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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09


The Wing are endeayoring 10 break
down Mr.. Tyler that they may build up
The fame Of MIR. Clay upon his ruins
Mddisoniaa
You might as well charge them with
thinking to build up temple upon the
runs OF c!,icken-csop.-LOuiGr,lle Jour.
nal.
MeLsod.-We learn that this individual
IS again ~ Notwithstanding been arrested
on capias, at Niagara, for his delalca.
tons n Canada.-ExpTegs.
4 Fe!eraH.--Died, in Union township,
Licking county, Ohio, August 20, lsIi
Jonathan Benjamin, in the I03d year Of
his age. Father Benjamin was born IN
Goshen county, State O; New York, Octo.
Der IL, 1898. At the age Of sixteen hs
enlisted n the army, and served his ,Io
as soldier true to bis country.
A Yankee, travelling ia Italy lately,
passed himself offfor lord ycaiee poodie,
and the sycophantic fools took the horses
out of the carriage in which he and his
friends sal, aud dragged il into oac Of their
dirty towns.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
TIM rAEslRrs wlrE.

want tho wjf2 that milhs tho COW,
want not one, that knows not how
| want the wife that makes n bed,
Aud downy pillows for the head
One that sptas good homrspun thread,
And bakos d pouo q good corn bread
That cooks ham or shoulder Of meat,
Aud keeps her house both tidy and nca,
The wife that makes a PAIR Of brceches,
And without taking hait.mch stitches;
Who alleud4 to all dome Hlc affairs,
Aud noby up her chiidrcn rcaIs;
A wife that leaves her bed at five,
Who keeps al thing gny and alive;
Who gets breakfast just at seven,
Then uses her wheel until eleven;
Likewise dinner Just at one,
Supper against the setting sun;
Aiwblca she has tho trumpet sounded
And is soon, BY ono aud all surrounded ;
wife ntwhose Ecalle, meek, command,
All will 90, or all will stand,
One who keeps all things IN order,
And herself in her own border.
FARMER GEORGE,
Here folloucth an ersilo from T" A
Friend 10 Joel" 70 Miss -. Cupid thou
lttiIc urchin, why hast thou thrown thy
darts Ut tho heart Of Frica9 10 Joel 2"
Remember in madness he will "not rave
hal kecnly usc his rneD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
e. V0tice.

EBY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 10
q . ME by 3, P Boyd and William Boyd, for
certain purposes will sell at the Court House
in Charlotte, on tue lGih instant, 49,.
EsyO Tracts OF Land,
near town, ono containing about 200 acres, aud
the other t6-rery valuable Terms, Cash.
H. B. WILLIAMS TrustEs.
Dec, s, 1871. tie
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

A ProJdbildg.-Thc signs Of tie times
indicate that Henry Clay aud Winfield
Scott viii be the Wing candidates for Pre-
sident and Vice President, at the neX.
election Mr.. Tyler's inexperienced ele-
walton to the Presidency will doubtless
have the effect Of inducing parties hereat-
ter to offer no one for the Vice Presidon-
cv who is not at least their second choice
for the Presidency, Clay and Scott would
form banner to which victory would be
beth wood and won.-Chas. Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

"What is the chief end Of man |" ask
ed schoolmaster. with the catechism in
hand. "Thc end we gets our lichins on y
blubbered ali urchln,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Bal due Tres. and Directors Of Fund
foi Int. Irlp. on Isl Nov 1911, Si3,3Ji SO
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

TO MISS -
Shall N VAIN an answer wait,
To my last loving letter !,
Which requested, AN by DATE,
To answer for worse or better !!
Must this ring--ro me you GAVE
In hours of friendship past,
Send back in madness NOT to RAVE,
But keeuly use my RAsrln
No, no, I'll wait--till you | sec,
And then wo'll meet IN gladness;
Wen speak Of things which is to be
And pass by foolish madness,
Now, this I'll send TO the Printer NE,
Who publishes such scriblmg
Andifi;, By chance YOU should but sec
Oh pass it by as nlbbling.
a FRIEND 70 JOEL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Capital Punishmcat--Being kissed to
death BY pretty gjrl,--Iroy Eadget.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
Bal dne Lit, fund Eoy /, len. Sloe,96l Al
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT PUNE.
PUBIIC Fund

ReraPitalsiioa Of Receipts since N55. l, 1871.
Cherokee Bonds 'salc 53ti 3.4l2 .
Cherokee Bonds (old sale I an 80
Cherokee Bonds sale 1883 f.46i 6
Bank Div. Bank Cape fear, ca 90
Principal on loans by Intl
Improvement Board, 1929 81
- c-n q 1,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

John Quincy 4daass,--l'ho Quincy Pa.
triot conradlc,s, on tho authority OF Mr..
Adams, the report that he had announced
his intention to decline being again can
dldatc for election as Representative IN
Congress, and says that he will be ready
to 81 rye his constituents as their rcprcscn-
tatiyo in Congress, SO long as they may
require his services, and his health permits
him to discharge the duties Of his office"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Li5cl.-Thc New York Courier and
Enquirer OF Tuesday contains the report
of trial Of its Edlt&g, IN the Montgome-
nv Circuit, in that State, for libel on Mr..
Cooper, the author. The report of the
Jury will show how the trial ended.
Z" Tho Jury retired at o'clock p. NJ.
and at Z o'clock came into the Court, and
reported that they had not agreed upon a
verdict. The Court remandcd them to
their room, and at kalt,past 9 o'clock they
again came into Court.
e Court. Have you agreed upon your
verdict
" Foreman Of the Jry. ELEVEN of us
agreed upon The pcrdicf IN tacor Of the Dh
PENDANT IN FIVE MINUTES after IRE first
retired the ONE pho refuses to agree ruth
as is a pery obstinate felio,c, and ,rould not
agree if ire trere kept ont t,eo reeks'
The Jury was discharged. The
counsel for the defendant then asked the
Court whether it would impannel Jury
for another trial. To which the Court re-
piled, that the business of the Circuit would
not authorize such course, and that the
cause must go over to the next Circuit,
which will BIO in May, 1912.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

T'.ridn Erpedilioat to Santa Fc.-.tdyi.
ces4 tl'pqa~f 1gt,y- VI tew' Oticdus, DrIug m
tclligcnce Of the arrival Of the Texian San
IA lc expedition at It's place Of destination,
after severe journey, and encountering
bordes Of hostile Indians whom they had
to fight through. The people and author
Ties of Santa lie treated the expedition
with great respect, and extended towards
them all the inequalities their rude nan
ncrs were capable OF.
The subsidy, or rather loan of $4,000
in specie from the Yuoatccos, had arrived
at Galveston, and the greatest activity pre-
vailed at tho Navy Yard in fitting oct the
Austin, the Wharton, and tie Archer, aod
steamship Zayaia, for an expedition against
Mexico.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

h20dPifdiGtt7H ~ PsS5GI seWehtS since
Nor /, 1910.
Expenses Of Members 9th
Board. go IS
Commissioner sc Natahala
Mountain Rold, 81 90
$ Bifdsall. Clof6 to Bcafd
Internal Improvements, 2h2 90
Discount on Georgia Bluk
Notes, II 80
Survey Of Nag's Head, 10 90
Distribution OF Circulars fog
Board Int Improvements. CD
Add bal duo Treas Of Fund
foT lat. Imp. On Nov -, 2,l72 10 p,93i 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Sapings a, Loneu.-it is said that tho
factory girls of Lowell have on deposle IN
the Savings Bank upwards of sa05,oOO'--
The whole number Of depostors is 96s.--
II is said that it is very common for one
girl to have $500 on dcpositc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

A letter from an intelligent source, pub
lishod IN the New York American, athrms
that the hostile feeling in England against
this country not only exists, but is constant
" increasing, and that one great cause Of
il is the conduct Of some monied institu-
tons, which have emptiod the pockets OF
so many victims in Great Britain. So
true il is that national interest is connected
with national honor. The refusal of the
state of Mississippi to pay the state bonds,
will increase the prejudice i'll Europe
against us. The letter alluded to, says
that, in addition to the Mcleod case, our
negotiations with Great Britain generally
arc in ticklish and precurious situation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

u 5. CENSUS OF is10-,ARsrRAcr.
NhiIes--Males, 7,249,266
Females, G,939,s42
-l4,Ie9,l0s
Blacks-Slayes, 2,4e7,2l3
Free, 3s6,24G
. e73 d5g
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Ihe Wig Defeat in Nep York.-It IS
humiliating to reflect that, by vote of
some twelve or fifteen thousand less than
they had last fall the Locotccos have
swept the State, and gained all the glory
and renoHn Of which they boast. The
"higs, however, are not dishcartcned.-
They know that their defeat is owing to
the neglect of some twenty or thirty thou.
sand Of their own party 10 vote, and that
twelve months rclen Of Locoiocoism IN
the Empire State will cure lie apathy Of
their quondan friends, and bring them
again triuInPhantly 70 the polls.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
For sale in Woodstock why
SLY T. HUTCHINSON. in.
THE LIONOF THE DAY.
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH. OR GERMAN PILL


HghIy recommended By Doci JaicntHe Mott VI. d. of
". Y. AMI Otbcrs.
yESTIESE the orders ANY that does not find
lief from these pills the price is refunded back, these
are the POSITIVE orders Of the Proprietor agents and
others.
In offering these pills TO the public, appeal their i'll
tcgpncc. lfthOsc pills not what they are rcccOm-
mendcd yon in duty bound ofrcspcct to yourself
and community to reject them and publish them to the
world imposition, humbug and quackery. The pub
lie may be assured they purely vegetable, thcy,
composed Of nine ingredients part Of the medicine only
found in Asia ard the vaies Germany. For convenience
these extracts made into pills and will be found sure
rcCfior NIL bilious complaints. yellow and bilious
fver-. fever aud sgue jaundce scare, rash bilious cho
ic, dyspepsia &C.
II is not intended that this medicine cure for all d.
senses which the human system is liable. Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw om the region of
unknown fancy, long spun theory OF magic art which
would each and every disease. Good medicine is
to be found in the fire or whirwind.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds-tme
tho herald Of truth.
The past ut last secure they have already raised
monument Of their greatness which will defy the corrcdna
tooth Of time.
Sold by T. Hutchinson, r Tan, nstcs&Co Wondsioak
A. Gibson. Proctorsvillc, Sherwin & Richardson r. L.
Deming Co.. slas Bruce Jr., Chester u. u. Newton
Burton & Brooks, Norwich; J. g. Brooks, Gushing x
Nichols, Hartford T.. Clement Brlgewater; T.. T. Hun
tngton, IIartland l. w. Hubbard, Hulctt & Savage
Windsor; s. G. Fay; Reading; Buck & Jones, South
Reading; Robbins White Cayendish; s. Prenss, Per-
kipsvic Bailey Bartlett, Wesihcrslei VI. Richardson
q Co., H. Atwood. Rochester,. ally
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
WAR sTEAMERFOR THE LAKE.

The Montreal Heard Of the 10th, speaking olthe
probabilities of wal, and the preparations making
by the British Government, holds the following
language;
at is satisfactory, however, to learn that our
Government is carefully preparing for the worse,
and displaying unusual activity in all the depart
ncnts connected with the military and naval affairs
Besides the Steam ffigates Of the largest class now
building in this city and in Kingston, we have been
informed that two additional ones will be placed on
the stocks at the current -. Mary, without delay
one TO be kept in pieces 10 put her up III ten
DAYS. 1t is probable that this steamer is intended
for Lake Chinlplain when hostllites commence, and
it would nor only maintain possession OF the lake
without difficulty, but prevent the Americans, &C.
cupying the forts on its banks
We take it for granted that our government will
no longer sleep over this state of things, but act
with promp,ness which the emergency Demands
Our proximity to the scat of British power IN North
America, seems to demand the establishment OF a
slrongc military post on this frontier, and such an
armament upon the Lake rs would be amply SUI
ficient TO cope with any force that might suddenly
be brought upon US in the mode suggested. As the
IIcfald relnarles. single steam ifgate might conf
mand the whole Lake, and lay lis border towns
under contribution, with all ease. Hence this
movement should be cLcckmated without delay
Oar border defenders have been quite too long neg
lccled; and whether we have peace or war, let Us
have the means TO secure the one and meet the 9th
er, as becomes nation with population and res
ources like our owu.-BaTlingioR Free Press.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE LATE
DIR, DAVID PALMER.

At meeting Of the Students Of the Vermont
Medical College Of 1871, Mr. J. II. STREETER in
the Chair, hIessrs J. Ives, o. l. Huntey, J. C..
Butler and J. II. Streeter were appointed TO draft
resolutions expressive Of their respect and high cs-
TEEN for the memory Of their late deceased Pres-
dent and Professor, DR.. DAVID PALnER, which
were unanimously adopted
Resolred, That in the death Of the late Dr.
Palmer President and Professor in the Vermont
Medical College, science has lost one ct her most
assiduons yotaries, and medicine one OF her uue1
and ablest champions. lie was a self. yet well
laugh, scholar, firm advocate Of The christian lahh
discerning philosopher and dlsnierested phil
anhropisi.
Resoirei, That in the life and character OF d.
Palmer, we see much worthy OF imitation. IN lhe
assiduiiy with which he prosecuted hls scientific
Guides he had few equas--for urbaniiy and SUI
yity of manner, he was seldom eXcelled. In his
intercourse with the world he was gentlemanly,
polite and aiectionate. endearng all who were
honored with his acquaintance mpersliably to bis
memory.
Resolr,J. That we most heartily sympathise
with bis deeply afflicted aud bereaved family, and
with socie,y at large in the loss of our lamented
Professor.
Resotrel That the publishers Of the papers IN
this village be respectfully requested TO give me
above resolutions an insertion in their respective
papers Signed, lives, Chairman OF COM
Woodstock, March ~, 1871
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
TO FARMERS, WOOL-GROWERS
AND LUMBERMEN,

T'lIE Subscribers offer for sale valuable tract Of rich
l. and Gavy-timberCd land, lying at the northwest
OF Recalling, UIHdSOr Co.. IT., bounding the lines
Of Woodstock Plymouth and Brdgwatcr distant about
miles from the latter village, and about or 10 from Wood
stock Green Said tract consists OF $40 by
ment IS 100 OF which have recently been cleared and
in good pnsiuragc, and is known by the of
the Governors Reservation The remainder covered
with its original growth of timber, the greater portion Of
which Is very heavy and of first rate quality consisting of
spruce, IIemOCk, Maple, Birch Bass and Asl-muCh Of
the latter Of superior quality. There is also it one Of
the best Sugar Orchards in the county of Windsor There
Ii said land neat, well-built Cottage, % by 36 feet
finished pHprrcd and painted, with good cellar under the
whOc-wuh convenient shed IL by Is feet. and barn
30 By 40 ieCt, NIL new. Also SHw-m, which has been
built about and is in good repair, with the eNcep
ton of a triling damage by rcshe IL is allowed that
there is a sufficient supply of timber on this lot to wear
out two mills and is of easy draft the ground hcns
nearly all descending to the mill The land is well situa
ted to he divided into three rms and the buildings To-
Gated hvoaby tor such arrangement; used al to-
gchcr frst-rate sheep mrm Tor which it was de-
soil being Of suitable nature for raising wheat
rye oats, and barley for pasurase. chance is
or all of the above kinds of businessc facilities for each
being abundant and of the best quality. The terms will
be reasonable and long credit gwen if required for part
0lthc purchase money.
Further particulars may be known by application to
Hon. +. urcuINsoS, of Woodstock Green, 7. +, i,M-
NoNp, Esq Of West Windsor, Or DAVID IiAMMONp Esq
Post Master, Reading, VI.
y The property may be seen application to the above
gentlemen. IONA. HARTWElL.
JAMES l.. HARTWELL.
Littlvtan, JtdcsCy Co. Mass Feb. c, 1Sil. A.
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TYSON FURNACE,


FESiE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
the public dealers in Stoves, lrun ware, Sc, to the
munuucturts of this establishment Within three Years Il
Illus Furnace and all the buildings machinery have been
built aud put in opCrul on necessary 10 manufacture iron
and put into the various farms of castings required for this
market In this time more than tr0 hHdrtG TINS OF good
lOuuy metal hus been made NJ these works, The facilities
at this place Tor working iron such enable the pro.
priCtOr to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in TIT, country and the Blast Furnace having been IN op-
Grafton for several months aud making than
thirty tons OF excellent sOl metal per week. furnishes
supply o Stoves stove plate ilHlluw-wNle, tau.dg0us
ad every variety ri tNtngsaud Pig Iron olsupogiur quail
ity, ON the most favorable terms, to dealers.
supply Of the much approved WUGsOu Improved COOS
stove, wlh air tight furnace, Badger, IHjwarGB, the
Rcyertibr huc Premium, several patterns elevated over
Cook Slaves and other patterns adapted to the different
markets. al sizes ,ly plate or Box Stoves, Vermont Par
lors, much cmJesed and improved ilusp PaJor, new
and beautiful pattern, (Which, Tor ymmctr! and taste, is
pronounced superior to any thing N! the Mind In the mar
ketJ llulOwwHt Fire Frames, sc. &c, now on hand and
will he sUj favorable terms at very reduced prices to
dealers
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19

Principles, rs, Praciice.-Scveral of the letter
writers from Washington state that the President
has taken offence at some movement, in The Treas
airy Department, and on Saturday last, 4" forbadc
all further payments at that Department until other
orders should be issued by him." How does this
accord with he doctran Of his "addrcss," denoun-
chg the - unhnlowcd connection Of The Executive
with the Treasury" and declaring that the depart
mcut should be independent Of the President -
How does this conduct compnrt with the moral OF
the " Hero s'cassica remarks about sc CAESAR and
the Roman Knight" ahc sword and the public
treasury After so uneqnvocal an illustrations of
Lis adherence to profession, we shall not be sur
pressed if the " Hero" should bring forth some pc
cuar " schemes of finance" for the consideration
of the extra session. notwithstanding his inaugural
doctrine Of leaving such subjects " exclusively to
Congress. -PhIa. Times
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. TAlLOR'S
pACsAM OF r,IvCRwOQT.

TTAs been used ssuy for Gig years in the cure
l. these Diseases Remember! the original and gem
uhe il made ONLY at 80 BOWcr! \. y. ALL others are
spurious and unauthorized.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAlNT.-As a
general remedy Tor these Diseases am fully satisfied, from
louc eyperleCr there il 10 medicine CQu to Dr. TIl
Balsan of lyerwUrt lrng purely vegetable il can be
used with the utmost safety By all persons in every cOnui-
ton It ceausCs the uussbl cNpcctOratinn, relieves Gi.
ult breathing, and seems to heal the chest There can
he question, hu tbs medicine II certain cure for
chronic coughs and colds have used it Tor four il.
A. +. ROGERS, NJ D.
CONSUMPTION THE following remark, were to-
ken from the last number Of the Medical magazine
"Thc surprising effect produced by DR.. n, or's Balsam
Oliycrwort, in cOnsumtvc cases, cannot tail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the wnrr WchaNe
il is difficult to credit oc whc see persons cyi.
IDENTIFY CCnsumptiye, restored n health. Yet , is fact
OF day occurrence how hsG eau we question the virtue
nj the above medicine LIT next shall be cN-
rlititi mcuntnc We nope physicians will make trial OF
this medicine, and report It's effect to ls.n
NOfG.-Ihe original and gcluinc Taylor's Dulsam Of
LNcIWOrt H. made und sold at 30 BOwcry
TO FEMALES.-Thc number Of females In delicate
health in this city Is rny surprising Weakness loss Of
appetite, liver complaints, and many other diseases prey
upon thcm making them pale and lean Of flesh. All this
can he cmrded hy the of gthening medicine that
will assist nature in all her movements restore tone to tie
nerves and muscular organs OF this Kind il Dr. Tn loPs
Rtlsam Of ycwort, which being mild and purely vcgea-
bIe, answers females admirably Ii all m use it, we are
confident an elastic STEP good appetite, and ruddy cheeks
will follow. OGcc more remember the original and gunu-
inc Is made nj 375 RuwCry.
I.SPlTTING or BLOOD.-This disease consists Of y
discharge ofbool, oen iroihy from the mouth, brought
up with hawking and coughing and is usually accompani-
ed with difficulty Of breathing, and some pain in the chest
Sometimes IL is preceded by an oppression at Tue chest,
dry tickling cough and Sigh shooting pains. This disease
is always more less dangerous. The great danger Is that
these symptoms ard immediate remedies c,n alone save
this end Bnt Dr. TaylOrs Basam of lycrwort Is sure
remedy and show its unparalleled sncccss certificates NJ
cures from 1913 czons and man! physicians, will be pub
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
I MON HOUSE,
MONTPELIER, VI.

rT1II, subscriber woul respectively inform the public
that be has taken the above named House, sd Ihst
the establishment has been iiyd up IN goud s lc-Ir !n-
tiers himself that cnrcsut, wiLc given 10 p who
may favor him with ct Ever aralcUl To his old and
numerous customers who have patrO ZCt him while Keep
ing the stare House. Dilia, o! more than ten years
pGt still hopes that they viii continue their Nors at tho
l'S0S HOUSE, and he rcsrtCtry invites bis present pat
and the travelling puiic generally, when visiting the
Capitol OC on HIM pltigie huH, Aol lis house shall
be kept ina clrau quiet and l,4ccatg manner and that no
will do his lc. CuGcagora to render the stay ii his guests
pleasant ard comfortable. JNO. KELSEY,
NnutrpI,gr. I,r. = I-.iD. jeff
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-19
DnttyeGfic G0nG@.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

that he continue, to carry the above business in
all its various branches nj his old stand, nearly opposite
whitney Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
10 accommodate all who may feel disposed to palronle
him. The best Of stock will be Kept constantly hand
and no pains VIII be spared to keep thc best workmen in
constant readiness to cNccac orders for the most durable
IN this line.
oS HAND ASD FOR SALE,
SrANIEY'S PARl.OR STOVEs-tfuur sizes, THE most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WoOLSONS COOK, and sheet iron diving nuc, COOK
STOVE, mud Sheet Iron Stoves aud Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS ~ TEAkETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS, "a new and mr;h approved artclc)
HiRD WiRE, sc. &C.
All VINO are in want Of any Of the above articles will do
well TO call aud examine the and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere JOHN BLlSn
Woodstock, Dee. %, 1910. "a
y, B-Cash paid for Sleeps pCls. J.B