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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
The Snow.

Surely, Of all things that are, snow is the
most beautiful, and the most feeble Born Of
air.drOps less than the fallen dew, disorgau-
lied by puff of warmth, driven everywhere
by the least motion of the winds, each parti,
Gle light and soft, and falling to the earth
with such noiseless genteness that the wings
of ten million times ten million make no soand
10 the air, and the football Of thrice as many
makes TO noise upon the ground, what can he
more helpless, powerlesS, harmless!
Bat not the thunder itself speaks Gods
power more than this very snow 1t bears bis
omuipOtence, soft aud beautiful as it seems
While it is yet in the air, it is lord of the
ocean and the prairies Ships are blinded by
it. All harhors are silent under this pushy
embargo. The traveller hides. The prairies
are given up to its beheSt and woe to him
that dareS TO venture against the omupotence
of soft falling snow upon those trackless
wastes In one night it hides the engineer
;ng of hundred years 1t covers down roads,
hides bridges, fills up valleys 1t forbids the
focks to return to the fields. The plow can
not find its furrows. Towns and villages
yield up the earth, and obey this white diffu-
Sye dcSpOt!
Then, when it has given the earth new
surface aud changed all vehicles, it submits
itself again to the uses Of man, and becomes
his servant, in its age, whom it ruled and de-
fed in the hour OF its birth But, when fake
is Joined to fake, and the froSts within the
soil join their forces to the froSts descended
from the clouds, who shall unlock their claSped
haHdS! Who shall disaunu their agreement?
0r who shall diSpcSseSS them of heir place
Gathered in the mountains, banked and piled
till they touch the very clouds again in which
once they were bora and rocked, how terrible
is their cold, and more terrible their stroke,
when Slipping, some avalanche comes down
the mountain SIDE the roar and the snow
stroke loud as thunder, and as terrible as
lightning God gives to the silent snow Il
voice, and clothes its innocence and Weakness
with IA power like his own
But, behold again That august might
that buried the fields, that shut up husbaudry
and drove back from the field its herds, thar
wound the very wilderness with a burial sheet.
and sat watchtul over its work, from the tops
Of mountains, dcfytug men, and storms, even,
which, when once eHthroned, could not move
nor change Its mighty power-that very might,
when God pIcases, shall 20, as quick and as
silent as it came When God remembers the
earth from the south, aud his breath returns
again, warm and lfe-giyiHg, in an instant tie
snow goes back to It's former state It's flakes
die to drops Of dew, and the field drinks up
the depths and banks that hid It's face aud
the ice and snow that sat silent on the hills
now sing down the brooks and riiS, prophets
Of the coming flowers -Heary Ward Beccbsr.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

TIE Co&uc SIDE OF LIrE-Lfe, which is
certainly the greatest AZ Institution that we
know OF has its comic side as well as lis dreary
one, and We sometimes fnd the comic and the
drcary going most strangely hand in had
People are often made TO laugh when they
fain would weep. The bulf0ou frequently
comes to Us most inopportuaely- uuwel,
come gust on Smll occasions
The British House Of Lords are the most
august body Of men in the world They never
smile They apparently regard laughter as
capital offence, and entertain a feeling OF pro.
found contempt for humorists and comedians
One afternoon. when the House of Lords were
uncommonly dignifed and sleepy, an inebria.
ted American, who had found his way iuto the
gallery, uttered a startling aboriginal "whOo
op, - aud asked il "sOme horrible (hic) lord
wouldn't favor the House with (hic) comic
song :"
In a certain town in New Hampshire, few
years since, an individual borrowed a large
silver watch to wear at his wife's funeral! He
had not been accustomed to carrying a watch
and made a rather absurd display of the time.
piece in question During the funeral sermon
he annoyed the other mournerS exceedingly by
taking out the watch with great flourish
every few moments, and replacing it with an
equally extensive flourish At the grave he
took ont the watch again, and in a solemn
voice said " 1t was just twenty minutes past
three when we got her in Cierciaad Plain
dcaLer
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

THE MYSTERY OF DETECTION detec,
rion Of forgery by the paying teller Of the
Bank of the Republic on Saturday, vas 4 re-
maIkabie instance oi the UNCONSCIOUS dexter
ity which long habit gives The check ap-
pearcd to he drawn by the well kno%n house,
and was upon the peculiar form Of blank used
bv that house \ teler'S eye learns to con.
meet the usual writing Of every dealer with
the blank commonly used by hints shape
color and even tcE.ure-so that the thing
becomes a unity IN his mind, or rather to his
perception. The smallest variation, therefore,
makes a di>c0rd, aud induces scrutiny. In
ihs case. the clerk couId not tell lch1L it was
that led him to examine the 81 Snature which,
although it prov cd forgery, was so closely
imitutcd that a careful comparison with the
genuine hardly Justified suspicion. Bui he re-
mru.hcrcd that, as he took the check in hand
tie paper seemed ijtrIe SITTER than that com.
moajy used by the firm So slight are the
clues, sometimes, that lead 10 the discovery Of
crime.
Ro-ucs are rarely philosophers, or they
would not he roGueS. The equilibrium vi
things. so nicely adjusted 20 universal far
dealing, is disturbed by lhe slightest deviation
from right Is on strings stretched in every
direction. a thrill @aSseS TO the social limits OF
the central ctf .uding blow. The culprt feels,
although he may lie unconscious Of the feel
in-, that all unseen powers and intelligence
are in league against him. BY dint Of sell
control he may bear an unm0ycd face hut
his soul /, alert and suspicious. and = whisper,
a look or . rustic frightens him. No c2nuiug
can eGectualiY cyade this law the more art,
. 1'tt FIT hot i -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

NEATLY "DoNE"-" / will bet you bottle
of wine that you shall descend from that chair
before | ask you twice" Done" said the
gentleman, who seemed determined not to obey
the Summons so obedienty. Then stop up
till ask you the second time" The gentle
man having no desire to retain his position un-
til that period came down from the chair, and bis
opponent won the wager
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

PAYING BEr.-In ST Louis, young man
bet pair of boots with a young lady on the
election. He lost, and thereupon had a man.
moth pair of boots manufactured and conveyed
to the young lady's residence on dray In
side of the boots, however, he took good care
20 deposit pair Of Cinderella slippers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

ng- A pleasant and cheerful mind some
times grows upon an old and worn-oQt body
Ike mistletoe BpoD deld tree.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
educational Department.

THE following mistakes occurred in the Edu.
catonal department of the Reporter of last
week, they were not seen until the papers were
all printed. The last word seventeenth line
from the top should be bold, last word in the
forty fifth should be fen instead of four sixth
line from tie last u the article on examiua.
tions the word these should be there.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

Mr.. EDITOR: Allow me to say that in my
opinion the word TuJal, spoken of in last
weeks issue, is put by opposition with Vulcan
and Inventor L. S. CHUpgucK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

To Directors AND TEACHERs.-We call at
tention OF directors and teachers, to the fol-
lowing questions and answers as found in the
official department of the School Journal for
July. Our postage bill is about fifty dollars
annually, and threefourthS of it at least, is
paid upon letters containing matter that is Of
direct benefit to those to whom the letters are
sent, and no oue else is benefited in the least.
Not uufrequently letters are received from
strangers, asking information relative to school
matters, which We are expected to give for
their benefit aud pay the postage We are
willing to spend time and bestow labor upon
the subject to answer the inquiries, for that ia
our business, but to be required to pay for it
besides we think is what We are not required
to do:
QUEST:oN Are County Superintendents al,
lowed for postage, in addition to their salaries
ANSWER: They are not. All letters to them
by Directors aad Others should therefore DO
prepaid by stamp. Secretaries and other D-
rectors communicating with County Supern,
tendents, should prepay their letters and charge
the postage to the District.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

QUEsrIoN Is it legal for Board OF Direct,
ors to deputize one of its members to select
teacher for a particular school; and if that
member select an improper person, have the
Board any right TO set aside his selection p
Citizen of Junlata county
ANSWER: 1t is not legal for q Board to DEL
egate its whole power in the selection and ap.
pointment Of a teacher to one Of It's members
1t may authorize him to select a teacher for
particular school, and report to the Board
But the appointment Of such teacher is not
complete, till the selection is approved by the
Board at which time, if there be any objec-
tions, especially Of a moral nature, against tho
person selected, it is not only the right but it
is the duty Of the Board to reject the person
thus presented. Appointment of teachers,
must be the act of the Board, and not of
member-secton 23 paragraph 8, act OF 8
May, 1864 Sakocl I5a-nai
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

R CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
sa3EI J. B. CHARRON & CO, AGENTS
AeezzS FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FIR nee,
Have Just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
sRANBiES vintage of ISL Charro9 Pere ct fs Brand
Bordeaux Claret Winesfro low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH W HISKEYS Of prime
qualities. F
The above will be sold United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid. ~
Also consignment, 10 bbls very old prime Mouon
gaheia Rye Whiskeys 10 bbS very old copper distilled
bourbon Mhskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye WhiSkeys to which invite the attention
in want Of pure liquors. Ofhce-C0RNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. an5 ~
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STEAMBOATS,.

81 FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
- = ~ olNf, VA 1.-The steamer BELVIDERE
on En- ~ n cargo and will leave Light wharf
For freight or fNOON, Oct. oath, at o'clock
J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
p S-poss,oo ~. F. -, - Light street wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

Ee.s[lA FOR RICHMOND, VA--Tbe
s.<1AszA4szs@H steam.r BELVIDERE is now receiving
snd MI le'y Light street wharf on "Wednesday
arr r. IF,FNOON, Get. 2Ith, at O'clock ~
FOR freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
p S-Passaoo o,I to.,. Light street whar.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

At KANN's
N 43 and 40 HARRISON STREET,
is THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EV cry DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE,
,,,,o,, ,r,,r, ,,,--, BEST QUALIFY TOOLS,
FROM THE LOWEST TO THE BEST QUALITY
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY
q, .mr,,, n SCISSORS, RAzoRs, &c
BRITTANIA WARE,
- JAPANNED WARE,
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
fe23-tf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
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sE~n FOR THE EASTERN

A-El..M rON LIE EASIEkN
ssEsssSsaasss1s AND WESTERN SHORE
inc new, Wit and commodious Steamer KENT Captain
Cem E,rG3 sSgSs hSf Whay On Light foot
and SATURDAY MORNING, a. O'Clock, touching a
Iamhrdte' ioras Pint astie Haven Sherman's Pier
Hughletts Wharf, Cabin Creek Medford Wharf Proyi
gehce' EASTERN wa Dover IridgeJ Kngstown Gilpn's
r. mt FotterS Land nS and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton EVERY THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING
AZ o clock, toCchiER at the above named Landings
rI LsaTes for ANNAP3tIS and WKsi RIVER EVERY
be prepaid w. ''e'si'' must
ap25iF
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FOR THE SOUTH

FOR THE SOUTH
RsszszsSs<zazFE DIRECT FROMNEW YORK, rHILADEL-
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
s,,, ,,- EBAY LINE,r
TON, AUGUSTA RALEiGH CIARiOTTR az Gl1 4 tfI;ES
BlA' AFLAETAa MONTGOMERY, ANn
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
,,v, DAILY, Except Suudays) via
BAY Line, * SEA-E0A 4 ROAN0K + RATIRoAD
70 TuR ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
me Scedule being that the traveller is
to no NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from SUIT
NEW YORK To WELDON, q
~ on Inns
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y n. JANNVN.
sIn OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

EA.sl~-~-4 OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
'a1 75 sSHaIs1 1890 COMPANY
,FOs FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA. AMI IANn-
MS ON THE APPAHANNUCK RIVER
u Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbapk leaves
pd ar T9W her berth at Needams pier Light street
sWf UH !eaves treGencksbuTg EVERY UESDAY
" at O'Clock, Immediately the arrival 81
t,R OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
az an te regular Landings the Rappahan river
sengtrS. ''7''' "ii" pas'
r b. THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively new and was built by merchants If Erece
chsp arg sand Baltimore interested in the 'traa and by
m ana armers residing in the counties bordering
nc tapdhannock, for the of keeping
Lis grass steamer on the Uurip the winter the
ueh mas oeen enclosed, thus a1ordiug complete pro
tCton LOT ofses, and other 1--WE stock. Carriages of all
sizes can be taken board and under deck without
taxing OH the wheels Her StaeroOm berth accCmm.
aaons re large and commodiOns and her caracity for
reGht extensive As passenger and freight h Ell Sic has
no nos npelitot on he waters Of the Chesapeake
Through freight received in Baltimore and cars mid
BY X. >. CAPRuN CO., Bowly's wharf, '
feiEht received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock 7 D.
For further information and Blank Receipt Of Frr, se,
by the Company, apply on board,
Z j. CAPRON & Co, Ages
r or ,,-,,,,rr,,, , y 81 ROwy's wharf, baltimore
= SLAUGHTER, Presid nj FredrricF shurg. va inject
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

DlPES AND PIPE-HEADS-Gi- II,
glazed colored and plain German p;n iazeo and I'M
ana anna si1sa IN large
Dasxess and boxes Poyhatan Dacn Pipes in
Tsn os TOT sale BY A. sEEMULLER SONS aTEs SssOrt
aul6-H
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SlrNtnrR.

II ENRY ". JENKINS,
81 PRACTICAL CA BIN ct MAKER
No. 10 LIGHT ST,
Has on hand large stock Of and s constantly auufaci
lAs> every description Of CABINET WARE OF the hest ma.
!, HAIR and Spring MATRESSES, SPRING FINDER
BEDS BOISTERS and PILLOWS Of Hairor Feathers IRON
EEDSFEADS, suitable for Hotels servants &c isstf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure and of rich fruity TASTE unsurpassed In quality b
any Vine IN the american market. y
RUBlS (Cabinet) CIAHPAGNE-Par attention Of
connosseurs is invited to its qualities superio ne
dinner Wine Of unryaed merit It's beautiful uby Gator
PARTICULAR SoTIcE.The underS gned being avsr, tbat
many competitors spreading the report na tha W;ns
imported under the o. Rnhis is arcay colored do
hereby bid the sum TEN THOUSAND DoILARs own
chemist who could in any public experiment. afford the
scientc proof that the deep color Of Rnb due
thing elfe but the pure juice OF the grape W S's
J. GoERa Co.,
E0.x.IouA,, Chaonssur-Aerne France
nI7H AiAAo n Nd L EMS 4 . SfiKO,
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N6A LESALE
ffE2Ess& LIQUOR IA USE
L@l&fAzA CLABAUGH & GRAFT,
80 SOUTH STREET. opposite Exchange Place, Baltimore
DISTlLLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
ofevery description
G. invite the attention purchasers to general stock
LIQUORS, particularly choice OLD RYE WHISKEY, I'M
tation COGNAC BRANDY, of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE,
carcey inferior to the imported article all Of which
anted to give satisfaction. ia2n.tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

E@ WAREROOMS.
The underSignedwoud call attention Of his friends
and the public to his new Warerr oms and his iarge
and varied assortment Of Funiturc His stock being All
NEW, and Of the best workmanship with very moderate
prices ne hopes Tor continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStaud.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

.EszzsaszssszsTsIIs FALL ARRANGEMENTs
STEAMERS MARY WASHISCTOy AND CFoPnE
WEEMS.
On and after October 18th 1860
w THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at 6Ja
O'Clock for the PatnXept River as ar up as HIPS Tndu
Returning will leave HIPS Landing every SATT-KDAY
entning for Nottingham VIII leave Nottingham eyerv
MONDAY morning O'Clock FOR Baltimore calling at ali
ne usual landings the v +, also Il Fair Haven and
rum Point going and returning.
I
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

OIZU NorthWest corner Pratt and GAY SIS
,sss94t FOR NEW NS,-HENDERSON
$500 co s REGULAR LINE.-The fine ship J -ITET
ON iaf master is loading Hender on for he
ana having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged will sail with despatch balance of frGght or
passage apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il co.
CHI: -, corner Commerce and Pratt SITS
ately. ~ 0''' "o"i 'iiilT rev -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25

MiNes. YiauDrs. &t.
j. R. GLONINGER & co

Ga J. R. GLONINGER & CO.,
hEEsS<a5 - No. NORTH CHARLES ST.
EEHEHA WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES.
tiilon Co. ' '' ~
Brothers ~
II SHEKKiES-Eiuda de X H rrmony Co.. Amontillado,
Topaz and Superior Col en- Sherry.
JAMAICA RUM, OLD JULEP, HIGHLAND MALT
WHlSKEY
C ALS1Cnracos, Marachino Anisete, sc.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS-Espanola, Prince of Wales
Rio Hondo Mount Vernon, Taviata, and general assol
ment of favorite brands
FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS ENGLISH PICK
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-, 7 ~! t7I ia NJ FIX GEOFEF WFFMS
VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning com
mencihg Saturday morn ng October 18th. 1860 at ca
O'Clock proceeding as far Hils Landing Returning
viii leave 1lls Landing for CHAM every TU ESDAY
leaving Nottingham every WEDN ESDAY morning at 8
oclnck foo Bamore. Calling all the landings on
The river, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
returning. '7 ~
THEO. WEENS, Master
IL,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-16
.H A R ID w "A R E
FOR CA SH.
GRAVES & BENEDICTS
cash CIRCULAR.

CASH CIRCULAR.
SUBJECT TO CHANGES IN THE MARKEE
II o BUILDER
Cut Nails, made from Iron Mountain &
Lake Superior Iron, R key s 8 so
Cut Nails, ~ ib, A
Glass, 81 10, ~ box, 225
Glass, 8 X II, 81 13,1OH12,
~ box, $50
Fave Trough, made from heavy
Charcoal Tin, 72 foot, s
Rim and Mortice Locks, COM
plete with knob, screws and
escuteheons, from 25c to 90
Wrot Barn Door Hinges, p fb 6
Orders taken for Lime.
Pine Sash, all sizes.
TO FARMERS:
Single Shovel Flows, Steel 800
| Douhla &C &C &C 35O
Three " Z" $50
Baker Plow, 5 so
Buckeye" (Mishwaka Pattern) 90
Curtiss " (Adjusting Beam) 6 90
Curtiss Iron Beam Pillow, COM
plete with clevis, wheel q Golfer 9 90
Cradles, Morgan Rather, with
c. S. Scythes, 525
Turkey Wing Cradles, with cast
steel Scythes, 800
Revolving Horse Rakes, A so
Harrow Teeth, ~ ib, 6
Cast Steel Does, 25
Cast Steel Hay Knives, best quality 90
Grind Stones, P 1b, II
Cutting Boxes, $50
Manila Rope, warranted
pure, ~ fb, 12I
Corn Shelter, with Separator,
best in use, IL 90
Steel Cultivator Teeth, with
bolts and washer, so
Best Silver Steel Scythes, 90
Hay Rakes, best quality, 10
Double and Single Shovel Plow
Moulds, cut to pattern, 8
TO BLACKSMITHS:
Best American Tire Iron ~ 1b, 8
Round and Square Iron, - fb,
Band and Stake Iron, u fb, A
] Round Iron, dP fb,
Oval and J Oval Iron, ~ 10,
Peru Horse Shoe Iron, II fb, 4
Best Quality Nail Rods, ~ ib, =
Sweed's " fb, s
Plow Steel, ~ ID, Z
Double and Single Shovel Plow
Moulds, cut to pattern, 81
MAYORS & Sanderson's Cast
Steel, R fb, Is
Steel Seat Springs, heavy, Il inch
per pair. 212l
Steel Seat Springs, heavy, ! inch
per pair, 225
Best Quality Wagon Springs,
per fb, 10
Best Quality sulkey Springs,
per pair, 2 IS
Cowing's Thimble Skeins,
2H62, R sett, 90
Best Quality Thimble Skeins,
IL IL, weighing 100 lbs to
the sett, 90
English Vices, f9 ID, 10
American Solid Box Vices a9 fb, I3
Peter Wright's Best Quality
Wrought Iron English An
wills, R ID. II
American Anvils, P fb, 8
Butchers Horse Rasps, 60
TO HOUSEKEEPERS:
s inch Elevated Oven Stoves,
Large Oven, burning 25
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90
s inch Square Stove with Ex-
tended Oven, burning 25
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90
6 Quart Milk Pans, made from
Heavy Charcoal Tin, I6
Window Cornaces from soc to 4 90
Brass Kettles, P 10, 40
TO SAW MILL OWNERS:
Cast Steel Muley Saws, feet,
by IL inches, 1900
Cast Steel Mulley Saws, y feet
by IL inches, 13 90
Graves 81 Benedict's Axes,
warranted, 90
Graves q Benedict's Axes,
warranted ~ box, 10 so
Cast Steel Hook Tooth Cross
Cut Saws, per foot, 65
Butchers Mill Files, IA inches, SO
Hemp Packing, aP 10, ls
TO CARPENTERS:
Spear & Jackson's Hand & Panel
Saws, 26 inch, I75
Best quality Bench Planes, 81
per sett, 8 so
Wrot Iron Bench Screws, II in. l 90
TO COOPERS:
Cooper's Jointers, per pair, 200
Hoop Knives, rs
following, Backing g. Stave
Knives, 81
SUNDRIES:
Shot, 5R bag, 200
Bird Cages, from 62dc to 90
Revolving Pitcher Spout Pumps,