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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
SUCH A GOOD UNE.

The Federal papers are beginning to soft soap
the old Jackson men, and if possible try 10 get them 10
cast their suffiases against Mr.. Van Buren,. Why that's
ber how these very same politicians poured tut trades
Of perpetual abuse agans, the Hero of New Orleaus,
few years ago and the worst thing they could say a.
aainst Mr.. Van Buren,, was, iha, he followed in Gen.
viii be couriing The old Jackson men to vote for him
self, on the ground that he prayed that the Almighty
msh. send 'war, pesence and famine, or any otii'
er scourgs rather than Gen. Jackson should be elect
cd President "Oh, shame, where is thy bluShI -
C1dz Sentinel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
THE CALLED JADE WINCEs.

That miserable old corrupt lederalist Of The Buzsad
seis up hideous hypocri!ra crocodile cry about our
article Two weeks ago'on Federal merchants, He says
if our advice was followed out it would lead to anarchy
and conluslon. No doubt Of 1t far as the Federal
merchants are concerned. They could no more exis.
without democratic custom than the Buzzard could with
out enormous bills for county printing. And now. af.
the, have had warning Of the consequences, ihey
suffer themselves to become the tools of this corrupt
depraved Buzzard and make their stores political
gnes ~ oppose poor men, why they will have no body
to blame bu, themselves That old hypocrio mo-
straw for them any further than he can corrupt them
and turn them TO bis own individual advantage, to fill
bis pockets. So beware of this leper on society. He
would make you all as depraved and full Of corruP.
ton as he is himself
This old wrelch's horror at what he calls tyranny
is we'll understood by the democracy. They have no
forgot his blse attempts to deceive and humbug them
they recolect full we'll The vAgabond language he usec
IN s42, afer Corwn was defeated, when he cautioned
The merchants not to trust democrsts for says he Jou
s Of them are hard cases will not pay their debts.
= rnis was the language-,hs Bald head Judas used to
wards the democracy Of Tuscarawas two years ago.
And now forsooh because We caution our Siiow dem
Gratis to beware Of these same federal merchants tn
Buzzard calls it tyranny" and persecution. -
Shame oil the hypocrite.
In conclusion we say again TO our fellow Ssnocrat'
watch out and mark the federal merchants who mix Il
politics with selling store goods Don, trade with then
but give your patronage to those who have sense
nough to follow their rgh,fil cangs, and nohing els
you do this yon will teach them, That is the
intere. to let ysu politics aone and to spurn with cor
tempt the advice of the Buzzard editor who would El
ena like sacrifice them all to his deveish pa rposes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
HENRY LLAY-FHE BUZZARD..

The Federal advocate says Amos Kendall is publish
ing slanderous tracts on Henry Clay. In Orde that The
people may see what these ISLANDERS are we have COM
menced publishing what Kendall does say of Clay
The first ac, is on his duels. and we wish this Fed
eral editor or any one else 10 point out anything in i
that is not true II he will do this and prove It to
be untrue we guarantee to publish his article showing
il to be such. So now up to the work. You mus
eher prove you assertion true prove yourSefa liar
There is no backing out.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
TEXAS KNOCKED INTO A COOKED HAT.

Since the issuing Of our last paper we have received
the Texas treaty. President Tyers pessage thereon,
ue- from Mr.. Van Buren,. one from COL Benton, and
one from Henry Clay. Iii impossible for US TO pub
sh these documents, but we give the substance Of the
treaty. Of Mr. Van Burens aud Mr. Clay letter in a
mother column. Captain Tyler goes for Texas imme.
datelV without any why's or wherelores. His mes
sage IL an ELOQUENT QUE. Mr. Van Buren takes states
mans view of the subject aud while he does not doubt
the Conslulionaly of the measure, he does doubt tho
expediency of il, and thinks the people should have
time to reflect upon it. Mr. Clay against Texas
in any shape or form, and COL Benton is favor OF u
mate annexation Of what he calls old Spanish Texas,
which comprises about half Of what now constitutes
that territory. The balance he says belongs to Mexico
as clear the Canudas belong to England,
These about the views Of these men in nutshell
Coming out simultaneously as they do and while the
treaty Il before the Senate may safely conclude that
the annexation Of texas is improbabilty this session.
In fact these letters have Knocked The whole treaty and
Capt TYers message fo annexation into the middle Of
the next generation. We sorry for it-sorry for Capt
yler sorry for Texas sorry 10 think that Ia 000
600 resmen have got to be ?enned up (or the next ten
years at least in g6 small Safes when there is SO much
room in Texas, California Mexico, and Canada for the
exercise Of their Philanthropy, industry and inventive
genius We believe in esayins of President Monroe,
that an All Wise Providence destined this whole Gun
tnent to be ono vast Repubc-td become the resting
place of civilized man where the oppressed of other
nations might find an asyum-und home beyond the
reach Of the yruns and despOts of the old world for all
time to come. This was his opinion, and all who re-
fleet upon The structure of this Government land The
/ Constitution of The American people, their indomtab'
energy and perseverance, must admit that what Mr.
Monroe said e61years ago must come to pass sooner
later. When we saw the late movement to annex Tex
as we advocated it because believed il was the start
;up Ball tha, would never stop Ill the American fal
would wave in triumph over every inch of territory ii
North America. But the great men Of The country ar
against it, Whether the people will go with lhem-r re
ma;nR 10 bo seen,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
ORDINANCE

Concerning dogs in the tO,on Of Ne,0 Philadelphia.
WHEREAS information has gveno the town Council OF
New Philadelphia that the Country infested with mad Dogs
Therefore Resolved That the Recorder be forthwith requ
red to give notice OF this fact by written notices. put up In SIX
Of the most public places, ofsal town.
Resolved That every person owning dog or dogs slut or
sus within the corporate limits said town. are heeoy re-
oured to peyent tie same from running at large under pen
atty $780, and that be recommended TO the citizens offa
town 10 Immediately kill all such may be found Oft the prem
lies Of the owner ar IL hours from the time the hoee above
required is given. u. !
Resolved That the said Resolutions be published nthe d
fersnt Ne&tpipers ofthis town.
WM BUTT,
Recorder, T, CN.P.
Uov 1dHd
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
CHIJRCH DEDICATION.

The new MoRAvlAN CHURCH in Canal Dover, will,
BY Divine permission be dedicated to The service of God
on Sunday the l2h inst Christians ofall denominations
are respectfully invited 10 attend. The morning serv
cos will commence at at 10 clock, and be held in the
German language. At3P. NJ. there will be English
preaching.
On the Monday following there will be German
preaching at 10 A M.
A collection will be taken DIP at the door of the
church 10 assis, in dsayng the expenses Of the build
lug, ,o,,
Canal Dover, May 3, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
NOTICE

rs Hereby gven 10 all concerned that there will beape
E,ton presented to lhe Commissioners Of Tuscarawa
County, at their June session. praying for an alteration
on the County road leading from the residence OF Geo.
Stewart in Washington township to Gnndenhuen, said
aheartion TO commence near anthony Ahers farm, on
,be t,oshoc,on road and thence the nearest aNh best
woy to interssc, hs old road near ,Ie school iou.eh
(DistriCt No. 9. in Washington 'OwnshiG: ,,,,-r,-,
April 2iih, 1914. l6 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The election in Virginia for members of the LessIa'
ture has resulted in giving the coons majority in The
l6wsf House, ard the Democrats 0 majority in the
Senate, being democratic majority Of on pint ballot
The democratic gain in lhs popular vote since lS4O
Is BAG, and the coon gain 49, Virginia is as true as
STEEL She will give the Democratic candidate 5000
majority next fall,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
FOR SALE.

4 DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly slua.
n ted in the town of NAN Philadelphia. Tuscarawas
county, Ohio for sale, favorable terms For pariic-
uats apply to B. SEAroN, at The Recorders office, or
the Subscriber at Uhrichsvile, Tuscurawas County,
Ohio IIn, =,
UhricEsvile, March %, 1's44. lSf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF e. STERLlNG's WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent On the llth March 1874 & whereas de-
vision was made Of Notes and due there now
all who Know themselves indebted are hereby notified
,ba have LEFT such Notes and accounts which havef
been allotted to me; with Abghstus Wilhelm Justice o.
c. RITTER.
Dover 29 April 1874 Is 4w'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
T.ECAL NOTICR

LEGAL NOTICE
The STATE OF OHIO, Tuscarawas County, SO.
a NTHONY McGrew sal ah McGrew and Peter Bartlett,
Awhose places Of residence unknown will take notice
that on the 9TH day OF October A. D. 1843 Joseph Lewis
Executor of Jacob BARTLETT of said County deceased filed
the Office Of the Clerk the court Of Common Pleas for said
Gony his petition representing tn the personal assets OF
sSd estao were insufficient 10 discharge the debts OF said
Estate and pray ns leave said Court sell much of the
real Estate Of which the said Jacob Bartlett died seized,
win be sufficient to discharge said Indebtedness and the costs
Of Administration The real Estate described said petition,
the South West quarter dissection S township 10 and range
containing 1903 atres eaid petition will be for hearing at
tht nett term Of 50 Court commencing 10th June 1844
| JOSEPH LEWIS Exr of Jacob Bartlett,
BY Geo w. Chapman his Sol.
Nav 1QAd II, CIV,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

Any person residing in Tuscafawas County, who
tnay be acquainted with man by the name of F. M.
NowLAND, will please reques, himto call at our Office,
az we have matters to communicate which will be in
terestine to him.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
6ATTT6Ns

My wife LYDIA Fox, has left my bed and hoard
M without any provocaon. The public eau,
toned not haTbor said Lydia my account
am determined not pay any debts Of her contracting nor w
Hold myself answerubIe fot any Of her acts
HIRAM H. FOX.
Dover, March 8, 1914. 133w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
nAV,r,MoRE WIG CONVENTION.

The Federal Wing National Convention at Baltimore
has gotten through with its nominations. Ambrose
Spencer Of New York presided at the Convention as
sisted by twenty five vice Presidents, one from each of
The other States, and six secretaries Benjamin Wat
kns Leigh addressed the Convention at some length,
and concluded by nominating Henry Clay of Kentucky
as the Wing candidate for the Presidency. The reso'
luton was unanimously adopted, Letters were read
from George Evans of Name, John M, Clayton of
Delaware, and John Mclean Of Ohiq. wilhd having
their names as candidates for the Vice Presidency.
Messrs. Mlard Fillmore of New York, John Davis
of Massachusetts Theodore Frelinguysen of New Jer"
sey md John Sergsan. of Pennsylvania were then Pa'
ced in nomination., aud Mr. Freinshuy'en was subse'
quen,ly nominated. So ihe Wing tickets
| For President Henry CLAY OF Kentucky.
For Vice President -TaEoDoRs FRELMeHuYsEN, 'o
New Jersey,
This coon Convention excelled all former ones il
drunken dSbauchery and Bacchanaian revelry, as h'
following from the Baltimore Republican Of Friday las
will show.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

DISTRESSING AccOEEK- On last Saturday Oliver
T,ovard Of Union tp, was driving Wagon; when the
horses taking fright ran off, and threw him ont break
Ping one ofhis legs and otherwise munging him, soshat
recovery was doubtful. lr
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
pwe find the following precious rhOTcead in tho
.oi,rnna of tho laet BuZ2aTd: ..... ..

A Tall CoOa-A party Of Wings III Tibp.ecnno'
,ownslp, Georgia, at late meeting, lei uG,he fol-
loving sally Of political hdmor: Resolved, that Hem
~ CIsy is The t4ilea com, has the longest ftil, The
most rings round it, and the brightest ones. TOO, Of
any other coon ih all the American dIssins.'
Ijehl the varniiuN The Dayton Empire says: "Very
likely, for the People have given his Tail hrec 'Orns'
,ha, len the marks, and are now about rns il ted'
off, SAdibo done with hllh.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
THE "OHIO DEMOCRAT TILL AFTER TIL
ELECTION FOR 75 CENTS.

ELECTION FOR rs CENTS.
The great crisis approaching and the base attempts
tho Federasls to make this Federal District has in
duced us to offer The Ohio Democrat from the st oi
Auril ill after the Presidential ele:ion 70 MuNTHs) fo'
the exceedingly low price of
Seventy five cents.
W. wish our friends 10 use their influence to extend
he circulation of our paper Let us meet these Feder-
aiss on the threshhhod in every nook and corner o
the two counties A reasonable deduction will be made
TO clubs taking Anumber Of copies.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
HICKORY CLUB.

Tho members of the Goshen township Hickory Club,
are requested 10 meet at the Club room Saturday
ming next. Business of importdhcb will be transacted,
also new election of officers will also be had
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
MURDER

We have rumor that man by the name Of Murray
was murdered near the market bouseiu Sleubonvils,
some time last week., ,..t ...sr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

STATE OF OHIO, Tuscara,Oas County.
Joseph Maish DemGnddnt Cougt Of Common Pleas
w. }June Term, lS44.'
Andrew Maish \ The defendants will take
Augustus Maish )hotcs The dehisndaty
David Maish has this day filed his Pc
Daniel Mash :on in the Office of tho
William Sergsnt) 7Clerk ofihe Court Of Conf
Calvin Mash minors mon Pleas Of Tna9arawaS
Julann Maish } counly Setting forth that
no seised in fee SIMPLE, as tenant in common with
the defendants as an heir al law Of Julian Sagentfor
mely Julian Maish deceased of undivided seventh
part of the Wes,,ha Of Lot No. 1853 in the town Of
New Philadelphia in said counip, aud that he demands
partition thereof that he may have his part aforesaid
in ssveraltY and apart from The defendants and that at
next June Term Of said Court said petition will be for
hearing; and said defendants notified to- appear and
object il they see cause
JOSEPH MASH,
by B. NJ. ATHERTON, his Au'y.
Aprl24, 1874 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
Lime. Lime.

YRE subscriber would inform the Public that he mas
i nuw on hand quantity Of the above aT'lc e.
which hewill sell low for CASH and warTan! COED
To those who may purchase from me and ior whom
+ 80, do tho ,vo,k will receive a reasonable deduC-
ton. hrNhA OH
New Philad'u. April l6, 1874. l4Sm
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
EbH dor, EXIA MINERS.

TNHE Board Of School Examiners for, Tuscurawas
i county, will hold its quarterly meetings On The LET
Monday in April-July, October and January o. eacE
year, and special meetings on the 3d Moneay OF ea'"
Of said Board.
March 81, 1874.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

The Lite Rock, Arksnsas, Advocate says that there
is not tie slightest chance for Mr.: Clay in that Sate
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09

WHIG Principles GOING UP.
An immense eagle with coon in his claws, few o.
yer The heads of crowd gathered at political meeting
in Georgia Empire.
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wears from this time:
ANTICIPATED NEWS
OREooS CRY, Aug. 5, le0O.
DstR sin:
have taken my pkn and dipped in the ink for the
urnose Of converting faint idea Of our situation. we
are al this lime engaged 10 Building new Cny Hall.
The Exchange and Custom House are nearly done The
new line Of steamers TO China are about starting OIL
their regular s-We have news from ne eastern CT;
ties regularly by the daily Railroad lines across Ihe
III, civ is filled with tea and all kinds of India
gonds and The great Eastern Railroad will soon 6istTi
6us them to the Eastern Stales hen came to this
city it was trading port claimed by Great Britain and
the United States, and was not considered OF conse-
ouence enough TO egisae upon Our location is such
that we have been able 10 eel upon our own account
and now enjoy the greater part Of tho China trade for
America. for the very reason we are three or four
months nearer 10 it, and navigation that gives US
twenty Nor cent The advantage of England or even New
York, We can successfully compete with the yankees
nf New England. In fact we shall be all yankees here
IN few years. Our manufactures are multiplying be-
yond imagination. .,r IT., .c.,-
Board oi Trade. and they ssonish me BY showing me
tho nftmbef and amount uf manufactures. You would
think yourself in New England; here ara brass and
wopden clocks all sorts OF biltons combs gInbets,
co,.un and woolIen gouds hard ware. glass, stoves
sperm oil and cdndes bootsi shoes, hats caps &C. c
And, do net be asonished shall be the greatest city
in Americal Our climate is equal 10 that of Washing
ton, or any part Of Virginia, aud one of the best habor:
lin The world We wonder how people can live anC
content themselves in such small places as Buffalo
Rochester, Syracuse. Utica &c. it must be very lonely
Write me by the American express, ! can get YOU
letter in ten days by the Missouri Miss ssippi Rail
roads, If sent by New York and soawatd it will ta:'
four or months.
Respectfully Yours,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
Respectfully Yours,

BY the time all this takes place. we expect to be
busy advocating the claims of WIN. ALLEN to the Pre-
sidency as the Democratic candidate against Tom Mar
shal the Federal candidate. So we wish readers to
lay BY this letter and when 1860 comes remind us Of it,
tina, wa NAV see how near true il will turn out.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
JOHN J. ROBINSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
CANAL DOVER' OHIO.

win ATTEND TO any professional business entrusted 10 MIS- ear
in The counties Of Tuscarawas, Holiness and Coshoeon'
REFERENCEs.
Hon. w. R. sapp, Holmes county, Hon. James matnew''
Gen. Joseph Burns Cosocton county. Smith, Drake co,
New York. lTOfice that occupied by Esq warner
two doors Nsth of Keller Hildrs store on Factory street.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
RnNK RINDINGi

G. W.: CANFIELD Has opened 4 Book Bindery G
the basement story Of,he Lutheran Church. Jnt hook
binding, Periodicals, Pamphlets and Music hooks neat
ly and substantially executed. ,u
New Philadelphia May g. lS44 10 3m
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-09
SADDLERY..

LEAPER TIL EV I'm.
FTHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the public
nEat Ihey have commenced the above bushes 10 ali
I.s uranches, under the firm Of ALBtET q eLoTHOUH'
All kinds Of work such as, nlsT aTG women sad
des carnage dearborn stage aud boat harness, all OF
wh,ch will be made OF the Test materials aud 10 The
must substantial hey will sell cheap Tor caSA
and take bark, hides gram and other trade at liberal
prizes in exchange for work. :. ,lJ,.l 90. -
GTShop removed to Mr.. Knote's New building OPP
p''"' HUMPHREY NJ. ALBERT. & Coz
Ami Is. 1874.
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oreeon in fst,0,,

We find the following letter irrm Oregon in New
York paper. II anticipates what Oregon will be in II
years from this time:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11

Henry. Sell ant Clark. COMMENTARIES
FAMILY BIBLES f,ariou. bading.)
POCKET do do.
IYGI0rr BIBLES Large & Pocket edhnnsi
TFSrAMENTS Large and Pocket erinn.3
hymn ROOkS Presbyterian Methodist a Baptist
SELECT MELODIES.
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS fynrnns hndings
WATSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY.
Do TnEoI oGICAI INSTITUTES
BINYAN's PILGRIMS PROGRESS
nn HOLY WAR;
BURuERS VILLAGE SERMONS;
MASON.S Sell KNOWLEDGE,
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS
WlIBERrORCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS.
IfMrESTAMENTIM Gfroum and Lexicon
LEMPRiERE'S CLASSICAL biefl0NAk4s
ANfHON'S Cna.f. Horace, Cicefn Sallnst. vigil
Greek Reader. LATIN Lessons. GREEK CRAM
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
United States DlSPENSAT0RYh by Wood 4 Baehe
Cooper SURGICAL DlCrlONARls
Hooper. MEDICAL do.
Panrosi's WlSrARS ANATOMY
LISTENS PRACTICAL SURGERY.
ARtlSrRONG'S PRACTICE.
EBERLEs PRACTICE.
ERrRLE's THERAPEUTICS,
FRERiE OK CllLnRENI
MElG'S MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES do.
DEVICES on CHILDREN,
nENEE OK FEMALES,
GIfNN.S DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
cOMSrOCK'S PHILOSOPHY.
COAiSPOCK'S CHEMISTRY.
CNMSroCK'S PHYSIOLOGY
DAVIES ARITHMETIC.
DAVIES ALGERIA, Z.
m>rORIA sAGRds
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JOHN FISHER, o1gem,
'nOONSnnL!nB2s 81 AElON4
NO. 1873 Main street =.
WHEELING, Va

I , ,nsue Of hs old customer
IL srock or BookS winch ie received tom tie ~ aa
eaiA Medical school Alane.u. b1oh' Ao Blank b''s' 81.
The following
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Hardware Store.

n UST received, at the old stand fo(merl,
- occupied BY F. w. & R. B. Rawtins, !
small stock of
Hdrdware, Cutlery, Japanned Ware,
Shoe Findings, SC.
Together with large stock Of TIn-ware OF
hand, consisting, in part, as follows:
Grain and grass scxthes. sneaths. scyihe stones
Rifles, grain and hay forks. shovels, spades,
Long and short trace and halter chains,
Broad axes, hand axes, hatchets, Saws,
Drawiug-kniyes, turner and socket chiaels,
Augers, braces and bits, extra brace b,t,s,
Gimblels, "a superior arIiele,) planes.
Planebits, files, horse fasps, locks, hinges screws
Cast, English blister, and country blister steel
Strsp-iron. knives and forks, caIvers and sieels
Rszors q strops, Rodgers superior PEN knives
eruning-knives, white-wash, paint, shoe anc
other brushes, ~
curry-combs,, cards shee thread, pegs, hristles
kNises, pincers, a Wis, awl handles, ~ f.
And an assortment Of XII and ket files, CHI.
Japanned spittoens, trunks, sugar boxes,
Nurse and other lamps, canisiers.
Tin plates for harvest, assorted sizes,
Bell metlle kettles, No wire for machines,
And in short, general sssoIltnent OF articles 10
the above line, al Of which will be sold cheap,
and pery l6,p for The cash.
Also 90 hand, or SOC, feet very supetior Tin
SPouting, which will be put up on the Shoriest
notice. Call and see for yourselves.
: I TdOM.fS R.HRILNS,
Charlotte wny lima IA