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lee. " MclLsroy Btsifra l5usbard
hsuas-s G,s ssgmsti 4so5 Hesssg fssi. Richard M
xss en ~ Y Dlaespr a-s Curry bids sgrsr s7a
itrs e x ts,s nj ssS ~
P.ehasI &eo1 10 a. j 1872 - n sh ra
no a. ~ 90 @ HOG
n % no W a 90 % y hsiiy
srrar no ssls y Side 10.
I e. y ~ ass. cotton z psi
sss ns e2 W sVT
COOPER Seoso aendef.oa fssess Yascs .e5A MI
ysn.se & o.! fsis. h his ndsea eel Frsafs sss
saeksf, s'an'on .whaaa-IA 1000 bales tten
Ls1 sbTspsssrls 90 DO shhds .ag.J Bsless eo1i ot
% Meoeo do do GaIpmak s4p,rss We-se 20 &c
Nh y g 90 4esao % DO soga faty
mel. g. D Kelly s,barsun
'to = nads re. ess ~
bids hsorn SO DO hsa, Yesimsn ho
DO bales simnss hhds tobacco 800
Danaey CHEESE do bssns p.boudowi hid C.
bacco % wheat Tnrr
ps e s e e ss sa
whe u hhds Hewitt ops apples
roye ee2 80 % Bod do osio 20 *. sesd
wn aer died BIZ. engss Martin
eoI saya aos bba eean lb % -four DO ~
a @ g 40 Jon IBID Tobacco ao
80 Gaes hay isiehs tobacco Eodswad
" 60 corr w Hour Brady eos
ptnV, se9ss Robson Aens Andefscn
Psyne Wsyan "a go aas, wen G
heoli MeI,as hdnjps onnoan q H.t
Brown 1eos Miles 40 a "a Sd
AtosIrrst,au,, b,s ,, ~ 49, 80
smish Hsdden-ss bis m.eh inery May, vanhoof asa.
PORT iuDSON--Stesmer Musie-s9 bales
kps70 Payne Hsrriesn3s Male
n c.o ss, Ionmaa,I
l
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SUGAR AND MoLAsgEs. J. Sugar was still advanc-
ing and 500 hhds changed hands at 5Alexe for Com
mon, and 6d6& for Fair to Fully Fair CT Molasses
5000 bbs were sold at 2s@3o1Ia for Ordinary Prime
and Bio for Choice, and 800 half bbs at 32a32Ks ~
gallon. 5f ,,.4--. zse
FLOUR. Firm with sales Of 1000 bbIs Of which $50
Ohio at IS 12 for Common IS e2 for Fine and So for
Superne $50 Fancy at 50 1000 Extra 400 to 6OOl at
50 3d. and $50 Choice Extra in lots at $40 Is p Dbl
GRAIN.. Corn was in good request, and 5000 sacks
were disposed Of including 800 3d. 1340 taken by
broker at " ~ and some small lots at ss50Oe bushel.
of Wheat 1000 sacks sold at 81 9s for Red and
~ for White with negotiations for some large lots pend
ing Oats 900 sacks Ordinary Ohio disposed Of
at 39, $50 St. Louis at A. and $50 at 4sc buhe show
ing advance Sales OF $50 sacks Bran at 800 100 III
PROVISIONS. Pork Was in good request with sales
7so bbs Mess in lots at 49, I2D Soft single lot
at SIS v bbl. Bacon retailing 1870 for Ribbed
Sides, IA for Clear, and 1lK@11c v Ii for Shoulders
Beef was extremely dull Meas was offered at s14 and
Prime at sl2 Dbl Nothing of any moment was doing
| In Lard
SALT Sales $500 sacks Liverpool as follow 10000
onefth fine to arrive in January at 81 6 $500 Coarse
III to the ton OF 81 H. 5000 Coarse at 81 90 IL 800 no
and 10k sacks to the ton) at ST. 49, and $780, one-t
fine, at 81 20 y sack.
"A lot of 116 coils sold on private terms
COFFEE. Market still frmer Sales 1860 bags, Of
which 100 at 1os<, so at H. 800 at 1S1lx $50 at
| and 200 at 1870 y Ii. 'ss8J
BAGGING.. so bales India sold on private terms
/ GUNNY BAGS. ga sale of 20 bales at 1885,
BEANs....5o sacks White were sold equal to $40 50
| p Dbl
WHISKY. Sales 90 bbls Raw at 47c, and about SC
Dexter's at 800 W gallon Rectfed held at &c. with
| very little in the market. M d.u.
FREIGHTs. ship was takan for Glasgow at fol
Cotton, and for Havre Csc for Wheat and 5000
sacks Corn shipped to Liverpool at 1shd. ship wa.
takcn far rta N "a. 3
| EXCHANGES. -. Demand fair at our quotations.
Sterling lO7 x
Francs 4 D5f az a dolia
New York Sixty-day Bills ...........2y2k&2G a OF dill
Sight Checks on New York KIN * d
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M THINK N UHEQUALED.

( .I--,ga !. ~ THINK IT UNE0UALED. - E1--
TyHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one Of
III the oldest respectable wholesale drug
city Bston Who speak from their knowledge regard
the virtue o A. Fahnsstock,s vsrmuge
MEssRs. B. A. FAHNssTocR CO., F.ttabrrsh, Pa:
Gentlemen: Having sold Justly celebrated
vs1miuas take pleasure adding ssasing
dseaae Infants children and think uDequAisd
acquired popularity and sale beyond
with which acqnaipsd. REED, CUTLER
principal druggists country
merchants throughout the United Statea. N
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CATTLE MARKET.

ss 1.. ee..=-..y JEFFERSON Cry, Nov. %, 1855
The arrivals since last report follows 100
head Western Cattle, 200 head Texas Attakapas As
head Mich Cows 200 head Calves s25 head Sheep 500
Hogs. Prices are easy at our quotations. 7.
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A7 INES AND LIQU0RS-H. M. Crookes,
wv corner Of COMMON and GIR0D STREETS, have en-
hand, and offer for ssle. Wholesale Re tall
WISESOd 3Grsu1dy, MsdeirI Malaga rue
very fine brands. -
BRAEDEs~Pei osp Godnd, Oliver, Coguec Jean Bapt.s
Also, every brand Of Dome Brandies,
Bouroon Old Morongahela Rye Dsxsrs Recs
H. III. CRooKEs
nos lw Corner Of Commerce. and s,rsels
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JOSEF UFTY, 9ge W
30 CAMP STREET, 30
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In ~
FINE WATCHES, JEwRLRY, RICH FANCY AND

Importer, WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer In =
FINE WATCHES, JEwRLRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS, s'tle 1T
Y No. 20 Camp street under tie Citp Hotel Ne,r Orleans
Respectfully invite the attention q Whos.le Ard RsssiI
imported, constantly supplied tnreuehout
SHE'LL Shell aud Buffalo Combs, of every
variety. r
every description, of his and
Northern factory prices Jjsf' 8gl II 81
TOILET IS Psramsry, Hair OIL Hair Pns.
tuu, Fancy Soaps, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Bosks Boxes
together with endless variety Of Portemonnass, Of
style shape, aud unusually prices. 5f .
GUNS PISTOLS Kntves Colts Revolving P.ola
Ssso Raxofa Lifts PrsssrFera Fhing Reels snd Tackle,
every variety, TO suit the most sserminsd angler.
WATCHES, JEW ELRY,
Tho this lins consisting the r. 7. Cooper
Joseph johnson with Inns assortment Of swa
gewey verwss have been selected with grea. by
many years engaged business
having cash. grea. Inducements will
offered 10 pareheker
Every article warranted as the money
n Watches, Jewelry carefully Repaired
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SKIPPING 1NTELLreEucE,
FalDAY MonsNe, NOV. 30, 1866.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
-@I| - = :
ARRIVED.

-'f so-sfooilya WsfsRoa.s. '''p''' =" "A'''ss
Ship Dictator a from York. ballaI to ma,tsrI,
esaosso shIp oh.smbo. from ssno.-Pofn..
Ship Liverpool esth September to
srsm shp Tass0 pannsmsn 50 day, from
Brsm ship Ernst Meri Arnd from Bremen October ballast
Span bark .v.n, ballast. to m...ss-quarun.ias
span g 20 days from Malaga Castillo
Bark Tsnalns stnnana days from Mate ballast
spau s.,k o..a!n. eua Havsns bal., master
Bark pani, ks Carson day, from Philadelphia Hyn,on
Bark w..dsrs csins days from Warren dis
Brig Lan.s!ese HAmn days from canasga Cuba ballast to
Brig 's s.wy sarye5 10 days from Charleston, Chapman
Brit s1f Mary days from Grand cymnn
sehr FA'stssr. chri.,y fem Pearl Rtyer-B.rn.
says as s%
sss sss ROM siSsi A' RvfBaa.
schr ElOdis, Joseph, from Bilorl-Basin.
Steam boats. t=t
Eclipse, Sturgeon, from Louiyile.
5fta R p9ae s,i mse% 6a rom Miamsp0rt
d O. sa nsiI Da ,am if Sas hoskpors
soysrsisn Hutetison, ION 81 sa1 Isui..
TP Lea,hers Bennett from Napoleon, VIZ =.-s. l. -.
f Ssh sp Dy sI
%sasss.
Mary Rassa A6asa til.
Iongs pp s.rks psamon.e Tsmmany and cataens
ss ss a S d.ss
r0w00s fnashs from the sbro
% a S% s .ss sss down
EXPORTS. s:s.=-=-=.-
LyERPooL-shp Chancellor 1901 cotton 1920 ssyss
as%s Dc aa+' ''s as' -four as do beef " @ 1856
IIyERPooL-shlp MAriner-sSos bales cotton. 55
HAMBURG-Ship Guttenbsrg-i4sa balsn cotton
HAyRE-Shp EIceisior-l7S4 cotton.
BALTMoRE-Bk chssterso hhds sugar 1850 bbls nola,se.
Hbe-ss cotton 100 d msss bags
II Sss g d Is1 s bales
1888 pgs lead bd hides 1000 ayss
HAvANA.Brg Miller key. lard. 80 hams 100 sack.
SAN SEBASTIAN, sPAIN-Bs paeo-4os baes cotton.
hi. y Ell oas b bs hsS u st
.ss bs rope bales
IMPORTS.
LivERPooIship George Grsensss pkgs md.e H Holland
'ssa RPsfsl srRS s e
dss Mea snsdss 20 80 Dc pkg.
sss &c csass de ss
ssss rs
q Tss s. ssi 8. Al
Do e Sasss s.1s
sss 10 s. q sass .a ~
al SOFA 'ah i do ware
LIVERPOOL Ship Ocean Belle-7s4s sks salt to order
S s sfi gass 9s ssss
sos sfips iaE Whit
si q oa.,s se
Tadse NS''e s'S'-s easss
hi pps $50 bb pipes
4 e. 4 ~. n " Is
z Dennis Kellv
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SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE
For Passenger and Freight Cars, OHnibuses, Wagons
Cabs and Carriages. e

N NHE uNDEESldNED,h having been appointed
IN Agents Grssse his
to the lar go invoice they receiving.
These Greaes have extensively
and by
durable than We therefore, condsnty
them ~e worthy notice. both for their durability quality
well as fer their low price.
We ~ liberty refer Mens Co.. and Mr.
Richard Condon who on Their
bunea and carriages. -Tl
- g CHAs. A. EAGER Il Co.,
noislm Front ThsIa Gate Benjamin, ss
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G. BLACKMAN,s ACADEMY,
Calltope street, near Prytnna.

IN cessln operation the ss eight years. open for the
reception lups. The thu
tous 6arehea taughtn primary well h schools
gned systematic thorough
vaned classes ia college for BUSINESS puu Circulars may
Store Of ]. B. Steel, go Camp sweet. nll M
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CoNsIaNEEs.

RECEIPTS or PRODUCE y lG.+3 4
Bells bales cotton psyns
Ha00-as Byns Yssss Aso-2i MltsnbsEr &so-90 Carroll
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C0MMERcIAI. MATTERS.
REVIEW or TIE MAKKsTy

x Friday MoRntsa, Nov. 80, 1865.
COTTON. The demand was quite limited yesterday,
and the sales reached barely 5000 bales We quote T.
% REV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. @
Inferior. .bh05H Middling Fair. . I0HD-
Ordinary a....,....713s Fair
Middllng ........8A19k Good Fair. ...,....-2r-
Good Middiing. ..ak@94 Good and Fine. ...--is-
TOBACCO. We heard Of 81 hhds sold, as follow IA
at atrl<, and 2 at 6%s % Ii.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
q corros-bsios. ToSAcso-hhd..
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1856 80. .4o537 IA HIS
Received since .:........ sos s46 aero
yesterday ..... 3726=512671 ass 2,724
II ~ C--
653108 14,439
Exported to date. So. ao0zo3 sao8
8g yesterday. -. lie, 369-- 3l7 .o82 562- $3.50
Z
~ 236Q46 $3.50
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IPISTUL GALLERY.
A EORGE CULLUM, formerly of the Lake
w House, having Gallery opposite the CITY Hotel
formerly kept BY John will be happy
the public there my and all hours.
Nina paIs Of new pistols have bsen preydsd with
none country. Of public ronags soeited
with full belief that satisfaction will be given every
lmis +
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abEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE,
ARMoRY HALL.

| Nv. - a. 81 ~
This popular and fashionable
TO with. the uaIiynisd periorna Ices Of
WEST q PEEPS CAMPBELL MINSTRELS4 s45.s H.
who appear nightly Buresqaes Faes Songs Dances
EH' Many Novelties active pr pafatfsp,
IH Tickets so cents. - : fry + .sI p
~ sau be scared at the from 10 to O'clock
MATT PEEL. Manager,
nos ~ Dig. =. A. JONES. Agsnt.
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YESTERDAY was a beautiful day, and all the
floating population seemed TO be afoh The ladies
out shopping and promenadiDg In great numbers
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: 17T1T7T FfANV IEAUNIN6F.
A B. CHANDLER informs the public that
he ready give Lessons the Piano. rs
at that Of hs pupil. ~,
IN peculiar method for teaching children. 7'
EY Residence Orange Camp Coliseum
uaIe
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patches having been various STARE engaged
soapPear a. this poPasr place Of anusemen
70 Gloss ths the prrp a o
fshstihg and reParng the btildinx. "
~ The REGULAR SEASON Ill ccunsnt In sa,x 5ars
nois 5fssS5 n ]. H. CHARLES. Manager.
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coAsr-Drlsn,s Bsa.-so hid. sugar 50 ss noa..s. to or
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ORLEANS THEATER

II LNLHhlND : y
~ ~ MASKED aoeIETY BALLS. ~ .-l
esnemn deatrou Of spbttribng the sERfS or MASKED
soCETF BALLS 70 be given the will pIsas
apply TO Mr. H. RUFfIEk, at the ocs the Theater which
mn bs opened every day from clock A. NJ ocloek r NJ
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eet.aiae portion ~ III s,
many, nis environ Vile ky* RIM, an
"a chsau
ano.rs hni o. esdesaa. slps ienaa sh
DE- erIs pour une dsIene Z. de Ia
p Zoe
No. plan Heaia, ag-
a. Penn, "a
Raroisse
gnss seua 10 No az qaasIs s
de sepsrfce ts'';zEs@'
4. Use de erre siss Psces ssznea
No. eita ssans s Dis dsux
portion Yaose IN ic snsirrn
de L. vhie de Covrgion
BogfAIayk. 49, u
e1ns Parie do prix od
lets 1855,
tosms ie Fevrie, isss Fsvsr
tos. ~ 0}isfssli y MkNpEvE 4ElGNY. s
noas d. ess she,a % ii Paic.sss 4 cs.esns
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II IEoS LAIjGRfN lately Al the bar OF tsI nos
Professor Of the IN we VA
Issons siysu ia Private Institution and antilles !,
French gntlsuien NJ O'Clock every y "
ss ayerity Building Of Barenne and Common Streets
mold BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-30

" ANNUCHPS AMERICAN MUSUEUM-
" le7 ST. CHARLES SThEET nsnry opposite the ST. Char es
Thesier, and formerly Dan Reels Muasum.
lhspsIot the Trinmphs a
brilliantly Illuminated ght larger election
all that IrAe and curious other similar
The United States. =
Among the brilliant collection Of Wax ESTUARY Marshal Per
Omar Pahs, Lord Raglan, Pnce Meu,chikon, Naposou
The s:isern PoS.n q Europe, deserves special
Admi so cents; child mold If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-30

= E7ZT7 Tg-g HATs-HATs HATS. sgt' ~
EUsT RECEIVED at my Store, No; ~
II poydras street, la.gs assortment Of HATS
"a CApS Psrsons wishing he abese moald do well by call
10 on bsfoe purchasing elsewhere !,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29
NElOLEtiA PnEVENTINE.

gIsHE Puhhe are respectfully nforued nat LYONS co
Il stil clntnae selling their celebrated holcrn md
aBsaFrhcn Preventive, iffgm The eEects 81 Nhilh
many aal yea rrApsd great cufsFg and rre b. re
Gaon Settle Ghss. pfeYrntyes aisays bcgseE
thar cerss, strongly seecamsnd al g. q. TIE Poor
slIplsed sihoEi ess3ge, accompanies wh PFactans
Doctors ceruhc4te. rusate fAHihes pATteulAfy, shd
have bette q tha ar IN ths hoase, ~ = sss-
eeuey. LYONS 4 CO,
myi ~ Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29

49, 7EE GERMANS have produced very excellent
- re1edies FOR yasicus diseases. Among which may
be specified Dr.. Hoclands Celebrated Bt;trs" for sale
BY 81 Jackson-and used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint, Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement Of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dpstch says Of this medicine: eve feel convinced that
in the of the German Bers The patient does not become
dvbtated but constantly gains strength and vgcr The
franea fact worthy of consideration. The Bitters are
pleasant il taste and in smell and be administered
der any circumstances to the delicate stomach Irdeed
they be uel by al persons with the perfect safety
It would be well for those who much afflicted in the ner
system TO commence with tesspoonf less and
gradually increase We speak from experience and are Of
course proper judge. The press far and wide have unite
in ending the German Bit and to The afflicted We
most cordially advise their use" See Advertisement
Dol m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29
gThe Contest for the Nomination for
Circuit Court Clerk.


In our issue of Monday last, we pub
lished the announcement of the President
of the County Council of the nomination
of THos. T. SMILEY, Esq, as the American
candidate for the Office Of Circuit Court
Clerk. Since that a circular, addressed to
the people of Davidson county by C. W.
NANCE, Esq, has been laid upon our table.
IN tbs circular Mr. Nance claims that he is
the nominec Of the Party, and presents
the facts and figures upon which he bases
his claim. We publish it to-day that our
readers may be fully acquainted with his
views, ana as a portion Of the history Of
sharp contest within our party, which we
hope may result in harmonious action and
amicabIc feelings between all engaged ia it.
20 the Free Wen Of David-On County.
FrrLou-C ITrzz, :-You are aware that my name has
been weeks before the American party Of this
Couaty for It's Hat,oE TO the Office 81" Circuit Court
Clerk at the coming March election. ] opposed by
John Shane and Thomas 7. smiley. Esqs.
The party have had three bal0tnss. on the FIRST bal
Tot the vote stood:
For &. W. N8uce................ 5gJ
For John shane. .-............. so
For Thomas 4. Sm.Icy,........ -
Scattering, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On the second ballot the result was:
For Q. ". Nance, .............. GIL
For John Shane, ............... 81
For Thomas T. smiley,......... ~
The votes % three Councils thrown ont because
thy were not properly certified. which, If added. gave
Tor G.. IS. Nance 81 fer J. shane 81 and for T. l. Smiley
% votes making the total cast, FOR Nance co. for
shane 5- Tor Smiley So. TsDugh the Official vote
oIrced differently 10 the COuucils-by mistake,
suppose. By our Constitution the hiudm0st man on
the SECOND ballot 10 be dropped hut the count was
so made and reported as to drop Nr. Shane, who
more than 30 votes ahead Of Mr.. Smiley Of the duly
acd vote. and about % ahead If all the had
been counted.
on Saturday last, the votes cast the third ballot,
between Dir. Smiley and myself, counted. and he
las been declared the nominee. But Jet hos the
stands before decide this matter called Jos.
Ewing Esq. President OF the County Council yes
terdaT who hou hesitation gave me- in the presence
Of two other gentlemen the from the returns now
IN his possession, and viii submit them again the
County Council at its next meeting, Saturday. Jan
uarg Jth.
The official returns from all the Councils but give
the following result.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29

80 GREAT CUEE RHEUa4TEM The Editors of the
Richmond Republican Of December 24th. 1852, says
that Carter's Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had in their press afflicted sith violent
AercGria Rheumatism, who continually complaining Of
misery in the back, limbs and ein.s-hls eyes had become
everish and matery neck syoen throat sore, and all The
symptoms Of p euDatism, combined with scrof1a. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him and in
editorial notice above, they bear testimony It's wonder
fs Elects and say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease Of the blood Of the existence such
medicine. They cheerfu'ly recommend it.
See they certificate and notice in full around tie bottle
de-l-In
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29
ARMSTRONG X co.
No. go NAHEGI.T 81, NA>uVGLET,
Commission Merchants

AND NANUFACTU RERS' AGENTS,
I',E hs sale Of Machine, Agricultural Implement,
! HIIdl Materials, a &C. lie annexed ls a Ut ~
ruch articles A. may always be found their store 40
AC lowest cash prices:
MACHINES. lNpIE1Lg. MS. sc.
Thrc.hiug Machines forge Powers Corn and Con Crsher
Oitc Giantl Frltou' Portable Grst NHl, straw Cutters
Corn SHELTERS BetV,rs Smut Machine Criid rain 81 pa
rl'or wr seed Spver, Com rauers Cu;iyator,, Har.
rows, Plough. Of al Kinds thuus Meat Cutters scyjIrs
ForAS Rskes, Eeapug and Moving Machines Fan Mills &C.
BUILDING MATERIALS &C, &C.
window sa.h Venetian luds, Narbtl zei iron Nantes
Window Glass % all Sizes nydrauic Cement IIster Pair.
Chain Pumps, Ponce Pumps Garden Engine, Iron Chairs
Iron Su.tees Iron SAFES OF an sizes.
PAINTS, OfI.S. sc.
White Lead, White ne Rroua ZINC. Stone Cala-rl inc
Pam. % al uIs tutty, whiting Ii1srrI Ul. Ia.H tI.
ia p.uuuv, Narushc Mineral a. ut Glue Pant Brsses
husa. ,upperas, Paint Mails &c, se.
H. ~ EIIstE RS.
Cuau7, and saI placr. We k,cp large stocks % rrsc
ARTICLES ga ha9I.
& T. BS.
Glover, Timothy Tl-e Grass Herds Gras, Ca 'a-d Grass
Barley. g.
W arr also agents rr rcac,'s Celebrated E,y-sar Ran
road u'rtr-'uwrr 1hrrshus HHr'lHss We have u.u 4u
assortment o tg-r Mscllts on haad au WI I.U- t-fl
10 hanusruryrs Irr-- tramp foa al ri As ta Sc,
raat VI nr ',y.Hl 'hg supply HHsg WHO are u want OF
.a.-. lrt hrft tuy Soon.
oss's-. lttassaa ARMSTRONG a &C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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