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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
IL The Dispafch has unite FEELING

70 The Dispatch has quite feeling
and sympathetic appeal to what peases
to term National Wings, warning them
10 beware of the snares and pitfalls OF
the abolilionists.
Cunning ought 10 know, oy this time,
tina, Wigs are sure that nothing good
can come from him. lie has vilified,
abused and traduced the Wigs OF Iowa
as much, if no! more, than any man in
the State-Nalional Wings, lis he one?)
and all; and now, when there is danger
tina! the miserable and ruinous policy of
his party has crippled the interests anG
well nigh ruined the State, and little
aid in The way of rofes may be needed.
he comes dow beautifully, is quite mild
in his tone and soft in his msnners. Oh,
yes, now you are good, national Wings,
love the union, and good enough to vote
for Douglass g. Co. and Nebraska
How much flallered the Wings ought to
feel. Cunning has ceased, at this mar.
ticular juncfure, 10 call you Fedeialls,s.
andall the vile names he knows SO well
how 10 use, when abusing Wings and
their principles, and deigns to call you
National Whigs-seeks TO take YOU un i.
der his especial tutorage and allow you,
for this once, 10 vote for his candidates.
Oh, how kind, how condescending.
| 1t is hard TO tell which thinks the most
OF the national Wings just now, the
professor of the Hawk- Eye or The Dis
rach man. Surely between the two
they will be well cared for. Bot we tell
this wolf in Sleeps clothing, and all
the enemies of the Wing party, tina, the
Wings of Iowa understand The game,
and no such ruse will draw off our
strength from rallying around that stand
ard that has SO often been borne aIoft by
the immortal Clay and Webster. 'Hhe
Wings of Iowa, they will find national
enough to stand by the sacred compact
of 1920. in opposition to the Admins.
tra,ion and Douglas. Nebraska swindle
l--national enough to resist the tonnage
fduty system, recommended by this AID.
n.inislration. and go for the impro vement
of rivers. &c.. by the General Govern
men,;--naiional enough TO go for sub.
hitting the question Of change of the
Constitution to the people. In short,
we are national enough TO 60 for the re-
forms SO much needed in our State, aud
which a large majority Of Tie people
call for, and which they have been and
now are decidedly the SO called Democ-
racy.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
~ Curtis, SYRUP OF SAssArRAs

~ CurllS' SYRUP OF SAssAFRAs
This article has aow been presented
10 the public sufficient time to be we'll
tested and pronounced NO nUMBuG. In
fac, II defes the world TO produce more
eiieclual, certain and speedy cure for
coughs, colds. measles. whooping cough,
bronchitis, splitting of blood and all those
diseases Of the lungs for which i. is so
highly recommended. This syrup of
Sassairas has now found its way to al.
most every town and neighborhood in
The State and thousands of persons who
have been 50 fortunate a. q be saved
from an un.imely grave by this SAFE
PREsERvER are now living monuments of
health TO testify the grea. bench, it has
conferred on them. Commence The use
OF the Syrup of Sasssfras at the very
first symptoms Of a cough or hoarseness.
don't delay. there is danger. See adyer.
tlsement in another column.
q BeWare!-Call forJ. L CUR
IT'S Mamaluke Liniment and take no
other. The country is now flooded
with BASE coUNTERFEITs of the most
worthless kind; don'tbe deceived. Cur
us Llnlment has stood the test for sev-
erai wears SO that every family has now
become familiar with it and know whsss
TO expect from its use. Notice whether
:. l.. Curtis name is signed on The
wrapper OF each bottle as none other are
genuine. This valuable mediciae is for
sale in every town in the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
REMEMBER TEsE
Railroad Mass Convention
At Fairfield on the 9Th of Nav.

In taror Of q grant ct Land TO the
burlington and Keokuk Western
Railroads.
The press and numerous citizens of
diffefen, Counties having responded TO
the call it is hoped that every town will
see that il is properly represented, at the
appointed time-TUEsDAY THE 9TH OF
MAY.
THE RIGHT KIND OF A DEMONSTRATION
at this Convention will sustain the State
Legislature, giue as responsible hope
Of obtaioing grant from Congress,
AND THUS SAVE TAX BURDENED PEOPLE
FROM ADDITIONAL TAXATION. ..-.
Memorials will Immediately be cir.
culated along the line of both roads. and
will reach Washington in season.
LET EVERY NElGHBoRkooD HOLD A
MEETING AND APPOINT DELEGATES!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

,eeiTHE MECHANICS INSTITUTE of Ohio
at Cincinnati, have awarded their DlPLo-
GINA TO AYER's CHERRY PEcToRAL. the
widely celebrated remedy for Colds,
Coughs and Consumption. This honor
o'was richly merited by the Inventor oil
.iha,invauable medicine which has Sc
cured not only the above commentator,
hut also that of the most eminent Ply.
.asicians in this. as well as the highes,
Q medical authority in other countries. -
And what is far greater encomIum on
' i,s usefulness. is that has won its way
i 10 almost every freside Of the American
4 People.iisSi bah q bHa tax9
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
Arrival Of the Santa Fc Mail.-
Battle with the En dams.
lNDEpENDENcE, April

The Santa Fe Mail arrived yesterday,
bringing intelligence of fight on the
5ih of March, between a detachment of
26 men under the command of Lieut.. d.
Bell. OF the second dragons, and party
Of Jicarilla Apache Indians, number un
known. The loss of the United States
troops. was two killed and four wound
ed. The In dian loss nine killed and
twenty .one wounded. The celebrated
Apache Chief Lobos, was among the kill
On the 30th March another fight took
place, Twelve miles from Loar, between
company of sixty dragons, command
ed by Lieut.. J. w. Davidson, First Dra-
goons. and party of nearly three hum
dred Jicarilla Apache and Utah Indians.
The soldiers suffered severely, losing
81 killed and eighteen wounded. The
Indian loss is unknown, but supposed to
be very great. Another report gives
the number of soldiers killed at forty
A strong force, under command of Col.
onel Cook. are in puasuit OF the lndi-
ans.
Twenty United States soldiers desert
ed their post at Fort Albuquerque on the
eth ul,., taking forty Of the best horses
and all the Col. pistols belonging 10 their
company.
California emigranis are leaving daily
all in good health.
Mr.. James Miliigan, one of the Ere
mon. party, reached Westport yester.
day.
Gov. Merriwether passed here yes:er-
day for Louisville.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

One man was found about fifty yards
from the beach, upon the sand hills
with a child in his arms; and from his
condition il is supposed that be alone oil
all on board reached the shore alive, and
era wiling out of reach of the waves IN
order to save his own life and shat of the
infant in his arms. fell down exhausted
on The sand, anu was frozen to death
during the night. The child was firmly
locked in his arms, quite deao, and
appeared as if i. had also died from
exposure.
The whole OF this day was spent in
searching for the bodies of the unfortu.
nate people. Blu, one man was found
among the number, all the rest being
women and children. They appeared
to have been in excellent health, with
rosy checks and smiling faces. looking
as if they were asleep rr,her than dead.
They were all laid side by side, until a
boat could be go, to carry them to the
shore.
On Thursday twenty-five bodies
were removed from the beach 10 the
village of Manhawkin. These consist
ed OF one man and twenty one children.
all apparently, by their features, appear
ing to be Germans, the women who had
any clothes on being dressed in coarse
materials. with heavy shoes, some Of
them wooden ones.
The Wreck OF the Manhattan.
The schooner Manhattan, Of Bangor,
Maine, Capt. Fields came ashore about
mile below the Powhaltan, on Sunday
night. After considerable humping on
the bar she was driven over and was
beaten up on the shore. The sea ran
very high and drove her up within fifty
yards OF the beach. Captain Jennings
repaired to the spot and endeavored IN
persuade the Captain and crew, seven
in number, to let themselves down by
rope from the jib boom. witch when the
serf ran out, was hanging over the land,
and they could easily haze got ashore.
Instead of following the alvice OF Capt.
Jennings, the Captain nd crew shut
themselves up in the afr cabin. think
ing most probably, tina, he vessel would
outlive The gale and be hih and dry the
next morning. The wives, however,
soon made quick work # the Manhat.
tan, and in an hour or soshe went all to
pieces.
Five of the men enbavored to get
ashore on a spar, but oly one of them
"a man named Geor,e Grlflilhs, of
Bangor, Maine-succeded. in getting
ashore.
lie was found the uxt day, in All
insensible condition, ling among the
bushes, and was quickv conveyed TO the
nearest habitation, WIRE every thing
was done tending 10 rleve his cond-
ton. s.....
He continued ravin for many hours,
and was under the IMPRESSION that those
around him were aba. taking his life,
as he begged them no to kill him.
When he returned his proper sense
he stated that the s boner was bound
from Philadelphia VIII stone coal. and
belonged 10 the caplsn aud mate, both
of whom are lost.
The rescued mas now doing well,
and will be able toe removed to his /
residence in few dys. He states that
there was one passenger on board the
Manhattan, who bs no doubt met
watery grave.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
p Is o MIN q
THOUSANDS of Parents who

ihoOC SAWS Of farenIS who use
Vermlluge composed Of Castor Oil, cal
omeI, &c, are not aware that, while they
appear 10 benefit the patient, they are &C.
'ual,y laying the foundations for series
OF diseases, such as salvation, loss OF
sight. weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found The
advertisement. Of Hobensack' Medicines
TO which we ask the attention Of all d.
rectly interested in their own as well a.
their Children's health. In Liver Com.
plants and all disorders arising from
those of bilious ipye, should make use
OF the only genuine medicines, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
1S"Be not deceiUed." but ask for
Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver
Pills, and observe that each has the sig.
nature OF the Proprietor, J. ". HO.
bENSACn. as none else are genuine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
Still Another.

OF. LOUIS, Mo.
Mr.. EDrToR:-As a matter of great
importance TO the afflicted wish to make
the following statement: About six years
ago, my wife was attacked with a Sigh,
stroke Of dumb palsy. The whole of
her figh, side and limbs were partially
paralys A doctor was called, who
bed her very copiously in the right arm,
which relieved her. and she had no more
symptoms of paralysis. until las, fall,
when the right arm gradually became
perfectly benumbed, and all voluntary
motion was entirely suspended. She
was bled again, but without any relief
Even her tongue became paralysed so
that she could not, at times, speak so as
to be understood. She had a brother,
Thomas Uiley, boy IA years old. who
had some time previously been cured Of
very severe attack, Of the same disease.
by the use of three bottles of the Mus.
TANG LINIMENT. and we determined 10
try itin her case, as she had beea under
the treatment of doctors for several
months. wi'hou, any apparent bene fi,.-.
| obtained one bottle and commenced
bathing the whole affected side and limbs.
The effect was truly astonishing. In
less than month. every symptom Of
the disease had disappeared. She can
use her limbs as freely as ever, and no
impeachment whateUer exists il her ar,icu.
latlon. In fact, she is perfectly cured;
and we bless the day we were induced
to use this invaluable Liniment.
EDWARD UPMEYER.
See advertisement in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
Ew York, April 81

Ew YORK. April ~.
The Arabia lib one week later from
Europe is nowSe at Halifax. No news
here up to ihib me.
Later INTEL, bee from South Ameri.
ca has been recved by the North Star,
| Peru Is stiff an unquiet state. The
revoluiionls:s I've taken Islary.
Emlgranis ffocking to the country
from Australh bound to the mines on
the Amazon.
The steamSlp North Star arrived
yesterday mo9ng. She left Aspinwall
on the 18th.
Alfred Thd died at sea on the 22d
inst.
The Nor.f tar left the United States
ship Cyane bort.
The ls.hml wasdry and healthy, and
roads in goodFder.
The Cayaiwill receive Lieut.. Strain
and party W were expected hourly
from Panama
The latest ielllgence was that Capt
Marshall, Of b. M. ship Virago. had
sen. boats N huguangue riverln search
of the party
The Gag left at Car,hagena the
French squaon of six sail, consisting
Of three s,G sioops. The frigate Iphe.
kma, and y Evenly gun friga,es. who
are there tone purpose Of enforcing a
claim for 5000.
New York, April "a.
A dispak from Washington. says
that the CT bridge over the Potomac,
above Geoftown, fell this morning,
killing seves persons.
RALEIGH, April %.
The demfais have nominated Mr..
Bragg as ID candidate for Governor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woxDER! IMPORTANT
70 DYspEPTIcs-Dr. Us HoUeHroN's Pep
SIN. The true Digestive Fluid. or Gastric
Juice, prepared from RENNEr, or the Fourth
stomach OF the Ok, after directions OF Bar
on Lisblg, the great Physiological chemist
Dy ). 5. Houghton. M. D., Philadelphia
lhis IS truly wonderful remedy for Indi-
gsst'on. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver COM
plant, Constipation, and Debility. curing
after Narure's own method. by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. con-
tsinlng scientific evidence of its value. fur
aishedby agents gratis. See notice among
Medical advertisements.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

u The unprecedented success Of DR.
urban's Anti. Bacchanalian ius.ifies US
IN recommending j. to all who are afflic,.
ted with that terrible DISEASE for which
ms designed as remedy. We are
assured !. is fully what tits represented.
and that in the hundred ami thousands
OF cases where j, has been used. NO, .
single failure has occurred. See adyer-
t'sement in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

~ An association OF fifteen families
has been formed in Cleveland, Ohio, for
emigration to Iowa, during the present
season, or as soon as the Homestead
Bill becomes law. They have selec-
ted location for settlement.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

DA young female counterfeiter has
been arrested in Rochester, N. Y. She
calls herself Jane Segur. and is about %
years Of age. She was at one time the
wife or paramount Of man named Bar
Der, now under sentence Of death in Can
ada.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

REcAPTURE OF ESCAPED PRIsoNERs.-
Thornton and Hogman, the desperate
scoundres who escaped from, the officers
while conveying the m to the States pris-
on in New York, by jumping from the
the cars going at the rate Of thirty miles
an hour, have been recapiured.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

Quincy ELECTION .--Captain Pitman,
(dem.) has been elected Mayor over
Hon. John Wood, by majority of one
vote. The council stands three demo-
Gratis and three wings.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

u The proceedings of the Railroad
Meeting at Agency City were received
too late for insertion in this weeks pa
per.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

Y Eighpne Of the clergy men of
C'ncinnaiid vicinity have signed re.
monstrancend forwarded j, 10 WASH
ington agar the Nebraska bill.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

~ The first American newspaper was
published in 1904.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

wThe fellow who cracked joke has
sen, j, to be repaired.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
A Meeting

Or all persons interested, is requested
at the Cour, House in Ottumwa, on
Saturday the 9th inst,
At3 O'Clock P. NJ. 10 appoint Delegates
TO the Fairfield Rail Road Convention.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
'Hcnor to Whom Honor is Due.

Receipts on subscription, for the week
ending Nav 18th.
III. Williamson. Otumwa, sS4,25
Levi Jenkins, Fin. Strings, l,50
j. Heckart, Green Pc, so
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04
The War i'm New Mexico.

additional neUs- Sanguinary Battle
Col. Cook IN pursuit of The Enemy
-Desfructi0n an III. .4rnay.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

hNALEfOH, APtH ]~s
The demfats have nominated Mr..
Bragg as ID candidate for Governor.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-04

A dispak from Washington. says
that the or sbridge over the Potomac
above Geoflown, fell this morning
killing sever persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

DOOMS with or without PARTIAL BoAhD' eal
nbe iss at Nc. foi 9Th av., near llthsi
GUNNER BOARDING - Pleasant like country
- more convenient and cheaper Broadway corner s'-e
ard No. G7s 6lhsv. tPssee pisee
mo GENTLEMEN Agreeable ROOMS to LET;
fs, and SMALL furnished unfinished IN suites or sspAae
jy Hot Cold shower Bath. In Tho Honse No q Bond.t
lnE HUDSON-ST., corner Desbroses-st, ROoas
JeD ana PARTIAL BOARD. can be otsned Baths inf
Ga. 10 the house RABINEAs sAiw Beii foot Of Dss
hosssFt
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Bnilbina Hlaterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches and
- Public Buildings. and for yes;ibues Hils conserstoe.
Dining Rooms and Htsrh Dwellings These Tesare of
Infinite variety VI patterns and hard and
IN the best houses in oil parts Of the country.
so GankIk Chime roIs suited every
aud recommended 10 DOWNING country
teets generally. FOR sale by
MILLER. COATES q YOULE, No. 10 Pearl-.t
HNHE SHIP TIMBER BENDING COMPANY OF
NEWfORK ere now prepared supply ship builders short
notice, with TIMERS of WHITE OAK and CHESTNUT for
frames Of vessels .esred to the olds furnished BY the builders
81 the following prices Tmbrs 10 long White Oak
inches square per piece -; do do per piece 81 49, do
per piece IS 92 do do piece s. ~ do do IS BY
- inches piece 81 70 Chsstnut5 inches
!. ei 60 do Pey pees g si do do piece t5So ado
70 co. The Intermediate sizes from Inches sluare 10
inches will be furnished prices In the
requisite mOldng
ing Ths also prepared supply cabinet piano
of JoDers Sc with The veOus woods
Gnure bent to desired shape also furnish light
The ght to them Of i've different sizes Class A. for timber
Tor rae, inches 'gasIe; elias. for timber INCHES squares
Gresnpoint, the office Of Company. No. Wsllst
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Garpeiinqs, &r.

Garpeings, &r.
NARPETlNGS, OIL CLOTHS &c.-MCGRORTf
~ TILBY. No If2 Broadway New York their
public FOREIGN DOMES
TIC CARPETlNGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. &c Ge to the Spring
Trade completed In all their relative departments aud presents
specimens styles and originality Of design, which for beauty
excellence will inspection be found extended
together with other goods that uniformly constitute the
of the extensive esabrhm will be disposed
for cash picss shade lower than any house in the trade.
WILLIAM McGRORTY,
GEORGE II. TfLBY. No. li2 Broadway
I II. TOWNSEND Il Co., No. 701 Greenwich-st
Amos solicit the attention of the public to their
Of Goods including the
ties Of TAPESTRY VELVET, BRUSSELS
TilREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS English and American.
OIL CLOTHS,
from to p feet wide; Window Shades Drapery Muns Gilt Cor
ns Rugs Mats Stair Rods &C. LACE CURTAINS in
efy Auction together with
staple Dry Goods at the lowest cash prices
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CuiIerp an6 6aroware.

KFYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES. for
N all classes of Houses quality OF heat
i,v and economy Of fuel Also COOKING RANGES SION Is
and House Furnishing Articles JOHN H. AEfSER Co.. NO 's0
Broadway
DINNER STOVES &C.-HOUSEKEEPERS'
- HARDWAREA large assortment OF the best kinds o sAS
low BY WILLIAM CLARKE Co.. Nos Csrnne-st ~ a1'
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Cos, ana fcun6.

<yAME TO the PREMISES Of the SUBSCRIBER
Avail NsAf COW. with Hire sacN md white spoi. which
49, e~rfr have ~ rrovrg proper nd paying ohas IN
800, - an. sssAe Of CnAS GALlAuHER No 81 East 2oths
n o>l-This week. GOLD PENCIL CASE with
ZEN sdes and in u attached 70
- rrxa hair Chain and gold hSos inc person
~hs vii the above 10 Ne 81 iHhs VIII DC sna'" ~
~srsca
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CHARLES X. MILLER, Auciioneer.
\ RTAT and PERENPTORY SALE of 80 T. As

CHARLEs X. MILLER, Auciloneer
GREAT and PERENPTORY SALE Of 80 EAS
NJ NEW-YORK LOTS. situated FULTON, ATLANHE]
BALTIC, PACIFIC NANsICLEN. MILLER, SMITH al
sCHENCK-ANS.; also A LARGE FRAME BUlLDiNG-|
CHARLES X. MILLER will sell above public aaeIion q
FRIDAY. June l6 1884, O'Clock the ground East Ss
loIk famed for lis beauty aud advantages aud
rapidly IL adjpns the City OF Brooklyn and about four
River about half he distance of Hae
The City Hall Est cheap
5ss from City Hall All vi the leading Brooklyn Fae
Atlantic Division, &C. terminate at East NewYork As 5000
the BIookyn City RAILROADS. (sleady commenced) compiled
East NewYorA will be with all the city 81
railroads. four Title perfect and printed
will be purchasers Terms unmlf
favorable Free railroad tickets maps circulars &C.. urnsa<
application TO the office. CHARLES X. MILLER
Amer No nroad xaf|
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CRYSTAL PALACE tlhSl fhbNio" 81 ",
" ING MACHINEsNo Machine heretofore 9Heryd IDs 81
Aver, sewing Machine Co. No zs Brsd~ay The simplicity
~ ,b.ir copsfrucon obviatins hsr liability o. ee.nS
repair prseieany q ,s stitch ,aa 'n -. nas Besides
N. Psert r Machines Is free from NO ss. y, 80,
iu which almost all others involved, wnsn .
ars,se.ton 20 purchasers Those in vsnt Of
80 s.-e ard hes, viii DO cali before purchasing e'ss
uhe-~ Orders runefray attended to- Address n.
ino''4A' =" No 25l Broadway, New York Ci'y.
HOTSE WARMING and yENTlLATlNG WAhh
III ROOM No 80 broadway N we ins,s .ns ,aent Of
-. w.-irs V,ptils,ins and Cooking AppsrsH
s,ers new patterns FURNACES RASGss Se 60 az
.,, IN nreor msnncr al Of public and psse ~
" &c, the mot reasonable terms complete
eyery article line constantly on nsra nc SxSDx Agent
TP0N RAILING. &c.-CROWELL' eeieoia. s
Ism IRON RAILING without Rye,' warranted ~
n-r cot chearsr the Rive, kngi 40 ns ga ,,n
poy WIRE FARM FENCE The New oEk sni ,yle
Rsins on PAY Door and Guards and al Ger ~
49, ~ he smith building toundery line
"a . ,he low prices. Specimens N Esaniery
Nos 70 md Dusne-st a fe" e0"1s cas- " N'-'
foot Of 9Th ST. North liver. m, m
NIACHINERY for SALE. - Three a. iL-.iI =,
MI COTTON LOOMS sud ,cupe,e WIN % S sio.hynr
-,s,S Tor soon; one WOOL CARD Win CyI,naer
siso one horizontal STE Ari Eeols'AS' ~'''
ten inch here oil srIeiioi ' b. LEACH, No. 60 Beavers
n,,CuINE WORK executed with accuracy aud
s.,cb on moderate terms by eomreent worsne nne
ri,.. tsols AIRY the MACHINE "ohhs' NO. i'' i 49, -
C,TFAMBOAT BOILERS-New, 81 feet wide, 10
- - Lon. ordinary msin fues For sal. by
~ ''e' fiOGG 4 DELAMATER, tcot West S''n-st
ry,O PRINTERS.-FOR SALE-A first-class super
Il pov.IWASHINGTON HhND-PRESS r. Hoes Hiana'ae'"fe
Artiy 70 cHAs }. BARrRAM, No lI2 MAidenIsnc.