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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-21

THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
give notice to their customers and The
NJ public, that they have purchased Of Mr..
WARREN BATcHELLoR his line of Canal Boats,
and that lhay have one new Boat now building,
making eight Boats in their lire, which v i'll be
ready Tor doing business on the Blackstone
Canal as early as the season will permit, which
will probably be the first week in April.
The Boats of this Company are fitted up in
the best older and provided with masters OF ex-
perience and skill 10 navigate them. One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces.
Ter erery day. Sundays excepted)
This Company have made an arrangement
with Mr. RoBERr EARLE, at the Upper Basin,
in Worcester, for the use of his commodious
Store House, and have engaged his services in
sccurirr and forwarding Goods They also
have large and convenient Store Houses at
the CENTRAL B.4SlN, Washington. Square,
Worcester, and at the CANAL B8SLY, in
PrOcideace, which they offer for the storing of
Goods, free Of charges, and every reasonable
attention will be rendered their customers
IL All Goods consigned TO IRA POOR of
Procidence, BENZ. PORTER, at The Cen.
traL Basin, or ROBERT EARLE, at the In.
per Basin, in Wo'cester, will DO forwarded
agreeable Ia directions. March 81.
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Notice to Road Makers.

~ ILL be sold at Public Auction. to the
w lowest bidder, on MoSDAY, the I'd dan
Of .iprH nert, at O'Clock, P ~, at the Hotel
of & P. d. Clemence, in Oxford, the making
of l6o rods Of Road, located in the town of OK.
ford, and leading from thence to Southbrdge
For further particulars, inquire of either of
the Selcctmen Of the town of Oxford.
EBENEZER RICH, Chairman.
Oxford, March a.
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NEW GOODS.

w. & A. BROWN
EHAVE this day opened a fresh supply Of
Z a Goods III their line: among which are
Fine and Extra SGperfine CLOTHS, CASSI
.hERES, TESTENGS, &c, which they will
sell at very reduced prices
.A'so,-A very good assortment of NECK
STOCKS, of the latest Improvement, by the
dozen or single Worcester. March 81
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FarasWorth, Phipps, &. Co..

COrnsr Of State and Ki'Jy streets, .Bosrov
1T AVE just received large and ex,epsivs
II r. assortment of FOREIGN and DONFS.
TIC GOODS. consisting In part Of the follow.
lag articles, which they offer for sale at yerv
inw prices for CASH
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-21

u The subscriber tenders his thanks to the Fire
Wards, Engine Companies and Citizens Of Wor-
progress of the fire which, on Sunday morning the
nth inst. destroyed Dwelling House. owned BY
him. and which greatly endangered large amount
OF his remaining property. Absence from town is
ms apology for not sooner rendering these ac.
acknowledgements. LUTHER BuRIETT in
Worcester March 81.
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GP TO CAPITALISTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

"a ETTlLL be sold at Public Auc-
lsESsh3 Wv ton, on THURSDAY, The
.sss..Eg 22d IF .Bnrch inst, on the prem.
$500, Uses. one mile south from the CEN
tire Meeting Houses, in Hardwck,
on The County Road leading from said Meeting
Houses TO Ware Village, with due proportions
OF Moving, Pasture, and Wood Land, a COM
Portable Dwelling House, two Barns, and an
unallng spring Of sof; water, conducted to the
House and Barns through leaden aqueduet.
Said Farm is we'll fenced, chiefly with good
stone wall, and Is under high state of cultva.
ton, with good young Orchard, engrafted
with excellent fruit, and twenty varieties of
choice Grapes The Farming FOOLS and tons
OF good English Hay, a small Grst Mill. Sill
House, in good order, with Watts for holding
cider
Positive sale may be relied upon, and the
terms made easy, as $1,000 may remain on
mortgage, by paying the interest annually
Said sale will commence at o'clock, A. NJ
CONSTANT RUGGLES.
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u Mrs CATHERINE JOHNSON tenders her sin
ccre thanks 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
town, who have so generously contributed towards
relieving her necessities, in consequence of the fire
on the morning OF the llth inst, by which her fur
Worcester, March 81,
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$50 cases Dark and Light do. Colored do do.
Fancy Prints, do. Linen Lawns.
5 do. Furniture Patches, g cases 7-9 mems.
do. Copperplaies, 2 do. a. do
3do. 4'4White Cambrics,I2 Go. Cotton Hose,
3do. 6-4 do. do. e do. Fancy six and
d do. Jackonett and Cam Gauze Handkfs
brio Muslins, do. Small and Large
do. Corded and Plain Choppas
Pink Ginghams do. do do. Bandanas,
do. Light Fancy do. do. Fancy Cotton Cra-
2 do. Dark do. do. watts,
! do. Mourning do. do. White do do.
do. london Marseilles 2 do. Brown Battlst
Vestngs, Black Gro. tie Naples
do. Falentia do. 2 do. Cold do do. do.
do. - and Ga PlainIl do. Super Blk. Taffetas,
Book Muslins, do. Synchaws,
Q do do. do Bishopi2 do. Sarsnetts,
Lawns, do. Green do
l do. Imitation LinenI2 do Black I.eyantines,
CambTics,- do Super Beverteens,
do. Null Muslns, do Blng-up Cords,
do. Plain Swiss do. do Satnetts,
| do. Figured 70. 10. 2 do Cassmeres,
Q do German Pins, 8 do Raw Silk Shawls
do. Mixed do. do Black Silk Vevets
DO, Black Bombazines, 2 do Gents. Gloves,
l do. do Tabby Feirs;s, i So. Ladies' Kid do.
March 81. ~
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WILLIAM Ell. SWAN

" Hill WI IT. SW Avn
6 4 AS Just received an extensive assortment
z Il of Spring GOODS:
English, French, and American Calicoes,
French Musllns, Glnghams, & Furniture Patch,
Russia and Linen Sheetings,
Linens and Lawns,
Cloths for Gents. summer wear,
Meiin0 and Imitation Shawls,
Thread Edgings and Insertings,
Cambria do do.
Black and White Silk Hose.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Gloves,
Silks and Bonnet Ribbons,
Variety of Vestings
Brown and Bleachd Sheetings and Shirtings,
Tickings, Russia Diaper and Crash, &c
o. The above Goods will be sold at lowest
prices,-GJ- At the Store south of The Central
Hotel March 81
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NOTICE

FsYHE Copartnershp heretofore existing un.
K der the firm OF aAMMoxD & MrxrER, is
this day by mutual consent dissolved The
business OF the late firm will be settled by WIN
MlxrER. FARLEY HAMMOND.
WILLIAM MIXTER.
March l2, 1882.
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For Sale or TO be [ef.

For Sale or to be Let,
- A FARM Of about 100 acres oil
tTssssa IA good Land, situated in the
as6E southerIy part of We thorough, for
EA''sss~ merly owned by TH"mAs TwIrcH-
Ell, deceased, and is well wooded and the re.
mander divided into Ploughing, OrcIiarding.
Posturing, and Moving, and well fenced and
watered, with good House and Barn, other
Out Buildings, &c. Conditions of sale-a long
credit given for one half OF more Immediate
possession given. Inquire of SANFORD
RUGGLES, Executor on Thomas Twichel $
Estate, or EPHRAIM BRIGHAM, near the
premises. Westbnrough, March 81
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LYcEUM. A Lecture will be delivered before
me Lyceum tomorrow evening bv George
Folsom BY vote Of The Members Of the Ly
"eum, the doors will be closed ten minutes past
seven.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-21

Josiah Miller was apprehrnded by that
vlgllant and persevering officer, Capt. Jo-
seph Lowell, on the morning of the 18th
inst, in cellar in Roxbury, and after an
investigation Of the case, on the 18th, he
fore Isaac Goodwin, ESQ.,, he was commit
ted to jail to answer before the Supreme
Judicial Court, to the charge of Arson. in
setting fire to the dwelling house, belong
ing to Capt. Luther Burnett, Jr., and orcu-
pied by widow Catherine johnson, in this
town, on the morning of the 1lth inst.
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The County COMMISSIONERS will COM
mence their Spring Session in this town on
Tuesday next, March q.
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CHE MassaChusetts tIpp.

- THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
coMMuNIcArroN

We see by notice in the last n
ry, that the female Dorcas Soci(
this town will hold its annual fare
Masonic hall, ON Wednesday 25tI]
Thursday 26th.and we can but I
justice to this institution, that the I
tatle design with which it was orga|
and the success and extensive utilitJ !
which il has been conducted for 1
10 years, reflects much laudable
our upon the numerous benevolent
of which it comprised. Since its 3
isation, the poor and suffering pt
ton Of our town have receipt of
charitable aid; and during the incit
cy of the last winter, we understan
this society has expended the sum
bout 500, or $50 IN alIeviating &
gent necessities Of all who were in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

The following are the returns Of votes
given as far as heard from for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, and Senators, in the
several Towns in this, State. according
to the best jnformation we have receiv-
ed by which, itoppears, there will be
no Electiohi;inwe have also given the
votes of May lqstntp enable our readers
to compare thsrtwo lists. by which they
will discover that the moving season
has operated In favour Of the Arnold
ticket but notwithstanding this advan-
tage, he 10 further from being eIecfAa.
than he wasoin May. Obi: Dear -!
Governor Arnold aud his party sink
deeper and deeper every step.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
THE VETO AND THE BANK.
|, l>-~-.A~ 2. - 1.-~s-

Il 10 difficult to describe, in adequate
guage, the sublimity Of the moral spec|
now presented to the American peopl|
the person of Andrew Jackson. He
shed his blood In the war Of independe|
he had won imperishable renown by hid
fence of New Orleans and he had been
ed b. q grateful and just people to the b
est Office in the world. II seemed, that|
measure of his glory was full, and thai
had but TO repose upon bis lsurelb and i
history to perform its Office in transmit
the story ofhis achievements and his re|
10 countless generations. But DANGER
sailed bis country in . new shape. A d
led sristocracy, incautiously organised
the alarmed statesmen who had encour|
ed the di6culties Of the last war, was
quiring power over our people, and an|
huence in their government, which thres|
cd to change the character ofour institu|
and reduce our States v . deRrading|
pendence on the nobility and gentry Of {
eign kingd dom. He had but to favor
continuance Of what he found In existe|
second time sanctioned and confirmed
both Houses Of Congress, to remove q
formidable obstacle to bis re. election.
probably snabls him to conduct the afFs (
the sstion in harmony and peace duriud
residue Of HE Administralion. Bot And
Jackson 10 not the man 10 seek for rel
when HE country 10 in danger. He vid
this insidious enemy, this creeping pol
attacking our Institutions at the hear
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

oc CURED in the town OF Newport
the last three weeks. We need nd
of the salubrity Of our summer q
that is universally admitted Sd
tai exemption from sickness at Il
son of the year in a population ol
probably increased by the acces,
strangers to 10000. is a rsmarka
which we deem it our duty to an
to the world.
We have had no indications o
era-we dare not say we are to {
proud exemption from this ap
calamity {: but present appearane
sify the hope that we may rems
harmed by this terrible scourge.
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fCoMMuNIcATIoN.l

The ARBoun lately erected 81
the politeness of Mr.. Easton,
beautiful Bank, near the Beach
was set FIRE 20, and destroyed, on
day evening last. by some per
persons unknown. will we unde
be rebuilt by the Gentlemen who
nally constructed it. as soon as ma
can be procured for the purpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

tinies Of our republic. and on the intel
ligence and wisdom Of our countrymen.
Through His abundant goodness and
their patriotic devotion. our liberty and
Union will be preserved.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Washington, yuly 10, 1882 .---. =:
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From the Prov. Jour.

"We learnt last evening from
medical gentlemen residing in a ne
boring town who left New York on
day afternoon. that the new cases REP
ed on that ds3Gere 226--death 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

We have the pleasure TO present to
our readers this day. the entire Message
Of the President accompanying the veto
on the Bank bill. 1t needs no recon-
mendation of ours. the document will be
found interesting and instructing, and in
character with the man who has always
been found Mt tho post Of danger when
ever his country was sssailsd BY foreign
force or domestic usurpation. 1t is in
fact q second declaration of American
Independence.
II 10 with gratitude to ''the siver ofsv-
cry good and perfect sifs," that We state
to the public that We know Of but ons
desll = disease Of any sort that has
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

NEWPORT,
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY "a.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
FOR PRESIDENT
ANDREW JACKSON.
OF TENNESSEE. ~
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN. ae
s or NEW YORK.
1882. 81
Republican, Administration,
and Farmers PrOx.
aar FOR aGOyERNoR. .aes
JAMES FENNER, f
OF PROVIDENCE.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JEFFREY HAZRAD,
FOR SENATORS.
1. John D'Wolf. Jun. Of Bristol.
2. George Hall Newport.
3. Robert Hopkins Foster.
A. Sanford Almy Little Compton.
S. Alpheus Billings Providence.
6. Peleg Brown South Kingsto,On.
z. William F. Potter Coventry.
8. Thomas Remington, (S.B. } Warsoiek.
9. William Browning North KingstoOn.
10. Isaac Wilkinson Smithfeh.
Resolved, That we will use all fair
means to support and ensure their sue
cess at the town meeting next to be or
dered by the House of Representatives.
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Total in four days
400

The disease appears to have broken OF
that sink Of infimy, the" Five Points" a.
is probably this, which has produced thu
crease Of tho. disorder. OF the 60 rePd
a Private practice" July 18th, 43 were 10
sixth ward, at or near the vilo receptacle 4
rafarred 10. -.
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THK CHoLERA IN NEw- -YoRK.-Thers
from Saturday the I4th, to Sunday the u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28

A General Order Of h,e Governor calling for yolun
tecs to suppress insureetion repel nrdsion and sup
port the civil authorities in the execution of the laws fol-
lows his procama,ion.-C Charleston Courier.
letter from gentleman formerly of this State, now
resident oil the State of New York. dated the 9th inst
says: Sand so you are TO have standing Army, see
accompanied, doubt, with the blessings Of Martial law
in Charleston Will not the oath OF allegiance the king
dom oil South Carolina stick in your throat had hoped
have visited YOU during the winter. but fear could no,
swallow the Pill could easily abjure the privilege
oil calling myself an Hmercdn-when in Europe, this title
was my pride, for found it passport to consideration
amongst all nations, and in all situations The friends of
free governments and free institutions in Europe will read
the late proceeding of your Convention and Legislature
with the most heart felt regret and despair while the
pots those counties will congratulate themselves on the
certain prospect OF the failure on the grand experiment OF
segovernment, which, had it succeeded must shor "
have undermined their thrones, wrenched from yan.
ny its sceptrc aud it's crown."-I6.
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ALABAMA.

m MIR TUSCALOOSA, Dec. 10
Ormohu from the select committee TO which that norton
OF he Governors Message had been referred which re-
"ee 10 'he ahove Subjects reported Preamble and Re
os' whch were laid upon the table, ordered TO be
eu' ana nave been made the order of the day for Mon
udy next ~ Committee OF the Whole. The Resolutions
We understood hen condemns in strong LANGUAGE tho
WoecuVe PoIicy OF the General Government, and repu
mates he doctrine OF Modification az a constitutional re-
dency. :" i'S 'eh-
On Wednesday last, Mr. Porter from Monroe. also in
ct Li a' Auures ana Resolutions upon the sub
"ch were ordered TO be printed and made the order
OF the day Tor Monday next Infellieeurey
SUI CAiOLINA"Tbe die has been At last en- and sou,
ny ~ " Il 9 engt appealed TO her UITERtOR SOVEREIGN
on her 1l.s his Coniedofaoy aud has PLANTED up
The above is extract from the Message of Governor
taunton TO the Legislature Of South Carolina part of
"nCn WI" De iound IN another column IL breatbes sp
W ueer"peu opposition TO the General Government bicb
eNcheS our most fearful apprehensions The dscordan
note OF preparation for war has been soundeJ and ,l
e"t "1Nohe U0ee OF disunon breaks upon the ear The
edr' Of me patriot beeds every pore; the friends of l
So" "hich mas been consecrdted by the blood of our
aers' enbie Tor us durdon and liberty stands aphast
at The solemn spectacle
INC IDEA, 20 zealousy advanced that Modification s
peSceaoe and constitutional remedy longer deude
ue weak, or seduce the wavering.
The eyes Of the nation are now directed to Soutl Cr
ohe has planted herself upon her reserved rights
grant That all may yet be WELL and that the wave NJ
may pass over the which has given rise 10
WIS eVehilul period in The history OF our country
mere is one, and only one, redeeming feature 1, co
message; the Governor desires Convention of ALI tLo
STATES Tor the purpose Of adjusting the existing dcndes
But why did not South Carolina ask for fI,s r
'ore she 'Paned herself upon her reserved rights"
IN the language Of Patrick Henry, we indulged ,bo
nope Chat the spirit which predomnaedin the reoI,
not yet gone nor the cause Of those who are attached 10
ihe Revolution vet lost"
Would Governor Hamilton compare bis preso,, oit.
wllh those which he entertained but e " wears 400 eel,
"sn ne eNclaim, IAN HdnlttoF or am nof."-B
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ion op ,,o~.or,v contending with warm blood

preston OF mortality contending with warm blood
ed youth, that appeared in the sunken face OF my
dying pupil; and as he ever and anon pressed my
hand, and thanked me for my former instruction,
which as he said, placed earth and heaven in their
true light before him. But when came to say
something of bis deceased mother, he grasped. my
arm almost to pain, and said, "My friend! my
more than father fever you would do that good
in your generation which shall never live to do,
raise your voice wherever you can concerning
the miseries that are caused by unequal mar
riages, for filthy lucre's sake My mother was
fitted to adorn the world-my father was a wise
and a worthy man with his class. You know
what has happened, yet you know but in part, for
the world will never know, as it ought, what mis-
cries the folly of parents entail upon their chill
dren!"\
Why need tell what followed between my
self and Henry--or with what distress we parted
never to meet in life-or how prayed over his
still beautiful remains, when, on coming next te
Netherton, found him stretched corpse-how his
father was hardly able to attend him to his grave
What shall add more? The old man IS dead
and the orphans, beautiful as their mother, are
little minded by any except myself, for 1t IS not
the way of the world to care for the unfortunate
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Stnte of Illinois
APRIL TERM.
1882.

=, State Of Alanow, sct APRIL TERM,
alexander County and Circuit 'c'' 1882.
Thompson Bird, Abraham Bird, and)
John Bird, surviving partners of
Thompson Bird, William Bird & Co. r.
Thompson Bird & Adealia Bird, hers
of William Bird.
:stIIs day the complainants, by Field and Ev-
- ans, their council, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that Thompson Bird and Adaea
Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased, are not nhabi.
tans of this state and they not having entered their
appearance. the bill of the complanants is taken for
confessed and the matters and things therein set forth
decreed accordingly and it is ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that unless the said Thompson Bird and Adea
III Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased, do appear
here on the first day of the next term of this court
be holden at the court house in the town of America on
the fourth Monday in October next, decree will be
entered against them, and the fractional quarter sec
tons Of land will be decreed accordingly 1t fur
Their ordered decreed and adjuged by the court, that
his order be published four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Vandaia Wing, published at Vanda and this case is
continued to the next term of this court, &c.
true copy from the record of said court.
Ia GEO. CLOUD, Clerk C C. a. C.
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JO8s BWUJfUo
Clock & Watch. Maker,

ST. LOUIS,
Y EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of artices
IN in his line, consisting of
Elegant u days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alahaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra Jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; LADIES' working do.
Perfumes, &c-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
st. Louis, March Id, 1882. 1-ly
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,State Of Hi3aois, April Term.
Alexander County and Circaat,} 'c'' 1882
Benjamin Akin,)
as. LIBEL FOR A DIVORCE.

fnNHIs day came the plaintiff, Benjamin Akin, by
IL James Evans his attorney, and filed his bin pray
ing for the court to grant him divorce from the bans
of matrimony entered into with said Nelly Akin, or
mery Nelly Paterson) for voluntary absence and deser
lion from the said complainant, said BILL and the said
oved to the satisfaction of the court that the said
Nelly Akin is not inhabitant of this state so that
ordinary process of the law be served on her =
Therefore it ordered by the COURT that unless the sale
Nelly Akin appear before the first day of the next
circuit, to be holden in and for Alexander county, or
the fourth Monday in October, and answer the bill
complainant of her said husband that the same will b.
taken for confessed, and the same heard expare ant
is further ordered by the COURT that this order be pub
shed in public newspaper printed in this state fol
four weeks successfully, before the next term of THU
court true copy.
IA GEO. CLOUD, Clerk, c. c. a. c.
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1elottntl Ga1ttuns,

VVHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sights
il PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Wootts
& WrghEs Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksmths
will be dealt with the liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds, finished complete and arraated to
run WE'LL or 0.3-no SALE All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS &. Niles,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ga
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, lS3A-ty