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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Democratic Platform.

This viii. be found on the 6,ss page It
deprecates the spirit of Fremont's Procla- !
nation, that it, the democrats of MINI ESQ.
IA are in favor of our army standing guard
over the property Of rebels to prevent
loss which might disable them in carry
ing out the rebellion. The slaves of reb-
els build the batteries behind which the
chivalry skulk and shoot the sons and
brothers Of Minnesotians; they raise the
provisions and do all the hard work Of the
rebel army and without these the South
could not maintain the war for a week;
but the democrats of Minnesota would rath-
or our volunteers should find bloody gravee
10 Virginia, Maryland and Missouri than
that Southern gentleman should have
togo without his body servant. You may
take away the life Of rebel to suppress
his rebellion, but you must leave him his
''nigger," for what is mans right to a
life compared to his right to keep niger?
You may con6scate his ships, burn his
house, take all his crops, strip him of his
clothing but, for Gods sake and for the
sake Of the Minnesota democracy do not
take his nigscr-wife and children he can
part with, father and brother you may
take from him BY your leadcn messengers
of death-but do for the sake Of Messrs.
Hamlin, Cowan and Go. leave him his Mig
ger.
This is free Anglo Saxon translation
of the Observation-Disclosures dog-latiu :,
in which the platform is 20 carefully done
up. Read it by all means.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
A visit to the Battle Field nea,
Springfield.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
[zette, who accompanied. the commission
sent to obtain Gen.. Lyons body, writes
kTnE battlefield A. FORTNIGHT AFTER
........ THE FIGHT .-.. -. s
There still remain about seyenty-five o,
One hundred unburied bodies uqon &c
the fed of battle, besides large number
Evf horses. The bodies are in every in
Stance those Of Federal soldiers, and are
generally lying on hard gravelly ridges
= those who fell in the hollows, or where
the ground was soft, have been bid from
view. The stencil arising from the field
lis not as overrowering as might be suppo.
;sed. With single exception, every face
has turned as black as an Ethiop's, and
that one. strange to say, persists in retain.
ling its Circassian Characteristic.
In several Instances the visitor, can, dis.
|tiuctly see where wounded men have drag,
ICED themselves from the places where they
fell to the shade afforded by the few scrub.
by oak bushes in the field, and there, with
The crimson tide Of life ebbing away r.l and aud
Fno kind hand TO- administer so tiains a
thing - eup7of water, for the :want-oi
which they were famisbing, they laid them
down to die. Some Of our men, who had
thus sought tho thade, were not found TO,
three Or four days after the bSttle: Whal
saeeessida Of etefpitdsss: lh & as lac &
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
District Convention.

The Republican District Convention for thu
Third District, will be held ct Little Falls or
Saturday, the 2lst day Of September, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of putting il
nomination candidates for one Senator ant
three Representatives to be supported at tn,
ensuing election in October next. Il ...'.
Said Convention to consist of Delegates cho
cen BY the Election Precincts at the rate Of on
for each, and an additional one for each fifty
votes after the first fifty, according to tn
vote oflee0. and also one delegate at larg
for each County in the District
....-. - N. RlcHARDxox,
NJ. CAMP,
Members Of tho District Committee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Afew days since, the several regiments
|of Gen. Sickles's bri gadc were sworn into
the service OF the United States bv the I'D.
ADMINISTRATION ofthe customary oath. Four
regiments had been sworn i'd aud each one
took the solemn oath, accompanied and
followed with hurrahs: When the Fifth
regiment was drawn up in line, an officer
Of ono Of the companies stepped to the
front, addressed Gen. Sickles. and request
ed that his regiment might be sworn in
with prayer. 1t was too solemn a moment
for hurrahs. The General told him that
tue chaplains were absent, and there
was no enc to call upon to perform tho du-
Ity. The officer replied that he would call
upon one under his command, if the Gen
eral would give him leave. Consent was
Given. The duty was explained to the
regiment, and the officer called upon a
youth, seventeen years of age, to step to
the front and lead them in prayer He
Immediately took the place assigned him,
and engaged in prayer. The whole regi-
|ment was melted to tears, az we'll rs hun
|dreds who were standing around as wit
3nesses oft| Q scene. The men stood weep
ling after the prayer was over. So deeply
affected was the General that he sent for
the chaplains to come and witness the
scene. 1t was from his own lips that
1these facts were derived.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

think it probable that hc; far1ous nd
Andrews Of this County Will vote the
Union ticket. Tho other votes it gets
will be from Republicans, who will thus De
voting D. defeat the, regular Republican
nominations. The intention Of nominal
ting that Union ticket Was to defeat the
Republican ticket, and therefore no Dem
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

m
ImE NEGROES AT VicKsBuno.-In
describing a visit which he paid to a large.
|1otel at vlcksburg, the special corzespon-
|rent OF the London Times says: "Many:
'1tt'e negroes run about in ATTENDANCE,
|drlven hither and thither by the com
|nands OF their white Soulo1ue--white-
|eeethed, pensive-eyed, but sad as memory.
Are you happy here ?;' i asked of ono
|of them, who stood by my chair. He
looked uneasy and fri htened. "Why,
don't you answert?' ts"I ,se feered TO tell
d@t, massa. !" .["hy, your master is kind
@ you 2 "Bcrry good man, sir, when he
mot angry With ms!''s5And7the little fel-
lows eyes flied with tears at some recol-
|lactiou which aqp1ed; him. I asked no
.niOre.rg .ttraT .sx-sc. ~-tIs,s,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

The different Districts will put in nom
inntion one candidate for each County
Commissions District.
Fl. G. WAIT,
Chairman County Committee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Lost F.!

News comes this morning, that Presi
dent. Lincoln has filled the measure of hiil
snbseiity, or treaehery, BY countermand
ing frssnont's proclamation. We plac.
our eolsnne IL MOURNING for this, the mos,
terrible calamity that he's ever befallen on,
patton. Our -os!y -AoPs .ow IL that God
will stir the h.arts II the people 70 .epen,
lance that Hi judgments may b turnei
asido. . = .,..-.--,-..., 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
stearns County Republican Con
- .. Vention.

The Stearns County Republican Con:
vention viii assemble at the Everett
School House, in St. Cloud, on Monday,
the 2sd day Of September, 1861, at 10
o'clock Of said day, for the purpose Of put.
ting in nomination the following County
officers, to wit: .... 49,
Register Of Deeds, Sheriff, County Trea-
sursr, County Attorney, Judge Of Probate
County Surveyor. -~~. '~ ~.
The different towns will be entitled to
DA1aUstaa "a <01lows.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Statistics.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. Is. 1861.

i ST.. PAUL, Sept. Is, 1861.
g ED. DEM.-For some reason the officer
s,who "took the census of your county did
!. not classify his enumcrations under sepa-
ss<rate township divisions, but massed them
I together without any attention to geo
s graphical distinctions. For this reason,
81 !, am unable at present to give you the re-
!s,sults OF the census OF Stearns County, un-
hs.der township divisions. by the kindness
Got citizen Of st. Cloud, who has classified
:s,.thc census sheets FIR me under the proper
geographical heads, I shall be able to give
syou more minute particulars by and by.
4 The following is an abstract Of the gen
xxeral results of the enumeration Of popula-
stior.
*No. Of Dwelling Houses. 1881
ENo Of Families ........... lO3u
e:ko. of White Males ....................... 245l
Emo Of White Females. 2O56
kNo. Of Col0red Females q
Total population 45o9
SOCIAL STATISTICS.
SNo Of persons married within the year. 81
&No. of persons who have attended
- school within the year. 428l
No. of persons over 20 years Of age
who cannot read and write 81
No. OF blind persons.
There are no Deaf and Dumb, Insane, ldiotic,
Paupers or Cow cts.
\ The number both of families and dwellings
lis greater in Stearns County than in the Stall 81
Eat large-the latter very considerably greater.
The number Of uninhabi,ed tenements IL vour|
County is or was, Il speak of 1860 in the pre-.
ent tense, POI.
The number of persons to one
: family in S,earns County ...............4.2 9|
Z mo. persons to one family in
State Mt .....................464 I
NO persons 10 one dwelling
in Stcarns County. 81
No. persons to enc dwelling in
the State at 16i
The males, you will perceive, number 1851
more than the females. This part is sugges- !
tive Of social want which, though not at Ill
local in its character, could be brought to the
attention OF the Eastern public through mol
more effective m edum than your journal which,
II believe is, as it on. hit to be, favorite With
that useful portion Of society who alone cant
Csupply the great public necessity Of our State
The school attendance Of your County isl
nearly thirty-th per cent. less than the av-
Ierage.
The returns Of married persons and Of those
who cannot read and write are undoubtedly
incorrect; and that is the only comment which,
can be made upon them at present
In a day or two l will forward you statistics
[of the nat,vities Of your population, and other
local statistics in due time. "
~'-. J. W. WHEELocK.
Comments next week. --
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

JAMES BUCHANAN.-A friend from Lam
caster informs me that Buchanan, the trai
tor, is in pitiable condition. gradually
Sinking. FROM exhaustion of the natural
powers, while his mind is depressed under
the overwhelming evidences of National
execratiorr which pour :in+1upoi, him. He
has no crowd Of obseqaious flatterers lost
Hing each other on his threshold, now.,. His
gear townsmen stand aloof his vory:neieh-
oors keep him at distance BY their loath-
ing. The mail comes charged with d,ilv
letters Of contempt and dctestation of lis
|vlllainy.- Outward, be has no comforter,
inward, nothing but selfcondemnatio,nl..
It ever marshall die ~uhwept, unhonored
and unsung,it will be this hoary old i'm.
poster. : T
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
ARRIVAL, OF A RFyrj9Er from FIN

ARRIVAL OF A RrruoEE FROM FIR
REBEL ARMY Another refugee from
sthe rebel army arrived in Washington
few days since. He was New Yorker,
resiiing in Mobile at the breaking ont OF.
the rebellion. H. was assessed five hun
,dred dollars for the expenses Of the war,
His property was seized and sold for six :
hundred dollars to pay the assessment, aud.
Ito save his life be was compelled to enlist
TIA the rebel army. His company Was in
position upou the Rappahanock River,
where he stole skiff, and aoated down in
to the Chesapeake, where, he was picked
lap by one Of our vessels He reports that
the rations of the rebel army arc stinted,
that they are reduced to allowance of cot.
fee only twice a week, and that the Georgia
and South Carolira regiments returning
home after tho engagement at Bull Run
did not number more than hundred men
each.-Hcra1d. ~, - 49,. ~ }s1uJ7.--
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

'ecn to :hcm ! Corporal Conant, of tho
lst Missouri Regiment, was left upon the
6eld for four days. and is now doing we'll.
Brave fellow After he had fallen, al
though unable toget off his back, he fired
|twenty-fv shots at the eaemv.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

A"ionAANCE VI NHAP!AlNS.-W0
|clip from the New York Independent the
following notice of +. D. Neill, chaplain of
the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteers {;
The secular papers have failed to chron-
liclc the bravery Of our chaplains in this
Fierce encounter. We know of one, (Rcv
Il. D. NeilD who was in tho ,hickest OF
the fight, in company. with The First Min
nesota Regiment, which, it now turns out,
was more severely handled than any in.
the fcld-having lost 4S killed, IS wound
led, and 200 missing higher figures, in
leach instance, than connected with any
3other Of the suffering regiments. MIR.
NELL looked after the ambulances, and
brought away eleven wounded men, COM
ing unscathed out of the jaws Of death.
THE SOUTHERN Pass on SicDowe11's
REpoar.-The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
Iumd Sentinel Of the 18th Of August has
a leader on Mcdowell report, from which
I'VE quote
"McDowcll makes no display in his &C.
|port, but it is plain detail Of his move
|'uents, and it shows that he arranged and
fought the battle as we'll as any Of lin
coins Generals, with their troops, could
have done, not excepting Gen. Scott. He
managed it admirably in every respect,
and was very nearly successful. X X
The columns Of Hunter and Heintzelman
passed up the Run, crossed at Su6lcy's
Ford, and attempted to turn our left,
which WAS the great feature of the plan.
Hunter did cross, did attack as ordered,
and did force our men down the Run,
where they had to receive the cross-Grc Of
FLYERS column and nothing but the pro.
lection OF Heaven, the genius Of Beaure-
gard, (who detected Hunters movement.
10y the clouds Of dust, and the unequaled
heroic courage and great endurance Of our
|'nen prevented our left being turned, and
perhaps the seizure by Hunter Of the Ma
nassas Railroad at Gainesville" ~. -.~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Is were put on it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
WAWASET NURSERIES,

tJlE hndeTsiened hhNlng haue arrangements with
of the most reliable Nurserymeu in this country
Is prepared to furnish all kindset
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality feaonpte prices liz wOuid re-.
specially nuvise those intending plant the coming
fall to seud ih,ir orders tary, the his applica in
variably stcue tho hoht trrea.
Intelligent pautersmust be fully aware of the advan
taees Of luyiug their trees Sc, at h0ne whore they
make their own selection, in preference to the now fre-
quent practice Of buying em TcpHird HgCRL from dis
tanre who are seldom second time.
Hb-l0,OOl one year Silver Naples for aale low.
aug "a EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use lirinshursts Ague Dose
Use Osgood's India Cholagogue
Use pasehall's Ague Mixture, Sc.
For weak OF In1Iamed Eyes.
Use Briughurst's Eye Water,
Use ihompson's Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Decker's Eye DRlsam
For Coughs.
Use Ayers Cherry PecorAl,
Use Jaynes Exrsctorant
For Dyspepsia.
use Bringhurst's Dyspeptic Pills,
lise Peruvian Syrup or Prot, Sol, Protox, Iron,
Use Comp. syrup OF rhosphaes,
Comp Syrup OF llypOph0sphites,
Hostett.rs Bitlers,
For worms.
Use nrlnghurst's Worm Syrup,
use Bringhurst's Worm Lozenges,
Use Fahnestock's Nermifugei Sc.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go to E. Bringhurst Co, and be lifted with Truss.
For FIatuIemce.
Use Brnghurst's Ess. Ginger,
Use Irinshursts Ginger Loaenges
For Children TeelhIng.
use bowers Infant Cordial.
For a CathartIc or Purge.
use Rrnghurss pursatiye Syrup "a substitute for Cas-
toroilJ
Use Bringhursts Purgative Pills, (sugar coated,)
Citrate Of Msgnesia
Use Sadlitz Powders, &c.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use nrnghurst's Alternative Syrup,
Ayers Sarsapsrlla,
Bulls Sarsapara,
Peruvian Syrup, &c.
For Constipation.
Use RringhnIsts purgatiye Syrup,
Bowers NlsdieAtel Figs,
Or one Of those Superior Elastic syinges sold by Bring
hurst Gu.
For Diet.
Use sago TapioCa, Brona, Pure Chocolate. Gelatin or
Iunket made with lringhursts Liquid Rennet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene Oil with OF those superior
owprieed Lamps, sold BY
EDW BRINGHURST g. CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARAIAC IACEUTIsTs,
Cornerof Mdrkt and SinM ST., Wilmington.
sep Is
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
Fully equal any in the Market Sold at low prices by
the Plopriet0rs,
T.. BRINGIURsT, q CO.
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
NEW BOOKS!

At r. S. h. Buffers Book and Newspaper Store
400 M1fket Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Tsumps, story American Life by q. W. Curtis.
M Crossed Path ly wkis Collins
HAIRY Harsnn by John 4, Irving
Taie Attorney, by John r. Irving.
The tonIitution OF The United states
Wild Life by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Eyefyboiys Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
--AIiks iilhettis Career.
ON ID Them, by Chas, Lever
The First Aalse Step by Reynolds.
The Woman N Fshiie, by Wilkie Collins.
Twenlya different klads,Qf Novels at a dime each
AN tta Magazines, Daily Ssll Weekly Newspapers
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articisfr sale in q eat
vaNsty pl2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
THE LIVING HOME
AND
People's Boarding House.

MO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simple reason thai
IN put them up; but have been doing business
thus far for one half the usual charges fr the
COmmOdatlOn and have been enabled to do from the
fact that have less expenses to pay out Of business
We depending manly the soil for our subsistence
and however much there is Of WAR and destrueon the
land still brings forth abundance for and beast
Being thus situated; shall continue to take h0ardsrs
whether inyads OF we'll at very low prices. Persons
wishing to be quiet have apartments in the "Chesna
Grove Cottage llouse'my former residence, where they
will he ieed and at the time have the privilege of
the baths, and take part in the Of the
Living Home. }. A. BROWN,
AugUtf Near Wilmington, Uel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
STEWARTIS FOUNDERY.

mIIE nnd rgned having purchased the entire interest
j ia tho FOUNDRY and RAILING SHOP, g., at the
corner VI FRONT and MONROE STREETS, in this city,
is Prepared AL orders that may he entrusted TO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
DREssLERs
HAIR JEWELRY STORE,

=. No. ! SoaiL Eighth Stgctt, Pk}adelpdm.
M hand and for sale choice assortment Of superior
" pAtiern--and will plat order, Bracelets Ear
Rings Finger Rings, Breast Pins Crosses Necsaees Vest
aul @ ard Chains, Sc,, &c.
LIZ Orders enclosing ihe hair to he plated may he
tent ny mail tive drawing you on
paper and enclose such amount you may choose to
pay,
Cost ~ follows Ear Rings, 81 To i6 Breast pins 81
to 81 fMger Rings, 20 cts to s35Di Vest Chains All 10
81 NecKtares, 50 10 $40.
So Hal put into Medallions Box Breast rns, Rings.
y uuld and Silver bought ut fair rates
ag.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
IRON Ratings, Verandahs, &c.

Having complete and choice selection Of patterns he
believes Ms facilities superior to any establishment in
The safe for th nartiouisr branch aud he feels warrant
r m AG.uing his friends That any orders for enclosing
Cemetery ots yards, NerArdahs will give entire sasis-
faction. CHARLES STEWART.
wiuningi n, Del March /, ls5l.-i2iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL

No. ~ Dock 81, Phaadeiphid,
Late COL r. h. JoNEs)
mIlIs Hotel kept the European Pa7, Is convenient
i for Travellers, Citizens and the Public generally he
iu. in the immediate ueghborhood Of the Exchange al
Joining the Post Office, and within few minutes walk
of the Delaware wharve, the landings for steamboats,
from all parts
Meals tan be had at all hours, from o'clock in the
morning 10 II O'Clock at night for l2R cents and up
wards Lodging Rooms be procured at all times for
81 & cents pr night The Chambers clean well
tkiied and all newly furnished The Eating Depart
rnt will he provided with the best the market pro
iure; The rnking Counter furnished with good ues
aud choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes tnat by strict
personal attention ih competent and obgne servants
he will be able to please. -
j. OTTENEIRK,
date Of Baltimore Md, aud Madison House. Philala.l
jy.7-ly, PROPRIETOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

sage, SA6EJust received laIge let of Sage in bulk
y also pressed in pound halEpound and
Sausage makers will do we'll to call al A. H. Grimshawa
Drug Store, No. 600 Market Street.
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National Envelopes,
National Paper.
THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL

Having purchased an assortment of the Ia
test styles OF
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OLD METALS BOUGHT.

1hey are dealing IN and selling Aliens llaUreved
steam 6auge, wrought Iron welded Pines ana Tn
ping, hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine.
Stephen Hughes Flour separators German Poifs
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing Hoe, ~
Of the best kind; Tinpate, Sheet from Egoet nj,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal Spelter, Fire Brick
!. They have every facility Of the best Mscbinerv
ana oTkmen, and viii give all work entrusted ID
tneM, ther Individual attention, filing orders
promptly Warrsnting thtirwork, and are safisfed
with reasonable prices
~ - - OIhce aud Sale Rooms, No 80 Main stree
ROunuei y Boiler Yard an Machine SHOE On p ~
s m yst@een First 'econd Streets Evans.
nacT
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WORM CANDY.

Sa mt o nine Lozenpes.
ME offer these LqEeuges without dis31ise fo
their composition AS their Hama iuuort7.
they depend for their EN- caey upon santonine alone
1.-The lately discovered active principle offhs IN
ropean or Levant Worm Seed
All the merit which we claim IA orr medicine
lie the purity Of the sautoniuo which IL anfirs and
the caretul manneE in which ~ has been incarBo-
rated with end distributed tn Ough fhe mass IRON
which the LozenFes have been formed
To be sure of these important points va hq-e
them prepared at the LnuiaVille Chemical Works
wnere the Santonine & hrsf tested Tor ps purity
and then Csmbined in tire Lozanee fn srcL ,-sv -
70 retain us properties and virtues unchanged.
To the Profession We preseEfa valuable and well
known medicine ia convenient ana attractive
form, Of uniform and known stroneth-ihe diror-
pons indicating the dose Of Santonino according ~
the u. s. P.
To the public We offsr = remedy for sVorms an
caelous safe, and as pleasant as oonfsotonary, lad
moderate price.
FOR sale BIZ all reputab'e Druggi7ts throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER h co.
d6wom. Main st.
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~. go. 49,. --.--...- EVANSVILLE IND
HwWE PROPRIETORG or THE CITY F0ffs
A dry beg leave to inform their friends and n O
public in general, that they prepared to do al.
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK
and everything appertaining to The Foundry fgtsi.
ness They aye manufacturing STEAM EsaIyEs AN
BOILERS OF any size and power required Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of ans size DisffI-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gurn-
ming Machines Fhrashiug Machines. Malt Mills
HorsepcwerS Corn-shellers, Machinery Of an Ffrds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CASTING II
every description Iron Housefronts Cellar Graues
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest inn
proved patteTnsi Hollow Ware, Dog IRONS &c
BREWERS, D1STILLEES, RECTIFTERS a.
supplied with every description Of Copper ana
sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigsrafors
AttempUratOrs, Sparges, Stiliheads and Worms ~.
an improved priJsiPlo Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans SYMPTOMS, &c; Copper, Lead an5
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of ever
variety Tor beer spirits, OH, a Brass Cocks and
Valves Steam Whistles, de-
Workmen sent 70 al parts 10 &c up work and d.,
Work. DC. A