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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

C0sTJVEnEss;

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ii the surest saet and certain remedy for this disease
Ii will positively give relief in the cases. and even ate
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequent
caei at office with asonishmen their faces ss
that they had used the ointment other dseags upon part
of their bodies the bowels and that Gopious moyeeu
had resulted from it, ThisTesU viii always follow LOroug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they eos
tive. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly safe;
in no instant can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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This cartfes that DALLEY'S s PAIN EXTRACTOR
has heen used il M family for salt Rhsum Of thirteen years
DURATION and for Wars These fierce diseases have been
can be nodopbt but this Medicine has all the virtues that h
Patent feclams 0r il, from what has fallen under ObacI
vaio added the usOscabe Le5mOnas IN it's invo
by Others yhO have used it in immediate ret
do geefay recommend TO the attention Ui the athlete
the use this Invaluable salye.
Bl1fdlo, M Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1916.
Dear Sir About week since, while working my trade
cot my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit of the adze entered the top Of my foot below the
step. The wound began iname, and continued 20 do
until became much alarmed. used British OIL I nCture
ofMyrh and several adhesive pae, but all TO purpose
then commenced the use OF
DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in than minutes the pRn and inflammation began
to subride, and has now entirely left me.
/ can confidently recommend Daleys Magical Pain EX.
tractor being superior anything have lseen tried fo
removing pain or inflammation
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be wiingto.a
y the virtues of the Salve all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue at No. l5l where can give any
'il'O''-D1''' 0''D'U JEFFERsoN NJ. BISHOP.
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was nino years under medical skill in the cities Of Nes
York and Albany, abUIng under the distressing Bry
sipeas attended with inflammation OF the kidneys, and viii
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large ump4 Of the size
The urinary sscreons stopped for days when my distress he
iutOlerabe My tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth was covered with sOFee and my chest, the root
my neck, was in constant burning heat, that cold
did not cool il.
In this misery Ongei or DEATH and never expected rs
cOyeFy, when Mrs, Jcas1p desired ne TO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
9, ThY DALLEl,'s PAlN hATRA UTOR.

shs brOugh bad box, and appod the Sores
felt immediate wherever it touched me- and begged
for enough annolnt thorough 1t obtained,
life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
in the Che7t made Pills of it, and oJk them, whCl
cured | my Life to your valuable Extract,
LngnOw strong and haye been ever since eaiy
litheye3T 1872. EERHIA FRENCH.
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From Kentucky.
lnilammat0Fy rheumatism Cured.

MessTs. SANDs-GoaRelasa: II is my duty to communi
facts in ra1 the beneficial effects u Ssrsap
hy afflicted with Inflammation Of the
Of tue character her limbs aud chest much swollen
she had headaE, and att spring
with uAammGtory rheumatism. Tie best
tain Rd01et cnJ moent1ry relief and while siaion
h=a o. the remarkable effected By
sataqaya, ard commencss produced instant RELIEF
4nA hsn bottles ehtteiy renewed ali the dnpsca
rd tve oEer irHamnatorI syuptn restoring her pret
health eni ibis statement u Justice believing
my uy the suffering portion the human family
Sanlz Sarapara, which believe has parallel
oge mClCHg=. With feelings laEug gratitude,
TItnj, SAMUEL 7. HARGER
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d A L LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only Genuine.


Has ever been discovered that of the qualities
Of this fUmOus remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore un virtues discovered by It's application to
new dseases-lu remarkable fact, that many Of its ef
Gec known only from accident experiment. So deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, The
ventor, admirable the combination IL igs=it nts, that
it is found suited TO relieve almost aiment to which the
frame of is subject. Let enumeate Of the Pc
Gular qualities Of this remedy:
Fr8tIt will, within FIVE minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the severes BURNS, SCALDS, or
BLISTERS. It will also remove the pain and cure GOUT,
TIO-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or orSWELLINGS.
Ssegad-In cases Of BURNs, if applied Immediately.
will preserve life, matter how may be the injury,
unless vital part be burned; and consequently sore, or
inflammation.
7Ard-it will heal Buns Wounds, ULceTs or Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOTh-it neutralzes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles Insects, Rabd animals.
FJth.-lt viii, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFIGA
TiON; and in old wounds whoeyer modification has COM
menGed, it will arrest the disease, and the wound
where flesh has already dropped it will restore the part
to Us natural ssaJc.
Ip III the Salys, Inflammation, Swelling Pain =.
and the bones unite, and become strong with astonishing
Taplily.
Ss0su-yyhen the Bowels are painful or inflaned, t..
Extractor if well rubbed upon tem will afford relief
cause movement even when castor OIL jaap and all oth9
Egdfh-s use Is pegiecty safe in all cases--it never can
DO ham-he system will adsOTb than is neeessaryJ
repair H. wlIl not conflict with any medicines that may ybe
We have not space this publication enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEX'S g PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subiOn few testimonials of its value selected
from tire thousands IN our possession, from all part u tn
country. -
PiEES.
II may be confidently that there is no casa of PILES
| which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR,
1t certain remedy, and removes al once the pain anc
| gOraress
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and City
Of CnCunati eei il solemn duty tnat 10 the
nifty, hGs to publicly state that nave been troubled with the
for about years, during which tine have sUi
I5Tsd much bodily pam; lost great portion Of that time by
confinement " my bed, and have expended several hundred
dollars, but purpose continued grow Mean
while, persuaded, ard finally urged to make trial o.
| "DAIlLEA'S > MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for
the awful complaint; and to ms utter amazement,
well and hearty as ever, and to the Of two boxes OF this
precious ointment ascTiDo These facts viii
Ing affirm 10, shOnd il make the statement oi old
| dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
| Cincinnati, 9Th month, lSH.
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For Enspeias the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
OteT remedies make the disease disappear for a ittl
time, hut it is driven in, and viii reappeaT in ne same
other place The Pain Extractor, however, drGos
and completely the Of the dseas and eeGt
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Names Of Flopers. Miss Cooper, in her
" Rural Hours, has some pertinent and valuable
remarks on the want of popular and simple names
for wild flowers, She says
The common names Of our wild flowers are at
best in very unsatisfactory state. Some are mis-
called after European plants of very different
character. Very many have one name here
another few miles off, and others again have
actually, as yet, no English names whatever.
They are all found in botanical works, under long,
clumsy, Latin appellations, very little fitted for
every day uses, just like the plants OF gardens,
half of which are only kno wn by long -winded Latin
polysyllables, which timd people afraid to
pronounce. But annoying this is in the garden,
| il is still worse in the fields What has dead
| language to do everyday occasions with the
| living blossoms of the hour Why should a
strange tongue sputter its uncouth compound sylla-
| bles upon the simple weeds by the wayside If
| these hard words confined to science and big
| books one would not quarrel with the toughest and
most pompous of them all but this is so far from
being the case, that the evil is spreading over all
| the woods and meadows, until il actually peryerN
our common speech, and libes the helpless bios
sons, turning them into many 'precieuses
rdicules.' Happy it is for the that she was
named long ago il she had chaneed to live until
dGY by some prairie stream or on some re.
mote ocean island, she would most assuredly have
been called Tom, Dick, Harry, in Greek or
Latin.
Before people were ovcrlowing with science
a. q tiille "nen tueTe was some simplicity lett
the world, the flowers received some better treat
ment in this way. Pretty, natural names We're
given them in olden times, though they had
been called over by some rural party-cherry-
checked maidens and merry-hearted lads--gone u
MHying, OF pleasant spring morning"
ShipmeAtsto 10 Jornia-Iapoytam Treasury
Dscisjon.-The NewYork Evening Post says:
All the early shipments from NewYork to San
Francisco, across the isthmus were made precisely
as our coastwise shipments are made. When
these goods arrived San Francisco, Mr. Collier,
the Collector there, undertook to charge duties on
these goods or to require bonds for the production
ofProof that they We're OF American origin, had
| paid duties in the United States. Mr. Corwiu, on
being apprised Of the facts, has issued order to
| Mr. Collier to cancel these bonds, The pFoduc-
ton OF list Of the goods shipped, with the marks
| and numbers, the names of the vessels by which
sent, and affidavit of the shippers at NewYork,
as 10 the origin Of The goods, or their having paid
J duties,
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The efficacy Of hePAIE EXTRACTOR in this diseas
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do moi
hesitate say that the Uinmen viii fail for this pu
pose. Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ade
On this subject. The following procussd by one ou
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI
CSL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeriUly recommend it TO those who may be Athletes
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable
uCis 10 cure it. PHCEBE BRAY,
sEbanv April, 1875. MARY MOORE,
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"Tru,h is stranger than flction.n


Messs SANDS Gentlemen My wife suffered with dis.
tsss and buGg heT chest o' u1ny aud my daughter
various hy Clans aud tria4 nugSrous ee' without nnch bene
ul value OF Sands' sarHpnrR On his
and daughter decided trying it. and experienced permanent
benefit Ny daughter's skin appearance
being hard and Nly, became Ny
wes sudtrngs almost sud
my nm belift all pluce perGct Yours, viii
q. s. HENDklCkSON, Pastor Of the Bspist Church.
the English Neighhorlood.
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MAYORALTY OF NEwuRLEANs, August 30, 1850.

- r,,,,, Sitting Of Tuesday, August, 27, 1850.
"a ESOLNEJ, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
~ AUTHORIZED and requested after having giving ten day
NOTICE in the official Of the Municipality 10 sell al
publ auction to the lowest bidder the contract making
all the necessary repairs 10 the Steamboat and Steamship
Landing, agIeeaby to the plans and specifications file
the Surveyor Office.
Also, the contract for furnishing and delivering at such
places the Surveyor may designate 600 hard yellow heart
pine staging plauks OF the best quality, inches thick BY l.
inches wide, and % 10 80 feet long.
Also, the Or the of two seEactpg Foad
gates IN connection with the Draining Machine agreeaby
plan and specifications in TIE Surveyors Office.
(Signed) T. II. SHIELDS, Presid, Mt, prO tenn.
Approved Goth August 1850.
(Sgned5 A. d. CROsSMAN, Mayor.
CTrue CopyO II. BIER, Clerk.
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EyOR sALE-FOUR vacant LOTS OF GROUND,
acch9 5etween Thas and SeiSomeae s,ises s;'' vest
se 'yade next to Er9to street 4 square bounded by
81. CIayss Hotel Building, fourth door 5nm Common
anl7 I'm street, 0lllce q IL Dayz notary Dubdc.
R9H sALK-2o casks Bass's PALE PAIL. ALE. and casks
u28 JOHN II. ELLIOTT a 20. s3Gravisr st.
EOR sALE,A valuable family of slaves-cqusistins Of
and roner, accmated, willing subject and of obedien dis
POd3on POI together with her 4 rfI Fl NIX rs 8sdLsn aged H.
auI6 In under st. CharIes Hotel
LNOR HIRN-A ifsl-rae Boy about 18 years DID, inteI
ds sS nGa Io 200" LEWIS CfEy GSs R st.
ETOIl sALE--A likely NEGRO GIRL. Is yeals of age,
ar37 59"i l. sStoi W iaRfH1K < Co Sand % New Isvoe.
NRUG STORE FOR sALE--A Retail ADothee5Y
- Store, well situated in tauly inhabed DGt Of Tie
3" s1S uP?fE8 fE 8AsSSGTY n ys' corr CAMP 9Dn and Gvsr m
RuGGY FOH sALEIA supenor new Buggy, made
IN Philadelphia, of the latest Daiern will be sold low
GAIT FOR sALE-A superior CART ssSSs
sod ESsy S@ Eew SK VIZ AT ES E2n s AFNy5 T 1s ge
up stars. my23 s2Rs24asaz
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE 4 Large
4 Family Canuge, with Double ilaHssa nearly new, Tor
sale yGty low. apply ii Ho. II NAtchez street ~
0it sAiIsr1e y9Ba5i, H groseIty on 81 John strsel,
JOHN STREET BAKERY, comprising ) lots OF ground,
lysd Tie consist Of Brick Bddngs nearly
R Tqs8e F lof gaTyi4F y o. d an & sHensys BAhER
will rent good advantage On the property Loan on
Stock dine The Citizens Bauk Of 81 30 payable in 3j years
by annual instruments T. D. HAiLES,
Eu7 I'm Broker, under St Charles Hotel.
E'OR SALE LDN-The following articles WIl be sold
Z bargain As the owner has no tor them
One fine PanOi0rte, made by Glenn Brothers, Phia
One Family Carnage, with double Ilaness, nearly
for tIFO horses.
One Hs0 Pnladsjphia.Iuak Buggy, without harna5
Apply At No z Natchsz street, op stars. aus
I AND WARRANTS FOR SALE Guaranteed
- Land Warrants for l6O acres for sale low apply p
Natchez street, ny starr. my&
E7oR SALE-A square of ground 834 lget front By 80
Il feet deep the nyer CaoliOn, with nsht Of Bat
tqre Also Lots in Lafayette 3oXll0 each, on side
Washington street, between Apollo and Bacchus Streets
baquetes made and paid for Lots in Bouligry corner
OF Laurel and upper line: And Lot in Second Municipal
y, west side PefddO street, between St Peter and St. John
WANTED TO PURCHASE, small property, yacan,
improved, al Pass Christian
au8lm = D, HAIlES, Broker. uHdsrs Charles Hotel
DMELLIAG HOUSES AND OFFICE ron
~ REAT-The Story Buct Dwelling EIor {. No Is
Nachez street, containing u gooi o0mswel suited for
Boarding House. Possession given Immediately.
The Shop No. 2 NaCleZ sLree.-suabe for a Talor's
shop.
The Office No. p in Bauks Arcade, and
Several Offices aQd Lodging Rooms in Banks Arcade
Rent free on all the above premises u sl Ogtnbarpr5yi
ded that lease be taken of AID security given tOT
A n ia Va F-pf. ana
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E- For sale BY slCKLEs & CO., N. JARVIS & co. and F.
?. DUCAGE, EswOresns.....JOSEPHT TUCKER, Mobile.
COSTA q co. Montgomery ...L. GAhOTEs & co. Donald.
senvi!s. % Q. WOODMAN Vickstu
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EF- Prepared aud Rud, wholesale and retail, by a B. & n
SANDS, Druggists END Chemists 100 Fulton street. VIII
liam, NewYok. Sold also - Druggists generally throughout tn
United States aud the Csnadas.
EF- Fnee 81 90 per bottle; sig bottle for SIS 90.
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CtHERRY HENDERSON d co, Cotton Factors and
~ CGHmS Merchants, No, 66 Magazine street, cor
naTnf Nsiahss New Orleans mh9 WY
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The effects Of The AIN EXTRACTOR in theee cases
wonderful quickly does it all pains and
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINs. It's in
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled
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SOLDIERS DISCHARGES WANTED Al Al
> The Highest Price paid for SOLDIERS DIS u IL
CHARGES-yat all TiHeS-at No. - Match z ri al
street, Up Stairs. wv
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THE following lines going tie rounds without rvin
the of the poet They were written b. DR. Jobp M
den, the intimate friend Of Walter Scott IOckhar gives
bhef sketch Of him in his life of Sco He went to Batavia
and died in ISL, at the early of 80 from fever csut
in bis examination OF collection OF Indian MSS deposited IN
an lly ventilated rOom.-E Editors Cresceat.J
ODE TO AN INDIAN GOLD COIN, WRITTEN IN
CLERICAL. MALABAR. "
slave Of the dark and dirty mine
r, What vanity has brough thee hera2
nov can love tn thee shine
ri 20 bright whom have bonght so dear
E Is Ten Toaes iappng lone hear
rfOL lWilght converse, arm in arm:
Inc Iaekafs shrek bursts On NV ear
"ien mlrih and music to charm
By Ghericals dark wandering streams
. Where cane tufts shadow an be will
Sweet visions haunt my waking d,ssn".'
Of TeylOt loved, while slll cbil5
By Eik or EdeBs cissae RHsS WsSs
Where loves OF youth and friendshns sr,;I5
Lnenfsed by thee, vile, yellow slave
u The pe1slIed bliss of youths lirst pTirs
That once so bright on fancy pay ~
REEVES no more in after time
Far from my sacret, natal cline,
haste to an untimeV grave.
The daring thoughts that scared sublime.
Are sunk IN Ocean 5 southern wafe
Slave the mine thy yellow ligbt
Cleans baleiul as the ,0mb.fre drear
gentle vision comes by night
My lonely widowed heart o cheer
HeT eyes are dim with many tear
That once were gliding stars to mine:
Her fond heart throbs with many a tesfi
cannot bear TO see thee shine.
For thee, for thee, vile, yellow slave.
left heart that lov d me true
cross d the tedious ocesn-w wave
- To roam in Gimes unkind and new.
The cold wind of the stranger blew
Chill on my withered heart The grave,
Dark ana Gnumey. met my view
Anu all Tor Thee, Vile, yellow slave!
Ha comest thou now so late to mock
A wanderers banshed heart foron
Now that his frame, the lightning shock
From love. from friendship country torp
To memory's fond regrets The prey
VIE slave, thy yellow dross scorn
TO, mix thee with thy kindred clay,
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PUMEs AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
bOIn ,MECARTS, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMp
STREET, New Orleans, has Just received new 8
and large assortment OF Brass Cocks various sizes ~ -
c9oking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower baths. EsE2
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead work
OF every description. snip ana Steamboat work pTOmpIly
put qn and REPAIRED "A! orders nrnH'1tv a'teude 10.
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% q II 5 TR + q =.
~ a. TYLER has On hand ard Is constantly receiving
II PL4N0 E0RTES. from + tie ijy igy ,,7y z.,
Davis \ 90. Boston; John 3. Durham, q II III A &
David Van Winkle, A. Il, Gale s CO; anqI v
Jas. III. GTJvesen, New York. also Peyels Paris PASos
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in turn fast received the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the bGst Piano
use particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
be tal they will stand longer and in better tune than any
other Piano. These Planes have independent Cuze
which can be removed in moment, there being goBEee
uOn between the Piano and ST UpeTOr GUITARS
Ns77s VlULiNS, ACCORDEOHS, FLUTES, and
E az other Musical Instruments, Consistently huud and
ftIy n, Tor sale at low unCes SHEET MUSIC for Piano
EtSlE Fore, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
IA hooks tGr all musical instruments EEt~ A Lib
eI Discount 10 Dealers, Teacher and all those sending large
orders. AL orders promptly attended to, mh2
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a CCIINIATED NERlNO nAMs F0n sAIE.

A CCLINIATED AIERiNu RAMS FOR SALE.
IA a few very superior Rams may be had on z--s1sseA
NierlHo and saxony with few fine animals t5s~AVY
grsaiy improve good hOcks PrcGsPuI board
Steamer a Satchez, with oO to NewOreans waerlrough
and halter from 10 $50: fine thorough bred animals 0
two yery fine $50 EACH If the price stated in ordering
and the selection left the subscriber he will DO his best
give satisfaction THOMAS AFFLECk.
au2i 3rW Washington Adams county, Mississippi,
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.tMOUsSULTHAE ZINC" FOR ROOFING
TIVE subscribers agents for the sale 81 the Vee Montague CO
celebrated Sheet Zinc, would call attention OF Buiars and
ths article (when proper hc and
duraJ and economical article for has been used on rss
Europe Tor y years Silhout repair, and appaTsny4
good when first put 1t particularly cscuasd oT the roe
buildings churches, G Ihouaes Circulars ETngal
the requisite information the subject, had and models
the mode OF using 1t seen, on application to
SLARK, DAY & sTAUFFER,
FnFu.r FFr,.I ...n ~
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NtsU. G.. TAN iDtt "a co. BeGicrs 39t CgBee, Gun
zine street. New Orleans. fy25
s-s'- MR. W. e. FlTE is our authorized AGENT to
all business of the House. per npara act passed
this day before \. {. AlwwOtb, Notary Public.
y2J GEO. g. TAYLOR & co.
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SLARK, DAY 81 STAUFFER,
ImpOrters Of lin Pilates, Bar nnd Sheet Iror

Nails, Hardware. CutIery, etc.
Sso's E"S aa S4z 4s3zE sst st9sets &a corner Of
AYE I'VE IN SIQBE and on the way from the yariou
st,, stock OF Goods, comprising the most eHtep.
the United Sates-eonssing, i'll part, of the
4OO boxes Tin Plate assorted Sizes and of the best Chpr
90 oo, ., coS Il braql&9si ql&i and Loaded do,;,
g Bra2srs BS2k h9 and 5iPShs hssns $hS CdaBs 1s Sizes
1000 bPades Sheet Hoop, Band and Rod IOn EronWae,
$500 tons s%ea English and American Iron, flat, square,
so Co. Soss SesSe f9d Edf a 5G9 es Mar
Ra,s RR do Seman Crowley English egd AmSrGs5
Sheet Cast Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw Plates and
Ok, log, T%q9. Coil and Halter Chainsi,
ssaTTOnS sST o lf9Gsaps GrGb6nE and Eaas Hoes
5R:: 5R:9: FSS @ EsS5s faS 5@ fPa Bs5R aa
Armitage y Goley,s MoUse ll1e Anyiisi
New England yyooa !tos Screw Screws i.l1 D''''
GlWk's Patsnt Butt Hngesi
iSSfs@A AmsTeah maid and Eqglisl--or every description;
sliding t RoSr EgmjIgrs Ta, t.n shnttsr EPstenersi
Bras Cocks. Block Tin fPuoets, Wove Wire;
sSoyyc SaS foae"s' SEs stf6pi Fs aets, Feqde;
%a jaBssd Mae Lae anS Gus Tes TIss.
s Tof6S 6Ss1 9nG Table Sptsyy Rsz9 sfGisoE
5000 kegs Boston Nails, OF the celebrated Weymouth; s.
r \ s. brand PIsssed Boat Spikes; Wrought ant
lOu t0us Hollow Ware, Castings, etc:
go dozen ShOyes and Spade5-Ames's, Adams's Wood
and other makers:
lVtO dozen Whlttemore's Cotton, Wool and Horse Card
assorled, genuine and second quality;
$40 dozen Coffee Mls-Wilson's genuine and imitation;
$40 dozen Wine and Hair Sleeves, assorted;
800 coils Manila, TaTed and Cotton CoSiage Bed Cords
Plough llles, Oakum, etc.;
Files, Edge IOOls, saws, Mil and Cross.CUt do;
Grass and Corn SCytles and Sckles;
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters;
Corn Mills, Hons CpIsrs, iames, Blind Brides;
Poqghs-Of Parsons, Kings, Halls and other makers;
Eals Saws, Grst Mill and Gin Irons, Garden Toosi
Combs, Brushes, Fancy Perlmnery, Soaps, etc.;
Wrapping Paper, Writing do, Quills, Steel Pens;l
shoe Thread, Twine, Hide Whips, Clue
iand and Hafness Leather;
Rleached Winter Sperm Ol-wananted pure
Double Refined Winter Bleached Whae Ohi
Fall and Winter Lard Oil;
English and American LiIseed OH
Olive and Tanners Brown Mixed Ohi
| Tar, Pitch, Spirits OF Iu1entlne;
| White Lead, Ground and Dry Palnts
| Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass etc;
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mil STONES;
Powder Shot Bar, Pig and Sheet Lead, ead Ppes etc
WheyeTy other article apperEanlg TO the liaIdwae trade
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