davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

WEATHER IN CANADA.-There was another north
eastery snow storm yesterday the S.h April, which
lasted the whole day. The quantity fallen upon level
snow in the hard wood lands where does not dri
still about four feet and the fields entirely covered
the snow in several places being to the top Of the
for nearly week past down to ls degrees above zero
and much ice formed in the river II the fields
are clear for agricultural abour before the rst week In
May. it 10 as much now be expected, and there
IS raPd thaw there will be danger of destructive inun
datons, injury to mills mill dams, &c. The prospect Of
the opening Of the navigation to Montreal, is not
much better than the prospect Of the Of
agricultural operations Vessels may arrive from
| insf
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

CURIOUS Law CAsK.-In our law reports will b
found rather curious sort Of action for assault
and battery, tried before Judge Willard, in tn
Circuit Court, growing out Of blunder made by
gentleman in dancing at ball.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18
Thealicals, &c.

VAe8tlcais, &C.
The Hutchnsons gave their last Concert In Phsdel.
phia on Tuesday evening.
The Fakir Of Ava has made contribution Of hun
dred dollars in aid Of the sufferers at Pittsburg He is
now in Warrington.
The following aconic correspondence took place yes
.erday between Dnneford and Hervio Nano:-
w. DENEToRD, ESQ
Iwant to play. HERVIO NANO.
ANSWER.
The New York herald., 1845-04-18

CAPTAIN DANIEL BAcoN.-This gentleman, we
learn, has been appointed Captain of the steamboat
Worcester, Capt. Vanderbilt having resigned
This is an excellent arrangement, and is entrusted
10 gentleman in every way deserving. Mr. Ba.
con has been for many years clerk Of some Of the
finest steamers on the Sound, and will from his ex
perience, make himself popular.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
.FzFSCEEE.F.N'E0EtS.
Trick OF a Germany Student

Trick OF u German Student.
Roll having no remittance fun hosc
and beipg in want Of a good dinner, saun
tered about the market place of the town
10 which be resided. The busy lhroug
\ had dispersed. A few siraggIsrs only re
manned, Whoso hungty eyes, we're viewing
hhe tempting morscls. A sudden thought
, struck Rolf. He boldly advanced, and
taking one Of The people aside whispered
10 him VA, no was seM asihat quiet hour
by he~s'S4 rated DEAddlebnin, to pur.
chase The tail add the two hind hoofs OF on
or as that learned pbyscian had discover.
ed.ihai By calciuIug ,hcse substances with
The bnch-houe OF an asa, he might obtain
poHder which would DO an iufalhhle cure
ior the g--;si, fslsyj,, pessilence. lin short, a
complete plnacea Before taking out pa
tent for this wonderful discovery, the doc
Tor wished 10 make q final experiment and
Tor that purpose had sent him 10 purchase
Tho necessary articles. As tie butcher was
well aware that gou, exiirpatug powder
would be 10 gfea, demand, he was over
J'f'N ~ lHe ueVs hUu AnuutSu Auo SeioiS
desplsed hoofs, az il they we're shod with
geld, and studded with nails OF silver. lie
lussed out the whole assortment Of tails,
authenticated Rolf to take his choice.
With countenance Of immovable gray
Wy, Rolf examined and criticised them, and
at longth chose ono Of a jet black hue, With
hoofs to suit. The rejected tails were laid
carefully inside ;-Roit's offered payment
was declined md the butcher slipping
dollqI into bis hand, begged his interest
with Dr. AddlcbraIu. Rolf gave him
pairSnzing nod and, having packed h's
Purchase, lie took il, and drew his cloak
over it, and walked deliberately away.
Sounds Of mirlh and rcyelry we're stu
heard in lhe>ian of The Golden Eagle,
@sa Rolf enthusiastically. al the door, and,
ms uNse brought out sfs pntsly iaadIordl
audsslio Of iiissatelliies.. Thehabin bear.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
The weather III physic,
UI.orooS ;1Il otro,

The weather III physIc,
Volcanoes | II strange,
r Or choke with the phihsc.
Oh, ho! he dare not clinch with the cid he
earthquake, and so he threatens to flog a
young'un of the neuter gender Coward !
why don't you take one Of your STA
The moon III smother
With nightmare ond wo;
For sport, at each other,
The stars will throw.
Serve them exactly right-they have no
business to be out when they ought to be
a-brd.
Tho rocks shall be preachers,
The trees do the singing,
And clouds shall be teachers,
And The comets 60 spreeing.
That's all well enough excrp! getting the
comets upon spree. We don't like that
pretty we'll.
III tie up the winds
In bundle together,
And tickle their ribs
With an ostrich feather.
Oh, Crackey now be does IL We
don'' think it lay in the gizzard OF mortal
TO do half so much.
Really, We think such desperate and
dangerous individual oueh, to be caught;
cast INTO a SPIDERS web, and safely guarded
hy one flea, two mosquitoes, ard vigiiaut
wood louse-Ihete is no knowing what the
chap may do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
a DANGEROUS MAN.

There is terrible fellow somev here
down east, y no ouah'uo 10 be permitted
TO ron al large. lie threatens to play the
very devil, all in consequence Of his faith.
less GAL. If he should ut his threats into
execution, the Lord have mercy on us =
His frs, tn eat IS,
III cash the loud thunder,
With beginnings III play,
III fend the earth asunder,
Aud kick it away.
That's attempting considerable for one
msn-however If he has mind 10 take the
responsibility. and pay the damages, let him
smash away-we arc not a.eaI'd. lie next
says,
The rainbow III slraddle,
And ride to the moon,
Or IN the ocean IN paddle,
In the bowl Of spoon.
That won, hurt any body. Go head, old
chap, we like to encourage laudable spr,
II of adventure.
I'll set fire 70 the fountain,
And swallow up the ril,
III eat up the mountain,
And be hungry still. a
Goodness gracious 10 there no way to mp.
peuse his wrath and stay his stomach =
Must we suffer all this becausaaahc and his
girl havut anything to say to each other
al the PRESENT. No, neverl Down with
him we say.
", The rain shall fall upwards,
The smoke shall tumble down.
III dye the grass purple,
And pain, the sky brown.
Hear that ! pretty world this would be,
truly, with the rain falling up, and the
smoke tumbing down, the grass dyed pur-
pie, and the sky painted brown. We might
as well live in an old boot with dirty sole
for the earth beneath, and brewn upper
leather for the heavens above.
The sun I'll put out,
With the whirlwInds III play,
Turn day into sight.
And sleep il away.
There's no doubt, if he cuts that csper, the
sun will feel as much put out about II US we
shall. We leave il to the whiteioIks TO
say whether thoy are to be trlffed with or
no,. and as 10 his turning day into night,
and sleep It away, we would just as l'ei he
would Ms motif he can DO II.
I'll fog the young earthquake,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
ESSAYS

On Domestic Industry: or, an enquiry in
10 HE eyPediency Of establishing Cotton
Manufactures in South Carolina. BY
William Gregg. -CoNTINUED.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
CHARLOTTE. N. G. APRIL 25. rs4s.

las TO say, t" That will never DO" A gen.
eral gfoan atIesied their apprehension Of
the welghiy argumenis, aud, driven 10 DE-
SPAR, the Ssst0Il boldly threw open the
door.
The stranger had now thrust out of bed
not only I've hoois, bot long black tail
which BIO .Rhiskcd abou, IN u paroxysm Of
rage; had any thug boen wanting to com
sgleie theiT CONSERVATION, il was supplied By
Number Nip, who coun,eretIag the utmost
degree Of canine YUclfelaiiou, sprang TO.
ward W door. Il vas tep much-the
whole troop faced about, and in their iight
Boniiace fell upon the walters they on The
hosiler, ithe hostlcr on the stable- boy, Who
overset the scullion, and they oil rolled
down fighting and set fling who should
get FIST into The kitchen. Three stuck 10
The doorway, bu: were quickly disIodged
by their compecrs behind and they all Dol
ted into the kitchen, and barrcaded the
doof behind them.
CONSIDERATION rcicned in the inn, from
the cellar 10 the cntiet. The guests were
sll ringing 10 know ihc cause OF he upEoar.
The lafdlady rsi'ed at tho servants, who
refused 10 leave their ontrenchnent, and
Bonitdce prudenlly counterfe!ed swoon,
fiom which MI lie kicks and cuffs bestow.
ed 90 him by his active spouse failed to
recall him. At length, soalching up a
tray and eyclaimug, Should he be the
Devil himself hc shall have bis breakfast,
i he pays for Il" THIS teluosaul boldly
marclcd or siairs.
Ga reaching the apartment, she found
her guest seated at table, nalting for break
fact, who, after paying her The compliments
of the morning With grave courtesy, mo.
toned her 10 set down Tie fepasi. She
obeyed, ond in doing so, glanced under the
table but nothing YVES to be seen there ex
ceF pair Of very hahdsome unboo,ed
legs. Under prelext 81 adjusting tie win.
dow curtains, che made detour 10 Tie
rear, bot with no better success; and she
then walked down stairs thoroughly PERSIA
ded that all those marvellous stories had
originated IN the effect Of ale.
roll having finished breakfast, slowly
descend tic stairs, and at the same mo
tnent the carriage Of the proud and rich
baroness Liebsnste,u drove up to the door.
lustan'ly all aas hustle within the Golden
Eagle. Out rushed the ltndipdy, the vai-
lers ard tie hos'lcrs; and INTO The kitchen
went RoN, with purse in hand. Bonilace
stood trembling before BIN. His profafed
payment wss tImldIy rcJ2eled and 10
voice almost insud bic from agitation, Bon
face begged him to accep, his poor enter
anment, adding lint he considered The
,3nor Of bis company suth lent compcnss-
ion. " Nay, Nay qUath Rolf adyanc.
ng Us the other rotreated, "thls aust no,
q. At leas, except this pursc-you know
,oi how much it will obtge me- Iieav
~ fotbidt Tempt ne not Ayaun',
ay ~ cried the horror struck Iaadord -
)n Observing our hcro's well ieigned as
On sbmeni, dropping On his knees ho ndIed,
Your excoIlcncy must excuse ne ! am
ndsr vow not 10 touch money this hles
cd dsy." " Nay, then, there is no help
nr it, +" said Roll, with the utmost urbauily;
but hcnccfor,h you mny rely on my pa
r saying whch he gstly babe good
morning and left the house.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
Acoustic Oil for Deafness

FESilIS really valuable preparation, which has
Il cured hundreds of persons. who used it ac-
ccrding 10 directions, Is now for sale in this place.
Il las been known to cure persons who have been
deaf for years, making thcif sense Of healins as
good as il ever wa, giving entire satisfaction 10
tho user. There have been number Of articles
got ~ 10 initiate this, and the proprictors mus,
tion-lho public against buying any that has MOI
get thcjF signature on Cumstoek & CO., n Y.
Sold v wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort.
laudt street, New York, and retail by b. Oates,
Charlotte
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
POETRY.
roa rnE cnARLOTrr iorasAL.
SONG.


Away with melancholy.
Nor doieful changes ring
On life aud human folly.
But mcTfily, mstfily sing.
Falla.
Come on. " rosy hours,
Guy smiling moments bring
Wen sireg the wsy with flowers,
Then meFrlly, mcrrily sing
Than whats The uss Of s,gbjog,
While time is on ,he wing
Can we prevent bis flying
Thsn mefr.ly, m uliy sing.
IfGrieG. Ike AprG showers,
a moments sadness BRING,
JOYS soon succeed like fowcrs,
Then cheefily, chsorily sing.
THO rose ia bloom refuses.
II pinet'd not IN Ito spring
Life soun It, fragrance loses,
Ihou iecf.ly, chscri,y slug
Fly. dy 81 doll emotion
Al csre bway we fingi
Pure joy Is our devotion,
Tea ehcef.ly, cheerly sing.
Fal Ia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
ARNEN

kyfsy nsl,nrhol.,n
Nar r,m T., ri, al
4, T,rE,v,1s,,,,,v ,t.n
oah'e'"us ''''' ''c'
Haze. ho,w eariorc,
Gu.4,. f,to yu,r
Sp,tg5rr,svi, ao,as
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
VOLUME XVI
T. J. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid in adpanee. THREE DOLLARS n mol
paid oithin three months And THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS il not paid until ot.
Ter he expiration Of ths year. Nc paper discoa-
hnHsd until all arrearages are paid, except at tho
option Of the Editor
w entertainments inserted al One Dollar per
square, US lines or tess, his sized type) for he
hrst insertion, and Is cents for each cgntinuaHcs
Court advertisements and SkeyiF's Sales eAgrg-
ed rs per eesi higher; aud a deduction sf 33i
per cent toiH BE- made from the regular prices, for
advertisers ~ the year. Advertisements inserted
monthly or 9sarferiy 81 per square for each time.
Seais-sasbfhfg Is cents per- sgaare for each time.
AGENTS.
Col. Il. W Cochran, Meekienburg, NJ c.
Chas. W. Harris. MIL Grop,. N. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
THE E&DIrS
MUSICAL LIBRARY.
UEexampicd cdeopness !-orer serenity pieces Of
Music for only o. 81 so. n


TEvHE Lady's Musical Library is SO ft4hly es.
& tablished in the estimation of discerning
public, that the ordinary parade conseion in com
meneing new volumes Of period Gals, is, in this
case, thoroughly unnecessary. In issuing pros
ptctus for die fourth r9luye of this valuable work,
\ The Publisher simply calls the attention Of Mus
: cal Amateurs TO the important fact, that oil the
+ NEW EST AND MOST POPULAR MUSICis
supplied by this Magazine at rate never attempt
ed by any other publisher Of music. Music fur.
nisbod in The ordinary course for ia cents, or q
quarter Vi dollar tune, is here offered at Nv
erBge OF little more than two cents-and this an.
preccdented reduction afforded without any inie.
riorily in appearance or correctness. The Must
cal Library IS edited by competent Professor
of established reputation and profound eXpc-
rence, while the mechanical department is
executed in a style that will tear comparison
with any MUSICAL PUBLICATION IN THE
WORLD. Like oil undertakings designed for
the benefit Of the many, the Musical Library has
met with strenuous opposition from the few. Such
work must ultimately take the place Of every
other order ot music. When lis once thorough
" understood By all parties that the same music
that now costs twenty five and i.ty cents, can be
procured fortwo or three there will be an end OF
monopoly. Consequently tho great aim Of inter
ested parties has been 10 msrepresent the char,
aoter of the Musical Library. Neve ttheless, in
spite Of Misrepresentation of all orders and kinds
ii ia steadily gaining ground. All that the pub
asher desires in reutaton the erroneous charges
u ale against the LIBRARY Is, that Ladies will
examine it, and Judge for themselves before
purchasing music, they will look at the Library,
investigate it thoroughly, and let it stand upon its
own merits, satisfied that wherever impartial in.
yestgaton takes place, il viii be admitted not or.
" that 1t contains the CHEAPEST MUSIC EV.
Err PUBLISHED, but that 1t is admirably ar
ranged and adapted for the use oflhe great mass of
amateur performers.
The LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY for l94S,
will be issued in the same torn and at the same
prices us ths previous volumes. Each year adds
10 the publishers resources, so that he can con-
hdently promise tha tho coming volume shall
even surrass its predecessors. Among Tho mu.
sic already published in the 1914 volums will
be found the following
POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
Dandy jim Of Caroline, Old Dan Tucker,
BOdiHida's Dance, NY Old aunt S9Hy
Miss Lucy Neal, The Old Grey Goose,
Going o5sy de Mountains, &c.
TERMS.
One copy one year, N 50
Four copies w
Ten copies IU W
Twenty-Five copies for one year. 90 90
In par funds. Postage free Addressed TO
f.. FERRETT,
Publishers Hall, l0l Chestnut 81. Philadelphia
I-Any Postmaster sending a Club,of sl0, will
be entitled 10 the 1914 Volume for himself; or,
sending a Club Of $50 will receive, either Arhur's
Ladies' Magazine for 1874, or the Musical Library
for lS45,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
Rail Road Notice.

a IL measurement goods By the South CARROLL
: A IA Rail Road arc reduced 10 ~ cents per
cubic foot
A. r, MONTGOMERY, .Agtnt.
T. S. The Company continue to receive apd for
ward all goods consigned 70 their care, wthou, de-
lay. and free Of charge which affords every fAcil.
lily 10 goods transported over this Road.
Columbia, March 26, 1915. 6m
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25

f.. FERRETT,
Publishers Hall, l0l Chestnut So. Philadelphia.
GJ-Any Postmaster sending Club.of slo, will
be entitled 10 the lSl4 Volume for himself; or,
sending Club of $50 will receive, either Arthur's
Ladies Magazine for 1874, or the Musical Library
for 1915,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

U1 Like the Rafting Of Gravel upon the Coffin s
lid the deep, hollow, husky cough Of the Consump-
tive hath in it a sound Of Death. Beware then OF
its effects, and remember that Buchan's Hungarian
Basam of Life is perfect remedy for such attacks,
however violent.
From, Henry Daley, Esq, Albany, april 10,
lS44 have used Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam
of Life, in my family, for diseases of the Lungs, tor
than year, and consider it the best article IN
use for diseases for which it is recommended.
HENRY DALEY.
Pamphlets respecting this Great English Renee
dy my be had gratis Of E. E. FAY. only agent in
H,oomlnpton. Nov. 20.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

MARRlED,-In this place, on Tuesduy evening
last, by Rev. John Stocker. Mr.. ROBERT McCLEL-
LAND, merchant, to Miss URELL MATTHEW'S, both
of Bloomington
Our thanks are hereby rendered to the parties for
the liberal supply of cake furnished this Office
blessed are they who" remember the printer, say
we. Our friends may rest assured our best wishes
attend them and we hope, from interested motives,
perhaps. many in our midst may be disposed to Ego
and do likewise"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
The Greatest Discovery of tie

Hge.
NHlS term may be justly applied to the discoy-
- cry OF compromising medicines with the dou-
bic refined Loaf Sugar in such manner that chill
dren and adults may now eat medicine with as
much pleasure as they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted to a. Sher-
man, M. D., of the city of New York, who has
been regular practitioner Of Medicine in that city
tor the last ten years, and also member Of the
New York Medical Society.
The Doctor after devoting his attention for long
slime to the subject about three years since offered
his invention to the public under the name Of
Shernaa,a's dedicated LOze1ges.
Since which time they have gained celebrity for
the cure Of different complaints for which they
recommended, unprecedented in the history Of any
other mcdicinc-they consist Of
Sherman's Cough Lozenges,
which are the most certain and eectual remedy for
coughs, colds, consumptons, whooping cough,
asthmas, tighness of the lungs and chest, ever Of
fered to the public.
Shern0e's Worm L0zenges,
arc the only infalble Worm Medicine ever discov.
cred; they have been used for hundreds of thouaands
Of cases. and never awe been known to fail. The
medical faculty recommend them in preference to
all other articles.
Sherman's Gamaphor Loze''ges,
give immediate relief in nervoGs or sick headache
palpitaton Of the heart lowness Of spirits, cypress
ion sense ofsinking at the chest &C., and is the
only article ever discovered which will remove Or
prevent Sea sickness.
Sberman's Catharfic Lozenges.
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile from
the system, and preventing attacks of the bilious
and intermittent fevers Of this section Of country.
Nheg'na0x's Poor Mans Plaster.
The best of all plasters- rheumatism, lumbago,
pain or weakness in the back JOINTS side or breast
cured by it for only IL IL cents. One million
sold yearly
The above medicines are for sale by
]. BENNETT & CO., Bloomington.
BENJAMIN COVEIL, Salem
For sale also in all the principal towns in Iowa
and Wisconsin Territories.
Bloomington, Nov. 8, ls45-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

~. The Galveston News states that the
cotton crop of Texas will prove to be quite as
good as i. was last year, perhaps better; at
least, the total Of export will probably exceed
what i. ever was before In some parts the
trough, has cut shor. the crop. but only to
limited extent. On the other hand, many new
plantations have been opened, and old ones
considerably enlarged.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

STORAGE
FOR 10000 BUSHELS WHEAT AND 1000
BARRELS PORK.
TIME subscribers have taken the "FARMERs' AND
i MrcuAr1cs' EXCHANGE" building, and are
prepared to store the above quantity OF WHEAT
and PORK, on the most favorable terms, OF they
will purchase and store on commission. The
basement will be fitted for packing Pork, which will
be received and put up in the best order for any
market.
The location Of the building is most favorable, az
il 10 detached from any other building, and conse-
quently not endangered by fire, and 90 contiguou,
to the river as to save the expense Of drayage anu
labor to and from the boats.
A competent person will always De IN seadlness
to receive and weigh any. produce with despatch
They will also receive and forward all descriptions
Of merchandise as directed.
: WIN. BROWNELL & co.
Bloomington, Nov. Is, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION,
TUyHE copartnership heretofore existing between
u Charles Evans and Dewitt Clinton Richman
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the firm will please make payment
to Charles Evans, who is duly authorized to settle
the same. CHARLES EVANS,
Oct 9, lS45 DEWITT Z. RlCHMAN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE, FArAriElp, Iowa.
October 28th, le45.
In accordance with the 9th paragraph Of the Cifs
: cular Of the LIST Of January, 1886, netts is
hereby given that applications for the purchase Of
tho following described tract Of land which has been
enormously withheld from private entry, will be
received On and afterthe 9Th day of December next
The west half Of the southeast qusstes dissection
No. Two, in township No. Seventy-fve North Of
range No. Three west, in this Land District.
BERNHART HEM, Register.
V. p. VAN ANTWERP. Receiver.
Nov. 6, 1045-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
Fresh Groceries, &C.

In STORE. received per late arrivals:
ii 80 hhds New Orleans sugar, so bbls loaf do,
SO bbls N 0 molasses, SO do sugar house do,
800 sacks Rio coffee, 100 packages fresh teas, +
25 bills S almonds, 10 cases Bos.. sal@ratus,
100 bxs herrings 5 drums real Goldfish,
IS kit salmon, 10 bbls mess shad,
50 bbls Inland Or bbls Nos 2 and mackerel,
10 bbls ground ginger, 20 boxes do,
so bxs NJ Il rasins, 100 hf and Or bxs do.
casks currants, 20 bxs smoking tobacco,
Is bxs pipes, 20 nests tubs, so doz bucket
10 bbls alum S do copperas, Is do dye-wood,
10 kegs spikes, S kegs wrought nails,
200 kegs assorted nails, SO do flooring brads,
20 kegs Sd nails, 100 coils Manila rope,
100 bags G A salt, SO do L do.
cases indigo, 3 casks madden,
IS bags pepper, Is do pimento,
20 bxs ground cinnamon. IS bxs mustard.
10 bxs pepper sauce, 20 do ground pepper,
100 bxs soap. 10 do CASTLE do. 20 do fancy DO
SO bxs mould sandles, SO do sperm do.
80 bxs pickles, 40 jars prunes; 5 bxs citron
so reams wrapping paper, SO do capdo.
SO do letter do. u gross playing cards,
8 casks w 8 sperm oil. very fine article.
For sale by VIM. P. COWLES.
81. Louis, Nov, %, l845.
IRON AND CAsTINGs-l5O tons bar steel,
hoop and boiler iron, assorted sizes, 20 tons
kettles, pots, ovens skles, andirons, DC. in store
and for sale by WIN. r. COWLEo,
Nov %. IL Water Street.
GTEEL-lO,OOO lbs Sanderson, Bros. e Co.'s
~ best cast steel, embracing oil sizes,
1000 lbs E B steel,
5000 do German do
600 do Crawiey do
10000 do spring and plough steel,
1000 do double shear steel,
5000 do American blister DO,
IN store and for sale low by
Nov 20 WIN. r. COWLEo.