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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES IN LINCOLN
COUNTY.

NATH'L GREEN, Topsham, Sheriff, will attent
10 any business sent him. in the Western part of thu
county. DEPUTIES
Baih-Ebenezer flyers.
Phip>burg Nicholas Nichols.
TFaldoboro' Ludwig, Chas. S. Brown.
JTcst Thomoston-Thomas O'Brien.
East (" Joseph Farwell.
.N06lcboro' Bridge-Joel How jr.
Damariscotta Mats-Isreal Wehber.
.Newcdst'e Bridge--hsa Hutchinga.
Hi,casset-Ebenezer Hilton.
LeWiston- Charles Clark.
Bo0doin-Thomas Shelton, Nathl DenneR.
-BoW4Oinham-Jeremi Millay.
Booth6ay-John McClntock jr.
Lisbon-Stephen Gould.
Richmond-Joseph DinsIow.
Washington-Iabez Upham.
.Alna-Joseph j. Kennedy.
Union-Seldom Dunton
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
LEGISLATURE of Maine.
IN SENATE, MONDAY, March %.

Mr.. Thomas asked and obtained leave to lay
upon the table resolve making appropriation
for Gun house in Thomaston which was once
read and "Wednesday assigned for its second
reading.
The Senate, on motion of Mr.. Pike, proceeded
to the consideration of the apportlonnent bill
The question being on giving the bill a second
reading, Mr.. Merrill moved that thursday next
be assigned This motion was negatlved'
the second reading of the bill was assigned for
tomorrow
In the HousE, Mr. Lindsey called up the
petitions for the removal of Charles Greene,
Judge of Probate for Somerset County, and they
were read, and Mr.. L. moved to refer them to
Joint Select Committee consisting OF the delega-
ton from Somerset, on the part OF the House.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

We learn that instructions have been promptly
despatched {on the lth instantly by the Secretary
of War, to discharge the brigade Of Florida militia
C'sedentary,") under General Read, authorized to
be called into the service of the United States dur
ing the past summer Nat. Int.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR.

March 5-Emery Gushing, Portland, Inspector Of
FISH
March 12-flram Esty Houton, Public Admin
istrator.
March 15-Solyman Heath, Belfast, Clerk Of
Courts, Waldo Couaiy.
March 2O-Isaac W. Booker, Phipsburg-Caleb
IIodgdon, Boohbay-Joseph Moore. Jr, Gonlds-
boro'-J James Hamon. Eden-Simeon Ryerson,
Lubec--lnspeclors of Fish.
Jesse Huse. Wilton, Clerk Of, the Courts, Franklin
County.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

doubtless be offered for the detection Of the rob-
bers, and every effort will no doubt be made to
bring them to justice, and protect us from further
vIlanes of this high handed character,-Boston
Mini Of Uednesdau, oath uh.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Hon. Robert II Morris has been nominated with
much unanimy as The candidate of the Supporters
of The late Administration for Aayor of New York.
Election, Wednesday. April 9Th.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

"THE RFsroR ALTON" The measures Of Gen
Harrison and his Cabinet Tins far, show that not
only are the rights of the people to be restored and
the republican simplicity of Washington, Jefferson
and Madison to be initiated, but in all Cases where
it Is practicable, those worthless Of the Revolution
and other patriotic men who would not bow the
knee 10 loco focosm, and for bich cause they were
deprived Of Office. are to be renslated, and once
more enjoy the bounties cflhat government they So
generously poured out their youthful blood to estab
lish
1t is with unfegned pleasure, that we observe
among this class of worthless the name Of Gen.
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, who is again restored to
the Post Office at Albany, from which he was
elected foi opinion sake by Mr.. Van Buren,, to
make room for a noisy partisan.
The loco foco presses make great account of
every removal, we expected they would but
they give no credit for any case of re-appointment
of which we might name many. The principle
laid down by Gen. Harrison ard commended Cor by
the Democratic Wings, is that no removal Of pub
lie Officer shall be made where the officer sis hon
est and capable and has not oficiously and i'm
So far as we have been able 10 learn we feel most
satisfactory assurance, that this pledge has been stu
diously redeemed. We do moi wish to particular
ize now, but some things have come TO light re-
speeding some of our high-minded' functionaries,
which five were disposed to name, would exhibit
the most reckless meanness, well as most extra
ordinary disposition to foreay for certain exgencies
But enough-these hidden things will come to light
in due season.
Speaking of re-appointments, the Atlas, says,
Among the late re-appOihtments by the President
we observe the name Of Robert Butler, of Smith
field. Va thorough-going Loco Foco We pre-
sumo Mr. Butler has been faithful TO his duties, and
not btawling electioneerer, and the President,
in conformity with his rule has re appointed him to
office. The Loco Foco papers mention the tact, but
give no credit to the President for it.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Peter Robinson, who has just been tried for the
murder of Mr.. Suydam president of the New
Brunswick, New Jersey Bank) has been pro-
nounced guilty, and sentenced TO be hung the
10th day of April.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

James Lockhart, Esq. is the V. b. candidate 70:
Congress in the First District Of Indiana. against
Hon. G. II. Profit
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
In SENATE, TuEsDAY, March %.

Finally Passed-Resolve in favor of deaf, dumb
and blind-in favor of James b. Cahoon ct ais.
Passed to be enaced-Bl to incorporate the
Forest Grove Cemetery, in Thomaston,
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting a report and resolutions of the Leg
islature of MARYLAND, in relation to the N. E.
Boundary.
On motion of Mr.. Sewall, the valuation Conl-
mittee were directed to transfer the polls and
estate of those persons set off from Georgetown,
and incorporated into town by the name OF
Arrowsie, to that town
Inconsistencies presented and referred-of
sundYy persons against the erection of a dam at
the o mile Falls, on the Kennebec River.
In the HoUsr, Bill providing for the election
Of certain county officers was again taken up.
After some discussion the House insisted on its
former vote and appointed conferees-yeas 81,
nays Sc.
For the purpose Of recording the yeas and nays
Mr. Dunn of Portland moved to reconsider.
The question on reconsideration was decided in
the negative-yeas 50, nays 96.
Messrs Washburn, j. Otis and Paine were
appointed confefees.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
In the HOUSE. FR1pAY &c.

III t1IU II JU5I1i ETVHf ~
On motion of Mr.. Otis, the Judiciary commit
tee was requested to inquire into the expediency
Of imposing additional penalties for cutting
timber or cutting down ornamental or fruit
trees.
Leave to withdraw granted on the petition
of town of Boothbay.
Passed to be engrossed-Bill amending the
Revised Statutes as TO the foreclosure Of mortga-
ges, in certain cases.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Hon Charles Fisher, Calhoun M. c. from the
Rowan District N c.. declines reelection. lie
would probably have been beaten by 5000 majority.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

BosToN NORTON. The last number is a very
fine one. 1t cantans full-ength Portrait Of
the "great agitator' the celebrated Daniel
O'Connell, together with variety of miscella-
neous extracts from English publications,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

The Boston ATLAS has been appointed State Pa.
per Of Massachusetts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Hon. Charles Ogle of Pa romans at Washing
ton, dangerously i'll.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

The Hudson Rirer opened to PoughkeepAi
on Thursday morning, by the vehement exerions c
the steamboat Emerald. II must be broken up /
Albany very soon.-N. B. it has.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

George Wall and Richard Graves have been
discovered as the persons engaged in perpetrating
robberes on the Syracuse and Auburn ha'i
Road.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
DESTRUCTIVE FREsHET.
LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DESTRUCTION {
PROPERTY

LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY
The Charleston and Georgia papersare Filed win
disastrous ACCOUNTS of the late treshei. Ihe ga
vannah papers state the authority OF passengers
The following particulars:
Gen Ward, Of New York. left Columbus on
Tuesday. 9th inst in the accommodation line with
several other passengers FOR Madison. Just before
mint fall the storm commenced and continued to
Iain necessarily during that night. The stage con-
timed on lis route after stopping about Two hours az
Barnsyille. and reached the Ocmulgee al 10 O'Clock
next day storm ill continuing Upon enqurng
whether it was safe TO pass the river, they wefe IN
formed that il was The passengers, however, upon
,akin. further view, thought differently, and neis
ted upon further assistance to take the flat with The
stage over and one additional h Td was accordingly
furnished and with the assistance OF several OF the
messengers, they succeeded with much peril In
crossing The river in safety, it having been greatly
swollen by the food The mail stage from the East
with four passengers, (among whom was the Hon
Hines Holt member OF Congress- on his way home
from Washington was waiting for the fat, and 10
attempting 10 The river. was carried over the
fall. Mr. Fl and one other Of the passengers jump
ed out of the stage and swan for an island, which
they fortunately reached. They were exposed dur
ing the night to the incemency Of the weather. the
water rising TO such degree they were forced to
climb up into tree tor safety. The ram continued
fall all night accompanied with thunder and light
ming The Hat passed down the river with the stage
and horses a short distance, when it struck a snag
and was capsized. One of the hands,a mulatto. and
one of the horses were drowned. The mail, bag
gage and stage were all lost. The remaining pass
eneers and boat-hands reached the shore in safety
The foods in the streams of South Carolina have
been 40 high and violent as to have done great dam
age, and completely interrupted travelling tor sever
al days. Al the last accounts they were beginning
to subside but several mails are yet behind. The
latest papers from New Orleans that we have
ceved are of the 5h Of the month
The Charleston Courier Of the 18th states that the
whole of the low country in the direction OF the
Savannah is under water. Many of the bridges be.
tween Charleston and Savannah have been carried
away.
J he Raleigh North Carolina) Register of the 10,
says that the snow was lying there tea inches deep
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

G7-The special Council Of Lower Canada have
voted $4,000 10 complete the British road from the
St Lawrence to the Little Madawaska.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Hon LameS Carroll, V. 3. Member Of Congress
from the Baltimore City District, has declined re-
election. lie had less than an even chance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
In SENATE, THURSDAY, March So.


The Senate proceeded TO the consideration OF
the report made by the committee appointed to
apportion the State for the choice of senators and
representatives. The question was on the pas
sage of the bill TO be engrossed
Mr. Williams took the floor in oppros!tlon to
the bill and concluded by moving It's indefinite
postponcment, This motion was discussed by
Messrs Hammons, Daves, Burbank, Sewall,
Lane and Eaton.
The question on the indefinite postponement
was then decided as follows: yeas 9, nays Is
In the HOUSE, Bill authorizing the several
school Districts in this State to purchase COM
mon school Library was taken up, and passed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

We copy from the Boston Atlas the following sug-
ges,ion, complimentary alike to Mr.. Evans and
Maine.
''No one has We, been agreed upon Minister to
England In the present state of relations with
Great Britain and the boundary question: the Minis
ter should be Sc ected from Massachusetts or Maine
If Governor Davis could be spared from tho Exec
uiive Chair, and if our sister States were willing to
allow us the Mission 10 England, in addition TO the
State Department, we should join IN the recon-
nlendaon Of the Governor, but as the case stands,
Maine is entitled to the appointment She has
never been lionored with any fore ign mission ofim
portance If Maine Southern State thus in
voved in such a controversy about part of her ter
riiory il would be conceded, upon all hands, that
citizen Of State shouldi be employed to arrange
the difficulty. There is much anxiety felt in Maine
on this important subject, and the Hos. GEORGE
Evans is universally designated as the man to be
selected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
In SENATE, WEDNESDAY, March

In SENATE, WEDNESDAY,, March "a.
The Senate appointed Messrs Sewall, Pike
and Burbank conferees on their part, on the d'sa-
greeing vote of the two Houses, upon the Coun-
ty officer bill The yeas and nays were called
upon the motion to insist and appoint conierees,
which was decided in the affirmative as follows,
yeas 16, nays o.
Once read and tomorrow assigned-An act
repeal an Act authorizing the furnishing OF blank
books to the cities, towns and plantations.
In the HOUSE, A communication was received
from a. b Thompson, late Adjutant General,
stating that in compliance with an order OF the
Legislature of October last, he has procured the
printing of $500 copies of the militia law adopted
at the adjourned session, and the same are now
read for distribution.
Bill to authorize school districts to purchase
common school libraries, was read third time,
and on motion of Mr.. Andrews laid on the table,
Bill to encourage the destruction of wildcats and
loupcerviers, came from the Senate Indefinitely
postponed, and on motion OF Mr. n. Foster was
laid on the table.
Mr. Morrison called up an order offered by him
a few days since and modified il so as to instruct
the committee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the expediency of allowing no pay to persons
contnsting seats of members of the House unsuc-
cessfnlly, when such person has not certificate
of election from the Selectmen. After some
conversation between the mover Messrs An
drews and c. W. Foster, the order was passed.
Bills from the Senate read twice and tomorrow
igned-additional to incorporate Kennebec
Ferry Co-to establish Great Falls and Berwick
Branch Railroad Company.
Passed to be engrossed-to incorporate Frank
lin Starch 1Company-to incorporate Kent Hill
Manufacturing Company-authorizng sale of
Parsonage lot Of Christ Church, in Gardiner.
Petitions presented and reerred-of town OF
Ne q Inr seDarate representation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

Tho Hon GEORGE EVANS passed through
town last night for his residence in Gardiner. He
was in good health. The ability with which this
gentleman has served his constituents through the
term of twelve years that he has been in Congress
entitie him to their respect and gratitude. Acv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
essnl . 7rtgpc's C-ncssfraief Safsapar.u
TOR THE CIRE OF
SCROFULA
MEeCURIAL DISEASES.


'INE Ssrsopaula ot the shops apt - be cy,
Il not quite h.cIt euhcr from from having ben
famed from an Inferior species Of snlaN Tots Inc lahy
81 ne ozcthrr with the Improper modes ~
paIing ", which have long been probably
uhued tns variable reputation. The activity Oi the ruoi
shehcvciio depend upon one mprc acrid principles
voazci or rendered inert hy ccncs ch.nEc at the tcu
tcraiurc 2l2 deg. This appears bc demonstrated by
the experiments of Pope Hancock. Soulciran and others
Hancock makes the following observations. after long
boiling the peculiar odour which rises ahunantly the
cociton ~ good S,rsapaa Is almost cNtngushcd From
the Sarstaa prepared in Tins way, found sensible
drowsy, AMI racking effects produced 10y large quantity,
although he dccocton Of sN eight ounces tired at
dose - Wood Buots's a. y. DispcHSafoTy.
knowledge o these facts, and the Ttanty prac'
ice OF the preparations Of sarsapaTa lcdto the Ills
covcry acT repeated experiments 81 the method vt pre-
pairing and compromising the extract now oncrcdto the mc
cess trfhouf boiling and warranted o contain,
eentracd form, the active principles VI the obtained
from the most approved spcccs oi sunaS
it, efficacy has been repeatedly tested private practice
IN the successful ihc forms Of the dis
eases tnr the cure of which SaTslpara s recommended
acr other pT"p3i aiiuns Of t medicine, the Panacca, Ac
hsd been used without effect number Of OF
tCuaNc ulccraons amt affections the bones, supple
Scrctua. and m mcrcural and yphc diseases
have hCcn permanently curcdhy is IN three months
WIN"uaN DINER treatment except the most SIMPLE appi
Gallons IN tic pars diseased tal vi three hnitlcs
10 similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance cf
the preparation.
nj particularly calonc where that me icue
has been gwen too freely In scroous habits for the
OF DINER Diseases being admirably calculated, In such
o remove all disease FROM the body, and restore the usual
Neor =" the constitution The Ot Two three bottles
Will on-cvCty such OCCASION ciicctua security
against secondary affections
A. atomic and Alternative PNrtcuaTy Ia general debility
with impure and dcpTavrd conditions VI the SYSTEM
Scrra and other Diseases in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections ~ the skin inv 1ua Die medicine.
ALEXANDER DuvAL,
le 10 AGENT for the pIpprCtpT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
Gu u LIS ST BHINs,
CHINA AND GLASS STORE
OPPOSITE rnE SWAN TAVERN, suuCgoE mil

LAVE IN store and am receiving large stock OF Chin,
I'SS and ENrih"nwatc, Looking Glasses AsfaI ,,nns
ators Tea Boards, Knives aud Forks Fancy Goods a.
&c winch ate Offered To ihc Country adj civ tr,c =,
s"a ADVANCE MyStock cousts u ia ri of " htc r,ntc
Clntpn ant Liverpool Dnin. ecis INV ''
GUILD bAND-Raiscd Figured. Painted and Enap,cu,I
sts" ana sna lima Tea Scits Gold Btnd Tea scs con
,,,!nIhs - 80 and - pieces Toilet sets, cumuletcIirl
WAFER fdchcTs-ENcrs and Rusins--t biI,ui. Inv ~,
ssiis, Ac.-Canion White French ami Iivr,r,,i ~ 49,,
h,,hcs ana iurccus separate FROM sets.
mtns. ''''' ""' "a"'c' 'Iha
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-ncra,,cr,
w. se',s ani pairs thampa'rus, Tumblcrr, Wine. C,r
a Lcinonhics JcliCs Gnbles, Preserve Dis.s pie 10
'chtt" Bowls, salVcTs, salts SET. and mira a.
~. Lh.p shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pins Gl,s.
Glass JARS Of every description
ibN silver aud Plated C.tsoTs Plated and n,,s
,Sncsiicks snuhcrs and Trays, Ivory and Cd
ueh Dnng ani Dessert Knives aud rnTks m r,t. of m
pieces waters hfcad Trays, britannia Tcn and IofFs
r., ,: m,i'nn1 amt japan SPIT Bozcs, Table RoIs
'.NhAN SILVER Plated. aud britannia Tea and Ia bic
Si.ripns britannia soup Ladies', &c.
lhcTluomci'Is
AsIRAL LAMPS-argc AMI small sizcs-Diiiannia and
PASSAGE LAMPS, Rich Cut andPlsin
NAN TEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Carl II, sk,ts
nto Mugs, Elegant Cut Glass aud China Cologne Roi
Real German Cologne. '''N''
BRusllES-C olh U,iT, Table aud Tooth Dtushes Ia,
o', hsis fcnknlvcs. Husbands, silver Pcucil Gases
L,phlNE I'AssE>. M'ntol, Pier, aud Toilet Look
ing 6iassr s. nom one 10 five ravs
lr"kirg Glass Psfcs separate.
Manila anu oihcT Mata-
EigciPiates, Common Cups aud Sauccrs n,wls Pitcb.
YRS Mugs, ani Common IumbsrE ,lc. hacked IN ,br
1eSt manner anu un the most liberal terms. an q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
DONIESTTCS


Manchester. Eagle. Mere harsI Ricnrond ard
| =, - Inch anti Mechanic Shiriiuss f'''
| - Merchants shrtnrs
great NadeIy Of dncl asa aud CT Brown sheetn.s hes
Is CASES b'eaehed Domescs, comprising good assert
s,mc heavy bleachcd sheetinssm6i
\ u h.eache! Hamilton Sheeiins
Bloach.i aUd Brown nrings
Cotton Tanr"lS amt Fusi aus
NEGRO CLOTHING & BLANKETS
Pulled Lgscy or kcrscy, all wool very heavy an strong
3iaui7 Grey Mlcd Kcrscy. a. article As heavy M
Mp Cotton aud believed l. be mlre desirable Tor ser
Csu,c Cord Errsey, Washington leans. p,.,.,.s.,.
leans heavy sA'ues aud other styles OF Goods Tor
81, ,nd 4 Maryland Pcncn,iary and "Kpo,,,, liz,
q, sryys ,oT i'ml.Ss hsni-ome patterns
/ Rose AMI whitney Blankets
] hciufe, AZ slb, sll ami SID pair
! CLOTHS, CASSIMERES s yESTINGs
! Ezra Gne wool TACK Gibbs
| DO tn twlcd blue DO
! Eura enc Invisible Green. IL and DIV. rl,,b,
SM l hsyyr l''.s ana ,1ss"eres, for overeoas
! i Ig,.l" ~ @ni =, Low p'c,i C,o.hs 10 10
,raV, F.'.t Cloths, 4 great uargan
ET'ra fine Dral Cloths
fiuc bIsc ami ulloS Cassimcres
super ~11acd ol"s lIi MILD French Cassincrcs Of 1
ha soe assortment Of Fancy Cas.ncres from 81 ne,
Narl u' Tho finest IuII urtci--tn aus new st.I,s -
Imperial >aIouy Cssssrucres uI ioys' winter cl,,,s ,
| 81 aadsl 2'per yaid
EI tine lack. cadet steel mixed and green sripc,,
ys",ac y leans. nom 2s PR yard the finest
| p a ~" assortment
hl'2alt tsprcf and p'aiu English satin Ncs,iu-s
b'st Genoa ..v,'s, Tor Nesi AMI Collars
'oorei >i.S We've. s, for trimming lresscs,&
SILK GOODS.
Back ant blue black ~tss-fsurei main nm. ,,,,.4
% new. b styles ans tes' qusIt,ics tor Tltau
i E,cI 6hena aud eh-useabc = ks
Pam aoi satin striped chaussable SIX scr-es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

w are receiving oar fan supply of Agricultural In
tor m,s' ehcmhnc g. greater variety, ami bet
M, than has ever been offered 10 Tie Nrr,t,
Farmers y now LONGER necessary for our pI,ntI
N3tl lot ihou implements they can find Then,
cur ARRANGEMENTS unadc a few weeks ras) arc sucb
80 SIto.c Us To furnish any article Ia the Agricultural
this business It affords Ms pleasure 10 IT,I ,. s,,
IONS Ut our Planters in oTlcT thai NAV have ,py an %
We shall Tee our best cuIcayuurs To mcrI M" "a az l
n-teuNuia c'nnuIrN, aui shall Give teir p,frona.
implements 40 the lowest prices can Ubf91 tbts .t o.,
assortment consists ia rait. Of the following Wa
Poughs-l, . and horse
Green SwaTd Plluats-3 3 ,pI4h,rsc
h.-stie Pi1uEhs-l, and3 horsc Evrry r,rr,cr a, ,
nis ,h GA his place Should supply huuscif = th one I
'"S,e ti"u-'S, as 70 prevents the so frun yg.rli,y
Improved Rotary rlru.l '- ''''
me ,isuuss Of these Plrughs arc sup,r, 10 any Thin,
cNc' vu"r, dtu this mit kyt. aui ar, ct, ,,i.f ,N
nm t!i and AT the s5m' unc Tough thcy W,ii last
plough Qua prices 'pr these superior r,,,.L. .i
d n,sS 9i me eomon louEh have heretofore been.
iiiDveys do GUi.uoane 10
ETo..stlc., NOarsc Mason's 10
Rouse ,afs', Noursc & Mason's CON Shelters
on, balance wheel ' VII" Edwin
I MG,st tsH rs, rom two or three manufacturers
Torn aut tub Cru-lrr
tNaAil"r- lu,rnNri Double Harrow
H. a., tii'us '"i'ai'ts' ihrec different kinds
Manure Forks and Rakcs
CO. ,is . 500 S'oy, from three or four factories
fa,'ni Crurn., an euurc'y new article
"1tl'n aui foit rr Hoe
I'zeiirr WITH almost ,vesy article ucrrSs,r, fr miami,
W. U.s. ni,iaNen dee, thai bycaus. our Pauz. y ar,
g,rf ''I' emu model THAT our price. ,ous.-
m"ni ani give the best Itunfuf t.,ircl,arg,s. GsI'
U.s. h'e doors below The Bel Tavern. VI
Ps-GarIeu see.s AMI Fru, if'ts '' " r. Ne NJ