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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

ra@ The Editor Of the Battle-axe
of Freedom and Tomahawk Of Liber-
ty, whiting from Philadelphia, after
hearing Miss Louisa Pyne sing the
song Of the "Skylark," says: "Her
voice is delicious, pure as the moon
light, and tender as a tire shilling
shirt"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

Nc. Adam Good, who is an illit-
crate man, has bell foundry in
Buffalo. Pious people are scandal
lied by slowly reading his sign:-
A dam Good Bell Foundry.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
Ice, &c G, &c G !

yEyHE subscribers take this method of informing
II the citizens of 0roviile that they are now
prepared to furnish them with n superior quality of
Ice from their houses in Grass Valley.
OUR DEPOT is situated on Miners Alley, between
Myers and Iuntonn streo', where those wishing
Ice can be supplied on the shortest notice.
j.. DICKEY. g. co.
N.B-Ice can be had twice day from our wagon
in all parts of the city. ap2h
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

nJ~ A pert lawyer in the South
lately insulted the judge, who fined
him $50. He repeated the insult,
and the judge doubled the fire; he
tried it again, and the fine was re-
peated Finally he asked permission
to 90 home.
"What for?" asked the Judge.
"Why, to buy your hoi or's paper
at ten per cent. to pay my hne.n ;,
Judge-'Humph! | remit the tne'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

Cool By steamboat explosion
on a western river, passenger was
thrown unhurt into the water, and at
once struck out Justify for the shore,
blowing like porpoise the while
He reached the bank almost eXhaus-
ted, and was caught by a bystander
and drawn out, painting.
"Well, old fellow" said his friend
chad hard time, eh -
Eyes, yes, pre-pretty hard, con-
sideIin'. Wasn't dom it for myself
though; was workin' for one O
them insurance companies in New
York. Got policy on my life, and
| wanted to save them. | didn't
care"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

E% "You're loafer-a man
without Calling" caid a Judge to q, a
person arrested as vagrant. 1
beg your pardon, your honor | have we
yoeation.u "What is itV" II
smoke glass for eclipses; but just now
its our dull season."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

regn A carpenters apprentice too
lazy to work, lodges it in this fash
ion: when he takes notion he bumps
his nose against post till it bleeds,
and then sits down to have Il resting
spell.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
Orppil.e Dai.g Bntte Rerur0.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 10th. 1857
kit Carson.

A correspondent writing from New
Mexico to the Washington Union,
remarks as follows concerning the
man so distinguished for perilous ad
venture and romantic history:
| this day had the pleasure Of see
ing and convcrsing with the far
famed Kit Carson. He is a mild,
pleasant man in the expression Of his
face, and one would never suspect
hun Of having led the life of daring
and adventure which distinguish him.
He is refined in his manner, and very
polite in his intercourse; his conver-
sation is marked by great earnestness
and his language appropriate and
well chosen, though not pronounced
with correctness. He has a strong
mind, and everything he says is poin-
ted and practical, except when in
dulging in a vein Of humor, which is
not nnfrequent. No one can con-
verse with him an hour without being
favorably impressed; he has a iovial
honest, open countcnance, and a
kindness Of heart almost feminine.
He is universally beloved here and
fayorite with all classes, Indians IN
cluded. He never alludes to his ca
reer as an adyenturer unless ques-
toned relative to it. He is heavy
framed,and weighs about 10 pounds.
He is forty eight years old, but does
not look more than 30. He came to
this country in 1927, having run off
from his employer in Bonneville, Mis-
souri,, to whom he was apprcnticed to
learn the saddler's trade. The facts
of his life are now in the possession
Of Washington Irving, and viii
doubtless be thrown into the form Of a
book during the Gaming winter. He
is strong State rights Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
NJ O ~ &c z

OFFICE OF THE 40 & SO QUARTz MINING Co.,
Oroville, July 9th, 1887.
NTOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
~ the 40 & sc Quartz Mining Company, that an
assessment of per cent. the capital stock OF
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
of Trustees and made payable at the Treasurers Of
fee on or before the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1857
JOSEPH ROGERS Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

geZ4 The people Of Peru are 50
indolent that they open pea-pods
with an oyster knife.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
MINERS 3 AKERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Hotel
or VILLE
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor,

I INNUts
FENIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC.
u vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thankso the people OF Oroville and vicinity, FOR
their patronage, and soclis continuance OF the
same, feeling confident that he give better salts
faction for the same money. than any other estab
lishment of the kind in Oroville. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds, and ca AkES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, or will
be delivered at the doors of his customers
Oroyille, Dec. so, 1856. d3l>u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining ana agricui,uIa'"ls,
,.js f the comfy win contain elocnl and general
news of the week, iuterspersed with lh'aresuhE ls
celaneous reading matter II will contain twenty
eight columns otreading matter, and will oe Que S
the larres, and cheapest Weekly Newspapers the
state. Published every Saturday. Tcrns-S5 per
Annum six months, 81; three months. 81.
q ~, -, ~ :" r,i|n $500
"' ~ ,,t '''S 'to', ,,o,,i,ser,ion ! 80
ty" A liberal deduction will be made ihla'ot Vi
those who advertise by the year
gJ5- Businosscnrds Inserted on reasonahieterms'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
S'T. NICHOLAS NOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuNTooN STREETS
ono WILLIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, gee. Proprietor

.aeAa, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
1@:J known heretofore IA iluntoon's EXchahge J
ht;ia, have renovated, re fitted, new\ lurhisneu anu
oDnned II under the above name, with enllreIv new
nrranoements | have erected II spacious dining
hnIl-added large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families. and am prepared to acconlho
,ynl he sntisf,clory TO all. Having had the ben
eft of long experience in the business ard as
shall give my whole attention to IT, intend 10
make this house in all its essential appointments 'e
'o'' 'o'' " w FRANK JOHNSON.
N.B.-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Once IS attn
House. where passengers arrive from and depart 10
all points of the country. ,,, &C
Decembor 80, 1906. "'i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
House and Lot For Sale.

f-wA THE STBSCRIBER offers for sale, good
A3sa substantial one story House, with two rooms,
ElLlL with or without the Furniture. the Lot is To-
Gated on Pine street, below Montgomery, a1d VIII be
sold at a bargain, IL applied for sooD.
Apply at this Office, or on the premises.
June 81 M.LANE.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Daniel Webster, Smith. Powder Horn
weston, 10 w G Templeton-lst dist.
Gosselin &co--Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad.
Ship Toaion uphns days from New York, to Chester Hill
Span Ship Provisional Larragoi e6 days from cad, in bal
last to Gahuzac-2d dist q.
Span Ship Paz, Gounaa, from Barcelona, to PUG Mir ECO
Bark Rhoades Rocker from Genoa Baxter Lowell Eco
Point. F1
Bark 9 W Pouney Marshman, 10 days from Philadelphia
~ ] II Bass-2d dist %.
Bark VIM Henry, Young days from Matanzas Murison
French Bark PALMER Despega from Bordeaux April 2o to
l@ master-Point. 3r
Sandman Bark Ferracco sanno Marsees 18th March,
via Gibraltar 9Th April, to I.anata Bros-2d dist g.
scan Bg Naeya Reala Smile So days from Palermo to
Brig Laursatt Merrel days Matanzas to Thompson
6co-Point.
Span Rrg Antonita Roca Barcelona Gepi-Point
Mex sehr Union sabaer days from Vera Cruz Jeanne
schr New Plan Gregair, from Pascsgoula--Basn.
sehr FruiterIe Narcisse from Tehefunea-Basin
schr Martha Ann, Williamson from Coyngton--Bnsin
schr John Arthur, Bafour, from Horn Island-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
DR. Batey, Dugas, from Lockport.
Aida Aban, from Red River
s.7.f Capitol. White. from Carolina Landing.
d Planter Wilson, from Shreveport. ..
Henry Chonteau, Derggee, from s. Louis r-
VIM Bagaley sinnott from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad ~. 10.
Towboas W Downs Smith, from the Passes-towed down
and 29th ult, briggs W Rowland and Haver--
brought mp bark Ferraccio and brig Nueva Rosalia.
Towboat Defiance Hanbury from the and
10Th ul ships Rome and Scarborough up ship
Touop, Provisional and schr Union.
Towboat Panther Rezeau from the Passasowed down and
Isl inst ship Black Sea barks Washington Iona,
brig Enoch Pratt-bronght up ship Paz, bark Rhoades
and brig Antonita.
Towboai Yankee. Flenton from the Passesowed
20 sea 2s a ships Rsapsr Jansa brig sS a and
VIM Henry, PALMER and brig Laufeatta,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
100 hhs lots previous Moasses nothing
done.
FLOUR The market quiet, with sales of barely 1900
bills including COO Supsne St Louis s8@Ss 25 IA Fancy
Tennessee IS 500 Ordinary Extra said to be at 50
der and 81 Choice Extra at $40 y Dbl.
sales Of Corn confined to about 1900
sacks Of Mixed White s@Sl o. 800 Yellow
and 500 White 81 $50 Choice White 81 TO- and 400
lots at 81 l2c bushel. OF 700 sacks St. Louis
CSC bushe Market dull. sales of Bran comprised
O1 As D 100 lbs.
bb small lots taken by dealers at that
OF Bacon % casks Shoulders sold at lc 60
Prime the advanced rate of c As Ribbed Sides at 3l3
and II Clear at 4c y 265 bbs and erces Prime
were taken at 1916 y b.
COFFEE. The sales comprised go bags Rio 1Oc $50
l011sc, and 50 at 1850 q b.
BAGGING. 200 bales India sold at l34@l33sc p
yard, on time.
GUNNY BAGS. Market frmer with sales of 400 bales
medium weight at lie, $50 at and 81 heavy at 1c cash.
Stock about l,5O0, 600 bags.
ROPE. 100 coils Hand.spun sold at &c. and 100 at
q n
ALCOHOL lot of 100 bbls Good Proof sold
three days since at Csc y gallon.
WHISKY. Dull, sales confined to rs bbls Rectifed
&c p gallon. E7=5- +-A
LIME. .76 bbls Western sold at 81 571a q Dbl.
HOOPPOIES. 5000 sold at $40 for barrel, Sl0 p
100 for hogshead. AZ -
FREIGHTs. the berth for Liverpool filling
up ut k@85-l6d for Cotton.
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lasy - ~ = - - so01 on
ETATE nF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New OrleausS
Bel remembered that this 18th March, 1857 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law de-
pose and that the above accounts just and true, and
cript from the books of said Company.
f=F CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H- H. r JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March,
A. d. 1857. c. NJ. BRADFORD
second Justice the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest of six
cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend Of THIRTY FOUR PER CENT the net
earned premiums of the year ending February 2 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
=rF W. A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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roNrcHARrRA1N RAILROAD.

MOBILESteAmer oregon66 bales cotton to ORDER cot
gins John Z Hyde &cogundes to hugely Blair &co--
Vols Lecesne-Miles Adams &co-R Geddes-and order.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
NOTWITHSTANDING Robt waterman25l bbs rosin % bbs
turpenne Smith, do ~ bbls pitch kbls rosn Pope
Ellison &co-2 boxes 2 trunks L Fash.
MoBILESteamer Vim Bsgaeyl0s bales cotton to Farley,
Jurey &co6 cotton gins Carter Acol9 bbs naval stores
Smith deo3 mills and hoppsrs box grindstones 70 Bell
Buchanan &co bales osnaburgs Hardie &co5 do yarns
keroy Brsdford-2 do mdse to Mcon-sundres
order.
FLATBOATS.s
INDIAEA-Psr John ksrmens Boat-2700 sacks corn
board. $50 u.
INDIANA-Per Crutchers Boats-6OOO bushels to
Helm 4 Chsm.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WORMS ExPELLED FROM FROM AIDsyLTs-
I sss e 1 poasss
es5s sns FL @ sas
and small sms which oo swfs
Sssa v,rmars Wit,
remarkable the expulsion Of worms from Of
s6nEs snS ON
mend as the beat medicine in use Ry SNOW street
ss d @ III s
DeoTEqsMgI 7 MaoE ,.,1ss oElrBhArGD GER
DR. nl :. n jR pssesss furADz1rH
S sf! 1i
diseases arising from disordered Liver or stomach.
t,on si ie esn,,iPssiil Piles,
Head sa Heidis y q as &c ste%aes,
il H. h SSa PIT
m @ sss Pas;st !, t. ts...
The sg psve y sS pu
f" ness Of the Skin and Eyes Side Back,
ohef Heat T Bs fs s' The s'fass saeS Oh
''" and grsst Depression
Tine doe So w n s
It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it recon-
no and un.red article but that has stood the
population sess ae and
s sn We. hs '
country is immense careful pernsa of the Almanac pub
hed annually the proprietor and to be had gratis Of
of his but satisfy the most skepca that this
''P Pspa Once
''''p'''"' TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German superior to all preparations now In
JACKSON, La, August ID. 1854.
Dear Sr-I feel bound to qualification TO yon for
the pcacuabe have derived from the use Of bot
ties of your Bers have found them to be all
them and cheeuly recommend them to the
public as and remedy for the diseases they in
tended for superior all other preparations now n
rt,E SsFy VIZ THEY ARE REpREsEWTED 10 Be
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
Dear Sr-I have your German Btters and lind them
ali thew and cheerfuy recommend them
to the public as an excellent medicine VI, p,r,vsr,
Respectfully, yours W. F. FAULKNER
l.. MAYER says: :. -, 49,.
HARRIsoNBURG, La, May %, 1853
disposed all received from and wish new supply i'm
| nediatey. $50. 80
f " TRINITY, La, June 30, 1853.
have for the last year Bers prepared by
Won In nv practice extensively 1t will shortly be the
medicine Of the be readily sold here and be-
eve that than there will be more sold In this
| vicinity than In any other part OF the country.
| DR. RABEsays: FRANKLIN, La June "A, 1852.
Your German Bers have become popular here and
| wish a fresh supply Immediately.
| - ~ RICHMOND, La, June Q 1858.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all who have used
them r
table thereby advantages most OF the
| tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold BY Druggists and Sorekeepers in town and village
| In the United States and Csnadas. And BY
auls lvdw&A New Orleans.
Il WRIGHT q CO.'S UArALO,tE Or GENUINE
u Medicines which they offer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-04
MILLINERY.

<eN MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET
E4phegs leave to inform ladies' in the city and country
that her of latest Style Goods and Emboide-
is complete She has hand of Pamela
Bonnets ye Empress and other Bonnets Lace Grape
other Capots Camiray Manilas Shawls Chanlly
Lace do: Wedding Wells volettes Laces, vaencas, Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers Embroidered Hndkechers, Fans
Parasos, MitS Ribbons etc. The whole is offered great
reduction.
reminded that Mrs r. has secured the services Of
skiul seamStreSs lately from Paris myll
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CATTLE MARX EFT.

s JEFFERSON CITY, June 3.
Arrived to-day 52 head ofTexas and Attakapas Cattle Wes
Cattle meets scarcely any demand good stock Of Hogs
Sheep Ordinary Cattle offered with fair stock of Veal
Cattle and moderate supply of Mich Cows
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sl,ll3,050 50

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
II remembered that, the 18th July 1856 before me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn according law depose and say
foregoing true and transcript
from the books of said Company
[Signed] C. J. MANSONI Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me, this July 1856.
Signedl CHAS. II. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved of
Six per cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proxmo.
The Board of Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
and onethrd the earned premiums Of the
Company the year ending the 30 of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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Shipping gntsAigtnfs.
THURSDAY, June 4, 1857.
(IT,EAREn YESTERDAY

Steamship Gen Rnsk Forbes Jago via Calves.
and Indanoa. Harris Morgan &eo
Ship h Mallory Locke, for Key West, Barel &co
Ship Geo Halett Frost for Boston, John Touro
Brig Rufus Soule, Davis, for Maanzas, b Murison
Brig Danl Mallory, Weldon, for Maanzas, B Murison
Schr VIM Pettes, Blackney St Marks and Newport,
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IMPORTS.

: : : IMFUNTS.
( IADIANoLA VIA GALVEST0N--Stea Daniel Web
serilU head cattle TO d Whie-Sl3DoO in specie
Bank.
VERA CRUZ-Schr unon-S6s0 In Specie is hides Man
ual fAyroS60 specie &c hides Jeannet Quarerre
Observation-Disclosures W Poultney-Assorted mdse.
GENOA-Bark Rhoades-ln ballast.
NEW YoRK-Ship Toulon--Assorted mdse.
MARSEII.IES-Burk Ferraccio--AsSoried n,ise.
PaLERMO-Brig Nucya Rosslla2S0O boxes lemons to La
Bros
PAsCAGoULA-Schr Baside-3s,Oo0 feet lumber to {; A
Sanfard.
order.
BONF0UCA-Schr Fruiterro-35 600 bricks to order.
COVINGT0H-Sch Laura--a5, 900 bricks TO order
GoY1NGTON-Schr Matha Ann-35 600 bricks Merritt 4
Mcdonnell
BoNFouCA -schr John Arthur-60 900 bricks order.
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INIpoRTaNT ANNoNN0&MENT ro THOSE

L IN FORTuNATElY AFFLICTED.
DR. d. b. JAMES still continues 10 be cnn6dentilv
suited at his Dpensay y, 81 Gus FoMHouSE STREET
koyal street on of the GENERATIVE ORG ANS,
In both male and female of whatever
Unparalleled success which has Attended Dr. James treatment
ia The United Europe him saying that
which these diseases wont 10 assume
without sure quick and permanent cure,
II is Of no consequence LING disease has continued,
his Remedies the complaint lbs foundation and
eectuay from the system in the shortest
space possible without mercury change in diet hndSnee
from business,
SEMiN Al WEAKNESS effect of early abuse Of the sys-
tenn permanently cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
cured and iul sisor restored.
N RRecent Of GNnorrhea cured in "a hours, Old
Chronic Giee any other Urehra discharge cured in from
1--we TO days, nopay-
@ Remember Dr. Jsnes Dispensaryi 81 CuSomhouse
street Royal street Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ Till
SPM, M 3m
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BRLow-ooMINa Up.

Ship Tandalia Anderson, from Boston, Creevy Farwe
with $50 tons ice 10 s B Smith.
Ship Excelsior Smith, days from Boston, VIM Dewey.
Ship Delhi Knapp, from Boston, to VIM Dewey.
Bark Oakley.
Bark Edwin Mathew from Havre April 3d. Baxter, Lowell
&co.
Span Brig Phillip Jplin, - from Havana to J Bsrba
Ship Galena Leaseit : days from New York, Cohen.
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Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
" ORLEANS.
CASH CAPITAL-S25OO 900.

The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans pre-
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
az lheir Office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers the security Cash Capital
of Quarter of Million of Dollars and also permits the in
participate in the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE-he receiving Scrip bearing six per
cent interest redeemable in FOUR YEARS; if insurers
prefer they may receive of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitaby.
L phI A Drari dar,t
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Z BRAzos SANTIAGO VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gen
Rusk0 sacks 90 do coffee 100 boxes cordas 100 bbs
-four 100 bbs whisky 10 bales beeswax 30 dry goods 200
pkgs groceries, 250 bbs government stores.
KEY WEST-ship $ Malory-l0o tons coal, 10 bbs beef,
100000 shingles
ST MARKS AND NEWX0RT-Sshr W r Pettes-llS bbls
pork bhls whisky hbs lard, 1863 hbs -FOUR bbs gin,
brandy $50 sacks 50 sacks salt bbls moasses bales
hay, Coffee 40S coils pcs hagging bills hhds
6 casks bacon % ties hams bb OIL 500 bricks bxs
soap tons pig iron, boxes care tas ae lbs empty bills
/ bbls beef --H, s.H
BosTONShp Geo Haett9 bales cotton lis do wool, 299
hides l5 bags horns i6Ul bb -four 80 sacks piano.
$500 slaves. Fs..,
MATANzAsBrg Rnfus soule3o tons coal, 20 sugar ket-
ties, 100 empty hhds lot machinery. .t
MATANzAs-Brig Danl Maony-7o ton4 coal, $50 empty
casks. ..f
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HARDWARE

=: sHAy$;sa IT,
and hs ss
''n'N'' HARDWARE CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron A ssss' o Ss'5s, ss ss:ss., a.
Stock and Dies screwplates,
e' Penr ans mss c cnRps Corn shesr.
. As H1 9;salI Im mp, sns 81 s.x,
OK Yokes, Bows, singIstrees.
Turning I.athss,
1ndirOns Tenders, shovsls and Tongs Corn Mil,
10 Single and Double Barrel Guns,
0A Bsi;ss sSss nd I Fs sia Rsss
Meat sto ost Ks ssus Pg.is ssS Forces,
ossly ssines Fishing tackles, s Ste. etc,
"a sFhFi s. Shlfas s oa 54sSHEafs
e; S' saa'sas
hss. sSssss sse;.. Corn sas Gsss Mills
Ffh and Trace Ghaips; Mil, Pit and Cross Cut saws
and screw Pa,ss Andrens Fsuers
GRIND stones an sizes; Cotton end Wool Cardsi
sss apss sns an ws
yss ;ns isssSnsa'ss ss;s; Between 81. arsvs.
sftF A MI 4 HE@Sl s Iak f
ss ,S Sa
be with mi Sn Is
They are also Isaac straaps highly approved
naoas SPAf ASR fs4as bsa45 ad 4:
reaa Gin Gearing Horse e Fron
s AGENTS. for s pseG}ss s s, s
all kinds sueh Gags Cocks and Valves Of descrp
s hs'TS for Saw H.
they times Crate Brs Wheel strrups
Bolts Guage Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
thankful for the liberal heretofore bestowed
aui2ly '''''"''N MCCAIN * PATTERSON.
~rArA sHaft fRDs hRsgs 5HaS SSrFfE
Tf ANB 3 sa * Nsw E.yss ssd - i
for s ss. hs described
S%ss Ssss'' E If H A:s Pans
Copper Tin aud Pewter worms for Dsters and Sheet Iror
Sole Agent hr worthington's celebrated STEAM PUMPS
fires elevatpe and distributing public buildings,
| and works, draining. etc, etc.
Also for sale the New England Steam PUMP for feeding
| steam boilers, ETC. etc.
Ashcrofts STEAM GAUGEs for locomotive stationary
| engines.
| STEAM WHISTLES BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS
every description of BRASS WORK Of my manufac
| turs.
GAS PIPE from inches diameter all connection
| to suit.
The supplied with BRASS WORK Mt New York prices
| for cash
Planters and others interested would do well to call ard
Trains for manufacture Sugar befor
purchasing elsewhere They operation
| years ard give universal satisfaction
| Al orde aJp,i, MIG I