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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-19


BERNARD MARlGNY.-.This old
veteran in politics, is doing effective
battle for the American party, in La
fourche making enthusiastic speech
es in the French language, for the
American principles. He spoke at
Thibodaux on the 9th inst, to very
large concourse Of citizens. The Min
erva says
The old war horse of the Democra-
cy, but not of the Antics, the Hon.
Bernard Marigny, was next introduce
ed to the meeting, and addressed it
in the French language. Although
Mr.. M. is septuagenarian, and has
been for thirty-five years, one of the
leading democrats Of Louisiana, we
look upon his speech as being among
the best and most logical that we
have listend to for some time. The
explanation Of the causes which induce
him to espouse the advocacy of the
American party, and to lend his val
liable aid to promote the success of
its candidates for State officers, were
irresistible and no one having the
interest Of his country at heart, in
preference to the elevation of political
demagogues 10 the first and most i'm
portant Offices within the gift of the
people, could resist his reasonings.-
This venerable gentleman not only
done himself honor, but the party
also.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-19


During the same time, there have been ten
funerals, In town of persons brought from the
Parishes Of East and West Baton Rouge.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-19

IHE KNIGHTS OF j ERICO.-A lodge
of this order has been established here
through the exertions of Mr.. Morgan,
at the Post Office. The Lodge was to
have been dedicated last Wednesday
night.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-08-19

lO0uo
PARISH oFFIcERs
For saeri0--JosrrH Hurry fos Cor
oner--CHAxLss N. OLIvER for District
Attorney-M. A. Fourk.
FOR CLERKS or COURTS.
First District Court-NoIBERr TRE-.
rAertrx; Second District Court-P. $.
WrIrz; Third Dirtri{t Court--Hrrnr
BIzou; Fourth DistSct Court. B.
WALTON Fifth District Court-W. H.
REESE. .: /:
FOR ASSESSORS.
francis Tvarrn, Tnfononr Dunxl, j..
T. DurouR, sJoHr A. Watkins.
FOR TAX co11EcToRs.
First Distriet--THoMas AskEw; Second
District-JosRPH HERNANDEz.
For Jasties. Of the Peaee.-First Justice
D. F. MlrcHELL; SECOND Justice-C. NJ.
BRApronD; Third Justice RlcHAsD
RICHARDSON; Fourth { J astice-FRAScoIs
Cof.peoNE.
Fsv Consables-First JUSTICES Court
WrrnrAx C. Qurnx, Second Justices
Couat.--Jons A. AaArssz; Third Justi-
ee's: Conrt--JAs. W. SDuPLEssIs Fourth
JUSTICES Court JuLEr:SoRApARu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

Mormon Is continued The problem Of theocratic gov
eminent in Utah, is subject just now absorbing pub
lie consernment II is fortunate that II has engaged the
able pen Of the writer who brings to his aid discrmna-
too AID mpsrality Notice is taken Of the late Horace
Baney Wallace, curious metaphysical disquisition,
which will amply repay perusal Thackerays Newcomers
praised and its author despite the recent severe cud
ceiling OF the London Times Is said give his works the
realism that makes them actual transcript OF the
life of society The article Rachel pays just tribute
to the professional merits Of the great hdgene but
makes unjustable onslaught upon her private cha
Tacter We regret to the pages Of this otherwise wen
conducted periodical sulied with personalities Ihe
Armies OF Europe subject Of great interest Is treated
deliberately. The facts presented by the author just
nov Of peculiar value, to the American reader.
FRANK LEsLiE's GAZETTE OF FASHION AND THE BEAU
MONDE.
We have received the september number of Crank les
ladies Gazette Fashion the Beau Monde There
i. noticeable Improvement in the style and contents Of
each number OF this magazine the preceding
Der and il constitutes really interesting andto
the ladies ~ leasta most useful periodical We remark
feature in it particularly, which strikes
very admirable II is that the leading article is devoted
T. description OF the fashions they found in this
city-not they one, three six months ago in
london Paris. It Is entitled sour Monthly Review Of
Fashions and the Industrial Arts, and If may judge
By this first article, the subject is which, il continued
TO be calculated well will be Of the most immediate in
terest to ladies' in and out OF the city, who desire the
best and most Ineligible information the prevailing
fashion. In the way Of prints, the Gazette makes very
oredate appearance and its selections Of reading mat
ter are very apropos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
Port Of New York, September 10, 1855.
ARRIVED.

Ship Richard Anderson (of Baltimore. Conn Rotterdam
As days. with mdsc and "a passengers to Boomer Graves
ship Lorenzo, Warwick Liverpool Aug H. with mdse 70
Ship Henry Clay Caulkhs. Liverpool Aug7 with mdse and
25 passengers to Spoord Teson Co Experienced
and head winds the entire passage Took pilot the l4h
saw steamship Ericsson, hence for Bremen
Bark Altoona, McRennan Marsees 81 days vim Gibraltar
46days with mdse, to Draper Deyin Aug H. lat IS II,
Ion 40 spoke BIZ bark Genbeare los days from Calao
Tyne Transport "a days from Rio In ballast and with troops
for Falmouth, Il; day, bark Nebo, bound H. 1h
lat 70 ~ Ion A o. spoke Bremen ship Johannes days
Bremen with passengers for Baltnore 18th, lat SO "a
signal with blue border and white square In the centre
Bark Irovaore (of SeasporD, Carver Marsees July u.
passed Gibraltar AugS with mdse, TO master. =
Brig Emanuel Boucher DIR OF london erdlson Cad 50
days, with wine salt, &c, to A McAndrew 4 Co.
Brig Plumas f Frankfort Clark Doboy Island II days
with pine lumber, to ) X Rokenbaugh.
mento, TO Tucker Iiuhtbourn Ang e. brig {of PHI
adepba) painted black with red streak among the Aiga.
tor Reefs she lost her anchor and ashore me NE
of the island Of Maacombo; ii blowing from tAa
a 81 80, Ion IS spoke Br brig Deyonshire, for Whining
s ssr Emily Emil MAXIM sal WinnsSa nc days
Sclr Ella Rev, Wa,hington NC. 9 days
sehr Julia Frances Robinson, Beaufort NC days.
Schr Agernon, Doe, Edenton. O days.
Schr Josiah AchorB, Perreu, Rockland.
Schr Detroit, Halet. Boston for Albany.
Schr Tribune Nickerson, Boston for Alhasy
Schr Thomas Ellis, Ellis, boston
Schr Seraph Allen, Boston
schr II 8 barnes, Edridge. Boston.
Schr Lewis Crowel, Boston.
schr Harvard, Lowell, Boston.
Schr Thets Nckerson, Boston.
Schr Vail, Brown, Sippcan.
Wind light from the S,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
Jersey City News.

l'i tin W'RpENs-rhc Fire Warden. * Jerss, Cts
nav o'ssnsedi with Jacob marnus or President agl
= Nceuigan, for secreisry The Wardens have adopted
q Their uniform, while duty the Philadelphia siyo
Of hre hat and cape.
ptcSoN rroS uo cnocs ess Mayor Manners hss do
cided in The case q he oc rov II which members Of be
police and watch department came into coIlTon ostb
men connected win Dan Mce's circus 70 suspena from
Guy omcef Travis, and Watt and vsudem.tk vatchnen
is0tos IRA --Jame- Lynch, tried ami convicted be-
Tore Recorder Gutter on Friday last, for selling aquor
sthou' license, hss ben sentenced 4 III Az sf
70, stl ~ ett g. I" 0a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
The Comnls,ioners ar Police.

meeting OF the Comms Of Police for the tlal
Of causes held Saturday evening AT the Mayor Of
flee Present, his honor the Mayor presiding Hon Re.
cordcr Smith and Judge Stuart
The case q PANEL Linn called up, Mr. Jonas y
Phillips appearing in his behalf further postpone
ment Of the granted pending which re- ponea
remains suspended.
George Niece, Of the Twenty second district wa then
called up TO TO several complaints. 1 OF Barney
Mccormick, for patroiing his post at abcu, two
O'Clock the morning of the 18th July aud ol being
conyersing with when he -houd have been
post duty .. That on that day he twice entered
drinking saloon, and twice drank intoxicating liquor
while on duty. That July 18th he arrested a man
named Thomas Common and afterwards refused to make
charge against him. a. That he had incurred y debt
with Patrick j Mctibbon which lie had refused 10 iiaui
date lntoxieation. The several complainant In the
introduced and by respondent
his behalf Timothy Webster fthe centumaciousl
at;eted to the majority Of the facts and
nation did shake his asseverations. On The part
Of defence, witnesses were brought up who directly
10 the contrary After the testimony all in Niece
made statement in explanation in which he remarked.
that when conversing with woman he was In re.
ay attending his post and duty: There had been
muss1 and he had auelled IL, and was advising tho
man 10 no into her house As he came thence he met -
Mr. Mctlroy who asked hun and insisted his going
have drink He after mnen persnason dd take
nor who he found ipsensibIe III the street bat after think
INC The matter over he could not conscienti0uy swear
that he was drunk but thought II probable that he wa
ot I'm had therefore courteoualy remarked that be
would rather not The being intoxicated he de
MED In toto. lie had been very sleepy and hy down
And being Weakened suddenly he confused Il 10 Tho
debt he owned TO owing amount but no, the amount
stated and intended to pay IL when he got his pay
c. Dyer, charged With unbecomng conduct by Nj "
r. Teebes submitted his the ia pers now Ia
I-asc /. MoGat sssast VIM =. Wanzer, of The First
district then called T l. complaint for NAL
vttiD,4s, az naliS.2g ,nl ialse tmpri.enmeat The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
Letters from the Soft Shell Candidates.

The following letters have been received by the commit
tee Of the shell democratic convention appointed to
inform the candidates the State ticket Of their nomi
ROCHESTER, Sept. 8, 1855.
Your favor announcing my nomination by the Demo
cratic state Convention held at Syracuse the 18th
ut candidate for the Office of Judge of the Court of
Appeals has been received
! duly appreciate the honor which this nomination
coners and in accepting it would beg leave to acknow-
ledge my obligations to the convention well as to the
committee through whom ] have been appraised OF its
action. SAM,I. Il. SElpfS.
NEW yoax, Sept. 8, 1856.
Your note Of the Sd inst. is just received As CON-
mitee Of the Democratic Convention held at Syracuse
the Goth OF August ult., you inform me OF my noni-
nation for the Office of State Engineer and Surveyor by
said convention In reply, accept the nomination as
rendered JOHN B. JHRVIS.
Avon, Sept, 8, 1856.
Your letter Of the Sd inst informing me omy nominal
ton TO the Office Of Canal Commissioner by unanimous
Of the Democratic Convention on the 10Th ult Is
received.
nomination thus made for Office 50 honorable and
esponsibe that Of Canal Commissioner Of the State
Of New York by large and highly respectable dele
cation represented the united democracy Of the State
the late Syracuse Convention, is an honor Of which
any man may well be proud
In accepting the nomination thus rendered to me- de-
sire to say that most cheefuy approve Of the resou
tons adopted by the convention.
strict construction Of the federal constitution,
serving to the States and to the people all the rights not
clearly granted therein
Freedom Of opinion 10 all in their religious cth and
worship; prescription Of American citizens, whether
natye or adopted arising from birthplace or reigious
aith rigid economy and strict accountability in the
financial aars of the State and country, doctrines
which with others embraced in the resolutions such
the repeal Of the prohibcry liquor law have ever re-
garded lying at the very foundation of govern
ment cardinal principles in the democratic creed
and doctrines which have warmly cherished as vital to
the best interests Of the State and Indispensable to the
welfare and prosperity Of the country.
ClRTISS HAWLEy.
SYRACUSE Sept. r, 1855.
Yonr letter notifying oi my nomination by the de-
mocratic convention Tor the Office Of Inspector OF state
Prisons il received. Grateful for the honor conferred
and thanking you for the kind in which the wish
OF the convention is made known accept the nomination
I. II. AGAIN.
Where : the letter from Judge Lott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

compsinant aeesS that he first abused by poiioesu
Wanxer and afserw rds beaten and arrested and nccl
lessly imprisoned while awaiting ball Denied in toto -
respondent who brings up quite quantity Of afdavis
and this objected to by complainant who desired
opportunity TO the witnesses who testify
on paper The rule OF the Board that he could elect
20 10 decision without public trial stated by the
Mayor when Judge Stuart objected to an ea7orT case.
He thought the evidence cashing II should be allowed
TO all parties to prove their veracy This opinion waa
concurred in and the complainant asked two hours tr
such smnation when the Board adjourned setting the
case first on the calendar for the next meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

The ship Mamelnke which reported days
have been sold to Messrs Harbeck Co Of this ely so
not wish TO dispose of her. She Lewis wharf hos
ton loading in Messrs Gdden Williams line California
and has half her cargo on board.
Brig vandoinda at Queenstown Ireland from 81 John
NIB made the passage in ii days. said be the shortest
record.
LAUxCHED-On the 18th inst from the yard OF Dyer
Co. Belfast fine bark called the John Howe, 80
TOMS The II built by Thomas Leighton;
owned by Messrs W Dyer Co and others and Is be
nanded by Can't John Moore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17

IEB RIVAL BABY SHOWS IN BOSTON THE BLACKS
HAys T-Tbe Boston Transcript 81 the llh inst says
We belave 4 generally conceded that the most inerc a.
ing of The rival baby shows open here, II the
where The colored infants exhibited Some Of the
ls ones there, about the cocx Of olasses ginger
bread and are real beauties Ii novelty be the test in
stead o. beauty, the negro show totally ccpses the
other one II may be ungalant perhaps 10 speak Of
tae females present Of the Music Hall, but they
exhibition, We must say that We never saw larger
percentage Of bomey woue7 sntsde OF the House OF
There are not three good looking women In the lot and
tbe babies In their personal appesrsnce Ike children
la 'fe slSFn States lccs E" che eraHoa ot tast mo-
faeNNur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-17
'rTNAM's MONTHLY FoR sErrrMnEn.

hi. excellent magazine i again upon our table Il
comes Ike Is predecessors, abundsntly stored with
terestne and valuable matter The September number
= unusually and thougbtiuly interesting IT, opening
article upon the New English Poets is sharp and
discriminating criticism which viii repay the curious
reader who runs through Il. Twice Married Nv
Own story Is concluded. The Amazons OF south
America" suhjec' II lively in'erc, l. the American
TcriW. Il ircafrt - "a svi5 m. "IsC- Aaoag h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
RAYMOND G. co.'s
QCECK CURE
OF PAIN
OF PAIN 7

I,0R the ms, ant relief of Pain ana trs -
a tain cure OF various Local Inaamrations ans ~
Spasnodlc and Nervous Diseases in general Ibis N.;
now stands preeminent and Is rapidly superceinc 80
eTer u Is known, the numerous snbrneat;ops Es,.
and pain killers, now before the public
Composed OF eight different articles OF the M..sr; NJ
dca IL combines at once, the active properties 81 -,
erful Nervne Antispasmodic ExpectOrant Ca1,,,.t;r
Antacd, Alternative, Daphorec Difusivs StimuIsnf snd
Counter Irrant Possessing, as il does the abovs,sn,.t
properties in eminent degree its efficiency and power
a edy, also, its adaptation to great VARIETY Of
diseases, Is at once apparent
long and extensive trial of this preparation in prya
practice great variety Of painful affections and The al
variabl. attending its has impressed Us
with the belief that remedy for the immediate relief
OF palu ard the speedy of the diseases for which
recommended il has edua in the world Prompt and
powerful in its operation instantly relieves pain whether
external Internal qulets nervous irritation whether To-
cal or constitutional quickly controls the most violent
spa<ms and speedily snbdues local inhsmmsti0ns.
Although but short time has elapsed since its intro
ducton 10 public notice. yet 1t has BY its own unPrecc
denied success won its way To high popular favor and mas
now proved Itself the bs remedy known for the quick
cure OF rheumatism, neuralgia Tooth ache, Local Ind ui
nation Stiff JOINTS Cuts and Bruises Burns and Sc4ids
Caked Breast Sprsus Pain in the Side Back Breast
Sore Threat and Piles 1t will instantly relieve PapitatOn
OF the Heart, Difficulty of Breathing. Colds and Coughs
As remedy for Coughs. il has no equal it has cured
chronic Cough OF many years standing Headache il
usually relieved by 1t in ten minutes IL speedily arrests
Cholera Morbus and Cramps ia the Stomach Bowels It
promptly relieves Asthma Finally can with great
confidence recommend for the speedy aud cure Of
Dyspepsia: has cured many Of this troublesome
disease and viii seldom fail when taken according .o
directions.
- Prepared BY RAYMOND & CO, Centrsville. Tenn.
81 Sold By Druggists and Merchants every where.
- Price % cts per bottle.
! NASHVILLE:
EWIN BROrHERS Wholesale Ai'is
BERRY 4 DEMOVIILE
q. W. HENDkRSHOTT,
II G. SCOVEL,
ap2eWGm BROWN = GRUBBS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21

DAVIS & SWAMI,
W II OIL 50 II X y c :,
AUCTION - CUMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, IS Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
ANE IN >urc unusually large and select stock
Of Groceries Liquors Wines Sc all OF this seasons
inPoati0ns by the mas recent arrivals from New Orleans,
Cincinnati and fiitSburg among which
4S5 hnds New Crop sugar, Of all grades. from me-
dun TO very fine;
Is hbds White Ctry Stalse1 Sugar:
5GC barrels and barrels: NulaSses;
$50 bags New Crop RIO Coffee:
so bags Old Govern nlent Java oiie.
100 bblS Loaf Sugar all qualities.
80 bbls best Crushed Sugar No 7.
50 b5ls Crushed Sugar second quality;
Is boxes Gun Powder, Imperial aud BACK T,.s.
20 tierceS Carolina Rec fresh:
q5 bbls No Mackeiel; cerunns indigo;
t10 hikes Cod Fish; CGO bXs assorted Glassware:
100 boxes Scotch Herngs; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
800 boxes " L. Cheese sizes
100 boxes Fox Pearl Si4Ichi 100000 Havana Cigars
so bags Pepper; lle boxes Melee do;
rs bags Sp.Ce 40 boxes Va and by. To
S teTce- Dutch Nader; baceo, various qualities.
leo boxes Star Candles.
The above sOCG will be added 10 daring the by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
hurr bv which intend making our stock always large
ana well assorted; and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville 10 give goods aud prices
careful examination, house in the South West viii
hold out greater inducements than We intend 10 do.
DAVIS h SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season u 3
isnl6-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
IN UHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

Harrison Feagnns and burr Feagans MahudI Feagsns
and others
~ notion and il appearing TO the Clerk and MASTER
that Mahuda Feaans is nonresident OF this state,
Is therefore ordered that publication be made Tor SO days
in the E ion anil Aaterica1 requiring the said Mahuda
Fsapans TO appear Court House. in the town ct Car
image nn the I'd Monday August next. then .ad thsrs
10 Mead answer or denar compalnants bill, aud in
default thereof the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing Pirts as 10 her.
Hlay2g--lm A. MOORE, Y z H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
IN CHAHcERY At CARTHAGE.

LANES = Harris and Charles Palmer rs David W Hanos-
e els
IN nation and il appearing TO the Clerk and Master ha
~ David w Hanee nonresident OF THIS State, II u
therefore ordered that order OF publication be made IN
he T7,g Gf 4laeieua 80 DAYS requiring the said
David Hhncs 10 appear 81 the Court House Ia The town
If Carthage ou The % Monday in August merit then ane
thare 10 plead answer denur 10 Compartments bill and
in ut there OF said bill viii be taken for confessed ana
SC, mac, 70, 90 I'M A. MOORE, CAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
aI00 REWARD

TSCAPED FROM the State Peniientiary OF Tennessee
II ON The night Of The lGth inst (Suuday) Convict
by The name Of ALFRED PARIS. from Hickman county,
under sentence for three ears dating from Esd Oefooer
1854. ..r<
He ia 81 years Of nge; weighs las pounds feet "a
inches high; black HAIR; fair skin, and blue eyes Ne
was horn in South Carolina and moved To hickman eOn
coIntv 6y the name Of Forester, and two uneies Ia
Graves county, Kentucky, by the ZANE OF FORESTER ne
has trade. -. ..A-...-.-t
delivery al The Penitentiary, near Nashville. Tenn
ue'"e'J 49, RICHARD WHITE,
.,a r.wktu Supt Of the Penitentiary.
80 nnsI n A. XD2SIEL, D n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
nv cEaNCFPY an CARTHAGE

Elizabeth Hughes Virginia Hughes and others r& Robert
Marley and his wife Virginia Marley and others
ON moIion, and it appearing to tho Clerk and Master
that Robert Marley and ws, Virginia are non-resi.
dents OF this State Therefore ordered that an order O
publication be made days in the Jo and Ansrs-
en- requiring the said Marley and wife To appear a. the
Court house. the town OF Carthage on the I'd Monday "a
August next then aud there to plead demur 10
COMPLIMENTS bill and in dsEault thereof said bill viii
be tss en- for confessed and for hearing efr as To
them. nays9-lm n hOOhsEp Y. y II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
w. II GORDON & CO,
Agents In N RshYilIe for -. |

III " rs N WIG TOT
YOUNG, WYATT l. co, IL WYATT 4 CO,
Savannah. Ca, Charleston. South Carolina,
FoRWARDIHG AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
81 se sats MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully announce TO the Merchants of
w Nashville ane vicinity that have secured the
services OF the we'll snogn house of Messrs w T. COR
Don CO, whose pleasure it will be to present our for
wafdng ois Tor collection The counters of patrons
IN oar bids being made payable in Nash lille,
WIN eaectnaiy 90 away with al the annoyance and ncon
make renittances, leave deposits sc &C
GOODS consigned 70 our care iarrably forwarded
the same day OF arrival unless discharged from vessel a
occurs, the goods are slowed proof
azf eoreret 6y suraes at cost our Dafros
We would again return grateful thanks 70 merchants
generally in Tennssee for the patronage heretofore SO m
orally bestowed upon and at the same time repectfv
solicit ther busne 50 long as they find it to their
est TO patrUnize our houses
@ YOUNG, WYATT L CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
mayit lis. Charleston, 9. C..
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


Ben S. WELLER
; in store Brnkley's Nv Premium one and twoh horse
Steel Ploughs SCbsoil Ploug as i'ltivators Harrows
Corn Shelters, Corn and Cob Cfusf""s. Corn Drills and
Planters and omoS all articles class"d Is Agricultural In
plements. ANY article which ne may not have on hand
will be ordered and cost of transportation and exchange
only added the manufacturers prices lie expects by
the first Of May superior HAY RAKE, which he wishes
to submit to those interested for examination.
Threshffs and EcapeIs. -
have also Just received supply OF tie New York
Reaper Mower and Thrshers Those in want Of Thresh
always be supplied in eight or ten days. if If ne is
cut Of them, either the endless Chain four horse
Pennsylvania power.
Landreth's Seeds.
just arrived, additional supply Of COrnfied and
Bunch Beans Parspips large quantity of the finest Onion
Sets and variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds. .-.-...-
variety of Flower Seeds hand aud win be in
receip, Of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot of Galena and Iowa Potatoes at 81 s0c,
per bushel by the barrel
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds, such as Clover,
Timotay Orchard, Herds and Blue Grass and in few
DAYS viii be in receipt of Barley, Bsckwheat Hemp and
Culnmin Seed. Has also fine lot of Oats.