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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-11

- JOBS! JOBS!
ways sell at levy, at 8 to &C.
4 40 ps I'd vide Chintz worth goo, at 195. ..l
cases Gnghams, of superior quality and fast color,
at q levy--a very great bargain.
Ohalr DeLains-a few thousand yards OF beautiful Ne
Lainson fine Chally Clsths, such as we sold qSte
81 ets from 10 to 15c. f1a
Fine bro Musllns, worth 2 at 61c-at
apps L-L-. stone 4 THnMAs,
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Keep tile Wines in horizontal D0Aitaon, ana III Sei
an temperature .., ,,.,,,,,s "a \. ,.s,t
for three DAYS using room or At the ten1
perature OF 7Odegrees, that the Wines are We
warmed through. ,,-,,,,C C,rtwua
WINES for It Injuries their and flavor and diutrs
the Wines, thus destroying their character The
too = Tive TO bear ice. = H.
~ In offering the above Wines to the notice Of Tue
American puhe desire to assure n PsEs3ns VINO may
nurchae them they the strictly PURE JrE o. hE
CATGwBA GRAPE free from any and every form o. aanlte
alton and containing alcohol excepting that which results
from the natural process OF fermentation
The SPARKLING CATAWBA is not made to INITIATE any
foreign article but Il Is designed to be just what
ia Tepresented, an 4 mericnn sparkling WIne, as
Cha,npagne Is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the re-
Smbanee ceases American Grape is far more rich
and ruity in flavor II makes delicious wine The
prejudice in the foreign article may be As
prejudice only and inconsistent with true taste and us
nlent. =, -, - -
The STILL WINE is highly esteemed by Medical men as
most tonic for inyalIds and for sAcKAAF4L
purposes tis wholly uneNceptionabie
The BRANDY made from tie Catavba frape differs IN
material degree ordinary French Brandy OF courSe
hut at the possesses all those qualities when
should characterize superior article Of this kinds and when
Is desired strictly pure Brandy for medicinal OF
other purposes, It cannot be over estmatsd
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
GIVE L
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DIRECTIONS.

CETAWBA BRANDY, Distilled from CatAEha VINE
strictly pure for medical purposes unriValed'
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MISCELLANEOUS.


American Wines and Brandy
Cgucinaati brands and Zdne's IslGnd 6rdT1 20 IT,,
CyPARKJINf OATAWBAs Quarts ana FJHtS'' 80 49,
y Of French Champagne. ,.., uo.l.
STILL CATAWBA, Corresponding to German i"s-
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS,
TT. c. oRR'S, Formerly J. H. Thompsons,) No. III
N Main Just received large invoice of miscel
Ianeous School and Blank Books also general
of Wall paper. Among books may be found Gibbons
Rome, Hues England, Irvlngs Life OF Washington Dicks
Rollins Works, Pntarc's Lives, Cark's and Scotts
Commentaries; also Bentons Thirty Years In the Senate
Kanes Exploring Expeditions BedsOe Liberty and Slar
very Hills OF the shatenuc, Ngami, HaEatha, Marry
Ing Too Late, Ec., &c.
We large number Of books selected expressly
the Holidays which must be rather than described
Also the publications of the Presbyterian Board, Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found in the Book and Stationery line
tept constantly hand at No III Main street deco
WE have now the following make of Rleached
w and Brown Oottons in all widths, which we viii sell
at prices as low as be bought in the city;
case Semper Tlem, (Blea'd.l
2 81 Water Twist, e = DO
:" Phoenix, do
'' Artics, Extra heavy do
Also, large supply of "Whits RocE,n N. r. Mills, and
InlOse celebrated Housewife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
/ Bale "a "Neversirk"
Q "A "CouestogN"
tsWateTloo"
We also have large supplies of pillow linens and
sheengs, Table Diaper DamRsk Towels Toweing Doylies
and Napkins Of all sizes, qualities and patterns:
> {. II, STVEARINGEN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,HOLLOWAY'S GENUINE fhRNIC47 n ;.

AIsIttJ.
FH9HEsE PlaSterB are prepared from the Arr,.. ",
that valuable vegetable remedy, used for
Germany, and various parts Of Eurore with sch
ing efficacy Us to attract the attention Of The s9nh
the medical faculty particularly, to its wonderful am
properties. by its stimulating and anodyns
lords Immediate relief In oil Of pains or a.
the BREAST side, back lmbs-aso in bru,sss @ Ii
fractures govt, rheumatism, lumbago, and is vs sas'
sumption, asthma, hoarseuess, &C. 80 s"'as' eoH
This Is no quack preparation, but one r,eetin, ~
baton of the Medical Profession, the most eJrent
escrIbe them, and recommend them the ntsntSS sy
Medical class They have been before the pubilc q
than tet ys1rs aud Of the many thonsand dozen ~
Irs yet TO hear OF single Of failure to girs ,; ~
They are spread on the oitleSt Lambskin srs .g
comfortable, and may be worn the most I.jI. AMI
sous in al situations While they adhere rrniy ~ per-
er spread of that constance not To nm tlN
way soil the whtcst linen. Sold by ' VI IN anJ
T. H. LOGAN 4 IN
NV mH9 Bridge Corner DFIvs,,,
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ReVolvers! Firearms!
CUTLERY ny AfIB9ETY GooDSil
WOULD call attention my large and splendid stock Of
Firearms, consisting OF Single and Double BaTeed Guns
CotS Aliens, Marstons and Warmers RevolVers, and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous to mention.
ALS0-A shlendid stock OF Cutlery Variety Goods etc
TFufses and Supporters in great variety
IN All kinds Of repairing done with neAtne9s and dis
patch a. T. CARTWRIGHT'S
Cutlery, Variety and Mnsio Store,
jsl9 125 Main st.. Wheeling.
PARTICULAR attention called style Of lever
i watch eVeTy part oCIohfch e IN diner
tcd which every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
watches aTsJeReed and all be correct
ToTssIs W. CP BROWN
mAyI wahhlnfton Hall. Monroe St
Piano Fortes
OPENED THIS DAY. another lot Of Chckering 4 Sons
" Piano FoTtes which claim be supeTOrto other
brought market, notwithstanding ali the gas and wind
about other Makers strings and gold medss into the
bargain
We respectfully call those who want instrument
that be relied and fair price to and select
frem hne stock, ready for sale At No. % Union
ESQ J. MELLOR.
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s 1850 prizes amounting S"4V"
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, S5 90;
Quarters, 50 SO.
DT nE THE LOTTERY,

The Numbers from l to 30 OOO, corresponding with those
Numbers on tbs tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per. are encircled with small tin tubes and plAced IN one
The arst 2l2 PriErs. similarly printed and encircled, are
placed IN anoth-r wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the wheel II numbers, and at the same time Prize
i, drawn firm the other WHEEL The Number Guu Frize
dawn out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience and
rsrist red BY the Commissioners the Pine being placed
scsiust the Number drawn This operation Is repeated
until all the Prizes ar drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the hrst Il
Prizes viii be entitled II the IS approximation flizes, AZ
corning 10 the sche ne.
~ me 3. OoO Prizes Of $40 will be determined BY the
lasI figure Of The number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For xsmple. II the Numbers drawing S5OeOO Prize enos
with No. I. then all the Tickets where the number ENDS
in 1 will be entitled to 20. II the Number ends with
No :. then all the Tickets where the number ends IN :
viii De entitled to $40, and so on too
Certificates Of Packages will be sold At the folONlhg
rates, which is the risk:
a. % 10 Half /" 1890. 80 90
" 10 Quarter " ........ 20 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
TO our address. for the Tickets ordered, on ~receiptof which
thev viii BE- forwarded by nrst mail. Purchaser can
have Tickets ending in any 6gure they may d s!gnate-
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes VIII De forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Once, County and State.
r. Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in ful without deduction
~ An Prizes Of 81, OOo and under, paid Immediately
after the d-rawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
a. All communications strictly confidential.
70 Prize Tickets csshed or renewed in other Tirkets
at either once.
Addres orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets either to
S. SWAN s. CO., Atlantis, Ga, or
janis S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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FOR SALE.

TOFFER for sale the tract OF lznd On which
H& nov reside. Tor fifteen dollars Per acre, three
ESh,ndred cleared. one hundr-d and f5ity-eveB
- INBRED. lviug eight miles ab9ve Gallagher and
tive mies o. shelby Depot. .oOd dwelling house gin
bs1se and Al other necesG " out houses. I viii take
uiteeu dollars per acre Also 62e acres adjoining the
said tract. $50 acres cleared the balance well tm0ered,
uifhfu two miles Of the said D-pot- Persons wl-hing to
rurohsse. viii 90 well 70 call soon and 6uy a barGa+n.
S 7. WESTBROOK-
Rf1aer Of the above farms csn be had, payable when
Nj. Burhanan Is elected. With afty per eent added
se19s-ff S 7. ".
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TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Franklin, Tenn

THE first session Of this Institution commences the
i FIRST MONDAY Ga day. Of February The aus
pices are favO able. Franklin Is one Of the most pleas
ant and beautiful towns OF the State. TIE Rev. J. N
SHARPE is President, assisted BY 3 fun, experienced and
en1cient corps Of Teachers. The College building Is the
ornament Of Franklin, and sufficient y commodiOus fer
two hundred and fifty pupils. OuE motto is THOR
oUGHNESs." Music and Ornamental Branches shall
not be neglected. The Boarding Department is conducted
by Mr.. and Mrs. SHARPE, and every want shall be sup
piled. For Circular and other particulars, address the
President, or Ohm
ian2c-W3la
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general COLLECTING AGENCY
MARBLE
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES. Sc

CONSTANTLY on hand. Monuments Of al dascrfp-
tons, from 500 to $1,000, OF latest style and pat
terms. Tombs and Head and Foot Stones. furnished a.
low a. any other establishment who DO their work well
and satisfactory. To these needing anything in the
Monumental line would 90 well to call and examine be-
fore sendingtheir orders to the North. The undersigned
will be found at the Old stand on Adams street.. between
Main and Front Row, opposite the Worsham House.
ready 70 M any orders, having the best Of Marble and
Workmen, no pains shah be spared to give satisfaction.
John WHITE.
P. S--Ar- NJ L. Sorry Is now on a tour through
North Mississippi and the adjacent counties OF Tennessee,
soliciting orders for Marble work, and viii contract for
Marble at shop prices, the object OF his tour being chiefly
70 remove the impression that orders must be sent TO the
North for good work. The publis being satisfied that
IL is the best policy TO encourage home industry, and II
good WORK and reasonable prices viii keep business az
home, give your orders 70 Mt. Sorry, or call opposite the
Wcrsham HoSoe. a~ug2S-wtf J. W.
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--T~-T
VHE Spring Session viii commence WEDNESDAY,
l. February 4th, 1887.
FACULTY.
d. B. JOHNSON, A. n, President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Science and Evidences Of Christianity
J. H. HACKELToN, A.. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Ian
guages and French.
Rev. J. W. SHELTON, A. NJ, Professor Of English
Literature and Natural Science.
T. B. JOHNSON, Professor Of Pure and Mixed Mzihe-
mates.
4. CYRIAx. Professor OF Vocal and Instrumental MI.
sic, and Teacher on the Harp.
J. KOEHLER, Assistant Professor Of Music.
MIS-. NJ. 2. JOHNSON, GOverness.
Miss NJ. W. NASH, Instructress in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music.
Miss ELIZA NJ. BARTLETT, Instructress 10 Natural
Science and Higher English Branches.
Miss ELLEE N. BARTLETT, InstructresS in Englist
Branches.
Miss n. A. BENT, Instructress in Drawing and Paint
ing.
Miss NJ JOHNSON, Preceptress Of the Preparatory De
partment.
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RuiIding MateriaIs

GreenwoOd's Celebrated Hinges,
GreenwOods Axle Puliies and Shutter Fastnings,
Pearl White END Mineral Knsb Locks and Latches,
Close and ElectrO-Piated "
Cottage, Rural and M0Ttise
Front and store door
Sliding door Locks and Furniture,
Seif-shutting door and Gate Hinges and LAtches,
Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brzds. Screws, sc.
This depaTtmen. in our business IS under the special
supervision Of one OF the partners, who has fer many
years, in this city, given il his careful attention, and be-
Heving that this branch OF our business requires more
than ordinary care, both in the selection Of the goods
and in dTling orders, he is determined TO use his best en-
deavors 20 keep such goods as shall please all cur me-
chanics, and will hold every iEduct ment 70 merit thtir
patronage
the quality Of all which We can mIy guaranty, oonpris-
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n Office.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that he has taken charge Of the Male School near
Forest Hill Seminary, where he hopes by uuTemi ting at
tcnti0n TO the duties OF his profession % merit a small
share Of the public patronage. To a thorough Collegiate
education. in one OF the first Colleges Of our land, he
unit $ = large experience as teacher Of youth. Young
men will be thoroughly fitted for College, OF the active
duties Of life. Good board can be had in respectable pri-
vate families at eight dollars per month. The place IL Of
convenient access, being ON the line Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. Students will leave the cars at
Forest Hill Station, where they will readily Ind the
school by inouiring at the Female Seminary
VOORHEES,. Principal.
References-Rev. B. Miller, Principal Female Semina-
nary at Forest Hil; Fl Owen, B. Cash, V Bauguss N.
Neville, F W. Kinney, ". T.. Bette, $. Reid, J. Yangis,
J. Bogus, S. A. Meacham, Mr.. COldwe1 and B. Owen.
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TINE History and Records Of the Elephant Club; c0m-
Il piled from Authentic Documents now in the pOsses-
sion Of the TOOIosical Society. By Ne, Knight Russ Ock-
side. N. D.. aud Ne. Q. K. Philander Dcesticks, p. B
This being the veritable and vcrscious history Of the
soings and misscings OF the Elephant Club- With the
minute and particular narrative OF what they did To
which is add.d a esmplex and elaborate DESCRIPTION OF
what they DIDN'T. Containing also, the eXultant record
Of heir memorable success in eventually obtaining each
and every one. A nqht Of the entire and HEddHlteT5fsd
Animal, from the primitive hair IN his attenuafed pro-
boscis to the last link Of his symmetrical tail
The Humo-s Of Pslconbrdge. A Collection o. Humor-
Gus and Every Day Scenes By Jonathan ?. Kelley.
Lake Ngami; or. Explorations and Discoveries during
Four Tears' WanderinEs 10 the Wics Of Southwestern
Africa. with numerous Illustrations, reprr senting Sport
ing Adventures. Subjects OF Natural History, Devices for
destroying Wild Animals, &c.
Beaumarchais and His Times. Sketches Of French
Society in The Eighteenth Century, from Unpublished
Documents.
Little Dorrit. By Charles Dickens. C,oth and paper
bound. For sale BY
IanI-daw CLEAvES a GUIcN.
F7- gnspirsr and Evening News corr
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WILL sex the tract OF Land on which / live, in Tip
pah county. Mss, six miles west OF Ripley, on
Ti1p3h river, for creek containing Eight Hundred Acres
I've huntret Of the very best creek b0ttom-End the bal
anoe second bottom aad upland. There are about one hun
d-ed acres cleared, and in a hne state Of cultivation
TIE improvements are good and new, consisting Of a
Dwelling house. and al necessary out houses. The above
tract o. land, / lave No hesitAncy in saying Is one OF the
best in North Mississippi for raising Cotton, Cern OF
stock, IS the range IS hne both winter and sumner.
For particulars about the place, 7 refer TO Davidson, Ellis
x Blair, Memphis; John " Thompson Ripley, Miss; ".
C.. Peguis, Holly Springs, OF 10 myself On the premises.
,crTq-wtf : J. PEGUIS.
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q hi T / 81.

In every grade. shade. size, variety and price also Fur-
uIsbing Goods Solid Sole Leather Trunks, Nalises, Car
pet Bags, Umbrellas, sc &c. All we ask isa tar OK
animation Of our stock and prices
Dealers IN Clothing Al wholesale and Retail, No. "a
Nsip street. Upion Block. opposite Court Square, Men
~ Tepp ocs-daw4m
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FARM ZOE M.

A DESIRABLE Country Home in Shelby Co.,
sat6 miles from Memphis, and \ miles from Ger
Depot on he Memphis and Charleston
- Rafr8ad. and Plankr1ad. and between Shelby
Esle High School and Forest Bill institute. There are
I4 acres OF Land in the tract, Of which 70 acres are
cleared. and IS acres Of good timber Il has on IL CON-
Portable dwellings, an orchard OF Apples, Peaches and
Plums. and never failing well OF good freestOue water. A
perfect tide given. and payments made easy Persons 81
Assistance can get any information they may require, By
writing to the undersigned ~ Germantown, Tenn, OF 70
G.. B. Locke, Memphis.
sepsEswtf P. HEREDON.
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TIN AND SLATE ROOFING
sUPERcEDED BY THE Use OF
VESTS PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT.

TBIs Cenleat, by its non-conduction and galvanism,
prevents metal roofs from rusting and unsolcering;
~ rrsiSts the extremes OF heat ard cold better than
ANYTHING ever invented fO- entir roofs, or for covering
over old shingles or metal roofs OF any slnd- Inc weight
Of ms matsrisl, il being much lighter than tin OF shin
rIes Ills adapted TO all kinds OF houses, nat OF steep
roofs. Its appearance q like slate, Oeautliul ahAs TOT
therich palace or the humble cottage
The undersigned, having secured the night tothe
State Of Tennessee, is nov prepared 10 cover ol OF new
sroupd chtmneys, s~ky-ights. batuements, &c, al short
80 notice and will also sell rights . territories By
counties OF towns, on reasonable terms. The attention
- arrhi;ectx. builders, and the public generally, is invi-
TED 10 this Roofing. as something better than anything
Before kuowu, for chespness and duraonity5 Il being hre
and waterproof.
OHee n J. L. MUrgan's Architectural ROoBs, No. 10
walkers block, Memphis, Tennessee where samples may
be seen; or address Box 5S7 post smce.
or he msuv TESTIMONIALS 1 have, I viii here submit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-10

Having examined samples OF Vests Patent Gslvanie
Cement Tor Roofing. and having knowledge Of the ma
teriaI used in said T0odng, we have no hesitation ID
saving that we deem said roofing ole Of the best that has
come under our observation. and weuld c~heerfully re-
comm nd It to the public, Il being IRE and waterproof.
sirDsd John L. Morgan. Architects; VIM. Crane, Archi-
tect and Civil Engineer; R. FtrEessn, Carpenterj ,
s Bruce & Co. Carriage Builders, Monroe street; D
Cockreu, ~proprietr Commercial HOTEL K A. Benson
Music House. 25S Main street.
Memphis. July Is, 1856.
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S0MERYILLE MALE ACADEMY.

WILL open on MONDAY, the ID OF February, in the
w building which has Just BEEN erected. This build
ing has been especially adapted, in its interior e~onstruc-
ton and arrangement, TO convenience, health, and good
taste, nd to the requirements Of this school, and will be
furnished with the most improved school furniture,
(single desks and chairs,) and other edueatioBal appli-
anees. For information, address the Principal,
r. NJ. MOORE,
~JanoO-w3t SOmervile. Tenn.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land
800 which he now resides, in Haywood county,
~Tennessee through which the Memphis and Ohio
- Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand acres. The Improvements consist Of ! hne
frame dwelling. With ten rooms, negro quarters, gn
house. stables, a ane steam and grst mill, good orchards,
and al the necessary improvements for q large farm, OF
can Be- canvenienUy divided into several small ones. For
health and fertility OF soil this place Is unsurpassed by
any in the country For further particulars apply to the
subscriber on the premises
decIO-asvtf THOs. HAPARD
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fl CARD.
OUR NEW FIRM,

II Affords me pleasure TO announce 10 my friends and
the pubiic that l have associated with me my former
mariner, JAS. s. WILKIH and NY wen-known assis-
tant. THOs. hill, under the familiar style Of P. u.
CLARK 4 co.
The new firm viii start with an eh1oient force in each
rechanica branch, the watch dspsrtmentbeing under the
supervision OF Mt. wilkins.
sto \ fual at all times Of the latest fashions, and prices
as Low rs the same quality aud style Of goods can be puF-
chased In Philadelphia or New York.
l am thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me
during my fifteen years residence in Memphis, and my
aim will be 10 merit Its continuance.
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Norton, Bradley & Co, timers; S. '. @~sJhews; T. B.
wicks Barnard socum; s. Bastable; S. R Mathews
Chas. A. Wheaton z. H. Brewster; c. H Usensentz
Syrasuse, Y. 7 Amos Pratt, Master steamboat Globe
Buffalo. n. Y; 5. C. Case, Sup't Cars and Buildings 4
c. R. p, Detroit, AichiEans Wm Wells; Herry CHS
holm Z. Leland, sinner, Cleveland Ohio, D.L Joco-
bus & Bro; Gage, Brother = Drake, fremont House
suu't Pubic Buildings, Chicago. Illinois All Of the
above namei gentlemen. with hosts q others, Rave useo
this Cement and can testify as 70 its utility and dura-
bWtr aug3n dsm
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~Carnenfer,s Tools

carpenters Tools
Union Factory Planes, Rules, &c,
Spear 4 Jackson's Hand and PsnnsI Saws,
Butchers cast steel Chisels and Files,
Earl Smith * Co.'s Files,
wetherby's Chisels and Draw Knives,
Cams celebrated
Spirit Levels, Rules and Gusges,
Augers, Anger Bits Scresdrfvers, sc.
BIacksmitIh's Tools.
Peck's Louisville Bellows,
NewoOmb's New York Bellows,
Slid Box and Parallel Vices,
Armitage's MOCSehole Anyis,
Coley's warranted Anviis,
Hans aud Sledge Hammers,
Blacksmith Tongues,
Farriers, Hammers, Knives and Pineers.
Timers Materials.
Best Charcoal Tin Plate c.
90 q 90
" Loaded Roofing Plate C,
Bar Tin. Spetre, &c,
Iron Bass and Copper Wire,
Bot Copper. Soldering Irons, r.,
Tinnsd and Brsziers Sheet Copper.
Boiled and Charcosl Sheet Iron.
Russ imitation, Russ. and Galvernizad Iron,
Bar Lead Rivets, Copper Tacks, SC.
We would also call the attention OF Railroad and Lsyee
Contractors 10 our stock Of
Railroad B4rro~s, Ames Shoveis and Spades,
Boring Machines, Mattceks. Picks, Sc.
Having = thorough knowledge Of our business In all its
branches, We are determined to give it our entire aiten-
ton, and shah attend personally TO all the orders, and 70
the transaction OF our business in every particular. and
BY 50 doing hstter ourselves that we Can give ~sAfisfac-
ton. SMITH & CO.,
fcbi So ana sos Main-at.