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Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

THE GOVERNMENT WAGON RoAD.-Mr. John
Kirk, the gentleman employed byG"vernmcnt
to locate the great Wagon Road, about which
so much has been said and written, sends To
Washington by the steamer to-day. u map
showing the country he has travcrsed, and has
pointed out the route he deems the most natur-
al, the cheapest and the best. The orders uIl-
der which Mr.. Kirk has acted, directed him to
locate this end Of his road at or near Honey
Lake Valley, and rs might be expected, he,
in the exercise of his Judgment, incurred no
little diSpleasure among certain class who
-Mere- disappointed III not having thesrOad run
IN front Oi their doors. 1t has also been
charged in some quarters that Mr.. Kirk, in the
course uf his labOrs, has been governed by sell
ish mctivcs-that he has from the start kept
steady eve either upon his own interests or
those Of his tliends-that he has turned u deaf
ear to the cUunsels of those who enabled
u give him information and advice; these and
sundry other charges equally false and silly,
have appeared at times In several obscure
sheets. How the ridiculous charges fall before
the facts. In the first place, Mr.. klrk does not
own foot of the ground along the route he
has selected, nor has lac friend that will be
benefited in the least degree by his actions-
We are informed he had with him during the
whole of his travels some Of the best informed
and most experienced men in the State, select
ed especially for their intimate acquaintance
with the country he designed to examine
What more is necessary to be said on this
head MR. Kirk requires no defence at our
hands from the puny attacks that have been
made upon him. His map and journal which
goes out by the steamer to-day, are all that is
necessary to prove to the authorities at Wash
ington that he has been faithful agent, and
one fully competent to perform the highly i'm
portant duties devOlving on him. Amid the
great prejudices that existed, and the conflict
ing opinions put forth in various quarters con-
cerning the location of the Government route,
it was hardly to be expected that Mr.. Kirk
would give entire satisfaction to all PARTIES
). +. G1ods Of Wednesday,
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue Of IN execution, issued out Of the
I'D Clerks Once Of the Hon. Oistrict Court llth
Judicial District, for Fl Dorado County, on judg-
ment rendered on the S0th day Of November 4. d.
1851, in favor Of william Jones and against VIM.
AlverSon, for the cum Of Four Hundred Twenty
Seven and v0-lO0 DolATs, with interest on the sum
Of three hundred Hfty-two and 40-lO0 DollArs, at
the rate Of two per cent. per month, fom the 2oth
day Of November A. d. l6S7, and on the sum Of
twenty-five and s0-l00 dollars at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum, together with the sum Of for
tyf0ur and l0-l0O dolars costa Of suit and Acoru-
ing costsi have levied upon and seized and win
expose 70 pubic sale, st the Court H0ess 10 Pla-
cervle, on the S0th day Of January A. D. leoss at
10 o'clock A. NJ, ell the right, title, interost and
claim Of the said william AlVerson Of, IN and 70
the following described property. lxtng and being
In the city Of PlAcsrvills County Of n Dorado and
State Of cAliruiA, b witt A epFtAin lot 81 tract
Of land the east side of eaexAmento street, b0un
ded on the Aorth by the PTsAises end residence Of
6eelys On the east BY Quarts stTost, % the eouth
By the premises Of the delsndens, occupied - .
residence, and 90 the west By eaeramento street,
said premises being known as,tha "0rey Eagle
Stable, ,"-tOgStASf With The imprcvensnte there
on. Z. Bb0ARDue,
Sheriff Of 81 Dorado Co., CAL,
By L. B. HOPElNS, Deputy.
Sheriff. Once. PlAoervtAes January 9th, A. D.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MAsoNc.-At regular communication of
Diamond Lodge, No. 90, F. and A. NJ, held at
their hall in Diamond Springs, December 96th,
the following officers were elected and installed
for the ensuing Masonic year: A ID. Park, w.
NJ; Charles Irwin, s. W.; W. R. RisOn, J.
W.; A. SeisbOttel, Sec.; Jas. Ellis, Treas;
E. II. Evans, 8. D.; E. Ellen, J. D.; II. KrOss,
TYLER.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DEarrled.-At the residence Of SosspA Brown IN
Diamond Springs, Dec 0Oih, By Chas. = irwin, -,
Mr.. LINDSEY n. 1AcKsoH 70 Mrs. DKIAH CALSHAN OOth
Of Diamond Springs.
AZ the Nevada House, in n Dorodo, Jan. 1st, By
Chas. p. Irwin, Esq., Mr.. LKwIs NJ. DAVIS TO Mrs.
JERcsHA STEVENSON both Of 81 Dorado.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DIR. L. J. CzaPkay..-In another column AZ
this paper will be found the advertisement Of T. i
CZAPKAY. The Doctors testimonials are Of Such I"
character as to justify us In commencing him 70 pub.
Tic consideration as gentleman and physician. SnA
who Is In every way qualified for the faithful
fOFmance OF ha promises.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
WOLEE'S
NCMEIDAM AROMATIC RcHMARRa.

Which adulterated compounds ard Intended tS SST u
California against my genuine article.
My object 10 TO announce that have recently 60
tahshed an AGENCY IN SAN fRANClSC0 foF sup
plying this State aud Oregon With my Schuapps. and
that hereafter will always keep said Agency supp
ell with large stock that respectable DrueglsaS
and Liquor Dealers throughout California can alwayO
supply themselves At regular price, merely enough
over the New York Price 70 cost Of hslght and
charges thus avoiding complaint - heretofore, OS
occasional scarcity aud extreme high prize.
II h now many years since nFst imported theOo
Schnarps from the celebrated old dlslleTy q echetA
dam, Holland, In which am Interested. II b sew
conceded that no Gin was ever imported lnte this
country which has approached my echnappe In re.
gard to PURITY, hEALTHPULNESe and kxoUB-
lrE AROMA or Flavor. This claim, aud loF proof,
point to their universal popularity and tie lSAsnSe
and increasing consumption By al classes, inertia AnA
South, east and wes comprising the Temperance Pc
pie, medical faculty, &C. 70 such an exesnt tAas ny
Embellishments, packing the snormOus quaasity os
SO0O bottles per day 10 barely able to OH Ne oeasFe.
Also, wolfe's schnaPps have been analyssdAy IN
most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mott aaA Dseh, 81
New York: and Others Who all certify that tAey ere
pERRkfyTLY
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

ExrExsIoN.-Mark. Lcvison, in order that he
might have room to "spread himself" and to
accommodate his rapidly increasing trade, has
extended the area" Of his store room to about
twice its former size. He has fine stock of
gentlemen desiring to replenish their ward
robes will find il to their advantage to give
him call.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

'TuE KREMLIN.""-A miniature representa-
tion of the "Krcmlin," the palace ofthe Empe
ror of Russia, is being exhibited at the KeOkuk
HOTEL Go and see it.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
San FraneiscO Agency,

Mr. l.. p. FISHER, at the Iron Building. oDDo.,,.
the Office OF the Pacific Express Company, corner AZ
Montgomery and Washington Streets 10 our only An.
thoriEed agent for san Francisco,
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MARTIAL.-We understand that, on Saturday
evening last, the young men Of Reservoir Hill,
commenced the enrolment Of company Of
volunteers for the mormon war;" and in q
very short time the roll contained some thirty
names. Saml. J. Fryer is spoken of as Capt.
Of the Company. VIM. Jones has, also, com.
menced enrolling company in this city, and
We doubt not, could raise a battalion in q
short while. Let the President once call on
California for volunteers, and old FL Dorado
will supply as many brave fellows, eager to
Hght for the supremacy of the laws and the
subjugation Of the fanatics and their savage
allies, as any county in the State. We hear of
but ono opinion on the subject, and that is that
the Federal Government must be sustained,
and Brigham Young taught humility and de
cency.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Sons TeulDeranIce.

Upper PiaceTvile Division, No. %, meets ever
~ Wednesday evening at their Hall. In Upper
PtHcerviiir.- All members IN good Standing are In
vit"d TO attend. J. ID. VAN EATON, w. p
y, N. DICKEkIlOTF, r. g.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DANCING ScHooL-The Introductory party
Of Mr.. Skaters Dancing School, was post
weather TO Tuesday evening next His party
viii coms Of at Smiths Fiat TO- night
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

JERRr SULLIVAN has our thanks for cOpious
iles Of the latest Atlantic and European pa
p0rs s1d mags2inE.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

CHEAP GoODs.-Messrs. Remish 4 Ellis have
taken the GreprOOf store lately occupied by A.
Haas, opposite the Old Round Tent, where
they have opened an extensive assortment of
clothing, boots, shoes, ETC., which they assure
US they are selling very low for cash. Give
'em call, and IL they cant Su.t you, we ray
ther think you're hard 70 please.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Another Ban at white Oak.

January 9TH, 1888.
MFR. @. HIx The undersigned are informed tina
at the cOnvivial party given BY you 81 White Oak
Springs, on New Years evening, although well at
tended and all spoke In the higest terms Of cOmmcn-
daton, both TO the delights Of the party itself;
and abundant and suHptuOus fare, yet We learn
with regret, that through the improper conduct OF
parties you sustained entire loss At Aa that WAS
paid In on the occasion. In confederation Of the
above, and for your own pleasure as wen rs TO re-
lIeve as much a. possible the losses sustained, We
hereby tender you services In the way Of hene
At in aid Of anothe party At the place, at such
time as may suit your convenience.
Robt. Chalmers, NJ. Holiness
John Wiley, VIM DonOhue,
J. NJ. Clarx, W. n. Taylor,
RObt. Bell, A. W. Merrill,
J. W. Seeley, Hiram l.. Parker,
c. D. Patterson, L. A. Hoyt,
Sig Davies, Pm. McCOrd,
NJ. X. Shearer, ChAs. Z. Abbot,
d. NeWhauer, Alex. Hunter,
L. n. Hopkins, Rorowsky,
r. Elkus, 3. w. Tracy,
s. W. Sanderson, Thos II. Hewes,
Jos. SulEbacher.
WHITE OAK SPRINGS, Jan. 9Th 1883.
MEssRs CHALMRRs and others--GHNrs Your kind
note Of the 9Th inst. rendering your valuable
vices In the way Of Q benefit has been receI ed
While thank you sincerely for your good wishes,
will name Friday evening, the a2d Of this month.
am most respectfully,
Your Obedlent se vt.
G. HIX.
~ Folsom Dispatch and Coloma Republican
please copy and send bill to Mr. uIx.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

"C. Hix, Esq, will give another banat
White Oak, on the evening of the 22nd inst
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

PAenS AMD PoRTsRs.-The Speaker Of the
HOUSE has made the following appointments:
Raess, WIN. Hopkins, Of San Francisco Geo.
1. Taylor. Of CaIayerAs; H. B. Berry, Yuba'
end -Ed. TORY, Of SaSFamsntO. POrterU, John
aTeu end Wm. Reilly.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MEsSRs. DAVIS 4 ROY, Of the Alta Express,
have our thanks for daily furnishing US with
full 6les Of State papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
GEO. H. LOVEGROvE,

M"CnlOn BOOK StOrs." 81 Street,
Il our authorized Agent for Sacramento Civ An
orders for advertising le with him. will be PROMPTLY
attended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

readers.
CHEF ExGrxEER's REroRr.-The semi-annual
report Of Chief Engineer Hunter will be found
in another column, and to it we invite the at
tenton Of our citizens. 1t presents, we think,
fair statement of the condition of the Fire
Department, and shows it to be in II healthy
and prosperous condition, needing only little
assist.anee- -from the city fathers which NC trust
it will receive without delay. We heartily en-
dOrse the words of cOmmendati0n bestowed by
the Chief on Confidence, No. l, and Neptune
Hose CO.,-they deserve all the praise that can
be given them, for their enterprise and eflicen-
CIV are unsurpassed. AS to the censure be-
slowed on Hope, Hook and Ladder Co., we
have nothing to say, for We know nothing of
the matter; but we hope that the next report
of the Chief may BE- able to speak of the Com
pany in different manner. We trust that the
Common Council will attend to the rccommcn-
dations Of the report concerning cistcrns, hy
drants, &C., without delay, for as the report
says, "thcir proprety will be made manifest on
moments reflection" Let the Common
Council give the proper encouragement and
aid to our Fire Department, and ere long it
will be the most efficient one in the mountains
of California. 1t is not right that the members
of the Department should do all the work nee
essary to its efficiency and bear all the expense
ofprOcuring apparatus, as they have in great
measure done heretofore. On the contrary,
their time and labor are all that should be de-
mandcd Of them, and all the necessary expenses
of apparatus, houses, &C., should be borne by
the city or contributed by the property-holdcrs.
During the last year we have Provid"ntially
escaped the ravages Of fire, and we fear that
this has cooled the ardor Of many towards the
Fire Department; ;-if so, we would admonish
all to remember the 9th Of July, 1876, and bear
in mind that "un ounce of prevention is bcttcL
than pound of cure"
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
FOR RAH.R.

A HOUSE AND LOT on COLOkA strsssr
n we'll arranged, with good well and o1s
houses. There e = good aSsortmsnt os FFuS
Trees, Grape Vince, CuFTant Ruahsss ese.s o
the premises, making n one Of the uoss dsS'Ss~
BILE family residsacss In the city: -
GEO. +. JONES'
At'No. o..
PlacervilIe, October ls, lsSS.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
TO the Citizens OF CMIiGornia.
CAUTION.

r AM INFORMED that various uQuor.M Mixers q
i New York, Boston aud San Francisco, ere sxien.
sivry engaged RPuttinR up In square bottles, under
various titles, cheap limitations Of MY long gesaAlIsA
cd aud renowned
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
City Tax Sale.

DY virtue OF the authority conferred on me, wiz
ID expose to public sale, on the Plaza In front Of
my Office Davis ROy's), In PiaceFville, on Monday
the list day OF February 1855 the following descri'
he'd property, for taxes the saue having been reg.
uarly assessed and the thereof having failed
to pay the taxes thereon, tn Wit:
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
VvhoIesale DI.franchI.ement.

The late Know Nothing County Clerk seems
to have carried the doctrine Of Ofdisfranchisement
to an extent even greater than his party ever
openly advocated. Perhaps, though, he is not
to blame rs we are at present advised, how
ever, the fault is attributable to him. The peo-
pie of Ell Dorado County certainly did vote for
Governor, and they gave Weller a majority over
all opponents. 1t is certain, too, that the re-
turns were made out and the Clerk paid for his
services in making them out Great excite
ment was manifested in the joint Convention Of
the Senate and Assembly, when it was ascer-
tanned that FL Dorado's vote was not counted
Humboldt and San Bernardino counties were
also excluded, but their default was probably
owing to the difficulties attending mail CONF
municatfOn between those counties and SacrI-
mento. No such excuse will avail the ncgli-
gent party, whoever it was, that lost Fl Dora
do her vote.
Mr.. CARPENTER moved in Convention for q
committee to ascertain the reason why III Do
radios vote was not returned. That Committee
reported that the returns were not made t0 the
Secretary of State in time. There is gross
wrong and inexcusable ntglI. ence or igno-
rance in this matter somewhere. Some at
tribute even worse motives to the perpetrators
of the wrong, and suggcs that money may
have been lost and won by the exclusion Of the
vote from this county. We do tot think such
was likely the case, but believe that the dis
reimbursement of this county was owing to neg
lect so outrageous that it deserves and will
receive the severe condemnation Of the people
of this county without distinction ofparty. The
facts will be more clearly ascertaincd in few
days, and we shall then lay them before our
readers.
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TnsoIvAnT Office.

TTNHKufJ5Is.s naHus fl5gsIs8d CLERK Of The
Davidson COuHtY COurtt,s usoiVaacY TIE estas Of
JOahua Stephenson, deceased des al persons having
olzms against said ost-ts 70 die Lssm win u
said court, before me arst Monday uezEs
apnl lev hALLIAM KBNNBnY, Admir-.
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FTFHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets Washington
be procured which point we'll as to Baltimore, it
shortest direct, and in respect the most reliable
ront only by which purchasers Of Through
T York enabled to reach the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York the Of ticket New York
on enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Incarnation the principal cities il the Union for
less than be afforded by any other route.
And only by which Through Tickets be had
% Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester, Fdericksburg and Peters
burg Charleston, Savannah Macon, Atlanta, Angus
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers Nashville the Stage Coaches OF Carter &
Thomos or steamers river Louisville,
connecting there with the United States Mail steamers to Cncn
NATL Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis, Ind,
connection Columbus, Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling whence close ton with the
Ohio Railroad made Washington City, Balt-
more, Philadep hia and New York.
II Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred Cairo the Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Haute, indianapolis, Dayton
and Xena Three Daily Trains Columbus
10 A. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. and p, P. NJ.
u ? Travellers requested notice while this is the
Oy aOrdng Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities at
the charged by other to Ae0 York only, is
speedy and direct all the leading points
SO miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by
There less changes Of by tls route, and
consequently detention, than by any other.
read is blasted with broken and is entirely
free from dust
For further information please apply D. G. RUMsEY, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
Mail steamers, the Jacksonville Railroad Once
Main street. WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation b. & o. R. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
June >
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(Date) Signature A. D.
be schedule which the bidder encoses be pasted TO his
offer and each signed by him. Opposite each article IN
the schedule price must be SET the amount carried out me
aggregate footed up for each class, and the amount Likewise writ
Lau u uELrIs
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POWDER AGENTS.

Agents. for the Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder. The
being the only Agents in Nashville Of the Manufacturers
nd caB the attention Of the Merchants and Traders, the
la stock Of Powder o hand in Magazine for sale.
30 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 20O0 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
50y do do do der
3OO 4 do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
200O eg hazard do DO Powder
800 10 do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
900 Do do do brands,
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bhls Toy, Bedford Co.
der safety fuse.
| may7-r NJ. &. f. T. CHEATHAM, Agents.
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pnrrsrIvAN1A RAILRoAD.


sa.---szes
TUVHE Great Central Route conneeang the Atlantic cite III
WESTERN Northwestern, and Southwestern states " fn-
tfoss Railway This road also connecs 81
VII sily lines Of Steamers to all ports on the western hf
nd a leyeland and Sandusky with steamers to al ports be
Ntesern Lales; making the dFsct, cheapest ana re-
~ ~ b. which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from a
RATFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTsBURG
FrFvr CLAss-Boots, Shoes; Dry Goods n 7sc s 100 4
bozss) Furs, Feathers, &C.
SECOND CLAss.Books and stationary Dy so ner 1G0 A
Goods ,in bales) Hardware, Leather, &c, J =
TE7Rp CLsss.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon and $40 nor lOOa
PORK lin bulk.) HGmp, &C.,
FouRrH CLAss-Coe FISH Bacon and Pork 4Qs rsr l00 n
TDacked.) Lard and LafdOH,
Flour-75ots per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice
Cottons2 per bale exceeding 5000 Abs weight, until fur
Their notice. IA. r.-. .s 80 min 49,
In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
le particular mark package 'sUia PkNdd aiG RdAT0dd
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad at Phiadel
phia p pitts1urg viii be forwarded without detention
FHEaHr AazNrs-Harris, WOrmley & Co.. Memphis, Tenn
sa IS Co.. St. Louis; J. 8. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
indiana; Dumesuil Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter Jeet'
Louisr XVI B. c. Medrum, Madison, Indiana, springma
q Brown, and Irwin & Co., Cneinnat n. W. Graham & Co.
Zanesv Ohio; Leach Co.. No 81 kiby street, Boston
Lech House, New York; No. !, William street
and No Battery Place. New York. E. j. sneeder PhiladelPhis
alagrew & KOOn Batmore Geo. c. Erancscus Ftttsburg
Il. Il. HOUSTON General Fright Agolt, thts'd
H. J. LOMBAERT, aSUDti, AltooHa, Penn.
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A Fortune Of $4,000,
BE HAD FOB TEN DOLLARsI
n a. CO.'S LOTTERIES
CLASS IS,

wing scheme win be draWn hF s Swan & Coz apa-
sparta Academy Lottery, in each Of their sni9 > IN
IS Tor June 1855, At AUGUSTA, GEO, In pusiiafla-
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Joy TO the Admirers Of
FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR!!

TVyALR OF beauty cannot exist without fine head Of hair
then read the following. and you ask mOre circular
round each bottle, and one cin doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
We cal the attention AN old and young, the wonderful pre-
back its original cOlur hairCnyers
f heal ad with luNurEut Eruwurrmuyrs the dan
druf tsin and all Cutaue1us eruptonscauses continual
Hryr ID ta natural hufs-aui ha- if ui regular dressing
~ III hair viii preserve its color and keep from falling TO
10 old ave- In uaJural beauty. Ngcau then upon the
Fra he diseased scalp, Co it. And surely the
- I'm not as they te hOWug locks sine witchiuE
, er De without IT, It, praise s upon the tongue Of thou
T AGENT for Prof Woods Hair Restorative I'm New Haven'
The following letter ruri 20 the Restorative, few
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Glass No 10 White Pine Glass IL. Ash plank No. q.
pr walnut and cherry. No. 81. Iron. No. =. spikes and
a No % Lead zinc, and tin. No. q. Patss oils &C.
No. - Ieatber No 49, Hose. No. 81. Pitch, tar, and rsn.
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CITY Plumbing EstabIishment.

H A. COOPER Agent No. J. Corner OF Market and
Spring Streets. The highest awarded TO it by
the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair las ~, and again the
Davidson County this Spring. Iauared up pub
lie private with all the modern improvements such
are Eastern Cities, and to own
city where real comfort and convenience esire in fact
residence can be considered complete without lem will take
pleasure referring those wanting work done, the
such houses have fitted with Hot and CO Water in every
desirable r0om also, Baths, Showers and Water closets
Having appointed sole Agent for the BlOunts
Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself pro
nuunce durability utility, superior any
range manufactured for like purposes and invite the public to
! call and them.
continue to manufacture Tin Copper, Sheet Iron Ware
in all its varieties and will sell cheap for Warming
/ work equal 70 any.
n B-Paricuar attention paid all kinds Of Jobbng and
/ Hydrauts repaired at short notice. mayl3-6m