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San Andreas independent., 1857-12-05

THE TRIUMPH OF PRIoREss IN ENG
LAND. = Mr.. Ten Brock has won a
straight forward victory, at last. Not, as is
well said, the victory of a match race be-
tween horse and horse, but the victory of
America over all England, in the greatest
handicup race of the English racing year.
The legitimate triumph of {" Young Amer
ica' over " Old England" d"-the defeat of
the flower of English racing stock by the
American mare, Prioress-in the feat
which obliterates the memory of previous
disasters, and compensates for all the dis
appointments to which American sport
ing men-proud of their native land, and
firmly convinced of the equality, at least,
of the American with the English horse
have been subjected
An English paper has the following :
Prioress, the horse that didn't win the
Goodwood Cup, has won the stakes of
$4,000 at the Newmarket races, and
made her mark as lasting on the English
turf, and as legibly, as the yatch America,
in the English waters Her owner kept
cool; he knew what was in the animal !;
he watched her steady improvement in
condition previous to the Newmarket; he
quietly heard the odds offered of 100 to |
against his little mare; he took out his
book and took all the bets; his little mare
won and now lie stands at least a qu.rter
of million better-some say half a
million-than he did before his money
making piece of horseAesh struck her
hoofS into the turf
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State OfCaIifornia,

JUSTICES COURT, NINTH TOWNSHIP.
The People of the State of California, to David
Leach, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
IL me, at my Office, in the Ninth Township
OF the County of Calaveras, on the 4th day
of January, A. d., 1858, at l o'clock, +. NJ,
to answer unto the complaint of W. ii. Ham
ford CO., who sue to recover ofyou the sum
of One Hundred and Seven Dollars and ? cts,
on open account, when judment will he taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and
answer
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said
county, Greeting: Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand the lst day of De-
cember, A. d., 1851
Ii w IL L Il
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NJ v" HALL, Z. 5.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.

Having read the affidavit of the plaintiffs in
the above entitled cause, and being fully salts
lied of the facts therein set forth, it is hereby
ordered, that the above summons be served by
publication in the San Andreas Hdependeat, a
weekly newspaper published at San Andreas,
IN said county, once week for one month.
Witness my hand this lst day of Dcmember,
A. ID. 1881 NJ. W. HALL,
dec 5-l4 Justice Of the Peace.
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DE-. F. M o7Brien.
Specimen Hill Quartz Co.'s Notice.

Specimen Hill Quartz Co. S Notice.
A LII Stockholders in this Company,
IN who are one month or more in arrears,
for Assessments, at this date, are respectfully
requested to pay up. or enough of their stock
will be sold to settle the same, together with
costs-sale to take place at the company's
office at Angels, on Saturday, January I'd, at
2 o'clock p N.
CHARLES sCOFIELD, President
A. A. POLAND, Secretary.
s. II. Quartz Co.'S Office Angels, Dec 2 81 [1m-14
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[ am also posted as a delinquent for
the year 1857, and have the sheriff re-
ceipt, by NJ. Rowen, deputy.
j. Il. CHM.
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a. SALON AN
Watch Maker and Jeweler

Mmphys, North side Nam ST., ms. r. Ner,oa's
Building
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ROBERT CHAMBERS SAMUEL IRVINE
kInd eE'hOOlx Livery
AND
. ALE STABLEs

Broadsray, corner Church street, San Andreas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
Trinity Co. Election Precincts.
[BY ORDER BOARD OF SUPERVISORS !

[BY ORDER BOARD OF sUPERvIsoRs.]
Ordered. that election precints be established
ms hereinafter named, and all precincts not pro-
vided for in this order be abolished.
Judges and Inspectors are appointed as fol-
lows:
Trinity Center Precnct-Judges, Geo. Williams
and JOS. Stephens; F. B. Simonds Inspector,
polls to be opened at Gregory's store.
Ridgeriiie Precinct.--Polls at Hutchinson's. In
spector, Saml. B. Lane judges, Jno. Hutchinson
and Chas. Ames.
Bates Ranch Precinet.-Pols at Bates. In
spcctor, F. II. Brown ; judges, James Good and
Jno, He'll.
Eastnan's Precinct.-Polls at winklo & Ian.
ver's trading post. Inspector Wm. Blagrave
judges, d. j. Calvin and - Montgomery.
Le,giSton Precinct.--Polls at Phillips House.
Inspector, James Kelly judges, II. Stowell and
John Taylor.
Grass Valley Precinct.-Polls at Lowden's. In
spcctor, P. Doll ; judges, Major Lowdcn and G.
W. Van Horn.
Indian Crech Precinct-Pols at Capt Mar
tins Store. Inspector. W. c. Estes; judges,
! Dennis Searlcs and F. Wells.
Point Bar Precinct.-Pols at Cooks trading
post. Inspector, d. Cook judges, Wm Stilwell
aud JOS. Huber.
Randka Bar Precinct--Pols at C. Stanhopc's.
Inspector, R. Price judges, NJ. W. Personett and
Wm Kncaid.
House. Inspector, Wm Anderson judges, d.
Steiner and N. Bates.
ARKANSAS Dam Precinct.-Polls at ]. Il. Lin
coins. Inspector, VIM. G. Given judges, j r.
Lincoln and G. Live.
Mouth Canon Greek Precinct.-Polls at Carter
House. Inspector. John Duncan judges, Jno
Carter and A. j. Price.
North Fork Precinct--Polls at Wilson's House
Inspector, A. +. Bilay judges, D. Mackey and
Jno. McMuray.
Big Fiat Precinet.-Polls at A. McQuillan's
Inspector, A. McQullian judges J. 7. Weaver
and Dixon Levers.
Cors Bar Precinct-Polls at Smiths House
Inspector. W. II. Irvine judges, Ii. Chiffon and
p. X. Shively.
7aylors Fiat Precinct.-Polls at Jud. brakes
House Inspector, J. W. Phillips judges, Wm
McCollum and Sim. Coggshal.
Burnt Ranch Precinct.-Polls at Winslett's
House. Inspector, j. W. Winslett judges, W
II. Vance and Alex. Tinslcy.
.Ncw River Precinet-Pols at G. W. Davis
House. Inspector, G. w. Davis judges, j. Sla.
ter and C.. W. Quimhy.
Pathsndke Precinct.-Polls at Bayer's store
Inspector. Peter Schwint Judges, - Benja,
min and Peter Daniel
East Fork Precinct-Polls at Townsend's In
spector, II. NJ. McKenna judges, D. B. Kicker
and B. p. briggs.
Tyson's Prscinet-Pols at Cozad & Co.'s
Inspector, c. P. Harker judges, JOS Depinctt
and J. w. Stater.
Canon City Precinct-Polls at Dannenbrink's g
Inspector, Z. Flower judges T. l.. Anderson
and c. Dannenbrink.
Oregon Gulch Precinct-Polls at Ellott's. In
spcctor, A. ]. Felter judges, Jno. Elliott aud
Jno. Jackson.
! Georges Precinet-Polls at B. NJ. Georges
Inspector, b. M. George judges, II. Smith and
p p. Hlliard.
Ruch's Precinct-Polls at NJ. Ruch's Inspect
or, NJ. Ruch /; judges, J. Q. A. Carrier and R. B
Wells.
Weaveruhe Precinct-Pols at Court Room
Inspector. L. A. Noyes judges, Jno. Martin and
S, d. Kreidsr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

ORovnLE AND YREKA TEIEGRAPH-The Butte
Record of Saturday, Aug. 18th, thus speaks Of the
above work:
We give below an estimate of the cost per
mile Of constructing line of telegraph from
Oroville, via Red Bluffs, Shasta and Weaver, to
Yreka. From Oroville to Red Bluffs. sl6O per
mile from Red Bluffs to Shasta, $50; from
Shasta to Weaver, sl75 from Weaver to Yreka.
$500. This would make the total cost for the
line complete to Yreka, not to exceed $50, ,OO0
We have this information from a reliable source
from parties who are willing TO construct the
line for the above amount, and give bonds for
The faithful performance of the contract. The
general rule heretofore in getting up telegraph
companies, has been TO place the stock at double
the amount of actual cost, thereby enriching the
contracting parties and giving them control of
the stock, to the dctriment of the bona fde pay
ing subscribers.
We should be pleased to be in communication
with our friends in the north. and hope the nfor-
nation herein contained will have q tendency to
forward the enterprise. If the line can be built
for $4,000, the public ought to be cognizant of
the fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.

r J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., Physician, Surgeon
IL. and Accoucher, invites the attention of the
sick and afflicted females laborng under any of
the various forms of diseases of the brain, lungs,
stomach, liver, womb, blood, kidneys, and all
diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doctor is ef-
fecting more cures than any other physician in
the State of California. Let no false dclcacy
prevent you, but apply Immediately, and save
yourselves from painful suderngs and premature
death. All married ladies, whose delicate health
or other circumstances do not allow an increase
in their families should call at Dr. L. j. Czapkay IS
Medical Institute, SACRAMENTO STREET.
BELOW MONTGOMERY. and they will re-
ecive every possible relief and help. The
Doctors Offices are so arranged that he can be
consulted without the fear ofmolestation. If de-
sired, DR.. G. will visit the ladies at their residen-
ces.
All the consultations (by letter or otherwise)
free. Address to DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, and opposite Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co., San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.-Our city so unlike
every other within the confines of Christendom
has no loafers or grog-shops, bloats and bruisers
10 disgust the lovers of prepriety. nor to lounge
around corners, nor in stores, Offices and other
places of business. Its streets, musical with the
busy hum of peaceful industry. can be traversed
at all hours, and by all ages and both sexes. with
the most perfect impunity from molestaton.-
And this desirable result is attained almost solely
by the force of public opinion and example, unin-
forced by numerous police, lock ups. officers
and courts, everywhere else sustained at so enor-
nous an expense. No gambling dens and other
viler holes yawn to engulph the unwary, reeking
with the foul odor Of most awful denominations.
Is not our city heaven began on earth COM
pared with any of which we have record since the
days of Enoch?
Within the few years since improvements were
first commenced upon this far OF naked Site fruit
and ornamental trees and shrubbery, and numer-
Gus public and private buildings have varied the
dreary scenery, as though transplanted thereon
by the hand of magic, or were but the illusory
sketch by skillful artist, all is so changed And
right here we will ask, and will be by them an
swered sooner or later, how can the pro fcssedly
sapient editors of the New York Herald and Tri-
bune, and all other editors who follow in their
fashionable wake, reconcile the facts of such use
full and praseworthy improvements and correct
practices, with their most abominabe misrcprc-
sentations, about people concerning whom they
actually appear TO know nothing? Such mex
cusable blunders in their trade, commerce and
news columns, such gross ignorance displayed
upon any worldly topic treated upon by them, as
is invariably INDUCED in when the 'Mormons'
serve as the text, would consign their boasful
publications to oblivion within month. at least
with every honorable reader.-Desere Netos.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

An AMERICAN IN LONDON. North .f,neri-
Reuiew tells the following good story:
A countryman Of ours, of somewhat rude ap-
pearance, walking in the Strand, early in May,
saw his favorite dish of strawberries and cream
blushng at him from the counter of restaurant.
Entering he carelessly called for bowl, TO the
marked surprise of several persons present. who
knew the extravaganza of the luxury. aud right
ly presumed the American was ignorant at what
cost he was putting himself He had not finished
his repast before the curious looks OF the COM
pany suggested his mistake, and aroused all his
latent pride. "What is to pay? J" inquired he,
as he laid down the dish, not without lowering
eide-look at the wiseacres who waited for his
chop-talen aspect when the victualer's reply
should fall upon bis waiting ear. "a guinea,
sir" Tossing down the coin from not overful
purse. and briding up with an cir of assumed
indifference, III take another" " was the Ame-
rican's only reoinder
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

MORMON CONVENTION From the proceedings
OF the late Mormon State Convention, held in
Sacramento, as published in the Bee, we extract
the following:
Mr.. Watson, of San Bernardino, presented the
name of General Jefferson Hunt Of San Bernar-
dino, as a candidate for Governor. In presenting
the name of the old Patriarch Of the faith, the
speaker was greeted with most unbounded ap-
plausc. Mr.. Wilson, Of San Francisco, nominated
Sam Brannan, and introduced the nomination
with some very complimentary remarks. Mr.
Wilcox. of Placer nominated Mr.. Pickett. The
nominations being closed, the convention pro.
cceded to ballot
FIRST BALLoT.-Brannan, %; HUT 40 Pick.
EFT, 80.
SECOND BALLoT--Brannan, 22 Hunt, 81
Pickett, 81.
Mr.. Pickett having received majority of al
the votes, was unanimously nominated as the
Mormon candidate for Governor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

A MAIDEN aunt, whose locks of snow
Proclaimed her young--some years ago,
Reproved her niece, damsel gay,
For dressing in the wanton way
By which our modern girls expose
A vast deal more than eyes and nose
"Why cant you hide what ought to be hid.
And dress modest and plain az your grand
mother did ~
"Dear aunt, SO do-as You may preceive,
| dress in the mode Of Grandmother-EUe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

" The WORK GOES BRAvELY ON."-The parti-
zan press have commenced the laudabe work of
reviling their opponents in good earnest and in
set phrases. One says. Walkup is from the land
OF long knives and bloody blades. Arkansas -
another, that " Stanley stole dozen niggers and
them into perpetual slavery" third, that
" Weller robbed three banks and ran away with
the wives of four of bis ncighbors. in Ohio :" a
fourth, that Field served ten years in the PEN
itentiary for sheep stealing;" fifth, that
" Bowie cut the throats of twenty or thirty Of
his enemies with a large k,-henee the origin
of the Bowic-knfe :; " sixth, that Vaudeville
is an Arab, and ineligible to Office +" seventh,
that % Cheesman has fought six duels, and made
three widows and any number Of orphans :" an
eighth, that DR.. Gum has been charged dozen
times with grand larceny :" and ninth, to cap
the climax, says that the whole caboodle of the
candidates of the " adverse factions " are either
thieves. robbers, gamblers, drunkarls duelsta or
vagahonds. Next to fish monger in Billings
gate, commend US to California political edi-
tor i-Goiden Era
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

GIRLS AND BEARDs.-Two young Misses, dis
cussing the qualities of some young gentlemen,
were overheard thus:
No. We'll, | like Charley, but he is rather
grlsh, and he hasn't got the least bit of a beard
No. 2--I say Charley has beard, but he shaves
it off.
No. mo, he hasn't neither, any more than
have.
No. 2-I say he has, too, and know it, for it
pricked mn cheek!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

Fontsnele being asked one day by lord wait
ing at Versailles what difference there was be-
tween a clock and woman, instantly replied -
A clock serves to point out the hours, and
woman to make us forget them'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

Established for the permanent cure Of all private and
chronic diseases and The suppression of quackery
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
TIPPERARY, IRELAND.
March oSth 1879

llfPERART, IRELAND,
March 25th, 1853
Ny DEAR NEPHEW Il have not heard any ything
from ye sens the last time We wrote to me.
have moved from the place where now live, or
should have written to you before. did not
know where letter mite find ye first, but now
take my pen in hand to drop you few lines to
inform We Of the death of yer own livin uncle
Fitzpatrick. He died very suddenly after a long
lingcrin illness Of six months. Poor man, he
suffered a great deal. He lay long time in con-
vulsions, perfectly quiet and speachless all the
time talking incohcrcntly for water. Pam very
much at loss TO tell ye what his death is occa-
stoned at but the doctor thinks it is occasioned
by his last Sickness for he was not well ten days
at time during his confinement. His age ye
kno just as well as can tell ye-he was twenty
five years old last March. lacking fifteen months,
and if he had lived till this time he would ben
six months ded jist.
N. B.-Take notis enclose to We tin pound
note which your father sends to you unbenone to
me- Your mither often speaks OF ye--she would
like to send ye the Brndle COW, and wud en-
close her till ye but for the horruns.
wud beg ov We not TO brake the saal nv this
letter until two or three days after ye rade it,
for which time yen he better prepared for the
sorrowiul news.
PATRICK O'BRANIGAN.
To Michael Clancy.
No Rrood stroet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

THE husband Of beautiful wife, upon return
ing home one day, was met by one of his off
springs, all smiles, cappng his hands, and say
ing:
Pa, Mr.. B has been here /; he's such
nice man-he kissed US all round and mother too
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

AN IRIsHMANs LErrER.--The following is n
true copy of letter received in Boston from
across the water:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
PROFANE WORDS.

As polished steel receives stain
From drops at random flung,
So does the child-when words profanc
Drop from parents tongue.
The rust cats in, and oft we find
That naught which we can do.
To cleanse the metal or the mind,
The brightness will renew.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

Two Constables for Trinity Township.
" Stewart F."
" Weaverville
" South Fork
" CahonCreek "
" North Fork "
Witness my hand and seal of the County
Court, horeto affixed. at office in Weaver
[L.s.l vile, Trinity County this, 9th day OF Au-
gust, A. D., 1857
JNO. A. WATSON, Co. Clerk.
Ordered, that the foregoing election notice,
together with the Governors Proclamation, or
ding an election, be published in the TRINITY
JOURNAL for three consecutive weeks prior to the
End day of September next.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk
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CertiH O "a t @ .

DETERSEN'S VEGETABLE STOMACH
L BITTERS, have found to be an excellent
Tonic and Stomachic preparation.
Il. A. THOMAS, M. D.
Weayerville, July IL, 1857 25-3m,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
SPERMATORRHGA.

.nR local weakness, nervous debility. low spir-
~ its, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and
back, indispostion and incapability for labor and
study dullness of apprehension, loss of memory,
aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity,
self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary
discharges, pains in the sde affections of the
itles in man, are cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay.
His method of curing diseases is new unknown
to others,) and hence the great success All con-
sultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
L. Czapkay, M. D., San Francisco, California.
San FRANCISCO, March 2S, 1857. 9-3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

HoLLowAY's PILLS are indispensable TO the So
curity of health and life in new settlements. Fe-
yer and ague, bilious remttents, and bowel COM
plants are the worst enemies the western pioneer
has to encounter, and he can only certainly and
permanently put them to fight with the aid of
this unrivalled catbartic, detergent, and restora
tive. There are mutitudes of sallow and feeble
invalids, now languishing in the western clear
ings, under the endemic diseases of that region,
who would soon find their healthy appearance
strength, and cheetfulness return, under course
Of Hollonay's Pills
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

SEVEN Tons OF SIIvER.-A boat pulled by six
men left one OF the San Francisco wharyes on
Monday. loaded to her gunwales with over seven
tons Of silver dollars. This specie, 5000 900 in
amount, was placed on board the ship joseph
Peaby, bound for Canton. 1t consisted of Mex.
can dollars, which, as they command premium
of fifteen per cent. in China are now going to
that country in large quantities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
IT HAS NEVER FAILED--I CANNOT FAIL TO CURE

NS-B Beware of Quack Nostrums, and use med
icine that has proved itself the only
Infallable Remedy ON the Earth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

MONUMENT TO JAMES KING OF WM.-The .aha in
speaking of the monument erected over the grave
Of James King of VIM. says:
THE monument, which was placed above the
martyrs grave but week since, is of Italian
marble-not purely white, but very highly pol
ished--and, although exhibiting no elaborate
workmanship, very handsome aud, we think,
more appropriate Than would be one on which a
greater amount of labor had been expended Il
Is plain foursided obelisk, fifteen feet in height
and placed upon two bases of California granite
Upon the east side of the monument, enclosed
within wreath of laurel and oak nterwined, is
the simple inscription, james King of VIM ,
and on the other, James King of VIM, born Jan.
28th. Died May Goth, 1861
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29
YE THAT SUFFER
READ READIi READIi
DIR. PAREIRA'S
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY!I

For the certain and speedy cure of Diseases Of pr'
rate nature, no matter hop long standing, ,cithof
any injurious effects to the system, or any change
Of the diet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

To Michael Clancy.
No. Broad street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-29

ORovTLLE AND YREKA TEIEGRAPH.-The Butte
Record of Saturday, Aug. 18th, thus speaks of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21

rs receiving from The manufactures 81
| the North aud from Europe, direct. The
largest aud most complete stock Of Hardware
ever Offered 10 his uistke {, and he ~ ollcriug
Il AZ t'c kOTy lowest market rates hy Wholesale
and retail liz stock consist IN rari. Of the
following, VIZ 300 tons Of kHgisb Iron of
"a sorted sizes: 1000 bundles of sheet Iron
assorted numtAsrs; 1900 bundles 81 hoop
IRON from to inches $50 tons Of tine
American Iron, assorted sizes m ousehole
Anyi,, patent chain Wees, solid brae box
cos, coiief.keycd and bouch Vices, east iron
Pipes J and } ,uchrs ~ diameter wrought
non welded Fipc, al sizes cart and wagon
Nxles, hraziers' Copper sheet Iiuc, Srelter
Tim plate. Bleak TIN, spcl,er Solder Lead
Lead pie.. all sizes sheet Lead, drop and
buck Shot. 20 tons o. pure white Lead. French
Z,nc Paint, black green, yellow and red Paint
sraurd in oil boiled and raw IInseed Ol :
ire uroef Paint Japan, copal, coach, brigh
and black Varuishes sand and emory Paper
patent Dryers paint, whiiewa-h and other
iru-hcs 5000 Kegs of 'ut Nails, assorted
sizes, ship. boat and composition, spike pat
eat ei~h Mails, a new article oakum. iared
aud Urcd -heeung Paper, alking hlailct~
ard iools.
CA~TINGS-50 ton. Of castings such rs
Pots. lsskc Ovens, Spiders, -killet-, t'aft and
Wagon Boxes French pots, Stoves, Of every
description, Furnaces, and Irons. 30 eask,
Daudtons Nous patent Portable tauldtous,
Cast lion Bah Tubs, y ard and C..iern Pamps
Gmuscf's Patent 'Com Cob and MeAi Mills,
sash weights
NlNIt.lA AND HEMP ROrE-20 tons
Of Nmta Rope, aIi sizes from , 20 IN diam
cler also, al sizes cf tafed Hemp rope. Iute
aud Cotton rope, Flow lines, sash cord, Patent
STRAPPED block, all s.1os. Corner blocks strap
ed and unstrptd Pump boxes. IAN mill-
Corn shelters, tour kinds iiiggid Grind. stoncs
Flows Of a'l sizes; CaltHator-, llarrroWs
Harrow tooth, ~hoyo- and Spades, all Of the
best makers Hay GScs, -cyihes Cradle Soy
thes. rilsH fnrs- ard al! ether s.ajs vi aei-
cultural Implement, that are used.
TIN PiAlE--AN Kinds Of ga smith
aud Copper smiths ieuis and machines, iQf
working II copper, lIn, Xne or sheet lion,
~uuc II tAe machinery is entirely new, never
before introduced into tins market every de-
.cupiiou Of Finding, tur Tin smiths, such Us
handles. .Ac., together Wlih o large sioek OF
Jagaua,d aad panishea Tn Ware
toopef' ioe.s ot every description.
Black -miAH Tools oil oil kinds
Ship arpoaipr- and house Carpenter tools
Of aU knds, a..o machinery fer working OF
wood. machinery TT working iron
Block uuWafr SILVER plaicd-Nare Of s.ngie
double aud ubie plate HARDWARE Of ever
description.
il- stock IS too extensive TO particuatI1c
suffice Il to Jay hat Il would be sufficient %
make SIX separate establishments IN any Of the
Northern cities.
Purchasers are invited to examine his stock