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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. WELLS: You will please announce Major
R. G. Watson George S. Willett, George w.
Berry, John H. Cox, Francis Dunn,ngton. as
Democratic candidates for the next Board of
County Commissioners, and oblge
eff MANY.
III respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection as Road Supervisor for the second
election district. Having endeavored to discharge
my duty during the present term. appeal with
confidence to my fellow-citizens to say whether
or not deserve the Office
je Ate ~- JOHN w. LOMAX.
ac.5We are authorized to announce JOHN N.
LOMAX as candidate for Constable for the Sc
cond election district. lie 4-te
1--WE are authorized to announce STAINS
LAUS TUCKER as a candidate for Road Super
visor for the fourth election district. lie At
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
NOTICE..

DY virtue OF writ of venditioni exponas, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Charles County,
at the suits of Isaac J. Pollard, James c. Smith
and Edward Tiffany, and to me directed will ex-
pose to sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, in Port Tobacco, at the Court House
door. on TUESDAY the 3Oth instant, tract or par
eel of Land lying in the 4th election district sfsaid
county, called by the name of elements Enlarge
ment'' and "Part of Three Brothers '-containing
3 acres, more or less, late the property of Joseph
B. Hardin:
G. w. SMITH, Sheriff.
ie4 June I'd, 1857.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-The Hon. A. II.
II. Stuart, Wing, is elected to the State
Senate from Augusta by majority of near
~ 500. In Bedford county VIM. NJ Bur-
well. Esq. formerly of Baltimore, is defeat
ed for the Senate by majority of 400
He was beaten by ]. F. johnson. In one
of the wards of Richmond the polls were
kept open 2 days; on the second and third
days only SO votes were polled, 20 of which
were for the Democratic ticket, making that
party's majority in the city about 300 R.
A. Mayo. Dem, was elected to the Legis-
lature in Henrico county by two majority.
Returns from the Accomac and Parkers-
burg districts indicate the election of Gar
nettand Jenkins. DENIS. to Congress. This
would give that party tha entire delegation
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, June g.. 1857

| 49, BALTIMORE, June 9, 1857.
| FLOUR Howard street. City Mills, and Ohio,
l$7 so. We quote Baltimore ground family at
$40 90, and extra do. SO 90. Howard Street and
Ohio extra at 81 50aS7 Is.
| Corn-Corn fell off this morning some
3 cts. per bushel, but for other descriptions Of
Grain the market was firm. The receipts of Corn
was very heavy, the offerings being about So 900
bushels. Yellow sold at 92a93 cts; white at IS,
a96 cts.
| Wheat-Wheat was firm. There were some
1900 bushels offered nearly all of which was sold
at 175al80 cts. for fair to good reds, 160al90 cts
for fair to prime white, and 1875 cts. for choice
parcels do
Rye-we quote Pennsylvania at 1lea115 cts.
Oats-Sales of Maryland at 62a63 cents
From the American of Saturday last.1
ToBAcco.-TLe prevailing high prices of all
descriptions of Tobacco induce large receipts, and
the demand continues SO exceedingly active that
shippers clear the market of nearly every hogs
head that reaches the city; and as there is no
stock allowed to accumulate, there appears TO be
very little probability of decline in price at pre-
sent. The exports, however, from all points have
been very large, the quantity of all kinds exported
from Baltimore. this season, being 1890 hhds.
against ll,l72 hhds. shipped to the correspond
ing period ofIast year. This addition to the stocks
in Europe may possibly cause recall of existing
orders. and in that case the demand may fall off.
We observe that in all the Tobacco growing States
strenuous efforts are making to plant large crops
This however wilr have little or no effect upon the
market until late in the year, the Tobacco crop
depends much on the season; and early frosts may
prove disastrous even at very late period. Dur
ing the past week Maryland Tobacco has come
Harvard freely and the inspections quite large.
The active demand for shipping takes off the re-
ceipts as fast as inspected at prices within the
range Of quotations, viz: Maryland Brown Leaf,
as in quality, $9aSl0 Maryland crop, inferior
short seconds, s750aS8.50; brown leafy, $40
$l1; and extra at Slla$l5. The receipts of Bay
Tobacco from the upper counties Of Maryland are
coming in freely, and there is brisk demand for
this favorte. description. The sales during the
week reach some $50 or 300 hhds., within the
range of quotations, viz: Tips tails. $9a$11.
conds $l2aSl5 yellow spangled $30a$35, and fine
yellow S35a40. Ohio Tobacco continues in good
demand, at former prices. The sales ofthe week
are about $50 hhds. The market for Kentucky
Tobacco is rather inactive. and shippers are dis
posed to hold off the hope of decline 10 prices.
The inspections of the week are 9 ,088 hhds. Mary
land, 2o2 hhds. Ohio, and 142 hhds. Kentucky
total 2, 432hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Advices received from Madrid announce
the settlement of the Mexican difficulty on
the 10th ult After the justification of the
treaty NJ. Lafragna will remain as the Mexi-
can minister. The greatest part of the
troops sent to the Gulf of Mexico are to be
kept in Cuba to strengthen the garrison
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

COUNTERFEIT New CENTS are already in
circulation in New York, intended, no doubt,
to mix with the genuine in large quantities.
It is said they will easily deceive persons at
casual glance, but being pewter, like all
that kind Of coin have greasy feel and
slumpy sound that any boy will recognize,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Nineteen out Of the twenty-six counties
of Kansas have sent in their returns of the
census, showing an aggregate so far of9 ,25O
registered voters. Acting Governor Stan
ton has issued proclamation for an cleo
ton of delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention, to assemble on the third Monday
in June. It is stated that the character Of
the immigration to the Territory this spring
is greatly better than it has yet been. I'm
provements are going on rapidly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Gen. Tilghman, of Maryland, was among
the speakers at the recent celebration at Bos-
ton, he having been called upon to respond
to toast in honor of the ssStaff of Washing
ton," as Gan immediate descendent of one
of that body" This response, the Boston
Courier says, was an eloquent one
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

I@WM. B. RICHARDS, Jr. dealer in
French Bonnets, Flats, Gypses, Flowers and
Millinery Goods generally. Also, American Mil
terials, Combs, Brushes, Perfumeres, Sewing
Materials. Hosiery, Mltts, Fans, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, and Fancy Goods generally,
No. ITO, King Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Bonnets made to order. Orders filled punctu-
ally and satisfaction invariably guaranteed.
feb 26-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

WHITE TEETH, PERFUmED BREATH AND BEAU
T1FUL CoMPLExIoN-can be acquired by using the
"BaLsam of Thousand Floacers." What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of dis
agreeable breath, when using ''BALM OF THous-
AND Flowers as dentifrice, would not only rem
der it sweet, but leave the teeth white aabaster
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware ofcounterfets. Be sure each
bottle is signed FETRIDGE g. CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

We have heard frequent complaints lately
from our farmers of injury to the wheat crops
in this. county by the !chinch bug and fly.
The former destructive insect has made it's
appearance in such large numbers as to cause
much apprehension for the corn crop. We
hope, however, that this will not be realized.
The wheat has greatly improved since the
late seasonable showers; but there is much
of it which looks to be past all hope of re-
covery-the effects of the harsh, cold wealth
er of early Spring.
The present prospect for an average crop
of Tobacco this season in the county; from
all the information we gather, is rather
gloomy. This is mainly owing to the fact
that our Planters have not had time to
prepare their tobacco land The season
has been too backward to permit early ope-
rations in the field, and as consequence,
but little else than planting corn has been
done. Besides, there is a scarcity of
plants of sufficient size for ''setting OUT at
this time, and this is operating against some
planters who have been enabled, from extra
ordinary exertions only, to get their land
ready for the crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

gJPreachlng may be expected at the Court
House, in Port Tobacco, on Sunday the l4th inst.
at O'Clock, P. NJ, by Rev. Mr.. GRIFFIN, of the
Ba ptst Church.
June 4, 1857, ~.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Troops FOR UTAH.-It is stated that the
administration have certainly decided upon
sending a formidable body of troops to Utah.
Orders have been issued for the dispatch to
that Territory of the second regiment Of
dragons, the fifth and tenth regiments OF
infantry, and Capt. Phelps battery of light
artillery, numbering in all some two thou
sand men, under the command of General
Harvey.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

MURDER.-A the National Gardens, in
Baltimore city, on Saturday evening last a
man named William Stanley was shot by
another named George Braden. It seems,
from the testimony to have been rather a
cold blooded and unprovoked murder The
fatal ball entered the neck and passed through
the carotid artery, producing death in about
five minutes. Braden has been arrested,
and committed. =.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

The P1LLoRY AND THE LASH IN Della
wARE.-We find in the Court of proceed
ings at Wilmington, Del, the following:
Joseph Newman, tried for purchasing
property from boys who had purloined Or
stolen it. was convicted. The Court sem
fenced him to pay fine of $40, and to stand
in the pillory one hour on the 23d inst, to
be imprisoned six months, and wear the con-
vict's jacket six months following his liberia.
ton. Sarah Bostic, who was convicted of
stealing from the store of Samuel Richie,
was sentenced to pay $36.75 as restitution
money, to be whipped on the 23rd instant
with twelve lashes, and to basold for peri
cd not exceeding seven years" -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

The PLANTATION FOR GENERAL PIERCE
The Vicksburg papers contradict the report
that $96, 900 has been subscribed in Mis-
sissippi to buy aplantation for ex-President
Pierce. Nothing Of the kind has been done.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Gov. WALKER IN KANsAs.-The Hon.
Robt J. Walker arrived at Quindaro, Kan
sas, on the Goth ult, and was received by a
solute. and other demonstrations of popular
regard -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

The ceremonies of conservation will take
place at Akkekeek Church, by Bishop
WH1rT1NGHAM, on the 18th inst. Service,
morning and afternoon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
ALEXANDRIA, June I, 1857.

ALEXANDRIA. June ], 1851.
GRAIN-Wheat-Sales were make on private
terms at about the quotations-white, l65al70;
red, locales cts per bushel. s-.
Corn.-Corn is steady with slight upward
tendency. Wequote at 88a90 cts. a. I'll
Rye-Sales at ga 1903 cts.
Oats-Oats at 58a6l cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

TOBACCO IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
The Marlboro Gazette states that the late
favorable weather for packing tobacco has
enable the planters to get their crop to mar
ket, and good judges estimate that more
than three fourths of all the tobacco raised
in that county has now been shipped. In
week or ten days from this time the receipts
in Baltimore will be comparatively very
small.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

nONNET RIBBONS.-We have just received
ID fine assortment of Taffetta and Gauze Bon
net and Cap Ribbons ..
WINNERS & CO.,
ap2s Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
THE TIMES.
PORTsTOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1857.

We have been informed that the remains
of the late Hon. VIM. D. MERR1cK will be
brought to the county by the steamer Col
umbia, and landed at Pope's Greek ON We'd
nesday next, about IL o'clock, and will be
taken to Newport Chapel, where they will
be finally inferred. Friends wishing to
unite in paying the last sad tribute Of respect
to this departed worthy will meet his re-
mains either at Pope's Creek or the Chapel.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated in
the usual manner in this village, by the
Literary Debating Club. BARNES Comp
TON, Esq, has been selected as Orator, and
DIR. PETER w. HAWKINS, Reader of the
Declaration of Independence
A new mail arrangement, by which Port
Tobacco is to be supplied with mails daily,
via Glymont, went into operation on Mon
day last Our city papers are now received
about II o'clock, A. M, whereas, by the
former arrangement, they were several hours
later Messrs. McDermott, the contractors,
it will be seen by their advertisement, has
placed upon the route comfortable Stages
for the accommodation of passengers going
to or returning from the city by the mail
boatat Pye's wharf. AS this line Of Stages
has no connection with the old route by land
from Washington, we presume the Aliens
Fresh and other Offices south of this place
will be supplied as heretofore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

Richard Crandell died on West river,
Anne Arundel county, Md, on the 14th
ult., in the 9eth year of his age. ..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

WINDOW CURTAINS.-Lacea and Muslin
w Window Curtains, of beautiful patterns, just
received by MEYENBERG, BRO & CO.,
ap3o Sarepta Hall, Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

PERUVIAN UuANo.- G'IPeC1ot1oNIpCy, e'S-
dependent Of the Barred1s. By late intel
ligence from Peru, we learn ''that the revo-
lutionists are selling guano at $12 to 500
per ton, and having possession Of the islands
are loading some eight vessels with all dis
patch. They are also chartering at 500 to
S26 per ton. We learn further, that some
5 to 5000 tons we're already shipped, and
as fast as vessels could be obtained, they
would be loaded for this country, and will
be here it is expected in time for fall seed
ing of wheat. An old merchant in posi-
ton to know, assures us we may expect a
supply by these means. Let purchasers act
accordingly. By this means, together with
the use Of the Phosphate Guanos mixed
with the Peruvian-and by a more general
introduction of the guano attachment to the
wheat drill, whereby saving of two thirds
of the Peruvian Guano may probably be Sc
cured, and an equal effect realized in the
Immediate crop to which it is applied to that
obtained by broadcasting as heretofore, when
2 to 800 lbs. were sown, we will be able we
hope, to dispense with the services Of the
old Agency here.-America's Farmer.
The editor of the Petersburg Va. Intelli-
gemcer, speaking of the introduction of other
guanos, by a New York company, says,
eve want to see this grinding concern the
Peruvian Agency well disciplined and com
PEELED to undergo reduction of revenue to
a sufficient amount to make them feel the
loss. This would be nothing more than a
just retribution for the merciless and intol-
cradle exact ions which have distinguished
the dealings of the Peruvian Government
and it's agents, with the cultivators of the
soil, from the beginning down to the present
time. All our agriculturists are anxious to
be delivered from the. oppressive and rapa-
cious extortions Of the Peruvian monopolists,
and would hail with delight and patronize
with enthusiasm a competition which would
produce such an effect"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

The Postmaster General has re-establish-
ed post-ofice at Glymont, in this county,
Thomas N. Gettings. postmaster.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

FROM New ORLEANS. = New Orleans,
J1ms 1.-Gen. Walker left here for Wash
ington this evening by the river route.
The annual municipal election was held
here to-day. There was no opposition to
the American ticket.
The steamship Louisiana was burnt in
Galveston Bay on Sunday morning. Ele-
ven lives have certainly been lost by the
disaster. .'.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04
Anu1TERArED LIQUORS. The recent death

ADULrERArED LIQUORS. The recent death
of young man in Brampton, Canada, from
tasting the s'essence of brandy, with which
he was manufacturing cognac, and the reve-
lation of the fact that strychnine is largely
used in the manufacture Of whiskey, has
awakened some attention to the nature of
the drinks which are sold for pure spirits.
Brandy, gin, wine, and whiskey are so adul-
terated that comparatively little pure liquor
can be purchased Most of the brandies are
a mixture of diabolical ingredients, caustic
enough to burn oak chips, to say nothing of
the delicate tissues of the human body. The
Springfield Republican says: ,s
s'No secret is made of this business. The
drug dealers of New York advertise openly
the compounds by means Of which the vile
limitations of spirituous liquors are made
A circular from one of these drug houses
informs the world that brandy number one
the best sort, we take it's made of oil OF
brandy poisonous ether, oil of bitter al
monds, Gas poisonous as prussic acid, y ethe-
rial wine, alcohol, sugar, and Malaga wine.
No. g. Oil of brandy, acetic ether, tama-
rinds, cherry juice, sugar, all colored with
burnt sugar. No. 3. Oil of brandy, ethe-
real oil, bitter almonds, elder flowers. and
tannin. No. 4. Oil Of brandy, acetic ether,
oil of peach, and alcohol. Gin-Oil angeli-
ca, oil of juniper, rum, essence of lemon,
salt, sirups, and water; if smokiness is re-
quired add few drops of creosote, and to
make it biting upon the palate add some
caustic potash. The circular advises manu-
facturers to use with discretion tamarinds,
French pluns, cherry juice, brown sherry,
oak shavings, tincture Of catechu, powdered
charcoal, black tea, ground rice, and other
ordinary materials, well known to distillers
and rectifers. We should advise drinkers
to use these villianous mixtures with discre-
tion-and throw them into the gutter"
The adulteration of liquors is carried on
as largely abroad as in this country, and the
custom house brand is no guaranty of puri-
ty. Thousands of pipes of raw spirits are
annually exported from this country to be
returned in the shape of wine, brandy, &c.,
which containsshot trace Of grape juice.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-06-04

FROM WAsH1NGToN.-W Washington, June
|2.-The reason assigned by Captain Davis
for the seizure of the Granada is that the
vessel had lost her nationality and was bel
ligerent, and should not therefore pass his
guns. =. Il;
Major Mccullough has again emphatical-
ly declined the governorship of Utah. A
selection will, however, positively be made
in few days, when the vacant judgeships
of that territory will be filed and other mea-
sures adopted with view to the effective Or
ganization of the administrative machinery.
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$40 prizes amounting 1902 900
Whole Tickets S2Oj Halves $40; Quarters S..
Please address ali orders Ic5etsi abnye Magnd-
ent scheme, 10 +. IT,. HUBBARD s. co,
No. 30 Fayette Fl, or Box No. 20, Baltimore, Nd.
II ? ]. Il. Hubbard CO. authorized gents to Ill
all orders f'r Tickets ia the Maryland Lotteries.
mrh9l-tf r. FRANCE & co.
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81 Dgt-eEe
silk n-H Dress Goods Ereusrfracrt,
On mis- 5aptsut viii be found "a he lyygtga5 Of tho
f-,-aHo. from eaerr 90 thc most costly.
Ff0H-ces 90 Do do do 60
PIss5Fe ID s.-fo-s do do do
Ei15 Son, ta.oge I-r o-o4,g+s3ss o
Esr-sfaa, Gro fe Nan and millinery silks
sai.rsai, vi dtbs c5loTssua gu5..tfss
RistoEs Black Gro &c R1ues.
Hack Pr-is and Ivops TatIerss. creg9,
DO Fjssd silks premier designs
do EdJgI Mourning Pom de Loire
90 ErTaurss israAan and erode 4 rri0ue.
Rish Silk Robes for Dinner and Evening,
rr5h raye Robes. Georgia Cashmere and Fampcduur
Eowe-r
Crva1-v Robrs from pgr.i cold 10 flIl cEiutz,
OTGsudy MusIiHs, do 90 $50 60
Raw ana eygussle ies lg ia EuslE= 3agess AID JaC-
ouets
plain Ja,gretz fan alI c0l-rs.
Rich aud u.ar fGcsnt Ies gus in all Ct the above,
AN gag.r1gtI1r- Il. 9rrYCIfrrr Dress Goods.
noe and Eru hrgfdory DCrEF.EygBt.
FErr Bench ,-rrs.- Games
% I~ra 10
pef.r @. r-r-rE Collar, and sraa~rs
rTeaFra,t sens in carrtfc and fseoLcl.
Eef-7 Scotch work F.r travelling.
French work ard lscC CAPS for Old adde's,
An immense stock OF swiss and iaco-et eazinrg and in-
sertngs-
Swiss JaC1GetauI DlLlty LOulc8s, ain, and hiEb y
wrought
Ten thousand Novelties that cannot De named.
Hosiery and trlUVG Department.
Here our soc will excel ia yarosv Ihe7ssoHlong VIII
be Great. Ifca and Complete. yss shall keep
CHIDRENa NUuENs AND HFu'- LOSE AND HALF
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DIR NOISES
InyigOEaEing Cordial.

THIS Cordial viii actually cure permanently, General De-
bIity, ImU0iency. lucOntIenc8 Loss Of Muscular En
erzv Physical Lasuds and General Prusratou, ITriab
~ a Nervous Disorders Affections Of the Liver &c. 10
considered nyauabs n CuHng Recipient COnsumpiiOu. This
coriiai has superseded en- other preparations offered
public for above complaints and The quantity sold
for the price, renders decidedly me cheapest preparation
in Manufactured ~ Dr. G. Il. King, No. 10y Broadway
n, Y, and sold Dy
KIRNAE a RAINS,
Sole Agents for Tennessee no, 10 Soma sas FHala
Square, 6sshyLlei IeBnaalsai H@H
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NO IS MARKET STREET,
TTAVR a,wavs on hand Tin Pllts, Sheet Iron, Tunsd
Corner Evels, Castings Paror and Chamber Gfsieu
stoves lin Ware, c0mPlsto assortment Of zrcisS
usually kept iu Uur Su2-
Cgtry Merchants are requested to call and sHalnins "a
stock before plrchasiT elsowhsre, prepared
an heir bulls uron COED terms any house out West
TTST RECEIVED Tot OF superior Floor ssaiss,
81 also, Platform and Counter Scales
js1s0 MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
"a g are mixing Wrought Iron St0ves iIits better nav
" any other house in me United States.
Jar3O MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
A iiaa5s5 30 MCCLURE, BUCK . co.
ODFNG, Gathering and an kinds OF Tin sheet Iron and
II Copper WOrk doge iH the H0rsmanlIke manner
and 90 the Fhorest notice BY
jals0-d3m MCCLURE, BUCK & co.