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The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Es" 1t may seem strange, but it is a
fact, that men generally are much more
afraid of women, than women are of men,
and fearing to "break the ice' is a fruitful
cause Of old bachelorsm.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
Administrators Notice.

AUmlnIStratOr7SN NOtICc. n.
A Ill PERSONS having claims against ne sr hs
IA tate of F. B. FRENCH, deceased are nelsSs .Ss
notified to exhibit the same, within ten monsu1
from the date of this notice, with the necesss;3
vouchers, to Addimena S. French, Admnet[ssM.M.e ss..e
of said +. B. French, at her residence on no'''
Shoe Bar in Placer County.
ADDIMENA S. FRENCH
October Sd, l857-4w AdmlnisNs".~.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

A number Of absconding slaves have
escaped from starvation and kicks in Canada
to their old masters in the Southern States.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

A machine has been invented for shearnr
sheep which occupies but three minutes in
the operation, when the animal jumps from
the machine so smooth that one would sup
pose it never had an outer co:t to its back.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

MURDER IN NEvADA.-The Sacr.mon..
Union learns from persons from Nev,d.
the following particulars Of the late nv.
der at that place:
John vedder was killed by Henry p,,u
mer City Marshal, under circumstances 'u~' r"n
resented to us to be of the most aocrav.tas .p,
character. An intimacy had existea \"
tween Plummer and Vedder's wife. vhi"h
had caused separation between the u" m..
ried pair, although Vedder continual -1' ~
occupy his old residence On FRIDAY n: :oS, ~
Sept. 25th, about twelve o'clock. VedSSo.
returned home, and was shot throuob .. ~.
heart, on ascending the stairs as IS ann
posed, by Plummer, he being in the house.
in company with vedder's wife, and no
one else present The particulars Of ths
transaction are, of course known only to ,bs
guilty party and his companion. 'Wbeth'
er there was any alteration before N.
fatal shot was fired, is known oplv ~
them. Mrs. Vedder will be the onlv vii.
ness at the trial, and considering the in.
timacy between her and the accused will
in all probability, give the most fsyorahls
account Of the transaction for him. Plum.
mer was at once arrested and lodged in
Jail, having waived a preliminary examin.
alton. The populace were much exa.per.
ated.
Plummer has since been admitted 10
bail, and is now at large. The excitement
among the people has subsided.
LATER.-Pummer's bondsmen have piyen
him up to the authorities, and has again been
incarcerated in Jail.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Had the present season proven favorable
tLis exhibit would have been moro satisfac
tory. This year the Oat crop was an entire
e-:i..-~ nf ha, ."e have but 1900 tons for
1857, against 1910 in 1855.
In neat cattle there has been largo de-
crease, owing to the fact that few, as yet are
raised in this county, but driven here from
other parts Of the State, sold and slaughtered.
In Cows and Sheep we find an increase.
The falling off in the number of Horses we
are unable to account for, as it is certain
more horses are used in farming than year
ago, and fully as many in st; ging teaming,
.Sc
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Eg' The Sacramento Age comes to us
greatly reduced in size. To-day it is to re-
lapse into its former position of an indie
pendent paper under the proprietorship of
Appleton & Ford. Messrs. Wright g. Nc
Donald, are to continue as editors.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
Sacramento Agency,

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
for Sacramento City. for the soliciting OF adver-
tiscmcnts and subscriptions for the Placer Her.
aid. april4 Il
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

ODD FELLOWS AT SARAusvILLE.-The I.
O. 0. F. organized a Lodge at Sarahsville
on Thursday.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

KILLEp.-Lidus Cross was killed on Mon
day, at Folsom; his team ran away. and he,
falling out Of the wagon; and his skull brok-
en-. He was much respected citizen and
leaves wife and children.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Rrou D1GGINGs.-Several claims at mur-
dcrer's Bar, on the Middle Fork of the
American, have been yielding from $500 to
$1,000 per day for some time.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

AN OUNCE PER DAY.--The Golden Gate
claim at Sarashville, is paying at the present
time an ounce per day to the hand. Good
wages.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

The increase in the manufacture Of lum-
Dor for the past year has been large--which
will convey some idea of the wealth and
extent of our forests:
1856. 1857
No. of feet sawed lumber, l2,5O0, 600 29,O35, 900
The Assessor, in his report for 1885, did
buildings-this year he returns the valuation
of such property at $24a,l54. This year he
returns money at interest at $ll6,39l, which
We suppose was included in tho item Of
Solvent Debts in the Report Of 1855.
In the following list is shown the increase
of cash canital for the nast year.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
AMBR0TYPES! AMBRoTYPES!! +!

lM MENSE kUSH!
NOrcrOss' New Daguerrean Room"
Entrance on Commercial street, nert adjoining
Hall & ALIENS Bank. Also, on Main street
through the Je,celry Store.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECl+
Il fully announce to the citizens Of Auburn
and vicinity. that he has now permanently estao
lshed the PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSLNESS 10
all its various branches, having recently built sno
reftted the above named place. has now the .. Is.'
gest and best adapted Sky Light in the osass,
and will guarantee to produce superior plcIalea
in from to 3 seconds of time, by the Amolo
type, Melainotype, Photograph, and DagueritsT, Iiss
type process, at prices varying according 10 sy0
and quality of case from S3 to $40. An eA'eu,
sive, new and we'll selected stock Of cases an0
lockes on hand.
Gs-Childrens Pictures taken in less than 0ne
second ,
Call early and secure Genuine Likeness.
Rural and Mining Views taken on short no''0
and at reasonable prices.
w. F. NORCROSS.
Auburn, October Sd, l857.-my
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

cable to be in the least degree attached
any one connected with the ship. IN ~ 70
contrary, must take this opportunity 1% ~ M .ne
pressing, on the part of the comn:n, ~ :. ~
great obligation we are under to the o{,;oo' .ue
and yourself and men; and will e.toosa tn,ce!s :!
a favor If you will think them on nv sh hah u u
for the never falling zeal and attsn,;"u uVi"''
which have so universally been displayed ld;a "a
our cause" 1oo IL
A trial of speed was also made on +p.;
returning to England, between the Aao,.a'' sae''
non and the United States frigate N;ar""a, Nv'','
and Susquehanna. The Niagara w;rS ~,
ease passed the Agamemnon, showiaer .h.. a..
her speed was superior, which was s,r.aS .ns'
ingly gratifying to our people. N'''a'
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

A Schoolmaster, not a hundred miles from
this town was one day questioning class
and amongst Others, asked how many senses
there were. "Seven sir" said little fellow
with great confidence, drawing himself up to
his topmost hight. "Provo it." said the
master. "Well taste is one, feeling two,
smelling three, two ears are five, two
eyes make seven"
There is an English statute, tits said, which
gives one-half Of q penalty to the king, the
other half to the informer-thc penalty
being fourteen years transportation.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

SrAMpEDEp.-Capt Bogart, of San Diego,
had forty or fifty fine mud turtles, in a pen
to fatten but some william let down the bars
and stampeded the animals! They fled with
'frightful velocity"
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Nor DECIDED.-It is understood that the
Executive Committee of Vigilance have been
for some time debating the expediency Of res
ending the order Of expatriation issued
against Muligan, Duane and others. The
present organization Of the city government,
it is contended, gives the committee the op-
portunity of fully disbanding, and that the re-
turn of the men sent away could now be pro-
ductive of no injury TO the body polite. The
matter, we hear, is warmly argued pro and
cen, and as yet no decision has been arrived
at s. +. Globe.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Hon. l. ToucEy, Secretary Of the Navy.
Capt Hudson also sends letters from Mr..
Bright, engineer Of the directors, speaking
in the highest terms Of Capt. Hudson and
all on board, and concludes by saying, II feel
it my duty before leaving the Niagara, to
state that do not consider the fracture Of
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DAILY LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily fsRGS~ a
i United States Mail Line from Nashville l6lb-szst
and Cairo, leaving Nashville at p o'clock
NJ and Cairo At A. NJ. -
]. G. CLINE, HIrR, MASTER CITY or HUNTSVILLE
WEAyER, Master AMBASSADOR, WATT, Master; Aida,
HARNAN, Master,
This line daily connections Cairo with the CAIN
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the Louisville and
ST. Louis Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
10 ST. Louis and Chicago. Passengers BY this line
New Orleans Memphis, st. Louis and Louisville In
less time than any other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Nail Packet ONCE Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President,
nOv99-H n. & N. U. s. Mail Packet Company.
MEMPHIS AND NAs HViLLE PACKET
THE hne passen ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
L JAMES MILLER, will in the above trade eef ,
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY al 4
P NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving
place on the day and at the same time advertised
A. HAMILTON,
oet23-tf HARRISON AGENTS
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
SALLIE WESI..... CAPT. J. n. CORBTT.
ELLAs.s.- JANIS LOWELL.
THESE boats will be the regular packets be- -
Il tween St Louis and Nashville this season, IlafA
and will commence their trips Immediately -
after the first rise IN Cumberland River. They will maze
their trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every i've days.
Oct23-n P. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
-

TTNE Grsat Central Route connecting the Atlantic etsa
With6 eseFn Northeastern snd Southwestern Statsa
By continuous hallway direct This road also connects
st Psbrg With Gay line OF Steamers 70 all ports on
the Western kvers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to al ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most Gireci cheapest and reabJs FoU3s By which
FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from the GrsGt We5k
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
fA IN 5o4sS F2 eO Fss Sogs R Ooo' per loon
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bsles,) Hardware, Lea }75e per 16OE
Their, &o.............-.......
THIRD CLASS.-Acvils, Baggnq, Bacon, 81 81.
ana Pork On bulk } Hemp, De-. o'0 per tV0t
FOURTH CIlASS.-CsHee, Fish, Bacon -- 800.
and PORK fpGcked Lard and lard Oil ''s lS' 'OyU
Fi3uT-&l per b5l. until further uBUCe.
tirdin-50 cts per leo l55- uuld hu thsF aatice
Cottou-s2p per bale IotoEcesIing5CU lbs. weight
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phiia
dolphin, be particular to marx package va PhlGdeif
RGjL~OGd" All Goods consigned to the Agents u this
Road OF Philadelphia or Pttsburg will be forwarded WIZ
out detention.
FREIeHF AeEsTs-HArris, Wornley 4 Co Memphis
Tennessee; z. Z. sass Co, st, Louis; J. = MULyli
Son. Evansville, Indiana DumesniL Bell and Gur5oCk
Garter Jewet Louisville, Ky. & c.. AsldrSm hBdsOn
Indiana; SpFgmGu Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati,
N. W. Graham & Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio ecch & Co. No
81 klby street Boston; leeeh Co. Ast0r House. New
York. MOL William street. and Nos BatierE Place New
York; E. Sneeder, Philsdelphia MagraF Rooms Bal
hmOre; Geo. Franciscus PtsbuTg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General FFsigG Agsat, Pkila.
q. ]. LOABAERT, SEP't, AIt00aa, "a.
ianI '57.-lv
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HUNDLEY, BALDWIN q co.
COaChmakGPs,
OLENSVILLE, TENN

w have Just commenced business
w and are prepared 10 build CARR LF-@a-5<hskA
ages, KockaEays and Buggies Of al ssZ1FtsETH1
descriptions. We invite buyers 10 call 90
and examine stock before purchasing, just
received the lass. Paris, New York London fashions.
Also Eyrets patent coupling the greatest enOn
is. Purchasers will please give CALL and they
not fail to be satisfied Our work s warranted. Orders
promptly attended and terms favorable Painting and
repairing atthe lowest prices. small fav0rs thank
fully received, and large in proportion Lnoy296n.
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New Years Gifts.


VTTB propose give purchasers large portion Of the
W value Of the following dssirEbl. property:
lst desirable lot for Tie erection large Store House,
fronting AZ leet Market street, opposite H. s. Frenehs
End. A Lot Of the description, fronting - feet on
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots, fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street Yves. Nashville.
4l Nashville extended, "a Of beautiful land
subuvided into half lots having long front the
middle Franklin Pike, only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence OF W. n. BbO ESQ. The aOOveis
Of the best investments offered ia this Market
e prefer selling the track Ia body.
Also, SO OF land, miles from the city
the Broad street Pike The sauguins judges of Real
Estste KEEP pace with the advance in value Of West
Nashville property.
We also offer two beautiful Lots the Gay and
Park Streets in Watkins Premium ddIton Nashville
5th. Edgtdeld is onward We offer for sale mag
Hlceut Residence lot Of % fronting CO feet the
Gaaln Pike opposite the haBtsoms residence Of Gov,
Neil 5. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting
each on the G4adn Pike, Woodland Russell and Father
land streets, ia H0usIOns BlOod BrocEwsy and other
addihonsto Edgeded. also, suumber Of Premium lots 10
Brownsville abOuI2z miles from tue city. We have SOLD
about S61UOO Real Estate the last Those wishing
bargains viii dad 10 their interest to give cal before
our supply is exhausted. Nashville is growing aster than
ever and Real Estate aud Will continue enhance
rapidly DO value. J. b. & X. W. BROWN,
lIn4-lm AK Cherry street.
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INHALATION n CONNUM PTION,

INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases Of the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the lEHAL
MEDTCATED VAPoRs AND PowDERs, by Absorption
and Constitutional treatment, Praeeed at the "stuyys
Heart Liver Female Complaints D. spepsa, Veneeal Alice
uOhs ana chrome Diseases enera VIII receive the aeh
ton Of the Physicians whom such may have been espe
The Unprecedented success which has attended this me
thod Of treating diseases Oihe Lungs and Throat, has in
duced US depart from our usual course, and avail
ofthe Press in order to bring il to tie kno 'a.-
may be laborug predisposed aBecuOns.
The dawn Of brighter day has al length arrived for the
Consumplive The doctrine of ucura6ty Consump-
ton length passed away We indubable proofs
in possession, COHsumPt0H all stages Be
cured in the first BY uberculsr absorption in the second
BY the transformation chaky calcarous
cOncetioas third By clcarces Those we'd
behind age. To al, great
musbe apparent, viz at medicines inhaled in the form OF
Vapo or Pow Ter directly Gto the Lungs must be much more
eecua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does not exist.
Diseases is that medicine in the form Of vaPOr and applied
directly Lungs where the disease exists the stomach
is thus LEFT tree 10 ad IN restoring oy administering 10
healthy, life giving od There no case 80 hopeless that
within rescR OF ALL The manner Of administering the vap"rs
being simple that The invalid is never required 10 leave
home where the hand OF friendship and affection tends
much 10 aid the physicians efforts.
The Inhulug me bod soothing, safe and speedy, and
they conveyed into the lungs in the form o.
vapor produce thu r action at the Of the disease lie
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption.
] earnestly appeal to the common sense Of all afflicted
with diseases 20 embrace at once lhe advantage snha
ati0n; longer apply medicines % the unaffected
stomach claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gins and art hath given shat days may
long in the land - ans b the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR TIE CONSUMPTlVE.
METHOD not only rational, but simple, and enicaciuus
such OF he profession have adopted Iuhaaon have
found eeacious in the bgesI degree urestng the pro-
gre disease and wuktug wonders IN dssper
ate cases verify, triumph Ofour ART, Tim fell
rover of our species.
Norr-Physaians Wishing make acquainted
with this plct Informed, thar being liable
only reply 10 Ingredients used, such letsrs
that fee. The fee iu all casss Of Pulmonary
tons viii be $40, receipt Of which, the necessary mrdl
ctnes will be forwarded Tue fee 10 o.ner
cases will be from s. 70 $40.
Applicants viii sta age, sex patton, married
gle how long affected, Il any hereditary diseases exists
the amiy, and symptoms generally. Let The name toun
and State, be plainly written. Postage for
mustbe enclosed Letters when registered by Postmaster
risk, All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MEKTOUN,
OCj26-6m s. N. Institute. n. Y. City.
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-, MCKENZIE & BBCKWTTH, Nashvilie.
agents iof Sralsn5srg company oT Tennessee Aabaru i
...ols--. ll.nIl-tr
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILRnAn.

THREE Daily Through Trains, betvee1 PHILADELPHIA
Il and Pitisburg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia At Z, a. h. TIE FAST LINZ
leaves Philadelphia or it,sburg at p NJ uad Pittsbur,
for Philadelphia At !, p. 81. THIS NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg Of H. F. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- ?. NJ
The above lines connect at Psburg with The Railroad.
to and from St. Louis No.; Alton Ggle1a and Chicago
H.. Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville ky. Terra
Hnute, Madison Lafayette snd Indianapolis ind; Cnen
matt, Dayton, Springfield, Beiei0ntans Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE Nassillon and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 70 New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of tbs
above pisces
Eoriurther particulars sss HRndbs at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will ud this
the shOte sud most eIpedou route to PhiladephiO
Baltimore New Ork OF Boston
THOS. MOORE, AozNT Passenger Lines PEila81
J. AESkIMEH, AoESsT, Passenger Lines, Pit.s5lTg
Philadelphia, 1s5T-anl-ly
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ACTS UPON THR SKIN


Removing AohBfn OF YIrIArED Hgrous bssutfvi,- a..
Ss3 sino2g IS and energy IN your saTs name her
longer El youT dsaFeSl hopes Be banisbsd al tt 80
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STATE OF TENNESsEE,

~ CHANCERY COURT At OARTHH GE
JANUARY RULES, 1857.
L. D. Hogg, Sampson MCClenOn, aud others.
Edmund J. Dilahay and others
ms notion and 1t appearing the Clerk aud Master of
said Court, that Edmund j. Dahav resident Of
this State, u Is therefore ordered that publication made for
thry days IN the UNION American, requiring
Edmund ahay To appear at the Court House ia he town
or Carthage, the Second Monday February next then,
and there, 10 plead ansW dHmur pIauHus bill
10 default thereof the VIII taken fog confessed and
set Tor hearing sE pGTte a. 10 him. A MOORE
Jau7-'57-w4w. Clerk and Master
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS,


BALTIMORE, Is HOURsi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets to Wash.
ington can be procured TO which point as we'll as to
Baltimore is the shortest most direct and in every re-
spec the most reliable route II IS the only by Whjch
purchasers of Through Tickets New York are enabled
TO reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
ORR the cost Of Ticket TO New York only, thus
abuE business Men and Travellers for pleasure utgF-
70 visit fur OF the principal cities the Union
less cost than be afforded BY any other route
And It Is the My route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond. Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
aud Petersburg, Va Charleston Savannah, Macon, At
lGnts Augusts, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coaches Of
Carter & Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers TO Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis, Ind, make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio viii the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
ing whence close connection wiki the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Is made 20 Washington City, Baltimore Phia
dslphiI and New York
~ Passengers holdiag Through Tickets from Mem
phls are transferred at Cairo 70 the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Aenla to Columbus. Three
Daily Trans leave Columbus at 10 a. NJ $3.50 r NJ and
Il P. 81.
Ia Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
the only route If riding Through Tickets TO all the Eastern
Clues at the charged by other routes 70 e0
lOyk o. L it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
% oil the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus ~ Baltimore only $40 miles, being about 100
miles Shorter New o than by any other route. There
are less changes Of by this route, and consequently
less detention than bv any other.
Ia Tue road 10 bal6sted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For iurherDiormation, please apply to D. g. RUNSEY,
Agent Nashville. Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville ct the Office Of
the Z. = Mad steamers or . The Jacksonville Railroad
Ohce, Nam street. WI. ). HO0DSIDE,
Master Transportation B. d o. R. 2.
JOHN ii. SHARP General V esteru agent
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n. STEWART, w. ". OWN
STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware;


NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAVING returned TO old stand, from which we were
IL driven by fire. prepared attend all
Old Gust mers aud as many Will with
acal. OurhoCse has been Te5uiltuPOu improved pan
afJTdIng extended facilities. Our
WORKSHOP
snow capacOus and extensive a1d adequate every
gsucy- Our
STORE ROOMS
large, and especially adapted purpose have
10 store ana are constantly receiving ample supplies OF
STOVES, WARES and CRATES,
Plain and Enameled NARBLEIZED lRoN MaETLEs and
DIN statues and In Short everything usually kept ia SINH
laTrslabiishmeuts.
Our assor N snt Of Stoves challenges competition, compr
sing every lyle and variety. We ave the
WBOUGdT IRON COOKING STOVE,
Among o,hers-an article which is IN great demand.
We manufacture for h- trade aud for RETAIL and order
all kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware keep constantly
on hand large ASSORTMENT.
We invite the teuOn Of alto establish Hen Dedg
ng ourselves tOgIye entire satisfaction.
STEWART & OWEN,
june, Sly No. a.. Marketstrse
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH.MARERS,