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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
'ALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

THREE FARMS.
lS NO. /, is u valuable Farm OF G7 Acresn md 120
ffs rgois lying in Dover Hundred. Ken. vo4nty,
isssHM State Of Delaware, on the rand Leading ron
IGslAA Dover 10 tlers-lead and about miles from Dr.
ver. There is new FTame House with rooms all cellar
ell UNDER witt well of good the door stable, O.
About Onp5la the land arabic the rest in wood; iUli
bushels p Llma with ot0r ertl.Zars have been put
the Land wlthl1 the last year.
NO Z, ls situated in Murlerkill Hundred, Kent County
alun ~ miles from Doy3f mile from FELTON, > HOn
The Delaware Rail Road, adjoining lands of David Parry
r. w. Reynolds, Samnel Cuu md others cnnlning iij
Acres and u roos There are Two seils of Buildings
this Farm, and well iuislUl cottage 1lsu, with
rooms, well at the door. rev Creamery, &c &c. Fhp
ohef buildings good ode aud 50 situated to easily
divin the prop aIiy. Tnare TIA Acres arabs Ia md
lDl Acres q tlinbl o. large s9Mh AID yanahr i shin
building and nthur purpprs. The land OF COED qa lty
Ime, aud other fertilizers have been puf on
the land within the last two yeprs.
NO 0, Is tract Of LINN lying III AIisprilinn Hundred
Kent county, Odjuiqng andsni L. s. Cooper, William
supp Clauncey Dill ieu en- Cain anti others, containing
2Uii AGroS, with log House. IA Acres ben aale aud Isl
Acres in wno prlIn pally White Oak, and about nile
from FELTON, Station, Tho above properties will lie sold
a. fair pcs1 and on rasy and nccUnnl Ilatn terms,
For Information apply TO 4 ARLAN ~ HOLLlNasWnuTu
CALVIN TAGGART, " imlagtou DelawGrr, JpsEpu
McDASiEL, Dover. ...,,,, -. =,
25-tI. SAMUEL HARt Ian, Ir., & co,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

EI- ONE grey horse about IL years old suitable for
$c-sS any knu 81 business. Also large BAY tJnre
Years ~, with without the coli BY her sIde
ihey VIII be sold cheap os exchanged for cattle
auvlo.tr j. 4; BROWN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

AND PERSONAL. ESTATE.
On Tuesday, The 29M Of September meat.
will sell pt Public Sale othe premises, 10 he highest
ddg5 tGP iaEm on which, nov reside called rl9vfr
he head vSS QgSsn Sh FS' sont a on "a
"a With mea IF i've S ennee i' nagFa y9 eE
sores is inprvef with H9rn, stable, Gornlouse. ex
q w aSHH Ss bae a S a sp S"t a5 ons
naF i fa he s5 st T taGw Ip a.
S$ss.sS NH
oass ueces on TEX The preso s9 AgoS ne b " @
this farm is covered with wa0d and timber, white s
Che The i ts vii be given ~ !o ~ q lanafry next
s ss Al lie same aSs t Snd pa sa" ay stock Of
IS Horses, Mules, Cattle, Oxen, Sheep, Hugs Cart
db:sn the pGTeha,e, money for che farm one
The lrsg Of January, 1859 anil lie residue IN equal pny
from lie day sale aud to Nc seemed by lie honda Of
% % MI S e Sd n S ri I
phs ments are ma e or wiz By given cree peon ts pdf-
sas che sx X o ~ on AZ Ps
Of PcTsone property Ser S p%fo sS ggSa G%ts
nas s ats bearing ''I EaE FaII r. FdRA
TWO EXCELLENT KENT, (DELAN ARE)
FARMS FOR SALE.
IN S3 Nj 5 lG}Ss .oS sGod SnSf ke Ss
ESM lind highly Improved ami productive. trite
No. \. Adioinlns theancye 22s qoros r,etg good bull
ngs lhna IN 70 u order AMI pfuducliv1 Price SllOlO
aug. 6-tf. Wilmington, Ia.
! Two Beautiful Farms for sale.
1zV-A TIlE subscriber, by virtue of authority In
E&spsff hun vested by The last will Testament NJ
lsssHH Charles Jones, deceased will sell at PlBilC
| g-S&A- VENDUE. Mt Clarks Corner, Oh SAT r.
DAY, september h, 1857 at u'cock + NJ, The lu
| l1win 'iasirnhle Real Estate, VIZ;
No. !. farm situated In Miipllliun IInndrel, leeut
county, anu Stale Of Deaware adjoining larJs Of Wi
liam II. Powell, BenniMh TIM aud others aud SUPPOSED
to cent m about ne Hundred ant Twtrty Acres Of
which are well set IN ina white oak other tnber.
rhe buildings consist Of a one sory Frpne Dwelling,
mrHnnry unit OF or suitable out hOusos, all neHrl
me land 70 nndnr gond fnce and is Ia good orntiion.
ns lands OF jas Il. X. Powell ami others, supposed tn
set N white OAK and other tHbcr The IL under
fence, aud hts snail DwelmJ lluute erected upon
Both u The above Tracts susceptible ul vhfy high
state ot Improvement, nHd being only about half mlty
from the depot Of the Delaware knOa at Gark's tor
ner, H. st hnye all the advantages Of prnxintt tHG
Market FIR all SORTS of pfDduOe and ir hilliCs for
pinveinen Dy lme GuRn ami other fertilizers Gi MI
expense OF hNuun6.
TERMS.-fhe Expenses OF the sale and nne-sixth pat
at the residue OF the purcR money Will he fcquitru
bo paid in cash the day III SALE Tho "A hrUu 1T The
purchase money he snInFu by bond and MORTGAGE
Or by bon aud sgUr and vii 10 payabe five IN
sIalnlents, running llnii u months 10 10 years.
IL Possession will be gwen on the LIST da, of January
next 1861 Any person desiring u lew thu premises,
may do by eallIngun Mrs. 1snbrh Joues, nrGr Caks
Co ner. WAtInIAN JONES, AEsht, +
mug lust
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

,,,l., Nsw CAST + County, JUNE l9ih, 1857.
| PuN t4c 9pplIcati9g Of JOSEPH GouLp, AdrinstrS'
~ tor nl SAMUEL HpULD, late of ChflStinna Hun
bred, IN said County. neCeas ut IL ORDERED and
dreeteLby the RtEst hnlhe Administrator aiUresHIt
give ngtee Of thegratng OF Letters of Administration
upon The Estate Of eennset wlh the date Of granting
thereof; ny chuslug acknowledgements tn he pusttd whin
nrtS day lrhr the date OF such testers nt he nuss
public places oil tho county Oi New Castle requiring alI
persons yng dends he istat tn present Ina
same or abide bya Act Assembly sio clsc inads
ana pToylued ANA also cause the gnme to be Inserted
Mllhlnthe 81 e period in The Delaware Republican,
neWspapeI puhllshen Wilmington, anttO be conilnu
)T( GIVEN under the hand and Sea Nj GO Of tie
)LSS teglste llurcslid, at CIV Castle, in Now Chs.
written. PETER Ill VSNDEVIs R i y1'si aouNo
Npil iCit.-All PERSONS having claims Hsn!pEIthe ia
tate OF ,he Prescni the snme duly atestc
70 The administrator before the 18th day al June
~ ~ u abide tho Act of AssemN U anch calS made and
pfyyNTtIeeI, ~, JOSEPH GOULD, Admir-.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
g2TyiJ A good Mich Cow with q Calf by her SIDE -
ssa,a.i.As ., No. 81 shiploy StIoei, Wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
TAVERN HOUSE k.OR 3aEA.

In thG RoHriSh,Ng torn If MtHtRCtoN, Md.
9-,A r is situated about miles from The Belawar
fAYiA hallFond station at smyrna, with dir
lfSsM road from Smyina TO Gheste town. II il asf
!aAAa. about Is r,ies from Mddletnwn station, I'M
is well balN comnni ous nd hRgiy lucatet beng
$40 main Streeqt tho unctiono I've two lsnln
.ameh. The Hte has ten good odgug rUOma in the
I'D story amt space enough Tor several IN theItio; with
{ ur good rooms down stairs.
upon the property within the last Uur yeaFs, which 80
gathet with its yenient iUcnliun rendar 1t very de
slrabe property. Ahheralore WI he yven for part
of the purc hasa money. JOHN w, OSBURN IL,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs By THE AcRE.-The
Boston Journal of Saturday last states that
there is now stored on the Boston wharf, South
Boston, in bond, over sir acres of these two
articles. There are also large quantities in
other localities. The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
We learn that large wholesale dealer here,
who supplies many retailers, reports that he
has not sold tenth part of the amount of
these articles this year, compared with his for
mer sales Very few families use acid fruits
this year or put up preserves, and every family
purchases a pound or two instead of their usual
barrel or half barrel. Brown sugar at IA and
white at IL cents per pound, and New orleans
moasses at 1S cents per gallon is too high for
consumption. Within year or two New Or
leans mOasses has been there purchased at l29
cents per gallon.
Horse RACING CHALLEHGE TO ENGLAND
lAe Savannah Georgian is authorized by re-
'Pomsple gentlemen to make the following
ia gTlanehge-which is open to the world, viz -
a - run match raceOt two miles and repeat,
At tros t u.i,e as may be agreed upon, post
y, 80 iof slOO,OOO side, the horses to carry
~ "eight lof age, to DO run over the Ten Brock
~ ~ AZ savannah. The Georgian adds:
r. rent ri - " luuuee our English friends to ac-
a. t6a ms IN. BANTER we are authorized TO saw fur
n lose the race a. went they should do so, and
Sti,a AZ avs nVe per cent. upon the money
IL aSnsu, OF IN other words, SIS GOO will be aIIo,:
an :" ''''u 70 pay INC expenses of their horses.
c,,r s,uf ~ os hAILnoAD-A desperate riot oc-
lis CURED lately between two gangs Of irish laHo
ed ottcrr I' r9S S railroad Of Missouri, near
his dred attacked another embracing only e;a nun
Q hS r, me latter appealed to the people Of ~
terVllie Tor protection. Warrants were ;s.,, "a
his 9f the arrest Of the attacking party, and .Se
te, UvsF IN whose hands they were placed sun
ng posse oil one hundred citizens. in
attempting to serve the writs thay woro =. ah
mt pulsed and the rioters threatened tie destrnc-
his s tum % o5ervllle Word being sent to the
Ia sheriit, at Brownsville, his deputy, taking with
startnd my o men Of the rifle and artillery corps
has rot No., ,i'e seat OF war. No further news
we -Ns = 'ee" hearu OF the affair.
ng AiLLEp ON THE RAILRoAp.-A man ron,oa
he Thomas Victory was run over and mani I'M, named
nd Thursday afternoon at the Mine Hin cross,m
d, near Schuykill Haven, Pa. @'0s''ns'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

snns a. en- with their Wives and or other per.
"a NJ pDt Board on very reasonable terms ali No.
oan, ~ KS street. few doors below Tnrd large front
p tnd story to let with Board; also on fint Par
ply a. No. 60, sign big saw '1''e '' ''''N4S0' ar
july 9.2mos. 9 T NuppIu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

HHs ~: P'AlRtSTNERSHlP heretofore existing between
nndzaauok u. Spehkman and James Dilworth trading
g1uer re hrm Of SReakan 4 Dworh is this day Dis.
WHY Ia ~ mutual c4nsent The business of the ate firm
WIN pe 30 tea by the hrIl oil SpeHkman 4 Gordon,
up. e-2mo. fAMGSs iii '5I vvG6RRhhnnAN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
WOOD LEAVE FOR sALF


eae 100 Acre of wond leave, situated in Kent County
t1& lmnedalely on the Delaware Railrnai, will be sold
- Mt PRIVATE SALE, on moderate terms, il appli.
!. cation be- made soon to the RAILROAD AGENT
NJ JohDsnwU station, nils g-SInns
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

=, III undersigned has associated it'll him Jonathan
1ordon for the purpose of continuing the and
lquor grocery and provision business at the
hef Itn AMI Markst-St. q, It. SPEAKhiAN,
up. 5-2mo. JONA. GORDON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

lSkIstal strong Market leaf born hnying spr;,vs
G9HL with shafts, tong ami harness. it II cninnisfa
go for Market or for the mse of n butcher 4 nnty
10 GEORGE HARRISON, Nff''
Aus' S,oW NJ MEltown Mill Creek Hid.
ANANTED.a An intelligent studltns and active lad IL,
ended EnW V " uwSt 4 Teeoii-
aug ln-lt, iJeitwnIs ;.iiy
w ANlED-By a gentleman and his wife, buard wifi
Hox6 7l T.. D. Wilmington. ans a 9te s'
WANTED. Ten or Twelve Young mon In learn 1,ola
W graphing, Terms moderate. Apply TO ~
'f eIiGaS H. Il, NOR q, Magn TIC Telegraph
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25

The gentleman whose portrait appears
above viii be gratefully remembered by
large proportion of cur history reading ci'i-
zens, as the person who was struck by light
ming when flying kite in Bucks county,
Pennsylvania In the early period of Frank
Inns life he was quite lad, and before ar
irving at the age Of manhood he invented
the art of printing, after which he went to
England and taught the British how to stick
type, and they have been sticking them eve
since. In the course of time F. returned to
Bucks for his health, and renouncing the
printers trade he became minister, and as
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
Is VI + z !
y
BILL BOAR DISCovERING THE Pa
CIFIC OCEAN.

CIFIC OCEAN.
This distinguished gentleman, born in
Genoa in l4j7-just four hundred years
ago-was. during his boyhood, playmate
and school-fellow with christopher Column
bus, with whom in after life he formed a
partnership, and shared the profits aris-
ing from the discovery Of America and 4 e
State of Yucatan. In this latter country
with little band of followers, Bill as he
was famiiarly called--landed in May l497,
and crossing the land discovered the Pacific
ocean. 1t being low tide, and the crabs be-
az plenty, Bill rushed at once into the wa
ter, and being surprised to find it so warm
and placid Ire exclaimed, " Pacific" but
upon being bitten by one of the crabs afore-
said, raised up his hand in agony and cried
out to his followers, "0h, shunW and waded
ashore Thereafter those broad waters were
called, ia honor of his expressions. Pacific
Oh Shun. which latter phrase has since been
corrupted 20 the word now in use. Bill Boar
was cotemporary of Lord Bacon, and IIogg
tho Ettrick Shepherd His father was q
lard oil merchant in his native city. Bill
founded n settlement in Mexico, from which
sprang the race called Greasers lie died in
Acapulco, in the fall of 1911, and was there
buried.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
YHE PICTORIAL BUYYE RECORD,
e a WI erry Chris m as"
Furnished to Christmas

O the largest in the mines of any paper pub
led-wl hardly justify expnng great amount Of money
mncn we nave found necessary to dsbre provide ourselves with the
magnificent series OF ngravngs which appear below Wishing
to bestow patrons token of gratitude
we nave obtained then reckless disregard of expense. all
from original designs, drawn expressly for the BUTTE RECORD BY
tcuar request suppress the of the whose they
~ -Ihese beautiful pictures have appeared cit c in the Wide
vest nchlngs Magazine Mae Bruins school geography They are
wholly and entirely and ssuc submit them upon
or dement's as the case may be.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25

The PRESS is POWERFUL ENGINE.
The former of the two last pictures we
have had for n considerable time in antici.
patton of one day accomplishing what we are
now doing-that is to say--publshiDg a
Holiday Pictorial. The engine is fac simile
of one which the Butte Engine Company
have recently purchased lin coraucepia) }
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25

such died. The animals which appear above
and below his portrait are illustrative of a
story which Franklin used to tell about an
extravagant bargain he once made, assert
ing that he paid tro deer for II whistle"
Franklin was very clever amateur cutler.
Many cold saws" of his manufacture are 10
existence even to this day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
(By Chance J

The above spirited and life-like picture
represents the proud bird at the mention of
whose name every person in North America
feels his heart come up in his throat, after
which he involuntarily SHOUTS hurrah," ;"
when his heart again takes its proper and
natural position. This cut represents the
eagle while in the act of STOPPING to conquer.
The objects which protrude from his right
paw, areas will readily be perceived
arrows; the vegetable productions on the
other side represent roots, which objects be-
sng conjointly considered, are an allegory
meaning that nobody can play arg root on
the American people Long may he waive
his right to the territory of Patagonia
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
A CART.

We have introduced the two above illus.
trations, as sppropos to the acknowledge
that in giving the eagles picture priority to
that of Franklin, We have placed the cart
before the horse. Being printers ourselves
we should have given Ben the first chance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25

This lady was born in Philadelphia, on
the 4th of July l776. She was raised by a
gentleman named Washington, aud brought
out into society by Mrs. John Adams, Mr..
Thomas Jefferson and several other kind
people, until she got to be big enough and
old enough to go it alone, when she was
old enough to 60 it alone, when she was
married to the Constitution of the United
States, with which she has lived ever since,
and had several children, among whom are
Nebraska Bill and various other valuable
and useful members Of society. In 1856 she
was mighty badly scared by John c. Ere.
mont and Horace Greedy, but she was really
in no danger, being duly backed up by
James Buchanan, n very clever gentle
man" Her price (she has price, is eter-
nal vigilance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25

This lady represented above, was born Of
poor, though honest parents, in tho State Of
Virginia. and was the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Powhattan, both of whom, not
withstanding their poverty, were and are
yet, justly regarded as among the first fami-
celebrated as being distantly related-on
the maternal side--to John Randolph of
Roanoke, and of saving from oblivion the
name of John Smith. Pocahontas died at
Newburyport, Massachusetts, in 1887, be-
loved and respected by all who knew her.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
BANGOR.

This very elaborate and highly finished
master piece of art is engraved from
daguerreotype taken by Miss Julia Budson
from the top of Ned Pratt's stage. 1t rep
resents Bangor by the light of the rising
sun, in consequence Of which the picture will
perhaps be styled incorrect by the Bangor
ties, they never hGving seen that town by
sunrise, save after running ali night under
spiritual cxctements, The grand effect Of
light and shadow on the barrel in the mid
dleground is jRstly regarded as a perfect
triumph of artistic skill The inimitabe
chiarO-scurO viii be admired by all lovers
Of true art.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-25
EVERY DOC HAS HIS DAY.

II LIN IJOU Ilho fIIo II1fI
Untagged CANNES, both of the male and
female genders, likewise their offspring will
find it to their advantage to take warning
by the very significant illustration of the
summary execution of the dog law contained
in the above ingenious design.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
Correspondence.

Wl<cursrrR, March 25lh, 1857.
Dear Su:,-Tre undersigned, com
m,nce appointed COR that purpose, have
f,e honor To inform you tina, the Demo.
r,aH. Convention assembled in tins place
to.d4r, have unanimously nominated You
rs candidate 10 represent this district in
re next Congress f the United States.
Cordially concurring IN YOUR nomina.
uoo. they take much pleasure in officially
r'mmunicaIing the action of the Conven.
son, and leg leave TO subscribe them.
yes, Your friends &c
robert j, T. Hliie, OF Loudoun,
H. Dorsey, of Warren,
\, ". Eager, of Page,
'John Blair Hoge, of Berkeley,
q. ID, FmSten, of Clarke,
Rodert ". Baylor, Of Jefferson,
ISAIAH Buck, of Morgan.
lanes p, Rieiey, of Frederick,
'7'a Aiett. OF Hampshire,
Commillec.
To non. c. J. FArLKxrR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my en,i,e stock Of Mer-
Ill chandize to E. Baker 81 NJ. Billmyer,
and wishing 10 close up my business as
soon as possible | would respectfully re-
quest all persons who have unsettled ac-
counts with me to call and settle the same
by note or otherwise, and having a con-
siderable amount of money to pay shortly
| hope those indebted will cnceavor TO
pay at least part If NOT all Of their in
debledness TO enable me 10 do the same.
Mr.. j. G. Miller is authorized 10 make
all settlements.
| would also take this method of retur-
ming my sincere thanks for the liberal pat
ronage extended TO me during my Mer-
camille career and would solicit contin-
nance TO my successors who feel assur.
ed will endeavor to merit the same.
DAVID BILLMYER.
March %. 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
Miss Marryatt's New Novel

HENRY LYLE: or LIFE AND EN-
IL ISTENCE, Ivy Miss Emily Marry
att daughter of the late Captain Marry
att. l2mo., cloth, 400 pages, price 81.
ave hope to see this book in every
well-selected Library. 1t is worthy OF a
place among the finest works OF any
era. "--Frazier' Nagaaine.
at is crushing rebuke 10 the tenden-
cy of the present generation 10 inhdeli-
."--London .4iheneam.
1--WE have seldom had an opportunity
of enjoying more fascinating or more
instructive novel. "--TriJ1me.
The lady writes in style TO please
The people quite as well and as skillinlly
as her father did. Get copy OF "Hen-
~ Lyle" forthwith. "--Iimes.
Copies Of the above Book sent to any
address, free of postage. Send cash or.
ders TO
GARRETT, DICK & FITZGERALD,
No. Is Ann street, New York.
March 81, 1857. st
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
NOTICE..

WE the undersigned having purchased
" the Stock Of Goods held hy Mr.. Da-
v!d Billmyer, and will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, we therefore take
this opportunity TO inform the Public that
we will do all in our power TO render sat.
slacton to all that may feel disposed TO
panonise us. We will have by the 9th
of April fine assortmen, Of Dry Goods
and Groceries, Liquors excepted.
BAKER & BiLLMYER.
March IS, 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
HHtB FAM I5 FOR FOR N Il w.t.

DRE undersigned has lust reiurrta IRON M
/ adelphia AND Balt"hore ana now Ieuu. -
~ ous of The largest and most complete as
snr,uenl CC Fnli aud HTRIfr Goods whlet, lie las
ever had, being purchased exclusively Tor eash
he is enabled To offer eresl inducements 70 an
WHO may fasor him With . call.
THE Ladies' DEP.3RIHhN!
embraces every variety OF gods. such as p'am
and fancy all WOOL Deiaii.s, plain and ianey
Cashmcrcs, plaiu aud fancy silk PoPhns. pam
and fancy palmetto Cloths, Mousin sEd'De6aze
Robes. pkIn aAd fancy perrion Del ans, Eng
fish and French Merinoss, plain and fancy eresS
silks. Black Silk-yery cheap, CobuEg Ci0tH;,
Debaze. long and square Shawls, very hne i2I
Shawls. UIoaks and Maul!cs, Cloth Tor CLOAK
ipr-all coiOrS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-04
RIDDLE & BROTHER,
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR EX-
TENsNE ASSORTMENT or
CUTLERY, BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Large additions 10 lrhich they are constantly
receiring direct from the ,NamgaciursTs.

TTANING had long experience IN tho bueI.
IL ness, and determined to sell for small
prcGl and to fill olders promptly and faithfully,
they hope 10 merit continuance OF public pat.
ronase. The following are a few OF the leading
PARTICLES they expect to be ALWAYS Prepassd Ic,
furnish, viz Wostenholm'S, MaDpn's, Bar
owls, &c, Pocket Cutlery, Razors aud Scs-
5Drs Eyre, Ward q Co.'S and Meuden Cutie
~ Co.'S superior Table Cutlery J. Wilson's
Shoe, Butcher and Cook Knives best makes
Of Britannia, Albata, German Silver and Plated
lea and Fable Spoons Guns, Percussion
Caps, Powder Fasks, Shot Belts aud Pouches !;
! Side and Box Coffee Mills Meat Oaters and
ClCavers Planes, Braces, Iron and Steel
Squares and Stee.Bade Squares, Diss,oG :
Hand, Panel. Mill Circular aud Cross cut Saws,
'"iear's Hand, Ripping, Tenou and ri! Sans,
butchers Greaves', &c, Files, Horse RasPs
and Tools, Upright. Horizontal Eorlice, Plate
and Pad Lock, Mineral and Porcelain Shutter
Knobs and Luck Farniture, Fast and Lcose
Joint Butt Hinges and Gimet Screws, Tac&s
BradS, Finishing aud Shoe Nails, Shovels,
Spades, Manure, H ay and spade Forks, EIwePs
4 Semyers Wedding, Killing aud Grabbing
Hoes, HelIow.ware Castings, Cart Boxes and
Sad Irons, Hunts. Sharps' and Stewards Axes.
Hand Axes and Hatthets, Coil Trace, halter
and Doc Chains, best brands Cast, shear and
BLISTER steel English and American AngiIs
Common, Wriehts solid box Vises, Kings
socks a. Dies, sledge and hand Hammers, A
.uegican aud German Wrough! Mails, Wheeling
Cut Nails.
Marlinsburg, Sept. 6, 1856. 42-n