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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

RUFFLEs, RINGS AND BoNNETs. The cores
pondcnt of the Cincinnati Gazette, in writing
from indianapolis as to the doings of the General
Methodist Conference, give the following
'sTo wear needless ornaments, slch as rings,
earrings, necklace, lace, ruffles" Discipline,
page 81.
The Committee on Reyisal of the Discipline,
reported on DRESS. They recommended strict
obedience to the injunction of Peter, "whose
adjoining let it not be that outward adjoining of
plating the hair and of wearing gold and 81 put
ting on of apparel" /. Peter iii 8.
The article ON Dress in the Discipline is as fol-
lows:
'Q-Shall we insist on the rules concerning
dress?
A-By all means. This is no time to give any
encouragement to superHuty of apparel
Therefore, give no tickets to any till they have
left off superhuous ornament. In order to do
this
lst Let every one who has the charge OF a
circuit read the thoughts upon dress atleast once
q year in every large society.
I'd. In visiting the classes, be very mild but
very strict.
3D. Allow of no exempt case Better one
suffer than many.
4th. Give no tickets to any that wear high
heads, enormous bonnets, rutfles or rings
Page 80.
To the matter of enormous bonnets the COM
mittec did not specially refer. They perhaps
reioiced that the wholesome rule of their Disc-
pine had worked reform in this article and re-
duced the size of ladies bonnets to as rcasona-
BILE dimensions as the most rigid Disciplinaran
would desire.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

Now IN THE Rlanr DlREcrloN.-A large
number Of firms in the -four trade and other
branches Of business in New York, have joined
in an agreement, after the LIST Of June, to reckon
the value Of -four and other merchandise in de-
cinial currency instead of the present inconye-
nient mode of shillings and pence. As this is
measure likely to be popular, and is started in
the right quarter, we confidently anticipate the
universal adoption Of an American currency
and shillings, bits and levys shall be amcng the
things that were.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

% A movement has been started in several
OF the leading cities on Lake Erie, for The erec-
tion ola monument TO Commodore Oliver Haz-
ard Perry IL will be ft.rng tribute from the
cities aud towns along the beautiful lake, so he
ro'ealiy ana successfully defended By the hero
who met the enemy and thev are ours
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

InrtEn an nssoxm Ne imports into ~
Ianissd ssss~ soxths au.sser ending March a,
Isss rers u Sslsssr
Specie, si,ofs. se4 s
Tree Foods, exclusive q 1seie, Ii ,26a. $50
Dutiable goods, o., zsa,ls7
Aggregate raiue, s77 ,sss,571
Tie exports from the Uniied States for the
same period WEIR. ss..@s.a.-.s..
yoaEiax nEsCGAxDlsE.
Specie, 1919
Free goods, exclusive Of specie, sss,s75
Dutiabie goods, s,sss, sos
s. -----
Aggregate value, 43,sS7 ,s43
D0xEsrie ATkcHASDIsE.
Specie, $6.a5I.31s
Goods exclusive Of specie, ~ ,992, To3
Aggregate value, ss1.s44,oso
Total exports, 1856 ,0s1, 433
II will be seen from the above that the exports
for the last fiscal quarter exceeded the imports
81, AZ, 1862.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

eE There are seventeen petitions for divorce
on file in the Rock County Court, Wis, fourteen
of which have been filed within the last six
months.
SOUTHERN SENrIMENr.-The Richmond Wing,
the special organ of the F. F. VS. Of the Old
Dominion, holds the following elevated language
in relation to the outrage on Mr.. Sumner:
"As will be seen bv telegraph, Mr.. Brooks, of
South Carolina, after the adjournment of the
Senate on yesterday, administered to Senator
Sumner, the notorious and foul-mouthed Adolf
ZIONIST from MASSACHUSETTS, an elegant and etiec-
tual Gaming We are rejoiced at this. The only
regret we feel is that Mr.. Brooks did not EN-
ploy horsewhip or cowhide upon his SANDER
Gus back, instead of a cane. We trust the ball
may be kept IN motion. Se,oard and Others may
catch 1T merit r ,7..-E -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

st. Louis, May 80
Aletter in the Republican, dated Independ-
encc the 26th, says that eight pro-slavery set
tiers at Pottawattamie Creek were killed by a
party of Free State men. Report says, the
deed was committed by an organized band,
who have determined to wreak vengeance upon
any opponents to their views Other settlers
on the creek have asked Shannon for aid to pro.
tect themselves and property from further vio-
lence. All quiet at Lawrence, Lccompton and
Franklin. Z. S. troops having been stationed at
each place. - 49, ----L- -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04
Only nm Irish Waiter.

Mr.. HERBERT, from California, finding life a,
Washington rather tame, amuses himself by
shooting All Irish waiter at his hotel one NOR.
Representatives A resolution Of inquiry was
offered and voted for by the Republicans, bu,
opposed and voted against by nearly every Dem
ocrat in that body. They evidently considered
the matter entirely too trivial to call for an in
vestigation. The Gazette thinks it is wrong for
adopted ,izens to make fuss because the mar
shot happened TO be Irish, and because the Lo.
cofoco party think the shooting of an freshman
or two before breakfast, on the part of a dem-
ocrat. does not disquafy him to sit US legsla.
ter in Congress. But people will Disagree
The American Celt, SO far from coinciding with
the Gazette, and excrsing the murder and the
action of the party on it, speaks as follows:
Now, in relation to that division on Herberts
case, We have duty to perform, and we shall
rotshrink from d,schRrging II. That duty is to
announce in unmis,akable terms TO the adopted
citizens of Irish birth throughout the country,
that the Democratic party in Congress, have
shamefuy deserted their duty, deserted their
own professions OF impartaiity between differ
cnt classes OF citizens, and that they have as
plainly as deeds can speak, declared the murder
Of n man OF Irish birth by one of their col
leagues to be triAe wholly unworthy even O.
inquiry. is The Democratic party mad, or is it
only rotten, that it should so belle ITSELF With
half dozen exceptions every man OF the major
ity for Kcatings murderer is protested demo-
crat. What then does it mean Or can it mean
anything hu. one thing-that an Irishman born.
however peaeeable or loyal, is only fit to be
used by the Democratic party, and when used,
Get up for target, and shot with impanity.-
This is what it means, and to this meaning we
shall hold the entire party. We hold Mr.. Pierce,
Mr. Douglas. and Mr. Buchanan, responsible for
this conduct oftheir confdants and supporters,
They were all in Washington; it was for days
the topic Of the town; if their friends have TAX
en- sides against the victim and against common
justice, they are not wholly above suspicion. A
few days ago the blood uf Thomas Heating was
on the hands of but one Democrat; it has spread
since then, and it is now upon the souls of the 70,
who refused allnquiry. II is on the Democratic
party, rs party, and decursed be he who helps
such party into power, until that blood is law
fully purped away
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

-.--Il.---- 7----------7- - st. LOUIS, May 2S
The St. Joseph correspondent of the Republic
can, writes that on the night of the 81 inst. the
house of Jacob Friend, four miles from that
place was burned together with himself, wife and
five children. 1t is supposed that they were MUIR
dered previous to the burning of the house, but
all is involved in mystery. Friend was peacea.
bic and orderly man and no reason can be as
signed for the bloody deed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04
Pittsburg, May 80
One P. N. Showing hard here.

). Providence, May so.
At the caucus of the anti-administration menu
bers of our legislature on an informal ballot,
for candidate for U. S. Senator, James F. Sim
mons received SO votes, Thomas 4 jerks Is,
and l9 for all others. The caucus refused to go
into a formal ballot, and adjourned until Friday
evening 'g@'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

! - CINCINNATI, May 30.
The Republican State Convention met yestcr-
day at Columbus and appointed delegates to the
Philadelphia National Convenion-threc Chase
and three Fremont. Resolutions were passed
condemT;ng the Sumner assault, advocating the
immediate admission of Kansas as State with
the Topeka Constitution and declaring Congress
has tul power to prohibit slavery in the Terri
tory. The Convention also passed a vote of
tha,iksto Senator Wade for his recent course
in the Sumner affair, and to l.. D. Campbell for
his resolutions in the House relative to the same
affair. - - -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

-NtN v !Es1ls, MY g.
Flour $685.; Mess Pork ST.. Alyicts from
Eagle Pass, state that Commodore, President of
Mexico, had ordered Pedoqrri to collect and de-
liver up all arms in his state, and that Gen Lam
burg was marching with 40tiv troops against Be-
daurte. 1t is thought that the latter will resist
The union between Coahuila and Neuva Leon is
annu.ied
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04
. WASHINGTON. Nav %,
Phiin lnlnlin Nav d

An explosion took place this morning, on board
tie steamer Union, Of the Ericsson line. running
between this city and Baltimore when off New
Castle. Four deck hands and four passengers
were scaded, the engineers w. Manly, b. Ber-
ry and Dan'l Alexander are thought to be fatally
injured. The others are only slightly injured
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

new Oth, nav ~
The call for the indignation meeting to NOR
row evening growing out of the Sumner assault,
IS published this morning, among the numerous
signers are Luther Bradisl, D. D. Field. w. c..
Bryant, y. D. Lord, A. C. Kingsand, Simeon
Drapier, B. F. Butler, 4. Mann Jr, and other
equally prominent gentlemen representing all
parties A mass meeting OF the citizens of
BROOKLYN, relative to the same. will be held ON
Saturday evening. Mayor Hall has consented
to preside.
Jadse Bronson, Hard Shei, delegate at large
70 the Convention, writes to Aug. Seiiell, hisal-
ternase that he viii be unable to ATTEND the Con-
vention. He denounces any Congressional in
reference IN the rights of the sovereign States,
and no more than is absolutely necessary in the
Territories. and contends that the Missouri
=. should not be restored, nor any
Ike means be adopted by. Congress With a
good platform, and good man upon it, he
thinks sfi democratic differences may be healed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

- Boston, lay 30.
DR.. Bunting, Of Montreal, states in the Morn
lag journal that he was in the gallery of the Sen
ate chamber at the time of the assault upon Mr.
sumner. He says he saw Brooks approach Sum.
ner but on his side, and address soIne words to
him IN low voice, and at the moment Mr.. S.
raised his head turning it one side to listen, he
poured down upon him blow after blow with the
greatest rapidity.
Mr.. 5. struggled several times to arise from
ms seat but was evidently so much hemmed in
as to be utterly incapable Of rising until he had
by great effort torn his desk from its fasten-
ings, and then he pitched forward iilsensible on
the floor. While the assault was progressing,
Keith stood with one hand foarishing large
cane and with the other holding pistol behind
nm, partly under his coat, but which Dr. Bunt.
ing saw quite distinctly projecting from between
the flaps of his coat.
DR.. b, says be was, from, his position in the
gallery above the actors in this scene, enabled
TO see Brooks very clearly; during the attack
Douglas stood within fse feet of Mr. Summer with
his hands in his pockets. DR.. b. assisted to dress
Mr.. Summers wounds.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

IE|E. -. - NC" OrK, May 70. =
The correspondence of the Evening Post wr-
ting from Washington to-day says Mr.. Sumner
lies dangerously ILL., Last night violent fever
commenced with inflammation Of wounds. He
remains in bed unable to sleep, and no visitors
are admitted. .-.
Another dispatch from Washington says a
worse turn had taken place with Mr.. Sumner,
his wounds are swelling and brain fever is set
ting in. He is in great pain, and suffered to see
no one but his medical attendants. The Physi
clans arc holding consultation.
A public meeting will be held on Friday eve
ming at the Tabernacle by citizens otNew York,
to express their indignatonat the brutal outrage
lately committed upon Mr.. Sumner.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

letter from HAVANA, May 2Sd, says: learn
by a passenger on board the steamer Illinois,
that Nicaragua is blockadcd on the Pacific side
by two French vessels Of war, thatthe str. Sierra
Nevada was not permitted to land her passen-
gers at Punta Arenas, and was too late at Pana-
MIA to put them across the Isthmus for the Hi
nos. ft- ASH
By a fishing smack from Key West last
evening, am informed that Commander Paul
ding had not arrived the day previous, and the
Cyane and Fulton were still waiting there.
g Milwaukee, May Is.
Fernirwas found guilty to-day Of the murder
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Mount Olivet Cemetery. !.

mn Vaite ors OF ths Company nos announce 10 Z Q
Public that this Cemetery hss been Iaid ~ h ssit
sDe svenaes and walks and portions groands ub-
diSutu ITO FANNY Lots Eiieh offered fr sale
RE mass OF the grounds be At The ee Of d
anime ihe same "a e"N -
The Company feel confident they could not bav. ma.
,Ors seiNl le loeson for Cemetery IN The vicinity
NasnvitR, ard pledge themselves The public 10 spaye n
money of psns 70 make equal 10 any Ceuetsry In TIE
OIcn ana en- enc a. Nashville feel some pIidr ia
TIE teetry i now In the charge of con petrnt Sury
lntenden' hVlng on the uRd UndsE whose drecn ~
trmena via D. made In the best and al he rsus
charges - -~~
The Directors Of the Company srs desrous that the
srouns shood be visited by the Eeas Cf Nasbvie and
or "a paspo-e AZ on bus viii leave the ONCE Of Indslsy
and on every Friday thereafter AZ The sss b.
The seats viii be frse
aes and families sesirous Of visiting the grounas vii
De caed or Al their residences by sendnk eir bv srnd
ing Their cards, TO the President II be Company 80
-. A " S. LINDsLtY President
y. ", NAhSAi cecy. buc
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
A. C. G. A. B. BEECH,

no. 40, CsG.LtGsE SrnEET,
VA kA- @% 2E w II L e. HS
uAvE nov in store very large amount Of New and
IL Desirable Fal All wsutsr Goo -, dire from the
hands Of importers sld nauaf.turers q which have
been purch sei @ best sdrantage PR Sstng Nash
vile parpos bIsiag s siniy do veil
to cal AMI eramiue A. slork before their pur
chase determined TO sell al the loEesi figures.
silks.
Eich n,unced silks, strpeferOcade chiniI FiOuncsi
Stun "
" Jaspa F"
EeE style Stripe ami ~ - silks Of all kinds;
Zine blk Rept and Armio Siiks fIr rlournnE
AI4rge stock Plain bik sAks Of the bet makes in al
Cashm arss and DeLanes.
Orr stock Of Wotn Dress everything in
this IIne-6ne rich Fgd ., L4ine, az Cishnere',
al WOOL OeLNine (ytin Ia az co 'Ts be sgtf1 haas
L piu's best masr, fine bfk and ApAecas al
prices, c1rd and bi'k Cobsrgs Cloths.
Clcaks aad shawls
or every style, ci,h, Viv-t and MORE Gutqle, Stella
border shssls sai SC cI Long aud Square sAaws, plain
bIk and Dcab
Lace Goods.
Pine Val Lace Sets
Collars ne style:
Freneh needle WORK q ars trimmed;
New style Lmb'd Muslin S-tt.;
the most b.sutl u stvles Embd rrtveiiug Sets
Ladies foe hem'tich aud Embi II .nd>fs'
Hair Clath a ne arucis Grass Goth for Skirts;
Hoopei Hair s irts, PLAIN Domestic Ho p SGiris'
Hosiery ami Gloves.
Rect make Kid Gi ives Ladies and Genlemen'sG
LADIES' SILK, "a hme'e, Lse thread, 'eayer and Raw
silk d - crd Gloves,
wooieu Ki ami buck GsGntleis;
Every description Gentlenens Gloves and Gsunt-
Mis,e.' Beave- Glove for SCHOOL,
BIk Raw silk II is-. p'aiu and coed;
Blk Cashmere and " ,rsied $50 e-iadies and nisses;
Very superior lot Ladies AID Misses Grey English
WoJen dol-e;
Large ot chi!ireas worsted Hose aud Grecian Boots
f1r nauts;
All cola-s sast. m Knitting Warns;
Grey chaser Yarn.
Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
BI'k and Farcy French Cloths.
Fi,e Fancy D'nle NH fTenel Cassimsres;
6 blk DJesAin Fa.siT'rcs;
Plau Bu. aud BPS Double English Cashmere, new
Beautiful hs'i Velvet ve,ting;
Elegant lot ready made Nhi Is ami Shirt Collars;
Ready IN idr L men shirt osOms.
Gentle n ea's Net Uuder-s hirts and DrsVersi
Plain and gtbei silk shirts and Drawers;
Ladies Nett Wo,I an! Neriao Vests
House Furnishing GOois
Table Dsmssk, cry variety:
Linen Towels, Napkins ana hurkabocE O'aHers;
MArse es q its LINN snd Domestic sh seiing;
Pillow Slip Li=ens AMI domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods
We htve on hand very heavy Stock Of CarPets,-the
best makes py and plv CIrpe Tapestry aud Vel
vet Carpet, some beauu IN Veve and Tapestry, hne
Velvet most sl-gtns les, iaor Mats oi an knd'r
Morsted Dtmas,s all satin Del1nes, figured ana
striped ia new stves ~ gaut Lace an Musun Curtain,
Embroidered NJ lsn in The piece. COrnices, Pins, and
Bands, OF most beautiful Styles. Gmp Loops ard hef
trimmings mach Those having snail rooms TO cover
can be u7pied with OF Carpets very reduced
prices verJ Of hne Bed Blankets, White sno
grey gro Blankets and Arctic Travelling Blankets and
shaWs Of all kinds, Negro Clothing Of AL - wagon
sheeting, yards vide. q. A. B BEECH,
seft20 SO College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom VIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen' Advertising House,
APPLETON BuIIpIsG, ,34s Broadway, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Land for SAFE

- .-..s- @ l. a u q Tor > ale.
i OrEEk f9r sale (I00l SEWN HUNDRED ACRES -
W LAND lying on The Columbia Central Turnpiks -
Aoac seven miles nom Columbia and foa ON NJ Piee7-
kni, Beng pzrtof the tract on WAieby : de-
rms Land equal II not Superior 20 any, Maury county
wei Watered tthe eeieOrated Devers Spring beiss o.
ne part odered or saie) well Hbered and ell improved
mere are on the premises besutihl builing sic
renting the Turnpike and the Contemplated Rail Road II
ali % divided 70 suit purchasers or sold 10 body.
Marry coBusy, Tennessee
susll-n. s. ff+- LUcIUs J. POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery
At Reduced Prices.
THE sub4cFiyers have hand, q very srEe arc
complete assortment of Cutlery, which they cen ooer
to the trade ~ importation prizes
usrch10 81 John street, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Carnsts and Curtain Gooas.
Wholesale Trade.
Pocket KNIVES,

Pocket KniVss, Ikxes-ilatchets.
Table Knives re. 'hoves-sPId IS
S.is.ors-Sheep shea 8. rae C7ans-Log Chains,
Plated and iron spoons, u~ry Cor bs-Cotlon cards
Augur Piles R4sp., tand Saws-X Cat saws,
Chises-S ers-tots, 'rawibg Knivrs-PlInes
HIN es-ScreWs-iOck., e KeJtes-T4cts, &C, &c.
septs J. ". H0RfDS 4 90 II Mtrket ST.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting the city will End {.
" greatly the inter ~ 20 cali IN
septs j. W U0RTOS Co II Marker st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, Sc.

WOOD WARE. 0 .
200 pkgs cov'd Burkets; lt25 dog B nd Boxes; t
$50 dozen bail Boxes; 20l uames;
200 n sts Tubs, pain ed; $40 Zinc Wash Boards;
Zl5 Vanished and Three 10 O0D Ptow Hsndles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 White Piae Tubs;
81 600 ased Broom Handles 25 600 Cane Fishing Poles
rs dog white Cedar B0ckets 300 >ss Ell Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush. Measures IS Nest Boxes varpish'd
IS dOE Pine hurns assorted 210 Painted Tubs an d
100 nests White Tubs; 3z Wen Buckets, a..tsd
BASKET WARE.
2a0 Willow Wagons common Z 0 nests Gevnsn Market do
I5l extra; 80 = Clothes do;
30 Carts, common; 100 doz Feed as kets, IN store
500 . ex. TALL tops AMI TO STRIVE;
75 Empire CABS 40 dozen assorted Market
/ Wiow Cradles; Baskets:
200 extra IS ioz Chidren's Rattan and
100 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs
rrrk B4~ket,; doz as,'ted om.e Chairs,
Ra.tan aud Willow very nice and cool fir Sumner.
Al-o Clio. Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work FTu
and Flower Stands. Also-WnlOw WorH made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS. POSE
100 dog Feather nusters: l,O0 bales Alicant Mats;
$50 q asei Shoe Bushes; 81 lutte Hark and skeleton
IS Rocking Horses; IS dog Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, dc.
1AOcois X and / K inch Manila Rope GOO feet;
10 cola ~ tp y inch do do $50 do
10 cole , :. to inch d. do, assorted;
25 reels I'D Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton rlow Lines and Red Cord
100 dog Hemp Bed Cords; 1on bales Carpet Chain;
100 bs Broom Twine Hemp 500 los Wool rwine,
y bales Batting; .15o reels Hemp Packing;
25 - Wckn.; rs coils Tsrred Pope;
$50 " Wrapping Twine; 1s0 4" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,5On bundles Frund) 1angermans Wrapping Paper;
500 " Mclregor's DO do;
1900 reams Locgsnd do do;
80 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham " 70 Batting GO
1900 lbs Roofing do dry; coo lbs RooEng do sa.ued
CANDLES, &c.
Star cariles Lard Oil Opal CsLdies Stearine Candies
Starch, German Soap, Sc. ..
WIFE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots TO suit
Al o-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots
Wood saws cEs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &C.
EgON BOUND KEGS,
fell stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hard. .-.r.
CREEINS.
rine Churns IS 90 % inch Red Cedar do IS 60 % do
Cerdar do l6 Is 20, % do .aincd do2U,22 2224 do
Brass Hoop do" " " do barrel do l6, Is, 90 p do
HANGS,
Oiled Root, BLACK Tcp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top:
For sale by S. ID BARRETT,
msyl4 co.. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o