIDE'S
Nov So
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Blank Deeds for sale at this
OFFICE.
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KUASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE by
VH virtue of mandate to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in the
State of Ohio, in the case Of Vachel Rsrnes against
Jacob NftMseken and wife. will be offered for sale
at public auction. at the front door of the court
house in said county, On
Tuesday. the 2Ist day Of March. 1854.
between the hours Of ! O'Clock, m and o'clock
m. on said day.. the following described real
estate, situate in said county. to wit:
The south east quarter Of The south east quarter
of Section IL. in Township 2. of Range 5. con.
tanning 10 acres, more or less. -
WM OKEY, Mas. Com.
Feb Is 90 90. Mon. Com Pleas.
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NNASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By
lVH virtue of mandate to me directed from the
court of common pleas within and for the county
Of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of John
W. Selby's administrator vs.. William Connor and
others, will be offered for sale at public auction, at
the door of the court house, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 21st day Of March,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and
O'Clock p IN, of said day, the following described
real estate, lying and being in said county, viz:
All the south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section No. 3. in township 5, of range
sa WM. OKEY. Mas Com.
Feb Is. 1854, s. 90 Mon. CON- Pleas
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Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in the
State Of Ohio. in the case OF Johnston& Beriyhill
agains, L, Fl Gordon and others. there will ',e Of
fered tor sale at public auction, at the door Of the
court house, in said county, or
Tuesday, the 2lsf day of March.
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m and 4
tract of land. situate in said county. to wit
One hundred acres ofIand situate in the north
west corner Of fractional section No. 10, in town.
ship g. of range g. being the same tract of land sold
by George w. Green to /. IL. and William Cor
don. SssEi., .WM. OKEY Mas. Com.
Feb IL. 1854. So II Mon. Coin. Pleas.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF
~ Fl. Fa. tLev. Fa, issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to pe directed will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the front door Of the court house in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Tuesday. the 2ist day of March. 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'clock m, and O'Clock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements lying and being In said county, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section TO-. township s. aid range =; ap.
praised at $500.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of Thomas Hicks at the suit of William Hol-
den. WILLIAM READ.
febl5 50 l2 Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S sALE.--By Write Of writ of
~ venditioni Exponas and writ OF ri. Fa et
Lev. Fa., issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Monroe county. Ohio. and to me directed, 1
will offer for sale at public outcry, at the door of
tho cont house, in the town Of Woodsfield, in
said county, on
Tuesday, the 2lsf day IF March. 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock al M, and o.
clock p. IN. of said day, the following described
real estate, lying and being in said county, wit:
The south west quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section 21. township 2. and range 4;-Also
the south west quarter of the south quarter of
section 81, township 2, and range 4. /.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty of josiah Dihe al the suits of Murphy, vii.
SON s. Co. and T. l.. Waterman s. Son
WILLIAM READ,
febi5 So so shseif
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Sunhsh, Feb Is, 1854.
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A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. :

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - FOR
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
~ Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday
tg TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITrANoE, will be the price
Tsls 5 s Be- so FEE ADMISSIONS with the exception Of
hhors @ and The Prsss and SEASON TckETs win Be sod
and ya fl r. %
n F Pqass 1s9 sonss as Tsa Quit.
number additional machines
H 81 st L ss
SS Marble
o asm a1 po a S
choice collection of MODELS OF ANTIQUE sTATuARY
sas Frff PET TREE aH hsa
Fsfn s n TEE
SAND YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal Palace
m days With discrimination and
GRs 8s 'sasaift " Music will be
H. s 9 s sS costing
Thousand Dollars its equivalent cash preferred for the
hs
s
s sssss6 sob R6z tosss sss On. Thousand Dollars
sasi. he having eshib,ed in
Dsssnbsf worthy sstmonia;
their @ hs vs DSsas fsh
s and f s Ar
shall be adudged worthy
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars each
their equivalent plate cash. preferred the
Original completed the first opening Crystal Palace
exhibited therein aforesaid shall aduged worthy
such distinction after the excellent aforesaid.
The abe respectable jury that selected
shall appointed critically several articles exhibited
and award the prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such
the appointments before the first Of June
The Association will their discretion, Medals Dpo
Exhibitors
| sufficient entle them such distinction.
All articles which deemed worthy place this
position Of the Worlds Industry and Art admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An dnig
protecting exhibited
dams accountability for loas such articles
All Umbrellas Canes LETT the the door
As the Crystal Palace Warehouse
mitted packages of the building
No Checks given and the Ticket
myl2tf p, T. BkRNUM President.
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e. Is,E,,z.l ATE Ga u ST 81


ROUTE Buffalo falls, via Lake Ontario
ST. The American forming the Express and
United Ms Lines osweg Cape Vinent Mon
tsa and Quebec and Cape with
railroads New York Burlington Saratoga Springs and Boston,
Montsa with Atlantic and ST. Railroad and ST.
Lawrence and Champn Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York.
Time-94 4hours Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Ledysd, NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
ogdensbugh connecting with the Steamers pasaing the
entire length Of the thousand nnds and the Rapds the beautiful
ST. lawrence by daylight and arrive at Montreal att O'Clock
leaving Buffalo O'Clock, have sx hours
those leaving O'clock have hours Niagara Falls The
II O'Clock train OF from Buffalo Lewiston time for the
Buffalo, Ogdensbrg o'clock
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at haPsst O'Clock,
same day.
Stesmes ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTERNER Captain Cis, Lewiston daily saurda
eepted, o'clock giving and
Niagara touching
Hrbo kingston Clayton Brocky connecting with
the River the entire length of the Thousand Islands
meeting osdenburgh
Boston, with the Train of Cars
for Albany and New York direct.
The Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays by the Bu
ao and Niagara Fan Railroad O'clock aording
the pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Queenson Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge and The magnificent he
o'clock giving full hours visit
Falls The O'Clock Buffalo also arrive
g changing hoata al 0gdensurgb and taking Of the splendid
cabin River Steamers direct Mona through
rushing and dahg waters Of the noble St. arriving
Montreal at O'Clock the time for the Quebec boats
SUMMER ROUTE Continent.
The of the Line speed
and comfort having all the equipments for safety required By
with and beautiful cabin the entire length
Of the boat,
NJ Passengers procure
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices Cataract House and international Hotel Hagart
Falls
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.ayes.'s Cherry Pectorai.

TNTE INVITE THE AT Ey
Wv TENTIoN of the Public to the ~ -
Certificates appended below, and bespeak ] NSENMfA
them that candid consideration which n N&A%RhY &
their honest frnnknsss deserves <EH1fss-1A ~
in such stationB many who volnn Y #
behrw witness Efficacy and IL S94SgsaS
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL, do fS "a W ~
wantony with, facts, CS%ISS-kSHAA
their Convictions Judge then, H BAN
whether this the medicine trust lts lss&1sA
when have relieffor the throat or
luug whether family ought not to nave es them
the everywhere prevailing which sea
with fatal frequency amost every hoek and carries OIL ihe lamp
from many home. - ,a,o
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson CRY, o., Nov. 90 1852
C. AYRR-Sr: The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in.
Physicians have used it. three of
them with the happs effects The
patent medicines always before them lead to ncreduy In
gard remedy and only after nndouhed evienee d
value article thing like general confidence can be ex-
The unriyasd excellence this combination agents lin the
CHERRY PICTORIAL proved beyond eay by repeated trial under
their observation compelled medical proclaim
all doubt the remedy have
h climate, the time sedaye
and expectoant--a combination of properties.
epectiully, your sery JAS. H. c. MILLER, NJ D.
ALLKsAs MICH. January 10. 1883.
rehidcan be tound
to deny that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all that TO be,
this vicinity although known until recently
The community should know its virtues. Yours truly,
JOHN R. KELLOGG, NJ D.
~ Prepared by Practical Analytical
Chemist Lowell Maas. and by all Duggste.
J. WRIGHT CONE
jeqs 4md.tw Wboles
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& UsPENsION BRIDGEs.-NOT

a. USP ENS1ON Bird G ES.-NOTICE.
NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS of Port Gibson Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridge Builder gives notice that he will the s
with BRIDGES reasonable erms ready cash
He will erect open selfuppcrtng IRON PER
MANENT BRIDGES, The Suspension Bridges will
pended either fom Timber Brick sone cas Wrought
Towers, locations with either
Cham Cables He the Potomac Washington City, the
East Riverfrom New York; Brooklyn Wiiarr.--
River from West Pointto the Eastern hore,r -
Gable suspended during tbs Revolutionary W
II uarA 40 1854
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STAND FROM UNDER THE National Democrat
is down on the Forney cations Of the Washing
ton Union. The Union called the Democrat the
organ of s few efete New York politicians Y
The Democrat replies
81 Forney must have been drunk when he
penned these words, perhaps charity would die
tate that we should be merciful to him, and we
have all along been mereifuI to John W Forney;
but he must carry a little lower head, or we
will strip veil from his face which will disclose
to the public view, a character worse than the
one which the New York Herald has ascribed
to him The few effete politicians of New
York; remember him, and his sayings in rela-
tion to President Pierce, and his political ma
neuyering and impudent frauds will form sub
ject for several chapters in the History Of the
First Bear Of President Pierce's Administrator
which may appear in book form one of these
days."
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REMOVALS-REMOV
EDUCATION,


T ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
IA reoted by BOARD VISITORS appointed bv the State
under the Superndenee Of Col R. T. p ALLEN distinguished
graduate West Point, and practical Engineer by abs
Faculty.
The course Of study usually taught the best Colleges with
extended Mathematics
and Theoretc Practical Engineering.
buildings Of she Institute entirely during
for heating them with
rendered the Institute unequaled health
oughness Of instruction and etness Of government.
The eighth will the Sepenn-
ber 1884 Entire charge 100 doers per Session.
geon d fee ~ extra, payable in advance.
Superintendent st Military Institute county,
o the undergigned. r. DUDLEY,
jyIsIm President o the Board
EyRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
Ht Nonsieur ALEX NELSON, No. st. Charles street
TESTIMoNIALs.E
Prof Nelson peae whether you resume your chair
Of languagssin in the Kentucky J Military III instit9te
Nelson decidedly the teacher
with, and q gentleman in all his conduct.
Prof NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelson to BY scholars
Of speaking French and Spanish with elegance and
rity." [I4ouisville Journal.
His adapted ndueng the mysteries
the French Spanish aud Engh Languages in
time. IN. O. Crescent.
him ap
safely that it the bewe put into practice IN o.
True Delta. ian96 1y
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
PLEsAnIous careful Parents
lEge Francan Rampant street.
9ienyls Teaching admit her
family day LIMITED pupin Extraordinary
facilities for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jana ly
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( AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY YARD IN CHARLEsT0wN.
The sloop. of war Cyane, Capt Hollins, now lies
moored at the Navy Yard, and is an object OF
much interest from her connection with the
affair at San Juan She has 20 guns and 1s0
men in all Although she was built at this
yard in 1887, and has been in active service but
three years, she very much needs thorough re-
pairs Her planks and beams are much de-
cayed, and it would require q long time to put
her in good order for sea. She was slightly re-
paired in New York, last June, but for more
than year it has required great attention to
make her look respectable in foreign ports She
will now be laid up for repairs Some SU or 4U
Of her men will soon be paid off, as their term Of
service has expired ], but by far the greater
number will be transferred to the sloop of war
John Adams, whose destination is the Pacific.
[Boston Courier, 18th
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST o. 1854,
!. DA.NCING-MUSIC.
QUESTIONABLE DANCING AoApE,

| FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. "a
IL Mr.. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the and X
Gentlemen Of New ofeanstb bis DANCING ACADEMY sA
No. 81 Bourbon street. between Cuaomhouse
Canal Streets where he will teach all the MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
DAYS Wednesday, Fridays from
till dark.
~ Private Lessons for Ladies' and Gentlemen, every
Am. 10 Bpm.
f4- Cass for Gentlemen, from 6 TO O'Clock p NJ nau
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THE SILENT WOMAN. Madame Rignier, the
wife of law officer at Versailles, while talking
in the presence of numerous party, dropped
some remarks which were out of place, though
not important. Her husband reprimanded her
before the whole company, saying:
ssSilence. madame, you are fool y! \ SIS.
She lived twenty or thirty years afterwards,
and never uttered single word, even to her
children! A pretended theft was committed in
her presence, in the hope of taking her by sur
prise, but without effect, and nothing could in
duce her to speak. When her consent was re-
quired for the marriage of any of her children,
she bowed her head and signed the contract.
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JUVENILE RAseALrTY few days since
countryman was passing down North street with
his wagon, when one of the wheels came of,
and he discovered that the lynchpin was gone.
After searching for it for some time, he offered
the boys who congregated around shilling to
whoever should find it. They then Joined in
the search. and in few minutes one of the boys
brought him what he supposed to be the lost pin.
Having adjusted the wheel, he paid the shilling
and started off, but had not gone more than half
square before wheel on the other side Of the
wagon came off, when he discovered that the
young rascal had stolen the pin from one Of the
other wheels, to obtain the reward. baltimore
Clipper.
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- UNDRIES- WY
~ 1000 boxes STAR CANDLES;
500 balf toIes DO.
800 or. do. do.
0. H. 100 bbls. Choice LARD OIL; M
100 bhls. and kegs No. LARD; l.5N @E@
l50qr. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 eighth do.
800 nhla. Flechers Extra WHISKY;
100 do. RAW whisky;
$50 do. Old Mouongnhsa and Bourbon WHISKY;
400 borel oLEINE SOAP. For sale by
jeat JOSEPH LANDS d CO.. ss Tchoupioutaz stree.