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Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
CORRrcr.D wvrkLy FOR THE TINES.
II A RRIE d.

In Milf ri, on the Dbl inst. by Rev. WIN.
l.. Gray, Rev. a. q. Marlette, Of Washington,
d. T., to Miss Salle T.. Adkins, eldes, daugh-
ter OF Il s Adkins, Esq, ot the former place.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. Pasterfield,
John j. Turtle Esq, of Nassau, B,hama Islands
10 Miss Hannah E. Tunnel, daughter cf Char
les Tunnel, Es'l., of Gcorgeiown, Del
On the 22I inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield. Mr..
Isaiah NewSom, TO Miss Margaret Riley, both
of Kent county, Md.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
Foul Murder.

Ttoo Men Waylain--One of them Murder
ed-the other Badly BeGten.-We are called
upon this morning To record, says the Centre
vile Sentinel of Tuesday, one OF the most cold
bloOded, deliberate murders that was ever per-
petrated in this County, the particulars of which
We learn from the most reliable source that at
present presents itself 1t appears that on Sat-
urday last, Mr.. William II. Porter, farmer.
went to Church Hill for the purpose of meet
ing Capt. c. c. Story, and receive the money
accruing from the sales of some wheat which
he had sent to market. The money was re-
ceived by MIR. Porter, and portion of it paid
away-he still retaining between one and two
hundred dollars, which he unfortunately exhibit
, ed in the presence of a crowd of negroes, and
some white men of doubtful character. Be-
tween and ~ O'clock at night he left the
Hill in company with Mr.. Thomas Potts, for
has residence which is about l. miles distant
and while crossing ravine near his dwelling
they were violently attacked by two negroes
with clubs-they were both knocked down, and
Mr.. Porter was so badly beaten by the black
hearted wretches that he died about O'Clock
the next evening. MIR. Potts was left for dead
he having received a number of heavy blows
about the head, and other parts of tie body
The wretches then rifled the pockets OF thei
victims and decamped
! 1t seems that Mr.. Porter knew one of the
negroes, and before he died made the fac
known, and Mr. Potts, it appears, knew then
both. warrant was thereupon issued by Els
qulre Booker and placed in the hands of Con
stable Dawson, for the arrest of Dave and Bill
Seeney, both slaves, one belonging to Mrs
Hewitt, and the other to Capt C.. McColiste
and John s. Elliott, Esq. They were soon ar
rested and taken before the Magistrate, wher,
they were both identified as the lnurderers b,
Mr.. Potts, who, we are glad to learn, was ab
TO attend the investigation. They were lodge
in jail on Sunday night, by the officer who ar
rested them.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

WAsHISGroS MONUMENT AT RICHMOND
We learn from the Richmond Enquirer that
the two statues recently received in this coun-
try. and designed to form a partof the WASH
ington Monument at Richmond, Va, have
reached that city safely. The National Intel
Agencer says thatthey represent Patrick Henry
aud Thomas Jefferson, md a.e two of the group
OF Vlrginia's worthless who are 10 adorn nj
support the majestic monument ordered by the
Legislature of that State to be erected in the
Capitol Square, in honor of the Father of our
Country. The design and execution of this
work, one so appropriately resolved on by the
Government of Washington's native State, was
entrusted to the sculptor Crawford and, if we
may form an opinion from the cordial eucomi.
ums OF the Richmond press, he has very sue
cessfully performed his task so far. Though
only adjuncts TO the main design, which con.
templates colossal equestrian statue of Wash
ington, these two figures promise much for the
beauty and artistic fitness of the whole idet
when it shall be incorporated in bronze and be
come heritage of the people of Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

CHURCHES IN RUssIA.-There are no seats
in any of the Greek churches, and even the
Emperor himself must stand during the seryi-
ces The priests are almost all maiestic-look,
ing men-tall, with hair falling over their
shoulders, and beard sometimes halfway to
their waists. They are not allowed to wear
any ornaments. In the centre of the church on
Good Friday, is placed a body of the Redemer,
either painted or in relief, and the people come
IN and kiss the wounds aud book which is laid
upon the breast. Their sorrow seems real
Their sad faces and earnest manner show what
they feel. ..s ... .....r r.....
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

Russia AND a PROTRAcrED WAR.-A wri-
ter IN the Journal Of Commerce, who has been
Il resident of Russia, says, that i'll long war
the Allies have much the best chance; that
Russia has been accommodating material for the
war for the last quarter of century, but that
in campaign or two more, her resources will
be exhausted. He says that Russia pays SIS
for every hundred weight of gunpowder trans
ported from Moscow to Perekop, distance Of
1000 miles, and for other munitions in propor-
ton. 1t is argued that such a drain upon the
Russian treasury as is now going on will force
her to yield at last. Perhaps so; but in a war
of this kind both parties likely to lose more
than they can ever hope TO gain.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

MORMoNIsM IN MiCmGAN.-Beaver Island,
Lake Michigan, is said to contain eight hundred
MOrmons, mostly females. Six years ago thero
were but thirty. The woman wear the Bloomer
costume, and many of them are said to be well
educated. A large number are from the fac
tory distrirts of England. strang, the chief of
the tribe, is described as an educuted Philadel-
phia lawyer. He publishes a newspaper, is
Postmaster, snd a member of the Michigan
Legislature.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

THE Corn PRoDUcr.-While writer in the
New York Economist estimates the wheat
crop OF the States and Canada at l42 millions
OF bushels, the editor Of the Rochester Demo-
crGt estimates 1t at no less than 2D2, 800, 900
bushels, OF which l25,0OO,O00 will DC wanted
for nome consumption, leaving "a surplus for
export and stock OF 77,200,OUO bushels.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
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TEMPERANCE IN CALIFORNIA.--Fr0ma all ac-
counts we have reason to believe that the tenn
perance cause in California, is furnishing even
beyond the expectations OF its most sanguine
friends. More than two hundred Divisions of
the Sons Of Temperance have already been
formed throughout the State, and the number
Is almost daily increasing. Let this spirit once
prevail, and we shall soon hear little of the
riots. murders and other fragrant violations of
law and order, which characterized the early
histor of that country
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

, 0E- The Census of Chicago has just been
taken. The present POPULATION is 81 800 last
November it was 60,140 increase in seven
months, 27,OOO. The number of new buildings
erected during the last year, is 1000; many of
them of the first class. There are now l3s
vessels belonging to that port.
61- The bathing season at Cape May is
about to close. The steamer Thomas Powell.
of Philadelphia, made her last downward trip
yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

MORE ExcITEMENr IN KANsAs'-They have
had another row in Kansas. It appears that q
man from Cincinnati named Kelly, said to be
an abolftlonist, undertook to lecture Missou-
ran named Thompson, upon the impropriety Of
holding slaves, winch resulted 10 fight, Kelly
beng severely whipped. Immediitcly public
meeting was called, at which resolutions were
passed declaratory of an intention to rid the
territory OF all abolllonIsts. A committee was
appointed to warn Kelly to leave the tel ritory
within an hour, but when the committee went
TO wait upon him he was not 10 be found, hav.
ing gone tn parts unknown during the previous
night. .'.' ..N.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for September, has
come to hand, and, as usual, is an excellent
number. Those IN want OF an interesting puo-
lication Of that class should not f4l to subscribe
for it. Terms, 50 per year.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

CONFERENCE.-The New York Mirror
advises young men who don't want to become
drunkards neUer to drink before dinner. The
Utica Herald admits this to be good advice, and
gives what it regards to be better still, viz
.NerertO drink at or after dinner, either. The
words of the Mirror are those of Prudence
those of the Herald are words of genuine
Wisdom.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

The INDIAN MUSEUM will be in town to-mor-
row, and will exhibit IN the let just below the
Presbyterian church. The company is large,
and the performance will, no doubt, be highly
interesting.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

CHEF ENGiSEER FOR THE Mo. AND DEL
RAILROAD.-The board OLD lrectors have una nj
mousy selected Charles p. Manning, Esq, as
their chief engineer with the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad Company.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

or The Washington Organ understands-
but does not vouch for the fact-that General
Pierce has lately bought farm Of 500 to 600
acres, near Colesville, Montgomery county,
Maryland, as his future residence. Should he
receive the Democratic nomination in 1856, he
viii run, therefore, as Maryland and not as a
New Hampshire .Tnan. a-b- ,gr ee,l
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

o. Putnam's Magazine, for September, is
at hand. Old "Put" is always a most well
coined visitor and treated with the greatest re-
speet. The present number is one filed with
valuable articles.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

o. The Kansas HerGLd, Of the l7th inst.
relteFates, IN the most positive manner, its for
mer assertion that project is on foot to annex
Platte county, Missouri, by purchase, to Kansas
Territory.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
: OS T.

NE coiored man vino found bag, OH FRI
Iay Iasl' upon the road leading from the Camp
Meeting near Bethel Church, to Smyrna, con.
Ialnlng pair of plaid Pants, Vest five wards of
Muslin, gingilam Dress, babes cambrIc dress
with worked sleeves, and other articles of wear
ing apparel, upon returning the same to the
subscriber will be literally rewarded. In case
oi u non, compliance to DO as above requested,
The hinder may find himself in trouble.
ANY information Leading to the recovery of
tue aforesaid bag' will be thankfully received
and suitably remuner9ted, by
JAMES MCDOWELL.
Smyrna, Aug. 30, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

LOVERS OF FRAGRANT SEGARS and
a superior article of fine Chewing TOBACCO,
can find just the article they want at the Drug
Store of JAMES p. IIOFFECKER, in Com.
merclal Row. The Scgars are of the rery 6eSt
quality, OF both foreign and domestic make.
that can be had. All we ask is, one trial. and
we ere sure that you will be constantly giving
them put. Don't forget, No. Commercial
Row, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

81r FOR BRONCHITIS Throat Disease. IIoeI,,,,
Cough, and the effects OI mnprudenI rss - Mvrr,,.
no medltIne has er been discovered which mas ,Hi
ed such cures as Carriers Spanish MIXTURE
Throat diseases pIOdmcod by salvation Ilaeki,,
Cough, Brunchla Affections, Liver D>ratp. N.,rf
gla aud Rheumatism, have all been relieved and tu,
ia ~Oni' riul manner. by The great purifier of II,,
blood. Carriers Spanish Mixture. ~
The case of T. IL. Ramsay alone should satisC, ans,
who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure tau,nl,I,
90 taInIng cures, which viii aslUuIld yOu F
nd Nprl.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

PROHIBITION IN CnINA-The eastern
Prince" of the Chinese insurgents has issued
proclamation forbidding all Priaccs and no.
bles, ministers of State and people, men and
women, to indulge in the use Of wine, even
privately, under penalty of being bcheaded.-
This is certainly novel mode of enforcing a
prohibitOry law, and one decidedly effectual, SO
far as the individual offenders are concerned
How would it operate in Delaware! 1t would
certainly be a summary mode of illustrating
Shakspeare's idea Of putting an enemy in mans
mouth to steal away his brains-head and all /!
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

A MAINE LAW IN TENNnssEp ON the o1 q,
July, Henry L. Walls was killed at the town of
Woodbury., Tenn, in a drunken row. where
upon the citizens assembled together and adop-
ted a most stringent prohbtery law. "They
resolved that they would not sell LIQUOR them.
selves and would not rent their property TO a
man who would use it for such purpose. Thev
then made up purse and bought up all the
liquor in the place, rolled the barrels into the
street, poured out their contents and set fire to
them" $40 W
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

O5- Some of the easly fodder has already
been taken down, and our farmers are preparing
for a general fodder-saving, which viii COM
mence in a few days. $3.50 a4d sls.fet ID
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
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To KEEP MILK SwEEr.-A. Boyd, a cores.
pOndent Of the Scientific American, states that
he has practised peculiar method, with much
1t simply consists in placing piece of new ham
mered iron or three twelve-penny nails in each
tin pan, then pouring the warm milk on them.
He believes that electricity has something to
do with producing the result. He has tried
many experiments before he hit upon this one,
which he found to preserve the milk sweet for
q longer period than any other plan tried by
him. IL is worth trial by our farmers and
dairymen.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

6I-" The Gift of Song" by Winnie G. How.
ard, came to late for this weeks issue. 1t shall
appear next week.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

{ ExPIoatsx.1=- We learn that three of the pew
der mills of the Messrs Dupont exploded Or
Monday nlorning about ] i o'clock. s. .s,..s.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

Or Peaches are very plentiful and are bring
bag only IRON 20 to IS cts. per bpsbel.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

6T Sweet Potatoes are coming into market
and selling at $l.OO per bushel. '.a
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
To Merchants and MilIincrs..

&C. J. JUEL S. North SECOND Street, bel,v
@%Arch Is now opening splendid assert neni of
~. Fall Millinery GOnds, amongst which nr,
FreuCh Flowers and Feathers. Eaeenie a,,a
Frosted Nehcls. new styles OF BonneI Silks and ;,
great variety OF new styles Of Ribbons Dealers viii
please call. y .. -' IaCITri A 800 -. " " III
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29
c u A N q
H. ID = IL

ON Sunday last, a Gold Badge Rreast-pin
with the initials r. M. H. on it, Any person
hndlng the same would oblige by leaving it at
the printing Office. H@~C 'f3 al n"al :. 9 ,i.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-29

0F JOB PRINTING of every description,
neatly executed ut this Office a. syuss,l :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
RLLOYD & co..
HATS q 3 CAPS.

Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade
MeIchsp's Aud Furnace Owners visiting our
city are invited 10 call and examine for them
selver. ~ '"J'IJI E'|
10 THE LADiEs.-We are now manufactur-
lnga superior article of ladies and Misses
Galters' Buskius and Slippers. Having pro
cured solne OF the best workmen in the West,
custom work. - ..,-...',
LEATHER. --0na thousand lbs, Red Sole
Leather, 1900 Tbs, No. White Sole Leather,
81 dozen French calf Skins, 25 dozen Craw.
lords Skihs, 10 dozen Kip Skins. Upper
leather and Shoe Findings always on hand
ana Tor sale at the lowest market price.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
Boots { Shoes

Ever drought 10 mchTlnuT; consdstinaHD1
in part Of "
GENTLEMENs' eooTe q SHOES,
Gents. Buckskin Caters Gents. Congress Gait.
ers Gents Fancy Shoes, Gents oIfofd Pumps,
Gents Enameled Nulifers, Gents Ename!ed
Congress Caters, Gents Patent Leather Kid
Top Prince Albert's, Gents Patent Leather,
Drab Cloth, Kid top, Prince Albert's; Gents
Jersey Buckskin hoes, Gents Opera Slippers;
together With every variety Of Fine and
Coarse calf skin, Kip and Morocco Boots and
Shoes. Also,-LADIEs Doors AND HOES /;
Ladies Buskin Cater Boots, Ladies' enamel
ed Jenny Lind's R. R., ladies Morocco Jen-
ny Lind's R. R., Ladies' Congress Caters,
Ladies Fancy Jenny Lind Shoes, Ladies' en-
smelled Morocco Shoes, Ladies' Victoria
Fancy hoes Ladies' Fancy Top Boots. Id.
dies Fancy Buskins, bTonzed tops, Ladies
Blue Cats, Ladies Colored Sanders CATERS
Also: Misses Boots and Shoes, Misses Kic
Boots and Caters, Misses Fancy coloreC
Caters, Misses enameled Fancy Boots; also
Childrns' Boots and hoes, Childrens' cali
Peged, Shoes, Childrens' Fancy shoes, Chill
dIenS' Fancy Caters. and every other variet,
Of Ladies'. misses and childrens' wear, FIN
and Coarse. e.---,------.---=- a.--.-.------
We have any number OF Workmen en-
gagged, that is necessary, and are prepared Il
fill orders at the shortest notice. &.
GT.All Of our Goods will be sold At pri
ces thatwill give satisfaction. Call and ex
anime for yourselves tss--f- o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
LegI Notice..

pY virtue Of an order to me directed lfo1
~ the Probate Court, within and for the
county Of Harrison. and State Of Ohio, ! Will
sell at Public Auction, at the door OF the
Court Houss ia Macarthur, In ths county Of
Vinton and State aforesaid, on Wednesday,
the seventh day OfNOVetnDOr, ,loGk,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. n. and 1
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following lands
and premises, situate in said Vinion county
and State Of Ohio, to wit; Being the North
half Of the South East quarter Of netiea
tiirty.one (3l). in township numhef nina
[ 81, Of range eighteen llsI, OF lands dinetsd
TO be sold at Chillicothe, Ohio, containiha
eighty acIes,--except so much thereof a. was
sold BY William Lakin, deceased, duIiRR
his Ii lelime TO one George Packer, and de-
cribed as follows: Being q part of Of thN
West side Of the North half Of the south sasO
quarter Of Rction thirty-one 1911. In town.
chip nine I9l Of range eighteen 1Sl, Of Ianda
directed to be sold At ChillicoIhs. Ohio; con.
tanning hfty.fiye acres, together withGll Of
the privileges theTeunto belonging.
And also, the following Real Estate. site.
ate in the county and State Aforesaid, and
described 10 follows, to wit: Beina tha,
North half Of the southwest quarter Of 6ie.
tion numter thirty.two 1921. in townihiP
number nine 81 Of range eighteen 1lel oi
snds directed TO be sold at ChillicothS, Ohio,
containing eighty acres.
Said lands were Rppnissd al the ium Of
$685., 10, subject TO the Dover Estata Of Law.
casa Lakin, widow Of William Lakin, dsc'd.
TERNs OF SALE:--0ne third in hand, ana
the remainder in two equal annual paymeats
with interest theron. to be secured By mort.
gage upon said Real Estate.
N. B. The Dover interest Of Lewsssa Il.
kin will be sold on Sams day at private nls.
Terms, ash. ~ - ..-.
By Jess H. McMath. G William L. Pseisf.
his Attorney. Adm'r Of Estsse q
SWm. Lakin, decd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06


large stock of u-
Bo0AS, STATIONERY, WALL
. ..a..u. PAPER .be.. 4t
Which hsl will sell al Eastern Priess. Itis
BIS detign to afford Country Merchants, and
purchasers generally, such facilities for sup.
plying themselves with every article in his
line, ss they have not heretofore enjoyed
Additions are now being made TO his stock,
which will make one Of the Largest arf 3est
In the Western country.
Asa mere outline, his stock will be found
10 consist Of
BO0KS--Medicsl, Scientific, Law, Theolog.
ical, School Blank and Miscellaneous.
sfkTl0NERY--Letter, Cap, Bill and Note
PAPER.
RgVELOPES-Buff. Embossed and Plain
~ White, and Government.
WALL PAPER "A heavy and well selected
.. stock, at prices ranging from cents,
10 $3.50 per bolt. Ajo, Borders OF
the greatest variety, and Window
Blinds. .,.-....
BIN K BOoKS-LL Ledgsrs, Journals, Day
Books, and Time Books, all Of every
PRRlODICALS-ThoSe issued Monthly, and
Others. s.f..r e.-l.
SlAPs-Largs Maps Of both Hemisphsrs and
.. Of the United States; Small Maps OF
each Of The Western States. and of
Mexico.
pAECY ARTICLE Of different kinds.
ALS0--Slates. Copy Books, Copper Plate
Vt. Pencils, Gold and Steel Pens, Ink Of
ell kinds, lnkstonds, Waters, &c, &C.
All Of which viii be sold low. at Whole.
alt and Retail at JoHEsoE's Book. SroRI,
Jones old stand, Paint ST., Chillicotke, Ohio.
December .. le53.--ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06

s"stlaud & cogswsll. ! In Attachment !.
Plaintiffs, Civil Action. :
against THE Defend.
w. o. French & Co., ants will take
Defendants. notice that the
Plaintiffs IN the above case. on the 18Th
da, of November, a. d. 1855. caused an
order Of Attachment to be issued By j..
w. SwspstUn. Justice Of the Peace for
Elk Township, Vinton County, Ohio,
agsinst the goods, chattles, stocks, in.
tsrests in stocks, rights. credits. money s
and effects Of said Defendants, nor. res 4.
idsnts of said county. to satisfy the
claim Of the Plaintiffs for Twelve Dol.
lars and Eight Cents. end Twenty five
Dollars the probable costs of suit; and
that said cause has been continued for
service on said Defendants, and will be
for hearing before said Justice, at his
Office in Macarthur, in said Township, on
the 9sth day of Dece mber, a. d. 1856, at
10 o'clock .. m. OF said day, last afore.
said. SwErLAYD & CooswELL,
November 22d, l655.--3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
CLINE 4 GARDNER,
DRU GGISTS,
ElSFIIas'n WILKE S VILE. OHIO,

49, WILKESVILLE, OHIO, ~
HEEP constantly on hand the following
IA genuine and popular family medicines.
PILLS. Sellers Liver Pills, McLaine's
Liver Pills, Ayers Pills 'r' ''''''
COUGH REMEDlES.-SeIltFs Imperial
Cough Syrup, Ayers Cherry Pectsral, Sellers
Riys Syrup: Sellers Syrup Of squillS.
WORM MEDICINES, Sellers vermifuge,
HCI4aiues Vemifuge, ,., ,r... :
LlNlMEET5.-H. G. Fantps Indisn Lin
lsent, Gardner's Volatile Liniment, Railways
Ready ReIief, Pain Curer, Liquid 0pidildoc.
hAlR ToNlCS.--Lycn's kaihairon, G, s.
Gayords. s.tl 'e st1ias,
ALso:--A large and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, 0ils, Paints and Dye-stufIs;
all for sale Of the lowest prices. .a-
Oct. 9th. 1855. I.-lY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
School Books.

j. kccIFFEY's CERES ccMFLEE.
SPELLERS, First. Second, Third Fourth
- and Fifth Readers. The Heman's Young
Ladies Readers. ..'.
PineO's Primary Gnmmer,
Analytical q r.
English Teacher.
Rays Arethmatic, Parts Fl rst, Second ana
Third, Rays Algebra, Parts FiYst and Second.
McGuffey's Electic Primers. bro.
The Elementary Speller. ..5r
Webs;ers school Dictionary.
Mitchel's Primary Geography.
Mitchels large school Geography, latest
edition.
Copy Books, States, Pencils and all kinds
Of stationary for schools, for sale 81
1 BRATTON'S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
tLrtlhlNEBEKANTMAcAUNc
PATENT LIQUID GLUE.

II. PATENT LIQUID GLUE.
Price. --y-,:--....- s6 Gents,
TNHlS ceIebrated and very useful article,
Il the invention of Celebrated English
ChemEt, and much used in Europe is now
offered to the Public at a price that places ii
in the reach Of all. ....r'.. ..j -, i 81
0T No Housekeeper should be without il,
as with this article they can Immediately re.
pair any article Of Furniture, such as China,
Glass or Wood. that may have been broken
without the trouble and expense of sending
it to the Cabinet Makers. For sale at
r I- Z. A. BRATT0J