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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
United States Erarshal,s ONCE.

Der. 20-.1rrest Of Cuban Vessel in this Psr-The
United States Marhal has arrested the bark Jasper for
violation Of the laws Of United States she being in
this port under the American flag and with An Aner-
can register whilst she is alleged to be Cuban vessel be-
longing to jose Mora.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

MORE MUSG MARKEr NEws-Our highly respectable
and conscientious contemporaries the Commercial .adp
w and Erenng Post gave in their last evenings issues
teegraphic despatch dated New Orleans, Oct 19th.''
which commences thus 1.-THE demand for cotton is lesa
active than Il was sc. Our own despatch Of the same
date, which may be found in another column Of this
mornings HERALD says =" Cotton has been in active
demand to- day. and the sales reached nine thousand
bales at firm prices The despatch as published in the
Commercial, and POST is rehash of our despatch
Of the 18th published by us yesterday morning,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

Hs One the branches Of the Cooperation has yas.
cd yoto authorizing John Hale t. occupy the Co
verncrs room, 50 called, to see hs friends On his
arrival in this city. Tho next motion viii DO to open
the doc, tc Fred Douglass, and every runaway negro
vho Wins t. sc? his r,'t1la 81 curse i !, 81
i,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

oeyB whatever, dragged into the foul arena q psa
cal debate. This dinsgssd for the prspristsss
discussion--this reckless Pad Pry system. un1sr
which the domestic life or every man among % u
liable to be exposed TO the brutal gaze of the pub
c-is growing upon us, and II not checked win rsn-
der public life distsstefu and odious TO men sfAns
feelings, that the highest Offices in the State will DO.
come the prey of the calous, who redeem their want
Of capacity be inexhaustible fund Of brazsn i'm
pudence-Een whose cheek would be unconscious Of
. blush, If they knew that the most intimate DE-
tails Of their private life, their family Secrets their
wives, their sisters, topics Of sandal
in the pot. house and the barro0m. Witness the
articles which have appeared in this Presidential
canvass! Pierce painted by the Tribune and its
imitators as drunksrd, gambler, = coward
Scott reviled by the democratic press ON similar
grOunds-the leading men on either sids openly
charged with every stain which can deGle humanity
and manhood-the lie, and imputations Of veiali-
ty fastened on every whig, who conscientious
~ stood forward as a supporter of the hero Of
Chspultepec-a gross invasion of the Domestic
life Of one of the leading editors on tho other de.
by the Hon. John NJ. Bolts and his organs. Will
the people of this country rise from their apa
thetic Indifference, and teach such men rs Mr.
DOtts, ana sucn papers AZ the r'St, tn1t pcrsonaA
abuse is not only unbecoming, but directly fatal to
him who uses it
We care not whether Mr. Hunt is o whig or . de-
mocrat. We are not dependent on the pap Of either
party for our support, crave no favors, and show
none. If Mr.. Hunts policy has proved detrimental
10 the State, let him be superseded il he has dis.
charged the duties Of his Office efficiently, let him
be reelected. But, if from no higher mstive, at
least for the honor Of the press-o the Of the
people Of New York abroad-let not tho discussion
Of his merits be dsgraced by illusions to details Of
his private life which are Of no public interest what
ever and can only pander to the prurient taste Of
degraded demagogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

FoE EuKoyr.-TLe roy al NAL steamship Asia Cs1 tain
Lou eft l'f de-. .; isost w - yee,er0.r 'r
LiIultcl
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low proesEerehants nuftcturere and Others who
qure blank books are invited to call and examine our
stock keep constantly hand various sizes styles
of ruling and binding and to order style
required Our stock Of paper and stationery articles
Prise everything desirable in counting Bib
CARY HICKS
Stationcrs and Printers, 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

the ladies foci In crowds TO Gcnins Bazaar, for the
purpose examining the magnificent collection OF ur NJ
that establishment The superb ermne sable stone mar
arc selling prices hitherto unhoard Of for Of equal
beauty and Large additions have been mado tc
the assortment within the last few days and may be
saey said that the various urs reognzed BY taste and
they now arc at -. . GENlN.S BAZAAR
us Broadway, st. Nicholaa Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
Fiae Cutlery.-The sunscr,ber,s Assortm.r

Of pocket and sporsmens knives embraces all tho
diSeren styles Of Joseph Rodgers Sons manufacture
msking the richest display of the kind be in tho
city, SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

nAntills Emporium s6l Broadway may be eol
lection OF novelties in the above articles
both style and thing previously tubmttsa
10 The atng taste and Judgment Of the ladies Of tha
metropolis The proprietor, Mr. leo. BULPIN having
.e,srtagss Of acquired European knowledge
OF lis tusinets combined with this
city, may justly DO considered at the head par.
Hcular branch Of rade and estly advise
friends, whether they want travelling CLOAK at or
Twelve cellars vsye. from thirty to forty dollars
lars to ysy q visit to this esta blishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

Singers Sewing Machines at the Falr.-
Crowds Of persons are constantly gathering sbcut these
curious and ingenious exhibiting AZ the Tar
Of the American Institute Principal ooe FOX the sale
Niese machines iE at 38 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
Yankee Card Writer.-nIr. O. Sackctt, ths,

Yankee Card Writer" the most accomplished writer in
the world the Irving House. and will receive and
execute orders for bis celebrated visiting cards. for limited
time The Yankees cards are now used exclusively BY all
people Specimens may DO ut the Irving
and at Messrs. HALL Sons music store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
To Manufacturers Of Ladies, CloaRs

Manlas-Singers sewing machines will do all stitch
ing on eloaks and manas with perfection hand sewing
equal, and with surprising economy
dispatch. Ca and these machines operation the
Office No. 2Js Broadway. /. N. SINGER co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
Housekcepers. Look 20 your Interest.

HOuSekceperS. LOOK to your Interest.-ThC
great English and American carpet depot and regulator
Of trade prcee HIRAM ANDERSON. No. 90 Bowery Eng
3d. Ss &c. Cd; Ingram carpcts Be- 80 3d. 49, Be- 5s. Cd
3d. IS 1.-The greatest bargains Offered in this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

city. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House. and 3S7 Broadway.
Partisan Cloaks and MantiIlas.-Att the Parin
MAntills Emporium. s6 Broadway may now be COL
both in style and richness thing previously submitted
Isysrtares Of thoroughly acquired Europea. Rnovisdss
9siys sssT, ysiy': rom thirty forty dss@ q
lars 20 ray vift to this establishment
To Manufacturers OF Ladies', Closks ana
ma on pS Sw1s machines will DO al hs stitch
dsIatsh eau and see these machnes in operation the
Singers Sewing Machines at the Fasr.-.
and sssnsu: @ rae
Mes. ns asn Bsowg 'm'' ''s 'As 'A' OK
Rich Carpetipg.-smith & Lounsberry, No.
R sisa nsn M
ehss aaa
s Tses a sf which 'n'y are "
Housekcepers. Look to your Intcrest.-The
fia esa III basTs s'ss ss
sh s'pss'Ty nTTss 49, S. 9 per yard oil cloths e.
drugges four yards wide and three ply carpets 6 6s.
3D. 49, sthe greatest bargains ever offered in this city,
Take heed-whisper Iow.-Hopelessly, Mt
sy @ nss vain not
fsy her pale face Ths5s II store nat viz
as 2s ''s S j. @ to @ sT
CATERS for IL and IA ENTHUSIASTICALLY
%aas e s s1 ns a. sna f1sn
@ Bowery at the above low prices Ladies' call and make
COLBY have again reeeived per Franklin, new as
sortment OF handsome slippers among which s decided
shoe sssi MADE
NO 522 Broadway, third door from Spring street.
The Striding Progress OF things generally,
in this country like dream but the progress Of MRs
Srswd asnsS IN as axSs ana osr aSS
6y have pfsysl
compound was public want MIS- Jervis cold candy has
and 9sssmer rabbcrs which are the thing for the com
gaers buslin ties &C., which will be sold extreneylow
Yankee Card Writcr.-nIr. o. sscIctt, the
Yankee Cara Writer" the most accomplished writer in
ss H. .fsHs
time. The Yankees used exclusively by all
md ct & seen
Furs at the Bszaar.-As was anticipated,
ssS,ss .sss & sr =
tin aS NUTS ysS,iPss Dps, and a Gun.
% Tiss
the Assortment within the last few days. and IL may
safely said That furs recognized by taste and
fashion wore 90 brilliantly represented in New York
ma they now arc GENIN'S BAZAAR,
SIS Broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel
Blank Books, Paper, and Stationery, at
low Merchants manufacturers and othcra who
& WEI GysSS ssron and s %
ruling and binding and to order any style
required. Our stock Of paper and stationery articles
Prise everything desirable In counting Bib
CARY n HICKS,
stationcrs and Printers 81 Maiden lane.
Ladies' Fancy Furs-The Subscribers Hav~
Irr extensive durinf the past
various fur sales VOL those
Hudson announees that hAo
SOW ready splendid variety garmans
Sured In Europe expressly for tho New York city ttades
In every faahionsbe shape, Comprising hrns CardnAe.
Tama vicorines peleres Riding Boas Cne GAuntlots,
Ac 1o real Russian Sable Hudsons Bay Sable Osns-
dian eAble, French Sable Stone Martin Mink Lynx r.
nine Chncbills, Squirrel 40 80 lie feels cepAss.ss IN
oas tho attention Of the ladies 10 the above named Ag
,ee beng satisfied thai for variety genuine auAty. and
srlee they oapnot ssoelled equsod, IN The oty
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

in this country DREAM but the progress Of MRS
JGRVlS cold candy, in lublic favor, IL farsighted
shrewd calculation thys, coughs colds and other pulmo
nary complaints prevail 20 great extent in chengeab
climate to have poeketable, delicious, and eic aoiou
compound wah public want. MIS- Jervis cold candy ha
supplied that want.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
Important 10 the Ladies.-Mr. CahilI, 37y

Bro adway has just received choice lot Of quilted shoes
rNbber which tho thing for the
ing cold weather. Also large lot Of ladies French shoes.
gate buekne ties &c. which will be sold extremely low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

Rich Carpetipg.-Smith & L0unsbcrry, No.
M8 Pearl street. prepared TO exhibit their fan
styles somrr!sing completes and desirable assortment
rich velvet tapestry Brussels three and ingram
Fets Also choice assortment Of all other goods PERTAIN
ny the CARPET trades all of which they oeerng
prices that challenge competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
French imported Shoes.-NIessrs

French imported shoes.-Messrs. Hill d.
COLBY have again received per Franklin,
sortment Of handsome slpper among which s decided
Jeanne Matt CATERS Of all colors, bufkin ties
and every other style of walking shoe that Paris
No. 622 Broadway, third door from Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21


made CATERS Of handsome appearance and exceedingly
comfortable to the feet, selling at CANTRELLS, No.
3 Bowery at the above low prices Ladies' call and make
purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

take neeu-Wnlsper IOW.-tOpcscSshy, MT
fully futters her breath, hope vain ollythis must
be death. NO cries one cheerfuy, look not tear
fully her pale face There is balm in store that wll
hesiths calm restoro.healths glow replace MRS JER
complaints. Sold BY Mrs. W. Jervis, 366 Broadway.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
At the Cheap Drug & Variety
Store,

THE undersigned has just returned from
Philadelphia with large and fresh addition
to his assortment of Drugs and other goods,
among which may be enumerated
Fresh Drugs.
Colegate's Pearl Starch.
Pine Apple, Strawberry and Lemon Syrups.
Prunes, Figs and Raisns.
Soda, Butter, Water and Sugar Crackers.
Chocolate and Essence Of Coffee.
A great variety of Candies.
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff
Spermaceti and Tallow Candles.
Paint, Hair, Clothes, Hat, G. Tooth Brushes.
Pure Cider Vinegar.
Port Monnaies and Pocket Books
tationary-including everything in that line
To which may be added very general as
sortment of things useful for families. Having
purchased exclusively for Cash, he can afford TO
sell very low, and invites the inspection of bis
goods.
~ Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
Call at the Cheap Drug and Variety Store,
Fest Market street Lewistown.
June 4. A. A. BANKS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
230etrn.
HYMN FOR THE FoURTH OF JULY.

HYMN FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Let the song Of praise and gladness,
Ring to the earth remotest bound;
See the veil of gloom and sadness,
Yielding ut the gospel sound.
Thanks to heaven for every blessing,
Showered upon us through the year,
Health and competence possessing,
Can we wish for greater here
Freedoms banner floats above us.
Peace and plenty crown our land
Learning spreads her stores around US,
Comforts rise ON every hand.
O'er benighted souls is breaking,
Daily now the light divine;
Ileathen minds from slumber waking,
feel religions influence shine.
Favored youth Of every nation,
Come, obeY the solemn call;
Let the tidings Of salvation,
You have heard be known 10 all.
BE our happiness extended,
To each region Of the earth,
Till their songs with praise are blended
At blest Rcdeemers birth
And TO US tie trust be given,
Children Of a ransomed land,
To send the ministry Of heaven,
10 mountain height and desert sand.
Let no year that passes Ger us.
Fer behold our labors cease,
Till we see, on distant islands,
Wave the gospel flag Of peace.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
Alphabetical Advice.
BY DOW, JR.

Always attend to your own avoeation.
avoid ale-houses and arttul women
B.-Benevoent but not prodigal, bury all
chickering's in the bosom Of torgetfulness.
C.-Contrive TO collect cash and keep it,
D.-Do your duty and defy the devil
E.-Early endeayor to eradicate every err
ror, both of head and heart.
Flight fairly when you fght but the
better way is not to fight at all. Fiddle for
no fools.
G.-Gracc, goodness, gumption, and lit
tie goose-grease, enable man to slip
through the world mighty easy. Get them
and glory in them.
H.-Iiarbor hope in your heart if you
would be happy but hark We, hope can't
sunder nor rotten the rope of hangman.
L-lnquisitiyeness is insuferable; indulge
not in it.
J.-Iuleps may be called the juice of JOY
and the yeast of JEST but let them alone,
for too much joking often destroys the .jovi-
ality Of the social circle.
k.-Kindncss kindles the fire of friend
ship. A kiss always avails more than a
kick
Love the ladies, look before you leap,
eschew loafcrism.
M.-Make not mischief by meddling with
other folks business.
N.-Neyer be caught mapping exceptin the
night time.
O.-Order is Heavens first law, obey it.
P.-Pursue the plain path Of probity and
put in practice what You viii give in pre-
cept
Q.-Quarrcl not, quibble not, be not fond
of asking questions, or addicted to queries.
Rum ruins responsibility renounee,
renew and renovate.
Seek salvation; oh, We sinners be-
come saints and you are safe
T.-Tako time by tho forelock try to turn
every moment to account.
U.-Union unites to unity in the whole
universe there is unison be you therefore
united for the sake Of unison.
VANITY has connexion with valor, re-
member that.
W.-Women and wine bring want, woe
and wretchedness, when wickedly INDUCED
in.
X.-'Xtra 'xertions accomplish 'xtraordi-
nary ends.
Yield to no tyrant; yeoman and their
yokc-fellows are lords of the soil
Z.-Zig-zagging is characteristic of zany
take straight course through life and zeal
ousy pursue it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
q select GALE.
THE TEMPTATION.

William Carter arose from a bed Of ftful
and uneasy slumber. The night had been
cold and windy, such night rs December
frequently brings among the hills OF New
Hampshire. Williams bed was hard, and
tie cold wind found its way through many
crack and crevicc in his rninous cottage, but
he might have slept, if his mind had been at
ease His wife was delicate woman-toil
and exposure had brought on a lingering i'll
ness, and she lay all night, moaning with
pain, and shivering with the cold.
William arose, | said, and having kindled
a fire, went forth into the open air. The
clouds were black and heavy, and the wind
swept in gusts through the naked trees.
Away in the distance, the tops Of the noun
tains were already white with snow. lie had
engaged days work on Il ncighboring farm,
bat il was useless to go-the farmer would
not work that day: so he turned with heavy
step, and entered hischcerless dwelling. The
children were soon stirring, and the pale, suf-
ferino mother rose frem her restless couch to
prepare the morning meal A few potatoes
were boiled for the father and children, and
cup of cruel prepared for herself
William Carter and his wife had seen bet
ter DAYS but sickness and misfortune, the
fraud of some, and the cruelty Of others, had
driven them forth from their pleasant home,
which he had spent the strength of his early
manhood to purchase, and forced them to
take shelter in their present miserable abode.
They were christians, and they had hitherto
borne up, under the crushing weight Of their
afflictous, with a meek and quiet spirit.
Looking forward to that bright day hereafter,
they had suffered patiently, knowing that
those Affections are but for a moment and
the glory that shall be revealed, eternal.
II had long been William Cartor's practice
to assemble his family in the morning, to hear
the blessed truths Of inspiration, and to bow
before the mercy seat of heaven That morn
ing, the children 2eated themselves rs usual,
and Mrs. Carter brought forth the billie, and
laid it before her husband Moving il away,
he said, | cannot read or pray. | have no
faith, and what is not Of faith is sin, and ris-
ing be seated himself at tho table. The
children looked up with astonishment.
What is the matter, father I" said little Al
ice, pressing close to his chair. Why don't
you ask God for our daily bread 2
a tear stole silently down tho mcthers
cheek, as she took her place with her family
around the scanty board.
Why can't we have some bread and but
terP sad little James, a child six years old,
pushing a@ay tie potatoes at the time.
An expression Of agony passed over the
fathers face. 4 torrent OF bitter feelings
were rushing through his heart-nurmurirgs
against Proyidence-repining at his lot--un-
belief of God
Why should my children want for bread,
while others have enough to spare?' he ex-
claimed Have | not labored honestly, but
where is the blessing which God hes promised
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
Bullfrog Concert.

An eastern editor has been favored with
grand frog concert He describes the recta-
ton as follows:
knung de nung-kung tung,
koo de kung, to koo;
Titteri, titteri koo,
Titteri, titteri nong."
Full Chorus.
Bung de kung-kick ku
Te te wee de koo.
Solo Soprano
Tiddery pc de we KUN,
Pc dc weet, pc de weet!
Chorus Of Bass Voices.
Kung, kung, trata kunG,
DiS-gg-gory g kum, de KUN de boo.
Tree Toad Solo.
Tr-a-a te weet
Weeterry dee!
The effect was truly astonishing; the stars
blinked, and the balmy sephyrs stopped to
catch the enchanting melody
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
. tsceIIa enu q .
Welded Loves First Home.
BY LANES HALL

BY JAMES HALL.
Twas far beyond yon mountains, dear,
We plighted vows of love,
The ocean wave was at our feet,
The autumn sky above;
The pebbly shore was covered Ger
With many varied shell,
And on the pillows curling spray
The sunbeams glittering fell
The storm has yexed the billow oft.
And oft that storm has set,
But plighted love remains with US,
IN peace and lustre yet.
yelled thee to lonely haunt.
That bashful love might speak
Where none could hear what love revealed
Or see the crimson cheek;
The shore was all deserted,
And we wandered there alone.
And not human step impressed
The sand beach but our own.
Thy footsteps all have vanished
From the billow-beaten strand
The vows we breathed remain with us
They were not traced III sand.
Far, far We left the sea girt shore,
Endeared by childhood 5 dream,
To seek the humble cot that smiled
by falr OhIO's stream
IL vain tie mountain cliff opposed,
The mountain torrent roard,
For love, unfarled her sinking wing,
And Ger each barrier scared
And many wide domain we passed
And many an ample dome,
But none 50 blessed, SO dear to US,
As welded loves first home.
Raynnd those u,o,,r inc. NOW oo Ill
That e'er we loved or knew,
The long remembered many,
And the dearly cherished few;
The name of her we value,
And the grave Of him we mourn,
Are there and there is all the past,
TO which the heart can turn
Bat dearer scenes around US here,
And livelier joys we trace,
For here is welded loves first home,
Its hallowed resting place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
ksLAKE'S
Patent Fire Proof Paint.
Prerertion is Better than Cure.

PrerentiOn Is Better than Cure
WE are daily expecting an invoice of
w "Blake's Patent Fire Proof Paint" an
article superior to any paint now in use. Its
superiority consists in its durability, cheapDess,
and in rendering the building 10 which it may
be applied, Fire Proof Let those who would
have an article possessing the above quaiihca-
tions, call on
may2l F. J. HOFFMAN,.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
Fire---Fire---Fire,

DARN Builders call and examine Blake's Pa
} tent Fire Proof Paint, of all colors, which
costs less than half as much as White Leads
far more durable, and renders the building fire
and weather proof by two or three applications
Of the paint, mixed up with oil costing but IS
cents per gallon, which in short time forms
coating of slate on whatever part the paint has
been applied. SO barrels expected in a few
days. Specimens seen at my store, with recon-
mendstions and experiments. Warranted to
give satisfaction or no charge.
MAIL F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02

notice of recent steamboat explosion
closes as follows: The captain swan ashore.
So did the chambermaid She was insured
for SIG 900 and loaded with iron.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02
Terms Of subscription.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUNa.
IN ADVANCE,
For six months, Is cents.

IL All NEW subscriptions must be paid in
advance. If the paper is continued, aud not
paid within the first month, 81 % will be char
ged; if not paid in three months, $50; if not
paid in six months, Sl,75; and if not paid in
nine months, $500.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02

81 CENTS for Brass Plated Stirrups ISL
4 cents for Brass Plated Bits; 37i cents per
cA dozen for Brass Ornaments-25 per cent
cheaper than last summer.
&c dozen Wood and Iron Hames, at different
prices. F. G. FRANSCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-02

7 TRON.-Hammered and Rolled Bar Iron of
L all kinds supplied to any amount; always
on hand large and varied stock. The trade
supplied at Philadelphia prices, thereby saving
$500 per ton freight.
may2I +. G. FRANClSCUS.