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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24
From he Mirror.
Fourth Of July in New York.

"Pop, pop--hang, bang-Fiz-On Monday last,
gunpowder was as plenty as street dust. the Dec.
lara,ion of Independence was read in ten thousand
places, a, least half million of speeches were de-
Iivercd, and m,ny billions Of toasts were drank.
The Park became the FL Dorado of root.been and
appe-women the people showed their dexieriy
in eating pies; and there at least six miles of
roast pig in Broadway, Chatham street, and the
Bowery. The city ordinances and auth lriies pro-
hibi,el boys from issuing fireworks, and the boy
showed their independence of all ordinances, by
setting of squibs under the very noses of the au-
thores Fiery serpens hissed at our heels; rock
cts penetrated our windows. and explored our bed
chambers, and crakers were any thing but goot to
eat. The jubilee of King Alcohol had arrived, and
in the evening posts aud fences 10 lean against
were in demand, and the ordinances respecting the
grass of the Park and Battery were violated by the
acre. Mercy on US how lucky it is that the
fourth of July comes but once a year Let us be
allowed TO remark here, that though we have great
reason to be proud Of the recoIectous This day sug
gesls, and joyful in the blessings 1t commentaries
there is no reason why people should drink more
than is reasonable and that there is no necessary
connexon between noise and gratitude to heaven
Here endeth the chapter and we dismiss th'
congregation, exhorting them to profit by the dis
course, which, for convenience sake, we have dlvi
ded into niheteen genela heads. OF which We re
serve eighteen for another homiy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24

More than million Of passengers have osen car
rieI on the Eastern railroad, since its opening, and
the only accident which has happened to any OF
them was in The case of Hon. Mr. Sahonstal.
whose arm was q little bruised lew months age, in
consequences of the door OF baggage car being left
open as the usin was entering he depot On the op::
poste track. NelUburHpoTt Herald.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24

The following beautiful effusicn taken from tn
u.hern Literary Messenger, for April, like all III
auctions Of AMELIA, is distinguished for purit
i gen,eness Of thought, and sweetness Of ex
ession almos. inimitablc. Its quiet melody--it
'smlke and spiritual heau,y-snd it's tones Of be
Iching tenderness come over the heart.
"Like sof,est music heard in Sleep"
"Like the low chant of the distant waves
BY Springs soft breathings stirred"
Nj us ings.
BY AMELIA OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUcKI.
/ wandered out one summer night
Twas when my years were lew:
The breeze was singing in the light
And was singing too.
The moonbeams lay upon the hill
The shadows in the vale,
And here and there a leaking ril
Was laughing at the gale.
One fleecy cloud upon the air
Was all that met my eyes;
1t foated like an angel there
Between me and the skies.
clapped my hands and warbled wild
AS here and there flew;
For was but careless child,
And did as children do.
The waves came dancing DER the sea
In bright and gllttering bands:
Like little children wild with gIee,
They linked their dimple hands.
They linked their hands-but ere / caught
Their mingled drops of dew,
They kissed my feet as quick as thought,
Away the ripples flew.
The twilight hours like birds flew by,
As lightly and as free;
Ten thousand stars were in the sky,
Ten thousand in the sea;
For every wave with dimpled cheek
That leaped upon the air,
Had caught star in its embrace
And held il trembling there.
The young moon too, with upturned sides,
Her mirror'd beauty gave;
And as bark at anchor rides,
She rode upon the wave.
The sea was like the Heaven above,
As perfect and whole,
Save that it seemed TO thrill with love
AS thrills the immortal soul,
The leaves, by spirit voices stirr'd,
Made muTmurs on the air
Low murmurs, that my spirit heard,
And answered with prayer;
Foi twas upon the dewy sound,
Beside the moaning seas,
learned at first TO worship God,
And sing such strains as these.
The flowers, all folded to their dreams,
Were bowed in slumSer free,
BY breezy hills and mu'muring streams,
Where ere they CHANGED to be.
No guilty tears had they TO weep,
No sins to be forgiven;
They closed their eyes and went to sleep
Right in the face of heaven.
No costly raimcnt round them shone.
No Jewels for the seas,
Yet Solomon upon his throne
Was ne'er arrayed like these:
And Just as free from guilt and art,
Were lovely human flowers,
Ere sorrow set her bleeding heart
On this fair world of ours.
have heard the laughing wind behind,
A playing with my haiI-
The breezy fingers of the wind,
How cool and moist they were.
heard the night bird warbling o'er
Its soft enchantins strain
never heard such sounds before,
And never shall again,
Then wherefore weave such strains as these
And sing them day by day,
When every bird upon the breeze
Can sing sweeter lay
I'd give the world for their sweet art,
The simple, the divine;
I'D give the world 10 melt one heart,
As they have melted mine.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24

simple and effectual mode of keeping ice is
mentioned in the Kentucky Farmer. The editor
says
We take, at sunrise, from the ice house, as much
ice as will probably be wanted though the day,
and cover it up in some saw-dust placed in bar
rel which Sits in the dairy house. At night, the
size of any given lump is scarce Percep,bly dlmin'
ished, 1t is a perfect charm. Away with your
half ton of lumber, charcoal and zinc, with which
you are humbugged under the name of"refrigera-
tor"
The editor of the Frankford Commonwealth
adds that he has tried the method here recomrnen'
ded and that it answers perfectly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24

DEAru OF AN IsDIAs WABRIoR.-The Little
Rock papers notice the death of TIsHr MrssO, a
celebrated Warrior, who fought under General
Wayne, He was Choclaw Chiei lie has
fought in nine battles for the United States, has
served his county faithfully, and has been for
many wears pensioner of the nation.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-24

It is estimated that there are 10000 strangers at
ali times in the city of New York, and tina, there
are upwards Of 5000 females in that city, who OBJ
tain their living by the needle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
MEp,cAt. works.

III w. RANDOLPH 80. Z cco's below Esr-y's no
Wood and Bache's = Dispenss,oIy
Eieeie and general Do, by an Ameriean phys,
treatise on nervous and bilious complaints
and S.ssa,s, d,sss.es, by ar rn,l,ins MpfRs
Greenho~ on tho physiology aud pathology OF cholera
pesrueleso on ;heuesiuieni OF vcaeresl diseases
Esrs,ay'- ehe"ical manruls,lOns
Turner's, Renw,ek's, iIea,ys and bands Chemistry
Cooper's surgical Dictionary
Dnnshson's sn,i uooper's Medical Dictionary
Eard Sleep; Parish 90 hernia AMI the urinary organ,
Naion on pulmonary consumption swedaur on ~
hits
Bolton tho disease, Of tho teeth; oIaorsn on the head
kirkpaiek on health; Journsl OF 10
Arno,t elements Of physics
beek's medical jurlsrtwi.ucs
nortons arsiony OF melancholy
fcrriah's medic Al histories and reflections
Drown's elements cf medicine; Goods study Of do
nr Bal on health snd beauty
walker woman phys,oos'eally considered
Culieu's d'si hucs Of Practice
peixoiio's; Grxpry's DO; Eber,e's do
Meekci'-. Bsvle's end wisi.r'sd do
Psrson sanattnieal preparations, DIR Parr on diet
nlson's practical and elements OF sureery
RSer S surgical ard psy.lo,cs "a. al works
% ndse,s and Dunsison's hu,aso rhysiolOey
DO syscm OF midwifery
DO AMI Ebcre ON the diseases Of children
Tweedie on levers, nnanma,ions and eui,neous Ills.
Chapnan's Therapeutics
Bnehan's Ewells AMI CoItes' popular medicine and "a
my advisers
BoisSeauk and Sawyer on fever
Eberle's notes of lectures
nenismin Rush's nediea inquiries and observations
Rush on the discasesoi the mind .
Mascndie's rormulsry
Mscnish's anatomy OF drunkenness
Norton's Mar nci's manual II therapeutics
Thompson's couspectus Of the phsruaeoPooias
Cook on the of mustard seed for liver complaints
Aleou's house live in, ~ the human body
man nfs
Walker on in,crmarrissc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
ROW LANDS tonic MIXTURE;


a specific and lasting Cure for The Fever aud .igue
THIS worthy Icuiey earnestly repcls the sluI OF being
qiack mcd cine, having been the result Of ntany
years cSpericncr ad ahour, IN the practice and
Observation Of FEVER AND AGIE II rs composed Of
such medicinal principles cousi tered .Ost NJ 10
restore the harmony aci"n between The stomach Iv-
er, and tie o,hcr m"rtaut functions ~ STEM, tho
loss OF Which harmony evidently the immediate cause
q: the disease Hspeely promotes regular and healthy
epp'ic which Is generally entirely destroyed or rcnd, Z.
ct very prccdTus 10y which effect, vsuuf aud strength IL
soon Afforded The whole ysic IL be apparent 10
al tnat medicine possessing these peculiar Siriucs is
iSciu IN great variety OF complaints. iy ewrs the
he!lthy action Of tho dceslv "rsans has proved itself
OF remarkable benefit IA dyspepsia, DcpTavrd Appetite
Eeadtburn, NaiCf Rrash, Flaiui-ucy, Jaundce, Nght
SScais, DyscncT, BoSci Complains, and many other al
iections Of similar origin. But " Is in treatment Of
FevcrS ant espec ally IA FEVER AND AGUE, or Inidr.
niteu Fever, thss powers have been prncipa, tested
aud wdh those who have scents usefulness, pranoun
ced sovereign 10 al remedies heretofore disc ed for
those diseases II has alec been used preventive BY
many %ho were subject TO periodical recurrence
ths AMI Fever, audit has always wsTded or the appre-
hcndcd Mtack ~ u Was deemed Improper q ae.
company he Vegetable febriure with few Of the many
uncquivocai cerhcacs politely furnished the pruprie
ci roTtUbuf2se of The foregoing statements. For further
accounts OF IL great usefulness, phleta
panying each bottle
supply received. and for sale ~
LNEiI, JOHNSTON e. LYFLL,
Agen foo The Proprietor,
lie ~ Al 7. Nc Eiitns-S D a sand Ri~bt ond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
MUNIEAE'S rLIiD .taUNE.sIa.
PTcpared under iiie immediate supeTiutsndauce OF
SIR lanes Murray.


THE great advantages IT this elegant preparation are
that possessing all the properties of Magnesa la gen.
era is not liable TO form dangerous coacTetnns in
the bowels" 80 frequently attendant upon the of the
ordinary separations Of Msgncsia-lt aciy an
relieves heart burn eiectuay without "niurng
evils resulting from the OF the CsrbOnaes OF
Potash: the food Of Infants turning
the stomach. 10 useful Ia oil complaints blIi
der tends TO regulate the action VI the bowels and pc
culiarly adapted for females.
Extract from the Me,co ChrurEical Review for April.
lSg edit 10y Dr. james johnson, Physiciancxrsordna
~ 10 the late King. &c.
"PelEeid S0iufi0H Of MagnesidThis very useful and
elegant psTaOn have trying for months
apeTient Hniiasd IN rs spepic complains, attended
wi acidty aud cons na aud with very b. Eef
has the advantage common tncsia Icing dis
s0ge and therefore liable accumUiHe in The bow
els Tits decidedly superior 10 Soda potash
Of rs aperient quality and " It's having tendency
durOn Of flesh and sreIg h., WIch the carbOnaies
above nenti ned certainly tend when long
aud iakn Ia considerable uann les We hope Sir James
Murray the scOyeIer of the process for preparing this
medicine will take the trouble 10 make Il generally
accessible to the public in s uefropo Is there being only
or two authorized agents here"
Sir Humphrey Davy testified thst fhis solution forms
soluble combinations with uric acid salts m Of out
aniGraycl thereby commencing their Injurious tenden
cy when Oher akaes and even Maznesia itself had failed
Caution GgGiHdhhs spurious articles HoLc ia MARKET
The Profession and the public will please observe hs The
labels the houles or MfTrnys FLUID NagEfsa wi lin
future c by his nature, rs tile inventor and
rTnptie OF that invaluable medicine, without which II
cannot be ~ir James Murray has been solicited
by lac Whole profes SION adopt ihs precIuou In order
protect i've credit aud fruits Of his lHbors aud studies
and 10 deeHi the sick anI iuim from deo,erious mia
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
sell Corner off and I<h sta.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
SCunOL BOOKS.

At GlLL'S Book Stare, doors shove the Pcll
Tavern.
I'VE following School Books have he strong spprnva of
Mr oIyille Taylor, Secretary OF the American Com
moo School Society:
Little Thinker, parsfrst and second by Salem Town
Hays Infant anu Primary School Reader and socIcr
No. l. These the tts books De given 10 Inc chilli
should DC used and 'n'he order books are here
mentioned 1900
Towns spelling Book
ksy's Primary schoo.RcadoI and Defner No 2 apd3
IhilTS Guide, 10y Merriam
Ncuug header, 10y ptr,'ut
Giri's Re adm: Boot .y Mrs Si-outney
Boys 10 do do
National Reader, by Pi>rpo1t
1swH's Ans ysiS III Bctiyitv c Words
ih"sr enmn'e'e the spelling anu r. ating course.
Tor IN wiring course
toscrs Copy Books, No. L2,3, t. &, ? and
by '
Smiths Geography auj Nl-. late improved cd.ton
Oney's iliS'orS Of the 'if't states
Robbins Outlines Of Gou.Tgl History
iist lie. sui's Ia AriiEG.c, 10y Professor Davies
Adams New Arithmetic
FIRST Lessons IA hgebra and Geometry by Professor
Dawes ''' - ''S'N''1'
Broyyl's Grammar, small md large
ttVI foiy aud Poll zeal .Cnuuiy by NJ Wilson ESr
ihS 'o'A escss ri!5rtutic nature aud cIui 4 our
nitl anu the hrs snd most obvious prime pies Of poi.
% anu Tonesc economy IL should DC studied by every
child il a free government 10y
fiya-lney for Chilren, by Mrs Ianc Tayor-to he CI
ioNeh ny Lees PhSsio!' -" the higher classes
nce Ddyy = ChemistT!-'o be followed ia tie higher
schCr's hv C'mstork's ~ $500
Miss Swiii's Philosophy rlrt, ls anil d. 6,,i,,vo, m
Cor stocks 'V0' ~
Which, together with general assortment are offered nj
as 20" !i'ees a. ihey eau be lad In the CRY.
de u JOSEPH Gill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
nnrM "a nnnIInn

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens that they
Wv now have, eud receiving, a very handsome
STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING;
consisting Of very
superior Beaver Asphalt, Frock and Oyer-Coais
Blue, black invisible green and olive FIoek and Dress
Goats
Jassimere, cloth. and dyc.skin Pants
1ippecaloe and Tyler do, a new and beautiful
article, Of various c lOurs
Velvet, Cashmere, Cashmere, merno toinett, silk and
satin Vests, Of every description;
Also, a general assortment Of
Shirts. Stock, Collars nosomE
Cravais Scarfs, su-peuderg
Gloves. Shoulder Braces
Morning Gowns Umbrellas, &c. &c.
TippecanJe ant Hard cider tIdkfs;
LIKEWISE,
silk, meTino aud lambs wool, shirts and Drawers
DO DO do do ! Hose;
Allof which Will be sold at very reduc ed prices, and
accommodating terms.
Tho citizens reminded that their clothing Is manu-,
faCtured by tho ibeTs fo tho BilumDTo Richmond
ahd Peter sbu9g markets 10 made OF the best male
rails and voTkmanship-H will nny be necez sary call
them be convinced ~ the above statement
Persons who want Of the above articles woulI do
well cali before they purchase, they sell ten
fifteen per lower than the usual Price Of such cloth
log They natter themselves, from the encouragement
wich they received from the citizens Of Richmond
and Manchester, that proper attention TO the business
will thea. share Of public patronage, which
will be attended to by their AEeni.
ELIAS ~ SPENCE
M.n street. opposite Merchants Coffee House.
8-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
MORE CHEAP GROCERIES.

ENTIRELY FRESH.
ItTE have 10 infoIm customers, tina; we have
w hand, and oher for sale, the following Goods at
wholesale or by the small package.
% Do prime Porro llco sugar
10 10 80 ~. Geek 30
do do Cuba III and most beauii.
ful article
% bbls crushed Sugar
Is boxes very low piccdI.naf Sugar
IL do most superior double refined do, unusually
low for the quality
80 packages Teas part first chop
~ hnds cheap Molasses
10 d. pTime Porto Rico do "a family artiele)
2 bogs superior Green Isguira Coffee
81 do do 10 RIO 10
&c do do Old lava DO
60 do Maricabo do
$50 sacks large well filed Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns OF various actoiies and at redu-
cedpriccs
300 lbs cheap shoulder Dleon
5000 do prime Western Mdulngs with and without back
bone
100 bhls No. l c'ipl North Carolina Herrinss
20 d. No and gross 10
luO rimc Family Hams
5000 Cigars, PAN fine
- boxes >ia CHI
10 bags Pepper
D do Allspice
~ boxes sperm and Talow Candles
Lamp Ot
100 sites osk tan Sole Leather
H. Cords, Leading Lines
lndG3, Chewing Tobacco OF all qualities
Ginger aud O1rr Spices
Powder and shot, ec.Sc.
ALSO,
Constantly hand, assortment OF Iron snd Steel
hes; Gus Ea'is Of All szes, made OF swedrs Iron.
PEI wanting Goods would consult their
WYATT q WHITE,
to Cranes old sand, between the Hell Tavern and
&C ~ Webb. Booker a. Hainiltnn's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
NUNS & CLARK'S
PIANOS

FVNflE subscriber ~ constantly Receiving fupptt nom
NE sbovs msKcra. the superior qualify 81 whose w
sIumena w ~ rcacpcts, dob sckno"iedgcd ~ osy
Increasing demsnd for them.
To fbosc not afeady acquainted with these Instruments
fnay not be supc 0us say that. they are made whh
rsrcular TrRsrdfo keeping 10 nnctan object 80 donfs
hia espec aIy when ssnt from cities OF where tuners arc
seo 10 BE- met wh) hasinE only the metallic pise End
~ the modern Improvements, but aieo braces pecuhary
eairuiNe.i q rive arcat strength and snlldify.
frsA rnaraHfss IN wdunr cuii'ies tho purchaser q
sncisnrr ~ ierfumcut any lime within one year. shouic
4 prrve defrcive
tune me ycaf without charge and those 20 BE- sent ~ me
ee,lrlry rackcd wih0u charfe.
Pm TAYLOR,
nm haae stose opSeaao N eenksL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
- - ------- ia WILLIS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TunrATo,

An ifapoTieni substitute IDr CatopisL
TIE pTorricoTs of ihs article keeping in the fact
that wise al benevolent Beng has pac ed within tho
reach OF ali remedies adapted Ia the diseases incident
the climate they hlabt, aud knowing likewise that
oithe diseases ofihe south and Wet air Lascd upon
sanc functional dcrins of the hyeT directed theI
attention 10 those articles which act espt caly
the hillary organs
AeT long laborous and expensive research they have
succeeded In extracting suhEjauce from the TOMATO,
which, from It's peculiar eject the hcac hiaTy
organs. ;hey have dcnouinaicd HpGns. Il is medicine
that will produce all s beneficial rcsulis Caloue Ia
both aud chronic diseases, without the possibility
producing tho uclcicrtbs consequences common that
article. tsacOu upon I've constitution - universal,
rar OF the system escaping ia influence II 49, however,
power Is particularly manifested hence IS peculiarly
idaptoi n Dee treatment o. bilious cverR and other Ola.
eases M which i"rpdty congestion of the liver and
poUal circ'e prevail.
II - admissible IN all where is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels II removes obstruction,
and e1ctes quick ana healthy action othe liver aud other
ganduiAr visccia OF the abdomen Beug diuaibc ia It's
operation, II produces free circulation la the vessels
the surface o: 'he body accompanied by agene perpi
ration IL does no. exhaust like drastic stll is
ton is more universal and may often be repeated not
merely with safety, but viii; great benefit THIS becomes
indspcnsaby necessary IN Of long standing for In
them intense temporary impressions made by strong me
cncs seldom even do good bat tend to inure the
nina Of the cOELsiution.
VI IL cleansing aud purifying 10 the system; In per.
feet harmony will the known laws iifc and " unoubt
cdy Of the most valuable Articles offered for pub
Tic trial and INSPECTION.
For ismedcie q formed three gran
pills The white pls cdfharfc, nif,rdHre diapkorst.
&c and dT.fie The yellow plshtc ionic, shBlaH! md
didDh0Teiic FoI sale wbolcsal, add retail, by
ALEXANDER DUVAI,
Sc N Agent Tor Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
!. no p !, 6 !, :, :. !. s,,.s

Fsr iAs Tslf5 aad car. " Iroesdsai,a. s,S p,ss..
Ulerf, oy trteraai pressure. -
rINliis srraratus cotnrrcsscn hy broad an "A, "a.
rad the whole OF the AyPsxasvtErs and the pressn,
10 so operate obquey upwards ana b.r
lower po,lon o. the sbdomnal muscles coarenal .ao.
port wh'eh ~ inc same time that ditninishcs the, 4.
nent renewal OF their vlror "A perms'
reduces the disiended yJoSasfrfap. and a.. A. A,
reelon upwards and backwards, directly reheye. ~.
rssra rom the unnatural pressure OF the down
wsid torcco, nus when the apparatus IL
prpery hed 70 the peculiar form Of the patient inys
oy snSius .ne inet immediate Immunity from the I'M.
uessins ufasxrE and bearing down Sensation. $40.
ses"aIany nearly all cases OF vseerai dispiace
Soofssaa ~ aphneaion is always followed 6y an early
supply OF the above instruns n.s iust ro..lx.s 4.
oc3 AIrvs ~ E.,cts, "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-02
IRON sToRE.

Vie subscribers the only asesfs OF Me,s,, D..,.
ounnlnshsms la Richmond Tor The sale OF M. M, p
,on the TIedessr Rolling land Forge lake nl.a a,In
20 ,ner friends and the public generally IN the -.
eI iron manufactured wo,rs.,
,hey feel the most entire confdcnre s,Ins nra
h OF almost all the principal IN III
Jhs ~, ~ shni'-r establishment In the Whoa p'eu
"Sw produced aud Of which NE shall a.
nj ~ ~, manu- ecod assortment as foiowa viz Ronai
inch ~ ~ ~ ~ V, IT. u, IL Ill and A
any ,c.,..t u ~ iLH22 q, B. a. n. inch Of
any desired thickness Arrangement are ~ ,aon "
~ cpropteiors for making Ioop ard and t rao
MIi otcr extra sizes which will be in rean.s Inv IRON,
nkey 10 occur inthis market uemahu
snncLlsh swEDES ULSTER AND COUNTRY NOV
.ons 81 bnssh, swcdes Ulster and Country ernbp.
LIZ n assortment Of every variety szc 90 Which Nina
supply. y" Ne'P"iaise and ~enera.
Hand, boz and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Piatcs
Crow Bars and Nail Rods
American Bls,ered
English 40
German and Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriares
al "e"o'' p"Se VIII Dc given for scrap Iron,
WosIHAM, McGRuDER d co