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Volume 15----Number 40.

thigh, or behind his ear, as though one and all
had been afflicted with the malady ofSi. ViIus.
| was, at first, startled with these demohsIrs-
tions, but upon liule reflection. perceived that
my saturne friends were only killing musque-
toes.
"Have you got any ham and eggsl" ask at
length.
SCOT any ham and eggsl" echoed the origi.
nal speaker. with an emphasis, thar clearly be.
tokened surprise.
"Yes-ham and eggs" repeated /.
"No-we hsint got any,"
"Apity," thought IL was fond Of ham and
eggs; shave you got any chickens, theul"
"Chickensl"
"Yes," said |, "chckens."
"No-we haint got any chickens, neery
chicken"
"Well, have you got any meat"
"Got any meaIl"
"Yes--any sort Of meat-beef, pork, mutton
or veal; I'm not particular-'m hungry"
"No--we haint got any,"
"Have you any bread lhenl'
"Any bread"
"Yes, bread-a piece Of bread and glass oI
"o'Ol '"e'' W q huhSly Hdu' u Udnqueb'
"No-we haint got no bread"
"Well; my friend, have you got anything to
eat of any kindl"
"Anythin' to eat of any kindl"
"Yes-anything-l'm as hungry as a wolf.''
"No,-we haint got nothing to eat of merry
kindl"
"Well, old fellow, will you tell me how you
do here anVhowl"
"Very well, thank ye, stronger, how de yer
deo, yerself!"
gave a violent wrench at the bride, which
brought my horse round like pivot, and dig
ging the spurs into his sides. headed him at
the road. But the poor beast did not need any
driving; for, whether he had been satisfied by
his own inspection of the place, or whether he
had understood the conversation, he broke into
a desperate gallop, and did not stop until he had
reached the top of the long hill. Here had
the curiosity to turn round in the saddle, and
LOOK back; and to my astonishment, the three
men were still seated just as | had left them;
and really believe that they are sitting there 10
this day!-Mayne Reid'S neO work. "War
Life"
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Written for SCOTS Philadelphia Weekly Paper
The Prairie,

Written for SCOTS Philadelphia Weekly Paper.
The Prairie.
By C. HENRY HOYT.
An! some may love the briny, billowy deep,
And think there's music in its sullen roar,
Admire its beauty when the wild winds sleep
Or when il breaks upon the rOck-bound shore.
Some find treasure in the trackless wood,
Whose Giant trunks obscure the light of day:
Where shades like night around the vision brood,
Without beam to cheer the thorny way.
And others still would look upon the walls
Ofcrowded cities with feasting eye;
Exut 10 tread their echoing marble halls
And through the giddy whirl of fashion fly.
/ love the boundess rairie, 'tis to me
A whole-sould Joy to view its broad expanse;
Its undulatiCns, like the heaving sea,
OF countless flowers, which to the breezes dance.
Here rests the sunbeams' golden flooding light
AL unobstructed from the arch OF heavn;
Above the prarie bird pursues its flight
Around-the blossoms by the south-wind driv n.
You'd own with me 'twere rapture here to stand,
And breathe the gales which fan the prairie
AOw'r,
List to the songsters of this fairy land,
And list'ning, muse away happy hour.
Then view with me the glorious summers sun
Declining DER this waving sea of green,
Where earth and sky seem minglng into one,
And heavn comes down to view the lovely
scene.
OIL can never gladly hail the time
When this bright spot shall know the ruthless
plow,
Nor sing its beauties in the gliding rhyme,
When aught but blossoms in its bosom grow.
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HUNKER AND BARNBURNER.-Th New York
Locofocos continue to make desperate efforts at
a coalition, and finding their former efforts at a
reunion futile, they propose holding confer
ence at Rome on the 18th Of August. It does
not however, meet with much favor as yet.
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l. Subscribers, who DO not give sTprss soiios -
the contrary, are considered wishing to eontinos
their subscriptions.
=. II subscribers order the disconlihuanoe q
their papers, the publisher may e0ntinss to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect OF refuse to take their
papers from the Offices TO which they are sent, they
are held responsible til they have settled their
bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers remove TO other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper ls sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
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(ETThe Washington Union says that the Lo-
coGoco party "must not go to sleep in its present
position" Probably it had better not. It 10
streached directly across the track of the great
Wing railroad, and the cars will be along by
and by.--LOuiSuille Jour.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS

H. A. TYLER, 80 CAMP STREET, two doors
H. north of GIavier street, offers for sale good ~
assortment Of Fine Lever Duplex and Lepne $s3A
WATCHES, in Gold and Silver Hunting or Open u h
Faced Gases Marble and Fancy Manel Clocks pa
Counting House Clocks Gold Guard. Vest and Fob Chains
SeSls and heys Cod Pens with gold and silver holders
cod Pencils Thtmhes, etc. Bracelets, Brooches Nee >la
Ges Ear and Fogsr Rings of all the fashionable patterns
Locke Studs; Sleeve Button Bracelet Clasps for Hair
Buckles Waist buckles.
Fine Silver Casors Cups lchers Tea and Table Spoons
Forks Ladies, Sugar Tongs Napkin RINGS Egg Cups etc
Silver Plated CastoIs, Candlesos Walters Trays Uns
Tea Sets, Forks and Spoons.
FINE FANCY GOODS, viz: Rich Fans Papier Ma
che WORK Dessing Jewelty and Perfume Boxes; Desks
etc. Music and Writing Portfolios; Gard Gases Rosewood
and inaid Boxes various patterns Silver Combs, Shell
patterns.
CUTLERY.-Rodsers' Fine Pocket and Penknives. Ra-
ZOrs, Scissors. etc
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARlETY-Genpipe Fa
rna Cologne Florida and Lavender Water Fancy Soaps
etc. together with variety of Goods numerous to
mention.
Strangers visiting the city invited 10 call and examine
these Goods e A T. intends always have hand
reasonable prices ~
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED
at short notice All orders from the Country will meet with
nrompt attention, by
fyiO 6mW L. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street. N. O.
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Msl:zl',:s;sa!'AIz: 7sI
The GREAT kEMEnY

THE GREAT kEMEDY
For Rheumatism, G0ut, Pam m the Side, HIP
Back, lambs and Joints Scrottt3Q Kings EuI
Wine SUeliingS, Hard IRmors, Sti8 Joinls
and all Fired Pans ,rhqteUer.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
'E'HESE fLASTERS possess the advantage OF being put
= mp IN Al tight boHes-hence they tain their full
IN all climates We have Just received the following test.
monial from q C. Sellers eminent lawyer in success ful
practice IN Wilcox county, Alabama. He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose Influence has great weight
'tAMDEN. Ala. Nov. 2ith. 1913
HssSrs. Se0rH &. .Hcad- Gentlemen l. Having been
requested TO state what has been the of my experence
IN the use OF your Hebrew Plaster cheeruly comply by
saying that have found be heretofore recommended
an invaluable mel;ciRe In different of my family
nave applied the Plaster to Chronic Sores Tuinors and
ans and has failed TO afford instant relief have
ao USED with good effect upon person the cure
Vi ucefS' win which have been severely afflicted
Respectfully, etc. {. G. SELLERS"
cbeWare OF Counterfeits and Base limitations
CACIlohi ne uscnbeTs the only General in
ne Sates Tor the sale Of this truly valuable Plaster
ana N order 10 prevent purchasers being imposed upon by
counterfeit article sold IN this city and elsewhere Tor the
MARKS Of the genuine: " '"e N''i4s
Ihs genuine put up in smooth, engine-turned bot
Inc geaaine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions around he box with Rcord ~
Court to E. Taylor, Rochester. Fl = q = n ~ "
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & co.


Tin Plates, Bar and sheet Tror Mil.
CUTLERY, etc etc ai4'' 1Asiro"dTe
STORES Nos 10 snd 81 C3E9y sTpErr
- corner of J.N,r apJ N - ftEf y, and
store and on the way from tbs 80 nave IN
pean and Northern ports. a large stock of ><sstsz9
goods comprising the nnSt eytaO
8"3sIve and complete assortment in fsassa "a
their line in the United States-conssinS n -
OF the following '0 0o''H""s' III part
1000 boxes Tin Plates assorted sizes and ot tho hoe. ,u
o0,0UO lbs. Block Tin, Speter Sheet Zinc s+c
~ IDS bTa@leIS and Sheeng Copper ass all zes
IoOO hdis Sheet, Hoop Band and Rod IRON jrnn w.
~ Russia Iron, ETC. -' oH W der
oo tons Swedes English and American Iron: fiat SQUARE
so ,ouh1; iIough, Piate, Boiler and Flue Irons
w Wns SleeT-Nay!or y Co.'S celebrated Cast Steel +.
Ind'Snah S 80 German, Crowley, English and
aiite.eah q clustered Spring Steel; Naylor Il Co 3
fpsiieDtateI sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws Gin Saw
~ I Ia.es a ~ 1in brsfieS
Ca,, LIB acc! Coli ana Halter Chains.
Sad D In, LTGulslahS, HIubblng and Cane Hoes.
Pan Iiouf, latent Balances, Brass Kettles.
ppaaehI Me'auic Saqce Pans and Tea Kettles.
fP ass, ,o " aAd iron " are.
I TinneIS TlNes, bucket Ears, Sauce Pan Handles
tineis iHols IRVING ans, Smiths Bellows.
Nm Taini'dgs ana ~ Coiey Mouse Hole Anvils.
~ E Sciew T,a,es' STOCKS ana Dies
RENE I pasi y 700 COZ screws
Hoax and pIata ~ ~ alihaes'
I0cks-Ansrican mi ~ r. I,h e - ,o;,;
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HARDWARE ETC.
II. DOES below Clna ,tree New oean. has on land
direct from the American and English Manu- S--Zy7-
factories H 6, sfTRSs IT sGfRfFT 9sE
"A etc. and as cheap can be found 80
70 the examination Of which buyers are respect
fully Invited Among Others, are the following
800 tons Ton, s SNHe AmsIcsP and Engb IRON assorted
$50 bundles English A@ecan. and 0 Russian sheet
n IDS hS.l BTSzleIS Copper assoed-al sizes
SO boxes Loaded Plates, 14x2o-for roofing.
10 SS lbs BqeE TIM osOeel Sheet z zinc s' ETC.
ooo Ovens Soldiers, skiIlets Fire Dogs etc w.
eOo dozen Collins, Roots, Davis. Simmons. and Hunts
200 dozen Ames, Rowands and Others Spades and
200 dozen Whtemores genuine Cotton and Wool Cards.
oVo Gois Cotton and Manila Rope. Bed Cords, Plough
goo goo casks Ok, Log, Trace, and Halter Chains.
0Oo casks Cotton and Cane Hoes assotedmost approved
50SS gallons gallo best Winter BIeached Whale OIL
soo balehs best oet f HpTdTm on
,] Tar kPteh T@Fsntifs osEum and Packing Yarn
200 Halls Peacock Poughs.
Sad Irons, Patent balances, Brass Kettles
I'm and iapanned Ware, Hook and Plate Hinges:
e ga Kettle sauce Pans Brass Copper and lion Ware
sm aR&s Bf fFsss' A n and and Rsss
with Toms s Screw Plates Stocks and Dies
Bndle Bis. SrGps, Buckles Bed Screws:
uT2chsIall kinds; Sliding Door Furniture Round Bolts
We've Wire, Curry Combs, Guns. Fenders. Fire Sets;
hndirons, t1ndlr0ns, GriddeS Knives and Forks:
Pocket Cutlery Scissors, Raz7rs Spoons EDGE Tools.
Cnfthn Bands and Pins, Files and Saws all kinds;
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, and Corn Mills:
fiorse and Mule Collars, Hames Blind Brides:
Tin and Mil Irons, Coopers' Tools Truss Hoors:
Band and Harness Leather, Shoe Thread
Ninfow Glass, Putty, Pant-ai kinds;
cologne Mil Stones, Grind Stones, BoIting Cloths.
Stock Kettles ' ~ pcs
Saubs celebrated patent Burr Stone Corn Mill spne,o,
To 70 any thing OF the kind now in use. |
Iseet WIN every variety OF goods usually found in
A'''ie' anu all very low. d9 6mW
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRy, Etc,

r. \ TYLER, % ca Up 81. has constantly on hand.
Lever napex T s1d Cylinder d. Ea q G9d
- -. the he, best es,n mqks's ~, AAIs3Fe5 YET
s>-"-, '-a% and KEYS in every variety. Gold Pens
PEenfs Thqbes Bqekles, a. Fine Bracelets, Brooches
GecAaeeSr kings sverWaTe, Spoons and Forks ladies'
Casf9rs, CUPS Pitchers, Trays, Plated Cssors Tea.etts
EanisstIcks ms, nch Fancy Goods Lnbin.s fine Per
nery-together with great OF other articles 100
nnmeouS 10 mention. AlsO-SPECTACLES, with God
SILVER shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
fr0actos, etc etn, constantly hand, and
hLieu 10 SUIT Inc eve at shoTl notice. nIj
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E.I ! 81

1he Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer ka0trn to Man for Cougbs
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis. Bleeding OF
tie Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Jtrer Affections, Pam or Weakness Of The
Breust or SIDE, FIRST Stages of ConSunyti6n. etc.
Our AGENT at Mark(yle, La, writes u:
dcssrs Scera d .Nea@-diens-EBcose send Won
letter from d Duany Graduate OF Medicine and one of
our most Sklnl Physicians testying TO the renarkabe
effects OF Nist5rs Balsan his practice lie stands
sb aiohs ire IiOlessrn here and has very extensive
pfacuee. LSgnedl 6. A. STEvEys."
Dear Sri promised inform you of the result of NV
tfal OF HiSfats BaiSam o Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ
IL relieved her cough and her general health was 20 much
improved that she fance herself entirely cured and ram
rGrB TO B 0dcce, she discontinued the use of il and all
iei4f reS ano recon her singing in the Catholic
It CHI The consequence o, this She had return of
sPtins OF blood she IS hOoecer using ne BGisaTa
was also ed twice in Mis- Ms family for cam wtb
ela lnoTmed ydS reerGd tire kOurs after tqkag three
noses ne otisr ttie girl less V0enty affected was
reeVs by taking one dose Before writing you further
WISH 10 y this medicine other and OF er ps isfs
ours, etc, LSsIedl Il. DULAHY NJ ID"
Remember
mere Is base Counterfeit OF this Gle sod genuine by
uhpnn dealers IN medicine in this city It purEors 10
come from Phiafe hla coarSey put no and bear, the
nance WIsTAR's BALsAM" It's of recent origin and
10 be sod on the reputation OF the genuine and
upon with worthless imitation The reny;ns haaTS fba
signature OF SANFORD Il PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each bottle and sold in tbs city ONLY by
SCOpiL MEAD, 1l3 Chartre. 81
s. o. Between Cont and 81. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States
N b.-We have no AGENTS in this city. is1I
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TIC OtueSt IlsIdOiSHfRf IN .7ntrlcdFrtncDll ISfQJ-
. . - kishmient az Men York.
'ENiiL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been popularity
Il known Tor many years This is the largest /so,oA
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America The t74s4FEA
pubic have had full proof of the integrity and the 81
responsibility but such has bsen the great and g.fs
pressing demand for their Teas of late that they been
o3lgea to enlarge 10 great extent their two principal
establishments IN NewYork, namely: Nos l25 Chatham
and 63 Green witch streets They possess acties
IN relation to the Tea Trade abundant degree aud
nell scupuous regard TO all principles that tend
the character OF large house we'll understood and has
Already secured them connection probably larger than all
9e lea ments united and they consequently
10 sell TEAS, DUrer d. rect
for the PRICES the aggregate than any house in the world
China excepted. /.
They most jealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
oil tbs city to their gency where the following asortments
are always hand and they feel hesita in stating
that wherever single trial made very decided preference
gwen to the celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company
- Headers, make the Experiment..
The Retail Prices follows subject in all cases TO he
returned, if not approved of:
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YouNQ,s, No. camp Street, New orleans,

NOV receiving at the above Store by every arrival from
L : the NORTH u entire new and extern e-
~ stock OF Ladies and Gent se55sfS vSSSSss
is-A finest patent Lever Watches, HINT 49, 49,
"a ing and open faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains ;
ssAkssaies and fashionable style of Ladies' and
Gentemen's Breast Pins Also, new patterns of Studs
Finger and Ear Rings, Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
deF Buckles gold and silver Specs god Pens of the best
makers Also large stock of iverware, consisting of
table tea and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies' Casters re
e. OF which will be sold at The lowest cash prices The pub
lc respect fully invited call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere.
N =. The strctfs attention paid the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes, Diamonds, and all
kinds OF JeHelTy mounted in the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted. charge NJ tie
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81 ! E L D S & COL Inns,
cd, Steel and ConnernIa+a e.

rs.-34 CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS
w LID inform the Public that they have located them
selves as above and prepared execute all orders
sngIusted 70 them with neatness and dispatch 3JSI
NEsS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF EX
CFHaNyE AND l.AUfNG, BlLI-HEADS, BANK
yea IN e neatest manner. Having procured an extensive
and wen selected assortment OF CARDS PAPER etc aIe
enaned 70 furnish the business community with suneTior
tRiNIdNG at reduced prices. Commission Mefchants
flaes are respectfully requested give US tnahe
reduction IN that branch being over 30 per cent
A Boo Nj
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TAKE NOTlCE;-'The Canton Tea Company are the
efcEHsire vendors Of the superior Black Tea called How
qua Mixture" They introduced it into America in 1910
aa every 9he person or house protesting sell the
pubic themselves VIII perceive, by comparing the spurious
Company ~ ~ ~ Aoo
~ Every package-in addition to it containing full
weight, independent of the wrappe-bea the stamp of
neatness and elegance and the Teas therein are thoroughly
ecuTed from hight ami air that their quality and cover will
ehdn uhilnpdIFed In any climate. dS 2taW Pm
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VINEGAR EsrARrIssnsr.ur

1--WE CndeiSgne!is constantly uiuctuTins and has
,or Salea Verys iperioraTt of Yin EGAR m-s1>
Wnlcii ne WI guar nlee to improve by age, and t
me CITY or Laiaye;te at the following reduced
p TO suit the times, VIZ Butts 30 gallons "a Barrels
gallons, 81 Is Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon A be
RAJ discount made t. wholesale customers.
IL a line iror0e1 in the Postofce will be punctaaIly
attended to. laps tfl JOHN Fl. WEBB
Corner ComrOn and Maais opasife Charity HnsnitaI
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NELE, wAToHEs, TEWFLRY. Ere.

w are now n receipt Of large and splendid stock Of
W Gold and Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deuolex ,~2
WATCHES Of the BEST EEaLIsH and SWISS tssA
- manufacture Also, JeweEy, Sill & b.
49, Eer-ware, Spectacles, God Pens &C.,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods. we particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen 10 our stock, befo purchasing elsewhere as
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as a any hGnse in the city.
- KNOWLES & NOEL, 3j Canal street
N B-ttuf personal attention will be devoted TO repair.
ing every descp OF fine Watches Clocks jewelry etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily as ever or no chGrgs
nj # X %yN
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L III ELLLS& Co, 104 Povdras Street
aS7E have hand and always to be supplied with
~, 80 a tall assortment of every description of ~
BSlLDERS HARDWARE, such Cut and IN
"a Wronght n ais and Spikes Hooks and Hinges n II
sS and Plates; Butt Hinge, and Screws, Knob. "
- Locks and iatches; Window Pulieys and Sash
- Fasteners Aso--Csrpenters' and Coopers' Tools ;
Snch as Squares Planes Saws, Bowels Chise Augers and
spirit ard Plumb Levels, ETC., etc.
EVERY BIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-EIo
I'm and IL Enameed Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery
ES we shall receive formerly, most OF the leading
articles in this branch, to sell the Manufaotuers' ac
count and shall be able to supply all purchasers at he
uWtst Dncss nss2 6m
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FOR CALIFORNIA. ...- ~
SMITH 81 EFROT7EE FER 80 COpJ

EOH 2 a
SMITH ~ BROTHER, Sc Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-&ADDLES suitable for those 60
Il . :, i I to California; cheap and ggod. E~A
BRlDLES, Bits, Stinups Saddle Bags and lssssA
Saddle Wallets etc. etc. 500
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF every kind and
descruIon among them be found Caps Goats Capes
aeggnEs. WATERPROOF Blankets Air Pillows Air Beds
Iapaulns, Tents, Clothing BAGS. ETC., etc.
At the sign of the GOLDEN S.4DDLE, So Common
street. - ~
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CAUTION.

,end; 10 tne success and immense sale or n, T
Aaan number of men who vere t1TneIy n
EIirrs Pave, c9mmenced making Sarsaparlla ExtIacts
rav mt !. We Extracts OF Yellow Dock etc Thev rane
have so up IN The same shaped bottles and some Of them
wo,tbess G COPIED our adyesements they are only
" p mutations and should be avoided ' orc on'
York Psa; once la Fulton street Sun Building. New
49, nSulhg q Co. State street Ioson Dvott f. ous,
s RRs s,;s.eo Second street Philadelphia isnce Dus
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REMOVAL,

r~,,r,,,, REMOVAL.
sffIkbBH kRE fR6 3fye @ Es then sRss Stock
e RG a. As s, Ls,s ,ss and Sa g and 40
As,cb 50 md, 81 "a Stree, opposite
eeenr S b nee they have on hand and
fnrers iq supplies Of every description of GOODS in their
on accommodating terms County MERCHANTS, Planter
Mechanics and o ppcha.eG gene5ay call
SO 6 of G Eng 9Sf B q san R 3Sd
30 do. pennsylvania ;. :. :. :.
e Do, DO. Boiler Iron
50 O O sh 6sa'f ron h1 % 10 q 30 and " '0ond
q g. g. bs s6f I' from 'f rSh ~, and ~ noh
ISSS kegs CT Ais VIZ and s FPifflas
g fssf FF Fs ffAFE td fGP Ro9 Ii 100 ii
% 5 goo lbs Block Tin, speItet Zine Ne
a a.: e.. 5 SSH NJ fH5
Files and Rasps Ameican and English LOCKS of every
sg5I aad Fa5nt9rf Hooks and Plate Hinges
shutters and Fastener. Of every deseption and
R s: sS c IT. 81 a5d and DSsn'
CIo.icut, Mn, PIT and Circular Saws;
S Stoves and Spades, Games Woods & Bourands);
own Louisiana, Carolina and Grubbing HOES.
pf rum, Breast, Log, Halter and Col Gil HAMS;
Iron, Copper and Bass WIRE:
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flnts;
Single and Doube, baueled GUNS and RIFLES.
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
11urry, Combs, English and American.
ILaIed ana brass Stirrups Bits Buckles etc.
Hose and Mule Collars; Hall u Kings PI OIJGHS.
lanes art SADDLES and BRIDES
S6omDs; Paper Pens: Shoe Thread
PANT Cloth, Scrubbng WbiteWasb Foo, Too,b u.;, .
-, and Shoe BRUSHES; ''' ioo'h 1af'
9hoEes and Iongs, Fire Irons Brass and Iron Andirons
LIN ARE full assortment:
rocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES.
SJSnnahqle Knives aaa and Forks and Knives only.
SORS and RAZORS Table Cutlery great variety.
~ &c, full assortment;
- description; ~ N' Vi every
Lotion, Wool and Horse CARDS.
10 10 con' manila ROPE, from 6-thread to finch;
sG A. ~ 5dILtu 90; - do. do. do:
:, ~ 90 Marllne and Housline;
SOAkuM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
sperm " hale, Lard and Linseed OILS
: pits iurpentIne and VarnisE;
s ~ ~ ibs fure Atlantic WHITE LEAD.
Wy ~ IDS Brooklyn Nos. and q White Lead.
10y ~ hSegs Black. Red and Yellow PAINT:
w ~ los. CnIome and Paris Green 500 lbs Yedjgrs.
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FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea- ss--g =
~ sures l65 feet-lS2 feet on deck IS feet elag.h
beam with SIX feet hold has three forty inch
Doi Fs 70 eei long two twPny-inCh cylinders seven feet
soAe-a entirely new, with the boat She draws only 81
lnenes water and vii! carry $50 tons freight Is only one
year and nine months old hercabins are furnished in aYce
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