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Marriage Of Prof. Htbstcr's Daughter.
Miss Harriet w., daughter of the late
Prot. Webster,) was married at Cambridge,
Mass, on the 2d inst, to Mr.. S. w. Dabney,
of Fayal, the brother Of her elder sisters
husband. When her father was convicted
of the murder Of DR.. Parkman, this young
lady, who had for some time been betrotllcd
to Mr.. d., absolvod him from his engagement,
which, however, will, n manlincss that did
him honor, he would not accept. They, with
Mrs. Webster, are about making visit to
Fayal.
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Headquarters.
2SD REGIMENT CAVALRY, !
Edgcfield G. H., April !, 1851. (

EdgcfoId c. H., April I, 1851.
ORDER No H.
rNHE Edgefeld Squadron of Cavalry will ap.
L pear at Edgefeld Court House, urn,ed and
equipped as the iaw Directs, OIL Tuesday the 9Th
Of May next, for Drill mud Review.
The Abbeville Squadron will appear at Able.
next, armed and equipped, in like manner, for
Drill and Review.
Commissioned and non. Commissioned Officers
will assemble the day prcviour, at the pluce Of
Rendezvous Of their respective Squadrons, for
Drill and instruction.
Equipments Of eaoh Company, will be required
on the duy of Drill.
by order of THOS. w. LANHAM,
Col. ID Reg't Cavalry.
April l2, 2t
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Newspapers IN South Caroliaa.-Thc
whole number Of newspapers published in
this State is 40, of which eight are issued
daily. Each daily paper has also tri-weekly
issue, and three of them publish weekly
sheet, being merely a transcript from the
Idailies. Within FIVE years the number has
increased three hundred per cent.
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" A CARD.-In retiring from tho late firm
commencing to my friends and the public, my
friend hnd partner, NJ. w. C0I.ExAs, ana hope
that no may receive a Continuance Of tho liberal
patronage received by tue late firm. will eou-
tinue the Ware House und Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia. -7s.'' -
1.,I,, .,.s.-.. G. WALKER.
Hamburg, March 81, 1851 ap5.2m
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the UNDER
l. signed until 18th May noxt, for tho building
Of Brick Academy, at Clear Spring. AhbevilIe
District. A pluu of the building can La seen by
calling upon the Chairman of the Committee, to
whom all communications upon the sublset should
be addressed. JAS. MoCASLAN, Chm
CaIi,oun's Mills, April IL 3.5t
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New Commission House,
HAMBURG, S. C..

&. @ 4 THE undersigned having been engaged
S=sEeee.ae in general Commission and Fuciorage
business for tho last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old customers and
the public generally, that he has opened n house
TO tranSnct said business, in u s various brunches
From the long experience lie has had in the
above business, lie is enabled TO say in confidence
that lie will do ns we'll for those who patronize
hIni MS amy other house in the United States or
C"l"rn'a and that no effort shall be left unrird
OH his part TO do better.
Consgn'ncnts of CoTroN and all other species
oi produce, as well as MERcmAxpIzE for the coun-
try, will have his individual and personal attcn-
tom for which he hopes his labors may be bcncfi-
cIal both to hIs constituents urd himself
a. NJ. BENSON.
IIanlblIrT A nriI 10 1881 C,,
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Committed

ITO the Jail of AbheviIIe District, on tho 7th
l. instant. q negro man, who says his name h
Blackwell, Of Edgsfeld District, near Fseeaud's
store. Said boy b about 25 or 80 years Of age.
six feet high, black complexion, and appears to
be quite an intelligent negro. Tho .ownor a re-
quested to como forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away. i. -. - -
apl2-3 F.,P. ROBERTSON, Jailor.
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Hamburg, April 10, Is!
South C;lrOlilla.

AnnEvILi.E Drs'r. Citation.
ny +. w. LELLECK, Esq. Ordinary of Alb
- bevillc Observation-Disclosures, Jas. N CasIan. Esq
has applied to me for Letters of Admnstr,,-
ton, OH all and singular the goods and chaiteIs.
rights and credits Of John Harris, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
aud singular, the kindred aud creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at onr next
Ordinnrys Court for the said District to be holden
at Abbevillo Court House oil tho 5th day of May
next, to show cuuse, If any, why the said
administration should not be gruntcd.
Given under my linnd, this 18th day of April,
in the year of onr Lord 1851, and in tho 18th
year of American Independence.
aprl9-2w +. w. SEILECK, DAD.
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PDr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently In the District of Abb
beviIle, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citizens of the Village and District general,
~. lie is prepared to do all work in his line in
the most approved and durable manner.
Orders left at tho Banner Office, or addressed
to him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt atten-
ton. mh22.l2mT
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GA A CARD.-The subscriber will continue
tho business 40 carried on by WALKER g. CoLE.
MAN. and hopes by prompt attention to hns,less,
with competent assistant in the Forwarding de-
partmeni, to receive a continuance OF the liberal
pstrodage bestowed upon tho late firm of W. and
e.. MILTON w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March -, 1881. , &.
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Notice

To the Members Of tie Calhoun Troop.
VOu are hereby commanded &c 5c at your reg.
L uIar Parade Ground {Chulk LcveD OH Sat
urtay tho 10Th Of May in full uniform. It liz earn
estly desired that every member will be thcro.
apr19 THOMAS NICHOLS, Can't.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF WALKER g. COLEMAN
L is this day dssolvee by mutual consent. NJ.
w. COLEMAN will attend TO the settling the bust.
ness Of tho late firm, G. WALKER.
NJ. w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851. ''
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NEW GOODS.
R. M. FU IL H R d CO.

LONSAlROS,. ..EDGEfIELD,
MOULD respectfully inform their customers
w and the public generally, thut they are
now receiving their SPRING STOCK, and are
prepared to offer for inspection, the NEST choice
selection Of FANCY GOODS, evor offered in
this market Before looking elsewhere, we kind
ly solicit friends TO call us, and examine our
Printed and Plain Bareges, Organdies, Grena-
dimes md Silk Tissuec,.
French Mnslins at l9 l-2 cents,
Plum and Printed Jackonets and Cambrics,
New Styles Of Printed DE Laines,
Mourning Bnreges and Grenadines,
Plain aud Printed Lawns,
American, English aud French Prints,
Linen Popins. Ginghams, &C., &C.
We have, utso, an extra assortment Of the la
test styles Of Jeyvelry, which We will sell
CHEAPER than any other house ths side of Charles.
ton. --s--i'' f
Our stock of HATS. BOOTS and SHOES.
SADDLERY. GROCERIES, HARDWARE
and ndCROGKERY, in price and quality, will please
the most fastideois. ap5-lm
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Ladies' NI;lntillns.
S N . W DEN & SHEAR,

AUGUSTA GA,
HAVE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
Ill Ladies Pars- s-nnde Silk MantiIIus, OF new
and splendid styles for summer wear,
Ladies' French worked Muslin Mantillus, of the
latest Puris styles,
Ladies rich white and bluck Lace Mantillas. Of
elegant styles,
La'es black Luce Shawls, md white and blk
Lace Scarfs,
Ladies French worked Muslin Collars, Chcmiu-
setts, COD; salsssza,,,.
~, IsaficS Lace Iyoftar
sof .beautful .styies,-..
tcntou Of the public
Augusta, April l2
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U DIR. VIM. A. Fair tenders his Pro-
feasonaI services to the citizens of the Village and
District. He may be found at his office, over the
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged.
apl2 Ems
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T The Undermined has

u The Undersigned has taken tile
Office OH the Public Square, recently occupied by
LUcIEs H. LoMAx, Esq-his object being to give
his entire and unremitting attention to the PIeAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE.
..,....... BENZ. ]. HARRISON.
Abboville c. H., Jan, ls, 1851. 43
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EfawarA Nnhlc.

ATTORNEY AT TLAw-ABBEvILLE C. II.
Will ulso practice in the Courts OF The adjoining
anfS Districts. 43
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TIE SoLEMNrTY OF AN OArIr.-One of
those rather peculiar geniuses known upon
the Apalachicola as timber gettets, went
down to the port Of that name with very
valuable raft of cedar and other choice tim
Der that he desired to ship ''for Cowes and a,
market" or somc other town of equal i'm
port,nce. One Of the requisites to obtain a
clearance was to make a certain oath before
tho Collector, for which purpose he appeared
before. tha&digRitary, who made out the form
iof oath, Hhieiit iitahaoags othsr things stated
@veu do solemnly swssr thAtsho 'psart II this
timber li6W sought 70 be- shipped BY you,
Iwaa cut upon tile= a1'ie sa..sas of tho United
St1ttse aiSF '.s Ssfs;a .afsfsEI .h:ttt!!H q
"Stop stranger; what's Tint yon say saay,a ~ ]
must take my solemn affidavy 10 thnsssso !
ayes"
'.And that can't ship that raft of mine
if I don't?"
"Yes."
"And does other fellers wl.at comes down
here with RATS take that oath z"
Sometimes"
"you may go ahead stranger can't lose
that timber-it has got to Lc shipped any
way you can fix it."
"UncIe Sans land" said he, as he walked
off, after taking the oath-how in thunder
do know where his lines run. reckon
that oath is notbin but form, no how-Un-
Gle Solon.
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90 1'@"F Candy. |"rj i'osI in'
TUST RECEIVED, 100 lba of ehoics CAM
- DIES which will be sold low for cash, wholcs
sale retail. Fl. w. LAWSON. .tAg't
Inl29 81
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u Medical NOtice.-The subscribers
still continue to practice medicine at Abbevle G.
II. The services Of both will be rendered when
necessary. BRANCH e. BASS.
ja25 44tf
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{ Asakp asiAes. 1s. that the Government will
9. (l1 money lrlS,spsasfaa.d
S6fJBl56er Supil " p tb HEea6 fstl6ls
Tiss' tcas cut li 6sss "a.
duesd9 8ss aud less everyday. !. s. Da fkasX Xaeh
March there should hay6 been $sea A0DlisS
css!. in the treasury, some how Or other sbut
instead OF that, deficiency of S2,GOO,OO0
turned up.
The same writer says, that the present
Minister of Finance of Mexico, is Ounce.
Iburro is the expressive term used, and does
not know what lie is about. At present
he has grand project in his head to induce
Congress to give back to the Vera Cruz
Rail Road Company the % per cent.
duties invested in the Company, and in order
to gain this Object, the members of Congress
will be tempted with the plan of a rail road
to Acapulco. The present road leading out
ofVera Cruz, only two miles long, has already
swallowed some millions Of dollars, saw all
the @ 2-s per cent duties on imports for the
last eight or ten years. A brother of the
Minister holds the right Of rail way as far
as Mcclellan. The people of Vera Cruz, acco-
riding to another letter in our hands, are de-
cidedly hostile to the Tehauntepec road, SO
much 80, that they were about to protest
against it Mt the capital. 1t was thought,
however, their protest would be of no avail
The same correspondent mentions the
failure, at Che city Of Mexico, of the great
house of Drusira d Co., and says that their
credits were offered at Vera Cruz at from
40 to 10.
The inhabitants of Tampico appear to re-
gret the departure Of Gen. La Vega, who
had started for Yucatan. The Ayuntami-
ento paid him great honors previous to his
departure.
A company has been formed at the city
of Mexico to work the sulphur mines of Po-
pocatcpeu.
Tho smallpox was said to he raging, to
nm alarming extent, in the cities of Aguar
Calientes and Morel.
We see in FL Monitor, an account to the
effect that in chihuahua there had been a
union effected between the Jcsuits and Pu-
ros, with the object Of carrying on hostiltics
against the Government.
The exclusive privilege has been granted
to Senores, Mariana, Ayllon and Vincente
ltosas to navigate the lakes and canals of
the valley of Mexico, for ten years, with
steam boats.
Some Of the Mexican papers are advoca-
ting the necessity of closing such of the
converts as have not the full number of in
mates, and applying the funds raised to
public instruction and to objects of beneti-
cence and public utility.
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%s nnd frames aud
|6 pSintcd with three
s8ifp,as,nt.

g.: Proposals will be entertained for granite slls
and lintels for all outside doors and windows. If
granite is not used, strong beams will be placed ov-
er doors and windows to sustain walls above.
TO-. Should the average depth of foundation
walls exceed six feet from top Of foor the excess
will be paid for ut price per thousand Of brick to
be stated i'll the bid, and If the average is less, u
deduction will be made at The ssps Fate. ss.J
workman like mat = N Z = = i9IiSif 11
adespsad, ,hx tl,ei ~ - Al sls sio2as
4 asesti 10 2 ---
isissss iisIl s.: ses
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SPARTANBURG, April 10.

We have had for some fortnight past a
great deal Of rain. Several severe thunder
storms have passed our neighborlood. On
Saturday night last, tho section of country
some ten miles north east of our town was
visited Ivy one of the most terrific storms Of
wind and rain, accompanied with thunder
and lightning, of which we have any expe-
rience in this latitude. Timbers of almost
every size were swept down orchards were
literally rooted up; houses of every dimen-
sion and use were torn to pieces; the scene
was one Of imminent danger and dismay,
while the footsteps of this dreal minister of
angry nature were marked with desolation
and ruin. This is indeed quito extraordina-
~, 50 early in the season.-.Spartan.
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NOTIcE.-Ali persons having claims against
IN the Estateof Rebecca Holloway, deceased.
are requested to. e.prrsent them to Maj TnoxAs
Nichols, WHO will Ii)Aislaie them. y .,a
mha2-3t. TH0S. FERGUSON, Adn'n
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The BoUNTY LAND GRANrs.-It is off,
cially stated that up to this time, about ono
hundred thousand applications have been re-
csiyed for the benefit Of this law and every
day's mail adds from Eve hundred to tl,ous-
af5d to their number. The Office is now is
suing between thousand and twelve hun
dred 4 week, and it will require more than
eighteen months before the claims nd ION
land can, be ,disposed Of, OF, matured into
wasrants. All persons interested in this Law,
or desiring Information, in regard to- it, are
requested TO address. their communications
directly to the pommissioner Of Pensiona.
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PALMETTO REGIMENT-Thc Winnsboro
Register says: We have been requested
to state by one of the gallant Palmettoes,
who served through the Mexican Campaign,
that it is the desire of many of the officers
and prvatcs, that Il meeting of the remnant
Of that noble band shall be held in Columbia.
on the goth August next, which will be the
anniversary day Of the battle Of Churubusco.
We learn that it is the intention Of many
who desire that the meeting shall take place,
to provide means for doing that which an
unmintlful, if not ungratcful, Legislature
has failed to accomplish, the rearing of -
monument to the memories of those gallant
spirits Butler and Dickinson, who fell sustain
ing the honor of the Palmetto Regiment and
the State of South Carolina at large. Sue
cess to the movement.
IIIGn RIvER.-On "Wednesday morning
the water commenced coming in town, and
continued rising until about eight o'clock,
at night, which caused Il very sudden rise
i'll goods, wares, merchandise, &c. but none
went oft, and none Of our merchants sustain.
ed any loss, but the trouble of removing their
goods upstairs, to the counters and other
wise, giving them small elevation, and some
draying their goods to the higher parts of
the town. The damage to the streets, brid-
ges, bitches and otherwise has been quite
light, much lighter than was expected: what
the injury has been to the planters on the
river we have not, rs yet, been able to asccr-
tain. The river was thirty-one feet above
low water mark.
We understand the Augusta Canal was
damaged, but to what cxent we did not learn.
In consequence Of the frcshet, we have
been compelled to come out one day later
than our regular publication day, we hope,
however, our patrons will look over this, us
it is tile first time wc have failed to issue our
paper on the day it was due; the water was
about twenty inches deep in our office, and
We didn't feel much like standing up to our
case and picking types, and our feet in the
water at the same time.-Hambury Reoub-
iican.
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A man too busy:to take care of his health
is like n mechanic too busy 10 take cure of
his TOOLS, ID 80 ..f'"as ~ 'i7'.
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Martin & Par

Martin & Parker, .,o.,
ATTORNEYS At rLAW-ABBEVILLE C.H.
J. J. MARrIN. W. u. PARKGR.
janis 81 . ~ +Fr'''F 'S'' AZ
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NeWberry Association,

At the meeting of this association OH Mon
day last, the following resolutions, INTRO
duced BY J. II. Giles, after some eloquent
discussion, wero unanimo ously adopted.
RESOLVED, That all means, consistent with
the honor Of South Carolina and the pres
ent and future safety of the institution of
slavery, should be used by her to secure the
cooperation Of her sister States Of the
South i'll any measure of resistance to North
ern aggression, which she may adopt in
wisdom and with that prudent forbearance
which has hitherto characterized all her acts
in relation to her wrongs.
Resoi0ed, That the honor of South Car
oiina requires that the State Convention,
which has been called into being by the
people, and clothed with their power, sllnll
meet as early us practicable after the close
OF the next session of the Legislature, to
consider the mode, measure, and time Of
resistance.
Resolrcd, That il, at the assembling Of
the State Convention, at the time dcsigna
ted i'll the foregoing resolution, there are no
reliable and certain indications that longer
delay will secure that cooperation all desire,
then the honor and future security of South
Carolina demand that she Immediately Sc
ccdo from this Union, and assume am ong
the powers of the earth the separate and ..
quail staction to which the laws of nature aud
natures God entitlc her" Is
hesofved, That, from present indications,
the separate secession Of South Carlina is
the only hope of securing the united resis-
tance of the Southern States to past ag-
gressions, and will thus become the efficient
remedy for their past wrongs, aud the sure
guarantee of their future safety and inde-
pcndence.
The following gentlemen were nominated
and elected delegates to the convention in
Charleston James G. Crosson, A. G. Car
lington, Robert Moorman, II. Summer, z.
6. Caldwell, DIR. w. III. Harrington, Dr.
G w. Glenn, John T. Kinard, u. Nance,
Gen. J. Fl. Williams, F. B. Higgins, Dr.
Peter Moon, Col. B. F. Griffin, Col. james
w. bucket, and Micajah Harris.
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Cost Of Going to the Worlds Fa:r-
The New York Tribune is giving some cal
cuations as to the expense attending visit
to the Worlds Fair. The conclusion it
comes to, is rs follows:
Fare going and returning in steamer 5000
Gratuities to servants on steamer 5
Railroad fare to London and back II
Board in London four weeks IS
Hack hire (look sharp for the drivers) lG
Amusements, excursions, DC. 25
Fare from London to Paris and back Is
Expenses week in Paris 40
$4OO
This is as small an amount as the trip
can be made for, and any one intending to
make it, had better add thirty per cent. to
the calculation.
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Wilson & LOmax.
ATTORNEYS AT rLAW-ABBEVILLE c.. II.
J. II. WILSON. LUcIsx H. LoMAx
mari 49tf
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Special n Offices.
j. Foster Marshall.

Office next door TO the Printing Office
apl9 Iv
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i" s. "'s Corn. .i'"5F -. .,Na''.
9O0 BUSHELS CORN ssr sale at tSi, cash.
cuU aps-3t,sr, gROBT. NJ. PALMER 4
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Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &c. /.

CHARLES s. LITTLE, IMPORTER and
rgeneral dealer In English German, and
-orr1< American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools,
&C., 33 and "a Fulton street, opposite the
United States Hotel New York, respectfully Invites the
attention Of Merchants, making their purchases, to his
very extensive assortment comprising every thing n the
line and to which and constant supplies being
added His variety of Tools Is adapted to all the various
branches of mechanics especially Cooper and Carpenters
Particular attention given to all orders all of which
offered at the lowest market prices for cash or on approved
credit: ,@Tf ss n N #s#t
Cut and Wrought Nails, Locks and Latchets
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears, in great variety
Skates, States, Sleigh Bells, loose and strapped
Shoyels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, Scythes and Snathes
Rifles, Black Lead Pots, and Sand Crucibes
Pumps for wells cisterns; Force Pumps and Hyrau
lie Rams E sA
Ames' Pump, Augers and Runivers
Turkey Oil Stone, dressed and undressed
Scotch Water, of Ayr Stone, for marble polishers
Coopers Tools in great variety, of the most celebrated
manufacturers, Abertson, Conger, Horton Barton, and
others
Coachmakers Tools a -m
House and Ship Carpenters Tools
Backsmiths' Tools, Cabinet makers Trimmings
House and Ship builders Hardware
House furnishing Hardware, In great variety
Iron, Brass Copper, and Steel wire
Genuine Haarem Oil, and Nuremberg Salve.
mar 24- .@. s.
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cEEp AND AGRICuLTuRAL wARE-


- HOUSE.-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-l94L L Hdrk1
Street. Phiddelphia.-We offer to friends and custo-
mers the largest assortment Of Agricultural Implements
Garden Tools and Seeds offered in this market,
sisting in part Of the following, viz:
PROUTY MEARS Patent Highest Premium Self
sharpening PL0UGHS, right and left handed Side Hin
subso Of various Sizes of superior materials and work
manship warranted TO give satisfaction, the money
returned -Four Highest IreBliums duodrded to these
pLOUGHS Of the New York State Fair for 1850. Also
Beaches and Bar Share ploughs.
Span's Improved Barrel Churn, constructed in such
manner that the dasher may be removed from the inside
Of the Churn by simply unscrewng the handle from the
dasher.
HAY Straw and Corn stalk Cutters In great variety,
among which may be found Haryeys superior Premium
Straw Cutter, of every size.
Also, Horse Powers Threshng Machines, Fan Mills,
Corn Shcers Cheese Presses Seed Planters Dirt Scraper
Sugar Mills, OK Yokes and Bows, Turnp Drills Horse
Rakes, Grain Cradles Expanding and Extra Cuvaors,
IIarrows Snathe, Scythes, Concayed Hoes Spring tenn
pered Cast Steel Oval and Square tined Manure and Hay
Forks Pruning Shears and Chsels Beach and Bar Shear
Repairing Pcces and Castings Peruvian Patagonia and
Prepared Guano, together with complete assortment Of
Grass Garden and Field Seed all Of which will be sold at
the lowest possible prices at 19i Market street Pha
mar 24-n PR0UTY BARRETT.