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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

Es>EA PATENT INFRINGEMENTS- T Ii
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS, ARMY,
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price S17. For
sale at s. SUTHERLAND'S, Main street,
ap 25-1mis" Opposite the Farmers Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

u. 8. CrRcuIT CouHr- Before Judge Halybur.
LONESOME business Of q civil importance was
transacted before this Court Saturday. To-day
case, 1. the civil docket will come up for adjudica.
ton. To morrow, seven sailors, named James os
born, whiskey Joe, or Whist Joe, Henry mcin
tyre, Wesley Vaughan. james Woods, James Nu
gent and Thomas Burns will be tried on the charge
of being mutinous and attempting revolt on The
oath March, on board of the vessel called the Hsr
riet Augusta, on the high seas
On Thursday 1t is expected that Alfred Gould
man will be tried ON the charge of feloniously kill
ing William Walden, at Fortress Monroe, on thu
26th of February last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

49, ERE AT EXCITEMENT AT
49, SIMONS'.-The great excellence of his
Daguerreotypes is now fully appreciated. This is
what expected when we first saw his likenesses,
and remarked to friend of ours, that SIMONS
was the first artist in the country ap 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

GRIsI AND MARIo.-Signer Montechi, the
agent of these great voc alists, has at length
signed articles with MIR. Hackett, the agent of
the opera house that is to be, and they are to
open it next Autumn, and sing in it for sixty
three nights, for compensation of $4,000 per
night. The Herald says that Napoleon Ill,
who had been under obligations to Lumley, Of
fered, if he would bring the twain to Paris for
the ensuing winter, to give him carte blanche,
so far as compensation was concerned
At the same time they received magnificent of.
fers from the Emperor Nicholas, but Hackett
stepped in between the two monarchs, and car.
ried off the prize.
Grisi has been divorced from her husband,
and lives in the same house with Mario. She
is said to be one of the handsomest We men, as
she certainly is the greatest prinsa donna, IN
the world. AS illustrative of the pride she
takes in her character of the first of opera-sing
ers, it is said that she replied to gentleman
who advised her to come to this country and
give concerts a la Jenny Lind, 'No sir, no
could not 60 to America without giving them
my Norma"
1t may be pleasing to such of our readers as
worship every thing in the shape of foreign
er, and are ready to fall down and adore every
thing that has title stuck to il, to know tina,
Don Giovanni Battisfa di Gambia, of Cagliari
commonly known as Mario, the great tenor, is
an Italian Count. He is also q man of greaI
personal beauty, very stylish, and very accom-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

NEW SCHEME FOR ARREsTING fuGiTiVEs.
The Manchester Eng land) Police have just
issued No. l of The illustrated Hue and Cry,
containing daguereo,ypes of men that they are
in search of. This is the first case of the da.
guerreotype art being made subservient to the
ends of Justice. The publication is 10 Re con-
tinued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
New Directors.


A resolution was adopted to establish an Of
fee of discount and deposte at Lynchburg
" it'll capital of 5000 900, in pursuance of the
act of the last session of the Legislature. The
President and Directors of the new branch to
0ttermine in what mode the capital shall be
raised, with the condition that two-thirds Of
the increased capital be raised by purchase
of stock by the people ofLynchbarg.
The President and Directors of the Parent
Bank were authorised to increase the capital
stock of the Branches at Richmond, Peters.
burg, Alexandra, Gainesville, Weston and
Salem, by such amount at each place, as may
be raised by the sale of stock in the next IL
months, at such place, on the terms to be pre-.
scribed by the Board. The increase at Rich
mond not to exceed 100000; at Petersburg
100000, and at the branches above named
$4,000 each.
The salary of the President of the Weston
Branch was increased to $3.50, and the salary
of ths President of the Branch at Lynchburg
was fixed for the present at $500.
1t was determined to ask for an extension Of
the charter of the Bank. A resolution was
| adopted recommending to the Executive a
number of persons for Directors.
Applications for Branches at Danvile, al
Blacksburg, Montgomery, and at Port Roy
al, Caroline, were laid on the table until the
next annual meeting.
John w. Young was elected to the Presi-
dency of the Gainesville Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

FIRES In New YoRK.-About l o'clock,
Thursday morning, fire occurred in row
of slaughter houses on 59h street, by which
fourteen of them were destroyed, together
with large number of hogs and horse. A
store, No. 24S Broadway, was discovered on
fire about O'Clock, the same morning. ana
the damage to that ana the adjoining store
amounted IN $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

WHOLESALE SENTENCING.-On the Both uI.
timo, in the first District Court of New Or.
leans, John Martinez, j ohm Beard snd Stephen
Day, were sentenced to twenty years. impris.
onment, and to pay fine of $l,000-the frs,
two for numbering Mexican, named Chocola.
ia. and the last for the killing of his wife by
beating her. On the same day, Cornelius
Boyle was sentenced TO be hung for killing
Charles Mcbride,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

. FOR sALE.-On liberal terms q hand.
Ia some new Brick Cottage, on Clay street, cor.
tanning D rooms. The lot fronts 40 feet on Clay
street. For terms apply to
my 9-d3t HILL & TALLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Ine under
~ signed disposed of his interest In tbs Cigar
Store on the corner of Main and 10Th streets, "a
the city of Richmond. on the 29th OF March, 1881,
to Mr. HARRING TON. He would respectfully &C.
Iicit the continuance of the liberal patronage BE-
slowed upon the firm of Jas Harrington 20.
JOHN DOBBlE5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, at the corner of ION
~ and Main streets, would most respectfully
call your attention to my large and tslecI stock
old Imported and Domestic Cigars, at prices
suit everybody. ] ana determined TO sell low FOX
cash, at wholesale and retail. Remember Lac
cheap Store. corner OF Main and 10Th streets,
Richmond, Virginia. ,
JAMES A. HARRINGTON,
Sole Proprietor from the 29tA of March, 1852
DAILY Wing, Times and Enquirer, copyl
nv 9-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

NEGhOk5 FOR HIkE.-A nrst rat aale
y Cook, who mas been accustomed 10 cooking al
the springs; Boy seventeen years old, and two
Women acenstome TO house business. Apply to
my9 T0LER 81 COOK, Agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

One werthy Of the prize, regular black, or foxy bay,
Trot Blood. say Douglass, Benton your Cas-,
We do like ''cross between horse and an ASS"
A word my worthy Patrons about things nearer home,
About Hawkeye States Town and matters yst come
When last your CARRlER- BOYS Address came round
We boasted OF the progress in State and Cities eund,
And told you then Of the "good time coming
That thousands would know how our State Was growing,
That inducements held in State OF progression
Were bound TO attract and make an impression.
Hardly ame has there been for our aes be heard,
While our State TO her numbers has added third,
While our County, IN increase stands y No. one,
And our City, hurrah. Queen City has done
VIVA, no other City boast IN the State.
Doubled in numbers, decided IFS fate,
No "onwstd and upward lis rising We'll hal
When The stesn Horse comes booming the cast iron raj
Before another short year shall cease 10 exist,
You'll, hear oi stall doings' having entered the Isl,
In the shape OF a Railroad from Rock Island East,
The layng our John Fink, his mud scows aud beast,
The influx Of thousands, looking cut Tor home,
Who'll be welcomed BY all, while Others " come
Thus our i sliny Fixed, eur greatness secure,
Les's cling and grew fat; here's song tor you sure:
In eighteen hundred thiry-six,
This Town small potatoes,
IN thir,, seven same-thas's nix,
And full Of large mu>quoes,
Hog and homny were scarce,
Cabins used for houses,
We Gu, up greens make our sarsc,
And buckskn made cur tfowscrs.
In eighteen hundred thiry-eght,
They tried 10 steal our Court House,
In thirty.ane we laid ZEN straight
And that vas The end Of that touse.
E,s,, einhfeen hundred fottv-one
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
In. sLLEsS aufgY,glg B In.
.Sate dnd Certia Cure for Chroaic or
TaR4nnaakarn Rhsnn4lisn

i Sate dad CertHa 1are far Ghroaic or
TaRgmptatarp Rieumafism
eA-A GREAT INTERNAL RENEDYt4EL
MIS- valuable pre- aFa.ioa ~ cure ChroEic
IL and Iuaamuaiaty Rhet mafsm, no nattsr
how long s'aniins or how bad--and aFoahiy 'he
0ag Medicine That WI II i A p ST +
G RE-Speedy and Permanent Al external
applications are highly announcement, aud from
The very nature Of the t1sease, IENFEAGT IN
TEIR EFFEcrs THIS medicine attacks lie dis
ease At its Source, and, removing the Cause, ron.
ders the cure Certain and Permanent
DR ALIENS RHEryaTIe B4E@
l. compnsei Of TIE most salutaFy and aeteHf med
teal agehs in the vegetable kingtom, ~ OF which
have Warming aud 5 ian iafing influence, ex-
cilng he rpEPJD ORGANS OF the bad T. a aealthy
Action, and eRtieely eradieatng tie disease iram
The system This medicine braces the whoi
syst N, renews permanently The natural energies
D. changing TIE cre,ions Of the b3ds, anA des-
ttoy1ng tie Very G I'm oi the Disea.-.
Es-PrIce 81 per bottle. ~ SIX boiiles's E -
|s-F0F safe 1T Dr. u. EASrERIG'S FaUile
Medicine Store south ast corner Of Ihra and
Chesnut streets, st. Louis. No
Aad also foE ssle bg ELBR!asE 6 SQs, Past o.
Zee Buildings. nov
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CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
DAVENPORT GAZETTE.

DEAR FATRos, us TO thee come,
Nov that another year has flown,
10 md you happy. happy be
IN this AEw-irAR morning Of Fifty-Three.
l'o~ cheering the thought, how thankful are we,
That the blessings of Heaven have made US thus free
On this. the frs. day Of another NEv 1laR,
0a remember the widow and orphan to cheer
Thank the Giyef Of ALL that your LOT has been cast
IN ms land Of plenty, where plenty will Lass,
The Island ot tie pfairie'' blooming Tor thee.
The land Of The ESile, the Lotue oi the free.
Yes, rejoice and be slaa, that Tyran's don't claim
10 rule yon and yooIs, ana this fair doiain;
Lei the Bear Of old Russia aek 6s7ee al his prey
Wen stick 10 "our COUNTRY It's teachings o5ey
Thls'eo is the day 10 pause and reflect,
Look back on the past, Tor the future elect
To stand by eur country, stand 6rm as rock,
No matter from whence the blow q the shock.
The fair fame of this coantry by ,hrear'ning SPAIN
"tAi'busfar" Il Cuba ia sheir glory a!one
"hands orr is our NOTE, take Of our own
The laws Of Nature and Of Natures God
Decree that all lhHgs change, on We piod,
Ini Of oil The changes We. 10 come,
The fourth OF March vii bari Us .souse.n
Nhy just 70 think how smoothly the Snip Of State
With Fillmore Al the hem, beside his tras,y mate,
And now 10 kRo. another wi clam tie dess,
10 run Us under, or Perhaps 10 break neck.
As time rolls on and Loeoiooo slo4ds appear,
And men get cooi and see cause fer fear,
The as cand sober thought vii ind its wae,
Back TO The throne OF reason clear day.
We voala not in advance prejadge too esree,
TIE party claiming 70 have elected Pierce,
Bnt when theg ta.k Of war, and wars loud thunder,
Jus, clear the track and stand from under.
For asufe's you're born when you begin the mnss,
Old sLundy's Lane.' will haze to stop the ius.
And before your has,y SOUP done,
Old "Chippe.ai vii sead you home.
Make ali yen for the next four years,
and then prepare te shed year tears
Ind a. YOU weeping mp Salt River q,
Reflect how Wig. have padded their canoe.
Tx up your nag 70 chase The s.Siver Grey"
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Br, Iaslerly's Aediealed strengthening PIas,


H5ers tbs PasieY i epp'fri Pain faassot Eris'
V'H!s plaster viii By toana very bes e6cal IT.
l. al cases Where seated
PAIN OR WEAKNESS
esIS SUCH a. rheumatism. ueIu III he side, b!
bressf, hsek, limbs, or any Pert D fhe hatY. No
ienale subject to pain or weskness n the side o.
hacs sh2aii Be without 4 Mar ID lates IL
4eiica'e situations find great relief trnn fearing
this plaster DR. Easierly's Nrdicated treng' h.
eninE Plaster il also equally beneheil ID be re-
moyal Of
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
aEue cak :, ne ~ tie breasf, ard he ike TIE
artica'on af this plaster between the >h1 III ~
las been found certain remedy Ter cough,
eelds, asthma, end long affections III their prin4-
y stages Every gefs1n approHes Il gco1
plaster No Iomily or Fht sician silouI4 b. Win.
oat il
-For sale al Dr. Eas'eriy.s Feuiiy Mod
cine Store, southeast conner OIL Third ana Ches
mt streets 81 Lonis. Missouri
And BY ELDRlDGE& SON; Post Office Build
ings Davenport. Nov.
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LIST AlRlVAL UE Clothing.
READY-TTADE CLOTHING.

TEST received and now opening At the Old
- Stand nearly opposite The Bazar, on Front,
Street. large ane well selected assortment Of
EsEADT~TEADE CLOTHING.
Consisting Id part Or
Cloth. Cashmere, Cashmerei, Tweed, and Lin
en- Coats
Cloth, Cashmere. Linen and Coifoaade PANS:
Satin, Cashmere and Linen Vests;
SaT.s nd Drawers, Ec &c.
SIX Hdkis-, Set adjusting Neck-ties; Satin
Stocks, Hats and Umbrellas
--AflSe--
A large assortment Of Cloths. Casimeres, saft-
neits, Satin Vesting ami Linen Goods, all OF
which nave been selected In person By the sga-
scrieer from the test stocks il 81 Lopis-aEd
from bis tno Wedge of the business as q prscti-
cal tailor, be aattefs himself that all those wha
favor him with a call VIII End his ass. tirent
worth examining nd any purchases made will
be warranted 70 give as general satisfaction as
any thai can BE- procured ID this market.
Before purchasing be sure 10 call ami examine
and ny - dong ya4 viii tase ehsaee 70 save
both 'lne and moaeY. and be almost certain 10
procure any article Of Clothing wasted at Eea-
son bic price.
Be sure ant call ana doa't forget il IL a e
Oh STAND OF CHENEY MUNGER.
favery or. MAJ ath 1879 27e.,
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EESLy1GE 81 SCI,
SfE4H HOAT AGENTS.
FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
B3XAR LANDING.
davenport, IOWA.

davenport, iowa.
ID ESPECTFf LILY call tie attention o. IT.
II inets. Shippers and the public generally e
his aiverts. ment.
They vii al all Zines be ready 10 store au5
ship ever de -cratt.n d 5fodaee AID merchaH.
disc, tuF ami sell ri Commission, art trust
b prompt and stuat Afternoon T. tie teTest al
all who ma iavnr hpin with their pa,Fa age "a
nel3t Ire P4hiie confidence
TIE BUSINESS sli be conducted an carried M
in tie aci7n> building recently erected BY II
Fitor, designated ~ the Razar, 10 vaeh Is al
iachei co'ainoii u andlng tot Stea boats
al stages Of the rIver ard possrSSes van agss
lGahet 10 ibe Importer or Shipper. MT lite las
stich is that NJ dra sge will he eqpirel from
lie Warehouse ~ taaFs 4e from Boats ~ the
Warehouse. Nj, 18Th. 1872.
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nAV L. r ORp
STEAM PLANNING MILLS.

TIVE iadersignz3 AYE erected snd nov have
/ n=.aee ssail peraltaa NJ Intensive Pta-
Eng ssti< 1u# ea Y .aFuishing materials tar
8As erection a liaaseS:
->ueE As--
tsaoriay t.te4 sdae, Doors SASH
ti.Has >f8#fFa Bo0r aad Wsador
Frames, BE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
. f#E"Tfs1FI3H . 0It3IU t0 FHt most
E4aa.EsD.ED 10y,

/ go'hr WllR uafe than twenty years exPert.
eus, ID BUILDING,
fh' anaefsiane htFirr themselves that, q I'LL
utsuasng . 'aild, they can offer iae.l,ttrs Motto
sarnass Fl IN an place either East or W s
fhef are no" prepared TO furnish 10 1rdoI
aU' tltng 10 hair 3ne 81 5us uesg, iH GRH guam
ne, NJ 'h9rt aattre. 1ai on reasonable itrnis. M
aiils wsli be spare "a gye the most Entire Sat
'.'aef'on A. r. qualify, Workmanship, or prtee
Az orders from Il distance promptly at
teHded ~
The undersigned are further prepared to con-
tract for Tie erection Of buildings 81 eFery de>-
criR'tan, On 'he most reasonable terms and with
The 2rsp'cst dispatch.
fee pualic lene'ally are invited ta call and
vaiithemserss u the fac ii'icsr he's aiT3rded bs
the substitution ~ Ste III Power fUr THAT yf man
N this hraeeh u bushes.
@ TIES & DAVIES.
B~,.-,,e. 2 ,i
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EIONAkERS' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" aeer
- tain, sale and eifctus cnre for Rheumatism IN
al its forms, Il IS internal remedy which Thor
oughiy spels All morbid matters from the system. u
restores freedom. supple and 10 the siiehec
and painful muscles and joints The f'chm o. 'h's
distressing maisdy y ho has long been crippled sna
disabled /" ~ be enabled to .xn IN returning h'ai'n
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor oflhs medicine after being Ter year
completely crippled and disquaHiri for tusiht - Ns
BY it' use fully and permanently store 70 hfs' s a.
thousands Of others derived Equal ben MS 'ioA
it, We might I'LL columns with Testimonials OF nS
wonderful ctcienCy nut viii only refer 10 he W
low ing highly respectable citizens OF 81 Loui' anu
vicinity who have used IL with the most Satisfactory
resnts:-Nm Rrnshaw, SEN, 4. Mead I VI Ls-i.'
Wilson, + Warren, ] a Brow lee, Dorsn,,m3.'
w Town. Virgins, VIM Andrews, Dr. Wh'e'
site, WIN / More. John Hotrel I Attumus, / bow
Prepared by r. o. Hoyaker; a.
For sale by ElDHDGE x SON;
Druggists, Davenport, Iowa.
Sept 9Oth, 1852 4V
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80plSIDN nF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
I IL

OPINION aF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GtsIS OF ST LOUIS, siU.
Sc Louis M4fca 5fh I-5.
We ths UNDERSIGNED u esg1sss O. the CITY, ave
aten aegtt tNted wih, aud sod lor year tas
at.4rEtele u FANNY m-dlctae sneN - PERRY DA
US VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. ahd se QUO
ASA the FaHttc Ehst every instances. az fat
h9sw. i his gtsss n best satsffeoa 10 the fasaaa
see Htcsa seemBaad u TO tie puaIi, Article
o# GREAT AEtd L AND VIRTUE. Iudee !. i asy.
f anew ~ afttsts q Hsd etHt become 30 5ssrfstdy
psi lar ~ 50 shofJ time, which is proved BY tht tact
OF a. extensive sale AMI constantly increasing De-
CHARLES, blow CO, BAc6s, HYDE co;
harm <D BROTHERS a Ez n; SNOW n SHUT;
fRANtlS Il ALidN . NAhRkA
N0lICs "a DEALERS IN PAIN MILLER.
The uam# T4tn ki.lst 5eleHgs exclusively 10 tha
re pftesef 81 hts Medicine That rigat has ocsaf f..
rea9ty sustained IS ooagt Of law, and any person
5osHa satas artel III that Hamt. ana not 81 Ibe
5aelufs feFfg Dave son. will be proseeu.sd
BEA AALtt
~ an article purnIrt5ag The genuine Perry DAVIS
paln K4gE. - at siEaJ manufactured 10 the e.ty
Of y lou aud ,od throughout the West tIe past
yeaf, HIsa lake coenteririt and the accompanying
Pamphlet ti!44nans Forgery. II " easl'g tested "
ma siuz II 9th water. tae ooantrftrt Simply imports
r34Hf 70 the water, smile Size Genuine aFEIcs
gtgts ta she atrra Shite or miIay appearance. b
~aFr oil anathEr counterfeit afttce 81 PAIN Killer
bout De sssuu1 from - Louis under tho auspices Of
oH FhflanAfT 3obrs ibis Hams II fictitious We khoE
the and reputation OF each aac MI hi
Fitlainaas gAhg They arr pnftsen OF the ssnt ceA
Gl4t couhteEf1ltfd the Pam Killer IN " LOUIS Iasi
wear. They also engaged IN connterfetttDs &NAa
uable article Of Family Medicine called saiths Ionie
syrar. They EotsricBs Tor tins Kind OF PirB:ic
operations. We shalt publish the names Of these
CaGu.tyisI.ers Al soon as va learn that they hats
ado sa}ea oil this new counterfeit Perry DAVIS Para
k44Fr. Beware VI Hawktrs hny Of regular Ageas
or Druggists and Dealers that you know to bc hon
gSt men,
Pr,ucEgal DIce fer the Sale ofthe GENUINE PER
RI DAMS PAIN KILLER. IN the southern and Wts
terra satea, No. College BuiItiRe Cincinnati, Ohio
]. N, HARRIS y CO.. Psoprstors.
fErurt BsksEey of St Louis No, Gra. Agent for
Mo-. If. ans Iowa.
EldE!Jge j. son, Wholesale \ Retail Agents, Dar
import T.. T.. t,at, Tar iugtoH, iowa, . Wal
iiu. Gaicna; Nm + Norris. Rock island; ). u,
Nesmelh, Perry, Pike county, IT,, and By Drug
gis,s Add dealers generally III tbe United states
rs.F- toED
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NEW HARDWARE sT'URE
NEXT DOgE no TIE rnsT CFEIcE,
DAVENPORT. IOWA,


TIME subscriber Is now opening al liz ney
l. stand, a complete assortment Of Cutitry ana
Harda are, embracing every thing IN the Inc, al
prices TO salt fhe times, consist IL III par oil
BaiiEers' Hardware; including all varieties Of
locks, lacnes, bolts, hinges screws, shutter las
Jennings, christening shatteI hinges, sash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, PGlles, Ec Join-
efs. Fools, among which are aand, pane rim,
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chi-els uI
all kinds, aageJs, long aud short, drawing hives.
steel, iron nd is squares, bench match. sing
sasts, moulding ana beau planes, afaces and ~
spirit levels, be.eis, murtiee gueEes, with ali
Other DESCRIPTION ~ Carpenters Tools.
HlaeksRieas' tools and fies, bellows, anqi,s,
vices, screw Places, tong Griiiln's horse shoe
nails, ra-ps iles, Nc.
Mill Saws. Upright and CircGlar,
Of ko" aha1-, Leei Gage * o., and other good
make; ard every Farieiy Of uIli say, and other
flies. STEEL SPADES am ST0EELs, or
Ames', Ro8iana's, Adams and other tganafac-
tures. Also; grain scoops, hoes. rakes. hsy
forks, manure igrbs, loHg banded shoyeis, OK
ard i9g chains, trace, breast, halter aad Ctt.f
chains, hay and stray knives. etc &c.
I.3BLE .4.SD POCKET Ct FLERYoFau
qualities and prices, together wifh general a.
eor!msnt q soese lserElng ar,icles.
AhSEALED WIAE FEsGLNGt
THIS article is peeuEaA adapted l. Bis Pal
RE country, has b~en ally tested at4d i 5aQad 10
suoercrdr III Dther kinds Of eueiag nOA iU use
F durability, enc paes AMI couNe5tr. e., ~.
claims are pre- eminent. Fafa.ess iook 10 f.
will save y0u NJ ny 4@la ~
'IHefe vaio 81 3 sa E. 'Hsf4- a'r aE @E
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