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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Moral Courage.

Sidney Smith, in his work on Moral
Philosophy, speaks in this wise of what
men lose for want of little moral cour.
age, OF independence Of mind:
"a crea: deal of talent is lost 10 the
world for the want Of little courage
Every day sends to the grave number Of
obscure men, who have onl " remained in
obscurity because their timidity has pre-
vented them from making a first effort
and who, if they could have been in.
duced to begin, would in all probability,
haze gone great lengths in the career of
fame. The fact is, that to do anything
in this world worth doing, we must not
stand back, shiverng, and thinking Of
the cold and danger, but jump in and
scramble through all as well as we can.
1t will not do to be perpetually calcula-
ting tasks, and adjusting nice chances; it
did vfy well before the food, where
man could consult his friends upon an in.
tended publication for hundred and ff-
ty years, and then live TO see its success
afterward; but at present a man waits,
and doubts, and hesitates, and consults
his brother, and his uncle, and particular
friends, till, one day, he finds that he is
sixty years Of age; that he has lost so
much time in consulting his first cousin
and particular friends, that he has no
more time to follow their advice"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Claiming Relationship.

An old gentleman named Rattleburn,
in New York, becoming apprehensive that
he had not a single relation in the world,
published an advertisement, desiring that
all who could claim kindred with the
Raulebum family should come forward,
as there was fortune of $780, 900 to be
divided among them; and in less than "a
hours he was visited by no less than six
aunts, nineteen uncIes, twenty nephews,
ninety. -four neces, and one hundred and
seventy. five cousins.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Seduction and Marriage.

A most singular case Of seduction and
marriage occurred at Newport, KY, last
week. 1t seems that ayoung man highly
connected in Kentucky, and doing bust
ness in Cincinnati. seduced young la.
dy Of about sixteen summers, some time
ago. The father Of the young lady was
not aware Of it until last week, and on
being made acquainted with the painful
fact, he tried all the stratagem he could
to get the young man into his house. He
finally succeeded, on Thursday evening.
While the young man was seated in the
front parlor, the young lady's father dis.
patched messenger for clergyman, at
the same time sending him word that he
had good job on hand for his reverence.
The divine lunclionary made no delay,
but hasteued with all the speed he could
to the place of destination. When he
came, he was ushered into dark room,
without the young mans knowledge.
When all things were square, the old
gentleman walked into the parlor, where
the young lovers we've conversing togcth-
err. and presented pistol at the young
mans heart. Seeing the deadly weapon
aimed at his breast, he fell on his knees
and clasped his hands, saying, "For God
sake don't shoot me. | will Ito anything
and everything you may require of me il
you viii only spare my life."
Those who were looking on at the time
said the young man looked moro plous
and sanctifed than any Methodist preach
or they had ever seen.
"Well," shouted the enragcd father,
"marry my daughter forthwith, or | will
shoot you on the SPOT
"Oh, for Gods sake" cried the young
man, "send some person for q clergyman
Immediately, or | will be dead man.
No sooner was the word spoken than
out came the clergyman, and in a mo-
ment The two were transubstantiated into
one.
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SheriH''S Snle.

On Saturday the l7th day of October, 1857,
at the Court House door in Winchester, Ten
nessee, will offer for sale to the highest bid
der, for ready cash, certain tract Of land
lying in Franklin county, Tennessee, district
No. 3, and bounded as follows: On the north
by Alex Helms lands, on the east by Geo.
w. Rowling's lands, on the south by Jos. w.
T,igg's lands, and on the west BY George
Gray's lands, containing 200 acres more or
less, being the tract upon which VIM. Lyle,
now lives, levied upon as the property of VIM.
Lyle to satisfy fl. ia. in my hands in favor
OF the State of Tennessee against said Lyle
and others. NATH FRIZZELL,
Septic 3t So 20 Dept. Shift.
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Idiots.

IIiocy is arrested development, There
is, in all cases, a deficiency OF braIn' q
low physical organizations The humane
and accomplished DR.. Wilbur says tha'
ont of class of twenty pupils, only
three could count ten. Their almost uni
versal fault was glutlony. Their great
want is the want Of attention, Many
cannot talk; it often requires Two or lhfee
wears to enable them to utter single
word distinctly. In almost all cases.
home treatment only confirms the maIa'
DIV, In three hundred and Gfty'nine cases
all but four originated in parents who had
brought on some confirmed disease ny
the violation Of the laws OF nature. IN
every instance, the four excepted either
one or both parents were either unhealthy
scroIulous, disposed to insanity, INDUCED
in animal excuses, or had married blood
relations. Let every reader commit TO
memory these five causes, for to have an
idiot child, how terrible the infection
More than one. fourth of three hundred
and Gfy.nine idiots were the children oil
drunkards; one out of every twenty was
the child Of the marriage of near reIa'
tons; in one such family five children out
Of eight were diotic. If, then, health
temperance and chastity are not duties
then are we irresponsible, So says Halls
Journal Of Health.
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INTERESTING TO DENTISTS AND THEIR
PATIENTs.-Dr. J. B. Francis, Of Phila.
del phia, has invented what he calls a gal.
vanic forceps, which is intended as re.
lief to tie pain Of extracting teeth. 1t
is a combination Of the ordinary forceps,
with a galvanic arrangement attached,
whereby the nerve Of the tooth may be
charged with galvanic influence and its
sensibility be suspended. In this con.
dition the extraction will be without the
pain usually accompanying the drawing
of tooth in high state Of inflammation.
Post.
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Tit for Tat.

A youngster fel in love with sour old
maid, who, believing she knew all about
the tickle mindedness of men, said to her
lover;
"You men are ANGELS when you WOO the
maid,
But DEVILS when the marriage VOW is
said"
The lover, not to be ut.done, replied
as folows
"T'ho change, my dear girl, is easily for,
given
We find ourselves in HE'LL, instead of
HEAVEN"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
NECyAiMnViIAe New Era.

We notice that DAVID F. WALLACE
has purchased this paper, and assumed
the editorial and publishing departments.
We have been acquainted with Mr.. W.
for a good while, and know him to be
fully competent to discharge every duty
that will devolve upon him in his some.
what altered vocation. Success to you,
Dave.
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MurfrecsbOrO Telegraph.

Mr.. w. T. T. orr has retired from his
connection with this paper, as publisher,
leaving r. S. NoRTHcoTT its sole editor
and proprietor Mr. Northcott is spir.
tied writer, and for his past energetic la.
bors in behalf Of the American party,
deserves liberal support at its hands
The cares Of printing Office being re-.
moved from the mind Of our friend OF,
he has awaited himself of the opportuni
ty and paid us visit. for which we feel
truly grateful, although it is justly due
US. We think he could find no better
place than Winchester, with its mountain
scenery, in which to while away the dull
hours Of summer day.
1t does really seem 10 us that when once
in Winchester, it ought to take no trivial
joducement to make one leave its quiet
loneliness. Here we have no marshes
from which disease can arse--no rough
and barren bluffs picturesquely worth
nothing for the plow--not yet have we
dead levels, where the sun beats down
with inlolcrable holiness in the summer
noon, when the highland wards off the
refreshing breeze, but on every side is
the romantic picture Of grassy hollow
and gentle activity, blending the charm
Of variety with the perfection OF utility
In all the world we don't believe there
can be found better water, and this fact,
combined with the salubrty Of its air,
makes our town a desirable resort for
invaids, and if our friend is in want Of
large amount Of that invaluable blessing
-heallh--wc would appeal TO him to
remain with us a long time, at least, till
the departure Of the warm days. during
which time we also open the doors of our
office and its pleasure aiIordins facilities
to his disposal,
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CANDIDATES.

h- We are authorized to announto
JOHN w. CUSTER as a candidate W.
Sheriff OF Franklin County at Inc &c Gu
suing March election. may
RST We are authorised to announ l:S
M. N. MATTHEWS a candidate Tor one''"
at the next March election.
Ray We are authorised to announ. :,
r. H. FINCH a candidate for Sheflh ~
the next March election.
ET We are authorised to annop@. ;,
w. d. FAIRS a candidate for Sherh o.
the next March election.
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psns~ The Albany Knick crbocker says

BaF- The Albany Knickcrbocker says
that scductions in that city are becoming
as common as coffee for break fast. The
new law for New York, instead of mend.
ing matters, has made them worse. 1t
seems to act as an incentive to lewdness
and tempt young ladies' to commit impro'
prietes that they would not otherwise
think of. By doing wrong they at once
obtain either fat pocket book or hus
band.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

&C." Be content as long as your mouth
is full and body covered; remember the
poor; kiss all the pretty girls; don't rob
your neighbours hen roost; never pick an
editors pocket, nor entertain an idea that
he is going to treat; kick dull care 10 the
deuce; black your own boots; sew on
your own buttons, and be sure to take a
paper and pay for it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

Nn A person who put part OF his
apples in lime barrels, found them almost
entirely sound when opened, while the
same kind of apples, put up in flour bar
rels, were very much decayed. We have
heard of this antiseptic quality Of lime
before, in preserving vegetables. The
subject is certainly worthy Of greater at
lenlion.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Plays Lost.

We are requested by the Winchester
Harnonian Society to state that two OF
their plays are lost, viz: "The Golden
Farmer" AMI Rough Diamond" If
anybody in the town knows Of their
Whereabouts, please inform the publisher
Of the Home Journal, as they are wanted
forthwith.
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Doi:y yrpicm and American.

This paper has been enlarged by the
addition of four columns. 1t is now the
largest daily in the State, and is certainly
the organ Of the Democratic party in
Tennessee. Its advertising patronage
oyuccs that it is doing rushing bust
ness.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

IS6" Cupid is said TO be blind, and
now we have the proof Of it. William
Smith, blind youth, runaway, some
time ago, with yovng lady from Green's
burg, Pa, for the purpose Of getting mar.
RED. At the latest advices the old folks
were in high dudgeon and in hot pursuit.
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MOEF A IT'S
IL FEE Pr ILL $,
AND
PhGniC BitterS.

TINE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE NE ~
l. public for the cure of Scrofula, Ulcers scurV, IN
Eruptions of the Skin, Fever and Ague Dropsy a
ties II has been computed that during the last tWe.n
five years upwards of FOUR MILLIONS Of persons ait
been benefited by the use Of these medicines iae
speaks volumes in favor of their curative properties
single trial will place them beyond the reach OF conp
ton in the estimate OF every patient BY the le oos
BLOOD is RESTORED TO HEALTHY STAT ana 1,r tr
from ali impurities The system is not reduced uulis
their operaon but invigorated, and they require ~ "
straint from business or pleasure. Ala, uilI
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy 'ha'
do for them all that medicine can possibly ene' n
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAI' M D'
Proprietor, New York,
AND For SALE BY
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

Gil,y=" Dr.. X. M. E., of McMlnn coun
ly, in this State, adverljscs for Wife
He says:
He wants 10 know if she can milk,
And make his bread and butter,
And go to meeting without silk
To make a show and lntler!
He'd like to know if it would hurt
Her hand to take up stitches,
Or sew the buttons on his shirt,
Ormake a pair Of brceckcs!
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H9y- A wedding took place on the
lightning express train of the Michigan"
Central Railroad on the 9TH inst The
counting was done in the short space Of
four houls, while riding at the rate of 80
miles. That was ''marrying in haste"
wasn't it!
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT'R 70.

Rsg- Below will be found another des,
picable crime among tho many similar
ones that have lately occurred in other
States. II Sutherland is not hung as
high as Hannah, then justice will not be
done, and villain will escape.
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Ca An object Of interest--a hand.
,ome young widow wiiiIs ten or twenty
thousand dollars yorth'of Government
~
SKIES, p
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County Court Clerks OEiice,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
A, \. Camp. ct ais,
against the Heirs of solomon and Petition TO sell land
Mary Camp, deceased.
an motion ofCompaMant, and appearing to the salts
" faction Of the Clerk that defendants Benjamin CoW'in
and wife Sally, - Appleton and wife Fanny, Joseph
Camp, Joseph Cotton and wife Permea, Wiley Jeton and
wife Lucinda, David, VIM. j.. John, Joseph and Mary
Finch, minor heirs Of Isaac and BETTY Finch and VIM.
Camp, are ponIesiGns OF the state OF Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served upon
them. is therefore ordered that publiCationbe made IN
the Home Journal, newspaper published i'll the town OF
Winchester, Tennessee, for three successive weeks
curing said nonresident defendants to make their PERSON
al appearan before the Hon Judge OF The County CoGrt
of Franklin County the first Monday in October, 1857,
and plead answer demur TO compainanls' BILL or the
same will be taken for confessed to them and set for
hearing cXpare. WH. +. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Estill u Garner, for conps. [Scptl2 st 50
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The worst curses which inlest the
country in the summer time, are circusses.
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,g'Gsg-XV EERLY PlAaL EuNH
(D..e Gent ascvarA.

TT Office is hereby siven to the public that William
~ Parton, bound boy, has left my control without
cause and oil persons warned not to have dealings
with him nmy account, as viii not be responsible.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivcrytO JOSEPH HOLDER,
Septic st Franklin Co., Tenn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-14

-XDBDB03O14 I| -lO ~ l. -
y ACRAs n III - tlTe Asia,
{ ssAnaadisg viss q ksS1Sk, WAssev,
Alsxas1aias a1nJltsa ~ - nilss II the Mic
sisslpoA No.. Thsrs Y. : RailreeA IN sslsqs AZ
ssnstseeeleaAt ~ fest sof IL Utu1 s'11l6s6
esse1 M: !. Asiont for sprivate rsss4sAssis
AissSs Assys y .s,ss fro. ~ rsv.r IN $500
nsiGAtrsAood, Ill nadaS euitivetiea, esod srskAea
Of peaeA and apple tres, 3 frAns housSs, ttaAae
~, good wells With Skain Dunps.
Also % acres miiss 1rum the river, all unAss
eultivstion In good nsighbos Aocd aAa impDsssa
With good new Frame Mouse with rosass, esab l.s
Ae.,z wells With chain pumpay 10 sr 20 Asess -
meado~, : very desirable farm.
Also 20 seres choice land II miles from the siy-
Or, and In good neighborhooa, ~ aeres In wheeA.
Also ieosdrss6 miles from the river partly in.
proved. s4sFs
4iao ehoios otof timber land in naneoct CO.,
Ill.
Alsessvsrai lots in the toEn Of Halniltea. III.
Also two iossia Napsrvins, Du Page eo.n,y.
Aiss land in Indiane.
Also land and lOts In Ohio. ga
Also good mill property IN Ohis.
Also property In Ksskak, ana god ps ying bu.
sineas.
! wfll cell or exchange on ''gssd ssrps" I'm
quifsef n. u. RUNNER,
a0sSd No. % Main II. .ks6k uk Iowa.
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
9 re r b b er s. ore !
No. 90 NaIn-.t.,

I tIofiilNG Of all an,is, qualities ana price,
~ Goth Coats and Gtoaks; Alpaca aud Ill, eat,
ats Shoe, sandals aud >Viesng, Tor 1snts, La
Dies, Misses aud children New kind of Lades
4'ists--Ar-i eNsr oheied ~ the western MARKET
Lag.ias for ridine and walking riaiug boats Beds
fitiows, cushions, Life Preserve en- ssinmiug belt
sai nnoss travelling mali and sa Idle bags hay-
efsae&s, s9taa bags, GAPS VI ali shape and kinds
Piis apd buckets for en- incs FIRE con panies and
heuse purposes,
sportsmsu aited out, and those abost crossing
tht pisins
All Kinds Of >urgiea and Druggist Artiule.
Combs of all kinds.
Toys OF all Kinds Dolls and doll heads paint 81
and implanted
Ioiie. Farnitnre complete,
IAl.s mi Plane eoyefs, Blankets, Cloth ana
Bed Cloths,
bntions cord, braidtng fills stay and are.s
hgnrs, dress snislds,
Pen and pencil cases, peneils nsd pen helders
rules, measuring tapos, safei an SAID texes elias.
Nc lester and bill bands, cork screw NAPKIN fings
tARer rage kntyet canes OF ali Kisds 0iiers fun
nels, LAS ~, do1f springs, and cement.
tarriEgs boaest wagon aprons harse covers wi ti,
ani Hltss0' hoods, whips Il every kind Keagny's
naisaess carriage ifpns
Hose packing Aid betting.
We sicseiltug AZ 81 Louis prices and A. cbcs,
a. ean be GOT aly Western eity
Fisass ca.i ahd eaata4up b8 iAunY and hnndsntn.
ialngs are msls Of kabber. Nesaal be paost
happy 70 ieslew our s0ola and xrlalu their tIses
aptEld1wiy
(NtAlVa4iEs VI Literature 9rd a. l.Itt-.,,y
- hafaeisr iiiustfated y J &. iltsei. wish
ears9sIsies Of American I-ilefataro Il, l,t,, III
olisseis, for sale ~
apa4 e5pEN, BRoWNELL a 90.
{ hiEalbAt lELit's Letters 10 hi. suu
- hssays II Ella, hy Cbas. Lamb.
4aG Mprks u Chas. ias1h
Hest tieu. Nation
Isits 1t iscss. sffeeue.
Atest sen. lafayette. Fer sale by
sPgtg@ onA.M. BAo9 Mill. h "a
'eAAhh EkLtl'c erlehsaged works
- laAs Tyre
sbifIey,
AnrlEI 49,
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| HAvk on hand = large hot OF fine Carriages anu
! Buggies, lnanhiacssiea in New Aavcn, Coma.
snd Newark, n j., which 1 will sell Low for
LASH, or on short credit.
These Carriage and Buggies are Ell Of the latss,
siyl,s, made VI hfst rate ntertalts ~ the Manu-
tsstoriss il he United Ssutes, s1d will be sold
tow.r rates tLAA smilI az ci. eaI b. Lsa ia the
West. " arianted.
EkSs.
Gail and examine for yourselves 1t my Carriage
Repository,on Johl son street, between Ath and
9th. CALVIN COATES
& ksokuk, May 60, TT dAwSu
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kGTIEEIs hereby Eivcn to the own<FS q tie
lots described in the foregoing lift situate il tAs
City Of Keokuk, Leo County and State Of Iowa,
whosf names are mentioned and all othars intsrest.
ed that special tar has been Assxssed aid Levied
said lots for MsAdamising BioadsAn street II
front Of said lots, dssiGpaied in NJ sbssr list
aud anless payment b. nsde Of the tAxes 90 levied,
ard also ali costs, before the I%th day Of July, A.
y. 1857 the said lots, or 20 mueh thersef - shall
be necessary to direharge said tax saa sost will ~
rold on the day aforesaid, the Mayors Oikcs In
said city, between the hours Of clock . n. and
clock p. m. G. G. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City q ksoksk.
June 10. lSs7-dtiyl4
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4
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Qaeenss Patent Portable
o X g E AND BE L o W s.!
E>0R Blacksmitbs, Jewellers, Dsutists, Machine
I shops, Boiler Makers, Coppsrsmiths, Shipping
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American ssar Anvis.
Faced with Steel, in one continuous piece. TAsss
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TAi,nAle skeins ana Pipe Bsxes.
Their advantages are becoming more appreciated
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Scales.
DaFvee 4 Fersytk's
Celebrated X chester hay, platform end Counter
SCALES. The beat Scales In the ,narxet, warrant
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Connabie, smyth 4 Co., stafford 4 MeCuns, Barns
kentgen, Cleghorn Harrison, j. X. Copelin,
etc., and will speak for themselves. For sale q
factory prices.
Door AND GATE SPRINGS.
Gray BroiEes.' Paisns ahead Of all other
and jas, the thing for tae -plainr season.
Burnssa,s SeIG-keaItng Frpls Case.
The simpiest aud best can for preserving fruits
aud Vegetables IN use. Any close 80 eAas
10 half an hour without the aid Of . .nn.f they
require neither solder, cement or WAY, and cen b.
used for yeAfs.
spr9sd cADY. JONES PECK. Il
ScYTHE6, Sna,hs Cradles, and harvesting toni
~ IN great vas ,ssy, 1T small Advnnsc, b.
apr2Sd CADi. JONAS PICKS.
L>0hKS-Iiay, straw and manure, long and shor,
L handles, At sign OF the BIG ANNIL.
apr29d
SHuvELS AND sPADEs.--Ames / kowlands
~ Lippencott's q, and Postisy 4 Nelson brands,
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" AEEL-BAkkUws Gro bsrs. churn drills
w Stone hammers. for sale at the sign Of The
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NJ AfL4s--A full supply Of all sizes constAstly o.
= hand and resolving a,the sign Of the
mayid BIG ANVIL.
4 sLAsS-A large and complete assp tmcnt a.
and single strength, which we are selling at thu
owestmArket price. cAuY, JONES I PICK,
mayld 200 Maln-st
y Ash-hil sisss, at factory prices at .igI Of
- mA,ld BIG ANVIL
I n addition To our extensive stock Of building
/ housekeeping, macLinssts and cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters and biAcksmths' tools, ne
have just added complete stock Of Carriage and
WagonmAkers' Material, consulting in part a. fol-
lows.
Hubs, felloss, sLasts, sPokes and bows,
Made from beat eAsterntimbs r, and we'll sssnsd;
Enameled and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth.
PLAIN and figured black muslin, drilling dnsk;
Carriage lace, sufts, &C.. apron hooks and rinRS;
Ivory knobs seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back Il ghts, shaft tips, silver plated and
Brass BAnds-Boston, Philadelphia and
ReAsctor patterns Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; case hardened
Axlss-long and short arm. patent half patent;
Railway SPrings--plain and Yrsnsh ears;
Carriage Eolss and axle clips.
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