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the ceremonies and decorations, of the elder
Church-external solemnities which they had
been warning against for years; membranes
which happily they had well got themselves
delivered from. 1t would indeed be a very
surprising thing If men who owe their very eT-
istence as distinct body in Christen lom to the
manly protest they bore against q religion of
ordinances were, just as their protest was be
coming effective, to take on again the usages
they have discarded. 1t would indeed be sur
prising If men, whose avowed purpose was to
reach and organize spiritual religion. in oppo-
sition to religious ceremonial and doctrinal
were to fall back supnely into the latter, there
by seeming to confess either that spiritual re-
ligion was not the right thing, that they had
lost their faith in it, or were unable to ad-
minister it to the people,
Fortunately, no such repentant change, no
formed, is contemplated. A few there are may
be here and there who would like to give some-
thing more of richness and effectiveness to our
forms Of public worship-a few who would vel
come the introduction Of liturgy with printed
prayers; few who would remove the old asso-
Citations which once clustered about the idea of
the Church; . few who would avail themselves
OF such aesthetic aids to devotion as might be
appropriated to their purpose. But these are
all honest and thoughtful men, who abhor su-
perstition % much as you or l. and would be
very careful not to make themselves chargcable
with it.
For my own part not being of sympathetic
mood with these, should be extremely reluc-
tant to introduce any innovation, even to this
degree formal and symbolical. The time for
their adoption is not yet nor in our day is it
likely to come. Liberal Christianity cannot
have sacraments or confessions; it cannot have
"Church" endowed with ecclesiastical au-
thority; it cannot hayo a priesthood and il
cannot have creed. If i. ever has a cultus.
a symbolism, book, system of ordinances,
1t must produce it naturally out Of itsolf, in
obedience to spontaneous and irresistible ne
cessity that occurs in the course of its own or.
ganic development. 1t must not borrow all
this from others, still less can it reproduce it
from the past For the present, and for an in
definite period to come, our motto must be.
Spirituality, Freedom, Simplicity-and to this
motto must we faithfully cling until the Spirit
vouchsafes to US new revelations Nay, these
are new revelations as yet to the vast multi
tude of people-nor to us will they be old until
our spirituality becomes much deeper, our free
dom much broader, our simplicity much more
glorious than it is now.
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VO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

To HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTBRESTn
By PURCHASING yonr Wood ~ -h
II A PAYSTER, at he Red $e SieS' o. at the new
Centre Market Orr
IL You will not only be sure of full MEASURE
nut you VIII get your Wood Sawed in 2, s. or 4
pieces, u and Split Ill any sIze desired
II ffty cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
from sny other place in this city.
HI HIS Wood Is of the Best Quslity,l
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split FOR
kEnSiins kkEndiiins Woo. WSSd:. n
IL All delivered Free OF CHARGED
Free of ChargeS "
IL Notice. III Ifthe above does not show how
IL Maney's Worth ri II se's00r
Now please cal at the above once II = and try
I'LL You vii get quarter of cord Of the best
Spruce Pine Saved IN pieces II = and Split-GI
for 81; pieces for 81 IN; pieces q .25: or the
best Oak pieces SlS1s; 5 pieces 8 so; pieces
3l.621s; or the best hickory pieces So pieces
Sl75; pieces 81. All other parts of cord at same
Orders left at 8. w. x. Handy's, opposite viii
ards Hotel or at VIM. Baanty ne's, t98 7th street;
or at Pages wharf At the foot of 7th ST. at
tended to. Ofhce removed To the north side Of the
bridge corner of 18th ard Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fue
Is delivered.
iel4 A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO LIoN-The Cleve-
land Plaindealef tells Of fearful accident in Van
Amburghs menagerie. Some OF the new keepers
commenced TO torment the lion. Wishing to hear
him roar, the brutes spit tobacco juice in his eyes
This thoroughly maddened him and his frenzy
was terrific. The lion made tremendous dash
against the cage bars-they gave way-he cleared
the cage with bonnd-and sprang for the af-
frighted wretch on the pole In the blindness of
his rage. the lion missed the man, striking his
own head against the pole and splitting himself
from head to tail. il was done evenly as though
he had been sawed by an experienced mechanic
The uproar brought Mr. Van Amburgh to the spot
The emergency required promptness. This was
no time for reflection or argument. Selling the
cleaved parts of the lion the great 'tamer' clap
ped them instantly together They stuck and tie
lion was restored to consciousness But
imagine VANS agony when he saw that he had
put the lion together in the wrong wsy.-that two
Of the animals legs were up and the other two
down. But the lion got well, and seems to eujoy
himself better than ever. When he gets tired Il
walking on two legs he hOPs over on the other
two. He Is said to be curious locking lion.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A WOOD AND COAL
"a COMPLETES and full stock Of ali k,nd. NJ
FUEL always on hand. ~' Vi
firm w N"e VI 'iio
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery.
w GOD delivered. sawed and split auy lsneth and
size or slmply sawed, or delivered in the cord
length. Persons W shIng quantity can take wharf
mea snrG, , and hrve 1t prcpar' d TO order.
sB Those wishing olay in their winter su Mi es
will please remember wish to keep no accpIpnts
consequently, II 1t Is not convenient to pay cash :
they VIII give satisfactory 2sper at short aafc..
Il j. w. nj. GAIT,
HI Cfice.Northwest corner 18th and c streets
below War Department. iT D.
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u I-ANOTHER ARRTVALn
H. w. BATES has Just received anotheT CARO-
VI %het fst s g BIB Ans WHITE 1T ASH COAL
He has also on hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere
x. w. BA TES. oorner I4th and C. sts
N.B.-WOod Cut and Split any size and length.
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VALMUABLE M IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF YEARS.-Tha nndarsisned xili leaae

70 satisfactory tenant for five years from the 18th
OF september next, the PREMISES on the south
VEST corner OF Penn. avenue and 1Ith street. which
for nearly five years past has been well known a.
the largest and most successful boarding house in
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn. ave-
9ue, about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
gents house, and Its Immediate proximity to the
or both Of WHICH is open nearly every night in the
year, renders this property BY long odds the most
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments oan be ar
ranged To accommodate even q far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, be on nth street, within 81 feet of Penn
avenue and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than Others that can be established. For in
formation concerning terms, &c, apply to w. D.
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington. ma IA If
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GEORGETOWN ADvERT1sEMTs,
TAKE NOTICE

A. TAKE NOTICE,
nAhL persons owning property on either side of
beau street, between Congress and Green streets,
frG rea96red hy an ordinance approved the 18th II
July, isos TO have the footways fronting the same
PaveG WIN good, hard brick, ana in conformity to
the estAolShed grade ofsad Beall street. The work
must IN All respects be done in m Anuer TO be ap-
proved OF oy the undersigned, it Wnt be rejec ed
ne Improvement must be compl sted by the 25th
DAY Oh uEust next, it will then he made hy the
been levied for that purpose ''
Lessons interested, who may Isish further infor-
nation, can apply at tn. MAY or office.
HENRY ADDISON. Mayor,
-...... JAMES J. BARRETT,
c..~.. Commissioners.
Georgetovn, ID. c., July 2.st 1852
iy q StawtAuai
k'Ok SALE OR HOUSE No. 1O4,
>, NJ q; S.reet, Ssorset 3yn, at present occupied
square IInmedistely west Of Montgomery street
npLth SIDE. The local .ty /. so generally and favor
SSety S as to make further description unnecessary
III Scnott Will 81 sc possession at very short mo-
,lo. o.. .s jy 8-2awu
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FLEW TEE TRAcK.-A Misslssi ppi Copptv - ar.
Clerk haviag issued marriage license for 4 vonng
man. shortly after received the following note from
him: -...-. -.
"Steate Of Miss July the 1850.
Mr. Moody Pies let this matter stand over unit
forther orders the girl has Flu the track bv her
own request and release my name of of this Bond
If you Please.
IO- The residence Of w. H. Reynolds, editor
Of the Liberty bedford, Va.) Democrat, was rob
bed Of 800 last week. What business had an ed
itor with % much money!
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"A arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
two story back buildings, containing from TO Il
above property 10 located the north side Of Mas
saohusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th sts Per
sons deslrous of obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
dence would do well to call at No. SO of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the same
50 for sale. ie % If
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SUMMER RETREATS.
MOOR'S PAVILION
REOpENEn

This deli ghtful healthy, and popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known as Moor'sA. 4
Landing, situated on the Potomac, be vGAAe
tween Blackistone's Island and Pie, ll..M i
pol1t Will be open for the reception of visitors on
The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table
tonac.
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, &e.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
And Always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats to
the enjoy ment Of his guests.
Steamer Columbia leayes Washington evary
w &ednestay ats O'Clock a. m, and will land at the
lonsaI esms 19f S9ard: per day; for week or
FoT fn2ther r1 p1tf pTnfor,y,. tl month.
LeOnardtOwn, st. Mary's connty, Mo- 'ioP'ie'oi'
Ie 2-2m X. J. MARSHALL.
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LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESAIiE ROOF AND SInE nEAIEp

w HOLESAIsE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
The attention of the trade is respectfully called tn
~ ~ stSSk 9f E99ths', Mems, and BoysC6sr
ali ifi,s Of Sy SAaN dN, SaOES, for summer wear
NY stock of PATENT LEATHER ~
.iV WOkk saso assorted and well worthy of atten-
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
suttaoe Tor servants) also on hand and constantly
~ County merchants and others In want are
Georgetown. d. G. an SStf''
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
.-... TIckETs 81.
70 be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, At
minutes before y m.

SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
minutes before u m.
1oSRsx; ss@s.5:Ais ATFsss sis.a ssnS,t;s.' Sss...
s'"ss:: s:. s''i rs ;'r'sss ss, Of 'ss Sc
@'' rioiss.' sS' 81. &C.
TUESDAY, August 2-Cl.ss lie.
Captas. '''
'risss ss. of--s5sSs Gs ifi55s DC. of sl.ess 90
&C., riolatsi ssi' q. &C.
3 s.s;S: ssSs:i ia:' SaS':: Ill.,
I'risss e. ot--siiSiss iSis PTi55s. e. of r. sac 80
A''' Tickets tss;' 81. TO-
'zgRsRs.x; saassl..is AisrssT;sslt sFs.s ssc:.,n na
'qss. ss ss:sssS 81 fP1isss. e. -sl.ss GO
A''' TICKETS Ss' q. &C.
FsIRaSS; p1aS.;+:s sGs?sis dawn srH'sn: S:Iiss. Us
!''ss:: s:. q = 'iisss a. e
"'' T,ofsss;' Ss;' 81. &C.
sATTRDhY: nsDh,y::L,s Ay;ns.s7cIes: ;,..s s.ss
Prize rSs' Of Piisas ss sof...---sl'eSSs sSe
Co. riotss.;' tsS;' 81. &C.
IL All orders for tickets or certificates Of pack
al attention and the printed cfioisi drawings sent
iHssi;:: |! {, :: FRANCE. BRoApRENrs Z CO.
SOO MCKINNEY 4 IANsDALE, Ron
PARK FIRE fsssts fNs GoS 'S. 9Hrc..h o.,i. HS .1S
ss of oysI 81
One. No. ssS sSSsss sss ssa:ss1 ns Hn0 promptly
NEW AND DEsIRABLE GOODS AT VERY
We have just received, a large addition TO our
| stock, opMTRsisinFm
I.ayella's DeBeges, Nsnsook,
Blosohed Cottoas of ,uperior makes, ""'
gleeehed sheeting, Table Linens,
Hack Silk M,tts, Hosiery, Gloves, |
SSs Tes Rrt q: s md .u.. Vests,
- sas s
Bobbia.. ysiencinss and LisIe Edsinss,
',',,a 'n1 "''1 Of iEs'F S'4FEEsok Es ,zyr,cHlsos,
IL M 81 LIMEn-LIMEm
Just received, l,ooo barrels Of fresh wood burnt
LIME which VIII O' sold gEiJ fSr g. S%s.hl GAIT
2os ;S5sAS::' : e SGIasi y's I'm and
DEPARTMENT. iva
ISrEsEB6SNEs = A450yER rs IyER ON DEPoslTE
~, .GguBB SkoFhEks, Sg.xNsSkEEks:s q az
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The NEw CATHOLIC FAIrH-The Philadel-
phia Inquirer explains the theory of this new
revelation. "The movement it says. sis a We v
peculiar one, and is likely to attract much atten
tionn:
ait has already brought out the North British
Review, which has reviewed the addresses Of the
Rev. DIR. Bellows on this subject with consider
able favor. We may add that several Of the most
prominent Unitarian clergyman are disposed to
unite In the establishment Of this new organiZa-
ton. Ofcourse the whole subject is a spe culative
one at present, but Judging from what has taken
place in the past II is not difficult to believe that
this new organization may grow into somew hat
formidable proportions We may be incorrect in
our superstition but ii occurs that the liturgy
used by the Unitarans in England has had sonic
influence in suggesting the extension of the cere-
monials Of the ancient Catholic Church,
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A RARE GHANCE..A beautiful COUNTRY
ls one ofthe most highly improved and desirable
places within rang OF twenty miles around Wash
Ofioe. ivTim
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'AMING AT THE SPRINGS editor Of the
Warren'on whig, writing from the Red Sweet
(Va) Springs, says:
lew days ago, couple Of Southern gentlemen
nefe, flch planters from Red River, played seven
winner TOOK every game. S35 600 were lost and
the u on"y paid hear, In a check on the Bank
OF Leu siana. could give the names, but for
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JoRDAN's w. 5. SPRINGS,

IORDAN'S w. ). SPRINGS.
~ FREDERICK COUNTY, VA,
Now open; leaving Baltimore, Washington, or
Cumberand in the early morning train for 4. 4
HaIper's Ferry thence by Winchester vEAQ
rom this Depot, Ia mile in coaches to the Sprinss
by O'Clock p. N. same day. No detention at Har-
per's Ferry, as heretofore Grounds extensive And
beautifully shaded fine music q nd experienced ser
wants hot and cnld sui phur baths. The water for
sale In barrels or bottles Circulars obtained at the
Springs. r. NJ. JORDAN A RR0
The Proprietors offer the above Springs t0g. ther
with one hundred acres of land adjoining at
SALE and invite the attention of specuators to this
property. Any Indignation with reference To loca-
70 the undeIslsneG DR.. X. NJ. JORDAN,
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CAPON SPRINGS,
u HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have "a
leased the above well known NA0
WATERING PLACE, lEH
thls lease embracing the Mountain Honse. Waddle
Bulldlnss.6 Co.. and Will open for the reception Of
visitors tina 2nth of June. Invaids and Families
can be accOmmoda ated earlier if desired.
1. A Daily Mail and Telegraph Ofhoe within twenty
three miles of the place.
IL Circulars or other information can be had
Howard House, Baltimore,
J. C. WADDLE,
j. b. SMITH,
WA q -AOSTn. prnnrietnrs
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IL LIMEm-LIMEw
Just received, l,0no barrels Of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which viii be sOld only for cash.
Ur Once northwest corner 18th and c streets
No. SAT. Wharf foot Of 18th street, below War
Department .--.s ,.. . .ft-...' ~. ivy
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1--WE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce
Ii Is made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor 10 ex
cellent, and 1t affords considerable aid in cases Of
slow and weak digestion.-The Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce is savory piq uant and spi
oy; happy combination of favoTs and essences
worthy ofthe delicate taste of Sultana, the genius
eliminating pubio."-Obserer.
"A o3ncentration Of al the piquant resources Of
Turkey and dRussia."-Unitsd Service Gazette.
GAS tItlster Of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. 1t is most valuable ad dunct to Fish, Flesh
OF Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner "a,
ble.o-Aflns.
The Sultana Sauce is . most delicious zest.n-
Morn. Ckronicls.
Sole Agents for the United states-GARDNER
G:YyELlN, ali Fnlton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES. "a Cornhill, Boston.
- The Sultana Sauce can be had in WASHINGTON
Of q. III. RIDENOUR, 204 Pa av; SHEKEEL& &
MILLER, 274 Pa ay.; H. H.VOSE CO., corn
or Pa av. and 10th st.; and other Greoers
ma24 6m
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- For Hor OR COLp DrsHKs OF ALL KINDS.

WIN "
vented by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
has deoease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE 4 BLACK
WELL, London, from the
oIlglna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q trial, convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that IL will prove itself un-
equalled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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NEWPORT EoUIPAGEs.-A correspondent of the
Boston Journal says: There is a fne display OF
'teamsn at Newport. and at mig htfall South Truro
street almost equals yde Parke In the variety and
elegance Of the turnouts. The most accelerated
team, driven by Philadelph is valued at some
Neutrality-suspicious. one Of the pair being
the noted Mac" Mr.. RObeson, Of New Bedford
has very well-appointed turnout, and the great
est display Is made by Mr.. Auguste Belmont.
Lower down In the scale of vehicles Is a dminII-
tive donkey gig, which was brought here for the
q. r.. J. A. OF mystic order, justly celebrated
for deeds Of charity and love"
NV JERSEY STRAwBERRY CRoPs.-In Bergen
county alone IL is estimated that the crop reached
C00.CDO baskets. The New York and Erie Rail-
road took 10 the New York market = ,ss23 249 bas-
kets mostly from Ramsey's station. From keypOrt
two vessels took $50, ,OOO baskets. The Northern
y. ]. Railroad took rs ,OUO more, while the az
gregate fr Im Hoboken and other places .along
shore In almost nunberless. The value Of these
berries at the wholesale price, could not have
been less than $3.50 100.
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FOR RENT-The STORE in the Star B uidinrs
next adjoining the Star once, long OccI pI ed As
ssegar and tobacco store. There is no more desir-
able stand IN Washington city for any retail bust
ONCE. ia asa-fs
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DENTISTRY, &c.

H. DENTAL NOTICE,
DR. Nj. LOOMS VIII be absent from the cit,
du'lDg the summer months, as usual, but
VIII return In the fall 20 resume practice k
tice. - "a ,s
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u. .. wall stage hine frora
Ees.. y. WILSON ,

located 3 mites North ofpiuno. and miles
South of Mckinney,
sTST0ULD embrace this opportunity Of returning
w his grateful acknowledgements for the kind
and liberal patronage received during the past year,
and hopes that his in the treatment of the va
rious grades of Winter and other icvers, owing to his
long experience and close observation in their treat
inert, will secure to him \ continuation and Increase
Of the patronage Of tho public generally. Charges
will he governed by the customs of the country.
January -. l85q--2Stf
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IfNNIFNT
slin few III many testimonials have received Ia
favorof the Kentucky Harvester, ON citizens of fcSah;
,IutSspSs SrAunN, Tlrrout county, June ., 1855
have 100 or wheat with span of horses In 10
daysi lest cvrrl pets Of lays, ai moved eight Times
uNr IN AREA country miles IN extent. lEty pleased
with TIC It fully fills the hill fer &c, II is ineud.d
Tiny Gt just iEt macln. for our pr, irie ttu-tIy .
Yours, &c, JAMES WAISoN.
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G, HALL. G. W. WILLIAMS
Egasg & Williams.

STOEI.i'G, FORE,NRDi.EG END CON-
yHISSIO.N .3ER CH.NYS,
EElT PSTE:AD, TEXAS,
(TcrmiauS Of Houston E 1tras CceirGi RaHro'".l
" E.nrc prepared 20 receive. store and forward
! merchandise Ior the Intcrier and nay freight
I other c1rgcs Wchny Cot0H ad me-. or sell on Gem
mission any kind Of r uce We will establish new house ut
lie tcruinls, each seoipn the road is ccmpctci
" irl,r s,,ls 10 the Of H. v. ,cppsaad tsly
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Texas aseIaFtcRefapy.
PLANTATION GOODS 0FT0NS AND WOOL

LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED. -
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the
planting the above goods The testimony Of all who
have used them establish he fact that they superior
the choicest goods Of similar naH brought to the
The material Of which they made best Of the besn with
out alloy Our agents the them present
earr,l Hoy Il Co.. New Orleans Mcssrs H. Runge co., In
dianola essrs. f. b. Nichols Galveston; Messrs. j.
Buske Houston. JOHN S DESsER, Fnanl Agt.
Hunt ,yile. August, IS5S--sep.S no. On.
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C. Reeds Mark and Brand.-My brand ior
j horses and cattle is the letters S. D. My mark Is
swallow fork sud unerbt in ic right md crop and sru IL
ne left All In this MARI have other brands in addition
to mine,
Near lIOrtons Mn Apr II, lsos-No 42.i2m.
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GALYGsrCHE CARDs


ISAAC c. wItILAMs, ritos. 3. cosrfoS
MoRo cAs1IH coENra sgRAyD ASP FREMONT Strict
WuEl.E 'll Le iluHl large stock Of
~ AGRtll lTl EhL.AEo
nORTiCI iTlEAL IMPLEMENTS
Suited to the growing "uns Of tS cuuntr3i among these are
great sricy u
pLou Gscast Nroush Steel ron light Horse 10
six Cattle.
IlARN0ws-Improv,d Hinge anil Expanding
CrLIWAoRs-0f all tiaIs, Cation sweeps Horse lioes ana
CORN sGEiIERs aud Double, for Hand ard Horse
pcw'r.
SEED sOWf Rs--For Hand OF Horse.
Moving and k.aring Maoiiines
scytits and Crall,s Fnunirg liiis;
Thrsliug Marinrs Horse aud tanl Rahes.
FIourirF Plantation Crn Nis, Burr Stone and Steel Corn
and Cob crg,leis, e!d H,d aiilI'
Churns--B'tay Thermometer and Dash.
Garden Engines, Hoes, spades Az. PICKS
Bush Hooks. &c., Store aud Nhuif Crgclsi
Flaiititipn and liupi NEEoEsj
Garden aud rigt RHrrnw>;
Wagon and Plough Ilarcss, Collars, Hsmes Sc
Ok Yulcs, Bows Row Pins aai Bah Rings;
Road and DtcNius Scrogra.
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!. Nucanzrd iniler 3 nrd rly.al widths
q riyir1u Hose. Pipes aul CJppirs.
Lace Leather Eiycts and Punches.
Garden Seeds and Plants
Agent for Miller and Wngals kentucky Harycstera Reaper
Miller and w,nsot.s Corn and Coh Crushing Mil,
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NAcnINEs AID SEP tRAlDkS: AND
MILLER, WINGATE Co.'s rFSNsY LNANIA FOUR
uoisE POWER $50 7, .REsli ELS.
MctoRD 4 BouARbl HORSEPOWER.
AGENT ron u, CARVER K co.'s IMPROVED COTTON GIN,
AND til1cntsTgR's SEA ISLAND COTTON GIN
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