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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

amicable arrangement It's also probable that
the affairs OF Hesse viii be arranged by conati,
tuona arbitration that is TO say, in pursuance OF
the policy avowed and sustained by Prussia.
Austria VIII rot dare, whatever she has SAID, 70
venture on an armed intervention. She will re-
treat upon tie protestation OF Prussia, who has
declared her opposition to the Intervention or 1 at
leastthrow the whole burhen OF the responsibility
on Austria England and France will sustain
Prussia.
The creation of fourteen new Cardinals, ten OF
whom are not Romans, and have been chosen IN
the bosom of all the Churches of Europe and
America, has excited good deal of Interest,"
The baking of a new batch OF Cardinals, IN order
to minge new blood with the old absolntsm oil
the Court Of Rome, is an act OF great shrewdness
which may exert the most important influence &c on :
the future religious condition of the world. IL
should say to you that, among these Cardinals;
there is one who can pass for good Soclallst
should no doubt astonish YOU but it IS fact, o.
which can give you conclusive proofs refer
to one of the French Cardinals. You may De
lieve this on my authority, but | must beg leave
not to name the Individual ,-,,n,,,rrrp
Ever truly yours, JULES LECHEVALlEk-
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Habeas Corpus-Espionage.

To Tie Editor Of The Neu- York Tribune:
We have in our Office suspended from peg, a
little article say half an inch in diameter the large end,
thence growing small by degrees and beautifully less for
three feet and terminating III point ard labeled Habeas
Corpus Now as it has been decided by high authority
thai the Habeas Corpus ought be suspended, and
beng ourselves lovers olaw and order and especially of
peace measures and whereas certain spies dinqusors
are sent out by the Journal Of Commerce pry into
business affairs OF metchants of This City, order to report
thereon; now, therefore, having confidence in YOUR
good Judgment wish inquire whether such fellows
are or are not entitled 10 the benefit of Habeas Corpus
nioresaidi lfyou this question armalively then
we hereby to all the spies nGuistors are
said who desire taste of "Habes Corpus to cali On our
hr N a; any hour OF the day, and they can be ac
commodaled without fees We await your answer and
shall act accordingly LEX EFT ORDO
Netc York. Oet. g, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

The WORLDS EMBELLISHMENTS
Briggs has appointed the following gentlemen the
Committee tor Massachusetts,; Marshall P Wilder
Henry n. Hooper Edward Riddle, Boston; Alex
ander De Witt, Oxford Samuel L. Croker, Taun.
tom William a. Burke, Lowell; Joshua Aiken,
Andover; David Carson, Dalton Charles Stearns
Springfield.
TREASURE HuSTlSG.-The schooner Eliza Ann.
Iof Cohasset,l cleared at Boston, on Monday. for
Sumana, Venezuela, to recover the treasure from
she wreck OF the Spanish ship F." San Pedro" sunk
near Sumana She took an engine diving bell,
an9 otner machinery necessary for the experiment,
20 The cabinet shop of James Hooper, Balti-
more was destroyed by fire on Sunday last. Loss
ahQpt $500 No insurance. 49, -'''e
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Hon HORACE MANN.-There is not an individ-
ua in the United States who know what Mr. Mann
thinks says OF the Fugitive Slave Bill There is
who would give pinch of snuff for his opinion ques-
ton of Constitutional law Since his lamentable
phe in which his reputation urist demolished by
half dozen words Of Mr. Webster the greenest practon
er in the neighbohood of Courts has found his learn
ing go cheap il the market as Mr.. Horace Mann.
Boston Courier.
EB7 The least said about that demolition of Mr.
Mann's reputation jurist the better. Can
The Courier have forgotten that it was not Mr..
Mann's, but Judge SToRY's law which was de.
molished by half dozen words of Mr.. Webster?
Now some people think Joseph Story reputation
as iurist is too deeply engraven on the Judicial
annals OF his country TO be wiped out by half a
dozen words the Boston Courier or even of the
Great Expounder himself. TIE Courier may rail
at the representative from the Eighth District Of
Massachusetts, for uttering unpaatable truths, but
still the people will hold that
A Mann s Man for a. that
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tons. Blu, what he presents, or at least what nc
hss ltherto presented, as the true expresslono OF
Errj;sb Socialism, is what he calls the public
charities Nolhiug is better than those instltu-
tons But they are not, properly speaking, 80
cialist or if they are Socialist, they represent on
~ indirect Socialism. The characteristic OF direct
Socialism is to take hold of the causes OF those So
cial maladcs which produce misery and vice
Charity heals the wounds made by the civii war
OF interests 1t is the organization OF industry by
association. which will put end to this cgi war
of interests so absurdly erected into n system by
the Economists under the name OF supply and de
mand ,.,,,lo+
Direct Socialism-whch is to philanthropy what
labor is to health what good loaf of bread Is to
poultice, what hygeine is to mcdlclne,cah u ever
be comprehended by Lamartine Much 90
doubt it. He has himself declared that ne never 1
could comprehend the Socialists was convinced
Of This in 1888, when after having signed the pro-
premmc of the Social party with me, ne ieh BACK
Before thevcry first difficulties. II he had persist,
cd he would have prevented the Revolution OF
194e. instead of now having the double and terri
Bile responsibility of having helped to bring 1t on
and then of failing. We have as yet scarcely be
gun to see the msfortunes which will grow out
that failure.
Doherty is now giving lectures on the Reyolq
tion of 1913 in the different provinces OF England
He has delivered two with great success IN Man
chester | viii write you few lines more on Fri
asy. Yours, faithfully,
JULES LECHEvALIER.
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SHOCKING MURDER AT MEREDITH Banner
n, H,-A Mr. Edward L. Davis Of this place. %
years of age, whose parents resident here, was
yesterday morning found in the river, near the
railroad bridge. On the bridge, near the middle
of the river, was found the coat OF the deceased
the collar torn Off while the right sleeve from the
elbow TO the wrist, was covered with blood, as
was also the left skirt and other parts. Suspicion
of the murder falls strongly ON MIR. Rufus Elan
ders, with whose wife, it is said, the deceased
has been for some time carrying on an Illicit in.
tercourse. Flanders left his wife in this village
about a week since, but returned yesterday morn
Ing. He was present when the body was taken
ashore, hut betrayed, as far as We could see, no
symptoms on guile. He was arrested on the spot
Davis was Last seen at Preseotts oyster saloon,
about l. o'clock on the night OF the murder where
he ate dish of ysteFs, and treated several Other
persons. shpsFe3 Hnroh' S't3
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ENOR SALE.-A great business stand,
a store building and dwelling, and stock OF goods, or
would be disposed of separately wanted in that manner
Building in prime order and located in very ouTsg W.
iaee on The Hudson River cash business in M operation
and established many years The owner being IN pad
health is obliged remove South but would remain III me
pace long enough to his influence for the concern APP
Py to PETER J. STRIKER, (MessIs Holmes Coz "
oil lmeodH 900 bTouI''aJ' W. L,
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COMMISSION PAPER WARE
OHOUsE.-JOHN C. ROBERTS, 1O2 Johrst ofers
for sale low
$500 resms Cap Crown and Foiio Straw Papers.
5000 reams Cap Crown and Folio Rag Papers.
5,CC0 reans White and Colored Shoe Papers.
2,Co0 reams of good White Tea Papers
Together with general assortment of Hardware, Manl-
a. Bag. Cloth, Printing and fine Wrapping Papers
O2S lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

ENOR SALE. - On Thirty frst-st. be-
Il Third and Lexington three 3story and base
ment HOUSES, with good ander cellar They are fitted
with every convenience, and built in the best manner
and will be sold low applied for soon$tQ0o can re-
main on bond and mortgage Apply to JOHN & BLISS,
Builder, the premises, at the Mechanics Exchange
Broed-st. from u TO O'Clock, daily. OF lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING AND TAlLORING.-Im
" mensa stock Of fashionable ready-made CLOTHING
Of every Observation-Disclosures Coats from 81 TO IS; 5000
Vests tom 81 10 81; 5000 Pants, from 81 to 3D. TO measure
and fashionable frst.rate railways guaranteed
single Trial viii convince all Twenty per cent ess nen
any house In the city for cash. Remember the name ana
number MICHAEL CONWAY,
SO 3meod* f43 Fulton.st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

STEAM FERRY BOAT FOR SALE.
S-Tte steam Ferry Boat ESSEX, now plying on the
Jersey City Ferry Said boat is 40 feet long, "a feet wide
and has an engine "a inches diameter of cylinder and
feet stroke OF piston. To any person about establish
Ferry the Hudson connect with the Hudson River
Railroad, towing about the Harbor, she would be
desirable boat. For further information apply to
C. A. WOOLSEY,
OILS I'm Supt JERSEY CITY Ferry at Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

AT PRIVATE SALE, TARRY-
IATOWE-A beautiful tract Of LAND, containing about
Four Acres with the buildings thereon, most beautifully s
uaed for Building sites at Tarrytown Westminster county
n Y The above place s near the Hudson River Railroad
and offers great Inducements persons wishing 10 pur
chase small farm the City For price and further par
culars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auchoneer
No 7 BrOad-sI. Oh Ivy
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HoeRI SALE l5... CHEAP p FOR OR CASH. H..
BOX FACTORY, now doing good cash business. In
quire at $50 Pear-st opposite Cedar-s o29 2t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

a T PRIVATE SALE-The four-story
IN Brick House and lot, 81 Clinton place. (Eghh-st)-
Size house. 2ix60 feet deep furnished in modern style,
with all of the modern improvements Size of lot 25xo8
bond and mortgage if desired For further particulars ap
ply tot o23 Ivy a. ]. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, Broadst.
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EIVOR SALE OR TO LET-The desr-
Il able DWELLING-HOUSE 1903 Fourth-avenue, near
Twnh-st. in the neighborlood OF Broadway and Union
square Apply 10 SHEPHERD Il MELVILLE
o19 lwt Attorneys, Ia Wali-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

EHOR Satellite two-story HOUSE
Il and LOT I0I Stantor-st. Also other REAL ESTATE
IN city and country. Inquire as above, Of
OF I'M J. TAFT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

JAMES STU ItbIb, PftHld6nA
MANLIus s. CLARK, Clerk of the Corporation.
New-York, Sept Is, 1850. sl3 II
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DRIVATE SALE-EAST-TWENTY-
N FiRST-ST.-House and Lot No. = Twenty first
st Apply to A. j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, 7 Broad-st
for full particulars o24lw
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A T PRIVATE SALE-Four LOTS of
LAGROUND on the north side Of Thirty third-st. be-
between Ninth and Tenth each Lot % by SO feet
inches. Twohirds OF the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage If desired For terms, &c. apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
oZt lW Broad-st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
Grating.

0reharling, Which had been for great number
ofycars almost entirely neglected has for III, last
t~cnty or thirty years generally received 4 fell
share of the farmers attention. Sixty years ago
there were many old orchards; but very few lid
been PLANTED for number OF wears previous 40
that time and there were very few nurseries in
the country except such as had grown up where
the po,nace from the cider mills had been dsp"'-
tied in heaps, About this time when planting
out apple orchards RECOMMENDED these Wild mar
series furnished almost exclusively the yuuu,
plants. which after having beel set in orchards ii
n number of years, were some of them in-rat'ct
from old trees, which bore the best fruit we then
had but most Of the scions being taken from old
trees, or old varieties the fruit Of the young or
charls generally bore the marks Of old age and
soIne OF them continued 10 bear but n few years,
although set on young and vigorous stocks. Some
varieties are wholly extinct OF the Nourseg
Sweeting so called, which were plenty in this mar
ket about sixty years ago not one rs 70 be found
although many young trees ingratted about thai
time
We cannot prolanr the existence Of any plr,ic
ular kind Of fruit by migrating from old on 70 yora-
trees beyond the natural life ut the original tree,
or the time it would cease 70 bear fruit by old age
itliyng We must 90 back 10 the seed fora new
generation.
Ii | am correct tl1 lnlHhl'Nc "i 'HI""I- w
Migrating our nurseries from new varieties must
be apparent n an urcharl of a variety that i not
more than twenty or thirty years old, will Inst
seventy or eighty wears longer than Of variety
Of an hundred wears old, two hundred years beng
considered the age Of the apple tree AN aware
that there are many who will smile at the idea
that scion taken from IN old and placed upon
Young tree, continues 70 number it, year,. They
say that its age is renewed a. soon "a 1t IL sup
ported by the sap Of The Young tree; th1t 1t his
mo affinity to the old tree. Ii So why Is not the
fruit changed faction when Transmitted 70 the
Young stock. does not retain the identity oftt' me-
tire and species, how could it produce the same
fruit ofthc parent tree
Mr.. President ftha doctrine be true That by
budding or Migrating from older to Younger Fco-
any specie, of fruit might be preprtuated through
all time then the fatal apple that grew in the g'r,
den of Eden by the same process my have been
transmitted 10 rs, and our wives might have been
pluckng the fruit AMI giving it their husbands.
But it canno, be So We might ne well under
take to renew the age Of m old COW by turning
her into new pasture n the age Of any species
Of fruit by migrating from old to Young treas. Il
il true that if the cow was better teI her heir
might look more sleek anl CLASSY, but it would
no; dimtni n a wrinkle upon her horns-io' ia
r. Ne,chaifs .ldiresS J.iore the E''et IL r.e"'r"
Societu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CuRrvG UANs-A distinguished gentleman a! m
diana hls furnished u. with his recipe iur cmin;
hams. Tie informs Us that he has hams M h''
smoke house cured after this recipe which
have hung there nr six years. The h!s never
trouble them After his ham. have been .altei
for six weeks, he lays ,hem on a hoard ~ dry
When they are dry, he stltters rel pepper free
" over them end rubs some Of in the hook
and in the upper enl # the bone. He smokes
with hickory, and occasionally burns pepper vine,
or dried red peppers during the process vi muNin-
He also burn. The vines or the p"perS in hi. smoke
house during the sumner, LotirHs J,'uli.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

bottle of wine four hundred years oil was
drank one day at President Tycrs table, and
n calculation was made 81 its cost on tn, nppo,i.
,iou that the price was half dollar ut tho III I.
aud that the interest On tina, half dollar had bccs
collected once every three months and also laid
out at interest, during the four hundred wears. by
which mode the principal would double every
eleven years. The result was that 400 wears com
pound interest on fifty cents amnoun,cd to some
gao 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

Gov. CnUryuEy ~ DmrrrcvLrr-Thc people
Of Madison counny, KY have presented to the
governor an immense bullock. weighing 5000
pounds In hi, letter acknowledge the compli.
ment the governor saws:
can hardly imagine how I'm ever TO ct So
much beef consumed and in this difficulty. wish
it TO be certainly understood, that consider YOU
AMI all Madison m9n who may witt Frankfort,
As under especial Obligations to come to my house
and assist in eating it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CALIFORNIA SPECrLNroS-1h Cincnnatti Nun.
parcel estimates that Si3,0Oo,O 900 of gold will bee
mined in California from June, 1919 to June, $50
To offset this, it is calculated that 100000 persons
will arrive there during the same time, ut a cost
ots500 each, or S5OOO0000 f0r the wholc--so
that the California speculation will be sS,OOo,0OO
"uvcr the left
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CONMfRf on THE UNITED SrArTs-The total
value Of imports brongh, into the United States
during the year ending 30lh June last was Sli7,-
3574S9 ani of exports, slI5,755,s2O, Of which
sl32,666,955 were domestic exports. The i'm.
ports exceed the exports only s2,l0l6lo.
During the previous wear the value of import
was Sl56, 99SS9S; AMI Of exports, Sl5i,Oa6I.6,
Of which Sl329Oil2l were domestic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

CYRus Swan, a pupil Of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Columbus alyertiscs in the Statesman
for information Of his brothers and sister. The
advertisement says that he has not heard from
them for nearly twenty years. 1.-THE poor fellow
ia dsdfno wonder he has not hrri from them
Defiance Dtm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

ANOTHER Y ERsIoS- The Taunton Mass True
Democrat thus solves the meaning Of the cclubra
ted phrase in the last message Of the General
ave are at peace with cH me 'r9r'L and seek "a
maintain our relations Of anIity viii, he rest Of
mGRkind:'
Bliss snd the chci.
In accent, brief,
Bring me Nmap oflll CREATION,
Including Newfoundland;
And all that part Of ilmdJ,ia1
Belonging 10 our nation ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

fremont lIousE--Wc understand that the
MeSser' Couch, having purchased the property
intend extending the fremont House forty feet on
Lake street This addition will make il the largest
hotel in the West 1t is already magnificent
building --Chi Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

New York city HI, a larger population Than
either Of the States Of View Hampshire, Connect.
cut, Vermont or Michigan. IL has more than the
three States Of Arkansas Florida, and Texas 10
gether. II also has more population than the
States Of Rhode Island, Iowa and Delaware aidt i
TO that Of Oregon territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

TnE L,n1rsT LUMP Yrr--The Boston Journal
says; "wshad the pleasure Of seeing a lump Of
gold from California, Weighing six pounds, and
valuedat 81 ,7oo. The person who CT, see and
handle Il without experiencing slight touch of the
California fever, must be the pos,es.or ofcgnsijcr
able frnness ii character.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

rnrsrNr--On The marriage Of Baron Willy Won
Rothchilj n Naples, TO tho Second daughter of
Baron Anselul Won Isothchill of Frankfort, Baron
Won Rothschil tho head Of tho Frankfort firm,
presented to The youthful pair million Of forms,
amounting b about $4,000 sterling (sioo.0oo)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
FEVER AND AGUE.

Tor This sruurr- 81 the western country thee
Medicines will be- found a safe, speedy, and c,--
tain remedy. O,hor medicines leave the system
subject To- a returnullh dsrn~"--l core by these
medicines is prrnauori-TRY THEM, BIZ
SATISFIED, AND BIZ CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Los oF NrrE u., 'Np
D.Eaa..uF fE,,Lt,-fHr.e medicines have been
used with ,h. nus' beneficial results 100 eases uf
this du,rrip'uu.--hrSgs Eyrl ana ~cNouLA IN
It's worst iu-m- Yields 10 the u,.l get powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. NIgur
SwF,r, Nervous DmMrTY, NFwors Cost
PLANTS uf al iiais, Punr,IoS ~ ruG tlg,Kr,
PAWrE,s CoLlc, az" speedily cured.
MERCURIaL DISEASES.
Persons WtU-' CONS IlgI'u, .rEH h."Hm@ In
paired b. the iuIuiIriu1s usr ui Nvrcurr will
lind thrs. Medicine perfect cure, r, they never
fail On eradicate nom dine system nlI lbe rdacls "
Mercury infinitely sooner tnnu ,ur most powerful
preparations ui Safvpar,I,. \ -.gIe lr.l will
place them beyond tine rruch oi competition, IN
the estimation Of every patient
Pc CAREFUL OF C0UTTERFEIT5,
Several have lately been discovered, and then
ueaHuus authors arrested, both IN the city Of New
York and abroad
Buy # 10 me who is not an ArrnoUIsrn
AGENr.
Prepared aud sid by DR.. WEB MOFFAT.
336 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE ny
WALKER 4 HICKLlNG, Otd'rr
Ottawa. Jan . 'j0-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02

The age Of bird, Is much greater than many
imagine. a swan may live 200 years-goose So
--pecock 29-the thievi,h crow l0O-but the
sweet nightingale only Is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
nlisccl 'aucous.
L, D, Smith
IL nos opening and has in store a g71cra
!. cssortmcut ct
Dry Goods, Groceries * Hardware.

4 f@-orlilclito u
Dry Goods, Groceries * Hardware.
such 3s
Cloths. CGsSiHlercS. H0iiirc'i, Iircfts,
KeaigcIY jeIns, lcSiiUgS, Sc.
c''ni"r selection ut prints, rng1"u>, q" l' MS dr.
silks. b,2~hrd and brown muslin. to .. VIDE
rlcachcd aud brown dlhug 10 o. wa.; check,
HICKORY stripes G., l1rud caUhrlcN. r.i, white. 1Ga
yellow fluuel Canton do, Irish Ircn. crash. '1.n
diaper, hosiery gloves tanbkrrc'utS. ~r7r'.
muslin camhr;r TO-, .aot. cdgn-. and r-"r-l'1. =
hons and variety o.. notions. \ small stock, Which
wil. be saidNgyy cheap. ct
Iscnfiy Wn;iC C;oih5r~.
Goats. Vests paufS Fine Shirts. Hickory do. Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
IN Best Qufh'
OfTcas Certr. y. o 'rat and crushed .ur-. me-
qs..- cider vaarf~, rice, s7.r,0tu-. rHntrs, ,oap,
nails. r'7 ta-.'lo- with an rrc 'H's ~U.yrrg ar.
..ccs-F Iour and Indian Meal h,qt constantly, and
warranted 10 a.l Gusts
\ First Rate Stock Of
Mem, thick. sip aul c0t Boots mems and hoy
8royaqS i1I.r, Cater. kii walking shoes and
hl, ku-, leather 'rrr boots 0nd low qUl'rut shoes,
misses and rh'jr.u'v Boots and shoes. And
\ Good assortment Of
Euiyrsnrl forks. scissors hard saws. r7wwr-s. "r-
rcs. door h10Z"--, waw.e-, grain scoops, -""vr.5,
and spades trace chains. sc.
Package W H' sent throughout, town TREE 20
charges TIRE h.he-, Market price 49,. BE- paid ..r
9'. Kinds 81 produce.