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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-20
Rritish Candidate.

With great qualification some of Mr..
Pierce's Democratic friends have succeeded
in proving him direct descendant from Brit
'ish aristocracy-that he is genuine Percy,
and no mistake. There is pleasing coinci-
dence INJECTED with this, that the nomina-
ton of Pierce has been received with great
qualification by the English press. The
London Times is particularly pleased because
ass decided champion Of free trade" NJ.
Pierce is supposed to be favorable to BIRTHS h
interests, without being encountered with the
anti-British feelings of Gen. Cass and Mr..
Douglas. The Times dilaies on the great
advantages likely to ensue to England from
Mr.. Pierce's election, and is quite grateful in
deed to the Democratic party for nominating
him. 1t is rather singular fact that the in
terests of Great Britain and this Republic
are by no means the same. Indeed, so . 49,.
terially do they differ that if President OF
the Uaited States, or candidate for that Of
fce, should receive the approval of the Eng
Gsh press, it may be set down as fixed fact
that he has wandered that far from faithful
ness to the interests of his own country
Any Democrat an advocate of Free Trade,
is popular in England, but his friends make
a great mistake if they suppose that is
any reason why he should be popular ct
home. We wish Pierce much joy of his Eng
lish popularity, and would advise him after
the election, to cross the ocean, and resume
his title OF nobility as a lineal descendent OF
Lord Percy, as he doubtless better deserves
popularity there, than. in this country;
As for Scott the British hate him. They
have not forgotten how badly he whipped the
flower of the British army repeatedly in the
war of lSl2-the very veterans Of the PENN
sular. British Gold Will work against him,
but for the peculiar favorite Of English, that
descendant of the Percies, Lord Pierce.
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The steamer Suitana.

This nop magnificent steamer lay at our
wharf for nearly twenty -four hours, taking
a portion only of the very large quantity oil
tobacco that was was on hand for shipment
to New Orleans. She left with large
freight on Sunday afternoon taking loaded
barge, and the little steamer III. NJ. Summers
to tighten her out of the river.
The Sultana is out on her first trip after
having undergone the most thorough repairs
possible, to make her first class steamboat.
The cabin has been extended, fore and att
III all about rs feet, which extension alone.
mokes her appearance both externally and
internally that of first rate model. A very
comfortable and airy nursery is included
among the late improvements, also bathing
fixtures which are decidedly neat and COM
modious. The State rooms are of an unusu-
al large size, furnished with spring mattrass-
es of very superior quality. The office
has been eelarged, as also has the bar, which
is now kept by Mr.. T. B. Satterwhite, and
supplied in the very best manner, as Mr.. SIS
long experience qualities him to do. An en-
tire new sett of large sized boilers have been
put in, ard were spoken of in the highest
terms by the Inspector at Louisville. There
will now be no want of power, and in point
of safety, no boilers can be more so.
The Sultana, in all her appointments
may now ,e said to be equal TO any boat
on Western rivers, so far as the comforts and
accommodations of the travelling public are
concerned; though untried, she is pronounced
| by competent JUICES, to possess all the Gle
ments of speed, and will undoubtedly be what
her predecessors were, the heetest boa's on
the western rivers. Other officers, Capt.Mar-
tin, Clerks. McLaughlin and Smith, nothing
more need be said, than that they are every
way worthy the boat they command, and have
individually won reputation, not only with
steamboatmen, but the travelling public gen
orally, that places them in the front ranks Of
their fraternity. In their gentlemanly de-
pertinent and assiduous attentions, they are
not excelled. The Sultana must of neces-
sity be a fast boat; her officers are fast-heI
present owners, Messrs. Ross and O'Riey
of Evansville, are dscidedlv fast men, and have
spared no expense in the late repairs. They
have expended not less than $40 900 extra
to make the Sultana desirable to the travel
ing community.
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PRESERVING TOMAroEs.-T'he following is
the method of preserving tomatoes in Ber-
muda, and thereby manufacturing a sweet
preserve something likc igs:
T4ke six pounds sugar to one peck Cor
sixteen pounds)of the fruit; scald and remove
the skin OF the fruit in the usual way; cook
them over fire, their own juice being suff-
cient without the addition OF wat. r, until the
sugar penetrates and they are clarifed; tn Y
are then takn cut, spread on dishes, and dried
in the sun. a small quantity OF th, syrup
shoald be occasionally sprinkled over tn, IN
while drying, after which pack them down in
box ., rating each layerwith owdefed 5, g ar.
The syrup is afterward concentrated and Dot
tied tor use. They keep from year to year,
and retain their flavor surprisingly, which is
nearly that of the best quality vi figs. The
pear shaped or single tomatoes answer the
purpose best. Ordinary brown sugar may be
used, large portion of whiehis retained in
the syrup.
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4 MAyIs KNOWN BY HIS FRTEYDS.-SO
says the ouihcrn Democratic Journal, and
hence they say General Scott can'tbe trusted
by the South. But Il Washington c1rres9oE-
icnt ofthe New York Tines states that Hon.
John z, Hale, to whom the nomination OF the
Pittsburg Gree SoiD Convention will first be
offered, viii probably decline, among other
reasoIs,' OH account OF his friendly relations
with General Pierce" DJrr, the rebbel chief
of Rhode Island, is also known to be an init
nate friend of Pierce, that gentleman having
c.led upon D0rr, as soon as he arrived in
Rhodi Island. Does this prove that Hale is
to be Secretary of State and Dorr Secretary
oi War
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Ttlc Platform Ac.

We invite the attention of our readers to
the following plain statement of the case,
from the Baltimore Patriot. Look at the
contrast between the positions in which the
N4tional Convention placed the two Parties
in the very beginning oil the race:
The Wing fire burns clear. Its rays are
dimmed by no obscurty in its candidates OF
doubts in the principles the party advocate
Tle contrast with the d. mo a ic fire, l.,
IN this respect, not only mo. KLOle, but IT Is
sign Of warning. Look at the men, judga
them by what they are and what they have
done, and you viii not hesitate who deserves
your support. But if You hcsitated here,
look at the proceedings Vi the two National
Conventions, by whom they were brought
before the country as candidates for the hgii-
est Offices in the government. In the wang
Convention all was straight forward, manly,
open. They first avowed for what purpose
they assembled by laying down platform OF
principles, UPON which they took their stand,
and whose success was To be identified with
the election of the candidates they should
nominate.
The platform Of principles being thus laid
down, the Candidates were nominated. Thus
men were made secondary 10 principle and
their election asked and expected only on the
business OF these principles.
But how was il with the other side. They
reversed things. They nom mated their can
didates, and having obtained a pledge from
the men.b RS OF the Convention to support
them, tn, then proceeded to make q decard-
ton principles, t. which any one might
OF j-ct, anu 10 winch m~ny Vi the melLb>rs OF
the Convention did then, aud 60 NOW, object
insist n th It they were never adortel-as S
the act-by the formal vote oil the Cohven-
ton. Now what is the effect of this reversing
of the rule of things, and placing man above
principles! We have the answer III the decia-
-ation made by member o. the Demo r4tic
Matt nal Convention, when such proceedin :
vas PROPOSED. In that Convention, as oar
readers, know an etlo.t was made to get the
latotm of principles laid down before
the nomination as made. Lin the debate ON
the subject, Mr.. Johnson, OF Ind ana, said
tat AZ the Democracy aoaindtg a caasGidat
,otlast .,art laying d0icn their principles, taey
1ft b, atTig and iTrctrterd'y DIsoRAccD, Q'la
,t.H BE- dlf alta az Ate cOD.nl.hg contest, rs TAHY
DESERVE t. BE-"
He eve have it. The Democratic Con
yenton, by the concessi-n OF one OF its men-
bes,-anu nc was right-,ut themselves III d
position where they deserve TO be dete. tea
Ind we will not uoubt the determination o.
tie people to give thin what they &c. erve.
he Whigs, OH the other size, adopted
| the opposite course, and thus placed ITEM
5 IL : in u position TO "deseive success" and
he result ncxtNev, m5er will show that then
merit in this will not be forgJttcn and passed
| Oy uuaC knowie Ell.
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ICE CREAM.-We were reminded yoster-
day that during this warm weather the most
delightful luxury is Ice Cream, by present
from Mr. Glover Of little bHc .et IN a buc,et
of his indispensable cream. He has plan
of conveying it to families in any quantities
even to pint, without its melting for hours,
if necessary. His lee Cream Saloons on Sec
oni street are extensively patronized yet, for
better cream cannot be made anywhere than
that by Mr.. Glover. The ladi es should send
around for it these warm afternoons. It is
not unhealthy eaten in moderation, at any
time.
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RATHER SIYGULAR.-Ain't it rather sim
"ulcr, that while the Democrats arc irving TO
prove Gen. Scott Native American," the
Native Americans themselves hold Nation
al, Convention Immediately after SCOTS
nomination by the Wing Convention, and
nominate another man to run against Soft
Is not this the Native American party saying,
that Scott is not one OF themselves, and that
as he is opposed to them they will oppose
him!
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During the week past we have read several
Wing papers, just to see how foolish some
men who ouga to have better sense can be.
Hsndersoa Ban.
We wish every Democrat would read Wing
papers. just for the purpose OF seeing what
ish some .f their own brethren who ought to
have better sense canbe. We think some.of
them might be reformed if they thus had u
mirror beld before their faces.
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A Citizen OF the Union.

Some Democratic papers have been ask
ing-in what State does Gen. Scott lve!-
as retaliation to questions asked about Gen.
Pierce. We think the Generals home should
be in the affections of every good citizen, bat
he answers the question OF the locality OF his
citizenship very well in the following. At a
meeting at Castle Garden, n. York, in 1850,
to consult upon measure: for the preserva-
ton of the Union, Gen. Scott was called upor,
and in the course of his remarks he used the
f,ovi G Ian! ulge:
l do not call myself citizen of the North,
OF the South, of the East, or of the West;
hut HAVE SERVED THE UNION for forty odd
years, and feel myself citizen of EVERY
PART OF 1T; rnd whatever life and strength
may have SHALL BE DEVOTED TO ITS PREsER-
WALTON.
That is the light in which the people regard
SCOTS citizenship. In that same speech,
Gen. Scott remarked:
"IAM NOT AN ABoLITIoNIsr, nor an adco-
cate of Slavery"
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4 NoDLE TRIBUTE.-Henry Clay, in the
Senate of the United States, in 1850, spoke
thus of Gen. Scott and the Mexican war:
must take this opportunity to say that for
skill, for science, for hold and daring fighting
for chivalry OF individuals and masses, that
portion of the Mexican war, which was con-
Quoted by the gallant Scott IS che comman-
Ter, ST inds u1aiv dlleI ethdr by thcdeeis Of
Goricz himsefor ny those OF any other com
manlerin ancient or modern times.
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SANDERS, OF the Evansville Journal has
been trying. ever since Sco'twas nominated.
TO get up some enthusiasm among the Wings
o. Evansville, but he can't come it. With
all his abuse, and low flung slang about
Pierce; and high-fown lauditions OF Scott,
he cannot raise a ratification meeting in Ev
ansville. 1t has so'worried the little soul,
that he has gcns into the regular business o
.FAlNTixG;' and has become SO excessively
fond of it, that he has to keep his b, d the
great orton of his time. Sanders is now
July entitled TO the appeilati0n of the little
'FAIYrIYG editor. - PGo.i Eagle.
l. we were ever guilty of such u species Of
tiltleness as that OF taunting cotemPorary
with SIC n. Sc, as is done above, we should de-
serve to be considered a walking target for
the boots of all honest men, and might feel
eratiied at receiving any apPellation which
d not betray the one contemplate trait
which so richly deserved a kicking. Call u,
the '..fainting edhor' if you will-but you
ever see little Sanders faint on any BATH
fl Id of this campaign, or get ttro,rn from any
of his hobbies, or faint Jefore the fight, or ar
FtCC ~ tut| " SHGiC tiiiN SiCi'SS W
the Ged-then set him down as faintd
editor, who is Pierced for the campaign.
We acknowledge having tried to stir up
our friends here to action. We know their
FEELINGS are all right, and their best hopes are
or Scott and Graham, bat we are not salts
fed with that. We want them to show the
DID fire, and take ethe i-e from their enc
mics. The spirit is arTousing. This day,
unless some accident happen Unavailable IN
the raj ing o. SD great Pole, there will be
tie ;allest S, oft pole erected in IN llama, al
Evansville! The names Of Scott and Ora
ham ! blaze higher in the heavens than
Pierce and King my hope TO during the
campaign. Tns will be ratification meeting
enough. The nominations are already rati-
fed in the hearts of the Wings.
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TIE YvANS ResTAURaT.

VANs. of Evansville has fitted up the large and com
- modioas three story Bri, X recently erected 10y Mr.
Iinrk an Pir.i street near the Sherwood IA III,
,uod complete style, and is bow prepared To welcome
ami his friends and the pdbllc generally
The Bar will at all titneS Ice supplied with liquors
snl.udid Lunch II be set ever. DAY at 10 O'Clock
st. with Turtle so.p and all other atinable delicaees
\ well known aud sSiilfu Cook has been enggcd ahr
gentlemen can be at auy hour with
iii .s and Injuries of the season, served u IN The bcs
Stsls.
pced aud Theoretically sealed Oysters of the finest
ouliiv now OF hand-the best Of Cigars. &c. J!ls-i
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We presume If Gen. Pierce were aware Of
Sanders opposition to him, he would imme-
ciately decline running Henderson Ban.
We presume, If he did decline, that at the
last day such editors as the Banner would
have good many less lies to answer for, ard
at last be saved the shame of an ignomini-
Gus defeat, wherein even fainting wouldn't
save the political life of Pierce.
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Pole Raising!
TEIS AFTERNOON!I

Recollect, Wings, that you are expected to
be on the Public Square this afternoon to
help raise that tall pole. We want crowd
proportionate to the dimensions of the
pole. twill, indeed, take big crowd to
elevate it. Come out then, and let's see your
faces, and test the strength of your arms
Speeches r.ay be expected after the raising.
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Loc-svrIIE, July L..

Begging aud Rope.-For these staples there is mod
crate inquiry and Tice hrm. nj the stock 81 b. ng
very small; Weqaote sale, 30 pieces 1,ggg in lots, a
u lsc together with 40 coils rope 81. "a and g..
ceiV-s.
Flour and Grain Market quiet, small sales forr
50 IS so for fair BRANDS aid So t5G 80 Tor choice
40 les wheat. with high; rcvcips Corn scarce and firm
Il q e. sc fron first haI.ds. Oats b 55e.
Gro eresLtt sales rio coffee al s. G9sc. round lots
offered Ole. sales 20 hds fair prime sugar If 81 ).
Huy--keiail s4lcs Il ST. a - z ton.
Whlsk! sale Oi IS bbs Ut the wharfat l6lc;
tded 10 iCc.
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CO If there arc any Pearl Starch manu-
!acturdrs in this vicinity, or persons contomp-
lating' the establishment Of such business,
we refer to the advertisement of u gentleman
on the subject. He is what he says he is, and
a connection with him in business would prove
desirable
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CATHOLIC COLLEGE BURNED.-The Cath
olic College at Worcester, was consumed by
fire on the l4th inst, except the East wing
Loss $4,000. A portion of the Library and
most of the furniture were destroyed.
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EbECToR AZ TICK ct.

sExvToRiAE ELECTORS.
HENRY 8. LANE, of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, OF Rush county
DISTRICT ELrcToRs.
ysrsf Distriet-LEMuEL Q. DEBRULER, puboise county
see0rd-JoHN ID. FpRGUsoS. Clark county
TAird-Cap.. SCOTT CARTER, Switzerland county.
JsartA-JoHS II. FARsuHAR, Frank lin county.
ySrh-DAvtD NILLGoRK, delaware county.
G.tk-FAsIrs u. FIscH. Johnson county.
gsosnth-- RCHARD ". TRoaPsoS, ViSo county.
E;ghfA-G. o. Benin. Tippseahoe county.
Eiafh-T. :. STASFIELD. Sr., Jos ph county.
Tsatb-JAMEs :. FRAZ.ER. koseiusko county.
ELsrsatk-JoHS NJ. ALLAcE. Grant eoGnty.
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MORE WOMEN THAN MEN.-According to
the late census Of France there are nearly a
million and a half more women than men In
that country.
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N5- Senator Chase OF Ohio, elected by
Locofoco votes, in letter II the Freesol ers
of Massachusetts,, says he will not support
Pierce and King. He goes third party.
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~ On Monday last, at Rochester, New
York, Mrs. Briggs fell into cistern which
had been left uncovered, and was drowned
before assistance reached her.
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HJenny Lind has concluded to quit the
world of song and turn autloress! At last ac-
csunts, a contemporary in the East says she
was preparing small edition of "Gold-
schmiirs Animated Nature :"
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sizes In proportion,
cram.
Cnffnn Ynru>.

5o0s doZ e Ct Of for cash. TIA
GOES = dog do do DO ..................e!a7
'OCs doz do do DO :. .jia
The lower prices above generally where two prioes
mentioned, for full packages, ana the higher
small aho esae.
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~ The weather has again got disagree
ably hot, but the nights and early mornings
are cool.
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CO.. There is ODE floating bethel at Gin
those boatmen who disire TO attend church.
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FANNIE FARRAR.-This is the name Of a
fine, staunch and light steamer just built at
Paducah. We believe our old Assistant No.
~ Mr.. T.. Il. Voolfolk, is the principal
owner. Fannie was here early Sunday
morning, bound for Louisville. She will
run from that city to Evansville, Paducah and
Caiio, during the summer, and she will nc
doubt do a good business, and prove general
accommodation. She is commanded by Capt.
Lewis. We thank Ned Voolfolk for papers
and the Memorandum in another column.
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TO CsPsT.stSrS.
PEApL STARCH MANCFACTCRY

NAN perfectly competent to establish aud Conduct
Y n Corn Starch Factory, with its necessary Machine
~ on the principles. and most Scientific Chemical
process may be communicated with through the Office Of
40
The information will elicit IFS cost. profits and induce
mebs ior Capitalists together with stiis tory tesmo
ias for IS years experience and pr ,c knowledge o..
,hc Lns;uess hsrIw$i
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ArGen. Scott has won battles at the ex-
IRENE North and South of our country
Next fall he is going to win great battle
in all the intermediate space.
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NEw ORLEANS, July Is.

Ohio four on Eat boat nj 81 6Gs3 65. Corn to-day ia
llsuty mixed Il. Sual lots pork sold ST So
-co sides o., shoulders &c. STAR candles I9ic bis
Ky dull l7.c. Sales rio ,onec at eid9 Jooacoe EjT
en.nd sal for days SEQ hhds prices feeble but
quotabie decline has occurred.
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ClNclxsArI. July l6, p. VI.

Flour steady at 81 &C G3 3 for common, and 50 81
81 for extra. WHISKY ljsc Prime boil lard IN demai
al Toe. Sales go hhds sugar 1t s. oGac. Sales OF hu
ii ice.
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Flour and rrcal

Wabash C.B.S.F ; s3 3 81
Lafayette choice 3 uv a3 l..
Fancy " 4" 3 -
City Mills :" , B.
,.ockharts brand. 3 JCG3 u
Corn Meal. 10
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~ The Bank Of Connersville went into
operation about two weeks ago with capital
of 100000.
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BED,

IN this city. Monda, the 18th irst Mrs ANNA MARIA
wife o Nj. Phillip ROus.h Ia, aged 30 Years.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, JULIA ANNA CATHARINE
daughter OF the above. aged years.
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8 t.atAis r..
live Geese prime 81

1t Z NctcN IIIIIiV % q d.
& ESkl.
Dry Cod......... ) 4 5,
AaCkerel Lo H.. Is 5uas4J,
DO no g.. . i IL
DO 30 3...9 20
salmon picked.
.>had Conn $500.
iierrings scaled. IS al G.
10 10 I.... 10 q IS
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MESS PORK-5O hf-bbls Family Mess Pork, choice
w article in store and for sale low by
NlJ SAMO II. Ohh.
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* GOA FEET dressed Flooring for sale The
-.).O'bU wharfby [mye5l SAMUEL ORR.
TEANGE-The subs ribs rs " AZ give - e prem.
for Dimes and Half Dimes. for a certain amount.
apl7 MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON.
tHEESE--e5 boxes choice W X Cheese reed tins day
~ and for sale by ljy14l PRESTON BROS.
rTNN PLATF-l0o boxes TX Tin Plate just reed and
i for safe Is jyI5l SAMUEL ORR.
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JACKsoN's COOKING STOVE.

OWING 10 the burning Of the Foundry, 1T Cincinnati
engaged ia tn Manufacture OF JaekSoR's celebrtcc
bOubc oven Cooking stoves, unable TO satisfy
the demand jGst present We will however, have
hand large lot oi these excellent. unsGrpas sable
Stoves, and viii then PROMPTLY Ill all orders.
jNIj-u JAS. SCAATLIN c SON.
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CNHEESE 80 boxes W Il Cheese or good quality just
~ reed and for sale low by [jyl4l * ". REILLY.
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CSHINGLES. PLowS AND wHEELBARRoWs-
--latest improved Plo~ aud Nheelbarrows from ID,
Inneltum Foundry Also, $1,000 Shing s. i1r sale 10"
by fni1l IL. Coon.