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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-21
w A r n E w S.
A WEEK OF BATTLES.
THE GRANDEST CHAPTER OF
THE WAR.
Battles Of t,e wilderness, SpOtt-
sylvania, and Of the a'O.

At date of Wednesday, May 18th, Gen
Grant declares that lie has ended the sixth
day of very heavy fighting, with the result
much in our favor. He proposes to fight
out this whole grand struggle on his present
line, if it takes him all summer. There is
no doubt of his contidence-there can be no
doubt of the result; and, when his great
work is accomplished, We shall have had
the longest, grandest, and most desperate
series of battles which the world has known.
The tide of battle which rolled from Rich
mond in the memorable weeks disaster OF
two years ago is now rolling back against
the rebels, bringing with it all the revenge
of time. A resume of the operations OF
thus far will prove valuable record:
PRELlMINARY-THE ADVANCE.
When the shades of Tuesday, May 8, fell
upon the Army Of the Potomac, that vast
tented field gave forth no sign OF movement
All was serene as it had been months before,
hut all was ready for the signal from the
lips OF him whom the nation had called "
the command OF its armies. by midnight,
however, this peaceful scene had changed
Every corps in the army was IN motion
marching to destination unknown even u
the corps commanders; and directed To- The
accomplishment of the well'malured plans
of General Grant. by the morning ot We'd
neslay the late camps had been abandoned
and the men marched 70 new scenes, nhu
lairly entered upon the campaign which
Was destined to be one of victory or defeat
The hosls OF Lees army lay upon the south
bank of the Rapidan, where they had On
trenehed themselves and rested compare
tiyely undistmbed since the battle OF Mir'
/ nun lato In the autumn, All day ON Wed
nesday the Army OF the Potomac pursued
is way over distance OF more than lii,eeI
miles across uermanna and klys nFds I,
| the ilapidan, "a execute we'll devised Haul
movement Al day long gho steady siTcan
of men and muniiloas oi Nar conllnurd u
die along the roads and aefuss the riyef =
Quigliy nioy moved, stepping With the 1Iea'
~ veterans, each man dsirTnined ~ do ~
duty manhilly and nobly, be lhe eonse
quencr shai they might oa Mr,ines'ial
ulghi. the 5ih Cops, 0sns'a Msifsn, .h
6th, Geasfai ssdgslek, ana 'hs ~, "sas''
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1864.
OLD SERIES, VOL. "a, NO. 35.

THE WAY TO Do IT.-Whilst every one
is complaining of the high cost of living
and the speculation in gold, the ladies OF
Washington ure adopting practical meas
ures, with view to remedy ut least n por-
ton of the evil. On Monday last, as we
learn from the star, nearly three hundred
of the most prominent ladies of the city as
sembled in DR.. Sunderland's church, and
formed a society, the object of which is to
check the importation and consumption of
foreign goods. A constitution was adopted,
and the society was named the "Covenent.n
The constitution which is TO be signed by
each member, contains the following pledge:
For THREE YEARS OR THE WAR WE PLEDGE
OURSELVES TO PURCHASE NO FOREIGN AR
TIcLE OF APPAREL WHEN AMERICAN ARTI-
Giles CAN POSSIBLY DE SUBSTITUTED" This
is good pledge but might be made better.
IL will do, howvver, as beginning; and if
the men and women in all parts of the coun-
try will but act on the principal involved in
it, much good will be accomplished. Econo-
my should be the watchword, in such times
as these. There is no family that cannot re-
duce the consumption of goods now pur-
chased for its use at least one-third, and
this with entire regard to the health and
comfort of all. Ignore the butterman when
he demands an exhorbitant price for 1t; re-
duce the supply of milk; substitute some
thing else for coffee; live on plain food, and
discard all luxuries; oop otf one fire in the
winter; watch the cook that he or she does
not waste; and in thousand other ways
pursue a system of strict and careful econo-
my, and much, very much, will be done to-
ward breaking down the consprators who
are robbing the people and the Govern
mcnt.-Ddiiy Nens
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-05-21

MANUFACTURES FROM CoRN-HUsKs.-Mr
Cansius, American Consul at Vienna, has
sent to the Departm ent of Agriculture al
Washington communication upon the sub
ject of manufactures from the husks of In
dian corn ut Schlegelmuhle, in Austria
The enterprise appears to have been sue
cessful beyond the most sanguine expecta
tions. Among the Articles manufactured
from the husk fibre are yarn, paper stuff
linen, drillings, oilcloth, knapsacks, fire buc
kets, tar covers letter envelopes, flower pa
per, cigarette papers and Photographic
parchment paper. The linen docs not ap
pear to be of fine texture, but is well adap
ted to common purposes. 1t is of close tex
ture, heavy and very strong. =
Corn.husk paper is sold at Vienna at
prices as low as paper made from rags, and
is said to be equal to the finest linen paper
For tracing and drawing papers it is said to
be superior to the article now in use. Mix
ed with rags, the husk fibre produces the
finest kinds of fancy paper. The cost of the
manufacture last year at the Imperial Mills
at Schlugclmuble was 213,740 tlorins, ma.
king profit of 10S,200 tlonns, or 50 l-2
Der cent
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CENENT ron WoUNDEp TREEs.-Take OF
air Stacked lime, three parts; linseed oil,
three parts common COW dung, three parts
black pitch, two parts. MIX the hfs' 'hIse
ingtedient, throushly together " ith aspatula
ana add the pitch ailer u has been huldlhod
and heated over a good age. II the cement
Is too thick 10 be applied with ftush' II
may bo thinned 10 the requisite CONSISTENCY
by adding more pitch, oF snihs'.noy ",
hasged oil ana spirits of turpentine, ih equal
portions. Mh,n large limb. are removed q
coating OF this applied ,o the stamp, VII
pssysat tot, and promote ,he healing u tho
wound Decay Ia lhe trunks OF apple anu
other trees, uay be speedily anh sh...ua.'y
and dlling la tbs pufpose With an a,idilloa'
al quantity VI the nfst ionF ingte,Ashis ~
theli pgol,cT relative pTopoTtlons - ter To-
A company has heeR loInled a h.n ltAn'
sl.ca aitk = lafge capital la aeuilis slu eolloa
tuaaf. and TOBACCO Ia ltnitsl Asitfita
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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business Cards of lines per nnnum, 800
Merchants and others advertising by the wear,
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selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable US To
execute, in the neatest style, every variety of
Printing
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BREAD PUpDlNG.-To about double
handful of stale bits and crusts of bread,
pour over them quart of boiling milk to
soften them, then add a quarter OF a pound
butter, salt spoon of salt, two tcacups of
sugar, a dessert spoon of powdered CHINA
mon; beat up three eggs and mix in we'll;
a handful of currants, and the grated rind
and juice of an orange. Bake in a well
creased tin pan for half an hOur.-If the
bread crusts are very hard soak first in boil
ing water, taking care to pour all off before
adding the milk. NJ. c. II.
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FLIES DEsTRoYED.-A pint of sweet milk,
a quarter of Il pound o: sugar, two ounces
of ground pepper, simmer together for ten
minutes, and place about in shallow dishes.
If this is true, there is no necessity for using
poisonous articles about the house.
A physician of Massachusetts, asserts that
an attack of scarlet fever may be prevented
by wearing a tarred string about the neck.
The coopers in Chicago refuse to take
"wildcat money. They will have green
backs" or nothing.
Michigan, are creating much excitement in
that state. A company is forming to test
the value of the "diggings.'
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

cdiatey Cured, and Full NigOr RESTORED.
s Distressing Ancction-whch renders Life
rablc and marriage impossiblc-is the penalty
by the victims ofimpropcr indulgcnccs. Young
ms are too apt to commit cxccsscs from not
: aware Of the dreadful consequences that may
c Now. who that understands the subject will
nd to deny that the power of procrcation is lost
,r by those falling into improper habits than by
rudent Besides being deprived the pleasures
althy offspring the most serious and destructive
,toms to both body and mind arise The system
ines Dcrangcd, the Physical and Mental Func-
Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power. Nervous
lbilty. Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart.
.estion, Constitutional Debility. Wasting Of
'ramc, Cough. Consumption, Decay and Death.
lcc. No. . South Frederick Street
hand ,ido goiug from Baltimore street, few
from the corner. Fail not ~ observe name
lumber.
tiers must be paid and contain a stamp. The
M. \ ninlnmns hnmr in bis office.
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sRE wAHsEsANTEGb IN TWO
DAYS.
No McrcrTy or NaHSeoGi Drugs.
Dls. JOHNSTON.

her Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London.
uatc from one of the most eminent Colleges in
'uitcd States, and the greater part Of whose life
cen spent in the hospitals of London. Paris,
rdclphil and elsewhere, has effected some of
iust astonishing cures that were ever known
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
asleep, great nervousness. being alarmed at
IN sounds bashfulncss, with frequent blushing.
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VHII"0THA
MAR RsIt<sE.

that sound mind and body are the most
.ary requisites to promote e.nnv'iai happiness.
1 without these, the journey through life be-
II weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
ms to the yiew; the mind becomes shadowed
despair and filled with the melancholy reilec-
hat the happiness of another becomes blghted
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Young MEN

have injured themselves by certain practice
ged in when alone, habit frequently learned
cSil companions, or at school, the effects of
are nightly felt, even when asleep and if not
renders marriage impossible, and destroys
mind and body. should apply Immediately.
mt pity that young man the hope of his
ry. the darling ofhis parents. should be snatchcd
all prospects and enjoymcnts Of life, by the
.,ucncc of dcviattng from the path of nature
dulging in certain secret habit. Sucn persons
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MARRHASsE.

arricd Persons, or Young Men contemplating
.iage. being aware of physical weakness, organic
lity, dcformites, &C.. speedily cured.
c who places himself under the care of DR.. j.
religously confde in his honor as gentleman,
confidently RELY upon his skill as n Physician.
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IsEAsE OF IMPRIDENCE.

en- the misguided and imprudcnt votary Of
ire finds that he has imbibed the seeds of this
II disease. it too often happeos iha an ill-timed
of shame. or dread of discovery, deters him
npplying to those who, from education and
stability. can alone befriend him, delaying till
Constitutional symptoms of this hurrid disease
their appearance. such as liberated sore
. diseased nose nocturnal pains in the head
mhs, dimness ofsight deafness, nodes on the
ones and arms, blotches on the head, face and
uities, progressing with frightful rapidity, till
the palate of the mouth the bones of the
all in. and the victim of this awful disease
lcs horrid object of cOmmiseration. till death
period 10 his dreadful sunerings, by sending
p"that Undiscovered Country from whence no
Ter returns.
amciqncholy fact that thousands fall victims
terrible disease, owing 10 the unskilitulness OF
ant pretenders, who, by the use Of that Deadly
m, Mercury, ruin the constitution anu make
sidue of life miserable.
STRANGERS
at not your lives, or health, 10 the care Of the
l'nlcarned and Worthless PretendcTs, destitute
uWlcdge. name or character, who copy DIR.
tons advertisements, or style themselves, in
newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians,
able of Curing, they keep You triling month
month taking their filthy and poisonus COM
s or as long rs the smallest fee ean be obtained,
4 despair leave You with ruined health 10 sigh
iour CALLING disappointment
Johnston Is the only Physician advertising.
credeniial or diplomas always hang in his office.
Temlies OF treatement are unknown to all
e. prepared from life spent in the great hos
OF Europe, the first in the country and moro
siVe Prirais Practioe than any other Physician
world,
,DItSENtENE OETlsE PRESS
9 many thousands cured at this institution year
wear aud the numerous Important Surgical
iiions performed by pr, Johnston, witnessed by
,porters Of the Sun" Clipper" and many
pnpcrs, notices Of which have appeared again
,ain before the public, besides his standing as
utlcman Of character aud responsibility, u a
Ieut guarantee ~ the afflicted,
,AIN DEsEtSES Si'EiDih.N
CURED.
r,ous writing shBuld he particular 10 directing
l,Itsr, tohis Institutiou, Ia the following manei
.IOIsN N. JOHNSTON, M. al,
ue Baltimore Lock Hospital, baltimore Md
a
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BALTIMORE
LO CK HOS s P T A l..
rADLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACk-
ERN

,cially, who have become the victims of Solitary
:. that dreadful and destructive habit which
,olly sweeps to an untimcly grave thousands -ot
rg Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
cct who might otherwise have cntranced listen.
Senates with the thunders of cloqucnce or walked
,staty the living Tyre, may call with full con.
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J. n. HILBUsH,

Z """F1 r"'f'I"F s""f'f"''F'
NiAssah AgFiAamhfhiad tsssiy, ltais'a'
nnro IN Wtihia stuh tssnfhip tnfssetassis saa
b. nar ~ lsilsf tifrfts,l - a. stiss saiilsta
All bs,.asal saussisi 81 ~, g.ss all " lseepsly
sliHllti ta
AlnV isai ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Chsrie- lvins Jacob Ivias. scoles John w
Mlsey Msria Il Johnson egtcutrix OF OF The estate
OF Zen Johnson, deceased and others:
fou are hereby notice that there is now CT Gle in
NE once OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
tounty, lows al Fort Madison, a petition Of Hiram
~ nsy, claiming Of you. Cheues lvirs the tuu of
ftiIty six Hundred Dollars with ten rer cent inter
rst PER annuu, pay shle annually as money doe On
Mortgage made BIZ yea u Charles Macon and nce as
tirntd 10 taid hiram Barney dated Dsce Der ~ 1853
also tlang aeasnst each " yea the Foreclosure OF
said Aortesge, the sane being upon treat end sky
feet deep q 1t six, in Block four a. il the city II
eoEEk being thy feet front On alter street Nv sxty
fee1 Main STREET Ire County Iowa for the paTcna.
money; aud further asking sale Of said preisss
! aud geDerztreiief
Aud unless you sppe2r and snswer b sal5 petition
en Or before oo III the second ofthe next term Of
said Court 80 cornnleHc Fort adisan on The thitd
Monday q Ma. A. H., 1864 default will Be eatered
against you AID judgment rendered thereon ss prsyed
for in said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
decsl-dfB Attorneys for PfAlnur
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Aristocratic Motions among tbs Col
0red Troops

ore0 IrOOps.
A Folly Island correspondent af the
New York Post, writin. about the ne
gro troops under general Gilmore. saws
that sharp distinction is commonly made
between THOSE from Massachusetts and
pennsylvania and those from the South
the former being, it is alleged, much
superior IN efficiency, promptness, iptelli.
gence and, indeed, in all manly and sol.
dierlI qualities. The Northern colored
men are SO sensible Of this difference that
they greatly dislike to be associated as
they are with those Of the South, and are
asking to be separated from them and or
gained into brigade by themselves.-
A large shsre Of the engineering VIC ;,
digging, &c. is done by the black tro =.
and the engineer officers say that p.
rule. the blacks will do more wor 90
the white soldeir.., although the ,,,,ar -,
more '.m..ul, and have to be emplove,
on the more difficult parts @, the work
The black soldier-says !. oior Brooks i
report To- General c 1,llmore-is NOR
timorous than the WI lite, but in CORES
ponding degree mo- e docile aud obedienl
doing just what 4e is told TO the best q
his ab'li y, but seldom with enthusi
asm.
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jsre-d4~
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To 5 W Rankin, SAM. r. Miller and James Iarhf, .
Defendants.
fon are hereby net - that thsre s on hle 10
the Clerks once Of sae Di.trle Court az Lee Coo.v
lows, = X kus petition of John Nelson claiming
test yoR npst redeem Lot y NJ ek $50 from him and
pay him the sum If Que Thousand and Eiehty.hya
Dollars hereior IL de- zuls thereof thst you he
forever esopec from ettif up any cain or
ihsrtn and PRAYING klso general l;ef with cost.
Nos eset Jon nsast appear and apsw er said peti-
ton by OF sunn day az tue next term on s.fd
Co1ti 70 br held Oh Tie first Monday a February 1854
er ja4gmeaf and decree III be had therein by default
H. SCOTT HOWELL
tar4-d4~ PtsintiFis Atfarnev
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To John ". wilseY:
You are hereby pruled that thereis now IN Gle in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
c.yvnty, Iowa, at Keekuk, petition Of L. d. Brown
claiming q you twenty-five Hundred ard Eighty
seven Dollars upon promissory note made by Wilt
am Rucdick and r. Whey, and endorsed by you and
praying for n writ Of attachment.
And unless you appear aud answer thereto be-
fore the second day Of the next term, ofhe said
Court to begun and holden At Keokuk the nrst
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1854 default and fudg-
ment will be entered against ysu.
NOBLE & STRONG
isrs-c4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter ADD Wms w BeikBap:
You hereby notified that Jhom IS Martin, one
ofthe defer dante In the suit Of John Porter rs WIN
w. Eeknap, And others pending In District Court OF
his answer and cross bill against you, claiming for
reasons set forth In said bill that he should be
perm hied 70 pay on half Of the dest due plaintiff,
thereupon nave one undivided hlaf Of the land
or bed in the plain fs petition released from his
painhh mortgage. an also pray ing ttst the decree
10 said cause may order that certain note o. sad
Thomas Martin 10 w. W. Belsnap, for $500 may be
cancelled and held for nougbt unless the Belknxp
shall pay the sum found due piaintiG.
Unless you appear and answer said petition be-
fore noon Fl the second day Of the February 1864
OF said District Coust decree will be entered against
you according 70 toe prayer OF said cross hill.
RANKIN McCRARY
AuoTnevs for said Martin.
Let publication Of this original la this case be
m adc In The "Dsi lily Gate Cits" according to Law.
CHARLES DOEaR, Clerk.
By EDw. MrMM, Deputy.
January 7fIE6f-d4g
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NOTICE.

- "s ~, sssnwood Albert stanwood, Defendants:
ng anu an I'm q Jon, hereby notified thar there
-s - ns Jerks Office Of the District Court Of
day Of January 1854 pett, III ~ siore Ihe loth
ing Judgment against Vol, a am ai narney' claim
of Fourteen Hundred D.llarx 81 ~ M ~ 1ne
certain mortgage made by You 10 csai uue upon
assigned 10 plaintiff, same being M, ,t au sloe
quarter Of Section (6 Township es no.tI MI ~
in Lee county, Iowa praying for the soreeis t SesI
Of said land pay of said debt and for gi az
with costs. 1'"l tehei
And unless Won appear and answer said ,a.,., -
or before noon Of the second day Of the 81
court % Be held a Fort Madison the third Monday ~
May lst4, indsssens wis and thereon nv asfanlt -
ii. SCOTT HOWELL
tana-d4w Attorney for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To W ssott, Georgr Dixou, IS Trustee ofvtiiIar,
kncers; A Latham, William Euiers, George G
DlxeE, W stripe. Trustee Of Aexzn Ger;
tfeen Erskine, John Bal less. james z Bayless
Ctapn Il Ire, II SIN er, PicA lin Lucas " oo w
= Graham, Ogden, Bfowneli h CO. william Rud-
cics, Amsden, assigHee II v simpson Jgmes
McAibbeu, 6 " Aye J55 Dan:
ZOE are hereby NOTIFIED that there is ca Gle in
The nHace of the CLERK ef tie District Court OF Lee
Counts fJsa- at Keokuk, the petlusn Of II. c. nal
s'ed. claiming hat one James NJ Red exec eted 70
ore HENRI Aesten a mortgage spon real estate des
cflbed - the northeast quarter Of the northeast
garter Of the sonthwest quarter of Section twenty
SIX, To susAp Eixty-fYe. North OF Range Eve. es.
a Lee county, Iowa. which mon gage assigned 70
enc John lynch who bfeclosec the sans and bid in
said real estate At Sneris sale and Afterwards con-
veyed the same 10 planting And that you have or aim
soGe later 81 ln-s Of said real estase bieh is 81
segnrnt 10 said merg@ze ard were BOT partis
70 ssi1 foreclosure suit. ard praying that yoG ne ie
CURED p even the me. and In default thereof our
interest and rrnt Of Reclamation In the said hand be
forecleSed and extincglshee. and for other relief.
UHiess appear and ansyer thereto on or before
noon u the second day Of the next term Of said Cou
to b. hciGen the hrst Mcndsy OF February. 1874
deault gill be entered against yen ard judgment and
decree renteTtt thereon.
EOBLB STRONG,
dee3l-d4w lttorneysfor Plaintiff.
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STATES MARSHAL'S

OSITED STATES or AMERICA
tI.TREcT Iowa
BY virtue u an execution to me directed Issued By
hetIeFk ofthe District Ceurt 81 The United States Tor
the southern division or the District Of fpxa and
eEainst :. II. Bradley, in favor of George Bliss
have levied upon ana viii sell 10 the highest bid
der, 81 the door OF the Clerks Oscs OF the District
Court Of ne United States fer the Hitr Of lows al
heokuR IN said District % the 2sh dag " 1srEsrv
A. ID. lss5, between the hours OF o'clock. A ~.
and O'clock 4, 81 SAID day. TIE following prop-
eriy to- vii lot 10. Il In Block M. IA J. IN Decatur
Ctiy; slso the Sc quarter % Section M Township
te9l Rance 24l coraEing iec ali o. the above
property is tn Decatur county. Iowa
Tsken and levied upon as the property offs NJ
rsdley, 10 satisfy said Nri ofexeeution.
I'll. M. HOXlk Il s. Marshal,
Fly ~. FuLToS, DEFUrY.
1eokuk. December %, ise3.-ld4s
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NOTION YARN.
4 DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

Notice V hesso! tfven that the untsrJsgned has
lows A1minissrsrix o. TN eeBate Of Henry Il Csrtis
deceased. Those indebtod 10 did estase via nskS
pay nceordingy fDose having clais a6naMst a
viii presens md lie them sueordiuE to lev.
JULIA CUKTIa,
Asni.i, ~ q sss,,s Ct Hsary q cssis: ese,a.
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IRON AND NAILS.

i 80 tones assorted Bar and Bundle Iron:
500 Kegs Nails
general and fun stuck OF Piuw and Cast Steel Blark
smith Tools Ac in store 81 and IS eyee fr sale INV
ny CoSNABLE 1 SMYTn