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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
New Books.

NCW J5OOKS.
The Women of the Revolution, in , vols. by Mrs.
Elicit
The French Revolution Of lS4S.
The lngoldsby Legends: Brothers and Sisters;
Rival Beauties; Kate Walsingham, by Miss Pick
erng A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects; The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities, dc.
Nov. H. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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Dissolution.

The Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Firm of Boyd g. Brother, is dissolved this day by
mutual consent; the name of the Firm will be used
only in the settlement Of its business.
J. d. BOYD.
]. b. BOYD.
Lancaster C. IT, Dec 18th lS4S 3t 81
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JiUI,1! IigIlt!!

Bleaci,ed LAMP OIL, Of good quality, can 6e
mad at 80 cents per gallon.
Nov. 20. +. l.. ZEMP.
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Currants, Raisins, Cilron, Almonds and fresh
Prunes in fancy boxes. Also Virginia Cheese and
Butter. For sale by L. w. BONNEY.
Dec l3 If 80
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Notice.
Notice This.

The subscriber will run good PASSENGER
COACH to and from the Rail Road for the accom-.
mediation Of Passengers and will take them to any
part Of the town as cheap as the cheapest. Small
favors thankfully received.
JOHN X. WITHERSPOON.
October 25th, 1s45. 43 IF
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Notice..

The subscriber having closed his business, re-
quests all persons indebted to him by note or open
account, TO come forward and settle Immediately.
lie may be found at Mr. II. Levy's Office:
Nov. 90. g. B. LEVY.
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Holyday Ticket over the South. Carolin
Rail Road.

800 80 - SssRz esss 81
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Fifteen Negroes to Hire for 184o.

Among them are first rate Blacksmith, Car
penter, Wheelrght, Cooks. House Girls, Nurses
and Laborcrs. Contracts will he entered into at
at once, to take effect from the first day of January
next. Apply to a. BURR.
Dec Doth, IT 5l
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Mille.. Lucerne, Canary and Hemp See1.
D-The subscriber heing in the habit Of proving
his Seed, before vending, is enabled TO recommend
them with confidence.
Dec % ]. R. McKAIN.
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&J@NSy @G10@&o
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

The Subscriber has received the past week % Cases Of
Boots and shoes: embracing great variety Of
Gents light Calf and proof pegged and sewed Boots
do do do do do Bootecs.
Ladies' black and colorc Cater and half Cater Boots
do kid morocco seal and leather Ties, and buskns.
do ..'- do do do walking.
Misses do do do Boots,
do do do do walking.
Boys light Boots all sizes from 6s TO SIS.
do light and heavy calf and goat Bootees.
Chldrens black and cOored morocco Boots and Shoes.
do goat seal and leather Boots and Shoes
House Servants Shoes.
complete assortment of and leather Boots and
Shoes, some extra large.
Heavy stock of Mems lined and bound and coarse Bro
gans and Negro stitch downs.
Hats, Caps s. Bonnets.
Men and Boys Nutra Satin Beaver Fur and Wool Hats
Cloth, Glazed. Seal and Seeis Caps
Ladies and Misses Florence, Tuscan Rice Braid Lawn,
Straw and Willow Bonnets.
All of which will be sold at very low prices.
G. w. OLNEY.
Opposite the Bank of Camden.
Dec. Goth, 1913. 2t 81
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OURH0JJSE. E'sss~s'.7:ss
OYSTERS CHEAPER TH AN BREAB9s

OYSTERS CH EAPER = HAN. u 3 bhtSADs4
The SUBSCRIBED. having just returned fror1Char-
lesion, takes pleasure in informing those who have
so literally patronized him. land all those who maI
and Charleston agents, to receive a daily supply
Of Oysters, Fish. all Game in season, together
with our home market, fatiers himself that 6e viii
serve up tie above varieties Of the season 10 al
good styles any Restaurant in the Union=
City and country orders promptly attended to.
JAS. e. McKENNA.
Better kno1rn as MAC. i1s I. ~ o:fpsS ssir Z
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Dentistry,

Dr.. J. LEE, may be found every day in his
office up stairs in the Post Office buildings.
Nov % aS o.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OflNlO.SS OF l1E fhESSk 4 s.sy.rTt.
From the Sunday Atlas Of January, l6i il84Ss.
We would call the attention Of our readers the adver.
tisement Of Hastings Compound Syrup OF Nsphtha. The
proprietor Of this medicine DR. HastiDgs,s quac, but
ranks OF the best physicians of England Hes also
the head Of the Blenheimstreet Free Dspenay. Hay-
ing like other physlccns had his attention dawpo
the great prepondcrance ofdeahs from pulmonary com.
plants, he devoted his earnest attention to il f several
years. and the result his conviction ta Naphta,
remedial agent consumption, surpassed any other ycme
dy known to the faculty 1t has since been used wh the
greatest by nearly all Of the first physirians
England and, learn from the American agent, 4r.
Harrson is being introduced extensively in 0ur hoe
pals, and in the private practice Of majority Of ply
sicans. We advise all who in any say troubled with
pulmonary complaints to try single bottle, which will
prove its efficacy" -.,.-
From the Western P,siiaiium ofDec. s. 1877.
1--WE much surprised the other day by vnit from
un acquaintance whom we last saw. few weeks since,
confined his bed by complaint of the Iungs. He
almost perfect hesh and he asstted that this
surprising change had been produced by sir bottles Hasf,
ing's Compound Syrup OF Naptha.' SO gegsl
For sale bv JAMES r. Nick AIN, CaHden-PriceS 81
per bottie-sx bottles for S. cash. ss.j stHss
Dec. 6, 1913, 49 --4ss 3ms
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HASTINGS H. .f .ss,., 5as'sSs 2sS
Compound Syrup of .f1ayhklkR,

NOT ONLY POSITIVE BUT A WARRANTED
CURE for consumption and all diseases Of the lungs
This medicine has decided the dispuae about the euaky
Of consumption, and satisfied the medical faculty and all
who have used it, that consumption and all affections Of
The lungs only be cured they easily and
human frame Liable. The operation Of single hoine,
which costs S,is sufficient to satisfy any -patent-fnns
altogether too far gone with the dsease-of this fac and
single dose gives evidence Of its extraordinary In
mediate relief which it sf,rds This no qaack sor se-
rendy. Dr. Hastings its discoverer, is offhe
most eminent physicians Of the age, and bus made f
world wishing incur the responsibility of con6ning
TO himself for the s;Ike Of profit secret which cal
culaed do such univ ersa good And such has beente
wonderful result Of its operations that the London Lancet
Medical Times ana the most ere: Physicians Of both
hemsphees, an1ously callng upon sufferers have
immediate and pucaim,ng that Of all known
medicine it alone has positively established its efficacy by
undvniable proofs Of curing consumption and all other din
eases Of the lungs. 81, sa.a a15..,.,. lFs .t,,e5
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Dec 6
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Segal's, SegaIs.

SegaTS, SegafS.
The subscriber will keep constant supply Of
the most approved brands Of Spanish Segars, and
now on hand
La EiIlaueuva
La Filantropa
Consolation
Gold Leaf rucApo
Pressed Escpranza
Ludes' Regaa
Crown Eagle
Cazodore
Nov. ii. II. LEVY.
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Ayre's Cherry PectOral,
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
Just received, full supply Of Ayers Cherry PecrIa
truly valuable REMEDY for coughs, colds and al! aec
ons Of the lungs Medical Colleges and the Profession
generally have given ii the most atterns reception
Ingredients and mode of preparation having been publicly
and fully laid open to their inspection is powerful
and efficient remedy in aggravated disease, and in dm'
shed doses one Of the peasnnest safest and host family
medicines in Use. For sale in Camden by JAMES r. Nc
KAHN, Druggist. Oct Is.
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Just Received ut Our House,
4 choice stock of LIQUORS, which will be
sold low for cash, and in such quantities as TO
suit purchasers, viz:
BRANDTES of the Otard and Depuy brands
GIN-Swan, Apple and Imperial
WTlISKEY-Scolch, Irish, AIonongahcla and
North Carolina
RUM-Old 81. Croix and Jamaica.
Tennets Glasgow Ale
Philadelphia do
Byass' London Porter, &c. DC;
JAS. G.. MckENNA.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-11

! "'S'Citi' WHO StIdli HOlu his once as Is pro-
/ vlded in this constitution. and until his sue
/ cessor shall he chosen and qualified. and
/ after he shall have been elected he shall re-
side in the circu,lor which he was elected.
One Of said Judges shall be designated as
chief justice, in such manner as the legisla-
ture shall provide. And the legislature shall
AT lis first session, provide by law as well
for the election Of as for classifying the iud-
ges of the circuit court TO be elected under
this constitution, in such manner, that one
Of said judges shall 90 out of office in two
years, one in three years, one in four years.
one IN five years, and one in six wears. and
thereafter the Judge elected 10 fill the office
shall hold the same for six wears.
Sec. 8. The circuit courts shall have ORR
ginal jurisdiction in all matters civil and
criminal within this state, not excepted in
tins constitution, and not hereafter prohibit
ed by law, and appellate jurisdiction from
all inferior courts and tribunals, and super
visory control over the same. They shall
also have power to issue WritS of habcas
corpus, mandamus, injunction. quo warran.
to, certorari, and all other writs necessary
TO carry into effect their orders, judgments.
and DEGREES, and give them general control
over INFERIOR courts ana Jurisdictions.
see. .: men any vacancy ShaH happen
N me once OF Judge OF the supreme or
circuit court, such vacancy shall be filled By
an appointment OF the Governor, which shall
continue until 4 successor is elected and
q0"!lI,cu' ana "lleh eIec'ea' sucI successor
| shaIi hoIu his once the residue OF the uncN-
,,ir,l FEIo.,. .I,, l. II T.
PlFeu 'eTIn' mere shaH be no election tor
J"oSe or Judges al any general election Tor
STATE or county oihccrs' nor WITHIN thirty
days eltner before or alter such election.
see. TO- Lach OF the Judges OF the SUI
preme ana circuit courts shail receive sal
aF!' payable quarterly, OF not less than one
thousand i've hundreuuoIIarS annually; they
shall receive no fees OF office or other com
pensatlon than their salaries; they shall hold
no oilIcc OF public trust, cHccpta judicial Of
fee, during The term for which they are re-
spectIveIy elected, and all votes for either Of
them for any Office except Judicial office,
gwen by the Legislature or the people, shall
be VOID. no person shall be eligible to the
Office OF Judge who shall not at the time Of
ms election be citizen Of the tnted States,
and have attained the age of twenty-five
years, and be qualified elector within the
jurisdiction Tor which he may be chosen.
See. IL. The supreme court shall hold
at least one term annually at the seat of gov
eminent OF the state, at such times rs shall
be provided by law, and the Legislature may
provide for holding other terms, and al other
places when they may deem 1t necessary.
\ circuit court shall be held at least twice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-11

ses. except treason felony and breach OF the peace
be privileged from arrest, nor shall they be subject
TO any civil process during the session Of the legs-
lature, nor for fifteen days next before the com
mcncement and after the termination ofeach session
DC. No member Of the legislature shall Jc la
Die in any civil action or criminal prosecution villa
tever for words spoken in debate
II. The style OF the laws OF the state shall be
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows :; and
no laws shall be enacted except by bill
IS. No private or local bill which NAV be
passed by the legislature shall embrace more than
one subject, and that shall be expressed in the title
49, Any bill NAV originate in either house Of
tie legislature. and bill passed by one house may
be amended by the other.
20. The yeas and nays OF the members OF ci-
thcT house on any question: shall the request o:
one sixth OF those present be entered on the journal
S 2l Each member Of the legislature snail re-
ce,re for his services two dollars and fifty cents for
each days attendance during the session ana ten
cents for every mike he shall travel in going t. and
returning lrom the place OF the meeting OF tie le
gislature, on the most usual route
y. The legislature may con er upon tie boards
OF supervisors Of the several counties OF the state
such powers Of local legislative, and adminis,ra-
i've character, Is they shall from time to time pre-
scribe.
-. The Legislature shall establish but one sys-
tenn OF town and county government, which Shall
be rs nearly uniform rs practicable
p. The legislature shall never authorize any
lottery or grant any divorce
% The legislature shall provide Ly law that
all stationery required for I e OF the state. and
all printing authorised and required by them to be
done for their OF for the state, shall be let by
contract 10 the lowest bidder but the legislature
may establish maximum price. No member OF
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oICa'" q Inc leh" laws, and all moneys
@r'SiH- from any grant 10 ne state, when
'ie proposes 81 S"cI grant are net specified,
an" u.' i'I Hoh"Jtd ihouSand acres OF land
10 "'iIa me state is entitled by the rrorl-
Sons "I an ACT oi congress entitled :" an &C.
!" appropriate me proceeds OF The sales Of
me Pon"c lanes. and 10 grant Fre-emptIon
'E"S, approved ne 4IhdaY OF Sepiemoer'
one thousand e'ghi hundred ana iorly-one'
'"" ''so "'e h'e per rtn'um 81 me nett pro-
NCeUS u 'he pdoHr lands. 10 winch me state
SI"" become ehuatd on her admission INTO
ue thi"n' IN Congress shall consent to
'ueh appropriation OF the two grants last
menioned,) shall bc set apart rs 4 separate
'uhu' |" De called The school fund, The inter-
cS' III "hira' ana all "ther revenues derived
from ule Sthooi lands, snail be exclusively
Afp"ed 10 Inc following Objects, 10 WI:
ISL . the support ana maintenance OF
common schools IN each school dis; Ct, and
me purchase oi suitable Libraries and aQpa-
'atoS mnre'"r'
~"' ne RESIDUE S"ai' oe appropriated 10
"'S support an" maintenance q academies
""u ""'"'"I 2th"o'S' ana SU!Uaoie libraries
""I apparatus V!cf'in'.
see. q. he legislature snail provide ny
raw Tor me cS|aoIls"M1ht OF disirclSchoo,S'
when shaH he rs nearly rniorm rs praeu-
c'oIc. ana s|rh schools snail he tree and
"I'hodt charge Tor tuition lo al children
between me ages 'f '"0r ana twenty wears,
an" j" sIG'2ri"h instruction sHaIl DC allowed
0rI'i"'
SO = l'1cn town ~! ely sI'"', oe re-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-11

law for the speedy publication of all statute
laws. and of such judicial decisions made
within the state as may be deemed expcdi-
ent. And no general law shall be in force
until published.
Sec. -. The legislature at lis first ses-
sion after The adoption Of .hs constitution,
shall provide for the appointment of three
commissioners, whose duty it shall be 10
inquire into, revise, and simplify the rules
OF practice, plcadings, forms and proceed
lngs, and arrange a system adapted to the
courts of record of this state. and report the
same TO the legislature, subject TO their mo-
dlticatIon and adoption; and such commits
sion shall terminate upon the rendering of
the report,unless otherwise provided by law.
Sec. %. The legislature may provide for
the appointment of one or more persons in
each organized county, aud may vest in
such persons such Judicial powcras shall he
prescribed by law. Provided, that such
power shall not exceed that Of Judge OF a
circuit court at chambers.
ARTICLE NIII.-FINANCE.
Section /. The rule Of taxation shall be
uniform, and taxes shall be levied upon such
property as the legislature shall prescribe.
See. ,. No money shall be paid ont OF
the treasury, eNceptin pursuance Of an ap-
preparation by law.
Sec. 3. The credit of the state shall never
be given or loaned in and Of any individual,
association. or corporation.
See. I. The state shall never contractany
public debt, except in the cases and manner
herein provided.
See. 5. The legislature shall provide for
an annual tax sufficient to dclrav the estima-
ted expenses of the state for each year; and
whenever the expenses for any wear shall
exceed the income, the legislature shall pro-
vide for lcvSiug 4 tax for the ensuing wear
sufficient. with other sources of income. To
pay the deficiency, as well as the estimated
expenses of such ensuing year.
Sec. &. Tor the purpose Of dcfravinr cX-
traordinary expenditures, the same may con-
tract public debts; bat such debts shall ney-
or in the aggregate exceed one bundled thou-
sand dollars. Every such debt shall be au-
thorizcd by law, for some purpose or pur-
poses TO he distinctly specified therein; and
the vote of a majority of all the members
elected to each house, to be taken By yeas
and nays, shall Ire necessary to the passage
of such law; and every such Law shall pro-
vide for lcvying an annual tax sufficient to
pay the annual interest of such debt, and the
principal within five years from The passage
of such law. and shall specially appropriate
the proceeds Of such taxes to the payment
of such principal and interest; and such APP
preparation shall not be repealed, nor the
I taxes he D3StD01cI or diminished until tho
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-11
TIE
& ON 'EE'E' u TGON
FOR THE
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
AS PASSED IN CONNE NTION, MADISON,
FEBRUARY lst, 1915.
DRE MILE

WE, the people OF Wisconsin grateful to Al
mighty God for our freedom in order to secure It's
blessings, form a more perfect government insure
domestic tranquility and promote the general vel
fare, do establish this Constitution.
ARTICLE
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,I,EnNIE

TUE TELEGRsPH is printed on a sheet equal in
sze to the largest paper in the territory, and fur
hshes more reading matter than any other paper in
the county. The terms Of subscription, which I'M
der ordinary circumstances VIC shall always rgldy
adhere to- are as follow:
81 IS per year, il adrance
0O per year if paid within months afrer
subscribing.
50 ifpaid after three and within six months
of the time Of Subscribing
- is paid after months and within the wear
o. on all subscriptions which remain unpaid
beyond tie year
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-20

4NI'N i'-N'.l'-N l'A " ! VIZ " wv ~ >
ind lass ,riOdiHg P,usioH, 10 Ciiidreu ~
oriau CHScS.
TllE subscriber, having been for long
L time engaged IN investigating clam,
Tor pensions, arrears OF ptusions, buunt,
lands Communication OF half pay, arrears o
military pay SC. g and having all the
Laws, forms, and Regulations, from the
Pension oitCc,-Is therefore prepared 10 aud
vigorously and promptly, AT his own risk and
expense without fee or reward (whcn unsuc-
ccss'ulj all applications for pensions, IN the
following cases.
Ist Where claim has been rejected or
suspended for further proof
Cd Where PcnsIoner, living or dead, il
or was supposed to bc entitled 10 a larger
pension than was awarded.
81. Where revolutionary officer OF sol
der IS now living, or has died since Sd Of
March l~3l,-or where having served during
the war, IN the Continental establishment,
he has died since 81 Of March, 1896
lih Where widow married previous
The expiration Of her husbands last term Of
service, is now alive, or has died since ilh
Of july. ls3G
9th. Where a widow married previous to
(hc lsi OF January 1874, IS now alive. or has
lundct certain clrcumslaurcs) died since 7lh
July, 1888.
G'h. Where widow has been married
more than once and IS now a widow, or has
died WIDOW since 3 August 1912
1'h. Claims OF every description, for ar.
toars Of Pension, due the hens Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and mlc
to obtain Pensions, need not despair If they
trust their case to his hands, as lac has OBJ
'"'no" p'ns'"ns m many cascs where they
Hi' oerh gwen up as entirely honclc,s. after
repeated unsuccessful efforts. He not only
dcvoics bis whole time and attention IN The
busitcSS, personally, bot has the assistance
Of an agent who has been engaged IN the bu.
N!ness lot hueen or twenty years; and who
visits Washington several times wear. win
al iAo principal offices Of records, O the ser.
wees Of Revolutionary soldiers. viz Bos,on
oncord, Montpelier. Hartford, Ncwpor,
Trenton, llarlsburph, Phlladelphla. New
J OK and Albany, where he has access to
Tie old Rolls auI Rccords-aud having ac.
cess :" nomcrous private Rolls. IS. IN many
instances, enabled 10 establish clarms.vL4re
agents With less facilities Tor Investigating
hem 'al, Of obtaining what IS Justly due
llc wishes to be distinctly unde,.,ood
Aa' j." investigates an claims at IN, own
's"' without any compensation whatever
q AcU unsuccessful, and that no clam vii
'' c"N,dc'ed hopeless where pension i,
Justly drc
IreHS varied according 10 tho nature and
N"Hl Of the service, rendered. and the
Mount Of the claim recovered All those
mo suppose they have clsimsVIIl. on send
1g >"''Went q: facts 10 tie subsrtbcr. he
UiuTmcu "a ItIu.t fH4,g, =. .,t...
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-20
"Sstry Merchants

Br7.snlsf,lfs and 49, va" e"'e
A BkOM., .. 90
.s-s 2 81 ,H,tf.' r. e,-is tHs Pos,u5,,,
$50 .,t+-. Mar
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-20
PENSION AGENCY

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS.
ind larS ,ri,ndiac Posion, 10 Ciiidreu ~.
,,riaU CGSCy.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-20
vrRY LAKoI DISCOUNT

BOSTON OR NEN YORK PRICES
Dat ~c-.nI rar7cf tas tcss 20 Iass
a.c TiI1rs 49, seaton sr1 has ha1sti
.atgsh o' Cpgter,, C.Ias A Gast Ware.
Osr isr t',s ioi lnpor.ug food, srs
tufs md ~ ~il se. at smIN strau,t
l. see .s.f o. frn-..rs alton
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-28
ne ROTARY improved, boz wood on coal,
Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics,

NM ILL find at the Worcester County srcuural Ware
w House, and Seed Store, No 220 Man Street, oppo
site the City Hail. Worcester Herbs Grass, Fowl Meadow
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Beans, and Peach Stones.
Eagle, Selfsharpenng, Sde-IIill and Subsoi Plows.-
Flow Wheels, Cutters, Points and Irons. Geddes' Har
lows, iarrows Cultivaor HarroNs Cultivators Seed
Planters WheeIbarrows Canal B,rrows and Store Bar
rows, Store Trucks large and small Sugar Mills. Fanpiag
Mills, Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters,
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets ard Tubs Wash Tubs
Pals, Pail Cans, Wood Bowls Trays, Soap Dishes Salt
Mortais, Butter Fruit, sugar, Spice, knife Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins and Mop Handles
Axe, Hoe, and shovel Handles. Ok Yokes, and Bows,
Road Tree and Bench Scrapers Grass Hooks
Horse Cards and Brushes Brush scyhes and Snahs Log
Draft Whihletree Stake, Trace, Halter, and Cattle Tie
Chtins, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters
Falls Grindstones;- and Cranks, Whetsones, Axes,
Hatchets. Budding Knives, Sausage Filters Wuodsaws
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes Grant erry Races Potato
Digsers, Manure Hooks, Muzzles, Cothe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and II indies, Shovels Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety OF other useful
articles, which will be sold prices 10y subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug 80, 1913. d&wlf