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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15
SLAVE RESURRECTION IN KEN
TI1CKY
FRANKroRp, Ky, MAY 10 1861.

FRANKFORT, KY, May 10, 1851.
Messengers arrived here this morning
saying that three or four hundred negroes
had armed themselves and formed into a
company, and were committed depreda.
tions that the whites undertook to dis
arm them, and that several were killed.
The Governor has sent General Buekner
to ascertain the truth oil the matter. lie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15

DISTRESS OF NATIoSs.-India is the
scers of a Gesolating famine, after having
gone through desolsting rebellion. Aus
tria is on the verge of bankruptcy, and
about 10 lose Hungary and Venetia. It,
alyis preparing for war. So is France
Prussia is about 10 contend with Denmark
Turkey totters to its base. Bosnia is in
arms, Rome is in its last agonies, and Pol
and appears to be on the verge of revolu-
ton. To this we may add our own civi! war
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIR-
GINA
WHEELING, May 10th, 1851.

WHEELING, May 10th, lSGl.
The Convention TO form separate
State, west of the Alleghenies, meets at
Washington Halt on Monday. 1t is cx.
pected thirty counties will be represented.
The counties are firm for the Union no
ma ter what Eastern Virginia may do.
Two companies of United States troops
have been mustered into the service at
Wheeling, by Mjor Oakes, late Of Texas.
The United States government encour>
ages the Union movement in this section
of Virginia. Two thousand Maynard ri.
tcs have been sent here for that purpose.
Hon. John 5. Carlisle, the leading spir.
it of the Union movement, is now here,
closeted with prominent men perfecting a
schedule for operations.
Monday'S proceedings are expected to
be highly important and in.clesti.g. The
calculation is to elect Governor, mems
bers of the Legislature, United States Sen.
ators and representatives, and in all other
respects act as if it were O sovereign State.
Thirty-three counties al cnlready in the
league.
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Sxsrus ~ 4sG tEsEGD.-9t is said to 10
the intention of Mr.. Chas. Smith, in New
York, to como forward to the aid OF the
country with regiment Of Smiths. lie
thinks that there are enough men Of that
name in New York alone 10 form an en-,
tire regiment. The officers will all be M
med John.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15

Ba-We have frequently appealed to
our friends to keep COOL" and to avoid,
as far as possible, all exctements, discuss
ions and controversies with their political
opponents and we are glad TO be able to
say that thus far ou: suggestions have
been carried out 20 the very letter. We
hear of almost daily indignities perptra-
ted by the indi,creet Republicans and Alb
olitionists, upon their political opponents
and any number of threats made and the
only wonder is that serious difficulties
have not already occurred. We are sure
that no Democrat will be guilty of any act
Of disloyalty, either in word or deed
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bay-We take the following from the
Harrisburg Patrfotd, Union of Friday last

Harrisburg Patriotic Union of Friday last
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-At 10 clock yestei'
day handsome company of stalwart men
arrived from Clearfeld, accompanied bya.
most excellent bras. band. The company
is under the command of J. Oscar Lorraine,
and among the Lieutenants we noticed
John Big er, son Of ex Governor Bigler;-'
Captain Lorraine, if we are not much ms
taken. is the same man whom {" RepuolF
can editor in the wildcat district, iew
weeks ago recommended to be tarreo ana
fe,thered, because he was secessloni'.
While the wildcat Republican editor y y
talking, Captain Lorraine periis his iie
by acting. The presumption is, that tns
Captain has always been Democrat, anu
unfortunately for those who we're so eager
in the beginning of the campaign 10 stamp
all Democrats as secessionists, it happens
that a majority ofboth officers and pri'"-
les hold to the same political faith.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15


CoNrIsCArIoS.-AS short time ago n reg
olution was introduced into the House OF
Representatives, by Nj. Ball, instructing
the judiciary Committee to institute GER
tain inquiries with reference t) the prop
erty held in this State by Senator Mason,
of Virginia, and to prevent it's alienation,
so that in case ofhis conviction of treason
it might be conliscatea or forfeited. The
preamble assumed Mason tn bp guilty of
treason TO the United States and TO the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. There
can he no doubt of his treason To the Uni
ted States, although the fact has not been,
and may,nevor be, judicially ascertained,
But before the Legislature takes any act.
ion in the direction of uonfscation, it
may be well TO consider the following I'M
portant truths
Mr. Mason not being a citizen of Penn>
sylynnia, owes no alleglence to the State,
and cannot, Therefore, commit treason a.
gainst il.
If he is guilty Of treason, it has been
committed against the United States.
The Constitution of .he United States de.
clares that no attainder of treason shall
work corruption OF blood or forfeiture ,ex.
cept during the life Of the person st.
tainted. There can be no such thing as
confscation of property for treason, accor.
ding 10 the Constitution.
The attempt of State TO confscate the
property Of non.refidents Tor treason may
cause retaliation, and subject North ern
citizens owning property at the South to
heavy losses. The amount of real and
personal property Owned by Northern men
at the South far exceeds that held by
Southern men at the north-so that we
would be the heaviest losers by ntrodu-
cling the practice of confscation.
This question should be considered and
determined without reference TO the par
ticular case which has given rise 20 it, no
matter how offensive and deserving of
punishment Mr.. Mason may be.-Pdtriot
d' Union.
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has not yet returned, The military are in

has not yet re'urneuj Inc mi'i'ary arc III
readiness.
RISING Sun, Ind, May 10. 1861.
The telegraph operator at Patriot, Ind ,
telegraphs that lo has been called upon to
aid in quelling negro insurrection, which
broke out last night in Even and Iallatin
counties, in Kentucky.
Great fears were felt, as it was sup
posed the negroes were led or by
two or three white citizens OF Kentucky.
The people are gathering all their forces
to put down tie rebellion, and runners
have been sent into indiana foi assistance
Captain Wills of this place, who has q
company ready for our own State service,
has tclegraphed that ne would send his
men and arms to their assistance, if need
ed.
The telegraph line has been down al
the morning between Patriot and Nevay
30 we are without any news from the lat,
ter place. 1t is thought the line has been
cut by the insurgents to prevent the
Transmission OF the news OF the insur.
rection.
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lsy~ The Legislatureis still in session.
having passed what is familiarly called q
stay law-but as we have not a copy Of II
before us, and are ignorant of its partcu'
lar features, we forbear to speak ofit u
will be given to our readersir cur next.
They have also passed bill approprl'.
ating three millions Of dollars to defray
the expenses of a,ming the State, &c.,
making, with the amount appropriated al
the regular session, $500, 900.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15

nN-The Post Office at Chickies, Ian.
caster county, nd Birch Island, Clinton
county, are discontinued.
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.


THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
The action OF this tody is looked to
with great interest by all Union men, as
well we presume as by the Secessionists.
There can be 10 doubt, however, that at
the opening of the session, large major.
ity OF the members we're in favor of imine
diate secession, but the argument used by
the general government seems 20 have
wrought great change within the last
few days, which we believe to be only a
change OF policy on their part.
They have, however, passed a series of
resolutions, all looking to a reacesble So
luton Of our troubles, oc which the fol-
lowing is Jne:
ResOted, That the State of MARYLAND ear
nestly and anxiously desires the restore.
tion of peace between the belligercnt sec.
tons of the country, and the President,
authorities and people of the Confeder.
ate States. Having over and over again,
officially and unotficially declared that
they seek only peace ana self defence, and
10 be let alone, and that they are willing
to thtow down the sword the instant that
the sword now drawn against them
shall be sheathed, the Senators and Dele
gates Of Maryland do earnestly beseech
and implore the President of the United
States 10 accept the olive branch which
is thus heh out to Kim, and in the nams
Of God and humanity TO cease the un.
holv'and most wret;hed and improbable
strife at least until the assembling Of
Congress at Washington shall have given
time for the prevalence Of cooler, aud bet
ter counsel.
a joint resolution has been passed ap.
pointing committee of four from each
house, to proceed at once te cGll upon
President Lincoln, Jeff Davis, and the
Governors Of Pennsylvania and Virginia,
thereby hoping TO avert the calamities Of
civil war, bat looking to pcaeeable sop
aration of Southern States from the I'm
ion.
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For tie RcpujlicJ
Clearfield Rife Company.

The Clarified Rife Company, Capt. ",
OGDEN, met ut Goshen on The 9th instant
G7 men answered to their names when the
roll vas called. Much enthusiasm pre-.
vailed, and before the meeting adjourned
SS men. good and true, were enrolled and
ready to march.
The Captain put his men through tho
various military e, e,olu,ions, until about
O'Clock, when in consequence of the rain
they took shelter in the church. Here
Ellis Il Livergood was called upon and
delivered stirring and patriotic address
After which, Maj. j. h. Kelsey Responded
to similar call in few sensible, practic'
al and feeling remarks. The best feeling
prcyailed. l.
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Npusss. IL. far gsIs xnn Rfnt.

!
i Centre street No. Co. ne2 I'm f2ul s. s,rt apply
al7U M r. A. I + r., ~ u ! Ah1l,
| TNOR RENT -So,.roI at - ,,T,,,
| z lawyers Ne i, th P;i5 ''"'e Or 'CHo LOT
/ No E",i{h n IN on b7nk Apply to GtaS Il CO.
| s2z=, n,,-,,5- !, 49,, aii-lw
! ERi:i DWELLING with or w;rb!+ yrri. "'s'I e
5c. I'd g9@ Place HENRY " EOGEKs B,oiSr c2 si-
HETANTFn M, 80, tlt-f
| w On or ne rc,t iH CO. EAChAN"E FOR FARM
5'@i 10 .srs EoT W in . 40 "iS ia% Or l.nd
SON" money. Address g. - "a ~ ,us III Htwore and
49,. nor, -
g3s,:i fth hhNT--FEE RTFAI NrTJ
::I M,, X a TO- aea arcut .. lrY ACRE ~
nils tom he rit limits u AZ Nrtrr, about tte
Sti,ii .1 ,y!. i .mcr ,,u, VI ''' ISL OF
f,om IL city limits s, Gh !" N fHa1 o'9Y about ooe mile
For further particulars apply 80 the waer -.eari,s
ai5e, 't,''' street. TWTa a..t EEES son,
EtROTTND RENTS FoT S.T7 c. 80
u permanent Rents for $. !e G. and ''u''
aI2,r Henry v zoe Frs Broker,
,sVO EYCHANcE CIV ,C3I,s,
= Gindgg on the Frederick turnpike short distance
civ nwaiIySg h I 'iliE ste, wa ne exchanged for
about $i2 GO o. D@rng sS F a'iF b,, - TaiG valve
III hoftlerIy direction from the city OF Dwelling
ostr HENRY W. ROGERS,
= corner ohtrles and Fave Str.ets
fs Of T Ro,,ir, hE !,,i:, "AREt0U5E No
.4-A MoleJt, Mnckbic 4 IIoi Pcs.ns;'I . s "2is
10th instant Apply to ET Ttrr 3H the
aS-eou* Mnnnt v.rn =" ~ pi ~,
49,, " q, -, -, , w , ,r.
E.;:;f NM FOh 81 bE.--lhls property, Goa
S2sS i'en miles from -l:imorp IN = rnrtn,llv g'r.
u"n BINDING upon good turnpike aud bnt one rgiI i
IaH from a RAILROAD station Is in Il ls stata Of cl;;
vah"n well Watt Ell and fenced, aaI has an tan If
~ ~, kndS Of Fruit The improvements are n su5s.nisi
0hlEh DIV EiLNG, with all other out hor.c IenIis;i
HENRY ~ pEGEt,s titt''.Fr'
a3tf corner t,y,arJ.s .,,S It,rss>,, t'oH'i
.r,,Err.T,rI,,r - 'H we su'"ls.
A ,OuN ny BEATS FOR SALE A ra~a
" opportunity is lreserr tn p-r,nus s;.,,;, 80
purchase first Class COZ STKY 81 n in -, ~
The undersigned his several in - t Wy par inn-
near the city limits, which he hnugi y., ~ W. '"'
HENRY v EOEEI,L Rr'l-a.
atf corner Charles an F,y r,t-. s.r,'.'.
49,. FnP =, Al y M o.-A7,, ~, ,.-,.-.--.--
49, I'm - ALE oh kENJ.-ihp ID W ELL
Pin ING HOUSE. No. 3!- West Ic.7.,.o, ,Eo,, 81
ts9i worth street, Lat by 2an frnt 10 Jn.ii Stri
House three-sorv front and hack with M dr,, ir,,
a",ts and garden and srub'ery in I'm on rr Amy
~ '''f'h Ali,N iyIs-If"
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T0HE Fl. REA l. Co,
ID CL0ThIERs,
+ REa aFp Sssa1s -
70 Che pnslic generally that their stock of Clothing much
Hayss nSy Gn apa splendid stock Of CLOTHS cAss
sscture. " ''' A-' manu-
oravats, scafs Ties, saspenders Randkerchefs Shirts
Theif stece Use SERVH24 and OILED olors1sa
worthy the attention otsPlauters oc!si
EXIH!TELOCK'S PHOSPHATE
" No better application TO and potatoes can be
mace than dressing of this fertilizer.
to 9g 9rsS 5c fs for oats or believe superior
test q soa quantity along le of other manures
PG aI5ssy by W. "HlfEt 1 saats Street s9
/ 4 PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IS This celebrated Wine ia highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of rich uty taste unsurpassed in quality by
RUSS (CabnetS CHAMP1GHES-Partcu attention o.
Is to it's qualities and superiority
TO b the natural product Of e
apSI;95 IA H nd tn nsns e Rhis sroaily ooia
the d icy d saS O. e R a0a e
| thing cige but theice Of the grape
]. Gozad Co.,
| ,..,-,, A Chhions sur harne, Frsnce.
CHARLES H. MYERS II BRO,
Sssass FOR SALE.--One Siz-seat Panel
bargain Appiv at aOs BAITig0RE STRERT, ar
COFFEE.-Government Java COFFEE, i'm.
- ported per Scotia, for sale by Won KApFF L ARENS
" German street. m234w
M WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, together with
~ the PICKLES AND SAUCES OF Messrs. CROSSE l
pSAok~S*L' constantly on hand and for sale by
go GREEN & YOE
'''' sW Baltimore stssst
pOURBON WHISKY
Ro W1fSE s Ev small lot of superior BOUR
BUY winch offer to our customers as a pur
article at q 10" price, to suit the times
i 70, s sa,e w GREEN x ZOE,
Jelitli % W. baltimore, near Holiday st.
pALM LEAF FANS in large varieties.
| soS >a'e pV PoULTNEY 4 NOALE,
-.r------ 70 "a Lombard straAt
. GALL $50 sacks Ashton's fine I66 saolr
~ Worhingons dne and I,345 sacks Ground Alnn, %
sfoat per ship Macauay from Liverpool. For sale hu 90
. FOARD d ROGERS
!. T. Jel2-tf No is Bowlv's wharf
rLARET.-
~ cases OF fine imported WIN different brand
Also, 100 doG ST. Julian, our own bottng, very An
3 VINE which we offer low. 8 :
For sale by GREEN h YOE
isls-tk e8West Baltimore, near Holiday o.
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3toGks, Gxtbangs, kc.

~' ~S'S''c'' w.
s4NlRbT-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
= turing ia november aud Decembe,,, wanted by
AZ I've No. - Sou MI n t y
ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE
EXECUTED by sAN'L HaRRIS. x SON,
a. ~ 80 Baltimore street.
WORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
for sale at a liberal discount by
jsnr TIC! - /; eAEso :ir..t
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums TO suit, at a small
* premium by teIUI Tao i. CARSON
kE ARYLAND STATE SKIES.
IN - sal. BA 1t, %oRE GAS coMPAHT STOCK
" Weare prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con
sEp1 Dsqtsd 70 our friends nessTs o9dTf Co.
d9't corner OF Cheslsae and Lombard street.
| n nRTIiW ESTEEM VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jol7f Basement mt 6hei is1StS IL Hank
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN gNT
~ 71n P2iSrS souTE AND WEST made BY o,,..,,
| RALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD co.
Es BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS Ir,
tt6-tf basement Chesapeake Bank,
pALTTMoRE AND OHIO r. R. BONDS 1857
S7 Baltimore and OHIO Railroad bonds 1875.
20 90. TO 1881.
Northwestern Va. Railroad bonds I'd rnoItgage
M Mepgq by , sAMSEG nS&&iHsa,o '5s.,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
: ,NoTGS FOR sale by Tito J. CARSON,
| EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADEI.-
"a "a EHIA, B0s TON RICHMOND PErEKSBURG and
N1 t,ss,tf for sale by la 30, : ,GaRsoN,
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- On al 9o'ns South and West garchase Ct best rates,
rc2Gr ''' "a, l. tii,d $50 Me-,
BROTHERS BOglNGER,
NJ, nae re-
FOX SIN Z F FSSia on s at
sncip"l cites oil Germany on London Paris and Amste
| A DVANOES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
ts46lf FH6, J. CARSON.
frank OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
A .s,YY JNo, GTTINGs Il co,
| M AkYLAND SlXES- Maryland 6 per cent
| I'VE Inscribed loan, for sale by
,, SAM. HARRIS, Jr,
| fe'N Basement heSaprake Bank
| TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
-. SAA.. HARRlS & SONS,
!si- II 1895 Baltimore street
u Il o, r. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
| 4I. JN0. s Cuttings Il co,
S't ~ South ST
! enCRip OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- FhiA INSURANCE COMPANIES EgRg by
| "ZZu Is Exchange Place
GTERLING EXCHANGE.
! - Forssieby KNOX < co,
|
! STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
AJand sold by JN0. ). CUTTINGS d co,
| sou 29 South st.
| ma lSSUURl 6's FOX SALEBY
| 4rA JNO 5. Cuttings a co,
sou % South St
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
A'A JNO. 5. Cuttings 4 Co,
| so't % South st.
ETIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| Il Dy SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
| jui"u Basement chesapeake Bank
| IA ARYLANR STOCK 1890 WANTED BIZ
| W. JNO. s. Cuttings Il co,
| s'u % South st.
4 COMMERCIAL IL FARMERS BANK STOCK
| >wHntsd by JhO. s. CUTTINGS * co.
| Seu % Sou h ST.
III EW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| wanted by KNOX & co,
| "'@ru Exchange Place
baltimore 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| kPDy SANT. HARRIS Jr.,
| Jui7-tf Basement Ches,U-a,,r Rant
! NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| L Y wanted by SAMI, HARRIS lr
| JuIl-tt Easement Chesapeake Bank
-
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VALUABLE FARM

p IN HOWARD COUNTY,
EAR THE BALTIMORE ANU OHIO RAILROAD
rms Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRtN OF V.ry superior Land, wei wooded and water
mas several nne building Sites and abundantv supplied
WITH ne Springs and running situated a The
comfy Road leading from the Fred, rick turnpike 10 the
Railroad The situation is elevated, It has a commanding
view and is perfectly healthy
1t will he sold il parcel divided 10 su aers
%S-Ietms reasonable.
Apply t" ". ". GLENN,
M u North Stre
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EEHIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE. NO. es SECOND STREET
UND0UBTED SECURITY AND LOW RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established az
cy c follow FIRST class Companies with aggregate
capita. exceeding e

SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
AsrNA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD. ,0oU
PEENIN INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD...... sah0cO
MERCBANTs' ms. CO, HARTFORD. ... aso0Oo
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, HARTFORD........ 2bO.a0
SAsSAsOIT ms. CO, sPRINGFIELD........ 2s0,Oa
SPRINGFIELD ms co, SPRINGFiELD 500 o0,
44sFNh LIFE INSURANCE CO, HARTF0RD- 25aGoa
INTERNATIONAL IAFE DO, LoNDoN.... 2soooo
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid ct the Agency
slT-f I a PRoUn d soNS
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By the OF these Pills the periodic attacks OF Nervous
Or SICK HcadGcs may he prevented and il taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
o which females subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding CosusassS
foI LtterdTy men, SHdeatS Delicate Females and all
persons OF sdsGTy habits, they valuable Ld9G-
ttos improving the appetite giving tone and rigOr the
digestive anu restoring the natural elasticity and
strength OF the whole systEm
The CEPHA Lie PILLS the result OF long nvestiga-
ton ard carefully conducted experiments having
use many during which time they prevented
Headache, whether originating the nervous system
from deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and the absence Of any
agreeable taste renders easy administer them
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFFTS!
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry c. Spadin
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE Is CENTS.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING.
As Cedar Sres, new York.
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

in the Immediate neigborhood OF the well known farms
OF Htssrs. Cromwell Linticum ai,d others which sGpry
the Baltimore and Pha3elnhi markets LARGELY aftl
fruit most Of which is particularly adapted FOR yegrt,be
AMI Ftnt clitlre. aiions ia" Min i portiaa Of it is
well IIAhEHhD, and there many sites yyr,h cN
u ron II II L.
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| H'ylh"uiy
III HISS II COLE,
,-,,-........ No. 50 SoGvg CaAKLgs g7spE1,
ALI fiNDs ' 81 AIE ME-. Il ahk 5:5Al'S l."
T. hoe Z CO.'S CAST sTaGI, MIL, CROSS CUT aud
FIsBE I !, : Norris, ANE&!CAN EAGLE ANyiIs and
FIEhhDD,S; SAN6WIGH y IS CUT TACKs, sF9ENAILs.
SG% ESez$9 $GHs@ o 'i z AS Gi4IEr POINT
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoNPANY,s
FlFccH 9 a 4i!ANGrAcrURING CoaFAEg's CABINET and
ANEEtiiiG9=z# BoRs2NAIL comPANy's H0vsE AND
81 wi 4So2 9% \ Iq y 5F ana md TPiA2fS
DAE SGvg,;SS,& WAL6aoNS BRAND CORN and GRASS
$ Sc HAS $$:SEATEs sqyG1E sEo%es &c, Nc
Allo Which We Offer atiovest Factory Prices. ny2tt
kEYSEK, TE0XEIL 4 co.
IRON " a r e Il 0 USE,
No. 10 SaurH CAIN SAT Sr
EXPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
d dtoN eng STEEL have constantly On hand complete
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAnRoA6' i sPiS ~ si;'y IS 8 cHAINs.
Elk $iiGET IRON %SLi. Egf fsSjsh 7fotan
AN4&At and GASE66 I E' iRS FSGHIE$ss&
E,UGAN : JENKINS.
10 $ So q; caFL Us S S. .ff.' STS
E%Sh$ FGFT@% $o IL M S@sAe ars.l
YALES s;, FRENCH AvgEE, AUota EIrrs, &C
J. Z RQFEY RoaiE" &sGHIEGs
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