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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

TIE AsoLfTIosIsrs IN Pursuit OF EDWARD
EyERlrr.-At the late Rhode Island Anti
Slavery Convention Of the intense black revo-
lutionary abolition school, men and women,
william Lloyd Garrison, as usual on these oc-
casions throughout New England, played the
principal character Among the resolutions
which he offered, and which were unanimous
ly adopted" We give the following as .
ssmple:-
Rsrolvsd, That as nero dddled While Rome vas
h~rnipp 30 q distinguished conservative citzen Of
sschusetts Hon Edvard Everett, at time when the
rtaea are on the brink o civil war; and the liberties OF
the people all the dust under the hoof OF the slave
vcr roes forth to deliver eloquent but fus pane
vvtc nou the character Of Washington and 10 SIC
fr rusef thereby the applause Of an idoistrous multi
tnae osteusbiy mark Of profound yenerauon Tor the
,,srorv Of the T sther Of his Country, but naniestly
=, v;e Of All the circumstances to give comfort ana s1
20 sIsvaboldur oligarchy to perpetuste pro slavery
corn.ct and to aim fresh blow at the sntrsasery
movement. :. :,
Brink of civil war; Liberties Of the
people all In the dust!' "Aid and comfort to
the slave eligarchyl' Why does Massachusetts,
continue to permit these raving lunatics to
run ut Target
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The steamship Edinburg, from Glasgow 10th ult.,
arrived at this port yesterday She brings no news.
The steamship Etna from Liverpool, is now due at
Boston, with advices to the 2lst ult.-three days
later than those previously received.
The telegraph informs us of the death of exec.
vernon Troup, of Georgia. in Laurens county, s. c.,
on the 26th inst; also of the death Of Dr. John G.
Warren, an eminent physician of Boston, well
known to the medical faculty throughout the coun-
try.
The value of foreign goods imported at the port
Of Boston during the week ending I'd inst. amount
ed to 81 253, 306.
We publish in another column brief notices Of the
state and prospects Of the growing crops in Ohio,
Michigan Illinois, Wisconsin, Maryland and New
York. They concur in representing very gratifying
state of things and it is predicted that the yield Of
breadstus the present year will greatly exceed that
of the previous one.
The religious anniversaries commenced yester-
day. The weather was delightful, and the turnout
Of church goers brilliant The PRESBYTERIAN Board
ofForeign Missions, the New York Female Guardian
Society, the American Home Missionary Society,
the Union Theological Seminary, and the New
York Bible Society held meetings last evening, and
Prof. Wylie preached a sermon before the American
and Foreign Christian Union. Reports OF the pro-
ceedngs of these anniversary meetings are given in
to-days paper.
The deposits at the Philadelphia Mint during the
month of April amounted to only $50, 1851 300
Of which were in gold. The coinage in gold was
slll5,O27 in silver, $45O,oOo and in cents,
1888 50. The aggregate coinage for the month
amounted TO 81 567 800.
The cotton market was quiet on Saturday, and
prices easier. The sales embraced about 800
bales. a Geographic despatch received from New
Orleans dated ID inst, stated that the receipts at
that port within fonr days bad been $1,000 bales.
and the sales 1900 and tna the market was easier
after the rece % o. the Persas news. The receipts
were falling of FreisGss were .. 5-i6e. Flour
Yesterday continued firm, pui somewhat les
,ctiye. Pr me Tennessee red wheat sold a. 81 62s,
and far white 10 10 81 0. Corn was Ut &c. CSC.
Tor uusoand, SOC. soc 20 mixed and Gle. s2.c.
no. yellow, and ohoioe parce. white SGD a. &C.
Pork wa unsettled, and sales Of mess made a
sl7 10 sl9 The ran intsrfersd with The sales Of
snQar, which were confined 10 ahout 800 500 hhds.
Cuba -nuscovado, al steady prices. Molasses was
in good demand and toeraby active at full prices.
f.eiah;s were frm at the advance, with moderate
engagements.
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The Board OF Aldermen will commence their May ses-
ZION this evening; but what they will do, except spes
making unable to say what they ought to do we
have too frequently told them without eaect. We uu-
derssnd that the Committee Gas will make report
this evening
The May session Of the Board Councimen Commences
this evening There is large number Of bills on the
regular calendar awaiting the action of the Board but
none calculated to excite much public interest The
Board win therefore have quiet time Of this month,
unes they called upon to Of their pre-
vious legislation by concurrence Of tho House Of
Lords otherwise called the Board Of Aldermen This
Board 1t is said ismuoh dissatisfied with the List Of Com
issoners Of Deeds appointed by the Board of Council
men, and will send the same back in very scratched
condition. The Mayor ALSO it il reported threatens to
nterpose his Veto unless Of his friends remem
bered for that important Office The number Of patriots
who anxious TO their country and replenish
their pockets by taking adavts at shilling piece, is
astonishing.
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Non-Arrival or tho Etna.
Dcmlse Of Eminent individuals.
RY.a0YERNQR TRQuP OF aEORGIA


PROVIDENCE May 8, 1856.
Cotton s without change in price; the market quiet.
Printing cloths The demand nnues brisk, and sales
again largeat full pri,es Sales during the week,
q, 800 pieces Wool market quiet, ct well sustained
prices. Sales for the week, 80 800 lbs.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay !. 1860.
Cotton Is quoted st slight decline; sales 500 bales
nidclins at 1880. 10Ic Molasses 3te. 37c Freghts
OF cotton to Liverpool, 616d. Sterling exchange, 9
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 2, 1856.
Cotton firm; sales 1000 bales; sales for the week,
600. Coffee tales for the week, 13 900 bSgs stock
hand, AZ, 900 bags. Rice, 101ac. 10Xe.
CHARLESTON. Nay 8, 1855.
Cotton ia quoted q. An advance Of re. a 40 Sales
for the week, o 900 bales good middDe 112sc. Stock
hand 5l COO bales Receipts for the week. $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 3, 1856.
eoton sales to day. $500 bales, at unchanged rates.
Freights are stlffsr
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Malls for EnrOpe.

EEwY0aK HEEALD-EDTTIoN FoH EUROPE.
Fhe Cunard saau steamship Arabia, Capt. stone, vii
sss@s Boston, on Wednesday at noon, for Liverpool.
The European mails viii sloss IN this city AZ quarter
"a two o'clock, 10 morrow afternoon.
no HERALD printed in English and Frensh) win be
ysAshed at O'Clock in the morning. Single copies
wrappers s,xpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
msw YORK HERD viii be received st the following places
. Europe
lesDos-An European Express Co., II and Is Cornhi.
HARE- d. do. SPlace de Ia Bourse.
EIvmooI- do. do. R1mford street.
lvwsrcoL--John HI n.er, l2 Exchange street, East.
4he contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
g0 embrace the received BY mail and telegraph at
~ sce during the previous week, and to the heur Of
lDAlcation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

The DANISH SOUND DuEs--ANoTHER FIzzLE.
AT the meeting of the monthly session of our
Chamber Of Commerce last week, the Danish
Sound question coming up, Mr.. Arthur Leary
read letter addressed by the New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce to Mr.. Secretary Marcy,
inquiring what course should be pursued by
merchant vessels after the expiration of the
treaty. Mr.. Leary wanted the Chamber to
join in an application for the opinion Of Mr.. Mar
cy. The chairman objected to this course, and
stated that member Of the Chamber had al
ready seen Mr.. Marcy on the subject, who de-
clined giving any formal opinion. Every
captain passing the Sound must be left to act
on his own views Mr.. Marcy, however, sug-
gested that the obvious mode of proceeding
would be to pay al demands, if any, under
protest No motion was made on the subject,
which was then dropped.
Our treaty with Denmark on these Sound
dues expired on the 14th of April; but it has
been announced that two months grace has
been magnanimously allowed to Denmark.
after which our captains are recommended
still to pay the tolls under protest. This beats
Greytown. Marcy backs out. Pierce is too
busy with the forthcoming business at Cincin-
natl to be bothered with the Commandment of
Copenhagen. Looking to Washington, every
man can now perceive that Hamlet was right,
that "there is something rotten in Denmark"
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Mails for the Pacific.

rHE VIEW WORK HERALD-GALIFOaNIA EDITION.
fhs United States mail steamship llpois Capt Bogss
win lesvs this port his afternoon O'clock IL
AspinwaD.
The male fo- California and other parts 81 the Pacific
wAl elose at che o'clock.
1as NEW YORK TsGK.r HEsAID-Csliforria edition
scatAning the latest intelligence from all q the
vssld vii he pashed st eleven O'Clock nthe morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready tsr Iaing axpence
Agents VII; please send Ia their orders early pos
vd6le
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The Board or supervisors.

This branch of the city legislature, which should be
composed of the Mayor Recorder and Adermen has BE-
come defunct, BY An act of municipal suicide. The
powers and duties Of this body, when in existence
learn from Valentines manual in relation to levying
taxes and assessments, paying bills, &c Many Of the
city officials unable to get payment Of their claims.
and 1t is said that If the Coroners' bills not speedily
adjusted, they will proceed to hold inquest on this
body, which has been COW fer than four months
with ifait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

FORTY OF THEa.-The Rochester daily Union
(soft) says that 1--WE are confident from data
in our possession that not less than forty Of the
hard delegates ITO Cncinnatil have taken the
oaths and obligations Of the Know Nothing
Order" Forty black sheep in flock of seven
tyl We had no idea that the hards were 30
deeply dyed 10 the wool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

THE SADDLE ON THE OTHER HoRsEr-Our Sc
ward organs, who weep and howl SO dreadfully
over the lynching of an abolitionist, have no
drop Of pity for Sheriff ones, of Douglas coun
ty, Kansas. He was assassinated in bastard
ly manner; but, according to our Seward phi
lsnthrophists, being "border ruffian," they
served him right. They say that Jones twas
no Sheriff." that CHS claim as such rested on
the same right on which the highwayman
bases his right to property which he has
stolen" This is the opinion of Thurlow Weeds
organ. 1t is evident that the assassination of
Sheriff. Jones was part OF the Topeka plot for
the "freedom Of Kansas"
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Court Calendnr-This Day.

UNITED STATES DIsTRlCT CoURT.-Criminal causes.
SUPREME COURT General Term.-Non enumerated mo-
tions and Nos. to Is.
CIRCUIT eouBT-Nos GIL to 51s 500 to $685. $40 to b76
SIS 5S4 $50 GIL 613 0b TOT to 1884, 100 to 1885,
TIA, 776 to ,9T, 100 to 8l2, Sl4 to $40.
SUPERIOR CorRT-Nos go, 263, 449 $50, 200, 49, 103
4e 50o 12o So 217, 49, asa 52 $780, 5l1 545 SAT 10
$50, i55, 67, $40, 553 to 655, 55s to 585, 4s6.
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos. 8, 1121S lis, 1872, 215,
2l3 3D. 800, 1885, 1884, $751; 375, 1884, 4l1 1885, Part a..
Nos 544 tl5 81 81 60, 80, co. 49, 1884, l36, 2s4 ais
27g. 26S 3S1.
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Notice To Adyertfsors.

We compelled to ca the attention of advertisers TO
e ssy Of sending in their svors ssEiy hour
N1ae clock P. Il. ia the latest receive
tAa unless they relate TO deaths something Tally
urgent. We would also urge bre,y in ell advertise.
unntS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

FOREIGN DUTIES on ToBAcco.-We under
stand that the Zollverein have it in contempla-
ton to raise the duties upon North American
tobacco. Should they carry this intention into
effect, It will seriously affect the growth of the
plant in this country. Our government should
take immediate steps to demonstrate against the
measure. So many important interests will be
destroyed by it that it is important that no
time should be lost in making strong repressn-
tations upon the subject Our last commercial
circulars from Bremen state that the tobacco
market during the month Of March was cha
racterised by the absence of all supplies by
great frmness in prices. and by stocks as light
a. they have ever been during the last fifteen
years viz: COO hogsheads tobacco aud ste ms.
In fiscal point of view, the imposition Of ex-
cessive duties on this article would be the most
impolitic experiment that the Zollverein gov
ernments could make. 1t would completely
extinguish q source OF revenue which is daily
becoming more valuable.
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mail transportation the Panama Railroad forty:
eight miles, to be s3s 900 per annum, for semi monthly
trips stated to you road itself having
cost S8 600 600. The New York and Eric road
400 mies-cost $s1 900, and receives s9 600 per
annum for nineteen trips per week. He recommends
that he be authorized to continue contract with ths
Panama line at cost not exceeding and also to
contract for trans poraon the Nicaragua route at
cost not $500 the mails to alternate to fur
nish weekly mail with California
The sparring in the Senate Friday was severe.
Hon-Arrival or the Etna.
BosToS, May @4KP.M.
The screw steamship EtnA, from Liverpool for thig
port the 22d ut hres days after the departure OF
the Persia), is due, but up the present moment
there signs Of her from the lower station. The
weather is thick and rainy.
Ocnslse Of Eminent individuals.
EX-GOVERNOR TRoUP, OF aEOBGIA.
COLUMBIA, g. c., May 4, 1856.
Hon. Mr.. Troup, Ex-Governor of Georgia, died in Lsu
rens county, S. c., on the 26th
Ok. JOHN c. WARREN, OF BOSTON.
BosroN, Nay 4, 1856.
DR.. John G. Warren eminent physician in this city,
died this morning brief illness. He 20 years
Of age. s.ea-
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Z79, SbS 3SI.
White, Leader and Introducer sf rasIlions
g. ssD a w Ss Ne style & Sss s aud
- is + l:on street between Broadway and Nassau.
Tnc Espenscheid Fiat. These UnrivaIlssl
IA create, demssd than ever Ther superior quality
.Ad marvellous n ;eSsi %
na has. 81 smee ret iDsen'os s-r.nsemsn. The wearsr
@ s @ n f ever p en- G sny Z:
head So The, can b ASd = %
store 40 Broadway, tAree doors from otrys lIstes
20 and 10 Can't Port, slfs-By Helmes' Ma
chine process ard tweny arqs Depc. Of ar 2se srondws
morning. cei early.
a sue and Profitable Investmsnt.-Abso
INTO s.s a. sg.on wss Cd Nay !: oslS:a :: D. e
Tho cs o. NiSsSIis WIS., Known IS wafsrs Point. Those
ard rpad u =. 'mp:0,.s section
s sn ssDy @ PSs ss
feisrs inyes q tsere. ike manner, rom Gsp
aliss in The Hast and IN Europe a. an Immense profit Title
pf''SsS s;ns ANThoSY J. BIEECKKR 'SpS 1o. No
Second Hand ASolian Pianos, ut Very Lew
ers aoan $40 Fishers Scisa 80, $780,
% sS SS o T s ssN o sac ssS
on purchasing. For sac on montjy payments. '' ''''
Notice.-Thc Creditors Of the late Firm or
No. VIII ponae present their aims
before the 9Th nst al the Office OF the assignee No. MUIR
street. WIN. PATTON.
EEw YoRx, May ., 1856.
Lree md Muslin Curtains, from Auction
splendid bargains. "A great rush Is being made kelly
FURGUsOk's l Broadway, to Of tho ace and
muslin cursrs they selling less than OF mc0rta
ton 60 esrr Also, ae largest stock Of window shades Ia
New York cheap.
wedding and Waiting Cards, Envelopes,
&C. In The aest styles Coz nlar. notary society apd busl
seals with presses; silver door plates 100 df-ren pat
nsc ptons, coats Of arms, cyphers 3D. on stone
EVERD6IL 302 Broad way.
corner Duane street; established ls4o
Bargains, Bargains, at tho Canal stress
mrpe soreRch Brussels carpet &c. per gard; good nTco
,ly ss vsrd AL wool ingram 49, Nov T. me u,ns .ah
nx see. Il. A. PETERSON CO.. ~ Canal street.
CIsrk's Spool CottOn.-The Genuine Article
10 tho rae = IN T-T.TwR CIT ~ ev"% Sp'n
sj5s s.toL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05

n BACK HANDED DI-0W.-1n6 PRESIDENT
Washington organ, in leading article on
"the position of the Northern democracy =
throws out the following modest suggestion: =
II ought not to be over ooked that is allowable to
pre- or Presidential candidate vino is entirely reliable
he Nebraska issue although he has not been identified
with the struggle oecause he has not been
equally allowable to prefer candidates for Congress
,or the Senate and for the State Legislatures for the
same The inevitable consequence will be that
he recognition OF such policy In the selection OF
dcate or tho Presidency will be followed by rscogn
ton all other elections and It requires great
city 10 foresee that the final result will be ae dtmorai-
zaticn OF party and he final triumph OF abolition
ism in both houses of Congress ard in the Presidency
The plain Epglish of this bit of circumlocu-
ton is that the administration intends to hold
Mr.. Buchanan ineligible to the Cincinnati
nomination, on the ground that such nomina-
ton would "demoralize our party" franklin
Pierce is the ticket to prevent "this demorali-
zation." Let the harmony which he has re-
stored to the party in New York and elsewhere
be preserved.
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White, Leader and IntrOducer Of Fas1ll0ns
for geps hats will issue the style Of 6rab beaver aud
sassu nat On Wednesday May Z. WHITA, Halter,
las + ,il.on street. between Broadway and Nassau.
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Tnc Espeaschcid Hat. u These Unrivalles1
IA s.e create, demsHd than Ther quality
marvellous cneapneaH the secret OF his great demand
n. ksPHNsCaEID, liz Nassau street.
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Leee md Muslin Curtains, from Auction
splendid bsrgains "A great rush Is being kelly
FURGI sol IS ~ broadway to secure OF tho lace and
muslin cursrs hey selling at less than cost OF moorts-
ton 60 early Aso tae largest stock Of window shades Ia
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE AND TIE NTaGEn
WoRsiuprERs.-The Albany Eva,iag Journal, at
the head of a kite-aying slavery agitating ar
ticle, Indignantly asks, will the North be
forced into the African slave trade y and in
sist. upon it that freedom for Kansasc lie the
only thing that can prevent this outrage upon
Africa and the Africans. Such are the mise
rable shifts of the niger worshipping alliance
to keep up the excitement. We shall next pro-
badly hear that the "slsve oligarchy' are
plotting for the annexation Of Africa in order
to secure an inexhaustible supply of slaves at
less than prime cost.
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wedding and Waiting Cards, Envelopes,
&C. In the aes styles. Coz suar, notary, society and busi
seals with presses silver pates 100 dH4ren pat
erps; nscI ptons coats Of arms cyphers 30 on stone
EVERD Gil. 302 Broad way.
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NOtice.-The Creditors OF the late Firm or
Wright sniers Co. viii p!saae clAms
before the 9Th inst al the Office OF the assignee, No. IA Nur
WIN. PATTON.
Er,v Ynnp Nav '
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Second Hand AEolian Pianos, ut Very Low
rrces ut WATEBs, piano rooms 1888 Broadway. Oas Gil
NOLAN, cos $780, for $3.50 Fischers aosn cost $3.50
for $780, do. without NOLAN for $50 $50 s76 $780, $780, and
new par Sl.5 New pianos rent rent allowed
purchasing. For sac on mcnthly paymenA. !
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% aad 10 Cent Poral slfs-By Hcfmes' Ma
chine process twenty artqs Depot OF 2ss Broadway
Loo pictures axe. day Photographs he. Boy wanted tbs
morning. ceil earls.
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] onl hi ats. Cool aats.--llne OF tho

Res. inventions The dag SELLER CO.'S patent yenla
na has anplc Jet ip2enios arrangement The wearer
can opes or close hs has; and :. once he COOLEST. he
head Ia his word kemembe, they be- had q. ue
factory 81 Elm street. OF Dus3e. Until open
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Bargains, Bargains, at tho Canal stress
mrpet SoreRch Brussels CARPET S. yArd kood inoo
,y es vsrd all wool II grain 4 Now me Tune Dai
Nd see. \. A. JEFFERSON CO.. ~ canal suee'.
Clsrk's Spool Cott0n.-rhc Genuine Article
90 tho r --N sv.n
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26
Saint Paul Iron Store.
NICOLS & BERKEY,
Wholesale Dealers in
Iron Nails. Steel Plo,vs Avoc

wholesale Dealers In
Iron, Nails, Steel, Flows, Axes
Anuas, Vices, Belloaos, &. Heavy Hardware,
$50 Wabashaw Street, 51s .
Also, agents for Herring Heiz's Fire Proof Safes
A RE now receiving their large stock, insisting IL
IN part OF -~/ .df - F. ~
240 tons If assorted iron.
1000 kegs of assorted mails.
% tons Plow Steel. sc9a">
5 tons Spring Steele. Isl.
8 tons Cast Steele.
100 Sets Assorted Axels.
so pairs Elliptic Springs.
5000 pounds Harrow Teeth,
2 tons Grind Stones.
1000 Boxes Window Glass.
5000 pounds pure White Lead and Tin
Linseed Oil and Varnish. 7'
100 bundles Printing Paper.
Braking Flows, Cross and Corn Plows
Anvils, Bellows and Vices. ~
Shoeing, Hand and Sledge Hammers.
Large Iron Kettles.
Axes, Saws and Crobars.
e Cattle and Log Chains.
Wagon and Buggy Boxes.
Screw, Plates, Nuts, Washers and large assortmer
of vulcanized Rubber and Leather Betting. Lace
Leather and gun packages for engines, &c. &c. ali OF
which they will sell at low prices and liberal discouni
will be given to the trade.
may %, 1856. ,e2awt,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26
NICOLS, KINNIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin Ware, Agricultural
Implements, &C.. &c.

Corner Of Exchange and Saint anthony Streets
2 Near the American Hotel.)
..... ST. PAUL,
A RE now opening their large and carefully selected
IA stock, consisting in part OF Cooking and Parlo
StoveG OF the latest and most apI roved patterns,
Plate Pig Tin, Pig Lead, bar and sheet Lead, Copper
Bottoms, Braziel's and Timed Sheet Copper, shee
Zinc, sheet iron, and Nais of all sizes; Window Glass
and Shades, White Lead and Zinc Paints, Manila
Ropi ect.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such as Plows, CuttivatOrs, CuitivGor and Harrow
Teeth, Grain Cradles, SC, thes and Snatls, Handled
and Garden Rakes. two, three, ard four-pronged Ger
and cast steel Forks; Shevels, Spades, Mattocks
Picks, Grub and Hand Hoes, Hay KNIVES, Straw Gut
ters, Pruning Shears, Prier Scythes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvils, vices, Bellows, hand apd sledge Hammers
Axes, Hatchets, RaSps, Files, Carriage Springs
Axles, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Crow
bars, Coil, Log and Pump Chains, Cistern Pumps Well
Wheels and Buckets, brass, enammeled and French
pressed Ketiles Hollow Ware generally, Sad and Fire
irons. Also a general assortment Of
-t JAPANNED AND TINTVARE.
~ All sorts Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
done 10 order
This stock we have purchased almost exclusively
from the manufacturers, and therefore enabled
sell at the lowest rates.
The publicare respectfully invited 10 cal and
ne before buying elsewhere. jel6dlmawtf