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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
u tie County Commissioners Of Eander1mgA

70 tie County Commissioners Of Fander5n'yA
County:
GExTLEMEN:-As am one Of tie many in
terested, it is with due Difference to your hon
orable body ask the following questions rela-
tive to the contract with Mr.. Roquet, for the
building of the Court House and Jail:
Has the County paid the Superintendent,
Mr.. John Hewson, four hundred dollars for
services rendered since the expiration of the
time specified for the completion of said con-
tract? If SO, who foots the bill-Yanderburgh
County or the contractor?
rs d fact that the roof of the new Jail is
now leaking, so that the prisoners who are con-
4aned in the Jail are wet by any rain that falls,
in consequence Of the work being done in a
worthless manner-and has the Sheriff been
asking to have the same repaired?
If Mr.. Hewson, as Superintendent of the
building ofthe Court House and Jail, has been
so remiss in his duty as to suffer the work to
be botehed up with leaking roofs and other
imperfections, would it not be better to have a
superintendent who would do his duty regard
less Of party cliques and Gavorites?
The above is respectfully asked by
A TAXPAYER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

GTThe elitor of the State Sentinel who
made the gross, and as false as undeserved,
personal illusions to the editor of this paper,
in the Sentinel Of the l1th, illustrates that
whether we are gentleman or not. he is not
one-and that whether or not we are judge
of virtue. he is proficient in vice. He dare not
say the half before our face he has said in an
editorial. If he thinks so, he nse the oc
casion of our viGit to the Capitol in short
time, to try the experiment
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

RTThe National Intellgencer ompliments
Gov. Wrigh for his late Kansas letter. Why
don't Cotton, of the State Sentinel rebuke the
Intelligencer for thus compHmenting self
puffer'' and ian arrant demagogue?" Cotton
some little time ago called Governor Wright
by these endearing expressions, and he should
not remain quiet while the Governor is receiv-
ing from high source compliments due only
honest men.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

BIRTH EXrRAoRDINARY.-Th last number
of the Herald published at Camden, Ark, con-
tains the following:
"a few days since a negro woman belonging
to Colonel Jockery, the worthy President of
our railroad, was delivered of four children at
one birth-three girls and one boy; their ay-
erage weight is seven pounds each. When
last heard from the mother and her little dar-
kies were doing well. Tie Colonel has named
the children after his fayorite enterprise, Mis-
sissippi, Ouachita and Red River Railroad. Civ
ing the girls the names of the three rivers and
calling the boy railroad The woman and her
husband were both at work on the railroad
during the past year. This occurrence is re-
garded as favorable omen of our road
and it is thought the stock of the company
ought to command premium, and that upon
this Niger basis they will be able to negotiate
a loan. Hurrah! for the Mississippi, Ouachita
and Red River Railroad"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

OEFThe Jackson county Democrat says that
at certain region, ball was "set apart for a
certain occasion. The occasion 'arrove" but
the dancers did not at least the female portion
of the idea of ball was abandoned, and the
meeting turned into prayer mesttng from
which sprang a vigorous revival, which is yet
in progress.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

E-7-The SheIbyyille Banner announces the
death Of the Volunteer, the cold line' paper of
Shelby county, in the following complimentary
terms:
The Border-Ruffian, sag night, whisky pro
pelling smut machine Of the Folu1ateg has final
ly gin eout--let down, collapsed We regret
this for the reason that it will materially in
crease our labor to expose the corruption and
ofthe structure that is otherwise re-
vealed by its own innate workings
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
CANDIDATES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e- Notics in this place per line insrrtou
20 cents Ter line three tne 80 line week dis
count on longer time.
EE~ sprin; medicine W MD mend
DR.. j. HOSTETTEe'S Celebrated Stomach Bters above all
others It's strengthening notwithstanding effect
hiiitated truly astonishing Its he
liver its eude a humnr the surface thereby
cleansing the sEsse Fe all iTnprl is what has
for thess Bvrs such enyabe rep1tsions inasmUch
they pleasant hs beverage aud are in
general fnily medicine wherever known Forsale
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOCk & STODDARD,
WO0LSt;G Il SAWYER. Agents.
NDEPEN BENCE COUNCIL Ma. p
Meets clock r. NJ their Hell Nster
the Telegraph Uoe the drst aad trd Saturdays Of zach
month. ott25d6w
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

OrDr. Ross, of Kentucky, brought US yes
terday some of the finest specimens of yellow
flint corn we ever saw. The ears were very
large cobs small, grain large and the clear flint
They are but an ordinary sample of great
many acres Of corn he is now gathering.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

0T The only painting drawn by Evansville
subscribers to Mr.. Winters Lafayette Distri-
button of Printings, was a Wabash scene. Mr..
Jacob Gottleib was the lucky man. We prom
ise him he has got a good picture. Ifhc don't
think 50, he has goH leib to let it alone
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
0FWe publish the following "by request, y
but it attaches entirely too much Importance
to the subject on which it treats:
For the Journal

but it attaches entirely too much Importance
to the subject on which it treats:
For the Journal
Mr. EDIToR:-This article which I have
penned for your Journal, without any desire
whatever for literary noteriety or public atten-
ton may be called an neXtravaganza or anything
else as it best pleases the dear peoples taste,
or inclination. This is not biography, "a histori-
cal romance or literary gem, but it may be an
exposition of my ignorance, with respect to an
effusion of Mr.. ZebuIon NJ. j. Carter-"the
wife, published in the Enquirer of the 10th
inst | am not an ignoramous or fool, neither
do | wish to hurt any persons feelings, or in
jure his character or placea veto on his writ
ing for papers. But the fact is, I am really
afraid there is dishonesty in the Could be llera-
RVS camps l have been suffering under the
almost convincing thought, that Mr.. z. NJ. 2.
Carter has acted the plagiarist, and to use
no stronger words, he copied that article from
some other paper. Now we ask--did he write
that same eifus;on and contribute it to the
paper Ark? And was it copied in Stones Gar
den City, Chicago? Is this the first time this
was ever published? We do not find fault
with the composition-its tender enough-got
enough forgiveness, or the spirit in it-soundS
will to read it.
We SympathlSe with the man that cannot
express his thoughts, his ideas, be they how
ever exalted, however base, in his own lam
guage. Ne feel from the lowest depth of the
heart a current Of purest compassion sprnging
up in our throats for that man who struggles
hard to build up an honest reputation as a
writer, but can't without purloining hom the
writings of another But we will close; and
dear sentimental, affectonate Mr. Carter,
please answer or questions and oblige yours.
Those who wish to know the truth of what
lave said I refer them to volume LIST; 4th
quarter yet / cannot give the exact pumber,
but if necessary we can name the number of
the paper We find the two almost verbatim.
Mr. Carter has made few slight alterations
which do not enhance the beauty of it, and
made some little insignificant additions
DNALOP
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
CRAWFORD BELL.

WHOLEsAi Z sND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
, WASuINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST.
EVGnSyiIle Ind,
II receiving the largest scted stock
n Of Drugs medcIncs. &c. ught city
aHsvil. every article offered public
pure and or th= best ualICy. Ny
gwen pGstng o. riders prescriptions
Tpe stock consist n part Of the following:
lU Bhbls Epson Saits, Ibis Spi its Turpen tine
do GlIuber do. do Alcohol IS A p
2 Cases English Ref Borax. CasEs Cream Tarter.
OSse Gum Opium, 10 do Sap. C4rb. soda,
l co do Shellac, Case C4rb.nate Aagnesia,
do Coral, / do Called do
? Ceroons paBish Foat Indigo. ! Bale Seuna
1 lldd Umbro Nader Ind q do
$40 o. Salpt- QuinIne. Cases Sap Liluorice,
70 OL. Sulpa. Merpha, 2OJ Kegs White Lead,
10 do Acetate do, Bils Clster OI
; BIls Copel Fsrnish, 100 bzs Ass'd N4udov7 alass
; DO LIns ed q a. boxes Ass'd - lass = are
5 DO L.rd OIL, rs lbs Chlor3forfn
Pure Brands and other liquors for Family medical
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUB
Berry.

TIE subscriber weuld respectfully inform the citizens
EYan5vlls and adjacent country that he prepared
furnish either in small large quanes. ali
varieties Of evergreen and shruhhery. u
reasonable terms and good quality any Nursery
Western country.
ALSo-An excellent of standard and Dwarf
Pear Trees Cherry. Plum apricot G00sberry.
delivered board
for the tubs packing them
Orders by mail espeetfay solicited g6aa
ereace. FERDINAND GRAHAM.
New Albanv. March eth. s5. rnht3- avs
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

01FThe fast Alvin Adams may he expect
ed here early this morning from St. LOUIS for
Louisville Look out FOR her
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
NEW FAMILY G2OCEEsg.

AZ have bought the store forperly
az occupied By I. Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Bank. and have made large aidttofs their
stock, it'll future cpVes
promising citizens OF EYAusvs aud vicinity
great variety the article Family Groceries
house in the city Being detrmaed
give satae5on in al hope liberal pat
ronags. Give All Goods delivered charge.
mhts HERSuBERGER d CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

R5~Teke,s 81 So Tiei cts 81, n-Ti kets 81
The hF~t drawn number bainv titled
so = the end of the gifts. all free of charge.
Those DR. wing prizes residing distance TSo pre-
fer the wholesale value in cash the article drawn
accom- mo dated by addressing the Troprjesals
teSets i'll ts seHt the United States
by addressing L. p. HUNT & Co Louisville. Ky.
Payu ntfo- tickets must b made previous che
drawing to ente the hel to ap prize cory of the
drawing and all thr rall prizes will every person
holding tickets by mail otherwise ediateIy the
4 wing free oceharga.
The present have given bonds furnish deeds
nedatey after the drawing. address
L p. HUNT & CO
nhS-eowd&wtt louisville. KY.
(Tru. Ianrna1-Gf5N
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
L DIV ARD BOY VIE,
sHEEr-IRON yorker

-r..
BOILER MAKER AND BLA CKSMITHGSG " GENERAL;
ne ANUFACTURE Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs and
w Spikes y. E. Corner Main aud Cherry streets. ST.
Lonis, Mo.
Hs Second hand Boie always hand. Repairing 'one
upo' tAe shortest notice. n an
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
NEW ADYEsEgTEsEzYTElNH' N MS.


one s1uare ten lin or less time three times 81
week 81 80; weeks s2 80; month 81; three
81 months. 81 year. SIS. Discount
Advertisements Cards Of six lines under So
No charge for marriage, death religious notices
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
go HOATMEN.

IUAYE opened on the cor ~
fseT p ner OF anal and Nam streets
-t4sM ! Z a BOAT aud FAMILY Ga cEEg rslrb-
-@S IislImeut. where will be pr pare TT al times
SUPPLY Canal aud Ohio Boats and families with
-icle they q in she of Stores
Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
nv place nhI3- 2twttf JOHN FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

NTE have sold Of Groceries to Messrs Hersh
~ berger Carson and return sincere fhanbs
nuusrous friends and patrons for thcyr very liberal patron
age. and cheorfuliy the favor
able considerati0a. mhi5 y BACON 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
EVIL REMEDEEn

VIE evil 0fldte experienced in procuring Dry 0eds
4 been remedied ). EMilCR has iust rsceixed gene
raj assortment at his store MaE street. three
low Second. mLI2
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

Is Bonds given, with good security, for the
payment Of all prizes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

ReslK 80 tbis fusepsceivsd BY
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
ATTENTION
BOARDING. ROUSE AND HOTlL EEEPERs.
E7au,aH,Gss E1,vx-r, tr4rp ,ss Ausee ou

1856. NEW SPisENG GOODS. 1856.
UST received in st re fresh lot of sring Style Goods
eV which prepared dsrOse the love figures
We shall continue all tie lat les Of oUds d.
from the importers and munufheures aud hUre by
rict attention to the Of the merchants TO mer fair
share @ their patronage. j. G JEN ELL a. Co.
uh nd Frs gstree
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13

F777 HAVE removed my stock Of Doors and SHors to
%Vtn the well known old Wtslilgtou House buiting
E Main street. here shall De slad all my old
customers aud the public generally.
All done the substan-
tja manner
sI Ladies Shoes order Call and
IN, = IN
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-13
CEAss THE TRACK!

OE-A5a A IL NEA.
THE LITTLE MAN WITH THE DIG sTOcK!!
II opening largest sssrt ents of
q Spring and summer Clothing opened in this
Having made arrangements with my Cincinnati Houses
able offer induce retail we'll
Cincinnati aud convince yourself Of that
Just please call 4. LO3ENSTINE,
Yves star Clothing Store, under Pavilion Hot.1.
NOlksbote cory. mh7-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
The Cause OF Kansas at the south.


From the New Orleans Delta lJen Davis orsan) No
BY announcement elsewhere il will be seen that
Gen. Whitfield and Col. Garrison, the able and
gallant champions Of the South in Kansas, will ad
dress the people at DoDaldsonville, Plsquemine,
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara, commencing at the
first named town on the 18th instant (today), and
ending at the last on the 18th. We earnestly hope
they will meet everywhere In the South the cordial
reception and grateful appreciation they deserve.
Let them be heard for their csusethe cause OF the
South-the cause Of Southern equality and expan-
sion and, therefore, the cause of every Southern
man worthy Of his origin or his home. ~hey have
been no holiday soldiers, sunshine patriots;
with Atchison and Stringfellow and Titus they
have borne the banner OF the South over the dis.
tant slopes Of Kansas, and in the face Of the
black flag Of Lane and his Vanial followers,
planted it firmly, for the present at least. Shall
It now be withdrawn from its advanced posi-
ton Shall the foothod they 80 hardly bu. gallant
" gained be given up Shall the South surrender
one Of her most important, perhaps vital outposs
There the questions which naturally arise In this
connection. Mr.. Fremont, IL il true Is not elected
but at this moment there is an overwhelming black
republican majority at the Norto, and the summing
up of the returns will show In due time that ma
orty OF the white population ofthis Union vo ed at
The late election for the political subugaton Of the
Soulh. Is this cheering symptom of the times
Does il not show that the South Is in con-
slant danger while In the Union, under any
President, and that nothing can save her but
unceasing vigilance and unremittng exertion !?
Most sssuredly IL does, and instead Of a benefit,
Mr.. Buchanans election will prove an absolute mis-
fortune II IL hull US into imaginary security ana
state OF naction The contest Of 1855 IL ended. and
that Of ls60 is begun. The South should meet at
once The great issue ii involves; in sefdefence she
will be forced meet it, or surrender at discretion;
and that H. whether the policy of the South the
policy OF the North shall prev x That Of the South
aims at justice and equality only, while that OF the
North n aggressive and seeks 10 subgujate the
South through the medium OF the Union.
Gen. Whitfield and colleagues are and have been
laboring TO establish the Southern policy.
Shall 1t be said that the people OF Louisiana failed
TO render substantial token OF their appreciation OF
such sev ,csl The future must answer for the past
" certainly Dubious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
Fort OF New York, November 20, 1855
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Washington Cavendy Bremen via Southampton
lat As IS Ion 81 spoke steamship City Of Baltimore from
Philadelphia for Liverpool; date lat Al So lsn , saw
The W has had a succession of gales
Steamship jamestown Parrish, Norfolk &c, with mdse and
passengers, to Ludlsm Peasants Nov - Pm passed
schr joe Peacock, off Hog Island 10Th AM. saw bark
ashore at Little Egg Harbor with fore maintopsal SET try
Ship Carous Masnus Colin Liverpool 80 days, with mdse
and 6f6 passenger 10 VIM whtlock
ship Northampton (of Bath Delano, Shelds Oct H. with
coal TO Manhattan uas Co; vessel to n Smith Son . .
lead wine to Aguirre Galway experienced heavy
westerly winds the entire passage and was q days west
Bark Undpe of Bath Merrmsn, shelds Oct with coal
TO Barclay Livingston vessel to ! w Elwell-
Bark Magnolia new Nissan Mystic In ballast, to Wake
Schr Ives Dosne. Harwich.
Schr Farwell. Conroy. Dieh,on.
Schr Mantle, CurraD, Westerly.
Sstr White Rock smith, Westerly
schr Pitman, MARROW. Norwich
schr Village Belle, Frederick New Haven for Virginia
scbr Lucy Robinson Edridge, New Haven for Virginia.
fcbr shsiier lawrence Portland c.
Schr NJ -hAddick williams Portland. c.
Schr p Abel Dickinson Portland, CT.
s sssr s ssn SSsRsr P forsnd G.
schr 0trsnto, Abbott Rondout for an Easfern port.
sooP ea Rss' ba assss ro1Gsss
soop Jane Marin, Ward. Norwich.
sloop Planter Bennett, Sag Harbor.
Steamer Irors,des, Vandiser Philadelphia
Steamer Planet. Looper, Pbiladeipha
Steamer wamsu,iA Nye, New Bedford.
Steamer osD1sy Ksop Ho, Saro
Steamer Seneca, Cbslker, Hartford
Arr lsh sloop Active, Smith. Sag Harbor.
sAHLb.
ship Sunny South. Rio Janeiro.
Wind at sunrise, NV; sunset, SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
xlRifIIEIHfELBIeEHCE.

sTlAMRs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAss-From Charleston 0th and Al, duo a Havana IA
and TIL. From Havana 10th and 18Th due at New York l7
UAnAwpA-Frou New York lSh arrive Havana 18th ara
New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans IN, Havana IN.
BLACK WAaHaoR-From New Yqk nth arrive q Havana
la and New Orleans 3D. From Now Orleans l&h, Havana
lxah. duo at New York 18th.
Leave New York Il 10 An and New Orleans at 8 AN.
QUAKhR CIrY-From New York It'll Of each m0nA, arriving
st Havana In and Mobile 18th From Mobile NJ Havana
NH, due at New York 26th.
PHE OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value TO those having correspond
The mai leaves Southampton the IA and 1eh q each
Arrives At 0ibraHar about III month
Arrives at Malta about the 14h and 30th Of month
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th Of and N Of 1ol
lowing month.
Leaves susz about the 10Th Oh or 9Th Il
Glowing month.
l2th OF following month -
val for Bombay, and 18th 70 30th for China, &c.
Indian Navy steamer Bombay about the Sd Hh
and 10Th to 2lst Of the folio wing mouth
p @. Point do Gale about the 9th
7th and I'D 70 I'd Of following month
Point de Gale for Puo Penang the day the
has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives Pu0 Penang about the 3h 18th and 18th
2th Of following month.
~ Al packages and izers Intended t~ tAs NEW rcSE HI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21
The Latest 3lorkcss.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, Nov SAP NJ
Ia ,be cotton 10 DAP there tas been a rather
better feeling but vith,u. any change IN Quotations
1no sale, oot up about eco 40 900 bses Breaisuas
4llst q Fr!o4y a rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21

but II has proved favorable 70 Walker. the triumph Of
the Gem the Presidency would greatly
ad The sbsorptlon Nicaragua the United SAtes-a
step winch Immediately reviyes tho Central American
question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, Nov D-Ar ship Confederation, Cur
Jog IverJoo baIks Alice Penny, RIO Janeiro Washpeto
Butcher Collins NOrleans, Gem, Hammond, Boston, br
Sea New nr), Dowden, HAVANA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21

~ Az yacsags and 'esys intended v sAs NEW Tosx HI
RALp shoe1 Il sealed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

PAIL srocx OF 1AnpvAnE.

!. =. sAs 4 ,.. :rs :: y 3, 81 =!
s.sss:. ss.s sss.ss. ' " :;sss .ss, -
S os:s ~ 49,: s.;s :s. s.'' ..A s'ss''s
sAsvsls veess N P.lrs. ss.s v.ry On.
nrss. and And-lrons and Sad Irons
..n metal and pers.,.ia rr-.-rvias ks,ls.
ssrs .ns's and IN ,rsss, come very h.ndsons
Tall ssS n.s bottom srAs o.aaiehs ssa sasssr fsys and
Ivory s.sai. Kn'v.. vosl. o. ps.. Of RsAs.r. and
Ssss pisss ,ssis sss s ss... s Sasss '''''
and :,ns, MAKES Of eaes bone and buffalo hAnds
P.eL ana Knives. Of Ross-rs ws.s<ohol- and o.Ar
s..ss. Of wss.Sei@. and w. 4 ss;sSs ss a:i s'''
Pruning and hedge shears
n-neh and mcaidlnx Planes. n.ldunS
ss.ss:.ns sl,,; .oss,. ana a.@.r chis.s oess..
eAlnsinF. ia,hlns and bench Hstchss
Hoss- carpenters and railroad Ad,ss
Squares, nrvils and sPots. shAsss
Mrlshss. .olld-so. vsr. ana lsss and hand Hammers
Nails and spikes Of all slses
virEnis patent p Lock- '''' ''''' ~ '''
Pad stock I'm chest ecpso.rd mo.,.es rim and
Curtain Pm. and Curtain Bands
Masen's challenge Backing
Mineral porcelain and mahogany Knobs. for furniture
Ams. and Rs..nd Spades aud shovs and aort
Efv,ns hitting ,,e.s and srseA,ns Mos
:sI halter sr s,, log ?. =. and d.. nd sA.a
Plat. sosa and md s s.. ,,or pa and ai.ss'
re. and RHsps Of ali s,srs
rosehsr with almost sv~ry article usually asps line % ss
as'.... Corner Of ssh and broad streSt.
cello Opposite R. ZAP R. Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

ILLSEss or SEyAroR CLArroS.We regret TO learn that
the illness of Senator Clayton is Of serious
preclude the hope of pei restoration tn his
customed vigorous health. The Delaware State Reporter
OF Tuesday last says:
'Mr. Clayton, understand has been confined to his
ROOM the residence OF Mr. Comegy in this town, for
two three weeks past 0fths particular nature OF his
complaint have been informed but his physicians
think doubtful whether he wall entirely recover
Ga Saturday last he joined the Presbyterian Church, and
took sacrament, in his apartment. at Mr. COmegys"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
FALL IMPORTATI0N, 1865.


II. r. MOORE a. CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HA RDWARE
No ~ Pearl ST. opposite n. W. rry's Richmond, Va,
AVE received direct from the England full
and from the manufacturers this country,
American Goods Their stock large and complete
Rodsrrs" wosenhoim'. ane Pen Pocket Knives
Pocket knive. OF l, ., s. = and blades.
buck bone ebony and handle Knives and Fork
of Wade Greaye.
manufacture. OF everr style and quality,
ecssors and Shears OF various makes and styles,
Single and double barrel superior,
Pistols Rides. Rifle Barrels aud Mountinrs.
Trace halter. log, well, nth nd chains,
Wedding and killing Ho~s. all sises
Axes OF Collins, simmons Virginia make,
Hand and panel Hammers and Hachets,
NH, pit, and circular
Spades and shov,s Of Amer Rowland other makes,
Anvis. Vices, AMI Smiths Bellows,
sse and hand Hammsr Stacks and Dies and Plates
Csstings Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wire SELVES and s'hers.
Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hames,
Bride Filings. worsfsd Reins and Glrths,
Locks Hinges and Screws Of every description,
Planes Chiseis, aud Piles, Of all kinds,
Platform Scales. balances
English. American, aud a. d. Percussion Caps
HAy and Manure Forks. =, and prong
Tea Trays and Walters and all other goods usually
Hardware Stores.
goods
and selected exclusively Tor the Virginia. North Carolina
visiting respectfully an era
nination Of stock determined
house u this or any u Northern cities
p. s-Oriers promptly and carefully attended to. aus