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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15
MIR. CLAY IN r,E%NEssEn.

The Nashville WING gives nm anu.
sing Il graphic account ofala,c meet
ing in Bedford county, and The toto.
route and discontinue Of the Locolo
COS. II seems, the meeting was got
ten up by a DR.. kincaid and II. NJ.
Watcrson, two new prosolytes to Van
Burenlsm for the purpose Of transfer.
ring all who supported Judge White
Tor the Presidency over TO Van Blu.
rem. A large concourse of people
attended, and silently listened to the
outpourlngs Of these two converts,
Tor about four hours, in which Fan
was the subject Of high wrought Gu
iogiums, and Mr.. Clay cume in for a
Liberal share of abuse and unbound.
cd denunciations. Gen. Barrinncr.
formerly a member Of Congress from
North Carolina, then addressed the
meeting. lie triumphantly refuted
the idle ana absurd charges Of abol;-
tioa and federalism against Mr.. Clay,
and held up the little magician Of KIN,
derhook in his true dimensions, and
conclusively proved that he was not
the man 10 receive the support Of Ten
nessce. The immense applause that
followed this speech, truly tested the
feelings Of the people.
"Alter quiet had been restored"
says the Wing, sand John Sims Esq, a
good and true Wing had been placed
IN the abdicated chair, Mr.. Bedford
addressed few remarks to the pee-
pie. lie said that for forty years he
had been politician, and had never
Witnessed SO high-handed movement
TO gull the people into the support OF
an unpopular administration, as had
That day been attempted on the origi-
nal friends Of Judge White il Bedford.
II was the last desperate effort of a
disappointed faction to save sinking
executive. He then went into gen.
eral notice Of the politics OF the day.
and concluded by calling upon the peo-
pie TO say, whether they wonld stick
to the Whigcause, and to Henry Clay
or notl Aye, Aysi! was Immediate
ly and loudly responded from every
part Of the house, and that this expires.
sioa OF sentiment might 90 forth To
the country. complete, "and no mis-.
iake,' Mr.. Bradford called upon those
opposed to Mr.. Clay to say SO, bu,
notopc voice was heard to responder
Thus the last strong hold Of Van
Bnrenism in Tennessee has been bro.
ken up.
Texas AND THE U. SrArEs BaNk.--
'The friends Of Texas must be highly
gratiiied at the prospect Of her grow
ing prosperity, and the advantages
that must result to her, from tie late
arrangements with Mr.. Biddlc. We
believe these arrangements will be
mutually beneficial to the Bank qnd4o
the Government and citizens OF Tex
asst is said that Texas notes in New
Orleans have risen Is per cent, and
holders unwilling to sell. The New,
Orleans Bulletin Of the 4th inst, says:
"The vast field Of enterprise which
the growing population and rich soil
Of Texas present 10 the capitalists,
i.as no! escaped the iaIeial'eabIs.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

THE MANCHESTER WmG hasreeived
On the Sd INST, it was again ushcrcd
forth, in u new and beautiful dress.
and promises long to continne an able
auxiliary to the promotion Of correct
principles. J. A. Srccas, Esq, is the
editor andproprietor.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

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rs Gu US
Isaac n lrrod !
NOTICE IS hgs5T y
above a,taetm nj WIS 9
salt Of the said plallih
said deleaGsut as an "a
OF for the sum aiore sad, I I
returned to tbs Office dla
AMI is no y pending aai y
ed in the cifcaii cou8p I
ty is therefore ordered n
ttlit ullie s. tax sit'ss ~
pear or OF before tllc seq
il October 1885, being u
TIC circuit couf, q iie
SAID give special halI ana \
muir; judgment will 0e ~
him and sle property !. III
sold to satisfy plalnliIlS 4
Witness.
L. r BoSa]
August Is, y i
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15
We'invite the attention Of our rea.
ders to the communication OF the "son
of a Rcvolutionist."

Tee last Matches Free Troi,, con-
tams 4 long and scurrious comnuni.
cation Of a couple Of Steam Qmcks
abusing and announcing the whole
medical fraternity. This IS as it
should be. We advise all steam doc
tors to continue TO pawonizc and sup
port that paper. lis justt the thing Tor
them. - Nonsense, scurrility, black
guardlsm and qpackery, comprise the
food upon which it Vegetables,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

On Monday, the Ga inst, an in
quest was held upon the body of 4
negro, found buried near the Living
16lAn road, two miles from town. 1t
seems from the evidence adduced. that
an individual had the negro ia custo-
dy, and was bringing han to Canton
% commit him as a runaway. lis
rumofed that Inc death Of the norra
was occasioned BY the cruel,reauA mt
oi the person who had him in cnSto.
dy. II this be true. no means should
DC lett pntried 70 bring him 10 JUS
tee. Such a reckless disregard of
private property, 10 say nothing OF
Tie savage barbarity Of the act, de-
serves exemplary punishment.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

: fha editor Of the Free Trader h,k
suddenly become the sworn advocate
OF the Brandon bank. No enc, We
presume, will accuse him Of having
renewed $4,000 from chat ins,itn,
lion.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

The Editor of the "Natohes Free
Trader." makes a great effort to be
iace,lous and witty on the appearance
OF our paper. This is just what We
should have expected from 4 fellow OF
his calibre. Appedraace with him is
every thing-he looks no further--he
cares Tor nothing more. As Il proof
OF this, look at his own large. labored
sheet, headed with school boy capl.
tails, and then look az his long, dsI.
pressing artlcles--a giant in dMn
slons, without life OF motion, and Can.
ped with the senselcss head aud long
ears OF a certain docile animal. As
an instance amongmanv. of the Neigh
barhood of the sublime to which this
editor scars. we would refer his read
efs, to a late description Of the ap.
pearance OF asunset in Natchez. Not
content with a flight to the clouds, he.
must seen soar tothe Emperean. -
But in his descent to the earth he fog.
chilly reminds US of the honest Uutch-
man who took it into hishead that. by
aliitle artificial means, he could learn
to iiv. Determined to make the OK
perlmenl, he mounted upon the roof
Of his house took large bundle Of
straw under each arm to answer the
purpose Of wings, and launched him.
self oil into the air. But ufrortunate.
ly he had not correctly calculated the
power Of gravitation. lie was soon
brought down directly upon the tor
OF n sharp-pointed stump. "Oh, ohr'
said Hauns, 'it ISL very easily 10 ily.
butter teuval of it is iolight.n
The editor Of the Free Trader h,k
suddenly become the sworn advocate
OF the Brandon bank. No enc, we
presume. will ncruso hin, ot L,,.;,,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

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a n 70 oJ .IoI,n Jones % !, y !, I
note | do not ln''''
PEELED By law s,slfBl. =
August 9, 1888
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

The Free Trader calls lIrvEy Clay
nm abolitionist. Good. Dctraction
from such source IS the highest
praise.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15

Here the manuscript, from long
exposure, has become entirely iI!eai;
t.c. Em.l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-05

ENliY LEE 8 co, No Magazine street ar,
i 4 row receiving from ships Nashville Louisville
kentucky, Eagle, ana other late arrivals from .be
t:iern cities q large and new selceled assortment
Haas, Boots, Shoes and BrOsans,
consisting OF geniemens fine calf and Morocco boots
do 20 quality; do buf't, and stout pegged boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
Shippers: mems fine calf and kippcd pegged shoes :
rosans to boots do stout kip and wax pegged shoes
I'd brgans; gentlemen best quality calf scweti Shoes
trOgans and Jack Downlngs; do calf and Morocco
'ckle shoes and brogans; do calf seal and Morocco:
Mian shoes and slippers, do calf buff WINGS
lew article; do fine calf, seal and morocco quarter
ots Ioys', misses and chilllen's pegged and sewed
b. ogans, and shoes of every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout wax and
F'@tt hro.ans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
-gro best quality, russell brng;ms nailed in the
hanks, made expressly for plantation use; a good as
rlmet OF mcs line and stout kip russat, brogans :,
CIV article, and arge quantity OF an inferior quality
r sset and wax hrogans.
Ladies' fine cali, SEAL morocco and grain wclts and
pump sole Shoes do fine French Morocco and Kid ran
umh sippc,s do shoes, will, and wi,ou, heels;
Il call, seal and stout leather bootees; do PI,nea shoes
tall kinds aud quacs do lasting hpg;us; y;ilcr-
and osed booccs. Misses lasting spring shoes ana
bi Sans. Chreu's coloed Morocco aud lasting bro
Z: us and boots, &c.
,iencnca's lnetasIionahlc black silk hats; do black
IN ''lrte beaver do NJ superior quality; Ito imitation
70 ram clos broad and narrow bin mems fine ,rab and
IL IL khss'a short Mapped hats, article. YoHlhs'
Lu ,e size hats OF different qualities; do c4reu's.
Mems and hcy's black and r4,b wool hats of various
sMpes with general assortment of boys and mems
seal caps.
Tins assortment viii be rcplcisce b, the arrival of
ecu lmcketsirom the named cities, all of which
"''ibe sold on accommodating terms. a',g 1T
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xxARRoWGArE SPRINGS

montgomery county, R1hlt;tIn.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
TENilE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
Il Of announcing 10 his friends and the publ,
in general, that he will be in reanessby the first day
May to receive yirers. He will also state for the be-
neit OF Those distance, that there have been arg,
improvements lnade and others going on and il
rapid progress for completion, which will enable til,
subscriber To accommodate much larger number thar
heretofore, and al the same time much better.
Fame can he accommodated it'll good rooms, on
those who prefer can have large cabins etached irou
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tc say anything in aariic,
lar Of the character Of these waters for it is general,
believed that they not inferior any in The South
States. All the an.usemenrs that arc general ,
found al Watering Places, will he found at this The
best music that this part of TIL country affords has
been engaged aud will be in nj attendance at In,
Springs during the " hole
he Subscriber will avail himself OF his Opportunity
in returning his untriencd thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes hv the exer-
tons thai have hceu made i'll improving aud extending
the accommodations to merit liberal pprunrgr TIL.
present season. JNO CRAM.
p,3
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NUN I 40 Z ~
B a? I.T EDR TIfE TF r. TN

n h M FOR IHE TEETH.
fsH'i Eesahshcd reputation and constantly ncrca ms
'.''naud for This ric, tna remedy otpnin aud pre-
sentative o the teeth, has induced the sub scribcr
otter ii to the American public. Arrangements llrv
been made 10 supply agents III all the principal cite
and towns III the United States, 10 place il thi
the reach OF those suffering and likely 10 suffer this mos
iarassng OF all aches, Tooth ache.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle it has uitrd TO afford immediate and
munent relief 1t also the decay IN detcctiv
tcet and relieves that soreness which so frequently
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons in different sections of tn
country, that have already experienced such delghtu
and sautary effects from the of the Balm, arc ready
to hear or the public good their testimony to its u-
rvallcd quolitles. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
sngularly AMI unexpectedly, and may he regarded bv
the civilized world as the mast valuable discovery
rc,lman OF the woods
Price 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS s. ANDREWS,
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JAKEIS d ANDREWS,
5 Cor Common and Tchupitonas 4ts

ri EW HoOKS-Naval Sketch Book, on the Service
Y Afoat aud ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
ces, fragments and opinions. BY the author of
Tales OF Il Tar, Sc, second series, in vols.
Random Rccolectons of the House OF Commons
from the year 1880 the close of 1885, including pcrs
nal sketches of the leading members-by one of no par
V, Just received and for snle hY W MckEAN
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LATE PUBLICATIONS

!hFJNIW Ell AN HlslOflIaT N0vcI, by The author o
" "Ihe Brothers. &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine or Family Adviser consisting o
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene will
such Inns the practice Of Physr, Surgery, and the
diseases o women and children, may prove useful il
ttnics when regular physicians cannot be procued
being companion and guide for Intelligent principals
of manufactures, plantations and boarding school
heads of jtmies masters of vessels, missionaries o.
travellers; and useful sketch for young men comucnc.
ing II study of mcdcina. BY Reynel Coates, VI. d.
Peter Poriey's Universal History on the bases OF
Geography, for the of families, Illustrated by maps
and engr,viugs, in vols
Just received and for sale by w MckEAN,
tn9 Camp and Common SITS,
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a TKINSON'S DEPlLLATORN for removing s,tr
:. pcruot's air from the ticr, neck and arms win
sgual safety and certainty leaving doe skin timer aud
whittier than before the application 4 flesh supply
Just received GIfON'S -
Mol Exchange Hotel, eome, 81 Crarlt5 and CONNER
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NO MERCURY NOR COPAIVA

A BOUT six month, ago had The misfortune 10 get
N secret disease, for which have applied To
rul doctors for cure aud t,ev did
Huet and expect linn me. Since that time
the disease got worse, to break large ulcers
to the number Of six eight h leg, and all over
MY face, and throat, and able 10 work he
present tim. account of the disease large ulcer
the right side Of the throat. am putting myself
confidently under the OF DIR. liuet, Of Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
febl4ly
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BENZ. LEVY,
n,, SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
y PAIN REVISITED, Nc by lie nl1Lnr n lac

&FATN KEVISIFED, &C. bv lie author n yoo,
~ in SPAIN in vols "A year
, I,Has q ind'an ctarocter as generally applicable to
. vols. '"'"''' ISa
1he j'o|hc"| (',"'0mnr, of tho United States or a
complete view q" the theory aud practice ef the r4aera
ana Se n'er'n'rnis, with the relations etv ecu them
dedicated and ,luptcd 10 the ,snr mon Of ,boI In,,aa
States, by T. Mansfield Esq Wv ''''>'
Aimrod's Hamins 7'oms inic,spersed with character
'S' anecdotes sayings aud d"ngs OF sporting men, in
ciug notices OF the principal crack riders of England
with anayc" contents, and general index of names !!
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nARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
] | OhA' r., translated by Phillip FroGcis d ID. with
a an appendiN, containing TRANSACTIONS of yarins
3d'S Nc, by ben loDs"n, towIrv, Milton, -DryGon
,''rr ADDISON, swift timllrrtuN Il Wakefield, porsou
tav-aui ' " ''
fllSEi>huS, with the appendix If ,inlius trausI,
''u ~ Christopher mart, II :! vpI, forming volumes
AMI iJoi "ilarPrr's Classical Library
. The Expedition ri HUMPHREY (YJNtlEp by
Hmoett, NJ ID with nrDloir of thu Author nv Th,,
vs. hosroe ESD, new edition, with Illustrations, by Ga
tlUi>shtu< ~ NO
THE iirSY; Tale, by tllrnnlhr If .Ric bs,,s,,
Mary otE 'rgundy,' &c, edition. vols ,v,nnr
II 't'"
rAuL ,LiFFOfD;hy the auaor q, .pslb,s
Inc De- ID, &c, bciug vpiune " OF I'm. new "a
not"E' "or's Complet 4lLs. Junt reviewed cav
e"'e' WI Mexican
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Boston, October %.
eby JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
III 10 " unpn ani Fcha nit ,tas sis

Recommended by the Medical Faculty.
EpCTLEH'S Eilevescent Magnetism Approximation
dyspepsia indigestion, nervous debllit,, eldi-
III as, headache AGILITY of the stsnach, labna COS
,seness, cutanenus diseases govt graNe Nc and much
valued as gentle, cooling purgatiye.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
nge OF many eminent members Of tie profession and
from discerning public many respcc able and u,lsali-
cited testimonials fits efficacy medicine have been
elected. W ill all the pleasing qualities of glass of
soda ~aer, It possesses the active medicinal properties
of the most Apr we'd sanous purgatives it Is pleasant
10 the palate, and gracfulth til stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUrlON-fhe increasing reputo
lion and great demand for Butler F.cryescent alasne
sim Aperien has been Involvement for Others In of
fer an limitation of this valuable med cine Prcbo
par icula,ly warned of this fact that they NAV bn
on ,hci" guard, aud moi procur. impure article
The nblic respectfully in0r ed that the s,llscr;
hers constantly supplied with the original and ge
nui, prepara For sale who esale Il d retail.
SltkLES N co. AgentS
mis- DO Canal street, N o.
IA ARD'S Vegetable Hair Oil, for the restoration
and growth Of Hair, giving bealthaud beaut, and
I rsvrnting badness.
Before this Hair Oil was Offered to the public it had
oee tried in hundreds Ct Of badness tLiess ana
faiing off of tile hair and every instance its santary
effects have hren realised. Ii has failed produce
a ne NJ and beaAfu growth of hair Oh heads olread,
bald In cases where it becomes dry and to grow
this Oil will very soon render il healthy and produce
rapid aud beautiful growth Of halr, without the leas
injury the head This Oil gives ma Agreeable fra
grange and is preferable to any other ii If Oil for per
uming, urling and Guessing the hair. The If
pct Leco us d. aJlsT 1sing j. For sale ut
81 aRta rect.
sEs Il DLANGE.
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aug 10

TENNEi'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &r
4 NEW iiAP OF LOUISIANA with its canals. roads
and distances, from place place, uoug the stage
and steam boat routes, by IL. :. Teuuer.
MlrtHELLs Mar Of the UNITED SrATEs showing
principal turnpike and common r0uds uu which are
given The distsnccs III miles from one place to another
also the courses of the canals and mil roads through
vat the country carefully compiled from the best nl.
tlnritins-pblislEd by :. Augustus MITCHELL
hirCHELLs EHANE HERS GUIDE THROUGH TuE
UNITED SrATt"; n0p Of thn roads, distances steam
BOAT ndtaEa t5t s. Re just received and for sale
WM ArKEAN
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Srrouia or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism
Chronic Cuancous Dis Pains ii, the Bones by free
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in yiliacd stnto.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical and nccrra v and contain
The active principle of SarSnpuil'a in the mos oncen
rncd degree, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great dcsi'erainm with physicians in being abb
70 eNhlt IA large qunntit, of ,Salsnpalia in IL sna
d2Sc has been obtained i'll this prcpnruo,-llev, being
intly roh' need OF IT'S merits, confidently administer
The course of rir practice.
, lIgr - 30 per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
bhoFllER'S drug store, No. | Canal street wIe-
".y h had fresh aud genuine lmec from the pr'r rio
t'rS $wnHis Panacca and Ncrniiuge, Potters Cttnli
y.l, lHIprngrS t''cE"mtIonS and large and genera
assortment OF fresh drugs mi
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MACON sloES-36 casks Cmciuuati snoK
kSiurims from he steamboat Ecuo ana ir ""''"
oOGERr Il llAWT
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PINNoCK,S EoNE Sr


EblNNntk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Il Go'dSnnh's hlr;dgmcnt of the History of Rome
TO winch is pretlxcd an Introduction 10 the Study o
Roman History, and great variety of valuable i,ifor
,haton added throughout tn" work, the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with nu
iufr"ns biographical and historical Notes; and cues
IONS tor examination at the end of each section IL
, l'sialrh with thirty cneravings wood, hy Ahcrton
llNNnck Improved Edition OF DIR Goldsm's History
OF England from the Invasion Of Julius Cesar 10 the
death OF hcorge I'd, with continuation to the yea
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the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engrl
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GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARTRoNoMy and an AorJoneu
OF kelths New Treatise on the Use of Globes New
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an eNplaon o the astronomical part of the Am
ilcan Almanac. ~ ~
Just received and for sale by WIN Al'KEAN
nov "a corner of Camp aud Common st.
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DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
- lcal'ed The Ear Irunpctl has Just been received
BY the of Which, the slightest articulation If tln h
man voice rs distinctly conveyed to The ear. ANY one
who ,s ever been obliged converse with very den
person, must he fully sen bc Of the difficulty and en-
barrassent experienced both by themselves aud th. in
dvidnals so unfortunately afflicted. BY the use of III,
Ear Trumpst this objection is entirely otyiuted Tile
most scepca have always nlouei their doubts nt,o,
having used l"e Trumpet. For sale at
, 7 GUION'S,
Fancy store of Common and st Charles streets
hutf the ENciihSs iiotei. feb 10
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70 RENT.
A NEW two story brick house, situated S doors
N from the Second Muuicinar Hall, on st Charles
stieet. Rent very low, possession given immediately
Ii: e
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\ RON STEEI. Il HEAVY GOODS-llat, Square
Il and bundle iron, vel! asset ted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mOultS
Cast, German, Shear, hstcr.d, sprng, sheet ;u,i
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails lud spikes
Ilnc, block iin mill aud griul stones, salt kta,Ics
CLAIM cables, anchors, hoca
Ok, log dirac, Chains, corr, mills
An,ils vices, hammers and brows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lcs,i, shot
C~a, and cooking stoves
Amcs, Romlan''s and other spades and shoveis
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Slarps and other axes
fa,''d and Manila cor.lage, lines and Irvine
Bolt and sleahng copperi Naval stores
Paints, linsec'i and sperm oil
full assortment of hardware and ship clantllrry,
alway hand, and which offered for sale at vhelc
sale - tail, On the most favorable terms hy
md LAYTON Il Co. SIS Old Leyre