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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
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Every day accessions are being made to
1ur ranks. Our old and honored foe, the
Whig party, is throwing off the garb Of
mourning and Indifference, which it has
worn so long, and are rallying around
the flag of the Union, borne so patriotically
by the early National party, whose candi-
lates are Buchanan and Breckenridge,
with a scholars enthusiasm, and n chris
tian's hope" From Maine to Georgia, we
hear each day new veterans leaving their
places and rallying to the cry Of The pres
ervation of the Union" When We see such
Statesmen as Evans, Choate, Ewing, Benton,
Winthrop, Ashman. James Ben jamin end
Barrere, in the Eastern States, and in Cali.
fornia such men as Baker, Benham. Harris,
and host of others, there can be no doubt of
the result We're those immortal Statesmen,
Clay and Webster, alive, their influence in
the present contest would be given with the
National Democratic Party.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

Gen. Sam Houston, X n. as he is, or has
been, wont support either the nominee or
the platform oi that party at the coming
electiou.- VOkcano Ledger.
The editor Of the Ledger certainly rdon't
take the papers" or he would never make -
stupid an assertion as the above.-SGcrI-
meIttr .4mcrtcGR.
The editor of the Ancroan evidently
don't care e. for the truth" or he would
never have the Lardihood to deny the fact
mentioned ty the LeJger.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

X N. DEMONSTRATIONS On Friday eve
ming of last week. the Ki-Yi'S of Oroville, to
the number Of nearly ten, congregated in
room number 10, U. s. Hotel, and sent up
cheer for Fillmore, in which each person ap-
peared to be following for the whole ten,
and ended in a fusion between screech and
howl, that must have excclled the cater.
wauling which rendered immortal the class
ic Poe. We now understand what the X n
papers mean, when they say the mountains
are bowling for Fillmore his few disconso-
late friends, not sufficiently numerous to
raise a respectable cheer, break up their
wigwam congregations with a ..owl Why
not abandon attempts so perfectly fruitless'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Our Village school.

Imagine US taken possession Of, the other
day recess, in the absence of MIR. Wiley by
half q dozen little FAIRIES, each one, the
dream of II rapt sculptor, inclrnate anu llv-
ing, and with malice aforethought escorted
to the school house We enter and scarcely
have time to survey with an approving
glance the nice arrangement which perva-
ded everything, when, oh, girls how could
you-ock US in? But we'll have resengc-
we'll critise savagey and publish Aha
here are some copy books. What snys the
cover of fthis-Julia---, as we live. the ring
leader of those mischievous imps. Now look
out my lady. Pshawl there's no room TO
complain Positively the most fastduous
couldn't take exception TO that pretty hand.
Another, Lavina -, she too writes hand
graceful as her little self Oh, we give IL
up-ladies we bow to your sovereign pleas
ure; we capi,ulate. What shall be the terms
of release? "Watermelon and an indefinite
amount of caudy" Good; we accept the
terms. Escaped from the lovely jailors, our
thoughts took moralizing turn. The school
master, what is he' too often half drudge,
half exccutioner we thought; yet how great
is the Importance and solemnity OF his mis-
sion. lie is the maker of the future people
the moral artifcer of society. Hence he
ought to be paid peculiar consideration. =
His daily labors are in the immortal cham
hers of the mnd-the mind Of childhood,
new from the Makers hand undefed by the
earth. 1t is for the schoolmaster to wage a
daily war with goaler. His work is truly
glorious, for it is with childhood beautiful
childhood holy childhood with still the
bloom of its first home upon 1t. Hence there
is solemnity, almost sacredness IN the
school masters functions. The savage counts
his glorios by scalps The general kills five
thousand men and gains his sprig of laurel
The school master numbers his scholars ;
shows the heroes he has made; the victors
over self among his army; the troops of
wise and peaceful citizens he has marshall
ed for the field Of life, and should be honor
cd accordingly. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

va The only public act originated by
Fremont while in the Senate, was PROPOSE
ton to lease out the mnes--to make the
miners pay for the privilege of working their
claims. He failed in this, and as legisla-
tor sunk into insignifcancc. Since then, he
has been endeavoring to lease out the mines
of Mariposa. Could he succeed in making
the miners pay him for the privilege OF
working their claims, and succeed in the
present contest, he would have an income
and title that ought to satisfy the most
ambitious. Should the miners vote for Fre-
mont, they would be supporting man who
g desired to tax them for what they are now
enjoying without money and without price
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

THEATEE-BENEFIT OF Mr.. WRlCHr--
The gentlem an who appeals to the Oroville
public for benefit, is a most worthy gentle
man, an attentive student who always knows
his part, and what is still more in his favor,
he is right the reverse Of fsome of his former
managers, he being modest, unassumiug -
lie lacks impudence.
Mr. Wright is also an old miner, but was
called from his claim to the theatrical boards
and. of course, shared in the late disastrous
effort of certain managers, to raise the legit.
innate Drama to its proper standard, in the
eyes of the unappreciative Orivilians.
The play selected for Mr.. Wright's bene-
Gt, is one of the best that could be put upon
the stage; "The Wife, Or Tale of Mantua.
The whole Company have kindly volun-
teerel.
Turn out and give him bumper; he de-
serves it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
CoNSTADLES SALE

uHY virtue of an Execution issued out Of Justice
Nd Eilioll's Court. AMI to me directed on the first
day Of August, A u. 1856 commanding me To mako
the sam of one hundred and Il ghy one hundredihs
dollars Judgment, and twenty Cight dollars costs nc
ing of said Order on OF ihe property herciu-
aflcr described. to satisfy the aforesaid judgment,
wherein T.. +. Dcuu>un u plauuh and Charlie,
Mo lncy aud w Il. johnson are defendants, TO wi -:
one house and lot -ituacd IN he town o. Csniery o,
near Dry Creek on me opposite side OF The road from
Mr. Wc,r's dwelling. The sail house has our rooms
ia H. and is Is by % ler.-ai,O hcj-leld, smAl
Iarnr .ioyc aud one email - mt "Ich VIII se Ut
tte court room door Of T. Eui,tt'. office on Bird
rs,l Oro,ilc. Bnse County, STATE ri Cali orni1 On
the ia dly yof September s. - ls.G, 4, O'Clock L
NJ to lie hiyhcs bidder Tor cash.
D4,ed this li,h day vi = -l,t. \. d. iSjG.
J.N JONES.
ala Constable of pplir township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
HosE For wArGR.-Thc water pipes arc

HOSE For wATER.-Thc water PIPES arc
being tapped in front Of McWill,Rms & Tym-
sons Banking IlOuse and the U. S. Hotel.
preparatory to conveying the water through
hoseto their beautiful Luildings. This will
be very great convenience, and also pro
lection against fire. The Esai is sufficient
to force the water far above the highest bull
ding in town, through inch nozzle. Others
are making preparations to provide them
selves with this important element.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

OVER -MATCHED.--Our little cigar mer .
chaut, Curly, attended the auction sale on
Saturday, and bid on (aS he supposedly a
small lot of friction matches lie run them
down to fair retail price, and shut out all
competitors $50 many gross" says Joe
Dunn, the auctioneer. Curly took it to be
so many gross of single matches. They
were fnally knocked down to him, "just
seeing twas him." lie pulled out $3.50 to
pay, when to his chagrin they set two men
at work with wheeiborrows, who run line
from the sales.room to Millers Exchange
the balance of the day, They added to
Curlys stock in trade just two cords of
matches; to pay for which Curly was sent
to the very bottom Of his pocket. They took
all his mOnish.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

POWDER ExPLosIoN.-An explosion Of
powder in which n Chinaman was killed, oc-
Cured at Island Bar. n. f. Feather river,
on Friday last. 1t seems that the unfortu-
nate Chinaman had been sent after the pow
der on the opposite side Of the river, which
was to be used for blasting purposes, and
when the poor fellow had reached the mid
die of the river, he lighted a cigarito, and
by some carelessness a spark came in con-
tact with the powder, which exploded with
n tremendous shock, and blew the China
man high in the air. His body was literally
blown into fragments.
This shows the Importance of using great
care in handling this most dangerous and
explosive article. Its removal should not
be entrusted to Cinnamon or children.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Matchmaker and Jevveler.

~ | WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
EI.} he citizens Of Orovlle and vicinity that have
CO purchased OF MIR. Ro-cnlhal, his HaiChma-
kin.. and JCWeiry Establishment, on Mont
gomtry street, and have located myself permanently
IN the above business in this place and hope 10y -trct
attention 10 business 10 me ii reasonable share OF
patronage in the above line
ItUiU guarantee to DO lFcrh as 3ceU as II
can be done dny'ohefe in the state.
ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
n -Parlicnar attention paid To the Repairing
of Watches. GEO. f.. SMITH.
Oroyiiie, August II. lrJG. augllN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

g. ur. !. l. (ZArK tY.--lhr 1eIticm9n whose
pal!, forms the cluJ3u 81 this notice i~ one on the
lN modern phy yale 'u~ W. ~r apple ln o lis pro
l,t. and devotion 20 ttc t,.rttt render him a.iko
an ofnament TO lLr one and benefit 10 ihe other
il- rluu uy birth 10 sought Ni': kos-u'I TO place
Ai, CUunir, among We nations nj rih. boy Und tho
uppr- sr- t.!y. tlal lCrs'ts m..ht iocc in the
practice OF those proc pts @h.'h r' alike our glory
ana Usr pride H. his tBTt~ o Go, be has real ell
the r-urI &C 10 ,,Ui si-nnce IA .s.on,aLd
-, home aod q couulry know fln 10 more" Apar,,
aONcgef lron il- 81 i- rPVn our run- q ration
ri .pl ih. testimonials 20 o rac'tr nd capacity
wici De- uru.. epHl'e Lju. t. pab .c conf iclce 70
jhe T., a-jDn ul tAJ,c Who pn--e-s tnrr he emo
or the other. Asa iI,- rau h- c rlcter j. unut-
nisbet 81. phrs elnu. i.- .illt ru-urptsscd gnd
q tuust Wlo-- Iuprudruye Aa- l.a upon .Lrm the
l.-l---+4-4aflA
Lim ultu ttc assurance Nat 800 him They " n tnI a
f. eul whom 20 know T. great gaia. Tie DR. = rfIlrc
i No and Armnry IiIii corner OF Sacramento end
Montgomery streets, San Francisco, sl4-3n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

st a meeting of The California Democratic State
central Committee, held in the city OF Sacramento
ou the 1ah day Of July 1856, it resolved That n
DruocraNc Stato Convention be called. to meet In
enc Ciy Of Sacramento, TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
september next, for the purpose of nominating TWO
r'rbeIS of Congress, Clerk of the supreme Court,
. superintendent Of publc instruction., State Prison
DIR ,ci0r, and four Presidential Electors.
rhc state CenirGl Comm ittee suggest that Satur.
iny the 2h day of August, be the day selected by
mo dices counties for the election Of Delegates 10
nid Democratic State Convention.
Tho following is the apportionment of representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

SIX Coop FELLOWS. There was crowd
of as happy set of gentlemen, came up
from Charleys Ranch on Sunday, as ever
visited these diggins, we calculate. They
resolved themselves into a band of vocalists
as they drove into town, aud sung some
huge airs 1t was an uumistakablc evidence
that this small town had got to get up and
get 0a the carriage was packed chuck full
of material, that had turned out their mulas,
stacked up their apparojoes, and launched
out to have chunk of a time. They never
fail to have good time when they stick
their bills for j.. They are just about as
fast a crowd, and ~ clever u set of gentle
men as are found laying around loose. -
They made orovile howl. They felt very
fine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

The polite and handsome bar keeper 1--WE
don't know his name,) OF the Apollo Saloon
sent us yesterday morning, a pitcher swlming
full of delicious punch. We assure him that 1t
was mighty cooliag to the inner man, and
accordingly, thank him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

The polite and attentive agent of the c. s.
Co., A. Rappelje, has our thanks for an i'm
mensity of foe. fruit and bundle Of papers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Precinct Caucus.

In accordance with sresoluton adopted by the
rroyiilo Buchanan Club, At their last meeting the
Democratic Electors of OrUyile precinct are requested
~ meet in Caucus ut the United States, on WE'D
NES0AY.AUGUSr, 20, at O'Clock ?. NJ for tho pvt-
pose # electing delegates to the County Convention,
which will assemble Saturday Dex Fellow Citi>
yons, every has an important duty to perform in
he approaching campaign. Factions, ike bubbles
on the wave ara floating by as the breeze may chance
10 wafI hom, pregnant with all the hate ands dissen>
sion OF blind mercenar! zealos, who are willingto
',ct the Union Slide" providng they can secure
shear own election. With the sentiments of truth
ani elty 10 tho whole country inscribed on the
tlt,ets OF or determination let US unite n council
and thwart the Vaccinations Of political charatans
aud demagogues That full expression and judcious
steps may be taken, ii is TO be hoped That Democrats
10 man will that supineness has no place with
thcm on this occasion Lot duty and aclion be the
WstChRord.
Dy order of the Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

The CotillOn Party. given by MIR. Nance,
of Mesilla Valley, is spoken of by the lodies
and gentlemen who attended it from this
place, in the highest terms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

Primary ELEcrIoN.--Oroville precinct,
by the established basis Of representation.
viii probably b. entitled to twelve or four
teen delegates to the County Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Yso,ye ~ Co.'s Pioneer Circus

VIII perform from this time until September Gtk
at tho following named places. We hope the trip may
prove profitable TO themselves, us We are sure il
Will he nicasing one 10 their patrons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Pioneer CirCus.
By order of the Committee.

The entertainments Of MeSsrs. Rowe &
'mith's Circus, have crowded their immense
Pavilion for two nights, TO suffocation. The
audiences were carried away in extacies OF
delight, by the transconlent beauty and
finish of the companys acting, froa the first
grand cntree. 10 the moment Of their exit
5ucA bursts of applause, and manifestations
O: delight, We have seldom, if ever witness
cl in this or any other country.
They need no commendation from us, to
cur up country friends, MS their fame has
l,ag ere this preceded them, but we here
cay. that better set Of men, and gentle
manly managers, do not exist.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Democratic County Convention.

7be Democratic Electors of Butte county are here.
ny requested TO send delegates To County Conyen-
Won to assemble nt ORC VILE, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST I'D for the purpose of cecting eight dele
enPs 10 the Stale Convention, 10 assemble ut Sacri-
neno On the ninth day of September next; and also
iv the purpose OF nominating two Members of Assem-
hly aud Que Assessor for Butte county. The different
pr'cncts arc Jntiled the following representation,
'.C 'asis being delegate for each precinct, one
Tor every 50 votes, and one for Cach fraction OF
nftCcn votes Pr c,nCts in which the number OF del
xyates are not mentioned entilcd 10 represen-
t,tNn in accordan ce with the above basis.
ldwell, Il; Rork island. 3; Mountain House, :;
French Creek - junction VI $. Fork, ;: Pine Knot,
: Musqui,o Greek 9; shy High. :; Union Bar, >;
Fairfield Bar. 4 Pea vine Central House. ?; lloncut
Cuy, >; Wyando,tc 2, Garden Rancho. :; White Rock
J. Lynchburg, 3: High Rock, j OIOyille 3; Enterprise
NO Spring House |; Scott & Nantines Store I:
Island Bar >: ForbesOwn Bingham Bar, 5; orc
lcwI |; Natchez, 3; Evansville, 2; ilaniton, :; rur
ncr5 Ranch, = Meals Rancho, ,; THempson's Flal .;
Nor-is Ravine; 2 Chico. 4 Jennings Rancho, | ::
Couples Rancho ;; Manhntan, l. simmons Store. 2;
Moore Il Ptrry's Store 2 Nelson's Bar. = Messlla
Valley, = Trenchown I; Butte Mills, 2; Brolhertons
store | Forks of Butte, 2; lleillown, =: knnkles
Rnrho, Shis Rancho, 2; Robinson's Mill, y
Nirciuia Mill, Berry Creek Mill, Berry Creek Bar
Martins Rancho, Eoblnson's Hill, Cherokee Ravine.
MDuretown
According To the basi. of representation. Che Dem
ooratlc vote Of last Septomber OrOville - entitled 10
hut delegates. The population having largely IN
CrcnScd within the past year, the Committee nave
TO believe that Oroville is entitled to some II
rlc ~ the entire vote Of the precinct at the late
,pcon, for Justice Of the Peace. was between eight
md nine huadred. The mater is respectfully retel-
red - the Convention.
GEo. II. CRosETTE.
SENECA EVER,
q. W. Hess. }Co Com.
e. f. IoTl ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
Or R "a III I'D IL "a Il Ks {:
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

& FEW GENTLEMEN viii find n pleasant homo
"a with private family in one 81 those Cottages on
Oak street, second door from Montgomery.
Uroyihc, August 10. lauglGul MRS. PORT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
TOUM D!

MN THE STOEE OF THE >uESCE BER, IN ne
morrjug tfthe l-th, instant pac ,u.a c"n.ajp'nl
Money. The owner can hHve the sgiue ) proNula
properiv unl paying for .h!s l.lteriseLl,r'.
Oruvii.e August iS, lcJO. 4. j. ELl9.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION
y. w. DUNN, AuCtioneer.
SATURDAY AUGUST 23d, at 2 O'Clock, P NJ

FNNHE BUILDING AND LOT KNOWN As TIE
cry street, opposite tie GfteaLs iio'n Viii b- sold Il
public auction. saturday August I'D. ~ zo'cl7ck.
l.. 81, unless prev ousy disposed - al pry1ie sale.
August 10, 1876 J. " DUNN, Auc'i0ncer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
JAMES GREEN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

F'" Car be found at "Orleans HOTEL" when no
Professionally engaged. JylUdli'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19

fa1- 9ae et tae Back hepuo..ean papers
having published au old likeness of kOssuth
as tha: of Fremont, an Eastern exchange
duls him ]. Cossuta Fremont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-20
SOMETHING NEW

A Nd highly important to all interested In the
n construction and repair Of all kinds OF build
ings. ste amboats or cars.
The undersigned would announce TO the people of
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fully epared to put at ths shortest notice, r. r.
Ra-.ell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
vas CON plotting tho roofs Of ordinary sized build
in day. Also win cover old leaky tin roofs
a, half the expense, making them Ms good or better
than when new.
From good and sufficient reasons, VIC repose the
utmost confidence in the adaptedncss of the combins
ton and use OF this cement fo, all roofing purpo
SEES Having seen its merits faithfully deIponslra-
ted We arc prepared say that il issuperior TO Tin,
Shingles, Slate, or my other roofing now In use.
being perfectly water tight and hrepro"f admitting
of any pitch. either steep or nat.
| 1t Adheres firmly To whatever it IL put upon, Is
not affected by the heat Ut Summer or the fross Of
winter, does not dreip run but bccomes hard and
smooth, admitting ot'any amount OF wear by tread
ing thereon, and Is as cheap as single.
| We wish to stAte that this Is no Pitch Felt. Grav
ell Inaiarubber, Gum SheIach. or 0uttaperchn roof
ling but Ia different combinAtioB from any and nj
tn. cement roofing used in this city or vicinity
| All roofing done by US We warrant equal to ths
sample which can be seen at shop, the corn
Of 5th and Timea sts or ut our boarding place, 81
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite 10 call before contracting
for other roofing. COWLEs PALMkR.
NorIcg. To those wishing 70 engage in the bust
ness elsewhere offer for sale the most Of tn
counties Of this State. Z. =.
July Is d3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-20

3Uy y &00D.
:, ! - " 60 :. ~ 2ss.i / =
n rss1es "a IN - s1lsaAisa Il ny ~
frisnls - ~ 1(e e.Mally - ny new
aad Aas $50 = jswsaly, silver and psassa
watches.
Fine gold daplsx, maggie, patent and dstaohsd
lever watches; silver pA4ent and detached levsts,
And L'Epinss, Of oil Kinds and qualities.
JeWelry.
Ladies' plain gold, mOaaic, cameo and cnAmcIisd
ear-rings and breast pins, ladies' and childrens
rold and lot bracelets. ladies and gent gold chans,
pencils and pens, golh and diamond finger rings,
rold and silver thimbDs, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and 4csvc buttons, gold silver, steel,
and patent spectaclcs pocket table AMI dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not TO be surpassed by any
store vest or north Of st. Louis, viz silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream, mus
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
pIateA ware aMd Fancy Goods.
plated and britannia tea sets. castors, fruit and
cake baskets candlesticks, pearl and shell, pocket
books and in fact every thing pertaining TO my
line. /.
general assortment Of clocks OF the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to Keep sooa
time.
Nm Watches and Jewelry repairediu the most
| workmanlke manner, and at tho shortest notice.,
mv6dIv JULES GEISER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-20

Direct ROHS0SbOAs
q W.&H. TUCKER arc now receivingt their Eng
-. lish goods for the spring trade by the ships AZ
lautte and Rocks away IRON Liverpool, ana steamers
up the Mississippi, togcther with extensive purcnAs
81 from American manufacturer, Dy Amos. ese,y
boat which arrives ut this port, and are prepared 70
offer increased inducements to purchasers, ana wiz
dunlicatc any st. Louis bill which may have been
made in our line. dSw |
NHILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will ind
wi a constant supply OF large circular saws war
ranted and nj the manufacturers prices say 20,
so 50 and s.. inches and when required % inches,
together with the smaller sizes, at the sign on the
Red Paddock. o ~ -.
my2idGw ------~~
4 MES! AXES Hunt collins simmons LIP
N pincott's axes for sale low by u,,,,,,
SPADEs-Amcs', Rowland,s and other brands
- FAR leby s.W. 4 II. TUCKER.
SsHoyELS--Ames Kowana's and other brands
y fo- salo low by :. W. d H. TUCKER
JTo.S-Soiid goose neck, riveted cast steel plan
/ tiers. and Carolina hoes, for sale in great va
riety by .. W. . -. ooMn''.
l'ee Chains l"rsc ss0a 4 FOR TIe sHs 10"
/,oRy pL.ANTERs-A superior article for horse
I j power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine, Tor sale low by 5. W. 4 II. TUckkk.
rRAIN AND GRASS sCYTlIEs---A large stock
VI of Waldron's and other makes, Tor sale low py
". II. TUCKER.
NrULAY, iron and wood braeed grain cradles, tor
lNl sale low by ,. w. q II. looh hn.
| o,NAlTHs- Wrought tubs patent and common
- Snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
s. w. 4 II. TUCKER
IIAY and Straw forks--A very large stock OF va
| L l. rious qualities, fer sale by -
MANURE Forks, long and shor, handles. for sale
| nj nv $. W. 4 H. TUCKER
TTAY and Garden Rakes for sale low by
| Ii S. w. al. TUCKER.
| JTEDuE shears and Pruning Hooks OF different
/ Il patterns, for sale low by
III 49, $3.50 wsH. TUCKER.
/ (yOII. Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
/ " grounds for sale low by
s. W. II. TUCKER.
| BLACKSMITH 5 Drills for the bench, good ar
''e''' ~ SWAN TUCKER.
HORSE SHOE Nails, the genuine Grifan,and 9th
l. ers, for sale low by
! roopERs' Tools, u good assortment. for sale b,
IL W6H. TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
straw aud Corn.stnlk Critters.
A VERY substantial machine, considered Tn
n best in use; cutting equally we'll straw an
corn stalks for foddcr--something which should
, In the hands of every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale by s. W. 4 IL. TUCKER,
one9Itw Sign Of the Red Paddock.