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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

\. B.-cash paid for FLOUR, BACON, &c.. all
kinds 81 Country Produce taken in exchange for
lloods. \. Is, Il j. T. Is.
s,taunsess, April q, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
NOT

AND FISE,
with every article pertaining to the Mercantile
business. We respectfully solicit call from those
wishing to buy gootis.
al T. g. j. F. ELEDS0E.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
NEW sls A Is ais III III EN- 1.-THE under |
| v sirned resnectfullv inInrms HE nuhc that ~. l

i,ss purchased of kAMERER 4
FI.AiG their cnEise stock Of
" ATCIiES, .sEN Ill r 5 !,
SIN Err a J. u PLATED
W ! RE. ana.s now receiving.
at their old satand. a new ami
wc'l selected stock. which he
pili -eii lnw for Cash. Per
anns ILL do vail 70 call md
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
CHE Hlarkrts.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
STAUNTON, MAY %, 1858.

RICHMOND MARKET. May 81, 1858
Reported ty Y. z. Staples d' %.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

the princi al rcc@tia'o \
when it performs l',
erS Of the system a."
stoa'o,h is almost en-
healthy >ctisn ot 'ii''
per l'orn,ancr Of it's fuhE
!, a, fault, the bow IL.
whole y stem suffers J"
ran thy I.isrr la'
tv. For she dlseascs q.
prcprictors HAS tnaie it
ce more Il an tWcItT
I'D, " heresiilrto c"uts
i.....ements 10 y hich i,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
THRUST SALE oEIAND AND MILLS

TRUST SALE oFLAND AND MILLS
4 In pursuance Of deed Of trust given to me by
d. J. ilyden, on 18th Dec, 1857 shall proceed,
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, q TRACT
or LAND, containing SIS ores, situated about
miles from stanton. upon the Mill Creek: The
improvements are 2 new DWELLING HOUSE. a
GRlST Dc CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and other
Buildings.
VERMs:-On down in 80 days, secured by
well endorsed negotiable note balance in twelve
months, by bond with personal security, bearing
interest.
The title is considered good, but will convey
such as is vested in me.
NlCH0. K. TROUT, Trustee.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
THE ARCTIC IMMINENT
BURNS AND SEA

~ viii affnr'l you instant relief
20 Every body is Liable to
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

Meinvite the attention Of s1easekeepers to tine
above articles, for iavering 4ee Cream, Custard,
dc. DIR. I. n. y. C.. KINNEY.
Staunton, May Is, 1858.
MAY ARPLE.-A beau tifsl, bright, mild,
lv1 pure article Of Tobacco, at a moderate price,
just received and for sale by
NAY s. 1883. Pe, CT. COCHRAN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
LECTURES on PuRENoLoGY.

llg- The following notice appears in the last mum
bcr Of the chronological journal:
In compliance with the frequent, ana urgent so-
citations from many Influential citizens Of the South
and West Mr.. l.. \. Fowler. of the house Of Fowler
T. Wells New York. has concluded 10 accept the scy-
cral invitations TO lecture before them on his favor
iic science, Phrcnoogy, during the present winter.
Some twenty years ago Mr. Fowler made procs.
sonal tour through Virginia. Kentucky, Tennessee
Georgia. Alabama and Louisiana 1t will give linn
pleasure to revisit Of the'chicf cities in those
States, and to renew the many agreeable acqiain,an
ccs he then made
As he can not remain long in place his course.
OF lectures must necessarily be hricfbu lie will en-
deavor to show the people the discoveries he has made
in regard to the laws Of mind and of tho truth and
utility of his noble science. lie will also apply til,
principles Of Phrcnooey 10 All the great question,
which interest the leading minds Of the age. H. %
explain TO hia audience how they may read the char
actcrs of their low-ncn with the unrrrinu certain
ty of science How all person. may .kpow them
selves their faults, and how 70 correct them hcil
virtues. and low to increase them He will pon
out the way TO seli-improvemcnt and direct each b.
dvidua who may ask his professional advice 10 tho
particular pursuit or sphere in which he may best
succeed In short. he will point ont ll'c way. with
more certainty than be can done byany other means
how TO rise in the world. ana how to attain The
highest degree Of usefulness and hoppiaes Of Which
the person may be capable
Parties interested. in the States named above may
address their applications to Fowler & Wells, 80,
Broadway. New York Mr., Fowler will be in con
slant communication with New York, and any mes
sages for him promptly forwarded, lie will probo
bly, reach New Orleans early in January.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
SENATOR DOUGLAS.

From very able article published in the Pcunsyl-
vaniau. on the Kansas question. We cNtraet ~ fol-
lowing relative to Senator Douglas:
1T is certainly strange and lnmcntoblc thing to
see the author Of the Enusas-Ncmaska act. and once
the honoryd leader of the columns Of the Democratic
army engaged in tie disrcpuallc business Of cIdea
voring to rub out the distinguishing lines which mar
kcd the propositions Of bis great work Of fator-
nal accordance and Constitutional compromise in bis
caQcrnCs. to grasp hands with his former bitter az
sailans. and in his hot haste TO inhic II possible. an
incurabc wound OF the party to whose fostering and
ready care he il indebted for every honor that ha,
graced his name. II is truct that Illinois hu. fallen
into the hands of hsand our old enemies. and that
an election to supply the place of the Senator soon
to come off. But We could hardly imagine the S'n'-
tor would stoop 50 low as to b. induced by the mis-
cradle temptation Of a Senatorial reelection, 70
court tie idyors Of the opposition at the expense Of
his tried fried friends, and at The enormous cost of
loss OF honast reputation and true fame Would il
not have been far better il fall he must. TO have
wrapped The time-honorcd aud glorious flag of the
Democracy ahout him leaving his name as the Shi-
borth or many yeiry set " ~ won and terror
u his party- fogs. even III death? II not thls what
hiutuauOh VI hHat huuch EiIei t"uld ha'e ploNohel
thc senator 10 deny with 50 much heat. ingenuity
and .oph.,ito eloqucncc in the face of his old com.
panions Of he Senate his own doctrine Of Iru'tori-
III popular sovereignty, IN oldr to substitute .r i
The platform Of seward aud hi+ Nimot Froyi-o col.
leagues whose public rccogntoHand con graduation,
he received on the occasion: Or did Judge Douglps
when he originally proposed the Kan.o -Ncbra.lva
policy oi Territorial settlement and state transition
merely intend. laughing meanwhile III h, cunning
sleeve % tickle The raatcs Of earnest Constitution
and poaccioviHg men, with u lanciiul abstraction
calculated to dissolve bciore storm Of opposition
ptt hc %f.fd ne IAt-,larlry srafment ej'Me hoa
4 Ihn nhctad 0rato7a ctapryim y mate trll Sol8.fd
Ht doa5trI Trrtyaee nm NJ .ijoitoasts da1 Fe vi
ly8 70 va coareeed-to give the she'll 10 lhc Soutl
and tie oyster to the North?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

gss-Aftcr aacw days Of fine weather, appearances
Indicate another bad spell. The town has been quite
fnl of our country neighbors hut business has been
generally dull. All complain, the planter, Mt the de-
cline in the price of cotton and the merchants Of the
slowness which attends bis collections.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

nc" We would call attention to the advertisement
Of NJ Coleman. II will bc seen that h. has removed
from his old stand, to thesorc Immediately opposite.
We would recommend all persons wanting anything
in his line to to give call. They will find him ac.
commodating, and ready TO serve them in the best
style and at the shortest notice.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
AGRICULTURAL LITERATURE.

The Southern Cutivaor, which is the oldest Agri-
cultural paper in the cotton-growing States, enters
upon its Sixteenth Volume, with the number for Jan
uary, 1865. The Cultiyator has long been known as
practical and untiring advocate of rural improve
mcnt and the Editors thus set forth The general sub
jccts 10 which their journal Is devoted
TIE SOUTHERN CrLTIyNroR ron 1SjS--LEADING
FEATURES The Southern Cultyator for 1858, enters
upon its Sixteenth Volume, and will, rs heretofore
be mainly devoted
ls TO Plantation Eroaoiay. including ihe planting
and culture Of all leading Southern Staples and Field
Crops hill and side ditchinc draining.
and Improvement of Matchmaking composs and aa-
ying fertilizers management and proper treatment
Of negroes, Nc, &c.
I'd. Domestic 1aiaal8.- Breeding raising, food and
proper management OF Live Stock description oil
the best and most profitable breeds for tho South
treatment Of sick and injured animals. DC, Nc
Sd. Aortico'~m aud Pomolqay-1he proper meth,
Cd OF preparing land io the successful culture Of We
gctabes- mannres for gardcns-best kind Of seed
when and how to plant it-.how 10 gather, cook and
market vegetable iiaiS for tie South, a description
Of all new varieties, and all old tested kinds Of merit
proper method OF preparing land for orchards and
vineyards planting, pruning, training and mauui-
ing trees destruction Of injurious insects--ptcyc
tion of diseases in fruit hecsprotection from frost
best kinds Of fruit for home use and for shipment
10 distant markets profits of fruit culture grape
growing, wine making, &c, &c.
dth. The usual variety Of Editorial articles mott
ces OF new books, &c answers to correspondents
domestic economy aud recipes; agricultural miScol-
larry, rnrl architecture, &c, &C.
The Cutiyator is under the editorial management
of Prof. Daniel Lee and d. Redmond assisted by
practical and experienced correspondents in every
Southern State
Single copies, 81 per year, in advance
G copies for $5 2J copies for $40 100 copies for
SIS. Address; WM. 5. JONES Augusta, Ga.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

billy BowrEds DISPOSED 10 BE PACIFIC Loo
mis-, commanding the troops in Florida in his official
report to the War Department at Washington, of the
reccutdscoyery Of Billy Bowleg8' hiding place, and
the captHfe Of his women and children states that
Billy has held councils and at the risk of his life has
cntrcatcd the Indians 10 come to terms with the Coy
ernment, and only saves his life by strlEioga blow
Whenever a. opportunity oi'4n
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
SECRETARY OF TIE TREAsURY's REPORT.

This is plain and practical paper, evincing pa
ticnt aud thorough research, and attesting the cmi
ncnt fitness Of its author for the position which he
holds. not less by the mastery. manner in which its
facts are alrnycd. than by the ccarncss and cogcncy
with which its powerful original arguments IRE ad.
yanced The Secretary says The exports for the
wear ending June 30h. 1851 amounted to S3G2,9l9-
~ and the imports for the same period were $780,.
sgOIilr lie says also, lhr Indications at present
are that The exports of brcadstuis and provisions
viii decrease both in quantity and value; but thcin.
crcas, value of cotton at its probable prices, which
constitutes much the lurgcst item of our exports,
would make up such deficiency" "From the best
Information which can be obtained the opinion is en-
craincd HAT tie exports for the present fiscal year
will not fall below those of las, year more than ten
per ccntum.
The public debt nj this time is $lj,lG l5j 81 In
connection with the existing monetary cmbarrass-
Imrht4 of the people, tho, Secretary alludcs TO the
perhaps neutral but somewhat u,edSoaaJie fact that
an anxious eye IL turned to the Golfers of the govern
mrnt for relief lie takes occasion to disprovc the
allucv upon which such expectations founded,
und to expose the ncompccncy Of l~ government
hy asking ur any power conferred by the Constitu.
ton III justification of such course lie says "thcrc
might ana would Dr. just cause Of complaint, under
the pres-ureol either an imaginary or real monetary
crisis, Should tie government suddenly stop the cx
t.usi,o operations Which arc thrn giving employment
W. muiftlo. of lahlrcI~, aHlIy throwing large
number. N ,mployres ont u service add 10 the dis
IT,, : aad suffering which the rcyul,ion he'd already
created" rcms engaged in thc prosecution of ne
CESAR. wd .itmaia works for The public scrvicc.
,t ,t III
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

nts~ To the Hon. Jehn Slidcl we are indebted for
important public documents and TO the Hon. stephen
A. Douglas for copy of his Kansas speech.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

IHH CAuEr EXpEpFrIon. Lieutenant Tholburm. Of
the United States Navy, who across the country
with Lieut.. Edward i. Beale, leaves to-day by the
steamer. on his way to Washington. He has most
interesting account to render Of his journey. The
camel experiment under the conduct of Mr.. Bcac
and Mr.. ThoIpurn has proved decided success and
the road aifout due west from Albuquerque, is dcs-
cribcd as one Of the best natural roads in use The
Los Angeles correspondent thus speaks of the camels
This mode Of travelling the great plains and noun
tains viii succeed. One Of the company Informed
Inc thai these animals would climb a mountain uM a
load on lis back where mule could not get up with
ont load; even getting down on their knees to
make the ascent of the steepest places They thrive
on "greasc-wood," eat the cactus without burning of
the prickles, and live where Our domestic animals
womb die.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
NOTICE,
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP

DOCTORS DELONY AND McWHINNEY
HAVE UNITED in the practice of Medicine. Dill
IL ring the absence of DR.. Dclony all Messages will
be attended to by Dr. McWhnney, who may be
ound at all times day or night, at his Residence on
the Fast side of the Public Square
Clinton, La. Jan / 1858
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

RI" Speaker Orr has announced his determination
to enforce strctly the rule prohibiting the custom Of
bringing liquors into that part of the Capitol under
his especial charge. This if strictly followed out Is
species Of reform very much needed and cannot
but be productive of good effects. 1t is unfortunate
however, says the Baltimore American that he can.
not extend the operations Of the rules so as to pre-
vent certain notorious members from surreptciously
bringing The article into thc buldpg in tleil' .tom,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

ns~DO YOU OWE TIE PRINTER? If 50, pay
up Immediately and your character rs m honest, up
right man. will be clearly established. and your name
duly Registered upon the credit side Of his books.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

e5. An article 4,ndcr the heading of President
p.,.,,,,,.,, x...,,c,,, ,,,,lfsl.1 i, ~, p.,,o
'''''','' "'' ~ = -.
clai = Dec -hlh' ha- bee5 acAeFay copIed ana en-
lursrd ny our exchanges Among the journal which
have ,I,,. .,,,nn l. tbo N.,, Drlroa. Crescent Al
c,rI,
" ''""' '"'h''s '''c u ''ose '.i"' -'oo'e' 5'''-
tmcn who are afraid 10 entertain au opinion mad
vance uf tln Washington Iuion Or Richmond Egqui-
,, ,yc r,,it.n.t,.a It,y,ro.y.. t,...,,-,,..t..g II
-.
'he7Wle' ItE"e democracy, aHa arc "c p casi
as,d" our opinions because our opponents entertain
similar ones. upon question rrauqbt win 81, mach
5.,o, d. ~. l,at a.. l,,,,..;,,, ,..:a
,''"s'' !" ''' -" o ~ 49, "'"'.''I ~ ~
eeuF q lhose "ho diiered VIVA ~ ~ Tue Jaia can
vas for the Presidency We should rejoice that thcq
sen ls maitar il tb. INA liaII Ana tIot VI Go,a
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= ''''"' '''S 49, ~ i"''' ~ W. "'''a -
speak and act VIII Us III matters which concern the
political and personal safety aud Interests Of all the
r;tt1ans ,r M. s=ation ilarr ~, iI,a r.,,,,r,.
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tI5t pn,,,ilir f@ WoII,I, IN H. i, - ~ :,
Observation-Disclosures la. i.,, e,i ad III IL ,ii
ynrs,I am H., fsen cn,,ord rcd a., Il "t,,,5 ~
Ia ,i,,,r i,,l,a,l.r aTd ano,a o, :, ~ - H.
isn,o ,bnrc i M diyi.inm a senlii,ari' ,r.
,ns ithcr rer.f "r in,,o, st -
fine anti 0.,nd noliry The rlior Fxn"tjyr r. H." M.
I lion boe soon nro,ar n ino,,olia a.ti'i ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

FOURTH DISTRICT Cornr. Judge Price recently de-
cded case Illustrative of the responsibility Of hotel
keepers for the goods and clattcls of their guests
Mr.. +. H. Quitman sued Mcssrs. Hall lfildreth, OF
the ST. Charles Hotel, for $i7l, the yane of watch
pocket-book and breastpn which were stolen from
his room in the hotel one night several weeks since,
lie had locked the principal door of his room bu
duriug the night the thief entered at another door
of the existence of which he not aware until next
morninr. Ju'nGont Tas o'}m "a thr amoua
claimed
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

g1s~Tcegraphic dispatches from Washington city,
to the 9TH nst state that the Presidents Message aud
accompanying documents relative to recent events in
Central America, would probably be communicated to
Congress on the next day. Intimate friends say that
the President will more emphatically condemn Glibus
tcring than in his former message. The present ind
cations are that Paulding will not be recalled.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

9en1 Gov Runnells, of Texas in his Inaugural,
okc7 high stand against the policy Of Walker, in
Kansas, and sees in the erection Of that Territory in
to free state, the contamination of the power Of
the Aorth. to,mabage and control I" u question which
Involves union Or dissolution, peace or war; lie
fears the nadeqacy Of constitutional restrictions and
paper guarantees to restrict the lust Of an aggressive
sectional majority and recommends that we should
set our house in ORDER and make due preparation for
tbo crisis forcshadowed by passing events \ thor
.al.l al military apgm'Hati0u .aglsaslrd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

THE MGruopIsrs vs.. TOBACCO We learn from som.
g 'e N'tl l.@i .aarhals that large and influential
conferences have determined TO license and orlail
mo candidate for the ministry who is not willing 10
forego the Of tobacco in every form. y new nni,
varsity has been endowed also in one Of the Western
States, with The proyiso in its bylaws that no prolea
sor shall be entitled 10 my Of the avail: Of The en-,
Idowmcntwllo is addicted to The use of. tobacco.
gi" The correspondents of the northern papers
State that Cen Walker viii soon repair to New Or
leans, to stand Ills trial ON the old charge, for viola
tion OF the neutrality taws,
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.,E-> THE WASHINGTON, ALEX
sI.i.lANDRlA, ~ AND GEORGETOWN
MtAM Sa, PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
:JLl Abl.i Capt. James Harper, will leave
S''nOFe on Saturday, al o'clock, P. NJ. Re-
,,. lung leave Alexandria every Wednesday
,oiaIns al J o'clock. ..
I's steamer DLiMOND STATE, Capt. j.
,alt r."I' viii leave Baltimore every Wednesday
.'ooocS 7. ", and returning. leave Alexan-
,.' 'v4 Sa'uTlay, al clock, p. NJ. For freight,
~ WHEAT Il BRO, Agents.
- =. "a! i'eIsnt will De required invariably In
'e' NH 2-tf
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NO. 2O5.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
From the Providence Journal
DEATH OF CHU.DREN-ayy NORA pspr,

From the Providence Journal
DEATH OF CHILDREN.-sy NORA PERRY
When the baby died, We said,
With a sudden, secret dread,
death, be merciful, and pass
Leave the other" but, alas!
While We watched, he waited there
One foot on the golden stair,
One hand beckoning at the gate,
Till the home was desolate.
Friends say, 1T is better so.
Clothed in innocence 10 CO.
Say, 10 ease the parting pain,
That "your loss is but their gain"
An. the parents think of this!
But remember more, the kiss
From the little rose-red lips;
And the print Of finger tips
Lett upon broken toy,
Will remind them how the boy
And his sister charmed the days
With their pretty, winsome ways
Only Time can give relief
To the weary, lonesome grief
Gods sweet minister OF pain
Then shall sing of loss and gain.
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o2,yGg AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
EYE u s;;fs.lssSsss.i R@71 -

WHE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily at "A
O'Clock. A. NJ, tor Gordonsville, connecting
via me trans on the Virginia Central Rail
road. for Richmond and the West, and with the
r.ns on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
sock and Intermediate points.
Tie TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex'
,.ged ais o'clock, P NJ, for Richmond, New
orleans Memphis, and Intermediate points.
Through tickets al the Railroad Station.
The trains leave Gordonsville daily, at 1890
A. II, acd 1918 P. NJ, arriving at Alexandria
GgP.M. and 3 A. ". Nonight train on Sun
Day J. k. AlCkLlN, Ticket Agent.
ylJ-ti
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T TACEY, PAPER R-H.ANGER, uPHOL-
81 STERER, GLIDER, and HOUSE DE-
CORATOR IN GENERAL, whilst returning
his grateful acknowled edgernents 10 his numerous
friends for their very liberal encouragement du-
ring the two years he has been amongst them,
assures them that it will be his continued effort
to serve them with promptness, and atmoderate
charges, at his old stand, No. l49, north side
King street, Alexandria. mn ~
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.
SFAN d. cos. LOTTERIES
TRIUM MPHANT!:
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.

USUAL, VIII HOUl IN lERRUPllON.
CWAN & cos Lotteries are legal, and au.
- thorized by the State OF Georgia! The
late attempt to injure our firm has shown that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctually- and that our schemes are
more liberal than amy other Lottery in the
world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S.
SWAN & CO., Managers of the SPARTA ACAD-
EMY LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries tor September, s5s, at AUGUSTA, Ga,
in public, under the superintendent OF Commis'
sioners.
Class 81, draws Saturday, September 4, 1858.
Class 32 draws Saturday, September / |, 1858.
Class SO, draws Saturday, September Is, 1888.
Class "a, draws Saturday. September 20, 1865.
OS THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TICKETS.
5,4S5 Pri.esi-Nearlyon one Prt:e 10 every 9 Tickets,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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IRON, HORSE SHOES,
ELIPTIC SPRINGS, &c, &c.
G. N. CASTLEMAN, No. 63, king-st.,
CORNER Or MARKET ALLEY,
WhoLe$Qie and Retail Dealer in
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED BAR AND SHEET IRON
Cast, Shear, and Spring Steel.
Elliptic Springs, Carriage and Cart Axles
BIacksmiths Bellows, Anvils, Vices, &c.
general assortment of the above named ar
ticles will be kept constantly on hand together
with other articles 10 tedious tomentIon.
q Merchants and consumers are respectful
ly invited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing. Orders will be promptly attended
to. des ~