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~
Tng Durcu BIAcxsMiTi.--Co Colonel -,
very irritable and inpatient man, had occa-
sion once, while passing on horseback through
town In the West, TO patronixc u Dutch
Blacksmith.
Arc you the smith ?" he asked ofa stout,
black bearded smoky man, that camc out OF
khc shop to look at tho horses defective shoes
Yces, be der shmidt," replied Mynhoer,
ktondying his long pipe with his loft hand,
7whilc hc lifted one of the horses feet with tho
right You wish him TO have dc new shoes ?"
No, sir said the Colonel, in his quick way,
!" SGT tho shocs on the fore fect---thats allm
Set dc shoe On his fur fcet--yah, condor
staud. will have in vun hour shocd"
Tho Colonel went away, and returning at
tho appointed time. found tho putchnan still
at work on his horse. Hc was very wrotli
when no saw tho state Of affairs, but no went
away again with the promise, that In "yun
half hour" longer the shoes would be set
After dinner, ho made his appearance again
at tho shop, and asked, "what was to pay
" Four shillings."
" Four shillingsi II is an impostiont
never paid over shilling for setting q shoe
in my life,"
"Wcry WELL" nodded Mynhor. tyun shii,
ing for dc vun shoc-.I set do four shoc--tlat
ish four shiilings s--nichtsl"
NickP roarod the excited traveller. "Who
told you TO act moro than two shoesy"
"By doonder" said the smith, "you tell mo
yourself
"lY It's falschood-
mime goot sirl You say sct dc shoe on do
four foot"
$50 did the tieo shoes on the fora feet
"ish der man craxys fseo shoes on four
feet, Yum hat on dree head as mootchl''
"You f.Efoolia exclaimed the Colonel, who
suffered whom much excited 81 said sct the
,saw shoes on these tire feet, you b.b.blundring
1555rhman.p
lst four shoes on two fcctl iia, In, hal"
Iats&hod the smith scornfaiiy and angrlly.~-
5lSlis,iAgt tonsand hiitzun YOU Yankeotn
s YOU wv. wooden headen putchman,'
ton 8cesei monkey wan foof,n
Tha Eoioisel replied, Suffering worse than
eyss. tso smith struck his fists and lehbercd
Bussh his knowledge Of English being exhaust.
ga s1sd x@sls they had It, until mu.aa, &C.
qssslh1e1ss xplaiaca The matter. The Colonel
pAid tlse e3sssss;s,c. laughing at the mistake
MhIbs HyaAScY smoked Hcseesy, and blaxcd
eway All t]s& &nRsiaRo which raass fur feet two
fesi. u sssu ~ fear fset, any way has der
right wNssssslsenslss and hlislssn"
4 Fasesss srR sYsos. a lawrs sstaiacd
laa case q ssAxsSsst and battery wAs cross Sssns.
laiae = v 81 sesaalcn to she ioses ogs blow
ssfWek
swAsskss i ! blow was slssas" ssksi tho
iAwyss.
s ssaw af ~ sssss.s..en klaslr
isesgsFssa sssH As2v y
Isn stas Eass u 4sssrslsan
ssl.es ~ Nssss k{Ass - hsow i VAST
4 81 csu'ta
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Pigs and Cherries.
A TEMPERANCE STORY.

That scdatc paper, the N. Y. journal Of
Commerce, is responsible for the following
story:
On Thanksgiving afternoon we went TO SEQ
nm old gentleman, Uncle s., who lived on
Long Island, on his farm near Brooklyn. Mr..
5. is from Germany, and has been for somo
years strong Temperance man, although
brought up with nn ardent appreciation Of tho
virtues Of grape juice.
"Unclc," said VIC, M we drank hugo tank
ard of cider while partaling Of his bountifui
table, "how came you to relinqush tho uso
Of wincs"
"Woll," responded the hale old gentleman,
unbuttoning his vest to mako room for tho
third plate Of turkey TO which hc had helped
himself "I tells you den. When l first comes
from .jarmany, we moved into Lancashtcr
county, in Pennsylvania, und dcro was no
wine; so every year we make barrel Of
cherry bounce, and we all gets trunk on Il
regular every Saturday efaniag. Nexht
sphring, when der bounce was all drinkcd up,
] gccis der cherries TO der hogs. Der consc-
qucncc was, der hogs gts shoost as trunk as
n lot of bccplcs,
"By and by, hogs get sober again, and l
tries cm init anoder mess. Der hogs was
very hungry, and come runnin' up to der
trough, schqucalin' like der tuyfnl; den dey
shtick In deir shnoats, and shmack dcir chops
dey all run around der yard nit der tongues
wide open, and dcir mouths hanging out, and
rub dc gronnd agin dcir noses TO take away
dor tashtc, Hogs couldn't shtand II, no how
mako dem orful sick.
Old dad said, Noilar gecfs IL up dat vay;'
so, ncxht week geeis dor hogs anodcr mess
of der cherries; and when comes init der
bucket to feed EN-, right away doy seen some,
ting wrong. Up dcy all walks shlowly to dor
feed; and, when dcy shmelt der cherries, all
turned right around init deir hind quarters to
dor trought
"Eycr since dat time, mine poy, when
der prandy subject comes up, shoost rights
apout face, and has noting to do nit der sub
jcct."
Va ftt as though we had heard mn in,-
pressivc temperance lecture, and congrat,,la,
tod ourselves that Uncle s. had strengthened
the conviction that Temperance is better than
Indulgence
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ELOQUENT Extract.

We make the following extract from the
speech of the Irish exile, John Mitchell. de-
liycrcd at The public dinner with which he
was recently hcnorcd at San Francisco. II is
very eloquent:
Like Epaminondas of old, or like that tweu-
ty years sleeper OF Your CatskilI mountains,
| open my eyes to behold what changed
world Why here, OH the spot where stand
--here, where five years ago solitary ship
sometimes visited lonely bay Of the ocean, at
tho back of the globe, for q cargo of skins
hero has arisen this stately city ike an cxha-
latipn from tic sea. This youngest and faircst
daughter OF your great Republic, was yet un-
born when fell aslccpI awake in the Tyre
OF the Pacific. No fatamorgana city of air is
this. Tho gcnii have mot piled Il up with
clouds Neither Y I. like the city of the
forced Workmanship OF yassaIs or slaves, exc.
cutting the iron viii Of a dospot--liorc stands
the tair achievement Of free and sovereign cit.
zcnB doing their own bchest aud for their own
bchoof--a city staunch and potent opulcnt
and frec--Esto perpetu0 Long may com
mercc and freedom vii enthrone1 within her
walls, and the wealth of n thousand islcs bc
waited to her feet and poured Into hur gates
of gold! But this is n phcnoinnna have to
study. On tho threshold of your country
cannot lecture, can only wonder and admire
Rcvorcntly and deliberately ii becomes a
stranger and asprant to the privileges OF your
citizenship to investigate those wise AID man
iul institutions that have bred and nursed tho
energy of such race. A changed world IN
deed If look to Europe there is change
too, but of u far different kind.
France | len Republic, with Liberty Fra
ternity blazoncd on hcr shield. Now,--cvcn
in her distant colony Of Tahity, my ears arc
greeted with IieeI Empereurl lire Napo.
leon! This is bowildering, but do not ycn-
turc 60 blame, and cannot afford to pity tho
French. believe there Is meaning In oil
this, which bodies no good to my enemy -
And aftcr all, tho man they set after then, Is
n Frcnchmnn. France Is rot ruled by foreign
crs. IT mn empire be the government Of their
choice, they have it. But perhaps one might
say, tho sooner tho hotter, And Hungary IL
down oTcc more. Not all her enthusiasm, not
oil her dcvotion---not her to-, sictorics not all
the high genius Of her chic!, nor the fiery oio.
qucncc Of her immortal Governor, could save
her for this time. She IL down, and must
take breath and rest little, and gather
strength for, hcrncxt wrcstlc, And Germany
is sullcnly quiet, and Is pouring out her poo
ple from every port to seek In America the
freedom their own land denies them. And
Italy bleeds again under tho falons of the
black vnlturc Of Austria, and Silly writhcs
like the Titan beneath her own Eti,a And
throughout Europe million bayoncts arc nt
all mems throats, and electric wires carry oil
mons secrets TO tho police, and railway pour
troops wherever n murmcr il heard.
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"Shut up, shut up, YOU little brat
She's going TO be married ~
,... ~ x,,--., :; ;----- -,
founder and hero Of the Now York subtcrra.
means, has mndc his maiden speech In Con.
grcss. Il was IN tho course OF the debate
arising out Of the proposition to refer the
prcsldcnts mcssngc to the committees: the
same IN which Gcrrit Smith, also made his
U'o'ngressionai cong ~ 9etsf Hero Is the spccch'
pan on tuat tftaughterl INTENDED to make
gentleman bcconles in q pious way, when he
Is just commencing his simple career Inc is
taken kindly by the hand and prayed for, and
encourages, and not rcpclled and ropnlscd,
and when my J" sslft, ' friend 4 Mr.. Dcan) who
is IN ellry Ills State of abolitionism, and Is
gradually suilening, finds that the Presidents
patronago is disposed of, he will ,nelt into full
bloc,iel weolltonism assS IS
II ISL least inlpolitc If not ungenerois in
the gsatlenshrl from Ohio to make such 1T.
lacks on tllc 5pISs at New York, which arc
calculated "a tefl1of6 TIN coalition once formed.
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a.,.-.,oo ,. LOUISVILLE. May Is
the same. and n few coils rope at LIE " proves ~
Flour quiet; ght sales osuperfne at q, ej
Small sales Of sugar 1t 4ai l2c sales Of baes of
IOalO I-2c ~ N-e' VI eoHee AZ
Small sales of mess pork s2. of 100 casks shonI
ger, packed time equal TO cash. few casks ic
assle Of IL casks clear sides lie packet and no O
store at &C. From the quote and 7c sale Of
prime lard at ~-eS VI
Sales oraw whisky at 22 axsesd bring, 81 so rer tusb
sale oil AOeoxe star candles, Corn sails at 22c
Sales Of 100 bales Cannelton sheeting q at Lie.
rates per premium; on the Eas,
!. and Southern l-2. w 'A' last
=, CINCINNATI, MAY 81, p NJ
Money easier. Exchange l. prem for Easter,
fIours sn at IS Whisky 22, Nothing OF iueres Ia,
trAnspired In provisions. The markets are Ali
NEw YORK. May 81 NJ.
flour has advanced I2c-Stse IL Ohio as 81 Son h.rn A.
Sheat-lo Oo bushels sold: Genesee " 40 Sales 40
corn az slight advance yesterday
oho WHISKY - &C. Money uncha ged 10 wer
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HY DROPIPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, ALL IMPURITIES OF TIL
Prepared by one of the Faeunv
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading TO al
i parts ofhe country is prepared by graduate OF one
Of the first Medical Schools in The est, ply stefan
IN Oh standing in his profession and much opposed tc
empircism quackery any one can be. is shown
by the fact that The re is puoiisheo ana aecomanes
each bottle of the medicine. thus exonerang il from
the charge of beI e a nostrum.
IT is PRESCk IBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sar,apara. the Hyropper is quick In Its ac-
ton the first botte often producing wonderful results
in the of the negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons, OF
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKN
In short, known IL stands ut the head of all
remedies for the following diseases
Dyspepsia Scrofula W lite swelling, Negro Consump.
all Skin Diseases, all Renal Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and Distractions, Mercural DIS
ordeis arising from impure blood and bad Habit oi
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta IDS unrivalled IL is slight stimulant
and "A pow erful tonic and Alternative.
As beautfer Of the complexion, in the cure OF i'm.
pies and s rems IRa bS M
metcs and lotions ia existence. Try IT, and you will
regret DO not lose confidence fit should seem
increase the dses sethe general effect OF the
medicine being drive all impurities the surface and
by that means oct of the system.
HARpESsBrRe. Ky, Oct 6, 1851.
DR.. A. f.. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydropper
cure Scroua in all its forms, and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c
Having prescribed. and watched its effects in many
of the above disea es aud having always found il eec-
tua cheerfully recommend ii 10 the afflicted rs
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior to Sarsapsrlla, and any OF Its com
pounds. n. Il. WAKEFIELD, n. ID.
OwEysBoRo', KY, March 25 1852.
pear Do ctor:-I receiv yours of the 22d inst
cordmg your request acknowledge the receipt OF H.
dropiper.
Ia several in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider il a valuable prepare
lion. have using myself, and think Ii benefits
my gene al health Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES CONAN, NJ. II.
PRICE per bottle, bottles for SIS, when taken at
one time. bAYMOND IL PAfTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, 81,
To whom all orders should be add essed.
Agents in Evansville. HALLOCK & sTODDARD.
Princeton, X. Is. HALLOCk.
mhoS. d & M6m-is
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EDWARD HUSTACE,

FIRST NEAR MAIN.
HAS A AVS o " Fl LAND.
900 WATCHES of the finest quality warranted 10
NTM perform well give to the buy er perfect sat
81 ID >faction. Hustace dcvotes his attention the
Gsss4 selection of superior Jewelry. He now offers
assortment of the richest patterns.
Husace invites the attention Of the Ladies to his stock
of Breast Pins something pleasing the
Hustaee has Ear Drops, decidedly beautiful, a new
st just received They will suit the taste of the most
refined.
Hustace's assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins the finest in town.
Hustace's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are just
what they should be- variety of patterns, Of the
mot elaborate workmanship
Hustace has Gold LocSsts, single and double pretty
and good--no mistale.
Hustaee's Gold Pan s-they need recommenda-
ton. In fact, ell OF his goods have acquired reputa-
ton sufficient in this community.
Hustace has just received fine lot OF Silver spoons
They of best quality the stun
Hustace is prepared to do craving. Spoons aud
other articles beautifully Lettered.
Husiace rep ir Watches in a scientific manner
All work executed with and finish unsurpassed.
Husiaee sells cheap nd refunds money for articles not
giving satisfaction and gains the confidence the
patronizing public. lmy2
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N
- WE have Just received a large stock OF Gold
"a and Silver Watches, in hunting and open cases.
whch will sell at Eastern prices, and warrant
to give satisfaction. -
Also JEwELkY-A large. beautiful md fashionable
stock comprising Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains,
Gold Bracelets, plain Gold Bands Ladies and Gents
plain scale and Fngerrings. Seals Lockets Gold
and Silver Thmbles, Gold Spectacles, Silver Napkin
rings, &c. -
ALSO GOLD PENS.-Sx doz A. Morton & Ces cee-
bra,ed Gold Pens, direct from the manufacturers.
ALSO.-Clocks of every variety, eight day and thirty
hour, in Papicr Mache. Gastric and Wood Cases,
which we sell low and warrant to keep time
We invite the public To call and examine our stock,
at the siyn of the Big Watch, Main street, between
First and Second. taplD BITTROLFF G SONS.
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FIRE.! FIRE!! FIRE!!
MORE TRIUMPiIS OF
EklCEE,S y Ala NJ a n AL k SAfESg

~ The FoLLowISG CERTIFICATES HAVE just BEEN
reeeiy cd by the mails They additional testimony
Of the superiority of cHs SALAMANCA sover al Others:
FIkE ~ CIIARi.ksI On, =. C.
CHARtEsToS, April 90, 1854.
Mr. L. NJ. H.rcu Agent for Rsch's Salam tnder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding il impossible 10 remove our safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store In Hayne
street and having taken out books. put into II
several papers 10 test it. We glad Ia acknowledge
that fully sustained the high reputation Of Safes
The preservation Of these p per was more than we ex
peced. when Witnessed tue intense heat IL sub
jected TO. Yours, NC. -
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The telegraph wires were down

THE telegraph wires were down i
all directions yesterday from Vincennes ex
eePt to this place. We had been promise
full report of Congressional proceedings
but are compelled for the above reason {,
disaPpoint our readers.
The newspaper thieves were cut yes
terday morning. A dozen or two copies oil
the Journal were missing from the doors oil
subscribers yesterday morning, on the lower
route. The papers were distributed earlier
than usual, and they were taken away before
the stores were opened. We have frequent.
ly offered rewards for the detection of these
newspaper thieves. We hope they will re-
ceive their reward, and we shall help them to
1t first opportunity.
We had very heavy storm Yesterday
afternoon, furious wind and flood of rain.
A number of trees were blown down-one in
Msyor Hopkins yard, which fell on a stable
and crushed it. Two OF his children made
a narrow escape. The chimnies of new
house near the depot were Frustrated. More
se'ious damage was probably done in the
country.
- The river is now falling quite rapidly
the whole length. 1t is not unreasonable to
predict a season of low water near at hand
The season so far has been unusually wet,
and the streams have continued uniiormly
high, but as the weather has nov become set
tied and warm, we predict a rapid fall in the
rivers. The season OF navigation has been
entirely uninterrupted for medium class boats
for period Of near nine months, during
which time seamboatmen have been reaping
golden harvest.
THE Antelope passed up yesterday
evening, having OF board Gen. Sam. Hous-
ton, en- route for Washington City.
- The gallant packet Hooser State
was at our wharf yesterday morning from
St. Louis, punctua to her time. She was
quite heavily laden with freight, and had a
good trip of passengers. J. s. Kennedy, the
prince Of good clerks, has our thanks for riv-
or favors.
Louis packet, passed here on Thursday night.
with promiscuous load for the latter city,
She had on board large amount of wooden
ware and farming implements, about dozen
Kanzas Indians, and some other stock. We
thank the clerk for large roll OF papers.
- River falling at Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl and Louisville. Five feet oh the Falls
and feet in canal. Falling here.
The Lady Pike in charge of Capt.
Sol. Catterlin, was here yesterday morning
on her way to ST. Louis, the regular pack
ct.
- The Louisville Courier says the Lo-
gan sold at Marshal's sale last Tuesday
for $4,000, to Murrll & Trig.
- The little Locpmotive steamer White
River, arrived from Green River yesterday
afternoon, With n full load of produce, tobac-
co, &c. She will leave for the various points
on Green river this evening, and is first
rate chance for shippers.
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Clark, Lawrence; Sam'l Mcfarland, Wash
lngton, Vice Presidents. On the first bal
lot, the Convention nominated David Potts.
OF Chester, for Governor; Geo. R. Riddle.
OF Allegheny, Canal Commissioner; VIM.
III. Stephens, of Mercer, for Supreme Judge.
The Convention then adjourned until night.
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Democratic Convention.

PITTSBURGH, May "a.
The Free Democratic Coua,y Convention
met to-day and appointed delegates to the
State Convention, and adjourned without
nominating county ticket, and will again as
semble on call Of county committee. State
Convention about 40 delegates were present.
F.. ID. Gszzam, Pittsburgh, President; w.
n. Tn 1mas, Phia.; Robt. Robinson, Arm
: rong CO.; ]. ~. Smith, Butler; Ssm'l D
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

L'OR Shaving, shampooning ana Hair-dressng, is
l. i'm full blast, OH Water street, between Syca-
more and Vine and respect uy solicits share of pub
lie patronage.
The Proprieors Of this establishment have had long
experience in the large Eastern cities and promise
up the Toilet of their customers in the skful
and fashionable manner
The celebrated TRTCOPHEROUS is freely used in
this establishment soften the scalp and
healthy growth of the hair.
The Institute will open in future every morning at
O'Clock A. N. and reWain op till - o'clock 2. NJ.
It 2 Particular attent given to cutting Children.
hair and the propetors will wait upon families at their
residences, on Friday of each week, for that purpose
requested. lap26 If
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CENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.

TTOPKINS &c READ have just receiv ed stock Of
II Gents Gloves. Half Hose, silk and Gauze Under
shirts silk aud lawI CrayatS linen Handk'fs Suspen-
der 4, &c which We WILL Offer lower than usual
nriceS asked for the above articles Commercil Row
Eirst street APPS end
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BROW & G GANl
NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, April = 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse, Nos 81 aud 3J Natchez ST.,
with their contents except the books aud papers
tanned in Safe, entirely destroyed by fire. on
the morning the 10th March. Although the Safe had
for several houts in extremely hot fire before
could recover H. anu being first discovered was
in red heai; being cooled with water, removed
ur books aud papers amount of twenty thousand
dollars, without the slightest damage or inur, to u.s.
Being fully convinced by this event of the entire secu a.
Of those Safes procured another of the same
description from the same Agent viz: Eichs Freproof
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. 80 Magazine street,
mend them to all Who desire perfect securit!
PRICE WALSH q co.
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CON q IL L 4 - N A L..
rHIRry.rHIRp CoSGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
TuesdaY,s Proceedings COncluded.


rHIRTY-THIRp CoSGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
tuesdays Proceeding Concluded.
WASHINGTON, May "a.
SENATE.-The Senate yesterday IN com
mi;tee rejected the amendment to the Indian
appropriation bill, appropriating half mill
ion dollars to the friendly Creek Indians,
after which the bill was reported to the Sem
ate and all the amendments made in commit
tee were cOncurred In.
The Senate then adjourned.
e>day's Proceedings.
SENArE.-To-day Mr. Seward presented
numerous memorials in iavor OF snip canai
at Niagara Falls, also ten remonstrances
against the Nebraska bill, including one from
424 clergyman OF Michigan.
Mr. Benjamin presented the resolutions OF
the Legislature of louisiana on the subJec'
OF A Iricaniza,ion OF Cuba.
After a warm debate by Messrs. Clayton
BENJAMIN, and Seward, the resolutions were
referred.
The Nebraska bill was taken up and reat
a second time.
Mr. DOUGLAS said the bill was as it passed
the Senate with the words restoreed winch
the Senate had siriken out OF It's bill. Inc
motion Of Dir. Clayton he hoped the Senat'
would vote on I at once.
Mr.. Pearce moved Clayton's amendment.
HoUsE.-Thc House went into COMMITTED
on the deficiency bill, after PoStponing th'
Pacific bill till tomorrow. -,
The amendment appropriating half mill
ion dollars for supplying Washington VIII
water, was rejected.
The committee rose and the House ad
1 iourned
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ROiLEK MAKING.
A IT HANEY, BOILER MAKER,

XXTOULD respectfully announce 10 he Engine Build
w ers of Evansville, and to all others interested,
that he has now strong force of AT his Boiler Yard
and IL TO make Boilers order, and have the
finished punetualy per agreement eearei! OF hner
hands has heretofore rendered Impossible 10 iuini all
n enparements Tor work but he has now force that
warrants him in saving that the like di,appontments
sha NOT occur again. He is now making Boilers ofany
size description. rs good terms az 'ue' Eau "
bon1ht in the West and all work warranted.
..!.dysiiiny ny4 3m