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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
KEROSENE OTLS.


(SECUKED BIZ LETTERS PATENT.)
KEROSENE ILLUETSArrsG on.lThs light obtain
ed from this Oil ezeaeds in briIIianey that of any
other Oil or fluid heretofore discovered; is ~inexpl0-
sive, and viii remain limped in the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend as the lAmpsbest adopt
ed to this Col. the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured
by the following parties: Messrs. Cornelius & Baker,
also, DyOtt, Of Philadelphia, +. V. Haughwout 4
Co., 4SS Broadway, the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co.,
No. 70 Broad Street, Messrs. Dietz & Co, 133 VIII
liam Street, L. MeFcier 137 Elm Street, N. Y
Samples of different styles Of Lamps can be seen at
the Office Of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRICArTYG On No. L-Prepared 10
suit the finest, and all other kinds Of Machinery
burns brilliantly in Locomotive Head Lights, Car
Lamps, and all the ordi nary Solar and Hand Lamps,
and stands as greai a degree Of cold as best Sperm
Oil, and is admirably adapted to Railroad and Steam
ship use.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATrSG Ons, No. 2, 3.-Superior
Lubricators, and WILDE found to possess advantages
over any Oils in the market at same prices viii not
burn-and has been thus prepared to meet the TO
quirements Of Railroads and others.
KEROSENE BINNACLE 0m.-Prepared expressly
for Ships use, and viii be found admirably adapted
for use Of Steamships, Men Of War, Merchant Yes
sells, Lake and River craft, and burns in all cabin
staterOom, pinnacle, foreeastle lamps signal Ian
terms, &c.
Binuacle Oil will remain fluid as long as best
Sperm, and viii burn all night without requiring to
be trimmed, an advantage that will be obvious to
every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the
Wholesale Oil Dealers, Ship Chambers, Druggists,
and GrOcers in New York, and the regularly appoint
ed Agents Of the Company IN many of the principal
Towns and Villages Of the United States, the Cana
days, and the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed Gin conformity with the
rules established by the Board of Trustees ON ap-
plication to
AUSTENS,
General Agents, Kerosene OIL, Co.,
No. 50 Beaver Street, NY.
N.B.-Circulars with full particulars, testimonials
priees, de-, will be forwarded on application rs above
June 18th, 1857. W Ply
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

THE PR0PR1ETORS of this new town, recently
L laid OFF in Nenaha county, Nebraska, wish to
call the attention Of the citizens as well as those
just coming into the county, to the numerous advan-
tag S, they are confident all who VIII take the trouble
to examine will acknowledge, surround it. In the
first place 1t is as neaFas possible in the geographic
9al centre of the cOunty-it Is in the centre of pop
Nation and improvements en- the main through
fare leading North and South and East and West.
The town site is nearly level, gently Tollin, is sur
rounded by the timbers of the Missouri and Little
Nemaha; good water is of easy access, several fine
springs are on the town site. Good building stone
near at hand-stOne coal has been found in abund-
ance within q short days travel, which can be
brought into requisition for mechanical purposes OF
all kinds.
Another matter, il is confidently believed that
the day is not far distant when q Railroad will be
constructed along the river tier Of counties in Nc
braska, from the northern to the southern boundary.
The nature of the country is such that this road must
pass through EldoradO.
With its position aud all these advantages sur
rounding it, the proprietors with many others, feel
assured that it viii be for the best interests Of the
co MY to locate the County Seatat EldOradOs Be
Iieveing thus and feeling willing TO assist the county
We pledge ourselves and will enter into bond, i
necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres of land in town lots, provided the County Seal
is located there within a reasonable length OF time
r. PERRY,
Us, UIGHT0WER,
ProprietOrs.
p,ownv;la lima 18th ~ 52-2u
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
BrOwnViEle Bakery
AND
SOn6ectionArv.

n
COn1ectiOnarv.
EVAN WORTHING.
REGS leave to announce TO the public, that he has
IL erected q Bakery cnd COnfectionnrv establish
ment in the City of Brownville n. T. and viii Lesn
constantly on hand. and is prepared to bake to or5er
Bread, Crackers and Cakes of every Kramer. stvEe
description and quality. He mas had much exDer7rrcs
in baking and consequently feels quite confident he
will be able TO give satisfaction. 4 liberal uatrnn
age is respectfully solicited.
EVAN W0RTHING.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
pROWNVLLLE, AUG 10. Io0'.
InR WORK.

.,spt extensive additions Of New Type, Cuts,
VIZ - Brcnzes, Cards, &c, made 70 the "Adver-
s ;f.srS Ofss ve claim % Be abe se turn M out TIoS S1S %I SsiI N
anznhsl t--5,far himself. and having in his employ an
IFraeGshs5 and experienced Fancy Job Printer, IS de-
Sos'mf.snf a. be out-dOne IN the execution OF job Work
- one Of Fosters latest improved Card
Cards p,.1ts- work in COlOTs, Bronze Work, &c; will
Pre- n particular attention
meei IN a distance will be promptly attended 70,
VC.Is--auted 20 give satisfaction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
R. v. MUIR,
GENERAL LAND AGENT
Omaha, BrOwnville and Table Rock,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
Il locate Land Warrants IN any part of Nebraska and
Western Iowa; 70 buy and sell Land Warrants, City
Property and Real Estate. Debts collected and pro-
ceeds promptly RENTED at current rates of Ex-
change. Will buy and sell property on commission;
pas taxes for nOn-reSidents. With a personal knowl-
edge of the best locations in the Territory, I am no Y
urerared TO ttend promptly TO all business entrust-
ed to my care; viii act as agent for Fire Insurance
Companies, ETC., etc. ] have made arrangements
with the Banking House of Gillespie, Pierce & Co.,
Carb8ndale, to remit Cash and Land Warrants from
persons in the Last, on my account and to De for
warded.
Correspondence Solicited.
REFER BY PERMISSION
James Archibald, General Agent D. L. & w. R R.
Scranton, IA.
Cbas. P. Wurts, Sup. Del. & Hud. Canal Co.
Carbondate, Pa.
Lathrope & Jones, Carbondale and Scranton, Pa
B. G. Morse. Esq, Red Falls, n. Y.
Hon. VIM. Gleason, Delhi, n. Y.
Jas. C. Hart, Sec. I'd. of Dir. Del. q Hud. Ca. Co.
New York.
VIM. rockingham. Attorney, Albany, n. 7.
Gillespie. Pierce l. Co. Bankers, Carbonate, Pa
Jas. Clarkson, ESQ.,, CsrbOndale, Pa
Rev. Z. Nelson, Prin. Wyoming Seminary, hlngs
ton, Pa,
Rev. Abel Barker. Honesdale, Pa.
Rev. T. S. Ward, Carbondale- Pa.
Rev. G. ". Giddings, Carbonate, Pa.
Hon. r. W. Furnas, Brownville, Mt.
Mark W. lizard, Gov. of Nebraska.
Col. j. A. Parker, Register Land Office, Omaha.
Col. Ar. Gilmore, Receiver, "
W, T. Finch d Co.. Omaha.
A.. ]. Stevens & Co.. Fit. Des MOines, Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

Thirty-nine dead horses, during the
week ending June %, have been found IN
the streets of New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

Philadelphia, July 81.
The wife of ex-PoStmaster General
CAMPBELL died in this city at an early
hour this morning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

POPULATION OF HoLT CoUNTY.-The
population Of Holt county, as reported by
Mr.. Galen Crow, u sheriff, who took
the census in the fall of 1856, are as fol-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

ne elections IN Kentucky have gone Dem.
a clean sweep. Congressman, Lesis
'10's and State ofkscss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
Panorama OF the Missouri River.

HENRY FAUL, of Council Bluff, art
ist, has been spending some months
on the Upper Missouri, in his clone ca
noe, taking accurate drawings of every
point of importance on the River
from the Yellow Stone to st. Louis,
Preparatory to painting a panorama
Ofthe Missouri river. We we're shown
MS drawing of this city, and of some
other points, which are very accurate
indeed. We have no doubt but that
his work, when completed, viii be
creditable, and draw crowded houses.
The gentlemanly Clerks of the
steamers Hesperian, Omaha, Hannibal
hyland, Min-ne-ha-ha and Edinburg
have U thanks for favors.
The HEsPERIAx is a new boat. thu.
being her first trip. She is owned in
d, Joseph, is a fne-looking craft, and
HsF Othcers are gentlemanly and ac-
oonmOdating.
The E. NJ. RrLAxp is also N he,
nS' trip, and, VIC trust, will find tn,
up-riFer" trade prO6tatable.
ne elections IN Kcntucky have gon Dem
locrstic a cf..,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
Washington, july 81.

The INDIAN BUREAU has been inform
ed that the sales of the western portion of
the Delaware Indian Trust Lands In Kan
sas had, on the 18th inst, reached nearly
Sll5,000, and it is supposed nearly half a
million will be realized.
The Ottawa tribe of Indians, in Kan
sas, concluded a treaty with the Commits
sioner- of Indian Affairs to-day, by which
they agree 10 an equitable distribution of
their land among themselves. Provision
is also made for their recognition as eitl-
zens, after the ratification of the treaty
by the Senate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
Jacob Marohn.

Jacob Marohn,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
TTAYING determined to locate in shis place, re-
Il spectfuIy announces to the public that he has
on hand large and well selected stock Of Cloths,
Tweeds, CASHIERS, Vesfinss. SC, which he
win make to order in good style and at reasonable
rates; or sell by any quantity desired.
He also keeps constantly on hand and for sale .
supply of ready made clothing Of al kinds
BrOEnville, june 18th, 1851. W lit
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
Dubuque, JUN 81.

UabuqHe, Jug 81.
A. B. COLEMAN, formerly of the As
tor House, n. Y, has leased the new
and elegant St. Cloud Hotel, of this city,
and will open it in a few weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

G ". MH 6ELEK tC.nvasscrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

buChanan Lie and General
insurance Co.,
Office cor ID and julie SITS,
ST. JOSEPH, NO.
authorized Capital $4,000, 600.
DIRECTORS.
]. B.. Jennings, /. r. Howard, ]. A. Owen, Milton
Tooth, john Colhoun. John E. Likens, W. II. Peneik,
James Kay, Nj. McAshan, A.. G. Mansfeer.
]. B. JENNINGS, Pres.
n. r. MCAsHAN, Secy.
rs now ready to receive application for Life, Fire,
Il Marine and River risks. A cash return of % per
cent. will be allowed on cargo premiums. Losses
promptly adjusted, and the usual facilities given to
the patrons of the Office.
April 10th, 1857. 443m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

March 2sth, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17

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An advocate in court. the other day, ail
be- had two Ui,nr-se. iu suTI'rtof thocaus.
IT NJ. client, and tley would be sur, %
speak the truth, for o., had no Opportunity
Of communicating ,i,h them!
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us. -..4 information OF, ,aal ial u g..
u.-p..ryol ,ha wur.a.r, %. JOHN s sI.-..,
900 tnc sa ..a1m Dl.i. lIuhlDu.I, 900 t.r
u,salu. D.-rmlsy .l-t, c.,'.o,n luu...I
AMI turty-a,c.
"Wly, you, Charlton, were one cl 'h'
nymcn. il / remember usat, WHO war'
upon tle inquest in ,he matter! aid.
Twas, ar.ps-,rs You sur' ta.'.s n'-
body under lug bel, or 10 .cup'ar', W
behind tha ,aimney.hl-rl!-au! l.,aar-
dIsr al-,l"
"GoaI h,lyrus," 1 exclaimed. "way
whata .yrouiucal rlliln you must have
buul"
"Do,,or, good doctor, have mercy upon
me d,n'ttsll DON'T til and don'tthins
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
News From the Pacific

by ene California steamer,-we have fresh
news from a parts of the Pacific coast. frorr
ms Ine Russian Possessions, North, to Chill South
me news is interesting, and from Peru str;kino
IN its revolutionary incidents. In Iowor IS SaIi
iornia, there had been some trouble betweon
the Mexicans and Americans '"'e"
~ o. affairs on the Pacific are all poin o
Cen.,;,g CeIl, Oregon is peacefully framing a State
,romSin HomsI'u'lon' The "negro," everywhere SO
u troublesome, is there to be carefully let oIonn
California boasts loudly of her fidelity to % SIa,e
credit and State honor in her large popular mn
Jorlty to pay the State debt. The miners
Though in the dullest of the dull season. are
SSLmpnatlcalIy Sat.E doing well. From North to
SOUTH there is a universal sign of conten,
among the hardworking. In Ell Dorado copntv
laoorers are receiving sixty dollars per month
ana found.-ln Mariposa, the gold district is
hardly yet opened. The industrious miners ali
OIn, OIer tne state were too busy to vote at last
election, which accounts for the diminish.J
vote of the State. '''"'u
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
News Items.

\, W MARYLAND has fixed upon the Goth Of
november Tor the general Thanksgiving.
THANKSGIVING Day IN New YoRK,-Govor-
nor hlng has appointed Thursday, November
10Th, to be observed in that State as n dov ~
Thanksgiving. The Governor of Maine has
appointed the 10Th of November.
:, VI A horrible accident occurred on the Ne,v
York Central Railroad, at 8 o'clock. TbursJov y
nIght'--the mail train coming East plungIng
over an em6ankment some twenty feet into q
creek. creek a locomotive and three passengers cars
mont o'ef' several lives were lost, and the
is miracle almost that any escaped alive.
Two DOLLARS AND ROAST Brrp Tho NO
Prieiors OF the Girard House, in PbiladoInb;o
have followed the example set bv the botoi oi
Proprietors of New York, by reducing the nrica
o. board fron two dollars and ffty cents r nsr
diem to two dollars. N0"'' pe'
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
d I E d

On the Goth inst, in Smvrna. Richard g
Culbreth' M. D., in the 49th year of his age.
!he friends of the deceased are respectfully
noon at 2 o'clock.
AT his residence in Smyrna, on Sunday
morning IN the full assurance of the Christians
ialth' Marion Green, Esq, in the 32d wear of his
age: In his decease, the community has lost
useful citizen; the family loving and devoted
husband, father and brother; the church sim
cere and faithful christian. Yet, "our loss ia
his infinite gain" 10
Oct. 9Th, at his residence in Lewes. Del.
Rev. John I. Hazard, of the Philadelphia An,
nual Conference, in the 59th year of his age
tie was beloved useful minister. His mortal
remains were inferred in Milford, after funer.
al discourse by Rev. J. Hargis.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
The Latest from Eurone.

The Steamer North America arrival or
Monday with four days later intelligence.
Ahe money market was slightly more strin.
than at previous advices.
The Bank of England has loaned to the E,s,
India Company 1,O09,OOO pounds sterling
indian bonds being given as security.
More troops are held in readiness for Indie
and 10000 additional Militia have embodied
The Indian advices received at Paris oro
more gloomy than the English letters. Tbov
assert that the rebels are under European oen.
eralshlp; that operations have been commencod
TO prevent the union of the British forces tbo,
hVe years hard fighting in India NAV be nm.
tIcIPated; and that the Tndan native troons are
not trustworthy anywhere, and should not be
depended upon.
The Russian Eighty-four gun ship Laforte.
mad capslzed between Reval and Crons,ad,
when fourteen hundred persons were lost in.
Guiding three admirals, and the wives and chill.
dren OF the crew. Ofthe number on board only
six escaped.
Breadstuffs had declining tendency; ell
qualities being slightly affected.
The Provision market was dull.
Cotton had slightly advanced
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
harmony Of Science and Revelation on
the History of the Creation.

Rev. w. II. Brisbane, as announced IN ou
last issue, read lecture on the above subjec
In the M. E. church, on Sunday afternoon, re
piete with valuable information, both Bibliea
ana Scientific. The Science ofGeoogy, which
lnildels had brought forward to destroy the
. authenticity of the Bible, was welded by the
lecturer as the strongest evidence in establish.
ing its divine character.
He argued from the character of this Penin-
Suia' Niagara Falls, and other physical phe-
nomena, the extreme antiquity of the earth.-
lie showed that the Bible does not give the age
OF the globe, but simply the chronology of mans
history The points on which Geology and
uenesls were supposed TO disagree, were sta
ted' and apparent disagreements reconciled. A
number points on which there was remark.
aole harmony between them were exhibited
ile 'Hen proceeded to show that the knowledge
OF the process of creation must have been given
10 Moses by vision, and referred 10 an Incl
uent In his life which seemed to Indicate the
'iihe ana place of vision,-Exodus xiv. Is, Is.
Illustrations OF this mode of revelation were
gwen from the Scriptures. If such was the
Hohner In which the process of creation was
MADE known to Moses, then the days of Gene.
SIS may have been understood by him as literal
uays; and the revelation made IN him on tho |
mount In the instance referred to, occupied six
literaI days. ending on the seventh but these
SIX uays were slmbOical of six epochs of crea.
''o"'"nlch the speaker said may have embraced
thousands OF thousands of ages, there being no
la'a TO flx anything like chronology of the
'ioOe' Inc lecturer conceded that, the idea
mat In SIX days God made the heavens and the
'arth may have prevailed long before Moses -
''e" from the beginning of mans history; the
existence OF the Sabbath seemed 10 prove that.
but he claimed that the facts and nrocoss ofI
fea'ion were revealed TO Moses lie showed :
low TINS theory accounted for the difference in II
he style OF the first and second chapters or h
'ehesls' "a subject which has puzzled the most I
cute commentators,) without the id of sup.
using 'he existence of different documents $
ON "hlch The book was compiled BY Moses - j,
ne most plausible objections to this theory :,
ere stated and answered by the lecturer. The v
io''cai order OF creation, beginning with the a
nplest form of matter and passing up through n
herent and advanced types to mar, was fully p
stunned ny the facts of science. He then 9,
OK up the several verses which describe the o.
nerent ages of creation, and showed their n,
RECT agreement with Geology and the laws
Vernlng material combinations and oroon;uoa
dies. to
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

buRGLARIoUs.-The house of John Cloak, ESQ.
feSioing near this town, was entered Monday
"lsh' iast' by some one doubtless in search OF
piu"oer' The burglar ascended the portico by
means Ut ladder, cut one of the Stats in the
"l"uow'shutter, pushed back the bolt, and thus
e1'e'eo an entrance into the building, but fail
Gu 10 MS effort to robin all probability, on
account of the family being aroused by the
noise MIR. Cloak can miss nothing; and, as
Ane burglar made his escape through the lower
part OF the house, leaving all the doors open,
mere is no doubt he made preciptate flight
10 avoid detection. Mr.. C. offers a reward of
one hundred dollars for the apprehension of his
visitor.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon
.as'' whilst several men were engaged in load.
'ag vessel at the Brick Store Landing, a pile
"i neaVy ship timber fell down, knocking the
captain of the vessel into the creek and catch.
ing one Of the hands under it. The captain
was rescued with badly bruised back, but the
s'ner man did not escape SO fortunately, as his
zen thigh was crushed dreadfully, and his
fight hip joint dislOcated. DR.. Daley dressed
Tue fracture and reduced the dislocation, afte.
wniea the vessel with the wounded men on
o'a'd ieft Tor Leesburg, N. J. where they be.
longed.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

" Inc prospect of hard times for tn
> winter has largely increased the mum
/, sb;. q passengers going to England. Ever
. up lor Liverpool how has all the passenge ger
ne oa: carry and multitudes applying for ep
po'tunlties to work their passage, who have no
) money to pay for it.
Inc number of persons enlistinp in the ormv
70 diso increasing. The rule is TO take onIy
unmarried men-they are enlisted to serve five
yI yea5s Their pay is $ll to 1922 per month, in
0iuuiNg ooard, clothing and medical attendance.
DIscREDTrED BANKs.-Since the financial
pressure commenced the notes Of no less than
,nihety-three banks in the United States have
oeen dlscredited. The "rags" of these con-
Germs are at discount of from rs to 10 per
oe"'' ana those OF several of them are entirely
unSaleablc
w we learn that petition, numerouslv
slgnea, mas been sent to Washington for new
Pos'-oince at HollandsVille, Kent county, Della
ware.
V3 The farm of Thomas M. PENNINGTON. the
iormer residence of the late Chancellor Rido-
1ey' IN Kent county, containing 3I7 acres. with
large and excellent buildings, was sold on the
s, Gun instant at public sale, at Foxwell's Hotel
smyrna, to Mr.. Janvier, of New Castle CO..
for $4,000. w.
w several OF the manufacturing Establish
ments in Newark and vicinity, it is said. DESIGN
recommending operations this week. and will
employ large portion of their old hands. Per.
maps some may consider this an encouraging
sign. ee
" 1t is estimated, on tolerablv reliable |
Gata' that upwards of eleven thousand laborers
nave been thrown out of employment in New
ork and vicinity within few days, from the
effects of the crisis.''
X A race of one mile for $IOO was run on
MONDAY at Hares Corner, between Mr.. De-
naVens horse and Mr.. JefTeri's mare. The
horse had 100 yards start, and came out 25
yards ahead.-Gazette.
CoNsIsTENT.-to hear notorious. law wbis.
iy drlnker, railing about female extravaganza
N the matter of dress.
" The Press estimates Packers majority
'yer WlImot at 10000, and over Wilmot and
1azehurst combined at $4,000.
" Col. Nicholas Goldsborough. a promi.
week. 0N 'u''
CATTLE SHow.-The tenth annual exhibition
tn the Maryland State Agricultural Society
MI be held at the Society's grounds, Balti a
lore' on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and S
riday, 10th, 2lst, 22nd and 23rd of this month.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

EQUALITY to All !-Uniformity of Prices =
=, "A new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman '' Wv -
ing Store" No 200 Market street. ohavo SUtI
rHiLADELPHlA, in addition to he wing the largest
most mos varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING; in
IhladeIphIa' made expressly for retail sales, have
constituted every one his own salesman b., nav
marked IN tguTes on each article the vefv lowest
PTce II can be sold for so they cannot possibly vary
me me goods are all well sponged and prepared and
great pains taken with the making SO Thai ali con- S
with The full assurance of getting good article at the
No. 200 ""oNe SiAul'
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

LEG-BAIL.-On Monday afternoon, a man
named Peter McElheen came to this town. in
quest Of work, and representing himself as a
shosmaker, he was directed to Mr.. Cosden's
establishment, whittier he went, but had been
'nere only short time before he slipped pair
Ot Pincers belonging to Anthony Kiss, one of
The hands; whereupon, Kiss had him arraigned
Oeiore Esquire FAIRIES. While the Squire was
writing commitment, McElheen, being "small
10 stature" slipped out in the midst of squad
OF Ooys'--who were leaving the house accord
ans 10 the orders of the gistrate,-and, before
observed, had got a considerable distance up
'ne street, and when last seen he was still run
nlng-against time.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
Eagle PIOws.

'N'h"h RE- CN Sc corner R!, of South From. and
Nos I'e 40 a. IS aO'i l. = d. s. Right Hand, and
PIows. Nos IG'' . hand a Eagle. SelESharpening
Nos Q. l. 'Ts 10! d J. = 3, 4; 5. Eagle ImprOved.%
Kl'dglng. No. 5, Right Hand. and No
hand Double Michigan, and No. O. l. . D S"h SI,'
soil Plows. -'O' " - q SUD-
;, Also' Ox ScraPers, Field and Garden RaIls,.
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All oSnh;n.''
are tor sale at their Works. at CuRr,s 4, LINZ, "n.h
corner of Market and Decatur sts ., .1 =
dIherent Agricultural and Hardwaro s,o~1 - ~ 'He
on Application we will send description Of a.,
81 we 80 aisS manufacture Hollow ware. Enomo,r
% "s,e, s,s.o oao lrons' Wagon Boxes, &c. &c
marlS-ly. JOHN SAHRRX.