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S. G. A. FRIEND,
Practical Architect and General Builder,

DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
ID of Franklin and its vicinity that he has per-
manently located himself in this town, for the
purpose of carrying on his profession in all its
branches.
Mr. F. viii give plans and specifications for
buildings of every description also, front and
side elevations, drawn in perspective and neatly
finished in mezzotinto, no extra charge being
made when he contracts for the work.
Mr.. F. respectfully solicits a share Of public
patronage; and If capabilty, industry and strict
attention to business can merit it, he is willing
to leave the result with generous public.
10 Mr.. F. will give instructions in the art
of mez SotintiRg Architectural and Landscape
Drawings.
". B.-Corn Mills put up, and MI Stones
redressed in a superior manner and at the short
est notice.
Jo55tng Shop on Third street, opposite the 7th
ward school house.
Franklin, June 20, 1850.
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-. ALSO

ON FRIDAY, January "a, 1881, between the
~ hours of II A. NJ. and p. NJ, will be sold by
Martial Verret, sheriff OF the Parish of Terre-
bonne, on the premises, for account of said sue
cession, sug r plantation situated on the june
tion of Bayous Black and Chene, in said parish,
containing 294 40-l00 acres, with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, on the same terms as
the above named property.
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JonS rw1BIL1 y, DANIEL EDWARDS

TyWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tin 4
l. Sheet Iron H'orkers, No. I6 New Levee,
tbetween Gravier and Poydras streets,l are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the above line.
best manner, at the shortest notice, ON most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assort
ment oil COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR ROOM STOHE.S; Of overy size and
description also all kinds of House w Work, such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout, &e. Al orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
n. B-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers OF the most approved STYLES.
TWIBILL IL EDWARDS
New Orleans May, 90, 1850.
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nN SATURDAY, the lst of February, 1881
~ at II clock, at the Court House in Frank
lin, viii be offered for sale at auction, by the un-
dersigned auctioneer, duly licensed in and for this
parish, pursuant to an order issued by the honor
able court for the fourteenth judicial district OF
the State of Louisiana, holding its sessions in
and for this parish:
GREASY, a likely negro woman, aged about 26
years. belonging to the succession OF Eliza Reels,
deceased; ON the following terms and conditions,
to wit:
The purchase money payable on the 1st day OF
March, 1852; the purchaser to give his note,
with good personal security in solsdo; made pay
able to the order of the administrator of said sue
cession, at the epoch aforesaid, conditioned to
pay s per cent. per annum interest from time due
until paid; and the said slave to remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated in favor of said sue
cession until full and entire payment of said note
in principal and interest.
To- Act of sale before the Parish Recorder,
at the expense of the purchaser
j. A. DUMARTRAIT, Auctioneer.
Parish of ST. Mary,Jan 2, 1851.
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w RGk0FQ tnS american DdAHet dS dHSdo
severed. From a faction newspaper.
Il Is not severed Mo- As soon
The sister stars by tempest-wrack
Shall be divided in their sky,
And darkle into chaos back
No! There it floats, with every hue
Undimd as when it first unfurnd
Against the storm, and proudly threw
Defiance to the tyrant's world;
And still the awful bird that wheels
Amid the tempest wildly swelling,
And calmly hears the thunder peals
A Within his storm-god's misty dwelling
Aye, still be guards from traitor feet
The glories Of that standard sheet,
And bears it in his guardian hand,
Respiendent over Freedoms land
Chine Of the valiant and thearied,
Where Marion fought and Warren died,
Where Monmouth still to Guildford calls,
And valor walks through Vernon,s halls,
While honor muses. in the gloom
And glory Of the hero's tomb,
Or chants that grand old lay she made
Accordant with the dark-blue seas,
That murmur wild where Freedom laid
Her ion-souled MiItiades.
Land OF the forest and the glen!
Land Of the mountain and the lake
Of, rivers rolled from sea to sea,
In that broad grandeur fit to make
The symbols of eternity:
Oh, fairest cline. Oh, learest land,
Who shall thy banded children sever
God Of our fathers here we stand,
Frrm plymouth rock to Georgia strand,
Heart pressed to heart, hand linked In hand,
And swear "The Union lives forever'
Then float, float on, thou banner bright,
With glory from the olden fight
Yes. stainless banner of the brave!
Thy wreath of stars still decks the wave
Where honor once her Lawrence rolled,
10 quiet in thy spangled fold:
Still, shining banner OF the free,
The sLackled nations turn to thee:
And when at home thy shadow falls
Along the annory's trophied walls,
Inc ancient trumpe's long for breath
The dinted sabres fiercely start
To vengeance from each changing sheath,
As if they sought some traitors heart.
Oh, sacred banner of the brave,
Oh, standard of a thousand ships.
Oh, guardian of the patriots grave.
Come, let us press thee to our lips!
There is trembling OF the rocks
New England feels the patriot shocks:
There is a trembling OF the lakes
The West, the mighty West awakes!
There is asnoise amid the pines
The white nagnoiias winter bloom:
Upon the South new glory shines,
And see the heave of Pinckney's tomb.
Behold the troubled air Is dark
With martial ghosts. the hills are bright
With bands of living men, aud bark
Their voices come in mingled might
The right shall live while faction dies,
The traitors drax fleeting breath,
But patriots drink from Gods own eyes
The light of truth that conquers death
Then, Eairest flag. then, dearest land
VINO shall thy banded children sever
God of our fathers. here we stand,
From Plymouth's rock to Georgia strand,
Heart pressed to heart, hand linked in hand,
And swear The Union lives forevern'
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D A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia LsDts, No 50,
i entire les Rues st. Louis ct Cont, la Nou-
velle OrIeans.-Un Assortment de QUIN-
G A IL L ERIE, telle que Franeaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allemande Clous Cou-
pee, Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniture de Batsse. m2-ly
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SAMEDI, lie Ter jour de Fevrier, 1851, Pheure
~ de midi, a la maison-de-cour dams la vile de
Franklin, il sc ofert en- vente publque, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le soussigne
encanteur, ddment quaifie dams en- pour cette pa
roisse, en- vertu dun ordre emane de Honorable
la cour du quatorzieme district judiciaire de r E.
tat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams ct pour cette
paroisse:
La negresse GREASY, esclave vie, agee den
viron 26 ans, dependant de la succession de feue
dame Eliza Reels, decedee, payable au Ter jour
de Mars, 1852 L'acquereur devant fournr son
billet, avec securite soiidaire, payable repoque
precitee, rordre de l'administrateur de Ia sus-
dite succession, portant pour cent dinteret Pan
de son echeance jusqu'a parfait Placement, ct Ia
dite esclave demeurant specialement affectee ct
hypothequee en- favour de cette succession, JUS
quau parfat Placement du dit billet en- principal ct
interet.
10 L'acte de vente sera passe pardevant lie
Recorder de.cette paroisse, aux frais de faeque-
reur. ia. DUMARTRAIT Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste. Marie, lie ? Janvier, 1881.
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o. Al man in Liverpool electrified
humanity and astonished .sthe faculty.
By saying. that "mnch of the sickness
OF the town was occasioned by bad
healfh.n
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TOSEPH HALL continues the Commission
aB Business in Mobile. and will give strict atten-
ton to all consignments.
10 LRn.5eT will be furnished at the lowest
rats. o2i-- SIN
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INTERESTINGLY!

9 Just received, an assortment of fine
20 Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
eAaSzaA Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen viii please call and examine the stock.
10 Clocks repaired and Jewelry made to
order or repaired in the neatest style.
A. F. McLAIN.
Franklin, May 0, 1850.
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TO PLANTERS.

FTNHE undersigned, in connection with his mer-
= camille, will carry on, as heretofore, Gens-
rat Commission and Ship. Brokerage Business;
and will be pleased procure vessels for planters
for any port they may wish.
A line addressed to him through the Post OF
fee viii receive immediate and prompt attention.
CHARLES 3. BAYLIES.
PattersonvilIe, Nov. ID, 1850. SIN
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JAMES II. JONES.
CYRUS FLINT.

n FLINT 4 JONES, Nos 46 and 4s Royal
W street, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers tts C0bina Furatturs, Chairs, Spring
Hair and lHoss IHattresses, Feathers. Pinshi
Hair Cloth, Dap.asks; Gimp, Cords and Iasseis
Cured HAIR, VarHisk; Glue, Chair and Sofa
Springs, IPt5btHg, Cabtme. makers Hardware,
Castors &c. o2i--1y
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice to
81 the planters and others that he has rented
sFYvthe Blacksmith Shop formerly owned by
" James Emison, and expects to commence
business on Monday, the 9th Of May, and solicits
share Of patronage from his former customers
and others, pledging himself to ehdeavor to merit
a continuance of the same.
ROBERT LASHLEY
Franklin, May 2, 1850.
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UARNISH----50 gallons of the manufacture
v of S. P. Smith, consisting Of Copal, Coach,
AsphaItum and Leather Varnish for furniture,
carriages, pictures, machinery and harness. For
sale, wholesale and retail, at Apothecaries' Hail.
o24 c. RABE.
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MOTTO E.-The undersigned, having been
In duly commissioned and sworn, offers his SER
vices to the citizens of St Mary, as NOTARY
PUBLIc in and for said parish. Ali business en-
trusted to his care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch. 10 His office is open
at all hours. L. r. CURTIS,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TUE subscriber. grateful for the many favors
i received at the hands of the planters and
public of Attakapas, respectfully renews the offer
Of his services in New Orleans for the sale of all
kinds Of produce and the purchase of plantation
supplies. From his long experience in the busi-
ness, and aided as heretofore for several years by
E. W. Rodd and ]. M. Putnam, he hopes to rem
der general satisfaction, qcitout the aid Of bro
kers or spectators clerks, the whole business
being transacted under his own eye and super
intendence, pledglng himself for prompt sales
and quick returns at all times, and to the strict
est Observance of instructions
JOHN HALL, No. Front Levee
n14---2m New Orleans.
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SHERMAN'S
IMPROVED PATEET
S U S Pc MS O r 7
BA NDA &c

THTS is one of the very useful articles which
i the present age supplies for the use of the
afflicted. Its object is to give support to the
scrotum and testicles, in cases of disease or re
taxation. They also afford comfort and safely to
those persons who exercise a great deal on horse
back. m23
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NToTICE.-Theu undersigned being duly COM
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people Of the parish of St.
Mary, as Notary PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. Al business entrusted to him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch
D Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
MA Office under the Odd-F Fellows Hall.
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4W81ss G0mNgRa
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.l
THE AMERICAN FLAG IN 1850.
nv WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.

We regard the American banner as already
severed. From a faction aleiospaper.
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TAXES

a LII persons liable TO pay Town Tax
EAon tie List of 1850 in the town of
Lnchfeld, are hereby notified that l will
meet them 10 receive their taxes at the
house Of Albin Guild in Million IN Thurs
day July lOth. from 8 A. Nj 10 II Mat
the store of Whiting ,kcnney & Son in Ban,
tam Fall The same day la'clock to s o'rl elk
p. NJ. at the store Of Nm, Smelley in South
Farms on Friday July Illh, from $ o'clock
A. M, to IL Nat the store of Pickett a.
Terrell the same day from o'ct'k, 20 3 +.
Mat The store of = 4, Merwin, III North,
field on Saturday July 18th. rrom 8 o'clock
A. M. 10 IL N lat the Litchf"id Depot
the same day from O'clock TO P. NJ
and al all times a. my Office In Fast Street.
And all will further take notice that |
am intending 10 colIecI travelling fees of all
that fail TO pay at tine places above specified
and no mistake, as you will DO onVinced
hereafter.
A. s, LEWIS, Collector.
Litchheld, June 10Th 1881. +Sw5
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nN and after July list, Stages will run from
" Litchfeld to the Housatonic Railroad, as
o:lows, VIZ: Stage will leaye LItchheld tol
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays AND
Fridays, at o'clock. A. NJ. and arrive al
New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany.
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Satut Gays. at O'clock, P. NJ. or on the
arrivaloi the Passenger Train from New York,
Another Stage will leave West Cornwall for
I.itchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, at 3 O'clock. P. NJ, or on the arrival OF
he Passenger Train from New York, and re-.
urn OF Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
eaving Litchfeld at O'Clock. A. NJ, thus
oaking daily line from Litchfeld to the
H. >atonic Railroad.
The Proprietor of this line intends putting
on new Carriages, and as usual good Horses.
and will endeavor TO merit liberal share OF
public patronage.
EDMUND HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall, June 81, 1919, 8
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Important to the Public.

fNHE subscribers would respectfully ln-
4 form their patrons and friends aud the
public generally that they are extensively ens
gagged in the manufacture and putting into
operation of DOUGLASS PATENT PREMl-
UNI HYDRAULIC RAM, perfectly simple
and effective machine, for forcing portion of
brook or spring to any required distance CT
elevation when proportlonaie fall can be APP
piled.
The various uses of this Ram are obvious,
VIZ; for the purposes of ilrigatlhg Land, SUP
plying Dwellings, Gardens, Barry ards, Facto-
lies, Villages, &c. with running waller.
The simplicity OF the operation of this ma.
chine, together with its effectiveness and very
apparent durability render it decidedly the
most important and valuable apparatus yet
developed in Hydraulics for forcing portion
OF a running stream of waller TO any elevation
proportionate to the fall obtained.
II is perfectly applicable where only Is in
ches OF fall can be had, vet the greater the
tail applied the more powerful the opperstlon
# the machine and the higher the water may
be conveyed We have various sizes Of the
machines adapted 10 springs or brooks that
DuruISh from quarts TO IS gallons OF wafer
per n.inuie.
The subscribers have also constantly on
hand large quantity of Lead Pipe If various
sizes I'd qualities, suitable for setting the
Rams, or for acqueducls. also, a large assort-
ment OF Well and Cistern Pumps, all of which
will be sold at prices tina; cannot fail to suit
customers.
Tin Ronffig Fave Troughs &c at short no.
ice and on favorable terms Sicvcs Of all
kinds, always o" hand, together with other
!rtIcles too numerous to mention.
PATTI ON & CONE.
West Cornwall April 10Th 1881. 40
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Iron, Steel, Mails, &c.

L NGLlSH, Refined, Swedes and Norway
IL Iron, round, square and fiat; T. V. F.,
Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small squares.
Swedes Shapes Horse Shoe Iron band, hoop
scroll, nut and tenzle-lrame Iron; -" Naylor 81
Cos " Steel of all kinds spring, corking and
sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cut Nails and
Iron; Cast>steel and S'eel>pla'ed Snoves
" Fairbanks" Scales of every size; Iron and
Steel Crow>barsi Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows, Sedges, Hammers; Files, Rasps
Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils with
cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails of superior
quality made to order; together with grea
variety of other articles in the line, for sale al
No 60 State street.
o. Prices and terms will be made salisfac
tory to purchasers,
E.G. RIPLEY & co.
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kROWsaGOMuc Railroad.
Winter Arrangement.


The Cars on TINS road run IN connection with
The New York and New Haven, and Western
Railroads.
MORNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany,
and Pittslield, leaves B,idgcdcrt at 1890 A
NJ. on the arrival OF the a. NJ. Express from
New York and the second Accommodation
FRAN from New Haven, and the Naugat uck
'rrainfrom Waterbury.
EVEN NC TRAIN leaves Bridgeport at 5,45
P. M. on the arrival OF the P. NJ. Express
Train from New York the 100 P, M. Train
from New Eaven, and the Naugatuck Train
from Winsted.
Passengers 90 directly through to Albany by
these trains without changing cars.
Trains leave State Line at 9 A. NJ. and
o.l5 P. Nj. on arrival OF The morning and eve
ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge
port at 80 and 40 P. NJ.
Trains run from Piltstield intersectng the
Albany and New York trains at Van Dusen-
Vile.
Freight Trains cave Bridgeport every morn-
ing at o'clock.
C. A. KIRKLAND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. Is, 1850, 81
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49, 49, &4&8W2 08 $780, ~ - -
SuceessOrs Co Dr. Nathaniel Booth, tate
BOOTH & BRO1IHAHI.
New Haven, Conn.
OFFER for the sale the following goods,
~ at prices which will command the at
lenliOn and patronage Of the most close and
economical purchaser.
DRUGS md .MEDICLNES.
500 lbs prime turkey Opium
5000 do Cream Tartar
$500 do Carb Soda
1000 do EPSON Sails
5 cases Calabria Liquorice
1000 lbs Rad do
1000 do Gum Camphar
300 do Carb Ammonia
800 do extra f. J Rhubarb.
DYE WOODS md DYE STUFFS.
800 bbls Camp Logwood
900 do ST D do
so do Redwood and NicWood
80 do Barwood and Peachvond
% do CamwOod and Red Sanders
50 10 FuSic aud Maple Bark
1000 do Ombro Madden
1000 do Blue Vilriol
5000 do Copperas-20OO do Ord Argols
1000 do Bi Chromate Potash
1000 do Madras Guatemala, Caracas
and Manila Indigo of the finest grades
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Colds, Bronchitis asthma, Splitting Of
Blood Bleeding at the Lungs Pains in the Breast and
Chest Nervousness Night Siveats PGtpitaton Of the Heart
and all FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Complaints
arising therefrom Cholera Infantum, sc.
o. For Proof and particulars of Cures, see our
Pamphlets and HandbilS-all our Agents have tAem
give away.
~ rar sic wholesale and retail, by AC.
smith, Litchtield, Crow y levitt, N. Hartford
N. B Larhrop, Wolc ottvlile, A. Miles & son
and Miles &: GRAY, Goshen, F. w. Pierce,
Phillips & Rood and J. c. Allen, Winsted, ]. z
Warner, Roxbury, G. w. Whittlesey, n. Mil
ford, Mills & CO. Norfolk, w. w. Calkins,
N.Cans an, c. F. Peck, Ellsworth. c. L Prindle.
sharon, Warren Newton, Watertown E.Bab-
Preston, T. Scott, Plymouth, Doolittle & &C.,
Ilitchcr cksviIe, Thompson & Allen, Woodbury..
Belden & Miner, Falls Village, and by Mer-
chants and Druggists in nearly every town in
Lalhe Slate
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WATCHES,
.LEWELRY, .SIL YER WARE, dc
,vyrwar g. CAwrNnO

No. 3 Exchange Place, Main ST.. Bridgeport,
: INVITE attention TO their extensive as
| L sortmentcf superior
GOLD WATCHES,
among which, are some of the finest ever
I brought to this country, cased in the richest
| STYLES for both Ladies and Gentlemens wear;
also.lhe more common kind OF Gold Lever
and I.epine Watches. which are sold very
cheap. some as low al 1926. aud warranted.
Onr fine watches are manufactured express
Ivf,rrs. nv the most celebrated makers in
Europe, ana us we impor! them ourselves we
are enabled 10 sell al much less prices than
,hev could otherwise be afforded Our as
sorIment of Silver I.eversLepne and 9th
er Watches is always very large, and we
are selling at retail every style OF good
Watches as low as they can be purchased
a, wholesale in New York
RICH JEWELRY,
We arc manufacturing ourselves and re-
ceiving almost every day from New York
and other places. all the new styles OF Eng
lSh French and American Jeweiry, embrn
ling everv article worn either fer use or or
nament.
Gold Chains for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Gold KEYS, Seals, Slides, Charms, Lock
cts, Pencils.
Gold Breast Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
Finger.rings, Thmbles, Diamond Rings,
and Pins, Jewelry in sets, Comedian Kings
anu Charms, Wedding Rings, &c, &c.
Jewelry of all descriptions made to order
SILVER WARE.
Purchasers OF this article will always find
n much larger assortment at our eStaoIlSh-
men, than at any other place in the State.
We are constantly manufacturing, ard war
rant every article sold by US to be as pure as
coin
Butter Knives, Fruit Knives and Fish
Knives. Ladies. Cups, Beef longs, Sugar
longs, Sugar Siftcrs and Spoons. Tea
STEAMERS, Napkin Rings, Table, Tea, Des>
serl, Cream, Mustard and Salt Spoons.
Table, Tea. Dessert, Beef and Pickle
Forks Of every variety Of pattern in fashion
SRECTACLES.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Eye
Glasses, &c. Particular attention paid TO
selecting and adjusting Glasses to the sight
ON the MOST approved scientific principle
FANCY GOODS.
Our assortment is too large 10 attempt a
deser,p,ion, consisting of almost every thing
rich and desirable; Silver, Pearl, Shell and
Ena neled Card Cases. Po:tmonnaies, Gil
gar Gases, Fine Wallets. Knives, Razors
Scissors, Brushes, Spy Glasses, Thermome-
ters &C. &c.
Rich Plated Cake Baskets, Mantle Clocks,
&C., sc.
Fine Watches repaired in the most per-
feet manner. Seals. Visiting Cards, Trunk
and Coffin Plates engraved in the best style.
.Tewelry, Spectacle and Music Boxes, &c,
repaired. ). T. bhAGh AmA
may 81, 1851.
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TO Farmers.

THE subscribers are now manufacturer!
and keep for sale the Patent Premium GRAS,
HOPPER PLOUGH, which took four premi,
nms at the Litchfeld County Fair in the ial
of 1880, and were highly recommended b,
the committee of the State Fair at y bapy, an'
the Duchess County Fair. We reccommt NJ
this Plough to give eAtlre satisfaction. prop
erly used, and to require less draft by one
quarter, than any other now in use. We hav
three kinds, viz: the Common. The Side Hill
and the Corn Plough.
We recommend the Side Hill Plough
being equally as good tor level ground as III,
Common.
HOTCEKISS g. HITCHCOCK.
Sharon, April 23d. 1851, so