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Ne24
EVER-POTNTED GOLD PEN.

yUIHE combined qualities of incouosbIity and dura
bity possessed by this new and beautiful article,
NAV Justly claim for il the title of pointed" The
body of the pen gold ncorrosibe metal, highly pO-
shed and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the points" formed of metal second IN hafd
ness TO no substance heretofore discovered having the
indissoubty of diamond and wholly insensible 10 cor
rosion cannot wear in the slightest degree aieci
them. In addition TO these enduring properties II mas
the sofness and smoohness of the quill pen, and It's IN
conosiby allows free and pleasant How OF the INK
IL invented by J. |. Hawkins, OF London, VINO also
invented the Ever-pointed Pencil. ~The incest work
lnanshiP and long application have been necessary to
perfect il, and ii is offered as the Ne Plus urs
of pens, having the beauties ofhe quiz ana meac pei
combined with its own peculiar excellency always
tanning the same elasticity, the same easy flow, and the
aame beautiful soke Interchangeable by time ana use.
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptibe wear. {13-Warranted for year.
For sale by CANFlELD & BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ala Agents for the Manufactures.
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From this morning american
BALTIMORE BANIkS-THE RESUMP-
TION.

We learn that at meeting of the Presidents OF
the several Bank in the city of Baltimore, on
Monday evening, the question OF the resumption
of specie payments came up-when resolution
was adopted by decided vote, that it was mex
pedient for the Banks Of this city to resume, un-
less there was simultaneous act OF resump' ION
on the part of the Banks Of Virginia This
vote, we take it for granted, settles the question
that there will be no. resumption south oil Penh
sylvania, at the present time.
From the statements published in the sdflert
can of yesterday, showing the condition OF each
of the city Banks, it will be seen at once that
the postponement of resumption was not the
result OF anykinadequacy of means on their part
to meet, abundantly, all their liabilities. The
aggregate amount of specie now in the vaults OF
Banks is 81 ,317 $780, their circulation is 81 ,52l,
667. 1t thus appears that without reckoning
other as sets there is an amount OF specie now
on hand nearly equal to the entire circulaiionc
The exhibit shows the prudent and eau
tious course which the Banks have pursued in
the management Of their business during the
suspension.
The decision to which the Banks have come
has been made in perfect accordance with the
wishes of our business community, and with
those proper views WHICH the most intelligent and
experienced men amongst us have taken of the
present crisis. When the time comes for per-
manent and uniform resumption, it will then
take place and the country will rejoice; at pres
ent the best that can be done is to adopt that
course which reason, prudence and the circum-
stanc es of the times shall indicate. We are con-
WINGED that our Banks have done this; and since
the question is at rest, the public mind will no
doubt settle down and leave things to take their
ordinary course.
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NOTICE..

YUyTE undersigned, (owners of the Washington
n Chronicle) have made an assignment of their ac-
counts and assets TO CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors All col
ectors and others indebted will please observe that sd
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now oil
BaltimOre,) his agent, TO whom all payments are re
ouested to be made. ]. Fl. HAMILTON.
z. w. DENHAM.
IS. j. Fl. HAMILTON continues his agency foi
settling Gen. DUR GREEN'S accounts, Eade during his
residence In Washington city.
BaHHssre, ssth Sept, 1870,
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nTKEHARTs VARIETY STOLE.

No. l01A BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and G alvert StreetsO
WWT HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
sweeping, scnlbbng, Shoe, sooth, Wsavers' and
Round, square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hanb
somely lettered.
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy bali, eomtaah Tops
Baskets, WashbOards, towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZeD
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
MOulders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParlOur and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Woolen cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and hySuttles cabbage Nets, Ac
Baltimore. l1thmOnth, lS4O 81
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later PROM FLORIDA


sAvANNAH. Jan. 7.-The steamer Vim.
Custom, Capt. Barden, arrived last e. evehins
from st. Augustine, bringing US me IoliominS
letter from our attentive correspondent, Gatso
Sd instant. We have also received through inc
same medium the st. Augustine NeiDs oil the. Isl
inst. nth
OFFICE OF THE NEWS,
ST. Augustine, an. 3, lS4l:
An order has been issued, by which large
escort will leave this place and Picolata stimuli
taneouslv twice week, Mondays and Fridays
Travellers will have an opportunity OF ENJOY
inc its protection on the Picolata road
The steamer William CASTOR, Capt, Barden'
has lust arrived from the South. by her we
learn the death of Capt. w. B. DAVIDSON oil
the Sd Artillery in consequence oil disease con-
tracted in the everglades.
Lieut.. Col. Harvey has started again, IN con-
nection with detachment OF officers and sailors
from Lieut. McLaughIin's command, and party
of marines. under Lieut.. Sloan and Wilson. for
Sam Jones' camp. They are accompanied oy
the negro John, who was wounded III 'he loI-
mer excursion, and an Indian prisoner. NO
achievement during the war has exhibited sucn
patient endurance, planned with so much Juug-
ment and followed by such deserved success
as t1is gallant officer, and those associated WIN
him have accomplished A passage across the
peninsula the destructOn oil Chetclfa, tne lead
er of the massacre at Caloosahatche, and Indian
Kev-snd the fact, that the Indian will now
learn that temporizing is no longer ts be resort
ed to, will 90 long way in breaking his conn
dence
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MARTIN NiATHERs Il co.

NmERCHANT TAILORs. No. 9N. HowARp
IvH STREET, inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from the New York, Philadelphia
aud Baltimore markets. their Fall and Winter supply of
Goods embracing handsome assortment of the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and Vesting, which they
will promptly make up to order in the best style OF
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed. Tisy have for sale few gross sfsupenor Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade
NB For sale ar rent first rate nnodern built two
story HOUSE, with an attic and extensive back sud-
inEs, In Saratoga street aear o Liberty. Enquire as
boys.
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY IL, is4l.



Rno Henry p. Sumner, Tyler, ~ days FIN Rio de ia
metro TO the Capes Left 18th Nov barques r. ii, Dou-
glass, Norvell, for Baltimore, IN days Fan'leo' hp
bo upc; hries Argo Gould, for baltimore, next DAY;
Orleans Lewis do, unc; Helen Mcleod, MOTIFS from
Baltimole, disc Passed going into Rio, bngs Ann,
Hanna fIn Baltimore, and Brilliant, I'm new YORK
THE brig Fabius White, sailed Goth. Came into the
bav on Wednesday, at midnight, IN company WIN ong
Uzardo, FIN New Orleans, bound TO Baltimore. Friday,
al 4 D. m. off the Pauxent, passed brigs Gen Sumter
and Eleanor, bound down, wind NNW
Schr Joseph Hankey, Paddon, FIN st Marks via New
York
SON FIN Amste rdam; brig II. P. Sumner, fin Rio de ia
metro; schrs Delaware, I'm Turks Island; Gen. Cebb,
Newport, RI; Nonparel, fla New. York. Also brig
and two schTs
Brig Martha, Hallett, Boston
Schr f. Dorsey, Peterson, Porto CAbeO and La
Schr Esther Eliza, Ryarsen, New Haven
SAILED-Barque Ida, Hallett, for Boston
Brig Caucasian, Sprague, Boston
Brig Tweed, Roberts, Rio
Brig Bremen Packet, Wieting, Bremen
Schr E. r. Cohen, Tew Charleston
Schr Sally Ann, Pason, st Thomas
schr Henry Franklin, Wright, Apalaehicos, and
others
The ship Superb, Gatchel, hence for Amsterdam arr
The ship Johannes, KIockgeher, hence for Bremen,
arr at Portsmouth, Eng 18th Dec
The brig Puncha, Caypole, fin Baltimore, arr at Ma
deira 18th Nov. 81 days passage. The I. had very
rough weather the first l2 days out
PROVIDENCE, Jan s-Ar brig Romulus, from sa-
vannah
Gone below, barque Nicholas Brown, Mobile
BOSTON, Jan 8-Arr schr Ransom, fin Matanzas
BATH, Dec 3l--CId brig New York, Havana schr
Planet, Texas
NEW YORK, Jan lard ship Ilzaide, Newport
| Wales
Brig Cervantes, FIN Rio de Janero
Jan Ii, noOn-An Bremen brig Johannes Cesar,
| fm GottenbuIg
Schr Cyprus, from Porto Cabello. Left no American
vessels at Porto Cabeo. Left aLaguyrA, brig Caracas
| sehr Esquimaux, for New York
Brig Eurotus, from Antwerp
Rr brig Jane, FIN st AIMS Bay, Jam
Schr Uncas, I'm st Thomas
| Below, ship Camilla. Also briggs
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NO PURCHASE I1IMEDI-

WANTED TO PURCHASE IGIMEDI-
w ATELY, black girl, from - TO Is years of
age slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good home, and
will be well treated and fair cash price will be given,
on application to LEWIS F. SCOTHI'S General Slave
Agency ana Intelligence Office, old establishment, No
West Fayette street, Placement of tho City Hotel.
nol9
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YENHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his friends and
Il the public in general at his Lumbsr Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge,-( ofce, head Union
Dock large and general assormsntof seasoned Lum-
Der, such as PanHe, Common, Select Cuttings Joist,
Rahers, Shingles, Laths, N. Carolina and f. ). Floor
ing. with every other article necessarily to make good
assortment. quantity OF Ark Logs, AID also Ark
quantity ON hard An those who buy for cash may ex-
pect Iihssal discount. D, ., THOMAS.
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A REPORTED BANK FAILURE.--The Pitts.
burg American of Friday says-"The report
in town is, that the Gallipols Bank is gone by
the board. We mark it to-day at no fixed price.
One letter from Cincinnati states that it is sci.
ling at 5epe cent discount--arether at no."
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HEALTH OFFICE, TUESDAY, January ~, 1871.
Ren,yt nj inerents in The City Of baltimore, for the
Jyesk, ending (BfondayJ morning, viz
sill born 4; Dropsy 9; Scarlet Fever 8; Consumption
8; Inflammation of the lungs l; Asthma i lniaIe an
known g. PnlsyI Old Age 3; Dropsy In the head Can
cor i; Child bed l. Catarrhal fever ]; Scrniua !; Ia
famInation of the brain ]; Inflammation OF The bowels
/; Sudden /; Group 2-ToIal Al.
and 2, So: So.
and s.
" and 10, ,
&C 10 and 81, Ao-fl
Males, l4-Fealales, 27-4l-Of which number,
were coltTed persons-7 free-2 slaves.
By order DAVID HARRIS,
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SITUATION WANrED-By a you
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in . Grocery, Flour or Commission Store
Waiter, or Bar keeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he make himself useful TO his EN-
pOyeT,0and would have objection 10 60 TO the South
or West.-G0Od recommendations will be given in
gard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence and Agency Office Old Establish
ment No. q West Fayette street, basement of the City
Hotel se2o
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NOTICE. no SOUTHERN TRAVELLERs

- s;5sIlr s5SIlse
N consequence Of the advanced state of the season.
n the Boats of the Baltimore Steam Packet Co. com =
posing the Line running from Baltimore Portsmouth,,
Va, IN cOnnexl0n with the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad, and
Wilmington and Charleston Steamboat Line, viii on
and after "Wednesday next, the 18th instant, make but
three trips per week. leaving the lower end of Spears
O'Clock, arriving at Portsmouth in time to forward pas
senEers to Charleston without moments delay
Passengers for Richmond leaving Baltimore on either
ofthe above days will sleep on board the Bay Boats and
arrive in Richmond the day following by or o'cloek.
P.M3
Fare to Norfolk, (meals ineuded) So
Fare 10 Richmond, [meals inclnded) SO
Fare to Welden (Iaeals include1) Sl4
JOHN C. MOALE, General Agent
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
noIT-d
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LOOK 10 YOUR CUluFUfLE IIEATLTH.
FaNHE present and approaching excessive hot wea
IA Their, is not only very oppressive and uncomioTta
prudent and advisable that persons who have any re-
gard for the comfort and health of their families should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this seasn
of the year-espeeiay, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES of every description can he had so We
low, at the BEDDING MARTS, N. w. and ,. w.
coubt will please call and examine for themselves.
diff
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

WMHTEDIATELY, 90 to 30 good House Servants
of good character of both from ID TO - years
of age slaves for fe for a very extensive Hotel IN the
CITY of New Orleans, where they will be well treated
and references will be given if required, that they are
expressly for the gentemans own use, and not for spec
uIaton and fair cash price will be given on application
10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No. West Fayette street, basement
o Barnum'S Hotel. as6
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NRT ANTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or extensive gatoon, for
the purpose Of rearing seeds and also fruits and vegeta
bes for the Baltimore market Any person having such
plaza rent, with the privilege Of purchasing at the
end of twelve months, viii please address h3e 70 X.
p. at the sfice of the American Farmer.
no Is cod
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t;AssAGa F7ItO1I EN GLAND AND MN

tAsSAGE FEORI ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND,
LrS Persons in this country deSirous of securing
~ Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
Ssssss=E- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by APP
Jying to the subscriber first class Ships, sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tenn
tberal and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
Gly-LETTERs from the Country (post paid,) will be
answered by return OF maitland DRAFTS for small
sums of money for the accommodation OF passengers
an be had az above, payable without discount O. ea
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July, 1910. ecu
Nr7-Editors throughout the Country, friendly TO tho
(RfsH and the cause of Emigration wIll infer favor
" giving the above advertisement few Insertions.
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TSNHE INTEREST OF ALL. person wish
= ing TO purchase Beds Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses
Cots omforts, &c., will nd it grsatyto their interes
TO call aithe Bedding Marts, N W. and s. w: corners
NEST extensive assortmentin the gnon, which Will be
on the NEST reasonable terms. VI da
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AGOOD CUP OF COFFEE.

TNNHOSE whs are fond of goodcup of Coffee,
IL requested TRY the Patent Coffee Cleaner,
article which has been in general use in most of the
Northern cities for many years past, and has given
general satisfaction all who have used it, il is besides,
more economical than any thing heretofore used and
more handy to use-prics l2k cents box, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
WIN. J. VAN NESS, Grocer,
Centre Mar et Space.
del5 M&W2w
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SHOE STORE.
SHOE STORE
- - uE

~a3 - sr<Saa
II AhIES HANCE, respectfully informs his friends
81 and The public, that he has removed from South
10 that old stand, No. 20, LEXINGTON STREET, Eu
aw, (tormerly occupied by MIR. T. Newton,) where -
will keep on hand full and complete assortment 9;
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and will be happy TO serve
his customers. Having none out the hest OF journey
men in his employ, his work cannot all TO please He
invites persons wanting good Shoes to give him call
where they wi'l be served upoa the most accommodate
Ing terms nol3
GNLORINE TOOTH POW ~ EcIs. for cleans
" ing the Teeth healing spengy Gums, and purifying
the Breath II is unnecessary to say that this Tooth
Powder is superior TO anything else ever invented, but
is confidently believed hatit will give general satsiag
ton those who use it, One proof OF the superiority
this article is that there many who, after having
used il four or five years. pronounce it TO be the best
dentrifce they have ever tried. Prepared by
G. X. TYLER,
Corner Il. Baltimore and High SIS. Balt
N. b. None genuine, without the fac sksilie of the
proprietor upon the side of the box.
~ 30
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A III PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY con-
"a Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging 10 James Swan, of Boston, on the sOth
dav of August 1880, amounting to TIVE million hVe
hundred and fytwo thousand three hundred and four
& three quarter acres that day, bya deed, dated
Al PARIS, in France, conveyed TO Samuel Allison, Of
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been CON
yeyed to me, trus for the United States American
Land Company and that !, and alone, as trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are or will be, authorised 20 SELL lease rent or othe
wise dispose Of said lands any of hem and all per,
sons are especially notified not to purchase, rent lease
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not to purchase of p. Dumas, Jr VINO
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan under act of the Legislature OF Vir-
glnia, or of Dumorghue or any other person pre-
tending To act for or the behalf OF the said Dumas, OF
tae creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold. rented or leased on advanta
peous terms They are altered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia. and persons wishing TO
purchase reRt lease any part of them are requested
10 address me, postage paid at Baltimore
DUFF GREEN,
ivo4 div trustee u. s. A. Land Company
{d7-Ths Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexlng
tom Ky will please inert this once week for three
months and forward their accounts TO this office
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HET ANTED, Immediately, for gentleman IN this
w city, Negro Man, a slave for he, between ~
and 30 Yeas DID, take Of horse and act as wal
ter For of good character, the highest prizes Will
be paid in cash. Apply at l. Z. SCOTTpS Once, NO.
. Fayette ST. under Bamum's. noD
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he advertiser wishes TO procure com
" Portable Residence, with small tract OF ialiy,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which ne WI.
give in exchange Dwelling House, IN an siisio ~,
of the city. note addressed p r. r. ana ie1 o. INC
Pilot Office, viii meet with prompt atteauoa'
no l4-dn
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SITUATION WANTED,

EHY ayoung man from the Northern States Rook.
I'D Keeper assistant Clerk in wholesal or retail
grocery flour commission store, any other respect
able situation where he could make himself useis TO
his employer The very best of references will be Won
in regard to character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS f SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No. West Fayette street, basement of Barnum's City
Hotel. sc 80
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NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
" BE.9LE II. RICHARDSON has On hand
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
is now selling off at very reduced prices As the sea
son is advancing, he will offer his well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail to please.
On hand Cloths ofa shades and qualities, from to
SlO Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, FIushings, sc;
Fancy Cassimeres Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, Elan
nels Blankets Canton FIannels, Ticking, large as
sornent of English, French and German Mernos, Yes
tngs Domestic Goods black ground Calicos; Broche,
Merno, Thibet Wool and Silk Shawls Mouseline de
Lame; figured and plain Silks and Satns; Bombazines,
Gloves Hosiery; riboed Merino Shirts, Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Irish Linens, with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
BEAI4E H. RICHARDSON,
dis No. 165 and 173 Baltimore st near Charles st.
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EREIGHHh AND PASSAOEI E'O1e
HaVRE DE GRACE IND PORT DEPOSIT.
= arD-s The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
EzzSstkks-. Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
@a<s=sEAsA4Z and will leave PaNerson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the hour, and will land
passengers at Kennard's wharf, Chestenown and
at HOwell's Point
srz-The Wocott has been lengthcned and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery Bnd
is in the est possible orde ~
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YzYHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
n RELIGIOUS MAGAZLNE-COnducted by ROB-
EAT ]. BREoKINRIDGE and ANDREW q. CRoss.-Janu-
AIRY, ls4l. CONTENTS:
l-Speech Of Robert j. Breckenridge, delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October 1910. In reply to the "Speesh
ofRobert WIckiffe, delivered in the Court house
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, $780,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat as Sena-
tor from the county of Fayette." And in defence
of his personal character, his political principles
and his religious connexions. More particularly
in regard to the questions of the power of the le
gisature on the subject of Slavery, of tn Impor-
tation of Slaves, of Abolitonsm, of British lnfa-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2-Molinism, No. l.
3-Margartas Romane.-Ths First Dive.
4-Revoluton in the Maryland Hospital.-Progress
in Public Sentiment.
5.-The Gospel Mystery of Sanctiheation by Rev
Vim. Marshall-Abndged.-N VII.
n-NOuces, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to letter.,
&c. sc.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN * SON,
il 81 N. Gay st.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
TEyHE subscriber is now manufacturing c. & o
III EVANS' reverse point, or selfsharpenins PLOUGHs
each share (Of ron has points; and by revers
ing, upon the principle Of selfshapening, and there
fore economy in using, These ploughs made IN the
best possible MANNER and will be sold reasonable
terms, be had in this city; together with my ex
tensve assortment of other make of plOughs and agcul
tursi implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Grifin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES sf Waldron's, Griffin's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scyth0 Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, &c. &c.
have also patterns fol- and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Rangs for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with pronpt attention
J. s EASTMAN
B-.s &