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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06
;. IL. CUREREY,
Funeral Undertaker.
Wanted.
Az the higl est market nrina In Ca

WE will pay the hgitst market price in Cash fol any
w amount of good merchantable WHEAT and BACON
delivered at Ware rooms.
H. B. MORRIS Il co.
tulv I?-u Nos. Is and Is Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06
MUSIC STORE.
G. .. Benson e Bro
WHOLESALE md RETAIL DEALERS,
II PIANO FORTES,

C. Pfuce's Ie'ode'ns Buffalo NY, Church and Parlor
Organs Guitars. Vions NoIincellos Accordeons Flutes
Fso0s irs Irums, Tamh uTiues Bsul ant ever thing
IN the n cs merchants line age select catalogue OF ne"
Sh q Music: NusC Books and Instructors Of all klnos-
rdsrs from will meet with prompt attention.
Paun. tuned aEi all other Instruments repair
ed NJ 20 Union Street, V,dOOr from College. sept .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06

EOh SALE
valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
n ed b. Washngon and Pearl Streets on which
there is good buildings A bargain will be given. FO
terms apply to LANlbh, PhlLi'tF> " W,
se,,t A3m Market Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06
Rosenlont for Sale

WE have For Sale that most beautiful and desraols
w pIsce Rosemont the former residence Of |. SOuha
decd miles from Sashvie the MuT IeesbOro pike
contains 70 OF Land hne q1ay ne OF more ef the
most beautiful and romantic budin sites in the county:
rsrate SpriLg and sng house, good Garden house
and Negro houses: also, Brick Kite hen and house,
extensive Orcb ard with every variety OF Fruit
quality. A good Bargain will be given.
SEMI. 18Th 7is57. J. h, q z. W. BROWN ID.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
j. HERvA JONES'
Double Hand Corn Planter.
CAUTION.
BooK-BINDING.

All orders for book binding, or rebind
old Books, promptly attended to at the Herald o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
WAC Marry and Have ChiadreT
in America

More than four-sevenths of the mar
riages in Massachusetts, are among the for
eign born. Why is it? For the most
simple Of reasons-the foreign born can
afford to get married, and the native born
cannot; and this must be, so long as our
extravaganza modes of life continue. In
social life there never was people tending
to deeper and more destructive social cor
ruption-and that is most evident from
the re cords of all the Courts, and the col
umns of all the newspapers-than Amer
leans. Our fathers used to tell of the prof
ligacy of Paris; their children tell of the
mysteries of New York-a city not far
behind any in Europe. And making prop
er allowance for size, how far is New York
ahead Of our cities and towns2 Once was
the time when wife was a ''help meet"
now in thousand of cases on can change
the 'mee." TO seat" and make it read more
truthfuliy.
We boast Of our system of education
we have female high schools, female col
leges, female medical schools, and female
heavens. Our girls are refined, learned
ana wise; they can sing, dance. play p-
anoes, paint, talk French and Italian, AMI
all the soft languages, write poetry, and
love like VenNses. They are ready to be
courtcd at ten wears, and can be taken from
school and married at fifteen, and divorced
at twenty. They make splendid shows OH
bridal tonrs. can coquetLe and fllrt az the
watering places, ana shine like angels at
winter parties. But Heaven be kind 10
the poor wretch that marries in the fash
;anable circles. VIVA: are they at wash
;ne foorsl Oh, we forgot; nobody has
hare floors now-low vulgar that wonll
be! What are they at making bread and
boiling beef? Why how tloushlless W.
are-to be sure they will board OF haveser-
wants. What are they at mending clothes !!
Put there we are again; The fashions
change so Uften that III body has old cloth S
hut the rag men and tie paper maker now
What are they at washing babies faces and
pinning up their trousers: And here is
our iutoerable stupidity once more; hay
ing children is .eft to the Irish, What
LADY tttihss Of having children about Her
now or if she is SO unfortunate, don't she
put them to wet nurses to begin with, and
boarding schools afterwards? We repeat
we have come to point where young
men hesitate and grow old before they can
decide whether they GIN marry, AMI after
cards keep clear Of bankruptcy and crime
What is the consequence There are NOR
VERSIONS leading a single life--are there
more leading rirtuous Iifc? 1t is nm'
fpr mothers to know tha! the extravaganza
they encourage is destructive of the virtue
Of their children; that al! the foolish ex
penditures making TO rush their daughters
to natrimony, are, instead OF answering
that end tending to destroy the institution
ofmaniase altogether Newport Mass J
Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

IMpoi,T1Sr DiscovERY.-A few days
since>we were shown sample Of sugar
made f,onltlie Box Elder (Acsr ,.egundo)
by Joseph Lewis, Esq, this township
The quality was excellent. Dir. J.. informs
Us that bis son discovered by accident that
the sap of the tree WAS sweet, produced a
quantity Of il which rims freely from the
tree, and boiled it down in The same man
ner as maple sugar. The sap contains a
much larger per cent. Of saceharine matter
than chat Of sugar maple, and crystalz $
more readily. The tree is Indigenous to
this coun:fy--grows to large size-is ex-
cee,lingly tenaeeoas Of Eifc; and a very
thrifty grower. These qualities make il
well adapted TO tranSplanting. We regard
this discovery as one of great importance
to this State, for the box elder can as readi
ily be cultivated as the lacust-ane is as
beautiful, and more clearly. How alum
dant it may be in different portions of the
State, we have no means Of knowing, but
it is plentiful in this locality = Amboy
Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

"a big OK is nos on exhibition a.
Springfield. Tbs it1fSPuJ'ifon says it is
about the size bf one Of Sands, Nathans
ii Co.'s biggest Elephants and moves as
rlacidly about as one of the elephants
Mould 10. 1t is said to be the largest
framed OK in the world, and Weighs, though
far from fat. 1900 poUndS, measures six
feet seven incnes in height, at the shoulder
pirts ten feet, and is thirteen feet in length
from stem to stern. Well fatted it would
weigh in the neighborhocd Of 1000
pounds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
REAL ESTATE FOR CASH.

Y7iHE subscriber offers the following Lands and Village
i Lots for sale at low price - "a. = .
363 acres situated the kagt nrsnch of Blue Riv.
err in q T. 6,iR. west; Of which 100 acres IL good
meadow land which will Weld from 100 to 200 tons Of
hay annually There is also frsrate mill-sitc, with
l6 or is foot fall good spring, and hewed log house
upon tie premises.
ALSO, 120 acres situated in SO, T. g. R. Weste
with Improvements Of one frame dwelling -houge,
frame barn, suoke-house, in cultiystsen
good spring, and branch running through the centic.
This land is all tabe. .tlsf
ALSO, Two Lots in tho Village Of; Montfort, ~
which is improved with good dwelling house and
garden upon il; the other is uniinproged 49, :
"A. r. SCFINEE.
Wingyilie, Grant Co.. Wis. 4Msrrh I'd, 1871. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

A WREcKINa CAR.-This is novelty
In railroad mechanics. just completed for
the New York Central Railroad at Utica.
The Utica Herald says The. Car was full OF
Tools of every description, for use in case OF
an accident on the Road. There were
screw5jacks from the manutactury of Allen
& Co., said to be the best in the country,
complete trucks for locomotive and car,
ropes, chains, hand car, braces, edge-tools,
pullies, levers, capstan, and everything OF
the most modern and scientific manutae-
ture for repairing and damage that may
6ccur, aud these tools are never taken from
Tie cars or disturbed, unless in such con-
tingency. IL is the purpose of the Com
pauy to place the cars at convenient dis
tsnces along the line OF their Railroad that
they may be ready at all times when they
are called for.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

TnE INNOCENT Only BLusH.-Nothiua
can be more absurd than the idea that
"looting guilty" proves guilt. An honest
man charged with crime is much more
likely to blush at the accusation than the
real offender, who is generally prepared fol
the eve, t, and has his face "reSdY made
for the occasion. The very thought Of be
ing suspected of anything criminal will
bring The blood TO an innocent mans cheek
in nine cases out Of ten. The most ''gul
ty looking" person that we ever saw wa
sman arrested for stealing horse-w hlei
turned out to be his own property Dos
ton Post
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
TIVE Store Rooms 4 other Buildings

mo RENT in Pleasant Valley, Hctos'.-One Of
tI,e Rooms Is now occupied drug-stor the 9TH
il q new building, neatly furnished, raw occupied as
General goods store, with all necessary buildings
fached 10 It, such cellar, granery, smoke and dwell
ling house
woud state for the information Of those desiring to
20 into mercantile business that British Hollow Ii
ana of the first commercial points in Cram County
Merchants druggists and others respectfully invited
Ia come anu sec for themselves
,tsnr;trr1 WV. HUNT.
"a, pss.as.,s. valley Nov. 22d. 1856. 20R
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

How FARMERS GET ALoSG.-A farmer
VINO lives near Port Byron, told us yester-
DAY that he came to this country Ave years
ago with family of nine, and just seven
dollars IN cash to begin upon. He has
now tarm of nearly two hundred acres of
as feh land as the sun shines upon; a
gooa mousse reaper, mower, plenty OF horses
ana ether stock, and ''siller'' to spare. He
VIII harvest this yeara hundred and thirty
hve acres of wheat, fifty of corn, and fif
teen Of oats. He will have several thous-
aud bushels of grain, which if there is an
average yield aud price, will be worth not
Ear from five thousand dollars. Since he
mas oe : IN Rock Island county he has
SOLO all MS wheat at an average Of a dolla,
pushed. This is only one instance ont :,
tRock Islander. = ''0 : es'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

OBIruARY.-The Mormons have lost one
of their great lights-one J. M. Grant
and the ammo nceinent of his death closes
in the most approved obituary style: "tIe
has gone now, leaving four disconsolate
willows and several children, four of whom
are under eight weeks Of age, TO nlourii
their hreparable loss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Valuable Farm for ss'sa

rTlHE subscriber offers for cole his Farm containing
$50 actes Of Prairie and loo Of Timber Land
$40 acres Of the Prairie in good fences and 200 acres f
the same in good cul.iyatou, with large two gtory
Frame House on the premises, Barn and out houses ;
usvor failing we'll BY the house. and several coed
springs ca the lands there is also young thrifty Or
chard close to the house also 40 seeded IN Ti
othv. F
This Farm ia situated on the Military Road, miles
from Patch Grove, 10 miles from Prairie du Chien and
abent IL miles from Lancaster and is the best stand for
Tavern in the County. The will be sold at balr
gain Fer Terms apply TO the subscriber the prcsnis
es, or - G. Cover in Lancaster.
Patch Grove, March u, 1857.
IT, NJ W. vlNkusDAII.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Gg The National Era publishes an ex-
tract Of a letter, saying that Northern
Texas has but few slaves, aud that, the. mass
Of iltl.abitantr viii favor free State Con
sti;ution whenever a division occurs. The
authority for this is a Kentuelian residing
in the section referred to.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Real Estate Agency.

THE subscriber will attend to the Purchase and
J. Sale Of Real Estate, and the Payment Of Tax
es. tt-fF
Persons having Real Esteie 10 SELL by leaving d.
crpiion OF the sarpe cad their terms have thei
lands sold on reasonable terms.
Strangers ard Others wishing TO purchase any Raa' IA
tate, would DO well to CALL have several bna FaTns
for SALE stusted within miles of Lance ster aiso
large quantity of Unimproved Land for saie all Of
which win DO sold cheap and terms to suit purchaser
Lancaster, March 18th, 1857. 80 L. J. W0OLLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Dissolution of Co~Partnershi-

YgSIE Co-partuership heretofore existing between Geo.
Is. Lockwood, Ehen W. keyes and Geo. A. Blanch-
ard under the style and title OF LOCKWOOD Reyes &
Blanchard: dissolved the 1Ith day of February,
1857 Benjamin Gage purchased the interest Of said
Blanchard and assumed bis duties and responsibilities
jamestown, Wisconsin, Feb llth, 1851, 50-3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
The new cents NAV with truth be

- 90 - 800 my -"It1 q u0ii U
termed nuisance. (Obserye the pun p
They are homely in appearance aud de
sign and are composed Of base aud dirty
alloy; which,, among its other evil quail
lies, is poison. Several children have died,
or narrowly escaped dying in New York
city, from swallowing them Pennies
Ishould be coined with especial reference to
he capacity of the jlvenine guliet-so
large as to render it an inpossibility for
Young America to bolt them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Cep,,inc (,hurter On]

Genuine Charter OaI Stoves.
4 IL. SIZES oi this we'll known Stove on hand--war
{ ranted ts be the Genuine--for sala low. by
Gutenberg. Nov IS, IS. g. +. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Virginia is said to be ovetfiin by
Gipseys. They are of European origin
and practice all the tricks and pifering
for which the class have ever been distin-
guisllod. They are attracted to Virginia
Just rs they are found III worn cut coun
tries Of the Old World.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
EXCELLENT FARM
Of $50 Acres For. Sale,
An enclosed and under Cultivation

NEAR CASS VILLE.
offer for sale my large farm Of $50 aercs al under
| cuIt.ation enclosed with inch pine boards, cedar
po.ts all cappedtuated in tho town Of Cassyille
divers Mill, and miles from the village OF casssis
The premises well watered by springs and running
brooks Tive good dwelling houses, with harm and
erasl out-housss, &c.
For particulars liree. 10 D. Oliver Baetovn, Wis., O.
inquire OF the subscriber on the farm.
May 18th, 1857. 81 A. c. MURRAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

MrsaaABLE PEopLE.-Y Dung ladies with
new bonuets on rainy Sundays.
a witness on a bribery case.
A Printer who publishes a paper fol
nothing and finds himself.
A smoking nephew on visit to an anti
smoking aunt.
A long nosed woman with one of the
new fashioned bonnets, resting on the
nape of her neck. w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Movement Of the o. s. Frigate Niagara Pre-
parations to Receive the Atlantic Cable.

On Saturday, the United States steam
ship, the Niagara, dropped down lie river
to the moorings at East Greenwich, and
to-day Her Majestys ship Aganemtion
81 guns, will come round from Portsmouth
and take up her nloorings there, to .shir
The submarine telegraph to be laid down
in the Atlantic Ocean to connect the con
tinent Of America and Europe. The
length Of cable to be put on board each
vessel exceeds 1900 miles; it will take
upwards of six weeks to deposit tie cable
N the ships holds. According to present
arrangements, Her Maiestp's ship Agame-
mon and the United States frigate Nigga
ra viii leave the Thames about The first
week i'll July, in company with Her Males
TVS ship Cyclops, aud Will proceed to the
latitude midway between the west coast Of
Ireland and New Foundand. Here the
ends Of the cable on ea:h ship will be join
ed, the AgameiTinos will return towards
the coast of Ireland, and The Niagara will
hold Oh her course to the shores of New
foundland, both ships paying out the sub
marine cable AS they increase the distance
between them, and maintaining consta t
communication with each other
10 prove that the cable remains intact; and
within six days after the ships separate
should no accident occur, teleossssSlle com
munication will be open hlseen the two
London news, May Is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
WOOL CARDING,
Emisins aud Dressing Cloth

TIME subscriber would return thanks to his
friends for the very liberal share of patronage re-
rived last year and say that will be prepared tf
commence CardiBg the first OF June; and navlnt
nroeured the services Of competent eSpec
- nm night and day when necessary. will take II
r 10 1000 lbs Of WOOL to work on the shares or Ior
,.o,sr INIT no long wool taken on the shares. Hav
your Wool clean and in good order ana We wial waEra
sou good work. sVoErn ifonS ALL
Miaixinsy May 4th, 1857 4'-5no
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

WHERE THE CoLn WeAT TER Cones
rRoM.-The steamer Nsrth Star has ar
rived at Detroit from Lake Superior
Her officers report vast amount OF ice In
in that Lake, aud it was with the utmost
difficulty that they worked their way
through it. On Sunday morning at o.
clock, they were off Pt. Ma Mains, COM
pletely hemmed in, and they could not not. see
open water in any direction, but BY the
shifting of the wind, they were enabled to
get through. Since leaving Ontonogon'
she has been compellee to lay by three
DAYS on account of the ice. On their way
up, while hemmed in BY the ice, and With
large crowd Of passengers on board, the
steward found himself short of provisions
In this dilemma, some eleven cattle and
number of sheep and hogs, which were 81
ON board as freight, were butchered ant
en.-[Milwaakee Free Democrat, Jun'
| 9th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Lands for Sale

f}1l ACRtS OF Prairie, and so OF Tinber--sone
IVY two mile apart
Also, 80 acres ofPrairie; all unimproved with water
lying in the town OF FennEicre the Military Road
10 miles from Lancaster and 10 from the N. Nj. r. r.
Terms to suit purchasers. Ehqu.rs at tie Grant coun
Lahoastsr Wisconsin Jtt3s O. fs5s. s1-i,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Trial OF A STEAM PLow. "A steam
plow was tested at Francisville, on the
New Albany and Salem road, one day las
week. The soil was quite wet, an(
altogether III a orab.e for the trial
but the lafayette Courier under
stands from gentleman who was prcse@t
on the occasion, that the practicability G,
The invention was satisfactorily demonstra
ted. A number of pIows were attached
and the soil laid open to the depth of eight
~ ten inches. From the experiment made
it was thought that two men could pillow
twenty acres day with the steam plow
Il Louisville Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

Lots FOR Sale in Wyalusins.

iHE subscriber offers for sale all his Lots in the Vii.
j. lago of Wyalusing viii give good deeds for the
The village is pleasantly situated on the Misss-
sippi River three miles below the mouth of the Wscon-
sin The place has one good saw-inI under way, and
fonring-m IN contemplation next spring.
Feb 3, 1857. 80 CHARLES BLANDFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
To the PuhYScy

IF you wish to buy Hardware, Tools, Stoves, l.
ron, Tinware, &C., Sc, you will save money by
going to the exclusive Hardware Stove and Iron store
Of G. +. WEST, in Gutenberg where you will find the
most extensive sock"n the county, and the lowest pr
Sign of the black stove, in the three-story stone
building, Gutenberg, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Farm in Grant County Wanted

exchange for we'll located house and lot in Brook
lyn, Long Island. The house Is two and half story
Quilt in the best manner; contains all the modern Sr.!
provements, gas hot AM cold water, &c e viii "a
Unchanged for an improved farm IN Grant
County Of about 100 I50 acres, with stock, mpe-
n5snts &c. For further partieslsr r. address
Ia. 4.lssss GEO. &. LOCKWOOD,
@yA| 45-SmoS Duniicth, III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
aw-The New Hampshire Legisl Ii

N-The New Hampshire Legisl ture
organized the 3rd inst. by electing the
nominees of the Republican caucus Gov
Halle inargurated the 4th. The House
appointed a committee TO report what &C.
tion is necessary in regard to the bred
Scott decision. The opening speech of the
President of the Senate indicates that a
proposition will be made for Kansas ap
preparation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Small Improved Farm for Sale.
20 Hnr-s1r ar, c,n,

Z WILL SELL very low rs acres OF land situated in
1 Sec. 80, .. 3being S miles \. w. of Lancaster
lhere is log house and out buildings, good springs
~ acres OF timoerrest prairie-6 under cutvs-
ton Enquire of tho subscriber near the premises or o;
l. J. Woorv III Lancaster
April lst, 81. 4l-at p. P. DAVE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

r WILL SELL for IS cash, balance on time, tho fc
flowing Lands in tirant Comfy, Wis, 10 wit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
FARM For SALE.
MITES WEST or LANCASTER

4 MILES WESI UT LAM dCI En-
Offer for sale SO of land adjoining the Homer
farm-se acres uader Cultivation; comfortable log
ouse water plenty of tnbernear roads, mills,
&c Tie property is known as the Matthew Lewis farm
iasw EnoufTa OF the subscriber. D. W. TAFT.
Taf;on, April 25th, 1857. as-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

WEALTH OF THE JEws.-Tile French
correspondent of the New York Time:
>ays, some one has made a singular calcu-
lation in regard TO the Jews in Paris. III
sharing among the entire Hebrew popnla-
ton of the city the total fortune of all the
bankers, capitalists, negociants, merchants,
DC, belonging to the Jew family, each OF
the children Of Isreal would have AN annu-
al income of about s25, 900. The same
calculation was made for the Christian
population, and it WAS fonBt that in case
Of equal distribution, the annual. income Of
each individual would Be but $50. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Paw I'D at Potosi.

IT. persons indebted to BY note or book account
N are notified to come and settle nos as we are in
need Of money and must close up business immediately
ANDERSON & HAMMOND.
June 20th, 1886 1-.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
Improved Farm for Sale

I<V Acres.
ffNIIE subscriber offers for sale AT n low ,,;.a ~,
Il niue b w OF Lancaster, tho Sectown ,oaJ
consisting ofSo acres of good land well waiero hy
rails enough TO enclose so acres - 4. 80
Ihere IS good new framed house. % by 20 feet on
the ground anda stable on said farm
Also. forty of choice timber and GOOD land ;,
TED on the road leading to BARRIERS Mill nearly p,;i
from said farm Possession given as soon as desirable
For particulars enquire on the premises of 81 !,
Lancaster, October ith, 1885, 1917
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
70 Biacksnitlls

| lust RECEIVED, a very large stock of IRON and
- STEEL, of the best quality, and of all sizes Al
80 complete stock of Tools. consisting Of moasehole
rnvils vce bellows uyere irons, stocks and dies
ates sledgea hand hammers tire bcndere, horse rasps
md files. Alsoa full assortment Of aeat and buggy
'prings iron axes, wagon boxes husbe skeins, horse
nails ready made, horse shoes, &C., &s all of which
will sell al very low advance for cash, motto is
small profits and quick sales" G. +. WEST.