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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

Russian LosGevITY.-When an error, or Q
once gets siereoiyped il is curious
TO observe with wha, periihacily it keeps Us
hold and maintains lis place among repuied
facts. One Of these systems of MEASUREMENT
which passes curreu, for truth is in regard 10
the longevity Of the Russiaus. A St. Peters.
buTgh Journal states, and IL is thence repub-
lished all over The world. tina, during the year
1870 there died in Russia 469 persons aged
more than 100 years: 236 Of them had reached
the age OF los; los had turned ITO; SO had
reached IL IS oied al 100, IS a. l25; 4 d.
ed al 1870: and attained ii5.
This would make il appear that desPo,ie
and absolute government was as efhcacious az
a course of PARIS pills to keep the subjects
alive. And the longevity Of the tables from
which The above is taken, is indeed The effect
Of the government. 10 every Russian town.
borough. or whatever may be The municipal
term. there are persons who by birth or other
means. posses certain immuni,ies which are
covetable. When ore Of these dies he is Oft
en- buried quietly and not returned dead TO ihe
department Some rich serf. previously on
counted. buys into his place, and takes his
name 10 the register. SO that not only do many
persons attain their hundreds Of years. but tbs
grea, body of Russians of privileged class
exceed their three score and ten. There are
very few early deaths. indeed, according 20 the
returns. Undoubtedly. it took half dozen
men At least 10 live TO the age Of las. as re-
ported above, and like proportion TO reacs
The shorter. but still long lives Of one hua'
dred TO one hundred and twenty. Eve.
A CHsRoTEK NEwsPAPER.-Ths yso Be.
rec (Ark. 1nteliigenger ssys.-..The Coos-
Gil have provided by law for the publicsioo
Of a newspaper. called the ..Cherokes Adve-
cd;s." TO be printed in the English and Chez
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
METHODIST Missionaries Missions

METHODIST MIsslosARIEs.-Ths Missiona.
~ Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
says the New York Courier and Enquirer.
has just sent the Rev. John Seys 10 Africa. and
the Rev. George Carey TO Oregon, as superin.
tendents Of their foreign stations. Mr.. Seys
succeeds the late Mr.. Chase. He took his
departure on Saturday week in the brig A'laa-
Ia. Captain Lawlin. Mr.. Carey sailed last
week in the ship Lasarne, Captain Sraudins.
for the Sandwich Islands and Columbia Ris-
er. He goes to Oregon as The superintendent
Of the mission in that county, and will suc.
coed the Rev. Jason Lee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

HoRRoRs OF WAR.-Dr. Dick cal
culates that "since the creation Of the
world, l4,ooo,0 100000 of beings have
fallen in the wars which man has wag-
ed against his fellow-creature-man.
Il this amazing number of men were to
hold each other by the hand, at arms
length, they would extend over A.
5s3, $3.50 miles of ground, and would
encrclc the globe upon which we
dwell COS times. If we allow the
weight Of man TO be on an average OF
one cwt. land that is if anything below
the mark, we shall come to the con-
clusion that 69,25o,o 900 tons of human
flesh have been mangled, dishgnred,
gashed and trampledunder foot. The
calculation will appear more striking
when state that if the lore-fingers on
Nv ofevery one of these IA ;ooo,0 100000
human beings were laid out in a straight
line, they would reach more than Co.,
900 miles beyond the moon; and that
if person were to undertake TO count
the number allowing 10 hours TO the
day, and 7 days to the week, and 10
number at the rate of 5000 per hour,
it would employ that person $50 years;
and awful is the consideration that 81
500, 900 out Of human blood have been
spilled in battle"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
Lancaster. Dec. %, 1913.

The New York Commercial says tina, let
ters have been received in this city "annour-
cling The intended departure Of Dr. Cunning.
ham and two or three other distinguished
members Of The Free Church Of Sro,laud, for
the United States early in November: couse.
quenlly they may be e1Pectee daily. Ills ad-
ded ,ha, Doctor Chalmers has for some tims
been engaged in holding. what is termed in
this country, pro,rscied meetings. These
meetings have been held in large tents, and
when the weather would allow. this disia.
guished divine has preached to crowds in tho
open air.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
GRANT co. HERALD.
.sATuI: D A Y:.::::::::::JAaUaRy 6. 1874.

The County Commissioners Court has
been in session since Tuesday last The Con-
tract for the building Of The new Jail has been
lie, 10 Edmund HARRISON a, :l,5S5.
Hon Moses NJ. Strong's Memorial TO Con-
gress praying for donation 10 the Territory Of
Section "a, +. 3. r. 3. for The purpose Of i'm
proving the navigation a, potosi has The pray
ers Of Gran, County. The Memorial itself
will be given next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

further expenditure would be needed
for the next FIVE years.
Ten convicts have been received du-
ring the last year; four have been re-
leased by pardon; and nine remain in
confinement. Solitary confinement has
been substituted for chastisement by
whipping, and Divine service is per-
formed in the prison every other Sab
bath. Ter. Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

SMALL Pox.-We are credibly informed
that this terrible epidemic has somewhat aba
ted in PIatlevile. or. in other words. that al
most every person whose system was unguard'
ed by vaccination, has either died or is slow
ly convaIescing many, too, bear upon their
faces fol life the frighlfol impress Of DISEASE
which modern discoveries had completely
vanquished, and The melancholy ravages of
which in Plaitevlle are only explained by the
mos! inexcusable neglec. upon the one hand
and the most insufierabe ignorance upon The
other.
The disease is still affecting the communi-
~ Of Farplay and vicinity, and has made lis
appearance within the last week at Nip and
Tuck, in This County. How far the las,men.
toned neighbcrhood are protected by vaccins-
ton we are not informed, bot hope it has not
been delayed Until death is at their door.
We were old yesterday by a gentleman
from CassvilIe That many in tina, town were
securely relying upon The effects Of vaccine
had been some years previously under the in.
fuence Of genuine vaccine disease; and that
This description of .mal,er" had been exten-
siveIy employed by a physician of that vii.
age! We forbear comment upon this disgrace.
ful transaction. rendered none the less disgrace.
fol though attributable, probably, 10 The basesl
Ignorance.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
New Store.


JUST opened, (at Me.srs Cook and Cream
- er's old stand, on Water, the first brick
store below Jefferson Street,) an entire new
Stock Of Goods, consisting in part Of the fol.
lowing articles, Wig:
Staple Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries OF every descriptions,
Castings, lrnn, Nails and Glass,
Queensware and Cutlery
& Alusn. l.. Blown and Kanawh a Salt.
Dried Peaches and Apples,
Ohio Whiskev. together with a gener-
ri assortment Of the best quality of I'm
ported and Domestic Liquors,
A large lot Of first rate wild Geese
Feathers, in sacke TO suit purchasers
We trust that our stock. which has been
purchased very low tor cash, and brought here
whilst freights were verv low, will Be found
as cheap rs any stock Of goode IN the place,
ss we shall ask no more advance on any arti.
Gle of said stock than will pay living proat
AS We intend to wholesale and retail, we
would most respectfully solicit Of the country
merchants, of the farmers throughout the
country around. and of the citizens generally
share OF their patronage.
There is no mistake but tha, we shall sell
very low for cash, or in barter for country
produce. Please call and examine for your.
selves al the house 40 above directed, and un-
der the sign Of B.. F. WOOD.
Burlington, Aug. I2-yly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
NEW STOVE.
Bosworth's Patent Heat Retainer,
n AZ

On the !, ir Tight Principle.
lTHE Subscriber having the OK ,lu.ive rich,
i to manufacture and dispose 81 said
stoves in the Territory Of levin, or dispose
Of said right 10 others--having derived hi,
right direct from the pa,en,ce---would in
form the public that he has one Of said
| stoves now in use NJ Fleichrr's Hotel, where
!. can be seen al any time by person. de.
sirous Of examining il. As ,hi. stove is cen.
sidercd far superior 10 any other in use. I
am determined to commence the n.anurac.
lure Of ,hem in Burli:,g,on the ensuing sea
son, and send them TO all parts Of the Ter
riiory. that the community may no, onI,
see bat feel The benefits derived from ne
nee Of them. pos as
/. Not more shan enc third The quantity .
fuel is required 70 obtain the same uunn.i,y
OF heat as from common stove Or Ere y lace /;
ana being much neater artice perfec,ly
adapted TO the parlor, citing room, slee ping
.roosaAs mr. Of6ce, and 10 highly recon lliended
for the sick-roon-shs hea. being pur.
and pleasant. Said sloyes- are made either
With without an oven, and OF any size or
finish, to sui, parchasers- Cost, from fl5 20
$50. aas 5 aa
The above stove was patented by Mr.. B.,-
worth, Of Maeieiia, Ohio. in APRIL. lS42
and has gained decided preference over ali
others 10 rcconnenda lion from many of the
most fesPecsable ciiizcns Of New York CITY
and she STATE Of Ohio. where the s,ove hs
only NJ yes b~ss nsesas hss sshs hes, recon
mencaion 10 the actual use ofthem.
r. WIGHTMAN.
Barlissson I T. Feb. le.h ls4s Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
FALL & WINTER GOODS

TINE Subscribers have just received IRON N Y
i sni BOSTON fresh supply &c goods adapted
to the Fall and Winter Trade. which. added "a
the balance of their former stock, make . yer,
desirable assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD
WARE. QUEENS CLASS AND
CHINA WARE. PAINTS, Oils,
DRUGS MEDICINES. DYE
STCFFS, NAILS, GIL. SIS.
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES. &c.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to call and
satisfy themselves to prices and qualities, a,
our new Brick Store. on the North side Of J. fer
son. between Water and Main ST. eets
Burlington. Oct. ~, l843-iy
COPP h PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

I"HE undersigned having made extensive
i arrangements for the packing oi Beef and
Pork, aolicts share Of public patronage, and
is ready to contract with individuals or COM
panies Tor packing their beef or pork on IA
vorable tsrms. There is connected with my
packing house an extensive slaughtering es-
Establishment, where l am prepared to kill and
pack with the utmost despatch any number
Of hoge, and will load fat boats and despatch
them AT . very short notice.
| shall give my personal attention to the
business. and am certain that shall! give
satisfaction to any who sec fl to contract
with me,
| will furnish barrels and salt for packing
u deeired at very low price. For further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
Sen 0-Im
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

AVlNG loca,rd himself in the CITY o
i L Burlington, respectfully offers hi. pro.
fessional services in the practice Of Medicine
in all its branches.
lie further begs leave 10 ssaie n II he " iii
pay particular attention TO all the disease,
and Pecu'iarities incident to women am.I
children.
DR.. K. Aat:crs himself that his experienc
and opportunities fo~ acquiring information
IN the practice Of his profession, will enable
him TO render satisfaction 10 the afflicted,
Who may be the subjects OF his attentions
References will be given TO any person
who may ee,ire thcm al his residence, in
the scnih end Of Mr.. d. Rice's house, ives,
side Of Main street, where he may always be
found unlses absent OF professional business.
Burlington, June 3d. 1SA3-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
1T Is INFALLIBLE.

HACBY'S Compound Lotion for the
~ cure Of letter, Ringwerm. Itch and all
cusaneous affections has been found bv nun
erons Yrials 70 be an infallible cure for The
above mentioted Diseases Of the Skin A
few applications are known u have cnre,,
that distressing disease called the ..Illinoi.
Mango" No danger need be apprehen,leJ
from lis use as it confirms neither vegetable
or mineral poison. in consequence OF which
Il is far superior TO the remedies now IN
use; they continuing large quantities ol
mineral poison. which have a tendency ra.
.her 10 injure then give relief: also care mus,
be taken TO avoid wet and cold which is no,
the case with this Lotion.
The price Of the Lotion is Moderate and
no family should be without il. Numerou.
references Of It's beneficial effects can be oh
tanned by applying TO the proprietor a, hi.
Drug Store on Main Street.
(Sign Of the Good Samaritam.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

ME Subscribers have establish ID a
i branch Of their house in This City, a,
the store opposite Mr. Wesley Jones, where
they intend TO keep good supply OF Tin
Plates, Copper. Skee. Iron, Wire. and Timers
Stock in general-Also. Stoves of all pa;-
terms, viz: Cook, 10 plates. z plates. r.,
Parlor and Airngh,, Iron OF all size. Steel
N'ils. Salt. Jewe,,'s Plough. &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the a,,en,,o,
Of the public. Knowing tina, BY ,he,low cash
prices. we will be enabled 10 please all VIII,
may favor VI with call. which we earnest
iy solicit, BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. will be received until Wed.
i nesday, The goth ins.. for clearing the
underhrnsh from eleven acres Of land, recent
iy purchased for burial ground, and lyinu
about half mile north west OF OF the public
square, tho clearingso be completed by the
Goth Of December.
Prop ,sols will also be received ill tho 18th
ct Dece for putting post and rail fence
on three s'drs Of said ground, UeB rods) 10
10 be compile ed bv the first day Of Nav next.
ALSO. Tor r1stins pin~ plai K fence on one
SIDE Gao rods) 10 b. completed ~ the f,sl OF
June next.
b. order Of the Board OF Control.
Nov IS. ARTHUR BRlDEMAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

THE GllEATERST DISCOVERY or
THE A0El

Wis term may be jus,ly applied 10 the
i discovery of compromising medicines
with the best double refined Loaf Suga. in
such manner that children aud adults NAV
nov eat medicine with as much pleasure 20
they do the best confectionery
For this discovery we are indebted to A.
Sherman, M. D., OF the city OF New York who
has been regular practitioner Of medicine
10 that city for the last ten years, and also .
member Of the New York Medical Sociely.
The Doctor after desoting his attention fer
. long time 70 the subject, about three ears
since ofefed his inven.ion ~ the public un
der the name Of iaH
SHERMAN's MEbIcArEp LozEEGEs.
Since watch time they have gained celebri.
~ for the cure OF different complaints for
which they are reromme nded, unprecede utsd
IN the history Of any other medicine--they
SsrRHAs's CoucR LozEscry,
which are The mes, cer,aln ana effectual rem.
edy Tor coughs, colde, consnmp,ions, Whocp-
ing cough, Asshmae, Tightness OF the Luugs
and chest. ever offered 10 the public. lla
SHERNAS's WoRA LezkssEs,
are the only inisliibc Worm Medicine ever
discovescdt they have been used for hundreds
OF thousands Of cases, and never have be.a
known TO fail. The medical faculty recon-
mend them in preference ~ all other articles.
SHtRnAn's CANrnoR EozEASEs,
give immediate relief in Nervous, or Sick
Head-ac PaIpitstion Of she Heart, Lown~se
OF Spiriis, Oppression.t = sense "a Sinking %
the chest, &C.; and src the only article ever
discovered which will remove u prevent Sec
| Sick ness.
SHsaxAx's CAr.AaTic LozgSsEa H
| The best ca,hsrtic medicine tor removing bile
from the system, aud preventing a,iscks n
the bilious and Intermittent lever Of this sec
| ton Of the country.
SsEssAx's FEVER AND AerS LoxExsrs.
are the otiy medicine entltied 70 Ih~ nsms II
: specific m this distressing G,sease.-- They
nave been used In tnou-ands Ut cssss, and ihS
proprietor has never known or heard VI csss
| hitch they have tailed 10 remove in tew
days; the great advantage which this article
has over all others -, thstthe disesss ell s0s
return IT the direction are followed. ssaz
SErRAAH's Pos Mans plastic. "a
The beet Of Ill plsstsfs. Rae umasisn, Ism
| bsgo, Pain or weak ness in he BACK, Jssnsss
Side Or Ds~sss, csscd By sior e3ly i9i cehts.
Oas msjiion sold yearly. FsI X So sEssl il
Fos sslsfSs ,. stAUbl 49,, sHsksri5si 4.
tsasT tos osslisIseas - ssls slss " CgT
MOFTIT q AU&Ue0. &C. 80 ''st7 'AFr e.
Burlington, Aug. g. isl3-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
NOTICE

, hereby given, that the partne rship here
Il tofore existing between the undsi pned
under the name and style Of Smith & npeil,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Those indebted to the said firm are motif ed
10 pay the same to Thomas ANGEL, ai.u, those
having claim. against said firm ara requested
to present them 10 the said Angel for er,,le-
ment. The name Or said firm 10 be used ont !
in settlement Of the business thereof.
VIM. SMITH,
THOMAS ANGEL.
Low ell, Nov. 95-lt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
NOW FOR BARGAENs

HE Subscriber 10 now opening his large
Il stock Of Fall and Winter Goods ,teiy
purchased in New York and New Orleans,
and y prepared TO furnish country merchants
and fam'lie: with such goods az they me
want 1t such rates ~ must enit their views,
tbs stock comprises alikinds Of Dry Goods,
Grocer'es, Hard Ware, Quecnsware, Boots and
Shoes. Hats, Caps. Bonnets. Salt. Iron. Nsil,.
Css'ings. Glass, Saddlefy, Leather, &c, ali Of
.hscA he will sell extremely TOW for Cash,
Wheat, Pork, Dry Hides, Bees wax, Flar
Seed aud other country. produce. Call and
see JOHN s. DAVID
Ost % ~. Water Street Burlingson.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
STORE AT FAIRFIELD.

HND Let. Store House in Fairfield, Jefferson
Il county ltissituated on the public square.
is well finished and well adapted for the re
ception OF large stock Of goods. Immedi.
ate possf ssion will be given.
Fairfield 10 undoubtedly the hest locate on
in the Territory for the sale of goods. as %
that point large proportion Of the settlers 0,
the new purchase 60 for their supplies. For
ierms. enquire OF A Bridgman, Burlington
De, a. AZ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

"IE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween John C. Hreckin,idge and Thorn
as w. Bullock in the practice Of law. is tn.
day Dissolved BY mutual consent All per
sons indebted 10 the firm will End their Notes
and Accounts in the hands of Oliver Cock
ESQ, with whom they ere requested 10 settle
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
THOMAS w. BULLOCK.
Burlington, Oct IS, '43.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
J cARNlNlrIAL LozENGEs

sgas T. ahis seasan Of iAe wear buw. | com plant,
swEd are always very Troublesome aud fire.
-essnsiy dssgrsoss; every family should there
lore, Be provided with box Of these Lozen.
ess, which win aliay the morbid ifritabiiit,
IF The boz els. restore the checked perspira
ton, stop the debilltsting discharges. aud il
= short time csrs the most inveterate case Of
Diasrh0. chronic dssesserv. or habi,usl lcose
sneee. They ars very pleasant TO the taste
.esd ere cold ~ the lsw price OF IS cents box
aB.<A. FAHNEsrOCK'S ANTI Bill
- LlOUS PILLS.
A gentle but efficient eashar,ic, expressly
ADAPTED for family physic; and are not sur
in which csr.har,ic !. indicated. They will
"persts thoroughly without gripping. Pace
IS csnts, for boz eontaining 30 pills.
PNEU MONIC, OR COUGH BALSAM.
4 v..nsbl. remedy tos Cough. and Colds
Price IS censp.
- COUGH LozENGES.
!hese Lezengrs possess all the virtues Of the
best Cough 0yssps, are conven; G ri to carry
~ the pocket and are very pleasant 10 the
taste. Aice IS Genie
LIQUID OPODELDOC.
This penetrating article possesse. doable the
strength Of the common Opod sIdec. is more
elspeiy cad mneh more conveniently an.
piled. Price Is eu.s sas3r.
=. A FAHNESTOCK IL co.'s EYE.
ssh WATER. egf
Pr The esfs q ssah = ishamed eyes. Price
Preparee ~ n -. FAHNFSrOCK & Co.
.sssss0ssaer sfs6ah cad Moot sss P.sssbarph
The stsve vainse:e Medicines scsn be h ad
-eeesseessf 4Dsss. J. GArBr efsthis CRY. Be-
'fsst1csbsstesen4sirs Cor fahsessok's =. a there
are nsny limitations. ssr St-s - sN
BuriinRson, IA k.HC>-sf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
Carriage Fcctory.
r.

VNyiLLlAM LONGLEY, having es,ab
wv iishe6 himself IN the above bushes.
in the city Of Burlington, would i.form shs
public that he 10 nov prepared to execute al
orders in his line in the best style Of work.
nanship. g sE@
) N. b. Alikinds Of Farmers Wagon work
made and repsired, sad country produce taxi ID
u psTt pa ymeat. asas
6shop on Main street, near M'CasA's ;iv.
cry sta6ls. t
Burllngion. Jsly lsi. rs, .4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

TST received by the subscriber and for
~ sale very low for rash,
Yonng Tyson and Imptrial Tea,
5 Boxes Boston Soap, %h
Box Pepper Sauce, easi> a9
40 Boston Pickles, 1
l do Ketchnp, as 81
l Barrel Loui Sugar,
! Bag Pepper.
] Reg SaIcrains,
6 Dog Tin Cane FNrs,ard,
3 n. hes, qualify principes and Iiavaaa
Cigars.
] Box beet Virginia Tebsccs.
May i3th-,f 8 PAGE, Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
B RtASS FOUN DRY.
o. 3F r MACK

ssrEcrrcLLs iatorus the citizen. cf Bur.
- iington aud me public OF the Territory
ksnsraIly that they haze es,ahlished in the
eity ef Burlington A. BRASS FOUNDRY,
for the man ssac,are and repair Of
LOCKS AND KEYS. SCALES. MONEY SAFES. GUNS,
-ePs PISTOLS, t,ea TN,NG RODS.
and Ill other articles in their line OF husi.
ness. Their work will he warranted and
their charges very low. lrs-rsained 10 de-
vote all their skiH aud indastry 10 their
.easiness, they hope 10, only 10 meri, ba. re
ceive the public patronage.
May q, ls43--T