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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15
NEW ADVERT1SEME NTS.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON. La.

REV. HfLLERY MOSELY. Principal.
fNIIE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will com.
l. mcncc on the first Monday in October. Each de.
partmcnt will be filled by experienced and accom-.
plshed Teachers. The Buildings will soon be In
complete repair Until the main building is ready
for use, ample arrangements are made for boarding
the pupils In the immediate vicinity.
The rates Of Boarding and Tuition, The same as
heretofore.
aug 10, 1857 H. MOSEI.Y.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

neapA Washington correspondent of the N.
Orleans Dota gives the annexed information:
Under the act of Sd of June, 1855, the Pre-
sident withdrew from public sale, all that por-
ton of land lying in the Greensburg District.
La, between Amite River and the Mississippi
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

nv De Bows mortality statistics show that the
people Of the United States are The hcaltcs on the
globe. The deaths are three hundred and twenty
Thousand per year, or one and oncthrd per cent of
the population. In England the ratio is over two
per cent, and in France nearly three per cent. vir
ginia and North Carolina are the hcalthicst of the
States, aud have six hundred and thrty-cight inha
itants over one hundred years of age.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, eth District Court
PARISH OF EAST FEIIclANA. ( No. $50.
Mary spencer,
vs..

Arthur b. Hart.
DG VlRTUE2of a writ Of fcri facias to me direct
ID ed in the above entitled suit by the Honorable
Court aforesaid. have seized and will offer for sale
AZ the door OF the Court House in said Parish on the
First
SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1857,
at II o'clock. a. m all the right, title, interest, and
claim, of the defendant Arthur u. Hart las in and to
The Estate of Mrs. Mary Radisl deceased,
as universal legatec, under the will Of said
deceased, which has been probatcd in suit
No. 1882, of the 18th District Court of said
Parish, which estate consists principally of
n certain judgment rendered in or about the
18th day Of February, 1856, on the opposi-
ton Of Alfred Hazard, Executor Of Mary
Radsh, deceased, to the account Of the adj
mnstrator of Sarah A. Penny, deceased,
in suit No. l745, said court, entitled lcccss:
ion Of Sarah \. Penny, deceased said .ndg
mcnt being for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars with eight per cent interest thereon
from the 10th day Of March 1851.
TERMS OF SALE.
On credit Of Il months.
august s, 1851 b. NJ. G. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

re" Mr.. Buchanan writes of railroads in n letter
to the Baltimore celebration:
Railroads are truly said to bind The different por-
tions of the Union together in bonds Of iron. but
neither iron nor adamant is clectna for this pur
pose as kind and patriotic hearts from different and
distant States. united together in bonds of mutual
respect and affection, and in a common love for one
whole great aud glorious country
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

democracy have rcprobated it, and have asked for
his recall
II is rumored that the administration will not
only refuse to recall Gov. Walker but will sustain
his policy. We cannot believe IT, But If IL does,
"to your tents, Israeli will ring like war-cry
from end of the South to the other, and the id
minstraton will forfeit all hold upon the South
This, as We conceive it, is the position of the
southern democracy. They exhibit to day sublime
spectacle before the world. party in the first us,
ola glorious victory and before the spos are dis.
tributed, arc ready and prepared to break with the
chief of their choice, If the alternative is forced
upon them, and peril all for their principles. We
learn that the opposition chucklc the anticpat
cd schism in the democratic party. Let them laugh
on. The people of the South are with the democra-
cy, and will stand by them in this great emergency
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

NOMINATION FOR STATE SENATOR The dele
gates of the American party met at Amitc
City, on Saturday last, and nominated Col.
Hezckiah Thompson as their candidate for
Senator from this district. Col. n. is the
unanimous choice of his party, and is one of
the most popular men in the district.
The delegates of the Democratic party met
at the same place last Tuesday, and nomnat-
ed Geo. w. Womack, Esq, as their candidate
for Senator. There were several candidates
for the nomination, not one Of whom could the
delegates unite upon; it was therefore thought
expedient to drop all the candidates and take
up new man, whereupon Mr.. Womack was
nominated. Grmnsbwg IMPERIAL
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

THE Goopwoop Cur RAcE.-Pryor and Prorcss
were defeated in the race for the Goodwood cup
They were placed fifth and sixth. Fourteen horse
started. The first iavortc and two other horses fe
In the race
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

New CorroN.--TAe First Bale Of Me !Season-Thc
Galveston Civilian, Of the sth inst, says:
We learn from Mr.. James Hooper, purscr of the
steamer Eclipse that the first bale of cotton of
the season arrived in Richmond yesterday, the I'll,
inst, few minutes too late for the cars, or il would
have been in market this morning.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15
100n LARGE FINE LEEClIfsS,
lUUU $50 " Sulph. Quininc.

100 lbs carb soda. best quality,
800 lbs copperas. 800 lbs sulphur,
10 gross Il. A. Falnestocks Vcrmluge,
- lbs Eluc Mass. superior article,
- lbs Tea, best quality.
10 doz cupping glasses. assorted sizes.
ScnriIicators thumb, gum, and spring ancets, fol-
gale BY L. N. LEMON.
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FROM TIE BURNT RUINS.
'>lIE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and
l. the public generally thas he has made arrange
mens for the continuance of his business and will be
prepared to execute all orders which he may receive
The Carriage Shop is in the rear Of the one lately
destroyed by fire. and his Blacksmith Shop is imme
diatey opposite the Stables Of Evans White.
july II. 1857 Il. BAUMANN.
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TILDON'S
ns1g@ GRAND PRIZE SCHEME aygr1
ToMBoLA.
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS-EACH
TICKET A PRIZE
CASH VALUE OF GOODS, 1000 DOLLARS.
d II A w l n G.:
To come off 1st of September, 1857.
MANAGERS
r IT, DRAIrGUAN w IT, GREEN s. t. HUNTER
CASH VALUE OF GOODS, 1000 DOLLARS
TICKETS. I'll.

MANAGERS F:
r. II. DRATGITAN. W. II. GREEN. S. +. HUNTER
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The remaining tickets each draw Prize from One
Dollar down to 10 ccntsno prize Of less value than
10 cents.
Persons taking so or more tickets will be entitled
to n discount OF ten per cent on the same.
aug |, 1851 NORWOOD TlLDON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-15

CHEET MUSIC--A new supply of sheet music for
- the Piano and Guitar for sale by
march 10 N1UMAN &, STRAUSS {
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14
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The Kansas Herald Of Preston, puAl;.h.,
Lawrence, Kansas, entered upon its thin -
few weeks sinee. The crowded state Of on, :,
umns has unayoidably prevented an earl;.. ,''-
tee. CIV. BRowS, the principal e,itn- =.
publisher,and the original prujcctOroft The p.
is native of North Hudson, in this eour,.
known 70 many Of our eitizens as sehesl- ..'- -
III the old brick School House, in this vir,-N
For several years he published the G,s.n,-,-.s
Courier, an ardent free soil paper in the -
part Of Pennsylvania. Prom there he -
among the earliest TO Kansas, with the -.
purpose Of aiding to the extent Of his ;a,,n, :,
means, in securing ii as Free State. A,a
manfully has he batilcd in that causs -.
he has met with much animadyersion f,o,. :
mere partisan press. disqualification Of ~
boFs and the proof Of the patriotism Of his -
consists in the fact that the great Haiori,v - !,
people of Kansas, so far at least, seem IA q.
his views, aud presses which called in ops.,;
the purity of his motives have been obl;,.Ia
endorse his position. The Harald Of F+n.Io,
an able paper aud earnestly devoted 70 ii. ~
interests of Kansas. We heartily wish il en-.
getic editors all success in their patriotic -
i-E7isobdAtosr,a. n. l., Po@.-Yezt,,t,
| We have been careful reader Of ;h;,
ever since 1t was revived after being desFr-otPs
: by border rutfian violence. We have ElSo ~,
many charges that have been brought sss;, 70
/ by the party press; but so far we have moi -
able to discover any just cause fer these 49,
tons. Ii has ever been strong advocate ~ n
/ Free State party in Kansas; and furthsr ~ -
this it has made no pretensions TO being ~ !!
vOeate of any political party. lthas Insipts;,c
an independence, Throughout Its whole ear.
which Is truly admirable; and its editors ~ a.
credit be il said, have enaeavored 10 portr,s =
truth, unailoyed By party sophistry, whicS e e
these days of party chques and party stfe ia "a
! tainly commendable virtue. To those risisai-
! c reliable newspaper from kansas. We EoSiS,IL-
ommend the HERALD or FREEDOM as A ios,-s.,
| worthy of their support. Tcrms-singIe ,pls-.s
6ers $40; three copies, ssts; ten copies. and
| q. W. Brown 4 Co., Lawrence, h. T.-TSr-'sss
AicA., JoETssdi, Independently
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Tro BE CONTINUED
The Wind q Musician.

The wind is musician at birth. We
extend silken thread in the crevice of
window, and the wind finds it, and signs
OVERT and goesup and down the scale upon
it, and poor Paganini must go somewhere
else for his honor, for 10 ! the wind is per-
forming with single string!
Ii tries almost every thing upon earth
to see if there is music III it it persuaies
tone out of the great bell in the tower,
when the sexton is at home and asleep !;
it makes a mournful harp of the giant
pines, and it does not disdain to try what
sort of whistle can be made of the
humbiest chimney in the world. How it
will play upon a great tree, till every leaf
thrills with the note in it, and wind up
the river that runs at its base for sort OF
murmuring accompaniment.
And what q melody it sings when it
gives concert with full chorus of the
waves of the sea, and performs an anthem
between the two worlds, that goes up
perhaps to the stars that love music the
most and sang it the first.
Then how fondly it haunts old houses,
moaning under the caves, signing in the
halls, opening old doors without fingers;
and singing a measure of some sad old
song around the freless and deserted
hearth.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14
ul,ne,s Iron works.

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IA IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
gines, boilers, mill work and other mac hIEery.-
Having withdrawn my interest from the hrn Of
Stigleman, johnson d Co., am now engaged In
building new establishment. on scale superior
to any In this country: and am operating and
ready TO receive orders al the corner of Piasa and
Fourth streets. where shall continue until the
new establishment Is fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds of mill work. and particularly better
class than any establishment in Alton is able or
capable of doing. induces me TO build an estab-
lisnment and st it up with Machinery. Tools, Mill
Patterns, and worknmen will enable me to
turn out better class of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported In this eoutfy.
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, to receive the same encourage
ment that has heretofore been so Literally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der my sincere thanks. and hope to be sustained
b. generous public, In this extensive enterprise.
G.. STIGLEMAN.
p. ST. now have associated with me in the
business Messrs. Adams Miller. Mr.. Joseph
A. Miller Is fayorably known as the best consult
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer of
all kinds of Machinery and Buildings IN this
country; and VIC viii at all times be ready to
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for Flour
ing Mills, Circular Auley and Sash Saw mills.
DistiIleries. Railroad and H. drsuiic works, and
ali kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same in complete order, at such prices as
cannot fail to give saiisfac ton.
STIGLEMAN, MILLER l. CO.
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Atty's aao LaQo agents.
NOTICE no CLAIMANTS.

WHEREAS, UNDER THE PROVISIONS
w of An act to provide for the auditing of
claims and the act supplemental thereto. both
passed and approved February ed, leJ9, the I'M
designed has been appointed Commissioner ito
audit and certify all claims Of all and every per-
son or persons who may present the same for con-
sideration" for
l. (PuJEie.) Moneys actually and necessarily
expended for the purpose of maintaining and
carrying into effect the Laws of this TERRITORY or
for the purpose of suppressing any rebellion or
Instruction, whether in sustaining the militia
or any posse of the Marshal or any Sheriff Of Any
county of the Territory"
.. (PrioGte.) Claims of all persons who may
have sustained any loss or damage in consequence
of, or growing out of the difficulties in this Ter
ritory, b. way Of loss of property or consequent
expenses at any time since the passage of the act
to organize this Territory, viz: May 81, 1854. The
said act provides for the taking of testimony in
support of ell such claims, collections and certi
cation of vouchers, aud making a true and cor
rect statement in duplicate of all such accounts,
and to be laid before the next Congress of the
United States, and the other before thesnext
Legislative Assembly of Kansas Territory, to the
end that proper and united efforts may be made
to obtain from Congress, compensation and in
demnity for the losses, expenses, and damages
incurred by the citizens of this Territory without
distinction of party.
Notice is therefore given that the undersigned
will hold Sessions according to the provisions of
- wNI.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14
John Deere,s Moline PIows.

ON the opening. of navigation in the spring,
~ shall send to MeSSrs. Allen Il Gilmore, Law
renee, X, T.. q large assortment of Breakers Of
all sizes, especially of my extra TWO-Horse Mold
Board of Breakers, which has received the high
esJ commentators from all who bave used them;
also great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
Flows, among which | would mention the I'm
proved Clipper the No. or Eng. casteeI Plow.
and the Michigan Double or SubsOil plow.
which should receive the especial attention of
those who wish to raise q crop the first year. /
have made some improvements on this pillow from
last year, for believe it is perfect to be used
in Western sell. Also Corn Flows, Cultiyators,
double and single Shovel Flows. Rolling Caters
and Clasps, Gauge Wheels, Truck Wheels. and
other fiXtureS.
The quality of the stock used in my plOws is
not equalled by any establishment in the West,
and the plows are finished in very superior
style.
Having been engaged for eighteen years in the
manufacture of pioWs for use in the Western
States entirely. can confidently say to emigrants
from the Eastern States. that these plows aciH
scouT and work perfectly in any soil in the Mis-
sissippi valley.
All orders addressed to ALLEN L GILMORE.
Lawrence, X. L. or to me at Moline. Rock Island
Co., Ill, will receive prompt attention. n2u
JOHN DEERE.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14

While in Lecompton, few Gays since,
we were informed by Col Moore, of a
fact in relation to the opening of the Office
for this district which we had not before
heard, viz. that the necessary papers for
the opening of the Office for the pre-emp-
ton of claims, had been forwarded by the
Department from Washington some six
weeks ago, and are, of course, now on
their way hither. Their non-receipt ere
this, is, however, mystery, which the
Register is unable to account for. Imme-
diately upon their arrival, which is daily
anticipated. Publie notice viii be given.
and claimants viii have an opportunity
of proving up their presumption rights,
and securing titles to their lahds.-Kansas
Tribune
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The Truth Abent kan...

GOV, GEARY'S ADMINISTRATOR IN
VI KANSAS; large 19 lao. 34s pages Ma
COMPLETE HISTORY OFTHE TERPITnnppIs
until June, 1857. Embracing a fun aeraa mi !.
its discovery. Geography, Soil. Climate p, %
ducts, its organization As y ferritOfy. tr,r,.s
tiOns and events under GovernoTs Rsedsr -
Shannon, political discussions, Personal p "a
counters. Election Frauds, Battles and IN,
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors ;hs-.
in, all fully authenticated by JOHN n. GiTNS
NJ. d.. Private Secretary TO Gov. Gear. Csr,'
fully complied from the Official Doeumep,s !,
file in the Department of the State az Wasbi,S-
ton, and other papers in possession Of The l..
thor, with full account Of the Inv ASION at
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the captgrf ~
and treatment of the Free State prisoners h,
character and movements Of the Missouri Banis,
Ruf6ans: the murder Of Buffum, and Others. -
C0NTROYE RSY BETWEEN COY, GEAEy
AND JUDGE LECOMPTE; the proceeding, =
the Territorial Legislature. of the Pre-SlsgcT
Convention, and the Organization Of NaiieBz
Democratic Party, with Sketch OF Edzsas dsr-
Jag us early troubles. a5lder Gers. Re,ier azi
Shannon; its 1nyasions. Battles. OuErasrs az
Murders.
a copy will be sent to any part Of the rniis
States, by mail, free of postage, on the recsir,
of retail price. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO III
TRADE. " 1eoe Agents wanted. Price n
| Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents.
CHAS. G. RHODES, Pnblisher.
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
Z IuIr o5ih TSST Am
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last PASSENGER Il EXPRESS FREIGHT
Il LINE from LAWRENCE to iEC0APTOx,
WESTP0RT and KANSAS CITY, DAILY.
with Sp1eadid -Four HORSE ItG,as. and Cehoyi
Ight eonveyances, This line is peSmdaeaay e.
tablished and viii be maintained during SUE.
mer and Hiaker with increasing energy as ias
demands for transportation enlnrge-i in evidehss
of which the Go. refer TO its anteceients. In
short time this line will be reinforced with a.
entire new outfit of passenger conye,aneesegusi
to any line in the United States. Also, DAG
Eppress line, via the Lightning Line Packets
and Pacific Railroad to st. Louis, ~. JosePt
and all intermediate points on the route. enhnec-
ting at St. Louis with ALL other Eslrtssss, ff
all the principal towns and cities in the United
States. NORTH. East dRd South. Bankers ssd
Merchants business promptly ATTENDED 10. Al
kinds of valuable packages, parcels. freight and
merchandise forwarded with dispatch. All luss-
es and damages promptly adjusted at this once.
T. SAMPSON, Agent.
Office Richardson's No. Express Col
Lawrence june 18th, 1851 q
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CIRCULAR
mo All, WHO WISH TO INyES

ITO ALL WIS WISH TO INVEST MONEY
i In Land or Town Lots in the rich and rapid
Ii growing Territory o; Kansas, where the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices. / would most respectfully sal that have
established REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
City of Lawrence Kansas Territory. where
will give my personal attention toinyesting mon
ey ia lands or town lots, to buying. entering and
locating land, paying taxes. &c, for non-resi-
dents ON rs favorable terms rs they could do
themselves if present.
From my extensive aequain lance with the Diff
ferent parts of the Territory, its soil and miner
al resources. added to my long residence in Kan
sas and an the western border OF Missouri. fat
ter myself that can give general satisfaction to
All Who may entrust business in ny hands,
Collections made In ans part of the TERRITORY
or In Western Missouri. ] viii continue toprac-
tice law IN the various courts OF the TERRITORY,
and attend 10 contested claims IN the Land Of
Zee. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Barrister at Law sad Com'r Of Deeds for No.
Sept, 96-tf
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JAMESTOWN. MERCER COUNTY. Pa
~ Insurance against loss and damage D. nis,
tornado and bail. This old Insurance ConPz9
has opened a GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE IN Ia a.,
renee, Kansas, and has determined TO take ZEE -
on all kinds of insurable property al Tsles -.
low as any other responsible COMPANY 10 y
West. They have issued many Thousand Ponei1 :.
during the last six years. and in even esss q
loss have paid the damages promptly. SitlOe
subiecting the parties to delays or hiIgsiioH-; !,
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED iE every i6H. ~. =
Kansas. Address all communications Ga .sH
subject to g. w. BRowS. Esq, Lawrence ASh
sas Territory.
DIR. WH GIBsos, Pres't. DIR. >. G. CLARK Ire''
j. G. THOMPSON. Secretary,
@. w. BROWN. General Agent Tor hAnsas'
LOCAL AGENTS.
Wa. l.. GooDESow, Manhattan. b. L.
y. Il. PLUME. Empofia.
). :. PRorTY. Prairie CitS.
X. :. LEVITT, WyaBdott.
DAVID ii. WEIR, Lawrence. h. j.
May, 1S56
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New aoods

THANKFUL 10 their old patrons for past "a
l. vOrs. the Subscribers take pleasure in an
nouncing. that they ere continually receiving
heavy additions to their already extensive stock
Of merchandise, enabling them In supply the
Lawrence market with Fancy and Staple Goods
store in the country. Their stock of Groceries
il complete. Provisions, embracing Flour. Corn
Meal Lard, Pork, Bacon, DC, always ON hand,
Hardware, Wooden-Hare, Crosscut Saws, Nails.
Glass of the various sizes, TinWare, Carpenters
Tools, Boots and Shoes. Ready made Clothing,
Window Sash, Doors. Carpetings, in short q gen
eral and complete assortment of every thing usu-
ally called for IN country store in store. Hoping
70 receive continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us, we are the pubIic's
humble servant. w &C DUNCAN
L1srFsace. MAY 30 1851
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N. n. Weir.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n General Land and Collecting Agent. Law
renee, Kansas Territory. Having opened Gen
eral Land Office will attend to all professional
business entrusted to my care. including the Sc
caring and collecting claims. investigating titles
TO Lots, buying and selling, paying taxes, Loan
ing and Investing money. Locating Land w ar
rents, Entering Land on Time for settlers, and
agency business generally.
REFERS To Hon. :. g. Halfway. Elmira. y. y;
Jas Bradley, Omaha City. \. T.. Messrs. Paine
Ia Porte. Ind. Hon. s. Colfax, NJ c. South
Bend, Ind; ID. g. Rose, La Porte, Ind.
Office on Mass. ST., over Woodward Finley's
Drug Store. mar. IA 3'-u.
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Eagle Works, Chicago, III,

rs the largest machinery manufactoy and de-
L pot in the United States. where may be found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and sts;ionsu
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers. All kinds Of Wood and Iron Mashih.
ery. Premium Portable Circular Saw hiis.
Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn Mills, with BeE
improvements, with or withnut Bolts. GensTSl
Mill Furnishings Superior Single Mills. Stesl
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. FINISHED
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. CASTING
and Min Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutie.
Best Maehinists Files, of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work. etc. etc.,
We say to our patrons and the public generAilI,
that heretofore we have net been able TO keep Up
with the demand, but now We have largely IL
creased our works, increased our tirm, and have
greater facilities for supplying the West via
MACHINERY than any other establishment.
PW .GaTEs. T.. WARNER 7. CHALMERS.
A. WARNER. DIR. FRAsEk.
April H. IS57.-Iy