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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-23

DO Not NEGLECT TT.
CONSUMPTION can be and has been cur.
Y ed in thousands Of cases by this only GER
tain remedy, Judson's Cheml; al Extract OF
Cherry and LaElsSaC0It,
and no remedy has ever before been discovered
taat will certainly cure Consumption. The
most strongly marked and developed cases Of
Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs have
become diseased and liberated, and the case 80
utterly hopeless, as TO have been pronounced
by Physicians and friends, to be past . II posi-
hIlty Of recovery, and at times thought 10 be
dying, has been cured by this wonderful reme-
dy, and are now as well and hearty as ever. II
is compound Of medications which are pecu.
larly adapted to and essentially necessary for
the cure Of Coughs and CONSUMPTION Its oper.
alton is mild, though efficacious; it loosens the
phegm which creates so much difficulty re.
iieFes the cough and assists nature to expel
from the system ali diseased matter BY expec.
'oraton, producing delightful change in the
breathing, and this, tfrer the prescriptions of
the very best medical men and the inventions
Of kind and Snrrowing friends and nurses, have
failed to give the smallest relief to the Con.
gnmptire sufferer.
Thousands Of Consumptive
persons haze been deceived repeatedly in buy
ing medicines which were said to be infGLldbLe
cures, but which have proved only pallfatives,
but this medicine is not only palliative but a
cure for uleerdted lungs. Ii contains no delete.
riouS Drugs, and one trial will prove it's aston
ishing efficacy better than any assertions or
certificates in curing consumption aud all dis
eases of the lungs, such as splitting of blood,
coughs, pain in the side aud chest, aight.SDeats,
dc. About 1000 certificates of almost mi7ucu-
lOHs cures, performed by this medicine, from
some of the first Doctors, Clergymen and Mer-
chants, have been sent us for this medicine.
but the publication of:hem looks too much like
QHackery, I've will show them to any person
calling at our office This med:cin will speak
ior itself and enough in its own favor wherev-
er it is tried. CAUTION-This medicine
is pat up in large bottle, and you must find
The name Of JudsOn & Co., Proprieiors, New
York, on tho splendid wrapper around the bot
Tie, to whom all orders must be addressed.
CON SUMPTION!!
Livery body knows, is a fattering dsease II
commences and progresses so insiduously, that
before one is aware Of it, the lungs are a mass
oI ulcers, then a sudden exposure or change
rom heat to c0n, produces an inflammation, and
IN few days or weeks, it is said, she or he died
Of hasty Consumption.
For sale in Port Gibson, by A. J. McGILL
ana N.P. MOODY, Druggists.
May l6, 1851. 39-alawp
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-23
GREEN s. HHcNEELY,
RETAIL DEALERs IN
Groceries, Produce, SC.

Corner of Farmer and Carroll streets,
PORT GIBSON, Miss.
WOULDrespectfully inform their friends
W and the public generally, that they
have associated themselves in the above
business, and will keep on hand and for
sale, as low as can be afforded, general
assortment of
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-23
New Bacon.

4 > Casks Bacon Sides and Shoulders. iust
il - received and for sale bv
March % Fl. S. FULRERsoN.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-23

~ boxes CHEWING TOBACCO,
10 bbls and hf bbls Molasses,
Is boxes Star Candles,
sacks Rio Coffee,
12 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
Jenny Lind
25 kegs Nails,
10 kits No. Mackerel,
hf and or bbls do,
so boxes Sardines,
2 bbls Lard Oil,
terces Duffied's Hams.
l tierce Sugar-cured Beef,
doz Hair and Wire Sifiers,
90 boxes Cracknel Biscuit,
10 - Maccaroni !"
] bale Door Mats.
Covered Buckets, Wooden Bowls, Churns. ex-
tra-sized Cedar Tubs, Market Baskets, Fresh
Salmon and Lobsters, Underwood's Pickles,
Barrel Covers, Shoe Brushes, Canion-pruned
Ginger, a large assortment of Fish Hooks and
Lines, Chocolate. choice article and no mis-
take Vinegar, just received by
mari SPooNER FORBES.
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Barrett House.

= = - - u u -
1TNHE Undersigned begs leave to announce to his
i friends and the travelling public that he has
become proprietor, for term Of years, OF the Bar
ret House, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken for a thorough renovation Of the establish
ment-for extensive additions and improvements
and Tor supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The undersigned, in re-
turning to his former positions would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends and
acqnaintances, and to assure them that he will be
most happy to contribute to their comfort and en-.
joyment at any time thsy may give the House call.
Attentive servants, and suficicRey IT them, will
be provided to ensure prompt and satisfactory at.
tention. Porters. attached tn the establishment,
will be ready at all hours to convey baggage to and
from boats.
Riding horses, carriages, &C., provided at a mo-
ment's warning. J. G. FLETCHER.
RnrfiuCfOn. Anril 10. 1881
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The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE

The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
capital Stock-S2OO,O 200.
E3.Oifce ON Water street.ncar Market,in Wise,s
Brick Row, NINcENNEs, INDIANA.
fl>HIS Company having been duly organized and
L ten per cent, paid in the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate and by per are now pre-
pared TO effect Insurance against Loss or DAM
age BY FIRE. on Baildings. Merchandise. Machine.
~, Mills, Manufactures. and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce In the
course of inland transportation. the risks of the
Seas etc., etc.. also, the Hulls of Steamboats,. and
other vessels; andupon the lives of Individuals go
ing to California. The rates of premium will be as
low as those OF any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Aiiiosses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely in the
west, and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
RN Carnan, Vncennesia. Benhridre Laay etie, Ia
WI Hehera, ss w w Early, Terra Haute -
lno w Maddox" II d Allis, Evansville, 80
Jacob Pea, &C s Bottorp:J eHers onyine 60
Samuel Wise, &c w Hughes, GO
PIP. Bailey, Fl Wayne" l.. Sparks, &c
James keigwin, Jeiier sonville.
Hon. II. N. CARNAN, Pre- ident.
SIMON BoTToRFF. Vice President.
Z. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEnERp, Trea surer
EfShoit Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FoOTE, Agent,
may 10, isoo-aec - 'io-h Burlington. Iowa
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Augusta Seminary.

AUGUSTA. HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Rev. James 4. Hawley, A. M PriMci, nj.
THE pleasant aud healthy location Of this school
l and ITS removal from the temptations OF city
or large Villages rem ii safe and desirable place
for those whose education must be sought away
from home.
Pupis can be fttel in this school for any class in
college, or for any aepartm .nt of usiness.
Arrangements are made for number of pupils
to board in the family, and under the constant SUI
pervision of the Principal, whose aim it will be to
combine, as far as possible, the advantages Of the
best Academies, with the safeguards and comforts
Of famy.
The Sessions oftwenty-two weeks will commence
the last Wednesdays Of April and october.
Terms including Board. Tuition. Rent, Fuel.
Lights, Washing, &C. $685. or $6o r pupils are re-
c.ipea at and returned 10 Quincy or Warsaw al the
beginning and end Of each term, rs they may be BY
early application to the Principal.
Refer TO Edward Kilhonrn. Esq, Keokuk.
Rev. J. J. Marks, Quincy, Ill.
CD. Barrett, Warsaw, 6
t0sf,
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Augusta, April 3, l65l.-4S:lw

~9Y1@ SCHOOL BOOkS.-The subscriber e.
ISlGfI pectiny informs teachers and others that
1r-IT he has constantly on hand. and for sale,
~AAAAD ali the standard series of School Books in
use in the State, such as McGuney's Eclectic Sc
ries; Sanders Eciectic series: Goodrich's Eclec
tic series; Rays, Davies. Encrson's. Adams. Col
burns and Thomson,s Arithmetcs; Murrays', Kirk
HAMS. Smith's, Balloons and Pinnae,s Grammars,
Muchelrs, Morse's. nney's, Smiths and Good.
rich's Biographies; Goodrich's mshaw's, Wor-
cester's and Frosi-s Histories; Geometries, Phi
losophies chenisires. mine rologes, botanies. ge-
ologies psychologists and ASTRONOMERS; Webster's
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on hand and procured to order
medium, demi and capledgers, journals. day books,
invoices. cash books, letter hooks. records court
records. aockets etc. hlntters quartn blank books
loop tuck, morocco and ather andums lea
Their and paper pass books, receipt books, cory
books. ETC., etc.
PAPER.-Foolscap,r ruled and plain; letter pa
per. ruled. plain, gilt and embossed; folio post;
note and bill paper, fancy and plain; fiat crp. mar
BILE. hlo;ting. tissue cartridge and evelape paper:
binders straw andtar boards; bonnet boards, press
boards. etc, etc. etc.
TATIONERY.-A great variety of sealing wax,
waters. quilts, ink inkstans. steel pens pencils,
states. letter clips paper weights envelopes, cut
lery. ETC.. etc. j. +. ABRAHAMS,
nov % 80 Bookseller. Je ferson It . gur lins!on
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NANNY 4 ~ ED.

No. l56 MAIN STREET.. Sr LouIs. No.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES
"A RE now receiving their Spring Goods, which
Ahave been manufactured expressly for this mar
ket, and which they would respectfully call the at
eentlon of Merchants purchasing Boots and Shoes
In this city.
Their goods are Of the hest quality, and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them.
selves to sell as low as any one in the market We
snumerate the following leading articles:-
! Meas common thick regular and extra size boots;
70 'ons ss, Me. aud double sole, wax aud grain
Do long leg vel, and double SOLE unlined kip Cali.
fornia do;
Do long leg, welt and double SOLD. lined kip and cali
California do;
Do superior and common qualities, Of welt and hall
welt kip do regular and extra sixes;
% long leg. pump sole, pesged kip and to II;
Do superior hunting boots;
Do Philadslphia 6ns dress in stitch and sewed calf
boots;
Do pessed pumn sole calf goat, grain and Sc Al boo,,
8 TO II and TO IL:
20 thick bsosans, regular and extra sizes;
Do lined and bound and unbound kip broeans 10
Dc snpes6ne English welt and half vel, hrogan,, q
10 II and & 10 n;
Do pump sole kip, I'M goat, calf and morocco bro
CANS, 10 II. eto II;
Do pnmp sole kip, i'm. goat, calf and morocco OK.
ford Ties:
Do foxed issns and Congress Caters;
Do 6ns patent leather Rrosans;
Do fne common dancing Pumps;
DO me common and morocco slippers.
Uoys and Yoath's thick kip and calf boots:
Do do thick kip and calf hro.ans:
DO do English kip and calf brogaas:
Us do prime nnlined Kip and calf broran,.
Weseas kp calf goat, imitation goat, and seal peg.
Do sessd and pegged goat Polka boots;
10 do do kip,catfand coat hirb bu.kin,
Do common foxed lasting Caters, half Caters
and Duskins;
% slk lasting Caters and hair Gsi,ers;
70 Philadelphia calf and goat Boots;
70 do calf, coat aud kid welt Buskin,
and Excelsiors;
D Philadeiphia kid AMI morocco r. r. Excelsi.
Or and Taylor ties;
70 hne sasm'd village Ties and Fl Dorado Sl;p
pers: -
Do white and cold, and silver Jenny Lind Bu.
kins and Excelsiors;
80 fancy wrought and enamelled Slips:
Mssss kap. csf ana goat begged lace boots:
60 Goas. peeeed and sewed POLKA do
% fhla. calf kip. morocco and enamelled boo,,.
60 fOxd Caters and Buskins;
&c psseed calf and goat high buskin.;
g nxd cold Caters snd fancy fox'd buskins:
90 silver Jenny Lind boots and cold shippers:
Cn.tdssas CALI. hip and grain broxans;
goat, peggcd lace boots and brosans:
60 cord morocco laced boots and broeans:
90 cold cloth Cater Boots;
90 red and hronzs sater md lace boots:
40 calf and morocco gaiter boots:
D-PsTticular attention given to pu,tine mn rooa.
endowed. = p "rns or ~ , svoas
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aAlMT LOUIS.
JAMES. r. DoNALnscN kMfLE +. KRAFT
Sou, =. HA.r ALFRED LEE
nnma 1dsOn. Hall 4 Co..

DOmNOdsOn, Hall T. Co.,
rMPORTERS aud Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
j and Gallery and sole Manufacturers Of 81 Louis
~Prsnium Planes" No. o. Main street. between
Olive sad Locust streets, Sign 9th Golden Planet
q Ls1s>, Ne.
Are now receiving and opening one Of the larg-
est and best selected Stocks of American and For.
sign Hardware and Cutlery. imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu-.
factories ever offered in this city.
We invite the attantion of all purchasers, beng
confident that our superior advantages in purchas-
ing viii enable US to sell goods - low as they can
b bought in any Eastern city.
Is casks bright OK and log chains;
90 do straight and twisted trace chains;
Is do coil. hack, tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers;
900 keEs best Iron mountain nails;
60 do do Eastern finishing nails;
30 do do wrought do
80 bags "Grinaa's. tgcnuine) horse nails;
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 400 sKings' stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell metal kettles;
100 Mouse hole and nllotson's warranted ans lis;
100 Pittsburgh solid box aud cotter keyed vices;
500 dog. Collins genuine, simmons; Leserets'
and other Axes;
500 boxes Coffee mills, $50 counter scales;
800 dox. scythe snaths; 100 doz. grain scoops;
400 do scythcs Blanchards \ Waldron,s
500 do hay Rakes; Is doz. Garden do
$50 do hay and manure Forks, Harpsr's and
others;
$50 DO spades and shovels. 0. Ames and Row.
lands
200 do handled hoes; 10 casks eye hoes;
$50 do curry combs, American and English;
500 do chest,cuphoard, tl.trunk and pad locks;
1900 do files, Butchers and others;
l60 do Wade Butchers Rasors;
5000 do Pen and pocket Knives, assorted;
500 gross table knives and forks;
500 NJ G. d. Percussion caps;
100 Coxess water proof Percussion cans,
800 dog. Knob Locks. etc. etc.
Platform scales, from 500 lbs to 5000 lbs. Belts
portable FORCES;
Also. large assortment OF Cooper's tools. planes
anc cdgcdools; mill and circular saws:gun
mountingS; gunsmithss materials; rifles; hatchets;
City made black smiths bellows, and all other arti-
clss in the Hardware business. We assure our
conntry and city friends. il they will give us call,
that we Will convince them that we offer them
great inducements to trade with us. Feb 90. 1881
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ALLsoHENr ITY. OPPOSITE PITTsRuRGH "a
SEMpLE. BsSSELL q Co.
MANUFACTURES Of Juniata non Nail. -,
iv1 spikes; spring, blister and plough steel or i,
stses, Warehouse No. IS Wood ST, pi,,.hnr.h D,
Aiso, No. II Levee. 81 Louie, No. y
me great care exercised in the mannr.c,,. :.
our iron, as well as the exclusive use In ~, ~
ofthe very best stock. which IL manufactnr.a ~
der the personal superintendent Of two man,ar.
ofour firm, snsnres an Invariably uniform ana !,
perior quality Of iron. and its use can
Of extra quality. -''"
~ our 81 Louis house, we will furnish iron an,
Naals, - low - the ssme qxaAsy can be hcught in
Pittsburgh, with the addition Of freight nnlv. w.
also keep on hand. Of orr own importation, ,aree
assortment Of the best Cast and German steel. An.
Wis, Vices, Bellows, stocks and Dies, Springs Az.
lee, Castings, &C.
We respectfully request call from those Le.;,.
Ing 90 purchase goods In our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL L CO.,
80 80 1901 s. Louis, No.
ET0usE TRIMMINGS, Of oil description, iusi
! received and for sale cheapby
april 30 JOHN FoorE
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R. III. Stone


Err. Commission and For
No. 81, Lcvec, ST Lou
rive, the following arti-
he lowest market rates:
100 bxs c.aret wine;
- Cases Sardines;
900 bxs st Louis soap;
100 do fancy do
30 hxs CASTLE soap;
200 do mould candles;
so DO spurm do
$50 do star do
1000 kgs Boston & Pitts
burgh nails;
iohblsBaltimore oysters
% bags pimento;
% bags pepper;
80 hxs ground pepper;
10 cases cap and letter
paper;
100 bxs pepper sauce;
so do pickles. /, / and |
glass jars;
1000 h'l'is wrapping paper
90 bxs T. d. pipes;
$50 '!o stone pipes;
$50 do raisins;
100 bhis rosin;
500 coils Manila rome;
10 hbls EPSON salts;
= bbis sulpher;
100 casks and bbis saler-
atuS;
1000 tags dairy salt;
100 hhls tar;
$50 hf chests. Q and I31l
boxes Imp. G. P. and
Y. RI. teas;
lis nests tubs,5 and Q in
q nest;
20 bales cotton Irvine;
$50 hSs tobacco. ass'd;
IL or casks Otard, Du.
puy & Co.'S fine brandy;
Is or casks A. Seignetie
Il Co.'S;
% ar casks New York;
30 bills American do
8 hhls Holland gin;
90 hbis American do
Is bbIs rum;
10 or cask s Matie,rawine
l5 or casks Burgundy
Port wine;
20 or casks oldPortwine
% Indian bhls Sicily Ma
deira wine;
80 hhis I'm. =. NJ. wine;
50 barrels Monongaheia
wh'skey,
10 hbls peach brandy;
80 casks rice;
20 bills copperas.
WIDER, Shot, bar lead and
inc.
n. Fl. =.
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NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commits inner for the
states OF Pennsylvania. Indiana. Kentucky. II =
hnois, Missouri Mary land, Mississippi, Louisiana
and New York.
WIN attend to drawing and taking acknowledr
ment OF Deeds. Mortgages. Letters of Attorneyete-
Mr. s. Is well acquainted with the German Ian.
gaage. T7"oifce on Jeffrst street, between Main
anu thlrd. lBnrlinstun. InMa. Jan 11.,hn
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<ANND EDWARD MEAD, Importer Of
NS ~ fine watches. Jewelry c,,,le,v
Britannia and plated ware, guns,
pistols, and fancy goods aud daguerreotype stock
generally, has removed to his n.w store, No q
NAN, corner OF Pine street, would respectfully in
Wy the at'entson 1.-THE public TO his very large as
sortment Of .icwel,y and fancy goods, Just
seceaved ana now opening. Importing largely, he
y prepared 70 sell at very small advance. Aim
Ing a large sales and small prots, he can and vii,
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
Tor the very liberal patronage Of nav friends and Inc
uance of their business otta,ina r..
: very large a.snr,man, &c 49,. vt 'he,r see ction
81 80. 49,. . =. n.e cuIoRometer, duplex
snn 1ever wA'cnes, IN extra heavy gold hunting and
SS bottom cases,made expressly to my order,
Gold detached lever ami cvlend.. n,,oh.
silver do do 40
New and fashionah,a ;ewaIn. W.
e;s.. ..nas -. e "Si5'
manufacture, and warranted dollar xtariars.
PM % r. ct rQ ouA rnt,o l.
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! w HOLESALE GROt
| w warding Merchant,
is, Missouri.
| HAS in store and to q
cles. which he offers at
225 hhds N. o. sugar;
$50 hhls refined and loaI
| sugar;
IT'S bbls and hfhbls sugar
house molasses;
$50 hhls plantation mo.
| lasses;
IS hhis soft shelled al.
montis;
25 bbls alum;
60 bxs brandy cherries;
SO hxsStoughton bitters;
i5 hhls birthstone;
10 hbls backing;
$50 dog painted buckets;
80 dog vanished do
60 dog oak 3 hoped 10
200 bales cotton batting;
1876 dog M,niila bed cords
2i5 Dig hemp do
SO hxs Goldfish, 100 lbs
each;
5 hills canphnr;
30 cases playing cards,
assorted;
81 hxs chocolate;
SO hxs clothes pins;
D casks currants;
so bxS rock candy;
100 NJ Principe segars,
various brands;
iao NJ regalia sesars, va
riaus brands;
400 NJ Cusa short skies;
$40 NJ Meele sfgars;
10 hxs bar iecanters,
200 bxs TASKS, ct pit an 4
hf pint,
$50 drums fi.s;
25 hb!s f,heitS;
10 hhls ground ginger;
ESQ hays race do
$50 hxs herring;
- ceraons indigo;
SO bxs black ink;
100 bNs ieman syrup;
5 hhis black lead;
IT'S bhls mackerel, Nos.
l., ,. 0;
1875 hf bills do do
3 casks madden;
$50 hNs mustard;
Cd gro. matches in wood
2 hhls nutmegs;
IT'S bales oaknm:
40 hxs tomato tatsup;
- dp chocolate;
800 m tits cassia;
3 bales cloves; |
II Rifle AMI blasting p
eFety other article in the
st L9uiS. March ~, 1856
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NEW FIRM.


49, 4 M ARMSTRONG; co, have ~
saITAEA Y Mon hand the largest md bestas- vi
sorted stock of Saddiery that o
has ever been offered in this market. Consisting
Of every variety and style Of saddles. Brides. Har
ness, Trunks. Collars. Riding and Carriage Whips.
Back and Belly Bands. &C. &c, to which they re.
specially invite the attention of all persons who
may be in need of any of the above articles. aus
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: s g. L sas'''' 1851 '" ss r., Ya,t'
MARTIN g. RROTHEp ~
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse

"HV5VSdIC VIVtHIHS VdTtHUNSt,
No. lis, Main street, Saint Louis, Missouri, and
NO. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
nEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING will
find 1t greatly to their advantage to call at the
above establishments and look through our stocks
before purchasing. We promise to show them the
largest and most complete assortment in the Ea ST or
West, and will sell at LOWER PRICES than anynth.
er House. TERMS LIBERAL. (jan 80, 1851
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Mr. kriechbanm,-sit:r have fesn troubled viii
piaFrAea for some time, and conId NOT any Met-
icines 10 DO me any good. was rsfomm%ptsG 10
get some If your Internal and External RFmeET,
which did. I'm taxing two doses III yanr R%mfty,
10 my great surprise, had discharge cf 1909
worms. believe, hat u mot been for yrur Neff
cine, might have been laiH beneath the sod. /
give this 10 you that the world may know the rrfs
your Remedy has peIfuf med for r4r- Yours,
Burlington, Aug. 10. 1850 John SHUTTER
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY PLOUGH

~ THE Subscriber keeps constant
SNN ly on hand large supply Of the
Eekz-2+eSsGFsa above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand, with the latest
improvements; and arc prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted This Plough il much i'm
proved ibis year. by setting the beam two inches
higher THAI heretofore. and by continuing the
OF the iana side regularly round UP to the BEAM
which entirely prevents straw weeds from hang
Ing under 1t; thereby rendering it almost impossible
To choke 1t out in the worst of sttlbbe. The mould
BOARD Is put on with bolts instead Of rives, here
toiore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the landslide Is cast in chill,
winch haraens hard cast steel, and prevents
II from wearing Oft thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
TWO. TIE mould board of the Patent Cary is made
oil wrought iron, and the share Of steel, and will
scour as bright silver, in the lightest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary, is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
NOT, we say try it, and judge for yourselves. This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
aae In the country and at the prices at which it is
now sold, 1t Is without doubt the cheapest.
burlington, APP '4s JOHN G. FOOTE.