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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

NO. PECK SLIP-Doctor Carpenter continues as usual
devote his entire persona attention 70 the treatment
of all delicate and diseases Those who have been
unfortunate as to become the vicms unqualified charlaians
with which the city abounds consequence Of the xity OF
lava regulating the medical profession respectfully
ed call at the old established Dspensary No Peck
slip where many thousands have been made 10 rejoice
happy from their manifold diseases To Strangers
DR. Csener begs leave to add at he Ia anave born c
dpl ia this cy-c!ams no equyocal royal honors-s H.
cepiae Of the New York Stale Medical Socetyand has
and what most important speedily eecuay cures
his Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy of
who come IN contact charges reasonable
I42t
A GENT WANTED-To visit Virginia and Tennessee, to
n transact business and make collections of good
reputation qualifications who advance $1,000 TO $780,
may steady employ with liberal compensation
Wa. Wo0D WARD, M.resntll. Agent,
jl43l' Exchange Place.
INDEED nnumerable the sufferers who fooilsny ar
cal know ledge and thus Of and the
time which might have suffered to alleviate their
prac might be happy enosgh to consult Dr. OLIVE
Of Broadway Canal street they will OBJ
tain the most confident Of speedy and
relief without the P.-ncous and nc9mmodng Of mercury
hasap ntre cubebs &c reference will also Be
many cured OF the most serious dsternpers do I'm.
DEsTAUKANT FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
above ss Ice Cream Saloon. Ladies will find this
establishment private eating room, and bill Of fare sup
pted with every thing tina, The market can affordcthe Sub
the that will them their patronage Private
for dinner parties can be had
All orders to send outdnner parties balls
&c ornamental pyramid all kinds parrots Of chars Of
liberty fancy cakes, Charlotte ruse ellies ice bis
gaces bombes the only &C.
tiis pois. chsmpaigUons.
Families will fine at auy time variety Of dishes ready to
e"' ''" -"e' f''N'' wa ~ MAGNAN & JULIEN.
iims French Cooks and Coniectioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
TO A NUMEROUS CLASS

IMPORTANT to those whose occupations tend produce
asgayste Disease This class Of individuals very nu
They those who work in unhealthy attn os
vb.re. Printers worsmen in feather stores
bakers white lead manuf eturers all less subject
only method disease the occasional use Of med
cine winch abstracts from the circulation all deeeroos hu
Injurious they oL put oil IA. evil day to make ia
The Of Brandre tbs Pills will health, because
they take ak impure matters out Of the blood aud the body
weaheEd but strengthened by their operation for these
valuable pills do not force bat they nature and not
opposed, hui hsrmonize with her.
Sold at BRANDRETHs Office, 24l Broadway, at IS cents
per box wholesale and retail
Retail New York-is7 Hudson street 27e Bowery,
and IT'S Second street.
Observe that the abeso each box of the genuine
Pills contain 5000 letters. jl26t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

NIIBLO'S GARDEN.-TO THE LOVERS OF FLORA
~ Messrs NBLO DUNLAP would respectfully in
fern gentlemen wanting boulusts that they fully prepared
supply orders to and reasonable terms
The conservatory and green houses at ss Broadway and
Harlem, will convince lady gentleman who will
pupretors prepared to executces which will at all
times attended TO with neaness and despatch.
Lad balls be supplied with plants of
large small sr Also cut flowers which will be arranged
in the taste full manner by Mr. T. Dunlap, who
long and faverably known TO the lovers ofplsnis.
The Conservatory at Nibos Garden will Always be open
the ladies for promenade and attention paid them
there thousands Of that spendid flo the Camea
coming into bloom, of which Of the best 10
present ladies for decorating their windows and which
will be sold at moderate other article in their
line.
Fresh Bird Seeds, Gold Fish Globes SC. des
A 4. h M Al p A 10 IILL- I1-L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15


PARK THEArNE.
THIS EVENING jan is-The performance Will commence
WHAT WILL THE WORLD sAS1
Lord Norwood Barry Capt Tarraddde Piacids
Marian N'y'ey After which MASS 'u'Aman
song To conclude with
VILLAGE DOCTOR.
Pierre Plaeide Ba, on Chppendale
Bo,s.Si-Pt so cents-Gallery as cents
Doors open at 81, Performance Commences At ocloes
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Janl5-Ths performances will commence
CASPER HAUsER.
DR. Lott whittle Hill Gripswadt Kirby
'''''' After which
MAJOR JoE BUNKER.
Major Joe 1snkcr Hill OCl,p . Blake
HorupiPe by Master Yates
After which,
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY.
Jehsdiah Homebread Hill Joe =, Stevens
Ellen Miss FLYNN
Fancy Dance by Miss Cleme zee
WIFE FOR A DAY.
Eoxss 500 EMS ad and tiers as, III sjsllsy
Doorsopen al Ell; Curtain rises Al " preei.elv
MrrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATgB
THIS EVENING, jan i5-The performances viii con
THE GREENS OWN
Capt summ,rvile Horncasde | William Billings !Graham
To be followed b.
LOVES LIVERY.
Hartley, Niekinson Owensen, Miss Spgfon
After which
1912.
Cr,immcs Mitchell Fancy Mrs Tirnm
To conclude with
THE HAPPY MAN.
Admssiop-Dress circle 50cer,s Upper boxes Is cents II
iat cents. Private boxes S. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
TAPsCOTT,s GENERA PASSAGE UFtICE.,
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
the aSS Ssd ,t s' 81 L,s sS,S
Mo public, that they continue to MAKE arrsngep.u,s fer
no.. pf fp on and sS sai
Wales FIRST ss.s aa .hr I
TSsnSf for bers patronage they have hitherto reeev
and with satisfaction all their engagements and by the
ye arrangements they have made their business retain
Persons sending their iriends may rely that the sam. A.
be paid to the comfort Of which has in
gagged at this office ali when those sent for decline
the passage money wibe refunded the parties who
Those wishing send money TO their friends can be sup
s wn 4, ns AL. 90 % ..pd all the pras
Al, 10 ErGslsnS-Nss'ss James Built Son Co. Bankers Lon
| non, f,sohange and f,scount Bank, Liverpool
In ir,isnd-Ihe National and Provincial Banks and
In sco,land-The Bank Of Scotland and Branches.
nave also regular succession first class
psol Eve times. oeans sW tunes 70 Mob s.v ver
nah aud Ch,Is,on weekly BY which rsssss. esn;p, AZ ali
The public val please take notice tina, tn. only ,b.
gS.,rS the n. liz, Of Liverpool packets '0'
sisSos S,n' The s ssrriss sPsPssyse
The UsiIed Linz Of Liverpool Packets are o'''''
Tn. Rochester, Wocdhouse, Tue Wesches,er F.rr,.
Scotland. Robiason, Taronta, Saith
sou,heHer,Pa mer, H,bernia, Wilson,
Republic, homgson, Carroll OF Carrol,or
Corneis Fr.neh, Hudson, Pge,
srsksger, Nicer, Great Britain, Prout
New Yerk, Ni,en Pan Ma Good@snson
n.isat, storey. BrookIyn, Kichsrlsor,
| N.CaroiBs. Lruwmond, n. Biddle, Trueman,
The ssove shp. are Too well known to require Comment
The subscribers trust that It, their
who wish r.mii h.m money, scs, about making sch
engagements will not fall 10 observe the advantage here
Forfartser P,tsal~, Apply { b lst.. post paidl
JUS cor 0suverneau Laue, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

% DOG LOsI.-Strsyed IRON ne sisple corner Of
w l3tn STREET and 5h Avenue, a large NkWFOUND.
10Y LAND DOG, light color, with ahrown spot on his
sscs, and another covering his right which had
little torn by fighting He has large bushy tail Which urns
entirely upon his back Any returning the Dog
the stable above me toned giving information ct % Burl
fais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15


Simeon Baldwin, G. Winthrop Gray.
Justs Harrison, Charles Kneeand,
Wm. w. Todd, Edw ard Dement,
Joseph Foulke, Jr. Samuel Byery,
Robert X. McCurdy, John B. Lasela,
Rhssen Stebbins, Samuel L. Mitchell,
WIN. Augustus White Henry w. barstow,
Jasper GrosveLor, George Collins,
Anthony D. Neiiscn George +. Thomas,
Arson O. Phelps, SilAs X. Everett,
Charles Brugiere, Thomas w. Gale,
James q. stacey, Thomas r. Stanton,
Dennis Perkins, Lathrop l.. Stsrgis.
SIMEON BAL OWN, Presidest,
JUsTUS HARRlSO ON, Vice President
VILLAIN w. DIBBLKE, Secretary.
the sments Of the capital stock,
m be fer the inspection Of wishing 70 do bu
mess with the Compsny. d2I Inn
Mrs. NJ. " GARD MEMS INDIAN BALsAM Of Liver.
wi wort and Hoarhod has gained great reputation the
OF coughs ceids ard all dssss.s the Lungs whoopng
cough phhisic sore vsr &c Sas been
recommended by the medical faculty II nwel known to be
the best preparation for the % coughs introduced to
the public II suo ausc. for evidence OF
VIM. Hnden, Of the Boston New York and Philadelphia
lon David aterbury, and Mrs l. Howard See places Of
ysidence directions For sale IN Boston by M. Brown
St Washington street
Sidr,ggs 70 and 100 Fulton street David Sands
So VI East Broadway Abr'm Sands Co 1913 broad
yay dis I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

y paLhEI Emu rON ,lLLr., rhOM n NJ ~
LEANS, u hschspnF At Or leans whp-f 100, ., vii a
Consrpcss VIII please afteGd t. l ,o, r lses sosds ian
-ae%ssteI ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

TIE stvehth w sri - c.iica lie ounce
VINO have acquitted thens iv,s gior,ousIv ssv III. A.
Vsha & pubic meeting q her citizens vail be held
nto consideration The most effective means q ,nsrn. r
speedy competion 81 the New YORK aud I'm. Ralr1sI
The meeting will be addressed BY persons eomnesa a.
olstn the positIen and prospects Of fhe Rocf -
BY order Of the
JIG JOHN GRlsCONE, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

tINIII/ATTnN
ID Clinton Halo A BRONSON Editor of he R,s;au
Quarterly Review, wll give Course Of Four etnres on
GyiliI t9n Frt LectureA g,ncrai Survey Of csilEatop
and the Law o. which q advanced. Second Lecture
and Philosophy adj, aneng II fhrd Lecture Iafuense 81
Property Legislation aud Political Institutions Fourth
LectureThe part this Country ms p, ed aud destined
70 play ~ advaaeing the S,eii.y Of the Rae The first
and the second on WEDNESDAY Eyeang 18th Al hsilpat
Toeock The time nd place Of the Third Fourth Lee
tu.es will be snnousced At the close Of the Second.
Tickets for the Course SO % be had tranrss
Bookstore, asa Broadway at w Haywards DIVISION st
and at the door on the evenings Of Lecture Single Tickets
Is cents IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

oliver PLATE-wM THOMSON, I2s William street
- continues manufacture Silver Ware of description
the latest patterns and hand setts coffee
cheers waters, forka Of rich well
of the pancst les. The whole of these arc being
uacured the from sterling
expense will be spared the beauty of the Workmanship
i an
no THE PUBLlC.-LIFr. BOA rS.-The undersigned
begs leave respectfully TO invite the attention Of cap
merchants and all Others interested the navigation Of
and vessels to his newly Invented life boat.
These Life Boeu AIDE entirely different princ
pie from those they warranted to be
adapted to the for which they designed
furnished for nearly half the expense OF what
termed "Francis' Life Boat"
These Interested this subject. invited call
the establishment of the undersigned No. 4es street.
and examine for themselves.
CHANDLER L. INGERsOLL
There building, which the public invited to
examine as the work progresses pLn
XNITH0UT MtkCUki. LIZ 4. bkENNA hss he
w honor OF informing the cl-Rs OF New Yorx.
radically, the homeopathic system,
days. every description of syphc disease whether
Of long standing without danger Of relapse which very
occurs by the use Of mercury
The remedy of DIR. Brenna does not contain particle Of
mercury other poisonous mineral
therefore cannot possibly any deeteous
the body Ii can be conveniently ADMINISTERED its
always safe and bad follow
i've however critical the circumstances under which
| taken.
90 PATIENTS wishing advice consult Dr. Brenna
office, Granite Building VI Broadway and Cnampery
street in Chambers sire at hour from 10 A.
| to2P NJ j3 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

CLOTH for marble mauaiaeturvrs, Ior ss's
PERssK b BROOKS, u LibertyS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

-. W hNbNl ES lAbLlSduENl Il.
Mons MALLAN 4 SONS. SURGEON Dentists s7a Broad.
ard At London and Paris MORN the public Of New
.,vs ,en'y hst IN OF their exten.
hey have at length induced 10 open per.
40 A. h,nen where they be consulted daily
Y oetwen franklin and White streets, IN all
40 .hnns TO ihir profession when they have been
ana lsIr--ensnts 10 the art OF pentis,rv All ltn'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
DR.. CARPENTERS

OLD established Peck Slip Dispens,y Ne Peck Slip near
fesri street Pnvate and acknowledgements 0fsts
and exposed each othe Oh
sefration Dr = ss centiate OF the New York Med
cal society and hss had nearly thirty
feet cares 10 all cases guaranteed. Changes rtaonabe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15
THOs. BELL, Auctioneer.

LJAVANA--Mho. VESTS rOAHDI Nc HOUSE il
TO the Gale San Pedro Me- enfronte de Ia Ma.
chnr BY tins latter The building known ali
boatmen, eaehnen, porters &c he most conspi-
cuous point, Of the city.
bThe aud repairs upon this house having
completed Mrs. w. has the satisfaction OF offering
lranges visiting Havana estab superior il It's
scson TO any hing OF the kind before knowa the
city. 1t Ia situate directly upon the Bay, and mands
extensive view the harbor, the adjacent country
GOWNS villa es, &c.
90 Passen for Havana obi ain asspor from or
verified b, Spanish Consul which, arrival is
by the boarding off, the Government House,
conformity herewith permit land with baggage &C. has
TO be procured by resident of the place.
Persons DESTROYS going Mrs Vests house, will please
mind this will be promptly
the CLERK who visits all vessels passengers soon
sstthey haibor
Havana, ID, c. rs, Is4I. o2eoed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

y A~aken the ulAre recently
y q borrower t store n ~ Talbot
h nnrS be- found unless as ntoa professional BUSINESS
.ipul2-. -. q,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
. hen Rogue, Hall Cat. E1Gnc fcsa
come iy iIgir Ducs.''


FAMILY QrARSELs.- There Is a NICE title quar-
rel now going on b,twecn the organs of the different
branches ct Cpouisn Pennsy vauia, which, a.
u,unl ~ sch cases. is ellcitng important truths.
Not long since. the United States Gazcttc had the
follow ing Paragraphs
Tie d.sgrareiul scene at Harrisburg, the first
winter ri Mr. R.tncr's unfortunate administration
aud the prompt aud -gnl rebuke of that wicked
hess by The p ope Of tue STATE show what Is t. he
expected unnatural union THAT Of tl., lIs~
ard aut.-m 'soms.} and hoW the people y Il relish
d."
THIS tni,tiug upon fcts cllc,ts tic suljoincd
scofchiug reply from the llarrsburEh Chronicle
winch. ne believe, Is hat called scott
Nhig
= Vas not the immeli1tc cause Of these di.-
graceful scenes produced by attempt of the PHI
ad"lI ha Wings 10 procure seats ia tie Legislature
Tor eight VIII. members from that county who had
mover been elected, "a bts SINCE been shown and
were not certificates Of election given 10 these ner,
and seGt a. Tia ssecretary # the Commonwealth by
the wing otIi-ers IL Phlladclphia and was not the
Iaftcd State, Gazette one OF the bl,tcrcst IN de-
noiuciag the attempt 81 the .ocooco return judges
o. Phtccl hia 10 deprive these Ct ght men al cert
hcates ct election, AMI the waTmcst IN condcmniig
the mob l!arriS T. IN l-:- which kept then.
cut OF the seats thy claimed and was 1t not the
representations of the Gazette and Other city whis
papers, which deceived their friends ~ the interior
OF the STATE, aud thranalout the country into the
hclfef that the WING caud dates we're duly elected
Ihis Is our recollection oi wh1t seems 20 mon.
sirons 'wickeducss - the editor Of th. Gazette
u seems To n, thcn. ihat, the Phlrde pima wings
were the CATS OF tins wckeduess,' they are Justly
entitled to Toll share # the odium-il ol uul there
be-which - now attached To 1t aud that the re-
huke, b. The people a. ihc state, winch followed H.
J. quite much rcht.ke men who " she'd to
end Representatives. II iIauisburgh, without fret
hgally clrcilns them, a. To RtHcr's administrations
"r the unnatural unton,' which brought 1t into
power"
II i to be- hoped that the Untcd States Gazette
vii hlt the Chronicle again, aud lat harder tll1n
before. The Chronicle counters beautifully and
The charm 81 the thing - that both part!,s ~ tins
quarrel tell the truth 81 each other. 1t VIII be- seen
i1ai Tie i.auds Ut LIS, IN the county OF Phlddcl
rhia, thus clearly admitted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
tsc-icf Som tlr reduction Of Ea:igs
- England.


IL - ohviols that the best aud surcst means Of
cnuntertrting German. French aud Americautar-
III. - to sct tree the trade cern, aud take of
the dGitrs on wool colt ~ aud every other raw ma
tsrlal which enters INTO manufacturers a To en-
able our people IL produce articles desired abroad
IT the sntlle>t cost Bpnap1rtc. AT the hci rht os
has power, cpu d not keep English goods of tine
continent. Frederick the Great, when he had no.
thing else 10 do with his cs could not pat down
smuggling. The United States. Germany, and
France have al extensive frontiers, aud ~ by abol
Ishlng our own mischicyous laws, W. set orr man
ufaciurcrs entirely free, may rely on the snug
glcr speedily redrcsslng the wrongs winch protect
ing tariffs nict the Who'll, family OF mankind. =
Walsh. N his cOmDcat on the above, significant
" remarks:
.'s'r Robert Peel forcsrw more necessity for his
fiscal measure than the general deficit aud the for
egn OF the Wing administration created. lie
Will be driven by fiscal eN'gencics INTO an abandon
meni OF the restrictions OF foreign gram aud
g,rs."
How Ike ,hc wrr,,a,l condition Of spain ana
Portugal. described by Walst's letter. that OF
the United states. brought about by the tariff.
debts. and other concessions ''done,fc interest,
oid iocaf Po'csr'' winch resist all enlarged con.
,ldcratlon of public interests. The Only hope OF
rcpcn 'shng our .ensgfy trchegaers' - precisely
that induged IN Portugal and span. Mr. Wash
states they can BE- "reoIeaished only or plisiy ~
reduction r. tr.fs'' We hope whggery VIII
hearsen To the National lntcili5encers cosrcspon-
dent .-Gioic
Portugal and Spain fl undcrin- mscrably
with empty eXchcquers. L. bc rcplcnished only or
mainly by reduction of tariffs and this remedy en-
counters resistance from domestic interests and
local power that renders IT, politically. extreme
Nv haz .rinus iiicut attempt Esplrto j. obiir-
cd u The property of ms Dltchess Tor the stat.
which hls digaity requires. l. l. "eil observed
that the whole Peninsula .uf,rs misfortune IN the
wait OF public credit. which reduces tue two gov
ernments 10 comparative impotence, within and
without; aud that the case can hardly cnangc -
long continual series Of temporary loans-a
continual increase Of debt-reudcrs their fiscal sit
nation daily more desperate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
From M ohio SfG esTa "a.
!. New S1n-.

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.zE.i.iCf". sAIE.

Ely directed Tie Ck' OF
, Ire o tie Marion count. Wil 90 SIZE m public
olC the - day December, D. d. oi OF tn Ccut House
door the indianapolis, between tc hours prescribed by
profits the follow real estate,
situated Marion county ts II ami T. on square -, and
uf
q sad Dot 20; and the east lt
and the uudiS rd thirds az
and square 81 lots and square no -
Al of sad lots The indianapolis also on s -
and on failure realize the fan
minded 10y said executions viii NJ The same tine and place
cNil~e ie simple of said executed tie property
-ccts Tie Austin ~. Morris aud Morris Morris
j. T. y II c.
IS NE1NFrs. Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
Rogue, ia and Regimes o,,f

Friend ln the grogram coat. with stall and spear
What l. your bu.iness-whst your duty here -
= To watch the bank The bank why. tell me pray
Think YOU the bank Is ke to run away p
NJ. no-hut Ioc ard thieves. those cursed chaps
Might break the locks and doors. and steal perhaps
And avn paid for Standing hcrc all night;
II catch or iughlen them. aud keep al right
Well STAGE YOU &c paid ior Waterman, stand thy post
Aud see SILVER OF the cash Is lost.
~ the same time. permit me. friend. doubt.
such mighty danger from the rosues with out
Id think TIE money hsiIer applied.
al YOU were paid tor catching Eogucs INSIDE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

rH7lIt subscribers have osned
r,tn, aud as>.r iInouf ~
FRESH DRUGS. .NEDlCLNTS. PANTS, DITH OODS -saD
DIE>TIFf> -Nf-Jit-fL Gf-5S>H .7Rf. HLRroH ais.
CoSKElICs, Ftht HLNLS md LQUORS.
-teeiei expressly medical
r article az which is.n sfi.frsd "a sre f t
ifn h Tire tsn c each ana ever, r d al
qualify. determined
short approved credit. The attention 81 PIN,
tilns Country Merchants ard insis rct italia .,.f
Vn D. fn filing lrsssrsrIs
compromising medicines. i eafsren. effuei.
particular iraItl tf business, shall le render i
l De opened any IN tie night whom eaiie,
Indianapolis. Ja's .9-it tRAfGILAD & BRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

bAtrIwoRE AND OHIo R,iLRcAp.-Ih!s road is now
completed from Baltimore TO Cumberland distance Of
Us miles, and viii lie travelled ten hours
Thence TO wheeling on the National road, stages will
pass IA twenty four hours. This will make the time f,
Travellers from Baltimore 10 Wheeling the Ohio river
thirty hours Freight will be taken through in the fast
Ines IN four days. The journey from Cincinnati 10
New York, eau now be performed average OF four
days, and at Cos, oi lees than twenty five dollars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
To TIE FAsu,sG iSrE,sr>r.

| HEIIEN T. NoEon'- late improved e. sharp
~ euin1 plough important item. The fsstt
and share formed O. hc turned upside
~ \ down. and compelled sharpen them
Ssr<c-zS-Srs a rench the
~<--~---~'- uloH-hnln Sharpen wlen ie please
z. rralaaf,r GA -, gGis l pslrc
s- iss T.r point length ana alcc ic
plough. n strong, ana sharp
l-h and itffi e Wrih ti in a SUI, 81 riiAi
Tie makers this ppu ket good repair lT -
made irm Wr.n-t
ciau The Golfer formed he l
10 60 al. clog. Tas j. now decidedly e .in9 -a- - most
and IN. cheapest pl- ltT ties rolr
npfelie which Le ll-
patent lie OFFERS f.rari I.as .sl t-fo rl rcL tis
p.eu c,.c7fiI4g tttfrr.
leagn ths plough made n Dublin II hmoni Wi'anis
Newport Naync County. Muncb1sn. l-iwae
IL. Iuunpllt Randolph county Castle lem, county BfA
county; Liberty, Umaa ure, Decatur
Sleh CalnHihus. E1t4i1ts
Fayetteville. ,nlniy Ne-i,d Hamilton Pen
iu Madison ana indianapolis, laa county, i44nl.
and al noiihcrn and eastern states.
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