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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November $50 bales cotton H &
] M Allen &co-79Coleman, Britton & Withers-70
Lewis 4 Oglesby-l2o Warren, Gilmore &co- Gs
Carroll, Hoy &co-9S Mcfarland Barksdale--7l
L Adams &co-4l Lloyd & Frierson-55 Byrne,
Vance &co-6s Ably & Catching-55 do J &BS
Kicks &co-l06 Payne g. Harrison-57 r w Estn
&co-5s Cutrer, Harrison &co-45 do Thompson &
& Clark-46 Thornhill &co--45 do Patton, Smith &
Putnam-S Sam Barrett 10 West, Where &co-35
Wright q Allen Walker, Hutchinson &co--4 Hu
McCall-to order-10 Harding, Abbay & Morehead
~ Naiie %f9moJ IN Sna aspa @coIla 40
8 Henderson 4 Peale-2O Slaughter. Smith & Nc
Rae--5 Pitcher Goodrich-l3 II May &co-20
Rotchford, Brown &co-l0 j Watt &co-l4 do Muir
Wakef 4 sniders Harde sco y do Watt
Noble-5 Henderson, Terry &co--s do Pritchard &
Flower--39Ward, Hunt &co-9 Henderson & Peale
80 Stewart James, Williams &co-S B NJ
Lowe &co-9 do Friedlander & Gerson-Total 1904
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CUNDRiES..,,..SU NDR1fs.. .s- 'soND1NifIss'
1900 bags JAVA and Rio COFFEE.
1000 kegs NAILS, Id. to 2h.
800 half bhls. Rectiiied WHISKY.
80 bbls old bourbon and Mcnonsahela WHISKY part OF
which is very old and Of n superior quality.
1900 sacks of G. A. and Fine SALE
900 boxes and hf boxes Va. Manufactured TobACGo OF
the most approved brands
100 cases Va Manufactured TOBACCO, u lbs, in % h.
Unconstitutional and other choice brands.
500 bbls. Mess PORK
100 hf. Or and eighth casks Cognsc BRANDY, In bond
200 casks OTIS and pts. London ALE and PORTER.
100 ar and eighth casks Port NINE, pure as imported
leo cases thf and or. hosl SARDlNEs
1000 boxes, hf. and Or do. MR. RAlsINs, new crop.
30 bales India BAGGISG.
1000 coils Ky. BAItN6 ROPE,
50 bbls. COTTON SEED OH.
For sale by WIN. CRAWFORD,
Merchandise Broker,
eS 81 No . New Levee.
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PONTCHARTRAIN.

MOBILE-Per steamer California-16 bales cot
ton Battle, Noble &co-5 do Farley, Jurey &co-6O
to order-4 corn mills Bell Buchanan &co-5 bbls
B Water Syme &co-sundries to Geddes-O Il
Hall &co--A Mitenberger &co-R l. Adams Eco
J ] McKeever- sundres to order-Total 81 bales
cotton.
MOBlLE-Per steamer VIM Bagaley-650 bales
cotton Farley, ,Jurey &co-25 Battle, Noble AGO.
"a GLADDEN. Sicxes-40 w liolmes-ls Tarleton,
Byington &co-l cotton gins H X Carter do do
billiard, Summers &co--l do Gunnison, Chapman
&co-sundries to orler-Total 779 bales cotton
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es CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
;I@C FOR SALE. w.
n received fifty Carolina and Virginia Nesroes
M consisting of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and 1roncrs
Also, No. Blacksmhs, one NO. Brckayer h'e good
Carpenters and one good Cooper =, ,,. ~
which will sell cash good II months city accept
y, -. ..,i
Persons wishing purchase would do well to give me call
~ H. +. PETERSON,
10 PeTdlo street,
OF en-, bctw ST. Charles and tarnntect SIS
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LO WEIR GOA Y
w HITE RIV E r.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst. al 8 p. NJ.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
s et-For Pocnliontas, Batessille, Jacksonport, Ah
Han. pusta Dcs Are and all Intermediate landings
White RvcrThe new light draugh fast
-, nassenger steamer Crescent, James S.
sitnn master w. Gibbs clerk will leave above. Fof
'e'e'' VI P VIRGINIuS G. DENTHEIA
No. Advertising Agent.
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ATTAK APAS.
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.

FOR BATON ROUGE.
The passenger packet Capitol Capt Petit leaves New Or
leans every MONDAY O'clock and every FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock.
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LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
upon his principle Of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal appreciation and is reGsm
mended ms being OF supplying ARTl
FICA TEETH hitherto invented and in all cases restoring
perfect articulation and perfect and natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
will find these statements 10 be
entirely and serupuosIy correct Dr. W. returns his sincere
thanks the inhabitants Orleans and vicinity for the
prac they favored him with for the las een
- af,,ot,a sr,,aro If
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lNOR RENT OR IEASE--THE SECOND, THIRD
L and FOURTH floors OF the of Camp and
Poy,.s occupied by MeSsrs Henry RUdewad
CO. Apply at the Union Cotton Press. au2o If
EVNO RENT-OFFICE OVER THE BANK OF NEW
l. ORLEANS, of Union and st. Charles streets.
Apply at the Bank au27
~ TO RENT. FROM FIRST NOVEMBER NEXT
ffI 1.-Two ThreeStory Brick Buildings, Nachtn and
E5sI Magazine streets, apply I'll. FtSSMAN,
Press
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RI,i-S.
FOR RENT.

- DyyELLING-HOUSE FOR RENT ON
@ Felicity between Pryana and Nayades
Prytana with large garden attached, containing
flower Possession given November Apply
at No. 81 St. Charles street ol9 If
NOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME and convenient
offices the Iron Building corner Camp Natchez
streets. newly painted and whtened. Apply totGe
ol2 Ut LOUISIANA MUTU All inst RANCE co.
NOR RENT-FRONT OFFICE No 5, on second floor Of
L eaihs building of ST. Charles and raNier
+. W. SMIT1IE,
seq If 90 trarief street.
~ FOR RENT-ONE-HAIF of the T. CARoGE
co. WAREHOUSE. of Lafayette aud Magazine
EaaIsree Possession given Immediately. Apply
$ H. GILMAN.
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A Moasrn soiomorn,.I .IT.arle

The San Francisco papers give Ndeiailed
aceount Of che building ia that sity o a
model of Solomon's Temple, ,thatthrows the
Mormon Temple bail, by Joe Smith at Nau-
700 completely in The shade This temple
is said 10 have been projected by a woman,
aud she has employed an eminent architect,
assisted by corps of the best Jewish schol-
ars in California 10 carry ont the work, but
whether it is designed as houseof worship
or merely work OF art for the sake of curl
osity, is not stated, but from the size aud
proportions, we infer the latter. This model
is size thirty FIVE feet by tweAty-four, and
is calculated to be twenty ono Zines smaller
than the great cdilice built by Soi4n,on. 1t
consists OF mass at buildings surrounding
two courts, called respectively the Court of
Israel and the Court OF " OMAN The whole
Iemple contains l 81 ..l,sfitasnts All
the apartments, carved, doors columns,
pilasters, coinices, and All putsof the build
ing are patterned aftcr the exact style of the
original. The whole is painted to repre-
sent marble of various kinds Hami, mosaic
works The sanctum slnctoranets gilded
TO Represent the original walls WHICH were
overland with solid goli The temple ia
furnished with IA hrazen altar, for burnt sac
rifces, brazen sea, supported 10y twelve
brazen oxen, with a fountain ia the sea ten
brazen candle-sticks for the inner temple
and eight for the altar; an ark of the Gov
enant, table Of shew bread, altar OF iu-
cense, curtains embroidered with gold, ami
twelve treasury chests There are. also
other innumerable pieces OF furniture, fix
lures, and apparatus, aud for the more life
its Jewish congregation come to worship
aud offer presents, there will be six hundred
figures dressed in costume and the entire
structure will be lighted with FIVE hundred
Jets Of gas.
II, as some ,ersons have contended Cal
iiornia is the ancient ophir whence King
Solomon procured his temple, the circum-
stance is rather n curious one that this mod
ern temple is built iii ophir itself Still we
should think that sanctity, IA well as the
Oriental beauty and impressiveness of the
great temple at Jerusalem would be very
much lessened by the air of Yankee inyen-
ton which pervades this modern eontrivance
There are several articles used in this model
that were not known i'm Solomons time, a:
glass, plaster OF Paris casts, ornamental pa,
per work, and gas lights. Then what a con.
trast in the two cities the one filled almos,
entirely with devout Jews, walled palaces
and Oriental gardens with their tropica
/ fruits; the other sea-board metropolis; il.
! mongrel population amedley Of almost every
( nation on the globe; filled with every trade
every religion, and every crime; fighteS
with gas, propelled by steam, ever flowing
with humbuggery, and its suburban gardens
instead of the fg, the orange, and the pom
granate, nxuriating with potatoes, cabbage
heads and onions Aud this temple e
shrine for the image of Barnum, as the Got
of Mammon and humbuggery-the Deit!
\ we moderns worship. '-
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VsHE PRoPRIET0RS OF THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave 10 inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared 70 d. ai
kirds Of
7' MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 10 the Foundry bus
ness They are manufacturing STA hSsiNEs AID
BofLERs Of any size and poFer required. saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size; Distl-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machincs, Malt Mill
Horsepower Corn SHELTERS NJ achineTy OF all Kind.
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Casting.,
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Graft
DC Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, a..
BREWERS, DISTILLEks, RECTIFrERS.G Sc,
Supplied with every description Ct CCpysr ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Ref, 20 TatoTa
Attemporstors, SpaTses, Stillbeads and Worms o
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, syphons, &C; copper, Lead ans
IRON Pipe, Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of cFeTN
variety, for keer, spirits, oil, dr Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent 10 allparts 10 NJ mp work ana d.
rspsirs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet iron
f''r-'N = OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Allens Improved
Steam Gange, Wrought Iron welded ripe and In
sfepben Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolt
inc Cgoth Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose, DC,
N the bsst kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, spelter, Fire Brick.
They hare every facility Of the best Machinery
and vorkmen, and will give all work entrusted u
promptly, wArranting their work, and are taiithed
with reasonable prices.
- Once and Sale Rooms, No. 20 Main street.
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine shop on fiHe
street, between First and Second streets, Eyars'
she' inoiAns- .1...-.. .Hf .rf
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NAV sTock sT RIrTRnIffs-

We would respectfully inform the public that we
have just reScived our new stock Of Gold and Sill
W atchss, fine Jewelry, Silyerwsre, Clocks, Gold
Pens, sSc.s including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo setts scry rich and handsome
styles OF Gold Guard, Fob, aud Vest Chains Breast
We would call particular attention 10 our stock OF
told aud Silver Watches, which are of superior
quality. i'm all respects. Also, goc'd stock Of Ta
blc Tea, salt. aud Mustard SPOONS, Forks. Ac.,
warranted pure Silver tsl ...5... =. 49,.
silver plated Ware, such as Castors, Cake Bss-
kets, Spoons, &c, of rHE sEsr QUALITY, always on
hand. - -'
We selling at Eastern prices lot cssh, and
warrant our goods to lie as represented.
myI6 BITTR0LLf BROS, A. Main st.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. A0RNING JULY 8. 1852 y
Clippings. S-aN7AeX

-irr'a t'v~- -,--yTS --5I-rE .StTI9 -
'G4-Afghting Intch ybetveen gHeeSan
and Aaron Jones is talked of in the spdst
ing circles of New York. 20 - I'd
D6r London papers record the fact that
Kossutb, before leaving his yite, for Hay,
had an excellent photograph, life size,. taken
u rp. niiiisei'rp uSS C,z~SyaNHa -ov
B5r Won Humboldt is said to have asft
a manuscript treatise on Geography, more
perfect than any yet known.
Har \ writer in Black wood says the pc
culiarity of Louis Napoleon Is that he don-
suits everybody and follows his own advice.
uac The united salaries of the ninety
five clerks discharged from the New York
Custom.house on Thursday, make over
500, 600 year.
e1y> Grape vine canes are. the latest
"agony" in New Yofk-every third man
YOU meet sports one, Like Pat Murphy $
pig tail, they are eyidenny carried more
for ornament than use. isFinJ .s8 -
peF- Mr.. Eugene Fuller, of New Orleans,
and for long time news and commercial
reporter Of the New Orleans Press, was lost
overheard from the steamer Empire City, on
her last trip from Havana, Mr., Fpller was
brother Of the ceiehraied Matgaret Fuller
Countess ,d'Ossoli. 2. His faiev strangely re-
sembled herszsthes sea has claimed both
brother and sister.
bk5- The drinking fountain movement Is
spreading. There is one Of these meroifsl dis
pensations in Pittsburg, and they n acita-
ting the subject IN Baltimoreso''ui iiis,iss -
psi Nf-l ssE l--tlS afSrT-geh 11dl ~ os .5s,f
DfE-Somebody said that eating ice cream
only needs to be sin to make il the most
exquisite pleasure earth. Affords, :. 80 .
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ADpRESS oEEICES.

D. W BARTLETT, Patrntce, All Broadway y. Y.
., W BARTLETT, 732 Chestnut ST, Phila. -iAe
D.. D.. lIUGGINS, Agent, III Sixth ST., CintI
IL HIGGINS, Agent, ~ North 4th st., ST. Louis
GI.os E,iLEGGErT, L Woodbridge ST. Detroit.
Agents are being established in every County
throughout sac United States, Applicants for
agencies viii address either Of the above offices,
which are ptel.sTed 10 I'LL Promptly il orders for
M,ehinss, wholesale or retail. -at s-.,
send Tor a cir.sisr, wifi cnts Of Machine, aud
samples Of work. ~U a-fli
All letters. ia sRsure attention, must contain
return -po~tage q - y y iell-lndSw >
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Il L. 4 N ID :

Othrt se>t<>piade to order.
49, BLINDS Of all sizes made To order
SsS DOORS other than regular sizes Un hand or
made oh short notice.
Doors mOuded to order. Builders should, ifpos-
sible, make their Frames Of regular sizes they eau
then b. supplied at any time.
Ceiling, Siding, aud Flooring for sale Mould
ings Of all siLcs Fencing Boards AZ Eet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains tweiv-s lights
All orders must he addressed 10
T. :. BABCoCk.
myll-lyd&w Evansville. Ind.
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- o .CO.N,SE.HPT II GLRR-
IL GYMAN having cured his son Of consump-
tim in its worst stages. after having been giyen up
T.. die, blythe most celebrated physicians, desires 10
make known the mode of cure, (which proves sue
cessful in every sse) 20 those afflicted with Coughs,
Colds, and Consumption. and he Will send the ssms
any address, fres Of Charge. Address, sncioeiag
iwo STAMPS to pay return postage, d.
msri-lyw No. 2ll Centre street, n. Y.
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Hardware.-.

.os IS fsYAaICA"0re.
o. EaCOR sTR.AUB q se.y; Ne. -
- MAIN STREET:-we are now opening
large and well selected stock OF, German, Ensiish
and American HARDWARE, which we oier at very
how prices 20 Cssh and prompt time bnyerss EswoS
iass. Ro@Isnas's, and other brssdsa asksssis
r Bl6od's Cast Steel Grain and GgsSs Scythes,,
Do Hay Knives and Brisr DO,
Garden Makes ana lfoesa 20 rsI'ozs svrg .
= Mil saws-Rowlands and other brsnds,
Cross Cut Saws, do German and q. sfeei, |
Booth a Co.'S Table Cutlery, ~"
- Hargreave's Pocket. s8do, ,I5lni su hsiiW |
-, Butcher aud other brands Of Files Edge rook
Trace, Log Halter and Pump ch ains, nav
BA ;hamessa EIEsT b9shFu.i avl hs, h--, |
!. Axes-Blood's, Lippincott's, ana others,
p ~ Pump Tubing and fixtures. Z vo4 s-n
.,;,I Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops
Spear Jacksons Saws, " tLaD inS29Iq
Hay and Manure Forks, -'''''
sneafis aud Cradles, ni h1nl aSf vcI1 a.
f,orTs Prnnins Ksiyes, Shears and Saws,
W. "" FCRNITURE aHARDwARE. 1Slf te
40 Mshogany and Walnut Knobs, - -
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks, 10
Wrought, Table, and Bras Hinges,af tEdf
- q Bed Screws-dat and square heads,
Colin Scraws and Trimmings, OF aaol en-
odE sand Psper 4 No. l,uL sd rayu .A5l O,
Castors, &c., &C. --- ~
Our stock Of English Gcods tGutlsry, Files &c.
being purchased previous to the late advance, ena
bles us 10 Offer Inducements 20 Cash buyers. .D0c
iEEi .sresif1 JACOB srRAUB SON.
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GlErs: siSrs, 6IfTs,1AA cor

W B1 a CO, fl5 KANDoLPH srRILT, EHIcAs0-
The original isift Bookstore, established 1854,
permanently situated at the above address enabled
Ly their long experience ihe business, offer
greater inducenlentsA than ever sbefre, aud will
..ninue make IL their entlesSor conduct thor
business with greater liberaiify fbaA That at ANY
ottler ha,,Se in the country. "a
\ new and revised Catalogue is nos'sszssdy, con
t,ining the largest aud best classified st o Standard
and Miscellaneous Books ever published. We offer
nu-usIled Inducements to agents fOg ming clubs.
CATALOGUES MAfLED fREE so ANY AD-
DRESS. @ -
The following is schedule Of ptoperts which
will be gisss ~ purchasers OF Books al the time VI
sale
I NnRIu EHnn
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&, sH 5,ss. .szST;H,Ms "a I; s $4,000

An arrival just in fromthe East, consIsting Of 4
Silks, Chalice Mar,eilles, Calico Bleach ed uslin
Factries, Shoes for every age, Stee-spring Skirts
for ALL and OF every variety appertaining to full
stocked Dry Goods Store-yhich win be sold low
'ior cash, AT sTiEu MILLER NIEIIAus, a
je23 .lr....r--..-sT -, As Main street.
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G LIE or y.lLUAAL1-1 11sHLs ~
n TATE IN EYANSYIIIE -

6 ALR or V.lLU.AALR-RR,HL rs.
- TATE IN EVANSVILLE. o
On the 9th day Of July, 1859. will sell at pab-
lie auction without TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following described real So
tate, to-wit Lets No. no. II, IL, Ia, II, Ia l6, IL
Is 49, 90 2l 36. 81. Is, 80, 40, Al, A. 4, A. 4C, a.,
as al and 81, as designated ON plat Of Rogers d
Hustou's addition 20 the, City. Of Eyansyille, For
particular description Of premises See plats 20 pos
session Of Samuel Swindeli and Baker fsster. q
ID Terms Of sale, one-half cash ore-fourth on tls
list OF January fsoo, and onefoureh on the Ia day
of April, 1850, With interest on deferred payments,
to be secured 10y mortgage on good personal secu-
rity. CGi JONATHAN RENICK, Executes. Of o
ie4-td - ANDREW HUSTON.
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l-ll- FISHER & B0LUSS,

HIH1BS FOEsSDEKS, F7-NTSHEkS,
- Steam Pipe and Gas fitters, eoInsr Of Pine
and First str-eiz, Evansville, Inliana Eespectinlly
assure the public that any orders entrustcd a. their
chargo in the above branches of busine,S will be
workmanship.
variety OF Brass work constantly on hand aud
manufactured rder. Strict attention paid To Lo-
comotive and pIstillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready.
Highest market price, in cash, paid fCr obi Cop
per, Brass aud Zinc. decli-lyd
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- sR w.E..,G .n.sCHk.v.Rs.-NEvE

G. - 81 H.E.Nttg M
SpO BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
A SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN
THE REACH OF ALL.
4 PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
FOR SIX DOLLARS -r'
DARTLETT'S PATENT NOVELTY Sc SEWING
MACHINE. " rr.f
1T HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED
DURING TIE PAST IL MONTHS zoos
MANTF4CTURINGF GFACILITIES IlIaIfNSELY
tI.. tu INCREASED ~
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hardware % "
II ~ TRADE Oh 1850, .
CHARLES WELLS -1

CHARLES S. WELLS, 20
No. I3 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND,
(opposite J. ii. Msghee 4 Co.s1 -
MY leading principle: VERY SMALL PRoFrrs TO
CASH on CLosE PROMPT TINE BFYERs.
= 49, MY LARGE SALES IN 1858 NJ
Having redt eed my Stock previous 10 Jannsry l,
1853, am nov enabled 10 offer my customers and
friends almost sntire Ner Sock, purchased In
England, Germany, and the New England Manu-
featuring Districts during depressed state Of the
markets, and feel fully justified in saying, / now
have (snd to srrvel the finest bed selected aad bed
bought stock OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
ever exhibited In Evansville 15-.f -11l
-, Twenty years experience in my business, large
acquaintance with Manufacturers, New Facilities
and direct Importations, give me advantages for
Furnishing the best quality Of HARDWARE made,
and as cheap any house In the Union tadding
freghts 10 this point), and my aim shall be, TO sell
the best Standard brands Of all leading manufactures
at ANAL commission On the actual cost Of same
Now com ng in from Manufacturers (nrst brsnds)
! - : = HARVEST ToOLsIl -...
100 dozen Blcods, Darlings and waldrOns scythes,
10 do do Briar do,
40 do Grain Cradles (bow and Wire Brsce),
TOO do Scythe speaths (assorted), rsa @
|. GO do Hay, Straw and Manure Forks. .
25 do Sickles and Reap Hooks,
60 boxes Ssythe Stones, So ----.-.. -~..f
so dozen Hay Rakes, 20 doz Garden Rakes
In Harvest Tools none but the best kept
100 dozen weIls (Hunt' spattern), Lippinco,ss and
1cHAINs AND HAMEs
10 ocssks Trace Chaius, tbest quality,
3 do Log do, lassorted), .#
50 dozen Oak Root Hames, do.
casks Coil Chain, do,a rrlH .rl --l'
so dozen Horse Collars, do
HOES.
100 dozen american Hoe Co. fianter' hoes' .s-
- sHoyKLs AND SPADES sa.
Is dozen Ames shcrels and Spades. F
- DO s'er' 10 So' E
~ do iron no uo' --. -
BIO do hound roint Sh9sss' -..
I'D do -eraan,S,,,n, 10 DO rf-ti"
49, 49,, " " tLhh CIV r..
1uO dozen rocker hna'es, uirect fOm Snemei lug
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