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FOR SALE

business of tavern keeping, offers for
sale his LEASE of the house and premises
now occupied BY him, in Milroy, Mif1n co
the same having two years to run from April
Ist 1857 Also. the HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND FIXTURES thereto belonging,
The stand is one Of the best in the country.
ENJOYING literal patronage. The passer,
gers by the mail line of stages running BE-
tween Lewistown and Bellefonte, dine at this
house To a person wishing to engage in the
business an excellent opportunity is afforded
in purchasing the lease ard furniture
declS-3c ono GUTHRIE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

AiA'|i 49, rHL liiS 1i4I past Ntth.
Fiour. Grain. sc.
Flo1U and .feui-Thcle has been very lit
tie activity noticea bic in the market for Fiuul
this week, but prices exhibit litlc or no al
teratIon: the demand for export is limited.
and sales only reach some 9alO,0UU bhls.
Chiefly taken in lots, at s. 5OaG G-5 for stan
dard suPerfne (part Lancaster co... the for
mcr is now the uniform asking rate for stan
dard brands. Sc 15aG 81 for better brands:
81 s. !a7 90 for extra, and = 25a7 50 for ex.
ira family, as in quality. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal corriRue dull and druGpng: some
small sales If the former are reported at $4 -.
which is a decline: about 1000 bbls of the
latter lPeuna meal. sold early in the week
at IS 4 bbl. Of Buckwhcat, sales to sorne
extent are making at - II the 100 lbs The
inspections FIR the week ending the lrh inst.
are 24,479 bbls Flour. 20 bali do do. G!35 DO
Corn Meal, and uO+ DO Rye Flour
Grqi,,-Comes in slowly, and wheat is in
better demand. and rather tirmcr within the
last few days; the sales reach about - coo bu
at lj0al52c for fair to choice Sourhc-n and
Penna reds, in store and atloat. and lG0lIG3c
for white, as in quality, chiefly at lOic at,olt.
Rye finds rhady sale, and all n!ffad, about
1000 bus pynna, La, lecn taLca - Sec
~ 40 - II HH'-fN '-'i~i 4"tI4Nt - a. &C. anu
about 5000 bu haze been taken at 6,a70c
for fair 10 prime old and southern yellow,
afi0at Coo for Peuua in store. U2a63c fer old
and new yellow mixed. 6Oc fr CID white,
and 5Ga5gc for new yellow. as to condition.
Olts have been in good demand. and some
Isaac 600 bu have found buyers at 43a44c
for southern and 44a4jc for Penna and wes-
tern.
Sesds-Cloverseed is coming in more freely
and prices are unsettled aad lower with
sales Of l6alS00 bu 10 note, at : 623a7 80,
including some from second hands at = 5G
7 bu, and some on terms not public Fax
seed is also unsettled; domestic is quoted at
81 s. and foreign at 05a2 10 + bu. Tim
othy is neglected and nearly nominal at SG
= bu.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
FOR SAIT.
4 FEW BONDS OF THE HUNTING
N Don AND BROAD Top RAILROAD

4 FEW BONDS OF THE HUNTING;
n Don AND BROAD TOP RAILROAD
AND COAL co. have been left with me for
sale. These bonds bear seven per cent IN
terest and have coupons attached for each
half years interest, payable in Philadelphia.
and can be collected through any OF the cuum-
try banks or storekeepers. The bonds are
secured by first mortgage on 10 miles of
Railroad and above 1000 acres Coal Lands
with 4 number Of coIlierics in active opera
ti"u. The interest l. punctually paid, and
sinking fund will he commenced soon from
the earnings Of the road TO provide for the
payment Of the bonds in full at maturity
They are much more secure than Banks or
Bank Stocks for those who have money to in
vest. For further information apply to
declS-3t d. CANDOR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

The Although money, like ma
ny of our loafers, is tight" we presume the
holidays will hardly go round without sundry
presents finding their way into the hands Of
young and old. Toys, candies and nuts will
do fer the small fry, bat for the larger ones a
better practice than formerly existed is get
ting into favor, namely, of presenting some
thing of use. This we think is commeudable
on all hands, and ought to be more extensive
ly practised than it is. \ fancy article, a
book, jewelry, or a dress, never comes amiss
to young lady, and from those whose pock-
ct books are more expansive than ordinary, a
gold watch, set Of furs, or a fine shawl, will
hardly be rejected if offered. 1t is best how
ever for all to confne themselves within their
means-but be those means what they may,
to give something to some one, because it is
always gratefully remembered. The poor al
so ought not to be forgotten-a contribution
to their table. articles Of clothing, meat, wood,
or anything else, will tend to tighten their
hearts and make them glad when nearly all
Christendom processes to be Joyous.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

CoNGREss.-The House has passed strong
resolution against the Slave Trade, as advo-
Gated by some Southern fools. Gen. Whit
field has been sworn in as delegate from Kan
sas The Presidents Message, communica-
ting letter and the journal of Gov. Geary,
was laid before each House on the 10th. 1t
substantiates the charges Of partiaity by LIE.
comptc in favor of slavery advocates-by ad
mittng them to bail, and refusing the same
priVige to free state men.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

ET The baltimore DaHy American, second
to no paper in the Union either as a newspa-
per or commercial organ, will be published
on and after the lst day Of January next,
greatly improved in all It's departments, and
served to subscribers in the city at the redu
ced price Of twelve and halfcents per week,
payable to the carriers, and mailed TO sub
scribers out Of the city at the rate Of Sc per
annum, payable invariably in advance. The
Tri-lceshiy american, which is exclusively for
country circulation, containing all the read
ing matter that Is published in the Daily
American, will be mailed at the reduced price
Of 81 per annum, payable yearly or half
yearly, invariably in advance
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

Pe""ayloo"ia Railroad Tonnage bus
mess IN freight of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for November, shows a falling off
from the same period of last year of 2, 1872
tons. This decrease is in consequence of the
low stage of water in the Ohio river. The
local tonnage, in the meantime, has increased
dsomely-eastward 1887 tons, and west
year is 400, 400 TONS and during the same pc
riod in 1855, 326, ,972, making a difference
Of 73, ,437 tons in favor of 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
Tuscarora Female Seminary,
ACADEMIA. JINIATt co.. Pa.
+. KINDS. Principal.

r. IINUS, TrlnclpaI.
VTOUNG Ladies wishing to attend during
/ the winter should apply on or before
January ,. 1857. E-aF=It is believed that such
changes and Improvements have been made
by the present Principal, as will render the
Institution, in every respect, Seminary Of
the Il, st class.
ErpenSss per Session ot q ,cests.
Board Washing, and Tuition in Eng
T~b, 500 90
Music, Is 60
French Spanish, German, Greek, and
Latin, each, GO
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

E~The Mammoth Pictorial Double Broth
or Jonathan is already in the field, and is fill
ed, as usual, with large and spirited Pictures
for the Christmas Holidays. Published by
B. H. Day, 48 Beekman street, New York
Send II cents postage stamps or money! and
you will get this elegant picture sheet free Of
postage. Nine are sent lpost paid for ST. or
eleven, if not post paid.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

y Office is hereby given that the under
\ signed has made Application to the Court
# Common Pleas Of Mifiin County for the
benefit Of the insnlvent laws Of this Common
wealth, aud that the said Court has appointed
TUESDAY, the 9th Of January next, at the
Court i"use IN Lewistown, as the time aud
place Of hearing the petitioner and his credi-
tors, when and where all interested can at.
tend JOSEPH FERGUSON.
Drcamher Is, lS5G.#
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
Boat Builders Wanted,

M L want from thirty to forty additional
W Boat Builders to work for us in our
Boat Yard at Lewisburg. Good wages and
constant employment will be given.
FRICK, SLIFER & co.
Lewisburg, Dec Is, lS56.-4t*
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Died.

In MennO township, on the 25th ult., WILL
son HAZLETT, aged 80 years.
On the 4th inst, in Juniata county, Mrs.
JANE HARRIS, aged 80 years.
On the steamboat Morning Star, near St.
Louis. Missouri, on the 18th of October last,
DR.. CHARLES STROHECkER, formerly of
Centre county, Pa, aged 80 years
Departed this life on the morning of the
5th nlt, in Marklesburg, Pa, Mrs. MARY
p. FINK daughter of Dustin and Rachel
Spaulding, of this place, in the 3lst year OF
her age. She embraced religion at about the
age Of sixteen years, and gave evidencs of
genuine conversion by a life devoted to the
Service of God. She was united in holy
wedlock to Mr.. John A. Fink Of Cassville,
Huntingdon county, in 1874, and in the re-
lations of wife, mother and neighbor mani
tested sound discretion and true devotedness
to her various duties in life. In her death
the NJ. E. Church has lost an excellent mem
ber; the citizens of Marklesburg have lost
good neighbor, and her family has been be,
reft of a precious wife and mother. She died
we'll, beyond the shadow of doubt, and has
gone to her reward in Heaven, where four OF
her seven children had gone preyiouiy.
November 5, 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday Morning, Dec, 18.
Notices of New Advertisements.

A few Bonds of the Huntingdon and Broad
Top Railroad and Coal Company have been
left in the hands of D. Candor for sale.
VIM e. Wills offers valuable Farm at
public sale.
Frick, Slifer & Co. want from thirty to for
ty additional Boat Builders to work in their
boat yard, at Lewisburg.
The Lease of the tavern stand occupied by
George Guthrie is offered for sale
The Tuscarora Female Seminary will open
for the winter session in the first week of
January.
Some changes have been made in the arri-
val and departure of trains on the railroad.
George Blymyer has received lpt of Furs
Johnston & Clarke give notice to those in
debted to pay up-and a notice to the credi-
tors of Joseph Ferguson also appears.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
THE MARKETS.

IH9 L1"IsIOWU IITI IS paying SI1oU I0r
red wheat i.40al 40 COR white wheat, accord
ing to quality.
Gsg- Alfred Marks, at the new Steam Mil.
is paying for White Wheat l,40a0,OO, Red
l,30.
y. B-Wheat taken on store, with priyi-
iese to the owner to sell or ship by boat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

FG-A Southern Convention has been in
session at Savannah. All kinds Of treason
was talked of, but we hear of no complaints
of sectional or geographical matters by the
locofoco press. We Judge from this that a
Northern Convention is Sectional-a South
srn not
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

NOTICE IN EARNEsT-AlI rorsor, ;n
~ debted to the unders;g,od pe' sons i.s III
requested to call and PAY UP ";sh "ie po.itely
ther delay. Those who heed this ,'nGut luT,
save costs. JOHNSTON d C{NpUC VI"
Lewistown, Dec. Is. 1856. T.
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Furs! Furs Furs 4!

DOAS, Yictorines, Pelverines, Gloves, &c
I'D in great variety, from which the ladie.
can make excellent choice, are now open and
for sale at the Business Emporium Of
decl8 GEORGE BLYMYER.
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81 31lff.El GAl;1a

seI virtue of sundry writs of Nenditioni
- Exrunas. issued ont Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of MiPin County, and 10 me dj,
rected, viii lie exposed to sale, by public ven
due CT oufcry, at the Court House, in the
borough Of Lewistown, on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

BsA-The number of voters naturaized du-
ring the year preceding the last election, thus
far reported, is as follows;
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

Eg=Our next paper will probably be pub
lished on Wednesday, in order to give our
hands the customary holiday from Christmas
to New Year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

4 UGUSTINE DUGANNE writes for
"A The Saturday Evening Post. THE RAID OF
BURGUNDY, Tale of the Swiss Canions. See pros
pectuS in another place.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

LEcTURE.-Mr. /. j. Slime will deliver
lecture before the Apprentices Literary So
ciety on Saturday evening next. The public
are invited to attend
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
I'iOHr. Grain. sc.

There has been no change in the cattle
market during the past week
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

A1-Two German m;ners from Hope Fur
mace, named Schmidt and Leinhart, got into
fight on Saturday evening Mt house in
Water street, in which Leinhart was severely
injured The parties were committed to jail,
and there from failure to open the Yentia-
tors after making a fire in the furnace. pretty
we'll roasted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
TIE FOREIGN TRADE.

The tables accompanying the report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury give the following
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

JACOB MUTTHERSBOUGH, Sheriff
Sheriff'S Office, Lewistown, Dec. l6, 1856.
n b. Purchasers at the above sheriff here
by notified that the of the sales will required
20 be paid in all cases. immediately on the property being
knocked down. or it will be forthwith resod the high
est bidder ]. NJ
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

at25- Joseph Strunk, son of Henry, was
thrown from his horse on Saturday night by
the ANIMAL running against a post, and some
what bruised The horse was 50 much iniu-
red that he has since been killed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18

Bsg~The water has been let out of the ca
nal, so that there is final suspension Of
boating for the season. A considerable num-
Der were caught away from home, and had
to tie up wherever a harbor could be made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-28

Much fun seems to have been created
in ths English papers by the mishaps Of the
grand naval review. such as two judges hav-
Ing to work at capstan-a Bishop that did
not Or more probably would not 20 home till
mornng-and last but h,t least, as the poet
says, the phrophetic anticipation OF Lard
Pa.faerston's fate, by being taken into custo.
dy bv policeman for trying TO get ON board
without paying IL appears tina. Pal,nerston.
that enlightened Official, not being in the hab.
il Of attending Lady Pc soirees, said:
s'Oh, you cannot CANNON me. know yer
Yer one of the swell m ,.b,''
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Keep the Nimble sixpence Roll.


ing.
AM receiving large stock If first class goods, Of
every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
viii be sold cheapfor cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear ye our cry,
and viii make glad thy home. | freely invite
nil hands 70 unite. Friends OF Freedom cheap, yes,
very cheap. Swell the song. young and old The
strain prciong. My stock consists in part Of the
following articles
DRY GOODS,
Driliings Domestics, bieached and brown Shifting,
Greeks. Cottonades, Osnaburgs, Linen goods Of all
kinds,tc. Of dress gvsis have y great variety !:
Bareges. Barge de LANES. Chalhes, Sink Tissues,
Null and Swiss Muslins. D,tted Swiss uipghams.
Prints, &c also, In this department. 10 extensive
stock If notions.
HATS, BDNNETs. UMBRELLAS 4PaRAsoLs,
4 great variety Of the above articles Mems an
Boys Wool. Legheff. Straw, FAMINE and Chs
Hats Lads and Misses Lcghorn, Straw anu
Braid Bonnets and Ilats Parasols Of all kinds, to
suit the taste u all.
BOOTS AND SHOES
An exec, lent a. sortment # Ladies and Misses
Boots ..nd Shoes, Ghiters, slippers and Euskins
Mems and Boys B3ot-, Shoes and Bregans.
Crock ,ry-l have q splendid lot If Queens ware
direct from the city of New York, whirh l am con
6dont sci. cheaper than any house in this city
among which is endless quantity # common
teas. and q general assortment 9. every thing II
this line
In addition 10 the above, haye large stock Of
FRESH Z, aOCERIES,
W hich YOU all know retaiied lower than whole
sale prices and also late importation 81 choie.
Teas # every kind.
A Skcteh~-This stock il the largest snl mnst va
ried. and will be sold cheaper than ever before oder
ed IA 1t il market. have also on rani large 10
Of summer Clothing which will be sold at low ii
, ures. With such a complete assortment in ever.
department If trade, think can siier inducemen I
10 purchas exeeilcd r. any house in this cit
Can at No. 67 Main street, between ID and I'd
and ut No. 1919 Main street, between sth and 9th
kruAuk, Iowa. 5. 5. BILLINGS.
april -dyw
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II. j. Embich's,

Northwest corner Of johnson and Third streets,
MILL be found one Of the finest stoeks Of staple
w and Fancy Dry Goodk to BE- found IN this city.
II comprises all the neossssry aud desirable goods
Eur Ladies' ,0entiemens and childrcn's wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks bareges de aines, challiees,
tissus, lawns, brlliants robes. cloths, csssimeres,
ysstings. TO-, 10 full and complete Families will
ind embraced in this stock:
Linen aud cotton pillow casing.
Linen and cotton shect ing,
Lace and 5wiss DraPery curtains,
Fig. and plain "A oil prints,
Lancas ter and Allandale quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for close profits, We re
specially solicit share of public patronage.
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-
l.. Rows, "a. LOCKWOOD, q. ,. FELT.
11OWE, LOCK WOssD = Co.,,
wHoLEsALs AND REfAn
AUCTION and Commission Merchants, and
Real Essass Agenss,
Second -, next door y the Athsnsam, keoauk,
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
j and selling Real Estate and personal property
negotiating loans, aud any ether business THAI may
BE- entrusted to Is.
We have convenient rooms, and viii attend 70
storing and forwarding gecds and produce Of all
kind.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale " hen desired
We have = lnr.ss and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewslry and notions which
We Offer Mt Wholesale and retail, low can he
found la the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
Temeiy low prices for cash,
A GOOD brick dwelling house win.h y rooms, in
n pleasant part Of the city for sale by
I'll. L.tCo.
. LOTS, gu Carol street, forsaie ~
I LOT, on High street, for sae by
1 II. l. co.
Q GOOD business Lots, on the Leyee, for sale by
. H.. l.. co.
A EINEfAKM, IN Hancock u. Ills with GOOD
n improvements. for sale by H. l.. GU.
leg ACRES Of Land, with improye,n. ats, with
lUJ in miles Of the city on the plank road, foi
sale by II. l.. d co.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, withi.
ON 10 miles Of the city, on the plank read for
sac by Ii. /. 90.
onn ACRES Of Land, ia Missoari, for sale By
lCUU IL. l.. CD.
v1NWO and one-half acres Of Land, with a gosA
/ brick house in Aontroso, for sale by
III. l.. / co.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for two horses
n and god one horse buggy, for sale by
Ill. l.. 4 co.
4 HANDSOME brick house, situated On .hathA,n
- square, lot % feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold NJ a bargain by IL. l.. d 60.
A LARGE brick house on Second street, lot 81
n feet front by IS feet deep, for sale BY
q LOTS IS fsct front by 1875 feet deep. with fin.
q frame house with 6ve rooms, good cellar, and
situated in eood location III the town Of Farming
ton, which will b. sold NJ great bargain by
II. l.. co.
r CTS, in block 1917, for rsie by
IL Ii. l.. 4 co.
e Lots in kses' addition, for sale by
u HLArO.
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rem SALE.
iIQ ACRES fine Land, situated on the Des Mcines
+ @ River about miles from the city Of keo-
kuk, the st. Francisv,le road, consisting Of rich
bottom aad prairie land. The kcokuk, Port Dss
MONIES NJ. X. H. passcs through the upper bart VI
the tract. Terms easy. Apply 70
c. n. DIM0ND,
juaeb Kiibourne's Block. Main It.
LsJR sALE.~-Two good lots. with : new one saA
half story brick dwelling house, sit rated on Ex-
change 81, between 18th and 18th contains good
rcsns, has excellent cellar and brick csteru aud
b ing in every way fitted up for comfortable resi-
c. K. prMoxD.
jnne26 kilboarne 4 Block, Main n.
E>1KSALE.--Two fine two story Sick dueiliaex.
l. situated be corner Ut Concert and 9th sts.-
ibis house will readily rent for S6eo year. and
can be purrhased At a bargain. Apply TO
e. X. DIM0SD,
junezo kilboarneis Block. Main 1t.
ron SALE.
VINfIE fractional Block No. 81, situated in Reid 4
Leighton y addition, nj the terminus Ut Sixth
and set nth rts, next to Ridge st. THIS property
contains Of the finest STONE quaries in Lee CO.,
Aud viii sold On reasonable terms Arpyn
G. X. DlMUND,
June kiib,nrpe's Block. Main OF.
sOM sat-.
n FEET fr.nt by 50 feet deep, on I'd 81. between
1tU EAehanse AuI bank att. with the improve
&. n. DIMoyD
May 80 Kilborrnes Btrk, Main at.
LSOR sALE.--2o feet front On I'D street, bstwsen
Il Biondr.a and Concert, will be sold iov by
e. X. DtMOND.
May so h,ibourns's Block, Main at.
scriven X s.AIi.g.eT's
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
s. Desrb,rn-st. Chicago.
RAbi KsAA aaA Car.H~siAers'
Furnishing store.
p. 4. 7. Armstrong 4 Co.,
No. .. RiYra ST IHssAsa. lit,
hep Constantly on h. nj
MAC HINISTS' TOOLS,
Of all kinds, FROM &c LIBERATED IN manufacturer
Putnam, Fichburg, Springfield Tooi Co., Lawrence
Machine Shop's, Lowell, " orce...r, and others;
LATHES,
DRILLS,
pLAyEHs.
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make.
And endless variety of smaller articles used in
the machine shop. Also, agents for English and
Americas Il. r. Iron, Il. r. chArs, r. K. Spikes,
and Lock Head Ligh's.
WoOD TOOLS,
q. ali kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Steam Engiaes,
Which for style anil finish cannot he exe"lled, hAv-
ing all the new Improvements. Thcse Engines can
he soii lower that three made West. and warrant
I'd have th~ fall amount II horse p,wsr they are
-o'd for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
EAMx's CELEBRATED PoRTABLE saw Hills,
Can cut onethr ri more iuub-r than any other mills,
proportionaie sises.
Oak Tanned LcAta Beltinc, all siaes,
Rubber Belting and liose.
All kinds of Saw Mill Fixtures.
SAw GnmMen, superior to nny thing ever invented,
Iron Naiis. 6pikes. Wrrehnuse Trucks all sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted no. to gum.
gp All ordcFs promptly iiil,d at the lowest mar
ket prices. =. X. L. ARMSTRONG Co.
mygd3m
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SUNDRIES.

ClGAR Kettles from To 40 gat,oae Ovens or
~ Lids edd Lids .klIcts and lids as o. ii C, q
Iron TIA Kettles Japaned Trunks puddinr !, d
Rice Moulds seoilol,ed and plain Cake Psns; IL
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