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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

We had promised ou-self the pleasure Of
presenting to our readers, and to an anxious
public in this weeks issue, . sxetch Of the
proceedings OF the convention Of the party
which with . great ?ervsrsion Of language,
are still called Democratic, which vas held In
this city on last Saturday one week. Besides
the other interesting dtings, we have been
especially anxious to furnish some faint idea
Of the brilliant speech Of COL George Gillaspy
on the occasion, said to have been the most
thrillingly eloquent Of all his productions, an |
in which he took oeeasion to demolish the
new constitution, which it took him and seye-
raj others some two months to make, besides
putting final extinguisher upon the cslebra-
ted 5000 clergyman. The latter achievement
is generally regarded as cruel in George, but
in political matters he has 20 bowels Of com
passion. 1t would also have further gratifed
US to have had il in our power to give synop-
sis Of the resolutions which are supposed to
have been adopted after the adjournment pf
the convention.
But we were unfortunately absent ourself,
and we have been unable to get report from
any disinteres. ed spectator, SO entirely Do they
all seem to have been carried away BY interest
in the proceedings. We shall continue our
efforts to gather materials for faithful report,
and may perhaps be able, on future occasion,
to do justice to that most remarkable conyoca-
ton.
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CoxEr SrRUcx.--The Buffalo 5Commerc,ai
gathers up the account Of the disasters which
happened BY wind, rain and hail, in various
parts Of the country, on the day Get apart for
the Earth's collision with the Comet and grave
ly argues from these facts that the comet has
struck US! eglI 81 q Es..rs5t5..t .st, r. *
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No. D.
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Ordinance entitled an " Ordinance reg.
Mating the duties and fees Of Marshal
Be 10 ordained By the CITY Council of Ottunu-
That the whole Of Section l2th Of the Ordinance
to which this II anendatory be out and the
following be inserted In lieu thereof He shall be en-
titled TO the Of $500 per year. for his services az
Marshal Street Commissioner Collector, and for the
discharge OF such other duties the Council may di.
rect to be paid monthly Of the City Treasury after
deducting the fees received for services rendered.
Attest: DR. GAYLORD, Mayor.
yANEs D. DEvH, City Recorder.
Passed, July 8, 1857.--no19-1w
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WAsHIScroy, July 2.

~ "HsaANSaoN,
I a large two story brick building in the ave
nue. opposite the National Hotel, was fred by
an inceIdiary and burned down last night.
II was owned by Littleton aud veali, and oc-
cuPled by Rease, Gas Filter, Deurser, paint-
CT, and Morcok, Gan and Whites,uiih. The
building was nearly vaIueess and uninsured.
The aggregate loss Of the occupants is from
81, 900 to $1,000. Messrs Morcok a. REESE
are insured, but the loss Of Of Mr.. Deunger Is
not less than 5000.
There was tremendous hail storm at Fred
ericksburc, between anu o'clock yesterday,
accompanied by terrific lightning. Some Of
the hail stones were az large as hsn eggs. All
the windows on the windward side Of the houses
were demolished, and all the magnets except
one in the telegraphic Office were burnt. The
destruction Of the trees and crops it il suppos-
ed was tnnsnse. The railroad track from
oquAwka Creek to fredericksburg was bad
" washed. Both Of the railway trains were
temporarily detained and one coming from
the north was thrown from the track and three
passengers were badly Injured.
The net amount in the treasury subject to
draft il So, oo0. 900, Of winch In Boston there
10 nearly s3,ooo,O 900, New York 50, 600,
St. Louis nearly . 100000, Philadelphia
over $2,0oo, 900, New Orleans upwards Of
$500, 900 and in San Francisco nearly 81 ,5oo,-
OOO.
Thomas w. Sutherland has been appointed
Collector Of Customs vice Sackett, removed
Lord Napier has engaged family summer
residence at Frostburg near Cumberland,
Nd.
Only los, oao dollars Of treasury notes issued
in 1857 are outstanding.
A delegation OF the Tonawanga Indians
were in confers with the commissioners Of
Indian Affairs to-day in reference to the add
justment Of their reserved lands.
Robert Cross another OF the election rioters,
was arr ested this morning after . desperate
resistance, and shot q pistol at officer Robin
son and severely wounded him In the hands,
face and neck with buckshot.
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WasHlScrcN, July 2.
Mr.. Defhgancre,, the Portuguese Minister.
arrived here last evening. He had an inter
view with Secretary OF State to day, relative 10
affairs with his Government, and also relative
to some difficulties which some Portuguese
vessels cot into, as being implicated 10 the slave
trade, and which has ecently been under in
vestigation before the Courts 10 N. Y.
Gov. Samuel Medary, Of Minnesota, arrived
here yesterday, having left 81, Paul on the 25th
OF June.
Mr.. Flandreau, the Indian agent, had gone
up the Minnesota river to tho Sioux, and diff
Guilty was anticipated. Major Sherman, Of
the Third Artillery, stationed at Fort Smelling,
was called upon to 20 up with his company.
The troops are withdrawn from Minnesota
excep. one company Of the Tenth Infantry. al
Fort Ripley, aad Major Shsrman's artillery.
Coy Medary has had = long interview with
the Secretary Of War on the defenceless state
OF The frontier, and made proposition to raise
regiment Of volunteer cavalry, with which
The band Of Inkpadah are to be hunted down.
Gov. Medary retu rms to morrow.
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9WA gentleman who has just returned
from an extensive trip through Central, South
ern and Western iowa, speaks very encour-
agingiy OF the growing crops, particularly west
% the Des Moines.
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CINCINNATI, July 3

Francis Bullard, one Of the persons injured
by the aceiden. on the Marietta Railroad,
died On Wednesday evening, and Henry Bull
lard, his brother, is not expected to recover.
All the other wounded are apparently improv-
ing.
. The officers Of the road have instituted q
rigid examination into the cause Of the acct
dent, and have also done everything in their
power for the comfort OF those injured.
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WESTERN nooK. MUSIC
HAT SE-0Ew H1a,

III -" ~I~0K0 10
just opened the above establishmsas In ths
Third St. neg. north q sas Bs.t House. Go. II H.,
II BOOKS AND STATIONERY ever brousSs .sss ::
Books latest and bes. editions, adapted % ne
wants OF schools and libraries Of every ade and rss
ders Of every age, class and taste hne stationary ef
quality. the lowest prices An expsrisnce & many
years In the bookselling and publishing business -
eastern Cities extensive acqu.ntance and fsvorabIs
arrangements with the largest Publishing Acusss,
rant: the subscriber tn saying he can give Satisfaction
In this department.
Piano Fortes. Which for beauty aud pow
er oftone, and elegance Of finish challenge
with any in the United States The CONNECTION OF the
subscriber with the Mandatory where these iustrv
meats are made enable. him to give fun GUARANTEES
that every instrument will give entire satisfaction
ded
Melodsons the celebrated nannfae.
tory faeo A. Prince Co., which Of isefis suflsisss
Musical ents.--Including Guitars,
Victims, Flutes Claironets, yolincellos Accordsons
Music Boxes &C. &c Also, Violin strings and Musical
Sheet Music Embracing the latest and
most popular publications. well a. the productions
Of Standard Classical Authors
Which have been purchased and VIM BE sold 1t much
less than the usual prices, aud every article viii prove
exactly as represented.
Hats and caps-C Comprising fine assert.
ment Of Soft Hats and silk Plush and Cloth Caps,
which Will be sold A. Wholesale RETAIL ct lower pH
ces than at any other House In the state.
Fancy Goods.--Consisting Of Gold Pens and
Pencils Pocket Books Port Monaies Hair Brushes and
combs Ladies Reticuies, Rasors strops, soaps Daln
o. igoo Flowers, Lyons Kaihairon, Boglss AypsfiAs
THk CELEsrlNA-rh. hates. and best eoll.e.ios Of
Church Mn.ic by v. c. Taylor, price u 90. Tsyi@e
Cnoral Anthems q splendid collection Of Anthsnni
Choruses, &C., for Sacred Music socet1se advanced
Glasses Or Choirs price 49, The concordia, col.
lection Of nns Giess Quartetts &C., price % cts always
on hand aud will be forwarded by mall postage paid
70 |, any Psrscn remitsing the above named prices.
HOMVOPATuY.--The subscriber II Agent for Fret
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicines, which
are s,pseislly adapted 70 family ue-prics q case
cotsining 10 boxes, with Manual, t2Oo Also. Homo
paihic books for domestic use, always on hand
Friends, acquaintance snd strangers, cns and ~
are invited 70 cali snd sxsuias my Stock - they viz
to purchase. a 1900. 10 IssF
Burlington, JAM 1851. nm HAwLrY.
noiA-eh Late q Uues, M.
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WASHINGTON, July 2.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
A large two story brick building on Penn
sylvania Avenue, opposite the Nation al Hotel,
-as destroyed by fire last night.
A tremendous hail storm passed over Fred
ericksburg yesterday, accompanied by terrific
thunder. The hail stones were as large a.
hens eggs; all the windows on the windward
side OF houses were demolished, and all the
magnets, except one, in the telegraph Office
were burnt by lightning. The destruction to
trees and crops is supposed to be immense.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

The CouEr IN SIcHr.-The comet 10 in
sight at last. There 10 no doubt about il, az
many Of cur citizens who have seen it, can
testify. ltiaag be seen about the hour Of TIRES
o'clock in The morning, 10 the east, or rather
. little north of east, q few degrees above the
hcrrison, occupying, relatively, an uprigh,
position. II could even be sfen .kis morning
through light cloud, and may be distinctly
observed BY any one who hes curiosity enough
to draw him from bed, At that convenient hour
when il 10 in sight. ~
The failure uf the Comet to keep its engage
ment has shorn il Of its terrors, and dissipated
the alarm which its predicted collision with
cur earth inspired ia the minds Of many weak
people. They may therefore take look q, the
hishAysr, witaous having their equan,nity dis.
tarbsd By the apprehensirl off shock. 81.
Louis News. 4gas sssee-s9
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NEW YoRK, July !

Mayor Wood this morning applied to Judge
Roseveit for an Injunction to restrain Mr.. Con-
over from taking possession Of the books Of
the Street Commissions. department.
This A. NJ. the revenue cutter Washington
seized two vessels outside the light house on
suspicion Of being slavers, and brought them
into port. one Of them Is the schooner Mat
ling, Of Baltimore, the other the brig Massa-
kita,. from Maine.
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CsNcINHAri, July 2,

The Cincinnati train on the Marietta and
Cineinnsti road while crossing the .restle
work II miles west Of MARKETS., yesterday
A. NJ, one car fell distance of 20 feet and
was smashed to p,eces-eo to 80 passengers
IN the cars-four were killed and twenty
w oun6ei. A
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q The Nsw Hampshire Legislature has
passed resolutions dsnunciatory Of the Dred
Scott decision, and Ia the House. the negro
disability clause was expcnged from tia nail.
itia bill.
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oxr or THE TRAIroRs The owattonna
Register gives Us the following vote 81 Steele
Coanty: Republicans, 3ls; Democratic 80. In
the same precinct Of Lafayette, Aurora,
Somerset, Berlin. Summit, Oak, Glen, emor d,
Meridon, and Deerfeld, the vote stood Re.
publican lis; Democratic---nonei
Inc Register says that mary of the Repub-
Iicans stayed at home, while Every Demo-
crat was out ?''-- and next fall Steele County.
will cast 300 votes with a Republican MAJORS
ty OF 100! Considering that hardly any organ
lzation exists in that vicinity. except sponta.
neous one for the occasion, and hat no cleo
pioneering has been done by any of the "Abo-
litioa screechers" which the Pioneer groans 80
much about, perhaps We may be justified in
calling STEELE Republican county.---[St. Paul
Times.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

The Vermont Republican State Convention
met At Burlington to-day and nominated Ro-
land Fletcher for Governor, and James Slade
for Lieut.. Governor, and Henry M. Bates as
Treasurer. A series Of resolutions Of the Re-
publican stamp were adopted.
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Tic MieHrY WEsr.-The scream OF the
steamers white is now heard twenty -seven
hundred miles above St. Louis. in the upper
waters Of the Missouri and Yellow Stone. l.
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ooUAAs ~. L., suIy z.
A letter has been received from the Survey
or Gene.alof California, stating that the ranch
Rio de los Americ amos has been confirmed TO
Joseph L. Folsom. II contains over $1,000
acres, and is said to be worth $5,0o0, O0o.-
The Fernandez ranch has been confirmed to
D. L. Fernandez, and others. II contains
nearly $4,000 acres. Two San Francisco town
lots, Of more than three acres in extent, have
been confirmed TO Jacob L. Leases and others.
The Navy Department has received dis
patches from Commodore paulding. in refer
enee to the condition Of the Nicaraguan ad.
venturers whom be brought TO New York
He mentions facts already known, and says il
became necessary not only TO give protection
to our misguided countrymsn, but to reconcile
interests Of eon.ending parties belonging to the
United States and Costa Rica not always to
be eonprehended or disposed Of BY an ordi.
nary standard.
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- The total cost Of the recent Railroad
Ceishrasicu At &. Louis was Sl4,is2 92-of
~a.eh The city pays Slo,e56 ~. tAeremsinder
IT me expense being met by receipts fsr tick
ste. &c. amers 'he items Se nosice sl.iya so
for wines.
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Republican state Cs.vention.

Republican state Convention.
The Republicans Of ths Stats Of Iowa will!
meet 10 Convention at iowa City. on wsdnes.
nssday, August 18th, FOR general consultation
Spsn matters Of vital inpsstases.
r. the amended Constitution 10 adopted at
Ne August election, candidates for Governor
o. Lieutenant Governor viii b. put In nemina-
hon At said Convention.
The ratio Of representation viii be one del
ssate for every one hundred Republican vo-
tess In each county, and one additional dele
gats for fractions over fifty voters. Counties
rot having the requisite rumber Of Republican
voters to snt,tle them to one delegate by the
ratio adopted, will nevertheless be entitled to
one delegate.
by order Of the State Central Committee.
SAM,L j. HARDWOOD,
.atrs HENRY o'CONNoR,
-,.r,.t.7t..fr...g WIN. PENN CLARK,
- GEO. d. WOODEN,
HIRAM PRICE.
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LOOK Ur!-Fivs dollar bills on the City Of
Burlington. altered from ones, have been put
in calculations. They are altered BY FASTING,
and are well calculated to deceive.
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constitution, sne while we 10 not doubt ST.
adoption BY large majority, s,ill, a. eternal
v,silenes 10 the price q liberty, we advise
it, fsienas to BE- ap and doing, and sss to Il
tss. m sffer, nseessary 10 insure to triumph
ant success be wanting.
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HAyISG rurchssed Of D. r Dsvis large stock Al
-. usssans !. exchange for property, ossr n
sss.s ~ extselssiy Z = prices for short time
ans 11Ss = snxf want. and can and win sen ID
CT IA. ASy other hsuse IN sown = 3 $500 y
-, saa ass sxsa-ins for yourse,ves Rememhe,
CLOTHING STORE,
c,ssssss 'As sasksys Hszse, ossuw., Iowa.
l. W. BELTS
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.tef4. CHARLxsroN, Va, June Y.
Charles Cowian, a clerk in the post .ofiee
here, has been arrested for robbirg letters con-
tanning 5000, and has acknowledged his
guilt.
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THE CHARLTON kNruBttcAs.-Ws are in
receipt Of new paper bearing the above title,
published at Charlton. the county seat Of La
cas- county, in this Safe, and take pleasure in
placing it on our exchange list It Is edited
with much ability, BY A. E. wasstad, Esq,
and 10 large aud handsomsiy printed sheet.
Charlton is central and influential point, and
we rejoice that our republican friends have
been able TO secure press there. We wish
i every possible success.
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New YoRx. July !

General Walker left this city yesterday for
Charleston. he was accompanied by Capt.
Faysoux. II Is stated that be will not make
any stay in Charleston, but will proceed at
once to Nashville, for the purpose Of holding
a eonfsrencs with hn father, who resides there,
and that be w,ll then 60 to New Orleans.
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STATE OF IOWA, lsIslsb' ss aasas ;s1
Wapeo county. tf
District Court, Fan Term. 1857.
To SAMUEL ". SriAso s--sir: 8
VOU are by order Of the District Court 81 ssid
il county, hereby notified that there ID now on Ate
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wa
peo county, petition Of Josiah H. Bonney, claiine
Of you the sum Of &475 a. money due upon promis.
sorry ncte dated October 1885, and also the san q
l,sls 20-l00 as money due upon account thsssis
stated.
You further notified that an attachment bSss
issued in the said cause and that the proper.
ty has been attached belonging 70 you to-Wit: Ea
half northwest fractional quarter section twenty snd
the west half northwest fractional quarter section
twenty, township seventy range twsivs situate u
Wapeo county, State Of Iowa. re n
Also, lot No. -. In block -, In the town Of lsws.
vile, Van Buren, county Iowa. and three barrels ss
hydraulic cement.
You are further notified that unless yos sppesr %
the second day Of the term OF the said bissrics
Court TO be held At the city Of 0ttumwa at the time
nxed by law and answer thereto judgment win Be rsn
dered against you thereon. tet@ a
nl7.ew HALL SMITH. PIsas Assyl
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EDrrouAL AccEssIos.-Gsorge ". Ed
wards has become an associase u d. 9. Elliott,
in the pib'ics.ion IT the H,ms Joirasl, at
Mount pleasaat. Mr.. B.. in introducing bis
associate. says that in addition 10 experience
ia t,,e sasinsss, and skill ~ practical prin-
ter. he is Republican mp 10 the hab. The
Home Joarcai Is ar excsilsu. paper.
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geD 30brrtissments.
CTaARs-CrGARs.

n sT RECEIvED--10,cOo Prime Havana and Ger.
Cd man Cigars. which win sell by the box a. whole
sale price ELMEND0RF,
nol6 Apothecary Hall
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An scnn,noieatsose rnsys e- aesoup~n,cs Nv thu
80 nssss 81 the aa,sss bus may b. pats.hsd With
seessio~s sigr..ore
Acss@ % Masri@sns. pea.ns and Resstous xss stnes
~ - esbishsASrss ~ ekus, aE
Hossss % the ns<stass Of Charitable Instsstiors aad
Seosss 40 Psssse nsetng1 ssassalsy, Aak the usua
fsso - s4vstsins .FaawaP
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
O,tr Correspondence.
Correspondence Of the Smvrna ~,
The JimCown Accident.

MR. EDITOR. II notice in your last issue n
comrnnIcat'on from Hon. s.. NJ. HARRINeToN,
PRESIDENT OF the Del. Railroad COMPANY. in
which ne takes exception to communication
OF m'ne' published in your pa per of the previous
~eeK' over the signature of" One nUhO Kno,oS, 81
an which l. stated what then believed, and
what still believe to be TRrE, relative to the
accident at Jimtown Crossing. on the morning
OF Nov. u. The Chancellor says he has made
1t his business to investigate the cause of the
accIdent,-and, from the result of that investi-
CATION, suppose, he pronounces my statement
not true.
Now, Mr. Editor, having no interest, either
pecuniary or otherwise, in the matter, ought,
probably, to say no more about it,-and such
would be my course had not the Judge so en-
phatically pronounced my statement false, when,
perhaps. although do not la ppen TO be " learn
ed in the law" and say it with al -due defer
encc 10 his position and reputation as jurlst,
am as competent to form an opinion from the
statements of diSintereSted witnesses as he ls
from those of interested ones, particularly when
l knOD, from personal observation, that the
neglect to give the usual notice of the approach
OF the cars, at that particular Crossing, is of
frequent occurrence. was informed bv gen.
tleman who was on the train at the time of the
collision, that the only whistle sounded was the
signal to apply the breaks, and his testimony is
corroborated by another individual who was at
the Smyrna Depot at the time, standing on the
track looking at the approaching train. This
is independent of the statement of Mr.. Betz.
the driver of the team, who says-and common
sense attestS the truth of his assertion-that
the first notice he had of the approach of the
engine was after his mules, four in number. had
entirely crossed the track, and, consequently,
zoo late for him to get out of the way. But,
unfortunately, Mr.. b. occupies the same posi-
tIon, IN one respect, to the affair as does the
Judge, hence his testimony is of no avail. II
mean he s a party interested.-a so are the
employees of the road whJ were on that train.
From all can gather from persons who have
no cause for misrepresentation, am forced to
believe am not in error when say my first is,
notwithstanding the Judges investigation, sub
true.
E. d. DALEY.
SMYRNA, Dec. 10, 81.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
TIE
Peoples Clothing Emporium,
And XArielV Sfnrn

TIE subscribers are now opening the lar.
Sest, best selected aud most fashionable stock
OF uoods ever opened in Smyrna. Our stock
rs ,G., comprised chiefly of Men aud Boys CEOTH-
iNu' n IN every style and variety. Hats, Caps,
Pertumery, Pocket-Knives, Portmonnaies.
Jewolry. Musical Instruments, Stationary and
Confectionery.
Citizens aud the public in general would do
we'll tc examine our stock before makino tboir
purchases. ''''
WARD g. COTTON,
Commerce ST., 2 doors below Main.
seP~' 81 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
Steamboat Balloon.
IS57.-FaIl ArranUemont

e'II III 'IIISCIIICIII'
H. AON and after Monday, SEPT. l4tb. the
- - Steamboat Balloon will leave Smyrnt I
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Morning; Returning The Alternate Days,-touchnr at
Deakynes Landing, Port Penn, Delaware Civ and
New Castle going and returning.
81 Stages from rom Dover LeIpsic and Smyrna connect
WIN Ihe BOAT at Smyrna Sieambot Landing Long
jyl-G WM' = RsTf Con,.;n
JOB PRINTING done at the TINES Offices
Smyrna times., 1857-12-17
a DH@m IA 11EA = S

and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
Al sizes OF oncave and Wiley Plows; also, n
FIow OF our own patterns sizes said TO be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac-
ture the " Michigan Double Pow for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern OF very superior NEW-GROUND
FLOW. G~T CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order, STOVES repaired at the short
est notice.
The public is invited to give us call.
Fe0 ~, 'o6 tt. PRATT q DAVIS.