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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05
Baltimore Cattle Market.

Supplies Of beef cattle have come in freely again this
week, and p ices show but little change On Monday
we offerings at the scales embraced $50 head of which
100 were taken by the packers and butchers in the cty
and ~ driven to another market The prices paid
from to $2,25 per 100 lbs the hoof which ia
equal to - rs $425 net The sales were principally
however Mt prices within these rates Yesterday those
LETT over at the commencement of the week were
head of live hogs been brought in this week and
sales have been made at per 100 lbs prin-
cipaiiy at Ss.7b for th"ae OF desirable quality.
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Tor SALE CHEAP.-Five second hand Billiard Tables
All repairing ia the Billiard line done the best manner
possible, and At the shortest notice Please apply TO-
o28 6t-m T.. q. CONNER Ia Ann .trs~,
WATERMAN SWEET K SONS NATURAL BONE
" sETTEHS-Facts instead Of mistakes gh instead Of
darkness truth instead Of stupidity reality instead Of fcfoH
u intend opening School Ia Amsterdam Montgomery Co..
New York. the LIST Of January is5 for Of
ruetng youth OF both discovered science OF
Anatomy aud useful Botany by BY natural
phu.ophy aud human self study without the
~ old books without the old practice Only show the
mistaken ideas OF thousands OF and the
made ~ the useful and needed science ~ the
world Tor all classes OF human and animal creation relief Of
sahngs My pupils will be excluded from the need OF
fecton powers 10 learn bone setting VIII comprise living
sahscls Tor examination and OPERATION humans fowls
&c the air. and sh the agents. under the Almighty
for good 10 all and themselves only My medicine SIMPLE
omposition used by nifty relief
fire ceches, used the old
practice have injured destroyed able To relieve
employers Patients DESTROYS consult
Who are able will attention. aud be
by whose desperate
get there will attention At home, by addressing
i'm duty tod and SOUL and fellow
ei e increased often by hearing of practitioners preventing
come teeved b. after have relieved trying
10 PERSUADE them OF ter that effect de
pend sefevdence the strength Of prsctcethey hurt
friends and have Of employ BY all their
and themselves, f conscience
righteousness the dog in the old proveb,
4,tt the hay himself or let the IL ni-3tsnc
pATENT sHEATHiNG FELT.-is cases Pstsnt Shssthng
Felt very superior article 10, shps bottoms and the roofs
Of houses For sale r. X COLLINS \ co,
oeQ 1ratA
n y ~. a..
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SHIP NEWS.


PHLADrLrHiA, Nov l-Arr Rchd Rush Nck.r.on. .Prov;
dence rIesden, Leighton Salem Mass Rodolph Finn Bos-
sesi Pon Spain, TINS oToo Luffn, West Indies. --AA
Any Binn:y B,rbaaoes; Wafer Witch lie Broa 81 johns
IN Orbit TraysIs Port au Prince; Octavis Smith Aecibo:
Mdferd Harding Boston, Black Hawk Yesion For,,mcah
itse Snedicor. and Sarah kmba New York SID Juua,s
new Bnmham Havana Gag, Argyle Cookssy Liverpool
va ,Ihsr'e.ton; May Fiower Brl Cochran st John Nh;
York. .' A'"' ~o'e' I've"
Spoken.
., 20 days from Antwerp for New Orleans Oct H. lat
Fruitful Vine of Sandwich Oct Co. on III. .dr. Of bs n,r
Stream " - ~ ''xe VI 'ne uuii
- Foreign Ports.
,VALPARA!so, Aug lin port Natchez Waterman firm, N
ton, disg. '' '' 'io"' DOS
BAnBApoEs Oct TN port Allen King Boston, just .rr
Sohen Jr OF Philadelphia, for Turks Island days
THoMAs Oct l6-n port Holly Bush Trundy repairing:
puiah MerI,Il unc sophia kenney. for Bonas, soon
more sailed for Turks Island day before ' "
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Ohio.

There are no returns yet from this State on
which any reliance can be placed. The Baltimore
american says:-"Returns have been received
from Belmont County and part of Guernsey coun-
V. The Wing gain in the former since the late
election is 80 and in the nine district in Guernsey,
heard from, the Wing gain is about 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05
Weekly Report or Deaths

IN te city and county Of New York. from 18th day of Oct
to the ed Of Nov, 1874. W.
% MEMS Women-5o Boys-3s Girls.-Total Hs
DisEAsEs
ApoRls.y Bleeding Bleeding from lungs Capce
Group Debility 81 Darrhea Dropsy q Dropsy in The
Head 8 Drowned 8; Dysentery Dyspersa l. Fever i Fe-
Bra Heart d,;sss Of s. Hopping Cough inflammation
negs nfiammston Of lungs s Inflammation Of throat 8;
lnmammat,on liver lnemperance Maformation Ma.
Spinal dlseae i Teething liberation Of threat i Varood
AGE-Und.r year &c. to years Is; Ito 10; 5to TO- 10.
~ % ~ 30 49, to 49, 49, 40 to So so co. s. GO to
~, ,; 70 to 10, 5; 80 to 90, l; Unknown Q. ~
City Inspectors Office Nov. 1, 1874 ny '''iF.'oi
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AUCTION SALES.

GEORGE b. ROLLINS, Auctoneer
CHu9}IhCC1E:, DHTGH BuLB0uS FiSWER KooTs AT
at the Sales Ros No II Broad ST. Dubious RooHoue case
very choice Dutch Bulbous Flower Roots just received in
short passage from Amsterdam from the well known house Of
DLange Sons Harlem n Holland, comprising tbs usual
soItmei o. nyacmths Tulips Narcssus Annemones Ranun
marKct. WIIKINSN ROI.i ms
MS m - As0ANi4SS'
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Died.

sunday evening" Sd inst in the SD year of her age
Mrs BErsEY ELIZABETH, widow Of Frederick steele
The relatives and friends of the family also the men,
6eIs Of Hancock Lodge, No 49, l. o. of f. are respect
luy invited to attend her funeral this aitern DON at
ociocK from the residence OF her son, Ira Whttemore
1863 Madison street 0- Eastern papers will please CO.
py
On Monday evening 18th inst. after short illness
JOHN J. McvicKAR. in the 26th year OF his age
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral, without further invitation
ming at 81 O'Clock. - 80
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$8,7l7,4i3 1850, 1896 -, $40, Isl

$8,7H,4l3 I1,5U,995 II, B20,25I
will be that there has been increase in the
amount deposit Of than Ave millions since June
The deposits amount to the enormous sum Of thir
teen millions, eight hundred and twenty thousand, two
hundred and ftyo one dollars more than one half Of
which is confined to the banks Of three Cities Boston,
New York and Philadelphia.
GOVERNMENT DEEPosITs IN THE BANKS BosToN. New
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LewsO0 Or casks wine $50 hf do sol cks
1000 bxs 800 M bbs cranes 100 hrs lemons
2'S bales mats Howes Godflsy Robinson
sticks fustc logs cedar 2 do mahogany Sc croches do a
Matthew. ~ - 80. ..e"'s 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

The Albany Banks show greater proportonae in.
crease in the general than those Of New York
but in the returns so far much greater
regularity than was expected The banks, like indi.
vduals have no doubt preserved great uniformity
in their operations as possible until the position Of the
political parties become better defined the operations
for the future more clearly understood This policy at
all events, exhibits disposition carefully and TO
avoid as much as possible those great and sudden ex
pansions and contractons that produce much evil In
commercial af4irs.
The weekly statement of the Secretary Of the Treasury
showing the amount at his credit the various banks
holding public deposits and the mint by returns re-
ceived to Monday, Oct. 2ssi.. 1914.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITLlNI

WAIIZlNG.
tad. aud ns Ns1
Classes Dancing Waltzng and the Polka Dance will
eonm-nce at The Assembly Room Constitution Half, $50
Day, q Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentlemen H.
for the elder (ientlemen at Every new STYLE Of
Dancing taught in Mr. VS. classes without additional charge
Mr. W. that references shall offer of his cnpability
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended APP
pcanon above or AZ his Private Academy No. Sixth
Avenue where terms will be made known and circulars given
containing particulars. o2 lmsrc
TIVOLI SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS.
ME undersgned respectfully inform their friends aud the
public tat they have he Tvo saloon, formerly
the and o. accommodate all who may them with
their -havng the rrest and commodous
Meetings Parties and Drills and all who may them with
their ell GEORGE HAMILTON, pro,,.,o,.
Park Theatrical Card.
A C0MM!TTEE or GENTLE MEN AND FRIENDS
VERNON 50 long and favoraby known 70 he New York
public, admirable and esmable woman
PEELED to seek southern climate for the restoration of her
',e-' 81 'ffS Ky sExr f'h
ing talented artists have in the handsomest volunteered
Mr. BK0UGHAM. MILE. DEsJARDiNs
A AasS AA6SSS#$ i SsrShh 5WR,R~SSoD. and
" AUSTIN PHILLIPS, M 3tec
NEW YORK BRASS BAND
.NafN ALL APPLICATIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
P tHNSE T !. b mad, 70; g;sa
R WALLACE. 70 Spring street or S. G. LUM, las
- centre street nd ttiserrc
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Blythe SOUTHERN MAIL.


we give below returns from forty-fve counties
fourteen counties yet to hear from, which gave
Skunk, the democratic candidate for Governor,
3 476 majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College a Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city Of Ne York confidently recommended for all gases
Il is invaluable remedy for impotence sery barenness
(unless depending on mslformatonJ
Single bottles 81 each; of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
ce Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street w. 5, RICHARDSON. M D., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

yla Dr Glovers This is the speedy, certain aud
ectual remedy for the OF Gononhaa been
used fs pleasant 70 the palate and grateful the stomach
anu easily taken IL Of all the medicinal
reites OF such remedies have in
cuns geets seminal weakness, aud all discharges from the
urinary passage II Is wholly vegetable compound and
he charm IN producing an immediate operation the
may be had at No. . Ann street. Price Sl 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

members Of the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
established for the suppression Of quackeyy continue direct
Their attention to all diseases private nature and
SAFE and without injury the constitution
20 make application to the College ne first appearance o.
thus avoided One the members the College for many
connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
OF those complaints attends for consultation daily
A. M. to p. NJ
Terms-Advce and Medicine $5,-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS-Person.
living in the country and finding make per.
sona application have forwarded chest containing
all msdens requisite to perform radical cure Their
and received elsewhere any, enclosing S. post
PAID, addressed p W. s. RlChARDsON NJ. b., Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, IS Nassau,st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

cannot night? Let him Shemsn Cough Lozenges
They have almost hopeless They
the Rev Darius Anthony when his friends had given him
They relieved Rev. Sebastian Sseter Of Boston, than all
be assured you will regret it.
Dr. Shernans warehouse is Nassau street. Agents. 27
Hudson 1888 Bowcry; East 6roadway Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia, and State street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

an and sTssass prepared By the New York College Of
quackery This refined and highly extract
sessnz all the purifying qualities and curative powers OF he
hn,ey superior to any extract Of saara present before
he pubic, ana may be relied ON remedy for all
diseases ar;ng from impure OF the blood soch 90
scroin, sarheum. rngworm, botches pnpIes ulcers
pam "a the bones or JOINTS nodes cueons suptons
sore throat disease arising from the effects OF
syphilis or an iuJudicious Of mercury. "
Sold IN single Bottles, al . IL cant. ..ch
:. IN cases OF half a dozen Bottles 90 80
Eases forwarded 70 all parts of the Union.
49, very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Once 81 the College, % Nassau street.
W. y. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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all gold and It's thou who enargest the souland
0peneh all relish
tue He trat has thee has little wish for he
wetched have thee evfy thing beside
US be thankful.
:, Brsndeth Pills will give hea!th-ge then these blessed
Pills which centuys has fully established to the best
medicine ere bestowed For the prevailing colds and
coughs they Will BE found every thing that medicine capable
way 24i Hudson ST. 2 Bowery and b. Maigne 90 Caths-
rine street. New York Wilson, Jersey City, and Mrs Booth
Market ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05
Racort Parisi.n AItcr.1,vo m,xtur. "a,

the Of primary secondary syphilis venereal
ulcers nodes complaint produced by njudcous
Of mercury unskiul medical All persons
,h,s powerful purifier without delay person consider
~ cleansing the System with this justly celebrated alternative
Sold IN single bottles at 81 each of half dozen
carefully packed and all Of the Union Sold The
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. IS Nassau St
w. y. kICHAkDSON, M. D., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

All Philadelphia Subscriptions To the
EnaLD must be paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
- ana Che,nut sts where single may aso be
OpoAIneu uey " OclOCk
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THE MAYORS PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the Municipal Authorities or New York,
For Preserving the Public Peace.
N . tt E .

MAYORS OFFICE.
New York, Nov. 4, 1874
It Is desired and expected that the several Aldermen
and Assistants, the Constabes and other Ward Officers
Of the City, will the day Of the election remain in
their respective wards for the purpose of using their
influence and aut GRITTY preserve the peace of the city
on that dayi and it's especially desired that any evidence
OF riot or nmult be reported instantly at this Office that
efficient means may be taken for its immediate suppress
sion II is hoped that every officer and all good citizens
viii make it their pleasure, is their duty to give
coantsnance and aid in preserving voIae the elective
franchise and in making the ballotbox free Of access
SO that every slector may deposit his vote without delay
or molestaton according the dictates Of his own con-
scientious judgment. JAMES HARPER, Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

bunker E1lll.''-POlitlcal battles are rag
ing IN every quarter through our land much more
% ana Ssany far less grandeur and sublmiy attend them
BUNKER bun Ia a & The The oiiseum every night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

Volpcau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
Of gonoha, geet seminal emissions all mocopu.
lieut. discharges from the uretha These pills. result
by their celebrated inventor Professor Xpea
nbe remedy for all diseases Of the uretha They effect
in much shorter time than any other remedy without
sautng the BREATH dsagIeeug with the stomach
fro business Price, box Sold the College Med
cine and Pharmacy s. Nassau street.
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0D-PRICE REDUCED-nD
TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

rs NUMERICALLY admired and acknowledged to be the
best and chca article for noushing the HAL prevents
il from falling of turning gray produces and restoes hair
u late period Of life fees from scurf and
harsh and dry hair soft silk glossy:
rves il in Gull aud other decorative formation pnmpaed by
the summers heat violent the relaxing
Of the ball room, &c To children IL invaluable as il LAYS
foundation for a beautiful head Of hair
Principal Office lac Broadway Of Liberty street IN
stairs. Beware Of the counterfeit sold one dollar.
NJ 3tsrc
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7fnu one hUnureu other votprs OF the Nth ward.
PETER H. FOLSOM. Secretary N'A''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

DAMAGED BREAD FOR sALE-A quantity Of ship.
North River I'd atsm
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WILLIAM SCHARFENBER9 Il FEKD LUIS beg leave
W 10 inform their friends and the public general that they
have formea Coparnershp for the importation Of Foreign
Mnsc for the sale OF which they opened the
store SCI Broadway near FRANKLIN street where may
snuy found all the Classical Works OF the celebrated French
German and Italian composers well s the pubca
tons Of which they will always have complete
Italian Strings q superior quality for vioins Guitars
HarIs, &C &c ouves W tr. HOsin, Nc. o3 inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

There has been very little change Of moment in thes.
ten banks when take into the immense
amount OF their operations The discount line and
amount OF specie on hand have fallen or while the circu
aton and deposits have increased but the variation is SO
hng that the general condition Of these banks has ex
perienced no Improvement or decline.
We annex the ouafferlx ranorts Of ~. AlA.-..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-05

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
., EI IA, meeting Of the General Commee, held
hesoved That the statement made the Wing papers
me ra Democratic Procession Friday night last Banner
as banner oil that procession the members Of this
know TO be ase and this committee denounce il
published. ABRAHAM HATEiEID cbs;,man w
VIM A. W HaMkrs Secretaries. ,.,,n
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FARMS FOR SALE.

TOn
excellent Farm of 0l acres. situated in New Jersey in
good state Of cultivation. well encedseyeneen OF
excellent woodland, the remainder all cleared the
par. Of has been LINED and well MANFRED within the two
water and variety Of choice fruit trees large guam
y Of fine cherry Several Of very superior soil
arkei Part Of the purchase money mortgage
be exchanged for city property Apply Mr. JOHN rue AS
lie ~ Front st., New York, or 10 JOHN ONDERDONK,
If this should the eye Of JOHN FOWLER late OF
Bromfod near birmingham in England, it will be his adj
vantage to attend to il. MS Tvs m
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NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms the National Academy of Design corner Of
LeonsTd street and Broadyay the exhibition o the follow
ing magnificent PantingsThe Abandonment of Henry Hud
son ths unfortunse dscoveer Of New York The great Battle
Of Mla1a "a Africa between the French and the Arabs And
Chief Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. Nj to P. M Admit
lance 20 cents Each visitor gratis, the door,
oesntlig ,hogaph Of the Abandonment Of Henry hudson
III, m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

Mr.. PLACIDE--Lsst night but one Of his Engagement
THIS EVENING, November will be the comedy
Of WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY f-Capt. Tanadid-
Af,sr Which, I; 's' r VIC iN VS. r5e swell
lington, M5 w H. Crisp; Mrs swel,ngcn Miss & Ellis
Dalcmer Pipes Dir Plaeide Mrs. Deputy Lomax Mrs Vernon
ist Tier Is eentsSecond and Third Tien
30 cents-Pr 30 cents-(iallery IS cents
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BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA

AKCH STREET.. PHILADELPHIA
MRS. BURKE'S BENEFIT.
TUESDAY EVENING, November swim be presented
The VOICE or NATuRE-Rinaldo Mr.. Z. Conner
Lila, Mrs. Burke
After which the buresqus of 9TELI o-Oeo, Mr..
Mr. Kyes; Rodergo Frenchman Mr. Russell; Desdemona
Followed BY JENKINS BAND OF ETHIOPIAN MIN.
STRELS.
Mr.. Conner; Hety Bell. Mrs Burke
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U5- PRICE REDUCED TO rs CENTS. 800
the solicitation Of several gentlemen Of large families
- who wish to patroniZe 1.-THE "BATTLE OF BUNKER
the Coliseum 43e Broadway-the Creates, M.chan
hs: been visited BY than 900 in Boston
rna1eRha; Doors open az 7-commence at IN o'clock
ana SCHOOLS admitted liberal O27 lwissm
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az PASSAGE FOR NEW oRLEANs.z.pacse, Of
W24N the 9th o NovemberIhe splendid fast sailing pack
eset ship PERSIAN Captain Robbins, sam positively
This ship has splendid accommodations for cabin second
cabin and Storage passengers who will be taken low
MY sWllcat'on he made on bosd foot of Wall sire o. 10
W ~ H. TAPS OFT,
nSW N.Beuth street. eornsg Maidsu Lane.
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BENEFIT OF MIR. LENNOX-THU RSDAY, Nov. !, 1874
Mr. L. respectfully announces his friends that the
geson Of npTsous countrymen he i induced = offer his
which Seessgs win be acted The admired Scotch dramatic
y,e Mr. Lennox acted by him Scotland Canada aud
United States upwards Of 300 nights; Rob Roy Mr. Fr-er
other characters in bills of The day.
Gus other songs. Dancing Sc, by Mons Checkenni.
The whole TO conclude with the GPsEY KING-the prin
cipal character by Mr. Feer originally acted by him
London.
hills Of tI- day novelty n5
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James A. Morton, ID. 4. Hungerfc
Peter II. Folsom Alfred Petit.
Wilson Start, George +. Tow
BENZ amin Dubois, Carrot Storey
George Underwood, Samuel H vii
Theo. Bartlett, VIM. A. Phillil
.John Snyder. Charles James.
j. l.. Waugh, Thomas ID. Car
Samuel Blonk, James p. ZONES
w. II. Montanye, John *. Hunt.
John Grant Samuel Housls
Garret Trax. Charles v. BlaI
John Robinson, Robert Wateru
William Rowland, Jerh. Stout,
P. Van Houten, John Hawlev
Jacob Carlock, VIM, Feenev.
Michael Hopper, AleY. Petit.
Ephm. Williams, Henry Byron.
william d; Andrews, Nathan Skiff,
II. W; Baldwin, Matthew Gale,
JOS Wiilnughby, Daniel +. Z. BIZ
William kinck, James Wolfe,
" kater Jr John @. Wares
Ihos r. Morton, Jr. J. Whittemore.
And one hundred other voters Of the fifth ward
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-05
I'll A r ID w A r E
B.. Balm.

AS just ieceived large and carefully selected
L assortment of HARDN ARE, CUTLERY,
&c, all OF which he is prepared TO offer at Fl S
tern prices, or less, exclusively for Cash or Pro.
duce, consisting IN part of the following,
Pocket and Table Cutlery in great VARIETY; scis-
sors. shears, razors, strops Iron Britannia,
German Silver tea and table spoons shutters,
Brass and Iron eandlesticks Brass and Iron
headed shovels and tongs; Brass kettles
splendid assortment of Joiners Tools of very
superior quality, planes, chisels, braces and
oitts, saws, Squares augurs, rules, cages, be-
veis; spoke shaves, Simmons best quality G..
.. axes, broad-axes, ADDE'S Knob locks and
Knob latches of most approved patterns, door
handles, bolts butts screws; hay knives, Mill
q Cross cut saws, hay forks, spades; shovels,
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead, sheet zine,
Glass, Rope, Iron wire, Hook hinges Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails, American and English
wrought Nails, Rasps and Files of all kinds.
STOV ES,
with Pipe and Furniture complete; Smith Bellows,
Anvlls, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS, and
STEEL; Swede fiat and square bar iron,
English do do do do
American do do and round
Iron OF all sizes, Band, Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Plow steel, Boiler plate,
Stake and Nut iron, p. S. |. Old Sable IRON,
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Cast steel,
Bhlden's paten, Horse Shoes, Elyptlc Springs,
Finished wrought iron Axle Arms, Wagon
Boxes, &c. nI5
Southport Oct. g. 1874