davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
miscellaneous.
Taking Toll.

n The following story, which has in 1t more
sel truth than fiction, is taken from Lights
!. nd Shadows OF Real Life, by L. S. Arthur,
p Philadelphia.
n Mr.. Smith kept drug shop IN the little
Village Of a, which was situated few
hniles from Lancaster. 1t was his custom
to visit tie latter place every week or two,
ln order to purchase such articles as were
needed from time to time in his business
sO0e day, he drove of towards Lancaster, IN
SIS wagon, in which, among other things,
Ngas gallon demlohn. On reaching the
Down, he called first at grocer's with the
Enquiry
Fl Have you any common wine p
How commonF asked the grocer
About a dollar gallon. | want 1t Cor
snllmonal wine
Yes; have some Just fit for that, and
pot much else, which will sell at a dollar
4 Very we'll. Give me gallon, said Mr..
smnh.
3 The demuohn was brought in from the
'kagon aud filled Aud then Mr.. Smith
Drove off 10 attend to other business A.
noug the things to be done on that day,
sas To see a man who lived half mule from
N'Nao'Ni. DNtblC ERihk but va hhAs CT
rand, Mr. Smith stopped at the house of
p particular friend, Mr.. Jones Mr. Jones
happened not TO be in but Mrs. Jones was
: pleasant woman, and he chaiied with her
IT, ten minutes, or so. As he stepped INTO
is wagon, 1t struck him that the gallon
temiJohn was a lilIle IN his way, aud SO,
tl1ing 1t out, he SAID TO Mrs. jones
wish you would take care OF this until
! come back
\ o ! certainly replied Mrs. Jones, with
.the greatest pleasure
Aud so tie demljohn was left in the lady IS
fare
Some time afterwards Mr.. Jones came
N, aud among the first things that attracted
tIs attention, was the strange denilohn.
What is this 2 was his natural inquiry,
Something that Mr.. Smith left
III Mr., Smith from o.
rs Yes
wonder what he has here 2 said Mr.
fyones, taking hold of the demjohn. II
feels heavy
H The cork was unhesitaungly removed
| thd the mouth of the vessel brought m con
| 'aci with the smelling organ of Mr.. Jones'
Wine, as live !! lell from his lips
BRING me glass
y no Mr.. Jones wouldn't touch
~fs wine, said Mrs. Jones.
Bring me glass. Do you think I'm
| to'ng to let gallon of wine pass my way
'aoul exaclIng toll Mono bring me
tgass
IA Inc glass, halfpinl lumber, was pro
eueed' aud nearly filled with the execrablt
un-as gulliless OF grape juice as a dyer,
3sa'-which was poured down the throat o
Pr. Jones.
rietty fair wine, that only littl,
ough, SAID Mr.. Jones, smacking his lips.
+ us a shame = remarked Mrs Jones
II ARMY, for you to do So.
only took TOLL said the husband
| ughing No harm in that, I'm sure
Rather heavy toll, it strikes me-, replied
~ meantime. Mr.. Smith, having completed
os' o. his business for that day, stopped
a store where he wished two or three ar
(te,es put up. While these were in prepa
'"oh he SAID TO the keeper Of the store
~ wish you would LEI your lad Tom steI
$50 ior me to Mr.. Jones's. left demi
Haa Of Common wine there, which bough
me purpose of making il into antimonia
v certainly replied the siore-keeper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

A farmer, who had his butter seized by
the clerk OF the market for short weight.
apologised by saying that The COW from
which the butter was made was subject to
the cramp, which caused the butter TO
shrink ia weight. --- One watch set
right, and well regulated will do to set all
the watches in the neighborhood by aud
the good example of good farmer, may
benefit the entire community. En-
couragement for poor boys Heads up, my
lads ! Gideon Lee was poor boy, aud it
was his business 10 feed the cows, without a
whole shoe TO his feet, in the winter season.
He resolved TO be something; aud reflected
if ii was possible to better his condition. -
He reflected, and acted, to some purpose.
Gideon Lee, from poor boy become one
of the wealhiest men in New York, and
Mayor ol the city. - The best way
to plant roses in our own bosoms, is to pluck
thorns from the bosoms, of others.
Farmers, and others who finger shin plas,
tiers" will please keep an "eye open" fol
counterfeit Bank-bills as we learn, from
the papers, that large quantities of then
are aioat. - The oyster trade of III,
city Of New York, amounts, yearly, to IS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
i)ortrp.
GUNEOPATHY.


...t.a.......a
t-,,u
49,. g.. a. r..,,i,.
a.. .,..,,..t &c..
A.at,a...-,., - ...,t ...,.l
49,.
a.,. a.t,,l.a
v-,. s.,,.t,.. 80.
,..,....u.,. -. -. 81
50 .,..,..i ,..'.t,.
A. $1,000, ,r,...ot.v
u..t..t 49,. ...,.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

though the official vote may change the result.
Private dispatches from Nashville say John
son, Democrat, is elected Governor by three
majority. Cambell, Churchwell, Smith, Gar
denhire, Jones and Pavatt old Democrats, are
believed to be elected. Stanton is defeated by
seven votes. The Legislature is entirely Wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

If you wish TO make a good looking
girl take To intellectual pursuits, push
her down stairs some day, and break her
nose. Beauty is a shocking enemy to
books, and has no more taste for study
than ii has for wrinkles and COW hide
boots. As general thing, girls don't
take to Algebra till beaux cease to take
TO them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
Additional Foreign News.

CmNA.-London, July 3O.-The rebels, in
China, captured Annoy on the 10Th of Nav. after
a severe struggle. They are most friendly to
foreigners, and protected the factories and the
British Consulate. They profess a desire to
trade IN all articles except opium.
Any decisive success on the par, of the rebels
in the North, would apparently cause a gradual
rise and lead to a convulson of the Empire An
attempt to retake Annoy had failed.
canton was quiet trade was progressing as
usual. Teas were carried down from the into
rior; business transactions were, however. but
small. Goods of all kinds were cheap. Freigbts
were expected to be high for first teas.
Another account says the rebels had threaten
ed Canton.
At Shanghae business was trifing. Teas
were expected to rule high.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
The Elections.

.hissomi.-The delegation from Missouri
in the next Congress will stand
la the Senate-one Wig and one democrat,
Geyer and Atchison.
In the House - four wings, Miller, Oliver, Ca
ruthers and Llndley-two democrats, Phelps and
Lamb, aud one Benton man, Benton himself
At the election IN St Louis city and county,
for judicial officers, the wings carried everything
Out Of eight gentlemen elected to office SIX were
wings.
Kentuoky. Returns have been received ofthe
election of II Senators, and only one District
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

selves 10y itrilabliiy and consequently sue
ceeded by their plausible manners. OF two
men, equal in all other respects, the cour-
teous one has twice the chances for fortune.
philadelphia Ledger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
BY Il. p. WALTON & SON.
iuctfbnian & State Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS so cash In advance g. 90 " payment 10 not
.se ia advance interest always charged from the end Of
t!ic ysdr ,, 49,,
and commune aton and acknowledge payment for
ne sane. . ...
Bakersfeld, J. N. POMEROY,
= .fureok6eid, $ u. SMITH.
n fAbrt. q. 4. BROWN,
unnvtl6. CHARLES :. DANA,
Etnorc< =. q. SCOTT,
HyIspsfk. EDlYARD D. SAWYER,
Jo-fuspn. G. w. SCOTT,
Mar-tadld, r.. U. PU rNAM,
MurrlsstIe, \. G. MOVES,
Middlesax. IESssE JOHNSON, it,
Nouharh " sNTTH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Plainiuid, A. r. BANCROFT,
south Hardwick, C. SHIPMAN
etowe, JOSEPH e. RAYMOND,
eiraifafd, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
south STAFFORD DANIEL ". Judd,
Tnnbtdge, AARON n. KING,
Naitshold and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
waterbury and Duxbury, r. q. SMITH,
Wuiiomstowp, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS hBBOTr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

A Western editor drops the disinter-
ested observation -" Blessed are those
who do moi advertise, for they will be
rarely troubled with customers"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25
Gbr 1)low ano the Goe.
BY 4. y. WALTON.
Items for Farmers.

Gle that by the Plow would thrive
Himself must either HOLD OF DHiYE.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

Whole number OF boats 900
Table exhibiting the yearly amount of sales
Of all kinds Of Oysters, by the whOl'sdic
dealers Of Ne,o York
Sales of Virginia oysters, including those
planted IN Princes Bay SO, 900, 900
Sales Of East g. North rr'r oystersl 800, 900
of Shrewsbury oysters 200, 600
of Blue Point 81 Sound oysters DOG, 600
of York Bay oysters 300, 900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

The following story, which has in IT more
ei truth than fiction, is taken from Lights
nd Shadows Of Real Life, by L. S. Arthur,
n PhIladelnhla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-25

BOG, 900 The N. Y. Tribune, gives the
following amount of the "craft" engaged
in the oyster trade "There are every va
rety of oyster boats, from the open skih Of
ten tons to the schooner of two or three hum
dred The largest craft are employed in
conveying oysters from the most distant beds
in East river, while the smaller kind do no,
go further than twenty or thirty miles from
New York. The open boats are principally
owned by the workmen in the beds, aud
form the largest proportion of the whole
number. The following table exhibits the
number employed in bringing oysters to ~
York, or in transpanting them from the
90 rocks" to the artificial beds. OF course
we do not include in this estimate the row.
boats and skiffs engaged in the Virginia
fisheries, and which never make their APP
pearance in our waters -
Number Of boats, Of all sizes, from fifty TO
two hundred and fifty tons, employed in
the trade in Virginia oysters 900
In the East and North river trade - 300
In the Shrewsbury trade ------- 30
In the Blue Point and Sound trade 100
In the York Bay trade ------ 300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
e-proof Safes.

nj ORE SMOKE but no FIRE Prom sTEARNS
Ay1 MARVIN. A<an
and Ike rshrned buck Ehen hOy p1rs1ec takes the
ter hcFrs thereby But genfeen caught
y0u proposition, acceps easl
enge with VIZ that make oath thai Safe iiled
according rAent which and g1iob
CT lelEirvoyant hkel Lo1d0n Nevrlsa1s
where and dodge he es o. By r=preserrg
cIoSnnG wretch catching Now Voa
know that vaier the ecent fr Hernx
viii soOnl sro~ hat scorch
pern and the pubr
bet esd to the hs vhch proceeds tie en-
have seced the following rentlenen cous-n,sd To
Con niftee 70 Wces Patent Ss.rn.udr SAL
fwth Rch ImprOyenenfl zith OF dYRRIyys
PATENT CHAArIOS SAFES. and a Of WILDYR,y PIrySr
sALAAASDkk SAYS Manufactured By with nj iraoroye
and IN lie snd al ocner SAFE farnish III CON
art NEn enc OF nj seies u Be
the following gntisrsn o portion he Com
ysr1ss : Linty, Pr Gaen- Of sthas. Raoad COnosuy
John TkOnjsn B4aksr md editor OF B.nk yo,e A cops,
Broadway ard Wall1f. ~ ~ 1''-e'
We b Dnsn1rs o. Ais-s 4 Co a
Simeon Lelspd Metropolitan Hotel
Jckn Ctorr-. fIm u Georr- 4 Brother No ia p..1z.
NCS. Oerilener. the weknown .,.
M ~h verse cannot b bed sni b u.ns t.
taner ssin teH days from this dae ea II yoar refusal
OF e. 70 60 20 comp lance Vi eh.eags lac runs-r
vi ee See % .as committee snd s.. o. yoar ,ss
tHd iehree srfl vii Be ssbeetsd . pakir ts 10 bs
4 tetso- Of he C'ysa PaAes Wax ap ss.:lsnes % hs
esPtAns .ctc- I'D sf-,tt~. sILAS c. HERRISC
ssie ue7c< NOs- IA ~, iSa wserr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Gonees tUanleo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANIED-A three-st0ry
nee wi mode IN improvements To Be between fh and h-
avs eth ANY person disposed 20 & such h9ase
al moderate rcut will pleAsc eddfess L. Box los Post
OHoe.
"ANTED-From the 10Th Nov next, small
w House conns Of d1 eight In respectable part
Of the city above hst- fer family Eve pes5ons Ad
dress W. NJ, box No 267e Post Osice.
WANTED-iIOuses parts OF Houses, Stores Lots,
w kc The demand the State Reg Odee the
shovt description property IN every locaion that
sens able TO procure half the quantity required PeEoa
having such property will pase sesd Description Of
Possible the people calling In hundreds sach and
have choice Of this Othce No - East ihhsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Real gsiate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE in BERGEN CO., " j.
"A Nine mile. fsCm jersey City 40 Convey
:Sa 70 JOHN ''0N Baker corner Bridge
A FEW CHOICE HOUSE LOTS for sALE-on
ains,ss ~ss o. wss Fsy o 3 roTTSR a cSs@ssIss
A HOUSE for SALE. about three minutes walk
.s c sss az ss UP. sas ss o s SEE s Sh %
es deep with extension of 70 fret two stories house three 80
and ,sr marble m.n,les Crates hester in cellar with registers
.ess ss e, 50 SiDshs. By io2 feet f.sd snS ASa a
and astr.ie nearly OF Lnden Frs bee, usuai.e
sTiss les roS p.,susi. Inquire Of HIRAM RUSSELL Nc
sss ssO'A ''A. wAm'SarsA Can s At On ''O
AT PRIVATE SALE.--A few choice Building Lots
"A yet unsOd Melyins se PAYABLE BY nstsen
500 moash Msssns ssaIsd snd hall miles the VII
esrmss eeen minutes sxPeace For fs particulars
G SMITH s On Ss,.y a or FONDA y NJ z S.',
BOSTON REAL ESTATE-A new, frstclass
I'D Dwelling House In As CITY Of Boston iS sale cxcAsnse
re-. estate IN this Guy cssHSScEY BARN,Rn son Pius.
HAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Tme extended for
es@ss : per s'S6 .5S s.ne c Ss s. NsS =
less Theve lots cccury hesshy ars eei oeson ae1
rsssssasss sewers. iSe mss wsshy rsSTc.ss
w. SogS,y 30 ns che, ., rT s 49,. ASSsh X.
PrOpersy also the wRcehello ard SeoHasy Raesd wacs
p<v Sewers house. are now Ssias ssa los .esas rapidly
Dtsnce of this property from The City Han ma miles LIE ps
STryes-ro-, HsrlCrn RsiEesd os.oe.
L,XTRA WIDE HOUsE-For sale 3 four-story
II .osse., nsssn n.S.s 50 fss xds Es.t sS.r Ssv
2sssn: sSos 49, s sS S . .Sa sS E, ssS
% ''' w. Nc sa.HSPcsiisu bsss sSiSiSs Pias.,
1--WE LOTS at PELHAMvILLE WANTED
Yor hose sitused s;h %hevs cash wl be paid Al
syLvEsTE2 LAY, No Is wsa.;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Gonses TO Eet.

CHEAP RENTs.-0aices and Rooms to Let at No
" tss Broadway side doors below Brcomef Rooms
ss s ss's ~s ssO and accessible Apply POWELL oca
No 5el broadway on the premises Room No T.
HOUSE and STORE and TWO ROOMS to LET
sot:ss ais one do Brookyn 10 Stores upper
s sSs s;s spS As Inquire 70 o q
OFFS to LET for CLOTHING HOUsE.-The
- Let's No Ceda formerly occupied By the late Henry
BILL the premises Win be let for t~o years from Feb
rusry next
doom to LET-with Steam Power.-One large
II Room 50 by 40 lighted Also smaller Rooms With
steady IN one Of The se,l osaon' in the fy 4pPyto
DOOMS to LET with STEAM POWER-Seyersl
very dessS, ROG IN as T1% 9 . By 70 2 s 9 Over
and furnished with Croton water ss fixtures and water closets
corner of Fin ona Franklin ts room No H. up stairs
VNO HOTEL and BOARDING-HOU USE KEEPERS.
TO Let that splendid hvsstOry Hou's, the southwest
Of Broadway and 2h oontsnng fifty al fur.
suitable for hotel large bsardns TO be let from to
"'' ''1' N''' D. r EAsroN No II Walls.
ITO LET Store the first Loft No. 40 Courtlandt-
Alo seOnd lhd sd fourth LC g., in the 20 ss% building
VNO LET-Thoee desirable Stores in the new build
Ing and Sss will he let reasonable for any
pss.se bushes Ao ths dwelling part; finished in a III, be 80
FOWLER FRANKLIN s5hs bstween Gh'sy AMI Broadway
the pr MISS b'tween and lOAM
ITO LET-The Store, No 3 Courtlandt-st., near
Il Broadway. Inquire Of T. BURDON the premises
ITO RENT-To eentee families. floors and suites
Of rooms with modern improvements, 6thay- between
ah sad ihs Location good. Prices reasonable Apply 20 H.
a. PIERCE, Pnest Broadway, under Metropolitan BANK
ITO LEASE.-To Manufacturers aud others.-Pre-
Il misses Nos 80 and 80 Leonas corner OF broadway
sde. The Lo T. JOxloo with subs ania BUILDINGS en-
brseins about ~ Apply to CARLTON ED"AtpS no 10
New City Hall
VI>O LET-From LIST Nov. in Brooklyn, 10 minutes
wth om South Ferry nssr Bond Church nice twoSiory
rsr sP Rent hSs hSay S'1S
FINO LET-At foot Of 23d-si, n. IL, till May next,
Lot Of Ground 25So feet aud top OF shed over eos'
lumber
Apply to J CILCHHIsr No. 4e Weshinefon-e
VNO LET-At Yorkyile, on eb'h,st'' between me "a
and sas,, ac.ory House, 10 good order. VIII be
let the whole ems iemi lie REM TAKEN IA D'aa
Inuuife Of J. M GILLESPIE. No. Ill bo"ery
ITO LEASE Tor aTERM Of lEARS-A large tve
story Brick Buding wen and 'aney baI s1spsed o
nonrns mill or Apv bu nrs requiring steam power with twenty
horse perfect order and sno ne ana engine
rear located dock and iot shpn AZ
ply to ~ WILLIAMS SON No ~ "haVr OF % T. H. "
WILLIAMS, No. D Deyst
vINO REN,r-A hne third story Front Room, well
sd.peA for the jeelry cold pen any similar business win
show furpishsd at the door, IN hf"H'.' ''
Direct u. p T., office of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Jnstrnrtion.

9nstrnctlon.
A CARD-EML BRANDEIS Professor Of the
IA Piano ard singing hes inform his friends and the public
that having returned 10 the civ he resdy his psos
dutes Rsdcncc Ne 80 Bowery, U 20 Jelo.k 7. NJ
be hss .so good second hand Pianos fox sale
DOOk-KEEPTNG, WRITING, &c-BOok- Keep
- applied BANKING railroad ard Commercial s1As =
taught In expeditions and superior by T. FOSTER
Consaps No S7 BrosVGy, Nevi0Tk AM his
tshhrent No ISL Strand London farcicus sPphcsnoa
From The incdon Tines
Nj FOSTER teaches BOOK heepng; By drilling the lesne-
INFO eaeusns nsohne bar BY enabling ha 70 sad
sonpseh nd what h. y doRg sAi do The scls7c- laid
seSn With olesrncss and persrhy; the rules rlsa
hensoe ana unerrns and hs whole srsfed BY examples -
~ on o. common Csrscy uB6srS.And the sycen s3t
are 20 nssel o; pcaiet keep
Ia osh OF rs employs books IN satisfactory manner
RoOk.kEEPlNG. PENMANSHlP anil ARITH.
H AEttCfeuns Non sbo1f entering rpa Mercantile pzrsu
nav ssSSs he sSoys irssshe horonEhy ,-eesbly OIL
NEk 0OLDSNlfh's. No. o. Brosdxs.
GLASS { Al FRENCH and COMMERCIAL
~ SCHOOL-frof n NJ SRoWSS Inssirati,u No SSl Ed
way, VIII re0rsn 70 bcsh deq>Ttnerf- MONDAY sent Il
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL FAMILY SCHOOL.
II sr BOYS 81 BEDFORD wEsrCHEsrER Co ~
WILLIAMSON. A n rssiEsl AeIi sessioa VIII eoassncs
NsDss q rvsi Halted @ az cssl.s v be sgPsa
nSa h< f,oesps. b te ira< tsse Oct ~
~ " BE- sf en- sy>- s.F ~es S~~ - srtrr>~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
XVHO MOULD BELIEvE 1T f-Only 80 to go

WHO WOULD BELIEVE ITi-Only 30 10 20
w Dosis for full Lot in the beautiful yss OF WINFIELD
situated eopvnient distance oul<he Wansbursh ferries
the North Road and Fske-ev.
the ferries half hour aud VII leave
th0 who wish this a. tbs OF aud
Maspcth Plank Road they will thence fkesy 20 the
premises when Mr. HOGAN viii show the Ois and 81 inio
nation reference thereto The streets beng Graded eqs 20
the City Of NewloTk and several cottages have eeca COM
mfnced.
The Fushns Railroad be completed BY 1t %
January and will have is depot this property We Will
guarantee the Railroad nhd aud running thereon By The ~
Feb under penalty Of deducnE cent each and
los sod from thu dsy.
Free tickets viii be furnished persons wish this prop
eTty.
To Wckinsen and Others who wish s-o the rents
the this property OfcFs inducements
the market being within walking distance from their places
business equal 20 sb0ut Sh-st. from the Cisy Hall
The will he sold liberal Teu cent
about Ten Dos each Lot 81 the time OF puhu and the
balance in syneus Of live Dollars month
For tcketS mara &C, apply @. ANDREWS 2 KILN
DALI. No Tyon Row Of Chathsra<f. NeV-York.
fraudulent
Of other h the nehboTsoi
ard learn the difference 80
Tor wster eetcFe you purehs-e-
WILLIAMSBURGH PROPERTY for SALE
9Th and fststs containing los feet ft and lS fee,
South sth This property within block OF the Peckp
Ferry snd S three blocks from the Ferry and lesdns
thooughfars IL would suit bosne Requiring mach
coal yard Be div ed Sd and pTob
ably the @ piece Of for sale In thai Of Williams
bush rsrusy easy APPly 10 T DOYLE No Rthsi nes'
South Ahst- Wrisnsbarsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
0uilrrn duo Srrowlre

DIoCK TIN PIPE.--The undersigned Sre prepared
ID 49, = 70 Fsr4 .r,r s-rve pi7, .qpiv v1Dc
sorss NA q ShEA,--a -. = - "a !. -
CAsT STEEL SHOVELS.-Ne invite the arten-
20. Of rs tTcle Of CA sfe- Stoves
o. nins saoaA to Hose ntcalsctrrri D. ts
Coonv xhch miie Of "a. bed nnruss
sell sength equal no. sa7ssos O. lh Of
other maker The patterns are such a approved o; ~
uiiners ard cther-, for sale by
JOHN : BUSSISG 4 Co No 81 CIFr- y Z
M.ausssursn Eagle Cut sxs Agents. oid CO.Oay iron Co
COOKING and PARLOR SrOyES.-A l,rge as
~ srtu,n Of sood patterns for sale snsse b. tie sab
se-ibsr WILLIAM CLARKE.
No. Csrulre st. doom sb0vs Rleeckes
No 30 sth doors shove 9hSl
No. lsS ssAsv- doors sbsv- l5lAs.
B-stoves repaired and pat Up AZ short notice
HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
II HARDWARE CHEAP for CAsH.-JAs DIXON soHS
1fd ard Britannia MetAssre IN Tea end Coffee urEs Csee
srd Teapot Sop and Cream JUE Cssto Cake BeteN
spoons Perks Knives. Oh and Fia1 LAs ke- ke- &c All sr
sies warranted exchanged or taken bach sot sPproysd
No. 20 Chsihsmsf- opposite DiSisiOn.
KNIVES and FORKS. POCKET-KNIyES, RA-
IA Z0RS. SCISSORS. kc-BxlderS Hardware Locks Lsehe
Bua srewNke Cooper Edge Tools Of the approved makers
Tr HOops Rvess ke House sai ship CsPnsrs Edge ZOOS
Planes kc ComprinG fa and complete sssotnenf Of
Cutlery Edge Can be found the Hardware
Store Of c. :. LITTLE = Co Nos s. and - faiton-t
DIG IRON.-l0O tHns No. l Scotch Pig Iron now
i landing aud for sasby SPoFFoRD rfLESroS 4 Co,
CTOVES! STOyES!i STOVES The cheapest
- city with the largest assortment Cslsnd
Remember tie Number lse sthsv door above lsas
2. WHITE. Jr.