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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-21

s1N1&tnk atAs SNhcEAl pfnsalsullOn Oh IL
isrataFe. itsn0s fashionable 10 describe
saf iar The purpose Of holding Il % 10
me abllonenee u maakind; and me hssl
miads Of Modern lines. the masl glued
POSTS ti'e masl powerful oralarz, wisesi
statesmen, and profuadest phlIosophsfs,
are lasl coming 70 psur their indignant
aid whitening rebukes on this parent Of
thousand abomlnalions and w0es.
The ioIlo~ing deseriplinu Of hattie
scene ss quote from he vivid psn Of Nc.
Qsiacy. llale mayor IL Bnslen, and now
president 81 me oldest and best epdou ed
aaiversily IN snr land. -.
!" ID - impasslhlr. wiIhsa recurring ln
fsehags Aua sentiments of higher and
purer insure lhsa hose induced by CON-
m0a ille, 20 conceive The deep moral de-
praslly. and shscnel hl0od-slained scenes
Of ordinary sshsre. Alasi how must
they be viewed By higher ialelhgsaees
end vlflnes! s -. Ga.
"lmagine one Of these celestial spirits
descending upon our globe. and led BY
chance 20 al European plain, n ihe point
oi some great batue on which the fale Of
states and empires is suspended. 81
"0a-a sudden, the Geld Of battle opens
on his as,onishrd vision. II 10 q Geld
which mea call glorious. A hundred
ihousand xsTrlOrs stand in opposing
ranks. Light CLEANS on their FURNISHED
steels. Their plumes and banners wave.
Hill echoes IN hill The noise el. moving
rank and sqasdran, The neigh and tramp
Of slseds, The trumpet, drum, sBd bugle-
call. ~ = ~.r.- =. ... s -
There 10 momcnlary panse--a ST.
leBes LIKE lhai which precedes the fall of
the shHnderboli, or the desolatine rage Of
ihe whlrlwind. 10 an instant, flash sue
eeedaag fash pours columns Of smoke
along hIs plsin. The iron tempest
ssseps, heap.ng msa. horse. and car M
uudIsunguIshed ruin. In shouts Of rush
i1g hosts, Inshoek at hress,ine sleeds. 10
peals OF muSkeiry, IN she roar ol artillery,
in The eIash Of ssbEes. IN thick and ga
IhefIng clouds ol smoke and dust: all hu-
nan eve. and ear, and sense are lost
.Man sees noughI but, he sign of onset.
Mn hears noughi but The CRY nfonscard.
4" No, 80 the celestial stranger. lie
witnesses the real sseene naked IT, all its
cruel horrors. He seeslappsd and bIsed-
ing limbs scattered; gasbed, dismembsr-
edtranks; oulsptead. gOrr-cIsied, tiseiess
brains bursting fromsrushei .kuils; bl lnd
gushing from sabred aecks, severed heads
whose tongues aouller rane smidst the
psIsyins Of the, last agoas. lie hears
the mingled cry OF anguish aud despair
ISSUING frDm. a thousand bosoms " which
thousand bayonels snrlnsaDg; shs con-
vulsive scream Ol agony from 'iiesps 81
mangled. hall expiring sienms. over
whom the heavy artillery wheels iuabeT.
and crush. into una mass, bnno and mus.
Gle and sine ". wilde the laGlvck of the
wsr-horse drips with blood staging from
the las. pslpits,,on of the batsl near. Oh
| whwh has honf pivnis. h s@~. a.. - :.
|. tsThIs il not ssrlh, Mould such O..
les,ial stranger excla,m; this - not earth
-shs HELLl This is mol man, but demon
,ormen,ing demcn!' " go, . ., /. .. =,
| 4as = PEAcs GLEASER. -
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NJ xico, 10Th March, 1887.

p NJ xicot iUth Mafcns 1000
M Dear Si.--l had The pleasure Of
addressing you on the sth inst, via
Fampico. On the morning OF the 9Th,
there was manifest disirust through the
capital: about 10 O'Clock, the government
published a bando relative to the cop
per coin. reducing its nominal value TO
ffty per cent. discount. About eleven
o'clock. the whole city manifested strong
symptoms Of commotion, collecting near
the palace and market place, the dense
mass Of poor miserable lepros moving
about like the waves of troubled sea,
driven to desperation by the deprecia-
ton of the millions Of valueless copper
currency the Government have issued.
In a few minutes after II there was a
general rush through the streets, and all
doors instantly closed and barricadrd. ex-
pecting a saqueo. In the mean time the
troops made their appearance, and cannon
were drawn out in the plaza de Palacio,
and about IL O'Clock the military sue
ceeded in restoring tranquility. and the
Government issued threatening handbills
through the city against any persons who
should refuse copper at the fixed value.
and the Governor of the city another,
ordering all doors opened under fine Of
$500 to these who did not. A regular
patrol was established through the city,
| and kept up until this morning. All is
quiet. but by no means settled down so.
Saturday llth, l2 o'cieck.-i walked
out to the Portals. met Mexican gentle
man, who told me the country was on
the eve Of a bloody revolution, and tha
nothing could avert il, the wre,ched ,po
hey Of the presen. Government, ha'
brough, the country TO this lsmentabl.
condition. which. he remarked, | exsec
u
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. A valuabls Fitness. AT The Taunton
Assizas, a few days ago, counWyman
who was pu, into the wi,ness-box To give
a prisoner The benefit Of his evidence as
10 his character. on being asked by the
counsel whe.her he ever knew any harm
Of The prisoner al the bar, replied "rhat
he never knew much harm Of him. only
that he was given to tkieving little, -
Has he ever stolen from you'll" (indig.
nantly.i Never more than once OF
twice, behsvsl"
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Important FROM Mexico.


From the New orlsaas sslslia. Aprl 5.
We are indebs,d % highly respect
able gentleman, for the suhIoined cores
pnndsnce from Merica. Il is highly
interesting and imporlaat-
A;eriea. Marrk 9. 1881.
Ny Bear Sir-Knowiag your anxiety
for any ding IN The shape Of news from
lhis capital. ] agzia waiI on yon with Ihs
principal events since my las. respects.
By the last arrival Of The English packet.
the French Minister received INSTRUCTIONS
lromhis Government 70 demand inmedl
ale restitution from this Gosernmeniofth the
amount taken from The French citizens
under The decree of The Force Loan, and
an adjustment u al Other matters In con-
iroyersy. He has Rot yet received bis
answer from This Government.
The English Minister. 1 am informed,
received similar instructions, % the
night OF the Alb insl. The message OF the
President 81 The United States was
received by this GoyernInenIby expires.
from Vera Cruz, via New Orleans. 4
produced greater sensation In this CAPT
isl Than any circumstance iora long time
Congress was convened the next day II
secret session. As far % | can learn
their action was Any thing but favorable q
an sdicable adjustment Of the difiicullie,
between the two countries. also heal
that the Chambers were discussing lhs
prepnety Of Issuing Prisaieer Licences
and sending them up The Mediterranean
by an agent, for sale. The Government
and people seem 10 treat the message viii
the utmost contempt. = ~5ss't ~=t
= am snxionsly looking for informs,iol
from Washington City. DOR CITIZEN
with capital consider their SITUATION Q
,hn crisis cri,icaI and dangerous. I
comfnotion has been spoken Of in III
ciiy for these Two or three nights. Il
consequence Of The deprecia,ion Of III
copper currency. whieh'is, vas told TO
day. at so per cent. discount; and Their
wssno dub, of this circumstance alon,
producing consalsion 10 this distrscie,
country, aud our citizens fear . saqueo
II mol loss ofiife. The Priests themselves
in despite Of oil neral or religious obliga
tons. from the confession box and pulp
daily excite the hcenllous aud sUpers,
tious leprs, which compose nineteenth
df,he popuia,ion, particularly against "a
rsigiers. by at,rIbn,ine all 81 their mi.
cry Ia them. aud charging them with al
sracnng the Plata Y oio irnm the country
Gen. Basiamen,e's secret departure 70
The N6r:hprn Army, II indefinitely pos
punsd. Gen. Santa Anha still remain
airms Hacienda lie Manga de class
" siting the result, of events, and ih
'ln6Nempn, Of sas 4migos. .
I rhe tide OF public feeling, | undel
STAND is making in HE favor in ever
/ q6ar.tr; in the mean time. the portals al
! ;loutiei with handbills for and against hin
fandaealnsI EsUahgsres. Assassination
'add rohbprts are ihiugs Of nightly an
dad, occurrences. az usual. A MOI
tatsme a.able state of things probably va
neEsF experienced in any country, an
Rdady growing worse =. tE-s 4 80
l. You may expecr passing events frou
Frequently, Yours Truly, : w.
1 49, -
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aCoaueniieat Proboseis.-A brother
editor who is some vi a, celebrated for the
magui adde Of his nasal organ. 10 reply TO
an antagonist who has threatened 10 pull
his nose, says, il he attempts it he ,ciil
hare his hah:ia fan, Boston Post.
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THE power OF ,coNstIENcE.

A circumstance wac. related " u. yes
.terday, which seems " be worthy Of mar.
ration to our, readers. One Of our dry
rocds merchants mr., 0tinet had a small
bundle lee, on his caup,e,, the other day,
by a. female whose apparel betrayed po-
rrrly, hot whose face was mutfied up,
aud who, disappeared as soon as she had
jspssued HE buaaile. On opening H..
which was moi done Instantly from its
being lied up so as apparently to retard
the discovery Of ais. r"n,ents, il was found
to contain q lady's valuable fur lppet.
which, hid been missed from .hs store
sowe weeks before. Accompanying The
.bupdlr.was, "a piece OF paper. on which
was ,urlttea these liues:
al am q poor widow with FIVE small
children. Il came To- your store before
Christmas my .children.want bread
| to5k the cape. could not rest-I
brought it back aha, evening" lady was
in the s,ore---l had not courage to give il
M came three times after, but had no
courage. May God forgive me, and may
you," 1850.
We hope we need not add, she is free
Nv forgiven BIZ him 10 whom her penl,ent
note is addressed, aud that he and many
others would, we're she known. gladly
contribute 10 relieve her extreme dis
.ress. National hateiigencer.
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YQiEorirag Business.

in all its variety, (haVing made arrange
ments 10 receive the Fashions regularly
from the city of Philadelphia, } and to man.
ufacture garments to order for his cnsto.
mers, in the mos, fashionable and durable
manner, and al the shortest notice.
He deems il unnecessary 10 puff, or 10
say any thing in praise of hmself-he has
been engaged in the above business in this
place for some time back, and the salts
faction given to the customers Of the esta-
bIishmeut, is a sure guaranty that bis en-
deavors to please generous public hare
been crowned with success. In asking for
a continuance of the support of the old
and new customers Of the shop, he would
say, he looks for i, no longer than he shall,
by industry and attention TO business, me-
rit il.
lie returns thanks to the old customers,
for their liberal support. and hopes by
disposition TO please, to continue TO receive
the same.
October 6, 1SS6-tf
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TyXIRACT from letter from Doctor
A-A MERRlTT TO me, dated May ., 1901
d" am sure from the appearance OF Feit's
colts here and in England, no horse can
boast Of letter or more promising pro
eeny. They will he. 10 my opinion, very
distinguished on the turF aud under The
saddle. Yes every where. The colts o!
The imported horses are winning an our
stakes IN the best possible style and man.
ner. Out of 10 races in which the ia
uorted horses colts have started, tacY have
wen 9 races, and bat for the uhkiad run
rinr Of colt, would have won the Other
race. There were 20 OF 30 subscribers TO
tie large Petersburg Siakes ,-of these
were or 9 bV our horses, lhe rest (@O or
upwads) by American stations; the colts
hy cur horses ran Isl, 2nd. ST, ard 4th ~
lie race contest beng between hth)
won at tO,ir hea's, track Gerry heavy, ano
time good each heat: lit IS allowed W all
parties to he The hest race ever over 'ht
course. There were twelve subsctiherS
to The other Stake at New Market-iouI
nv our horses and eight by natives; won
at , heats by Mai. Rjdiey's colt (by an I'm
pofted hatse.) in m. IS and 20 5!s..
ull1J easily. The colts 10y impo';"d h3r
scs ruA in the large stakes at Lawrence
vile. $500 entrance were placed Isl, End
and 81 there were as many or more m
tjyes, than colts by imported horses AZ
Daield they won three stakes IN FIRST rate
tine and style repeating in Of them IN
N. 81 aud colts Of imported horses
contendiug for two Of the races !: 20 one OF
these stokes there were eight Subscribers
and oaly one colt by our horses qualified
10 ,lar,. 10 FGir YOU have one OF our
very te0 lmpur''.i horses; better horse
IN my hunlBle opinion, Than Lu2boroush
Or r, F,Ie, and see how aeir colts roB"
JOSIAH WIN. WARE,
~ a&,r BeugpiHs, Clarke Co, Va
NAV 10. IS37.-3t
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"a ea,E' CE .

no I'AGLI9Es 6. GUARDIANS.
YE9HE undersigned having been for
Il long time subjected TO great annoy
ahce and much injury, by the continued
depredatIons of boys, and other indvidu-
ais, on his premises adjoining his Mill
though they have been repeatedly warned
TO desist-- has at length cone TO the fixed
determination, that no pains shall be spa
red TO identify persons SO offending, in iu-
tnre, with view TO their punishment by
prosecution. And he deems it proper
further to add, for the Information of all
concerned, that as there are some who
fancy themselves, beyond the reach of the
law, he has made Gas he trusts) ample ar
engagements TO meet their case BY more
summary process-and with view 10 eff
feet the object contemplated, he has en-
gagged the services of MIR. Holm, who,
with the milers in mill. are fully authors
zed to act on his behalf
ALEX. STEPHEN.
MAY 10 I69G-tf
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mARTx7yc CT Rc
gsDOEEFsE' F.EGz'GEe y.

yEgHE ondeIsigued, thankful for past IA
4 yors, would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that
the above named establishment is now IN
complete repair, and that they are ready
10 execute work, such as
Carding Rolls, FuIlIng, Dyeing, and
Dressing Cloths, FIanneis,
blankets, &c. &c.
with despatch, and in the best manner, at
The usual prices They also continue to
manufacture every description Of goods,
AZ heretofore, for their customers, VIZ:
Cloths, Sattinctts, Blanketing,
Kentucky Jeans, Carpcting,
Elannels, and Fulled and
Plaid Linseys;
or they will exchange The above named
goods for wool, on advantageous terms.
9g-Good dry Soap and other approved
county produce will be received ~ pay.
ment for work, If delivered at the time The
work is taken away.
The subscribers, sensible of the dlsad.
vantage and trouble of collecting srifiing
amounts scattered as theirs are over the
country, which cost more in the collection
than they amount TO, deem il necessary TO
inform the public that for all work here
after done, amounting TO less than 81, the
pay will be expected Al the time the work
is delivered -eacept TO regular and pune,
tual customers, who have running &C
count. WILCOX s. JOB.
April 10. 1887 If
Gg-The highest market price at all times
given for good clean Common Wool and
Blood Wool
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In orr Z oTT Ry

sgg EEess'ases''s-Fes9'y, FG.
g4NHE subscribers wish to inform the
4 public generally that their Iron Foun.
dry, on the island Of liarper's Ferry, will
be in operation the Goth of this month. and
will cast Machinery of every description,
such as
.Nachine Castings, Mil Gearing,
End Bronding hons.
They ,viH also keep on hand .Mouldboards
Of Ne Cormick's patterns, from No. 6. 10
No -. rigid aud ied handed .4lso
Louiotn, MouLdb0ards right s. left
They hqre also on hand, Wagon BoreS
Of all sizes, and Gndifons Of cariOus pat
terms.
They have and will keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. SO that they
Will be able 10 make. patterns, of every
description. at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
HUGH GlLLEECE s. Co.
November 10, lS35-N
n. b. Old Iron taken in exchange for
any OF the above pamed Castings.
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PROPOSALS

TETILL be received by The underslgaeo
w for furnishing ralions 10 the Ohi'eo
States Troops, stationed Al Marlinshnrg'
Persons are requested 20 hand IL me" pro
posals Immediately. Tie following com
poses complete ration
Is ounces Of Bread Or Flour.
4, Ihs. Beef or ID Pork or Bacon.
8 Quarts Beans,
Q Salt,
d :" Vinegar, To every 100 Ra.
Pounds Soap, noas
~ f." Candies,
I" Coffee.
i" Sugar.
Wa. ALBURTlS, Lent
and Regt Infantry
L. S. u S
Recruiting Rendezvous. 1,c
Mayiinsburg, May 10, 1881
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tIaEallsbnrg LlOGei.
'Ilk
-cy1eg ugL. 1sI11BE,

It'd FsPECTFULLY informs his friends
EG and the pablo, that he has lcaset
the above establishment, recently oceupi
ed nv MIR. William Gotrell, at The co'nei
of Queen and burke streets, in Martins
hnrs, "a here lie vii be always prepared
10 accommodate travellers and others in the
best style. Ills T3BLE vii constantly
,s furnished With The beet provisions the
markets can nnord; end his ByiR at alI
lines stored With well selected Eqnor'.--
His STABLE, aftordng more than ofdl-
nary comfort for horses, will be Supplied
w;h tic best grain aud hay, and attend
ed by faithful and diligeat Osiler
lie pledges, upon bis part. every cxer'
tion to captfhue to the comfort and sa
tisfactiou 81 his guests, and hopes TO me
rit share OF public patronage.
Aprii IS, 1887 SIN
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IOu.N PROPER ".
81 @ 3D. s. 81, g. - ~

- - az esJ e+sl &C. e-I u
fE FIlE undersigned wishes TO sell by pri,
q vate contract, the
EE3VSE LIVED EOE,
situated at the corner Of Burke Street and
Spring Alley, 10 Marlinsburg, now in the
occupancy OF ID l. McSherry, Esq.
The house IS two stories high, weather
boarded, and in excellent finish and re
pair, containing six good family rooms,
The other Improvements comprise k't
chen, Neat House Ice House tchich holds ice
sufficient for ten families. Siablng Sc, all
in cxceleot condition. The lot is large
and very productive,
The situation is high and pleasant, and
the property altogether IS one Of the most
desirable in The town for q private resi
deuce. 81. 'Fa.. ...l f.t
Terms will be made very accummoda-
ting .iti. go JOSEPH f. ABELL.
February %, lS37!-tfi g..
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Notice.

T gYIiE undersigned having come TO the
Il determination 10 close their business
would request all those indebted 20 them
by note or open account, 10 come forward
ard settle The same And persons in
search Of bargains would do well 10 give
them a call, as they are determined TO sci!
of at very low prices.
BURKHART & DOLL.
Mar nsburg. March /, le37.-tf
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sI0IE2 6. STEW ART,
FHAViNG entered into partnership, in
b IL the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends aud the public
generally, they intend TO carry il on in all
It's various branches, at the stand former
ly occupied by ADAM STEWART. nearly
opposite the Court House. Their stock
OF materials will consist of the best that
the market can afford, aud they will at all
times be in readiness to furnish promptly
any description or amount of work requi
red. They will always keep on hand a
large supply Of articles in their line, con
ssilng oil
Gcntlemen's Boots, shoes, Pumps and
slippers Ladies and Misses Shoes
and Slippers, Of all sorts and
sizes: Also, strong Shoes
and Boots, for farm
hands, &c.
sg-All work made at their shop will be
warranted both as TO material and work
manshp. The public are invited TO give
them a call, and test their work, and ex
tend to them such patronage as they may
be found 10 merit.
Martins burg. April 10, i837.-9m
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Richard w. Ruckle,

TEAVING taken Mr.. JACOB HULL into
Z Il CO partnership with him 10 the Cabi
net Making Business, takes this method
Of rendering to his customers and the pub
lie, bis Acknowledgements for past favors
shown him. while carrying on the business
hy himself. and respectfully TO solicit a
continuance of the same to the firm Of
RUcKLE s. Hull
Maftnshurg, February 10, 1897.
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Es e d 3 { C "a Il 81,
FgE,TR S IT,,

in readiness for attendance on funerals
Hayng Teen at considerable expense IN
fitting up their establishment, and supply
ing themselves it'll materials. they ask oil
liberal community share of It's patron-
age and promise, If liberal prices and
furniture manufactured of good aterials,
aud by fest rate workmen, can give salts
faction, that all who give them call shall
receive it.
MarlinsbuFg, February 10, iS37.-tr
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For Esent,

YG3llE house belonging to Mrs MKewn
a aud occupied by VIM, G, Anderson,
decd, for some time, aud lately Ivy the
Rev. James Berkeley. This property wiIl
be rented for one or more years, on mod
crate terms Ii is one Of the most com
Portable houses IN the town, OPPOSES
sion can he bad Immediately
JOHN K. WILSON.
March l. 1897 tt
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hassltan EpnYsiClale.

PROCTOR \. MAYS, respectfully in,
EP forms the puLlic at large, HAT he
has located himself at Bunkers lliil Derke
ley County. Va. where he will continue
his successful Iadian Practice, for the cure
OF the many diseases TO which The human
body is liable. Having been fifteen years
among the Indians, he has acquired a We
ry extensive knowledge Of their manner
If curing diseases. Hundreds Of certili
Gates can be seen. if called for, showing
that cures OF diseases OF the most danger
Gus character have been performed after
they were gwen up By the best of Doc
tors The afflicted will do we'll to give
The Indian Doctor trial
Feb. %, 1887 If
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e ALL d R 4 u G..
JOHN II OK Il.

j O II ~ II o X "a,
Ed ESPECTfULLY informs the inha.
L. bitants of Martinsburg, and the coun.
ty generally, that, having taken the shop
lately occupied by Peter Hoke, on Queen
street, two doors north Of the court house,
and opposite the store of Burkhart g. Doll,
he is enabled to carry on the various bran,
rhes of the
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aen Cabinet
Vt ANUTA.CTOEY.
RuCEEe 81 Hull,

1ETOULD respectfully inform the lnha
w biiants Of AariiBsburG and us wei
nifty that they have purchased the Calumet
.Making Establishment Of James ). BOYD,
and removed il 10 the stand lately occupl
ed by Richard w. RnckIe. where they
are now fully prepared 10 manufacture any
and all articles In their line Of business. at
short notice aud on reasonable terms, and
in the newest and most approved style
They will always seep on band choice
and extensive supply of all articles in the
Cabinet Making line, consisting Of
MAHOGANY sxDE-BoARDs,
Secretaries. Bureaus, Ladies Dressing Bu
reaus End, Centre, Pier, Extension. and
PLAN T.4gLES; Wash. Candle, j. Work
STANDS; manufactured Of The best ma
terials, ty experienced and careful wotkmen
They will also manufacture and keep on
hand a good supply of Patent, French,
High, aud Lou Post
Fsca gcads,
of every variety. They will at all times
be prepared to supply allorders for G OF.
FINS. at the shortest notice and will
keep a first rate