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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
LATGsT FROM TuE GOLD REGIONS

LATEST FROM THE GOLD REGIONS,
We have been favored By Judge Hayden With
the following letter rom his son DR., John NJ
Haydea, who, our readers will perhaps recooct
accompanied Gen, Lane, Cove rnor of Oregon,
last tall, in the capacity Of Surscon.
The letter was hastily written and was not de-
signed for publication, but our readers will find
il interesting, as it contains the very latest news
rom tho Gold region in California:
SAY FRANcisco, UFpER Cairo RNIA,
January oath, Isl9
Dear Father: An express is just about
leaving for the States, and gladly embrace
the opportunity 10 address you few lines,
respecting myself this county, &c. ar
rived here safely on the 25th iast., after hav.
ing braved The dangers Of the desert, forests
aud deep. Dor trip so far has been very
pleasant. do notyel know whether or mol
| shall proceed to Oregon until the regiment
comes out, as the greater number Of our men
4 have deserted, and The remainder are only
I awaiting an opportunity. A gold mine has
been discovered in this country, which has
deranged the entire population. The gold
is picked up pure, hanging from one ounce
in weight TO len and twelve pounds. The
extent OF The mines is about $50 miles square.
Fifteen or twenty thousand people ate en-
gagged working them, making each from lG
to one and two hundred dollars apiece, daily.
Men, who, few months since, were moi
worth ono dollar are now specializing with
thousands. Ships are daily coming in, crow
ded with miners from South America, Ore-
gon, China, and the Sandwich Islands. Ev-
erything is selling at the most exhorbilan,
prlces-lots are worth from 10 TO 20 thou.
sand dollars apiece-muIes . 10 hundred
dollars apiece--beef25 cents pound--eges
one dollar apece-washing s dollars doz.
en-. | give you these prices to show YOU
how money is valued--a man will not notice
you for less than an ounce-U. s. officer:
are the only men who are pitied here-lt i:
impossible 10 keep men, and officers canno
resign TO operate for themselves. If | could
resign and keep my health with my profession
! could make from thousand 10 Is hun
bred dollars month. A good lawyer, will
BIS talents, would soon take The lead
/ here. This is no place for family-a man
has 10 be very democratic in the mines, at.
tend TO his own business aud he will not be
molested- It's very siokly in the fall season
Il would like very much TO see some ormy
acquaintance here if any come lell them
10 be certain to bring, their clothes, shoes,
bedding, &c. Doctors medicines, quinine,
blue mass, &c, particularly
Gen. Lane leaves his son with an outfit for
the mines. The Governor and marshal all
would Ike 70 s'op-bu, they doob, the pro.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

AERIAL LocoNorIoN.-- Lave read with
lauch interest & pleasure treatise on this subject
which has been placed in our hands by the author,
DR.. X. O. Davidson. lit is well written. The
theory Of This Doctor is certainly an ingenious
one and plausibly maintained, but we are not
sufficiently acquainted wlI the subject to express
an opinion as to is practieabilIy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

" This collection having been selected with grea,
care, now comprises the most complete variety and
assortment Of WLD ASlMALs embraced in any ,rh;
biton in the United States
Messrs Raymond & Co have hecn uneparipg II.
troublesand expense in fitting gu, and preparing an
entertainment Of this nature and trust with The tnI
estconfdence to the discrimination of an inteIIpeu,
public to appreciate the advantages of such an eyhb
ton, over the many amusements offered to their no.
tee. BY means Of numerous Agents in difprcn,
parts Of the world the most remarkable Of natures
ANIMATED WORKS are brought together in one collec
ton, where they can be viewed at leisure and with
perfect security.
The Exhibition IS endegelintensely interesting Nv
the astonishing performances Of Mons. SCHAFFER
in the Den Of
LIONS, TIGERS, COUGARS, &C.,
who, among other remarkable tcats. viii HARNESS &
nRIyE ALARG5 LION through space prepared a,r
the purpose under the Pavilion, thus showing the
complete cmtrl which this renowned Lion tanner,
can exercise over the most savage deazeus Of the
forest
OF Open from 25to tlP.M Aln;tanco 80 cts
Children under years u age, and Servants, Is cts
The Men2gor.e viii also oPenat7 o the evening
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

OF portion Of the wings OF Bots dislli,f II
Virginia hav, nominated Lharles Carter
&c in opposition to him. Mr.. Seldom is The
democratic Candidate. Il is thought that Bolts
will run anyway if so, there will be two wings
against oneTcmocrat. The district is pretty
close one, and if the democrats are united, they
must triumph.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
For Constable.

% We are authorized to announce RICH
ARD c. MOORE, as candidate for the office
Of Town Constable of The Town of Columbus,
at the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

Our Circuit Count is still in session, the trial
Of James Mic. Caun, charged with The murder Of
Andrew Toland commenced on Monday last and
after long and latguing examination OF wit
nesses and an able exposition Of the case on the
part of Counsel both for the prosecution and de-
fence, was brought TO close on wednesday
evening Tho verdict ofthe Jury was gully
Of murder IN The first degree The last Wing
pays the following, no doubt well deserved com.
pIiments to the Counsel for the accused
In the persons Of Gen'l r, Davis of Aberdeen
and c. Il. b. Strobe Of Macon, the prisoner has
had the highe S, securities for the most forcible
and faithful representation Of his cause. The
argument of the former gentleman who conclu.
ded just as we were going TO press, was close,
pointed and logical that OF the latter, was char.
acterized, that elaborate analysis, rhetorical
beatty. and finished clocution, which Distinguish
es Mr.. Strobe as an accomplished advocate and
profound morOlst. Some Of his flights Of orato-
ry would not have been out OF place in the most
inspired productions Of Burke or Curran.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
cAGQDlDAu E9s

TrRus FoR ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES. For a
State or District Office 80 County s.
Beat S3 or Payment always required IN
advance, or after the FIRST insertion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
FOR SALE.

IN liberal terms the Dwelling House f1rinor.
" " occupied BY Edgar Fnzee, possession
given Immediately. lite perfect.
GEORGE FRAZEE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

e-Jj- Our representative in Congress, the Hon
W. 5. Feathcrston and his lady arrived IN town
last week. Ellie il in fine health and spirits, altl
is no doubt prepared At any time to give an ac'
count OF his stewardship to his constituents
A very respectable portion Of ihem in public
meeting, held few days previous to bis arrival
amougus, expressed their cordial appreciation Of
his course ID Congress, and such, we feel sure,
Is the general sentiment Of the people in the
district
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

C. oNE.H HALF OF this Office is for Sale
$500 CASH. Postage 70 be prepaid and
Leuers directed to the Publisher. The bus
mess is "a good one.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31


NV HAMF.HIsR 10
ofGorernor, members Of CosS : an L's'''A p
,ure took place ia iss state on he IA 'ssoa }
ofthis month, (iae 9lh, ias, Il Is the f7s, safe
election held since the o. sent federal admih'
is,r1lion went iuio p5seG aai the result is q
most glorious democratic victory. Dinsmoor
(dem.) is elected Governor by greatly increas-
ed majority over that Of last year, and the demo-
Gratis have made almost clean sweep in the 2.
lection Of members Of the Legislature having
about one hundred majority on joint ballot over
the allied forces Of whiggism, free soilism and
abolitionism. The delegation to Congress stands
az belove-two democrats aud two wings; but the
wings slip in by the skin Of their teeth, having
p'uralics ofonly a few hundred, while ihe demo,
crals succeed by maIorites of thousands. Well
and gioriously has New Hampshire opened the
political campaign Of 1919. Connecticut speaks
next Her election takes place next monday
We can hardly expect to carry the state, but from
the signs of the times and the lights before US,
we are inclinedto think that the wings will be
run awfay close.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

G., .1,urc aEssHls, u1is IN lesjoA 80 be gallant
a-ly fopce3 mioa az 5gHUHinious Ue7ceai. ahe
action q SIC Democrats, ih she SgHlle, 81 fhe
suhlsoi Is hjghiy c0mmeAaabie- Ato5oSgt IN
Eliiing 10 sage any waf agEiasl the adsaiEIsiCa.
non, hey are no, disposed t. sUceoHb, 70 the
pleaal:7s Of any nan, &C set o. men, when It Goa
p.~ 1ilh seell The Interests and hcnor 81 The
coaRus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16


GFNgAIED I'VE miles East IL ~ Il, lt,..... HI,
~ e4s nile and lffrDm siepkesss 49,, u.
~ M Ana Rqor1ac Rafrea n ~ $500, NJ.
foE ih feeepfio1 Of COM e,.y. 81. tt 80 otsp
Il Thit Wafer i inferior 10 none ~ AZ Hr.- ". L,
holds IL snlniion Sulphuretted W. u Is.SfnE
AMI hsspesia impaTling lone 10 tie -, s..s
aetihgk A. powerful Alternative as 1asr5sOks $50
oFs ca testify, having heen visited lbr ie last ifv
years alt bad 4 not bren FOR the coH1atked accom-
mtdakadali musg hare been amongst lie sIfst w atsE
ing rsau4s ia ihe Unipn For he last n years lie
imRFpF asents have been Increased . an "a accom-
modatA hAiween and 800 visitors.
L The tbprieipF has fitted up his establishment III
bandsQTtM style BIZ placing ii under fabfbugh re-
pair a1l has nov put this watering place on foe-
ing te most fashignahle and comfortable places
~ lhe s9I in plafa style and will use every e4ef-
0n III h3s power to make his visitcf$ chmfortable
u iseeS3 Of access frum all the AilantEe Cities-
Persons kavifE Baltimore in the ncrhing cars viii
arrive NE Depot az three o'clock tAeIsame DAY,
where siach win be It'd readiness ID tafe diem inn
nediaf III 10 the Springs
TheI FRDpriktbr feels thankful fortke encourage
ment llaeas Resolved from the public and will lse
every e1tflionto eritacontinuance itsbymaking
those cGeetortable who may give hinaE call
taH BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor
4
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! P0ETR Y.



~ know ,yhes. Eebtie spring win come.
Ana WHEN thc winter cold.
q Ana when lie Witherd leaves win lie
pen Ehe irpsIT mould.
Il We know when tender violets fade,
And yxfaen IN. ~ iInrosa tiiesf E
Asa hsII tbe spIimtnerina stars win shine
49, Ard set amid re skies
Bb. Who it he can tell the hour
Wheathe dread foe shall come,
Tosweep avav The sons III earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
Z
A Jewel or a NoMAN.

-Four years ago ne were in possession az
facilities for looking out up0n quiet and
humble grave yard Early one marninr ]
scanty funeral train visited the yard d hasty
burial service was pronounced over ! plain
coffin, the earth was speedily covered over
the mortal remains enclosed therein. ana the
few mourneTs departed save one. That
was Ia girl about thirteen wears of ale. who.
casting herself upon the ground. could only
sob u my niother until completely EXHAUST
ed 81 the Violence Of her grief She recovl
cred after ! while; but the next morning
she wss at the spot, planting flowers there
Early every morning, for two years after
wards, thai girl paid q visit to her parents
grave, IgthesseaSon Of flowers that mound
appsarapes MAS rsffeshean ~ IL gsE Tbs winter ~
little evergreens, and it was religiously kept
cleared Of all unsightly incum brancds III
4 One morning last week, chance led US toll
the grave yerd, and the first object that met
our eyes was the girl, now \ blooming, mar
riageable maiden, kneeling over hermother's
final resting place and plueking away the
weeds from among the beautiful pentonias,
zinnias, etc, which beautifyit We are told
by thosewho know, that rain or snow, cold
on warm that girl has never failed once toll
make her daily pilgrimage to that sacred
shrine since the morning of the burial ~
Happy parent, even in death, to have given
birth to such offspring We hazard nothing
in saying that Che girl is jewel among her
SEX and that the man fortunate enough toll
wed her, win procure trne woman, than
which the earth contains nothing superior
There are many limitations of the article !;
but this, ALI hearts stirred BY commendablei
purity Few children remember their pa!
rents with more than common respect while
the latter live how beautiful to cherish their
memory and decorate their tombs with MAJ
lures rarest works when dead
HILL HUI IN " AAtrcaaJs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
~ Cost ME HALL.
SIsl1IlFfs .1.p-D SUMMER
Gil O THIN G u
wHUf.EsAIH AVID nBTA


ON hand agai Tor sale. The largest and best as
~ soslsieak M Spring and Summer clpthing, al
prices very hitch fedhceA
III COATS. a
Goats Of eFefyG variety embracing an the lates
styles, andsof mp imProNel cut andiInake from u
\ els 10. i !, S, 40 g, 81 FLO, and upwards
PANTAL.oONs.
4 pantalpeHs III aia kinds, from vs. cts 10 l.
n So LIS u asg, and also avery fashionable style
fhe Lamariine stripe, As low ASH $50, 81, and
upwards.
i VESTS.
Vests Of livery variety comprising silk, Satin,
Il Cashmere Mafseillesi Valencia, from 80 cts rs
1sis, d, 2, ESQ ss. and upwards. Hf..
Es Is<pY,s IIO1HINd.
Always,an band the largest and best assortment
Of Boy'a CEsf hing eveg offered in This city.
i A sptenaid aFsortmeDtAqf CLOTHS and CAS-
81 rs III he best make together with large
and handsoAae sTiett' Of SILK and MAHSElL. LES
VESFfNl$s Which viii be made up ID otder It'd the
best mannrs, 20 per cent less than the accustomed
prices, and Fl als rases beautiful fl GUARANTEED,
sAT,CoSrU ME HALL,
sCseney af fsfssa itrtsk avg Centre MARKET Space
III fA +. & TX Ii. H-HcOLE
Baltiinord Msrrh %, iB49.-Iy.
a-sr AttaSkpdsto The above, is one of the largest
and most sStehssse SHIRT FACTORIES la the
county embracing every variety and make, at pI-
ces which eentici tail ~ please any oneMshing to
purchase III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST l6TlslD. 4 HI
| lcH.aR.AcTER.

4 1
There araIEeak- ala and feeble bodied
indiYiaualss Who arc never well. and who
meyer would be If they could. The doctor
must call, tlle draught must Be- taken. and
every friend must tell them on pain Of seri-
ouf dihpieasare, that they lock III, and must
aalse great cereSof themselves
There ara kind hearted souls, who can
peterlbe happy themselves unless they can
make others 81 Half dozen such as these
5inla village and scores III 4 town, 40 more
real gpod, and fling around them more sun
shine thaua hnndred merely respectable in
habitants. OH, how Iloye to fall in with
SUCH beings sf Ab#E#
There are satthng CAD abeuts, who can no
mdre withhold FROM The whole neiehborhood
any thjAg they may happen to Kn6M ui noss,
than i caekIiag hen that has just laid an
egg BE it true OF false, let ii be good or
evil, tie story must be told Sorry i am
thht the tribeIof gad-abouts is a numerous
onh. 7
There are passionate persons So hot and
peppehy, % truly cembustible, thai word
will throw them into blaze Whether the
offence Be- sn4ll orHgreat, intended or acct
dental. il " i'll one they are like loaded
guns ,EItheygotoff when the least thing touch
ssAthdtrigger+ OF such 4 one as this twas
aptly said,
lie carries in his breast d spark Of fire,
III That any fool maY fan into flame"
There are thoughtful men, who remain at
home and grow wise and there are thought
less wanderers who 90 abroad, and come back
ignorant 1t is not what the eye sees, but
What the mind reflects upon. that supplies us
with wisdom
There are personslwh acting from sudden
impulse, make use !of such strong express
sioRs upon trifing occasions, TINA they find
az suitable words for occurrences Of impor
lance. They know nothing Of the positive
and comparative, but always make use of the
superative. The sdueaking of d mouse and
The fill Of u church spire would call forth
the same ejaculation
There are busy -bddies, whose own business
seems not be Of half 50 much Importance to
them Dis the occupation Of otherss these, sift
MIfing matters to the bottom; make much
df their little things, and do a plentiful deal
Of mischief to all around them Some court
them, and some despise them, but every one
disliAes them,
There are narrow minded men, az, and
women top, who have humanity enough to
abstain from upbraiding the receiver of il,
There are8gfatefal spirits! that, come good
or i'll, ARE always 'fsinging Of mercy 10
them the heavens declare the glory Of God,
and The earth is full Of the goodness Of the
Lord Alspifit of this kind is worth d sea
full ofB sauphires -4Old Humphrey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
THE Jar MER.
RUST IN WHEAT.

That rust is d fungus or plant, and makes
its appearance at certain times, 1.-THE weather
being fhvorable) and casts its blight indis-
criminaEely overtwheat and other plants, lit
being waited through the airy is, in the opin- 4
ion Of many, matter Of doubt. Scientific
and practical men have taken up the subjeet,
and not without hesitation, given their opin-
ions To the public If the nature and origin
Of thisltax upon the mind and purse Of tho
wheat grower could be obtained, we might he
able to- prescribe sovereign remedy for the
DISEASE Experience has taught many THE
writer not exceptedl that early sown wheat
| Is much less liable to rust than late. hare
on my farm, great variety Of surface ard
soil II have grown wheat of superior quaait
ty, and of very inferior quality, in the same
field Sown the same day, and the SAND
kind Of seed. TheEmpre elevated sections
of the field remained uninjnred, while jthe
| low moist grounds produced grain not
much larger than cheat or spelt If rust is
| parasitic plant, would not the more eleFa-
| ted portions receive an equal share of any
/ substance carried through the air ? have
/ also seen wheat growing in the shade of lire
/ trees, |on low grounds, remain uninjursd and
perfect while its surrounding kindred was
entirely destroyed. ! make the above re-
II marks. in order to call the attention Of the
wheat grower to. this important subject
Il Too much light and information as to the
Il nature of rust-its preventives, and the best
1 methed Of preparing the ground and seed -.
Il the best time for seeding, &c, cannot be-ob-
II tanned Great Hcst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
RESOLUTIONS.

i
Fulfil yeur resolutions, whatever they may
be. If you have resolved to jump down d
preeipice ii into moose, do it at once; but
we pray YOU don't be so unwise as to make
such resolutions. Before you pledge your
self think what you are about. There may
be some excuse for man deprived Of his
senses, but there il none for you. Some men
are forever resolving but never performing
Strange weakness Ask them for debt
Without fail you shall have it on q certain
day--and 30 they promise until you are wea.
tried out Others will assist you at given
time. CaRupon them and they have thou
sand excuses to offer why they cannot do as
they agreed Give US the man whoIseldamI
resolyes-who never answers Us on the spur
oil the moneft-wh is never unduly excited.
We can always depend upon him He jig
the same at a riot aud fire, as when calmly
seated by his Preside His resolution ID
worth recording Itneyer faias Of being full
filed Oltce Branch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
&lsksnaaOsletale Sll.ifags.

FIRE MIS- from caargestgra, Jeerson lpnstv, Ta.,
SuSe 0 I'll Fl h Pr ssssesn g sg@RsP %
70 DID every thing in his power for HE comfort Of his
guests and thatthe accommodations shalt beas Good
III moi better than those OF aty other yeatsring lade
in the Wiley Of Virginia The ereatefracv of the
water Eases of DYSPEPSIA, DTopsY, r rheumatism,
&c.F aftSteo vel known to require any cdmlnents -
The s4slkfy Is grand and thought to surass that bf
any pshs. watering place in the Unitas State THE
place Al tFe Of the heathiest and nca agreeable In
the c9pHEry BEING situated on The easIsi6e Of HE
Shanentah and abontl hree-qnarersEo mile from
the TSouhtain. The Proprietor win tnn 4 6ne
Ceaca and safe driver 10 and from tfs Snrihgs eye
~ dag on The arrival Ofihecars from Baltimore ana
Minchexsrr FT
TeltnAk9 first week, 90 second, or $50 III month
WITH JOHN n. ABELL.f
ShahnkAdafe Springs Jmne 1880 Ill f#3 H I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
J G. o9E PRICE oNTY ~ "a
,f.,liitlers. THIS WAY!

JIMMIE unlIgxynea informs The citizens Of Jefler-
soa [.jas.ss and NE surrounding counties that
sihe anil caf:lintAs the CARPENTERLNG RUSl-
NESS isi III Id branches and varieties Having
si some ssegiion ID thE study oi Architecture he
Il fsiish models and drafts for any kind
3of wk patiaiEife 10 his line feeling confident that
by KS IonS 1ion 10 the pursuit he can please the
fssfe Ard eYassfss the eye III the most fasdious,
He will spfdrriaks the erection of All kinds OF
hnildEn - The cuuhtfy scat To that pf the most
ihumKe. and upon terms shch as must prove salts
facsofy 10. ali concerned. ggss4
Persons Mha may have work IN his line are 81
specially desired Il give him aca az his shop ior-
nleflS ocei:Nkx BIZ Mi n 9Th. Myers before closing
IeontIacls iii le,hcT quarters @E
IL Letlerss addressed ID him At Chateshwns geifef-
son county III 81 viii he promptly attended to from
any bagt 81 e couptfy. 4
tss Fehs 1 III III VIM A. SUDflFfh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-16
THE POISON IN EGGS.

The editor Of the Salem Gazette, in publishing
an account of the death Of Mr. Bassetts children. of
iBrooklyn says:
/ a friSnd, on reading the above statement,
gives usIIthe following extract from a Cyclo-
Epedias is The white of an egg, boiled hard
in the she'll, and suspended in the air after.
wards, aliquid drops from it, which will dis
solve mSrrh, which is more than either wa
ter, oil, kpirits, Or even fire itself "a little
pntrid White Of an egg taken into the STOMACH
occasions nausea, horror, fainting, vomiting,
diafrhoa and gripes. It infames the bile
excites heat, thirst, fever and dissolYes he
humorHlike the plague I|I
!. ~ An Irish judge said, when addressing
prisoner convicted Of murder e, :, XAss!----t'
be hanged. and i hope y WE. -.
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CO.. TI.A1J s. Is.

s. otfareeA Gkariesaitd LigH III.
Iss RALTIM ORE, Nh.
I importers III II Ma. ESIE. E7fENcH4 GERA1AS
fea.Nf'lR II ND S1.iFLE GOODS
4 f.flIlk. q akI0 IF1isIE, ia BILE CUTLERY,
I'D Tz. i. I. a .A lIJAI1'ERS.I 'LATED III
peahIs u ss Lamps, Gir4adolas, Kitdten Uieasas,
HaiLse-sapfE, Brhshes Mats, Woodtn-caTe.
BazEefs Ind H,sL,e Fsustfstisa Gods
~ EyERY nEsCRIPTIoNl
nLD ard JNAng house keepers win find ii greatly
~ lothsI aNeaniage Pr calling at orr establish
nicnt, as "a jNEe alwaYs he most complete assort
ment, ffosA iEh e0mrnonsst Kitchen utensils 70 he
finest PaflDr ofhameDts of our direct iniportaou.
~ n ae at ne Eoaest prices IN order 10 save
The trouble q collecting goods al various places.
We ale als8s the manufacturers of ScOTTsS
| stss6xated PATENT IREI.9IGERA TORS, and
CONTAINS Grand Patent COMBINATION
iSHOHslsR HA1,Hi
BalIirnere fpr5I 26 fBa9-Iv