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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
INTERyENTIOy...THE NORTH.

Some of our people in the South, may
think; from what they can gather from the
papers, that Intervention and recognition
by European powers, near at hand. We
do not bolieve so. The northern ineli-
gence we receive in this regard, in our o.
pnion, is all Cannon, manufactured by the
administration party and press, for effect
in the south-the object being to luli us to
sleep by this delusion of recognition, and
whilst W. are feasting upon this humbug,
the northen army is continually gaining
strength and pushing their invasion fur
Their and further into our country.
There certainly cannot be recognition
by the English government, without a
change in the English Cabinet. That there
is large party in England, favorable to
recognition, may be readily granted but
we do not consider the English govern
1nent to be so disposed. England is deci-
dedly anti-slavery, and this sentiment a.
lone, will prevent an immediate recogni-
ton. In fact, we believe nothing but the
meat and bread question, will ever drive
England to this point.
The French government is, doubtless,
friendly disposed towards our young Con-
federacy, but our latest advices from France
are to the effect, that Napoleon has over
ruled that portion of his Ministry favorable
to immediate recognition, and awaits the
LIST. of January, that he may witness the
effect of Lincoln's emancipation proclama-
ton.
Let us not, then place too much reliance
in this ignus .fdtuus, but be wide awake and
tet it come, but let us by all means, be pre-
pared for the worst.
Our sister States on the border of the
federacy, are bleeding at every pore,
and accounts reach us continually, that our
brethren there are being butchered in cold
blood-even the helpless women and chill
dren are not exempt. Our own beloved
Texas, is threatened with invasion, and the
day may not be far distant, when our own
Low ones will be subjected to the same in
suits and destruction, of which We hear in
Missouri, and other States.
Then, in Gods name, instead of hugging
this recognition humbug to our bosoms, as
sweet consider, let us be up and doing,
and prepared to meet the brutal foe with
sharp and polished bayonets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

by The abolitionists have completely
fortified Helena, Ark. on the completion Of
which they had jollifcation-a parade,
salutes from "Fort Curtis" the feet in the
river and the field batteries in the redans,
the whole concluding with grand review
of all the forces. They had better keep a
sharp lookout for one Parsons and All
johnson, who seem to have peculiar feel
ing for their foraging traius and ringers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
To THE PEOPLE OF TEXAs.
CLufmISG nvREAu, THASs- Ms, DtrT., }
Latte HOek, lrl =, Dot - IsA b

CLufnISG nUREAu, THASs- Nsr DtrN,
Lanis ROet, ASl,, Od, -, lsi1,
That the troops n,w In this hell, exposed 20 the
gOrs nf the approaching winter, may hr ru1Hiri
Glothing, agents aud clothing drlois haze ty,n .
tahli,lIe,l Throughout this ntIr military drIarlu.
In TrNas nilly authorized rrpfr,cnlAtiNrs ul
TTaus- Mississippi Clothing Bureau, arr Cd, ;,
GRITTITH, Chief Agent iVr southern Texas aud Ne
leo, statiuned at S1n AuIoniu, aud Capt \, U.MEiC
Uhirt Agent for Nuilhern Texas, stationed ~ Jpf.
ron. All other agencies heretofore established
these rrsprIve districts unite. approved 10y
Oh irf Agents above named or having spec aGl!
ity from the Chief Vt the Clothing Bureau, are hc.
hy nnnUllul.
An Clulhng Agents acting IN TcNas, South
Huntsville, will rrp,rt NJ once, either In porsun
hy letter, 10 Col, GEITlTH, and all North OF n
place WILL IN like manner, rep"rt Ia Capt, NniGi
stating In full, what they have done, aud what nnut
at supplies van probably be- obtained, and imparu
any other pertinent Information.
All quurIermastors and other officers engaged
procuring army clothing, ure requested 20 confer
cooperate with the Chief Agents of the Clothing
r,g,l, that the best Interests Of government may
sulscrycd, audour troops the moro certainly supp
with clothing,
Of Wool, T. Mr., joins n, EAHIt, al Waco Village, q
all pcrsons.havng wuul for sale will please make
fact kno-Au tu him.
Tho principal agents and dcpots being At San An
nin aud Jefferson, other agencies and dcpots will
established throughout the State, with view, l.
Ia collecting aud forwarding clothing ma cloth
material. This arrangement will he permanent
nugas the necessity lasts aud will, II is hoped, ell
n system, which will fully develop the resources
the Staic-giyc encouragement TO home indusir,
aud this Military Department, Ms 10 clothing ltss
dirrs, scll-su,tagiing All persons interested IN
welfare of our brave teoops, now facing the chemyi
enduring the exposures of n winter camragn'
earnestly requested TO give Col griffith, Capt WEI
aud their suh-Rgouts, a hearty cooperation.
By order of Mai, Con. HOLMES, cong Trans-A
sl.sippi Department, JOHN u. BuRroN'
Ny, aud i, q. ~, chief " Ciolhias- BureGu, Tic
Mics. Drp'L
November 22d, lsG2-l:3t,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

pSS- D. Richardson, Esq. advcriiscs that
the Texas Almanac for 1868, will be ready
Tor delivery on or before the first of Janu-
airy. Its table of contents, beside the Cal
endar tables, is quite lengthy, and the arti'
clcs embrace matters of peculiar interest at
this period. Price so cts. per copy, or s.
1cr dozen. Address D. Richardson, Pub
Usher, Austin Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

FROM ARKASsAs.-We take the following
from the Little Rock Gazette, of the 18th
"From information we have from the
West, we learn that there is not now a sim
gle Federal in that portion of the State
Schofeld s. Army, at the last accounts, was
at Rockbridge, Ozark county, Mo-, moving
down the same road followed by Curtis,
when he came into Arkansas. What his in-
tentions are the future only can tell. He
will be met and driven back.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
NOTICE.

QtARTkRMAS1Ek OFFICE
Dallas, Texas, November n, 1869.
have been stationed here for the purpose " y
yiding transportation and forwarding all army (,
plies Ia the army in Arkansas, and will prUmply :
ward all contributed clothing 10 its proper dcs,i
ton, thut mny he dircctc, to my care at this posi-
| wish to purchase all the wooden socks That
lie had, for the benefit Of our soldiers now H. Ark
saS, and will pay fair market price for oil that /
De delivered 10 me. JULIAN FIELD,
[i2:lml Capt. and 40. NJ. =. a, C. g
san Antonio Herald and Houston Telegraph
3 times and send bill to this Office for collecion.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

pSyMessrs. Eakin & Etter, of the Wash
ington Telegraph, have been elected Public
Hrinters for the State of Arkansas. Mr..
Etter, says the Gazette, is now the oldest
man engaged in conducting public Press
in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

by" by asst nights mail we received no
late papers, and are thrown back upon our
cid exchanges, already pretty thoroughly
cullcd for matter to fill upwiIh. The north
ern mail did not arrive unrilabout . o'clock,
and the Southern mail did not come ut all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

RSy1 The editor OF the Confederate News
Jefferson has just returned from Georgia,
where he has made arrangements for sup
ply of paper, and announces in his last issue
that he will, on the LIST December, COM
mence the publication of semi-weekly, in
addition to the weekly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

Not long since, Henry Ward Bcechcr said
that Lncolns proclamation would, Of it.
self, end the war. iIc now regards the
proclamation in the same light rs the
"Popcs Bull against the comet or us n
ship frozen among the iccbcrgcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
DETERMINATIONS Notice.

NroTiCE Is hereby given that at the October Term
~ Of The Probate Court Of Palo Pinto County, the
undersigned was duly appointed AdhlihistIn'or OF
ems Indebted 70 said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment and those holding claims against
aid estate will plexse present them duly authentica-
ted. within the time prescribed by law.
49, r. VAUGHN, Administrator.
Nov Is leC2-2.6wS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

RAJ Gen. JEFF. Thompson, was in Little
Rock few days since. May we not soon
hear from The "Swamp Fox" dealing death
and terror to the Unionis.s and abolition
SITS Of Missouri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
HEADQUARTERS, l5ru TEXAS CAVALRY,

HEAD-QuARTEGs, l5Tu TEXAS CAvALRY |
Cdnp Nelson, near Aostin, Ark., NOc. ii, lSO2.
SPECIAL ORDERS, Ne. 20.
In accordance with the above order, list OF the
names ofthe persons discharged has been forward
ed to Lieut.. LUl u. b. Cuhersun, who has been as
sguc 10 the duty of assembling said discharged per-
sons at Tyler Texas, and marching them to TINS ar
N.Y. All person discharged will immediately re-
port to him, this regiment, OF they Will be treat
cd dcsert0rs -
BY order of Geo. II. Sweet, Col. om'dg 18th 7. Z,
u. SHELBY KENNARD, Aduant
1.-THE Tyler Reporter, Dallas Herald, San Antonio
Herald, and Austin Gazette, viii please copy anu
f,,rward bills-Litle Rock True Dem. l2:2wJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

There is an impression abroad that the
new CONSUMPTION of all men between 30
and 40 will be made by the Governor
This is a mistake. The new law is simply
an extension Of the old and enforced like
t.-TelegrePh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

BSy" We were pleased TO receive call,
yesterday evening, from Capt. 5. G. Ragan.
Of Tarrant county. Capt. Il. is just fro IL
his Regiment, the Nth Texas Cavalry, IN
Gcn'l. Kirby Smiths Division of the army
in Tennessee, and represents the army il
fine spirits, good health and well fed The
nth, lCol. VI. 7. johnson old regiment,
was through the whole Kentucky campaign
and Gen. Smith, we learn, was particularly
well pleased with its Sighting qualities
In the battle of Richmond itaccd n con
spcuous part, and had its rcgimental col
or bearer shot down three times, but lh"
colors were never allowed 10 trail-thcy
were snatchcd successfully from the hand,
of their brave defenders, and borne aloii
throughout the whole engagement.
Capt. Ragan left his regiment at Loudon,
in the vicinity of Nashville, where was also
stationed Capt. Douglass, formerly Goods
Battery. In speaking of the latter, Capt.
r. SAYS it is the hest drilled and best han
died battery in the Southern Conlcderacy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

nGfs" The New York Journal of Commerce
suggests to get rid of the Confederate
steamer 5000 let Lincoln issue "procla-
nation forthwith. That will be sure to
fetch him! -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
RAN AWAY

ER0M the subscriber, living 10 miles VEST ri Do
X las. on SUNDAY morning, the Both ult., a NEGko
MAN named EPHRIAM, weighs about 10 pouhus,
about &c years old the top of one o. ms cars naI
been bitten of-near half of Will give ~ "a
reward for the delivery Of the negro, or ior MS ue
tention 80 that may get HIM =. c,pprSs
dor 9Th ls62-2.lts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
EE&T'EgAY NOTICES.
teAISAG GcbEJNTK,

TAKEN UP by ID. \. Station and estravcd hc
w. Il. Marriott. ESQ. one RED aud WHITE uH
or years old marked under slope in the right
and crop off the lett appraised to $50. 1871
TAKEN Up by Daniel Castor and csiraycd
fore James W, Lane, ESQ, one yoke of WORK &
EN-onc BRINpLE on. IL years old, marked q
md spit in the right ear and under half crop in
lrtt; branded figure . one RED OK; yours
marked crop and split in the right ana under -
in tn lett ear branded on the right hip aud sh
der: valued ut SO. l:3tI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

ESyH Five steamers were consumed by hre
at the levce ut St. Louis on the 18th ult.'
during which several persons were serious
ly injured, and property to the amount OF
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars de-
stroyed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

The correspondence of the Austin Alma
nae, from San Antonio, says that the re-
ported organization und Judge Davis, in
Mexico, of renegades, is confirmed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

uEAD-QvARTERs TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEp'T,
Lutte Rock, .Irk., oct. q, 1852
GENERAL ORDER, No. 20.
[EXTrAcT.
l. Persons over thirty five years ofagc, who enlist
ed for twelve months belonging to regiments in this
Department. and who have been discharged before
the expiration of iIc term for which thry ehlsteu
have been discharged Illegally. al such persons will
therefore Immediately reoin their respective coinra'
nics and regiments, or they will be considered US de-
scrters, and treated accordingly.
BY command of Major General HOLMES.
s. 5. ANDERSON, A. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
Notice to the Public.

L
vVNUE fo Hng Is II list and description of cs' in,
l STEERS. which were valued and approprii {
hy citizens Of this county last April. without r.
lar course of law and the proceeds placed in the hi
If thc County Treasurer Of this county ly leave oi 80
Comfy Court, and held subject to be paid 10 the rig
ful owner owners of said steers, upon proper p'
made within the time prescribed by law:
one red lneback steer, aged years, marked 'l' y
off of each ear branded the left hip with ette 20
and on the right hip with letter d and figure 2; a'-
ucd Mt SO.
marked with swallow fork in each ear, and undoii
in The left, brand uninteligiblc; valued at SIG.
One spccliled steer, aged - years. marked VIVA
cr,,p of Of the left and upper and under half '
I'm the right ear; valued at'SlG.
One hla X steer, aged - years, marked with crop
off of the right and nndrrbit in the left bran
with the letters T ; valued ut ST.
One red steer. aged - years. with droored morn,
marked with crop and split in the lett ear, and ,ro
of of the right valued at Sl7.
one red Steer, aged years, marked with crop IN
sio. -,
one red and white specified steer, aged - year,
with drooped horn, marked with swallow-nli'
and underbit in the right ear ana crop on oil the
and branded with letter s valued at Sl7.
one red steer, years old, marked with swal!
fork and underbit in the left ear and crop and spi
the right brand unintelligihc: valued at Si2
Done by order of tho County Court, AT lts NOV ~
Der Term. A. d. 1862. 10.
TAKEN UP by jackson Loveless and cstrayed be-.
fore VIM Il. Marriott. ]. p, one BROWN 20 b
| HORSE, supposed to be years old next Sprin ,
about 1917 hands high indisinct brand; appra 81, u
ot 500 one woke of OXEN, white with red nr Is,
and one white with black neck, both branded II "a
hc LEFT hip, marked crop of Of the left car and nno
| bit in the right; appraised at $40. lo.I
| TAKEN UP by Johu W. Wright and estraycd ca
fore w. T. Marriott, Esq, J. p, Precinct No. 2 81 d
| RpOWN MARE MULE, 10 years old, IA hands hi v,
Spanish brand the left thigh, and an appcarni
of brand on the left jaw large saddle marks, COZ al
| ~ GEO W. LAWS, Clerk,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

BSy" Gen. Hebert has received orders TO
report Immediately at Little Rock, for duty
in the field.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
NO SHINPLASTI1RS,

OF any sort, are received NJ this Office
Confederate money, or County script, are
the only funds that will pay for the Hsraid,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
WAGONS wanted for SAN AntO-
uio md Austin.

vT,HosE persons who want to haul for the Govern
mcnt. can get employment by calling 81 the Oh
r. Of Capt Julian Field, A. O. NJ, Dallas, ieAas-
They will be paid the delivery OF ihelr loans Dy 'ne
,,,Iicsr 10 whom the stores are consigned.
O' " @. II. LEIGH,
u.sv.l Capt. and A. c. s., c. s. p. Army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
Salt for wheat.

rUAVE a large quantity of Corpus Cristi Salt,
| at Cnombcs' Mill, in this county, which, VIII ex-
change for wheat to be be delivered at the Mill.
will also grind wheat for toll, at the current
rate, with despatch. ,,,,,,,
L. p. HAUSSER.
Dallas county Dec. 6. 1SG2-2:2mos"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
Sllrlv gOrEytisr

W. ,--~,~-~-- 4>n/>>N.->~-r~@~~O~~N.~
QUARTERS, ~ DIV, ARMY OF h. Tenn,
poudrn, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1857, J
GENETAL ORDER, No. l.
|. The following named oAccrs of the llih Texas
Cavalry. will proceed to TrXaa with the money en-
trusted to ihcir cure which they will deliver to the
families of the soldiers, taking their receipts for the
same: Major Il. II. Garrison,
Lieut.. $. V. Lusl, Company A,
Private W. r. Hardin, u,
Lieut.. ". l.. Patterson, g q.
Lieut.. q. c. Doll, d..
Capt. Il. H. liarlicy, j.,
Lieut.. W. 7. Gibbons, +,
Private james OdOm, Il,
Orderly q. 7. Clayton, IL,
Capt. S. &. Raglan, ],
cant. b. II. Johnson, GO X.
H. The Senior officer in charge will publish tins
order ON his arrival at the most convenient points,
for the benefit of the ttmilics Of he soldiers. Having
transacted their business, they Will report |" their
commands bringing with them all the recruits, con-
scripts and clothing that may be procured, under inc
charge of thr senior OniccE,
By command of Mai Gen. III CowEN.
4. D. TREZERNAL, A. 4, Gen.
/ furthermore authSriZc Capt. s. c. Raglan to have
the above order published in the Dallas Herald, Il
newspaper printed ut Dallas, Texas and to liohurc
transportation for anything procured by me above
order. r. II. nAhhiN'-,'
Major lIth Texas Cavalry.
Sergeant CLAYTON, and Lieus. Lusk and Gihlcns
will collect and deliver the clothing donated heir re-
spucivc companies, at johnson station against 'he
9TH day Of January next. ), Z. hAGAN,
Capt Co. I, l4tli Texas Cavalry
Dec g, l8G9--2:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06

A Oxford. >. p, one ROAM and WHITE PlDEi'
WORK OK, about years old marked crop and W
derbit IN the left ear and crop split and nndeTbH
the right, brended on the LEFT hip eanho1 re geIn,
out appraised at s25. l-'''l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
KAUFMAN COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Thomas u Rogers ah9mt M,
south of Kaufman, a LIGHT BRlNDLE WORK ~
q wears old marked crop and split in the right
and under half crop in the left. had ON a-two dot
hell, brand supposed to be G.. Also, BAY MAI
about 10 years old left hind foot white, branded
nm OK woke about IA bands high Also, one BROW
BAY MARE MULE, about @ years old no brands '''
tcligible The OK appraised at S25, mare al 90 al'
mule at $50. lio'.l
TAKEN UP by Henry Gresham in Precinct No "
n RAY MARE, about 1872 hands high, the right hr'
f,ot white and white spot in her f'rehead, bran'r
w. blind in the right eye, and sbout years old
PRAISED Mt S25 Also, a BAY MARE COLT, oneE
Old last Spring, no brands percei'able appraised
SIS. ~
TAKEN UP nv Thomas II. Rogers in Precnt No
3, one LIGHT BRINDLE Wofk oA' crop an
sjit in the right ear, under half crop in the leA
BRAN supposed to be letter g. Aho, a'BAY MAI
ahont 10 Years old LEFT hind foot white, branded VII
an on yoke about IA hands high. Also BRON
nav MARE MULE, about years old, no bran
;ntclliribie. The OK valued at SO, mare at $50,
mule ut $780, .o,,,r, o,,,- - = ,l'1l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
T. WUNEHUUoF., u U % t
PARKER COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by J. W. Swallow and estrayed be-
fore ]. NJ. Luckey, J. P. in Precint No. !: PaIkgt
county; on the 2lst of Oct, 1862, one STRAW BEHL
ROAM HORSE, about years old, branded AZ CO..
nected, with each ear split valued ut 800 ~ hoh'
E, Crt ell and A. Price. lEoII
TAKEN Up by VIM. Harvey and estrayed before
VIM. s Layne, j. p. IN Precinct No. 6, Barker eou7
Nv. on the 18th of November, 1862, one soRh T.
MARE. with some white in her forehead, aboli o.
,aars iii llIL hands high, branded p ii on the lets
sboulder. Also, one soRREL COLT, year old !"
Lrena both valued at $40, by n. n. Marin am J
Bedford lA'o.I
T,vFx ZIP by John Lewis and estrayed befor'
-, g T,rna Il p in Precinct No. 6, Parker &C
y, M 80 20 WHITE GREY HORSE, little fiea-bit ,u
lin small lump on his right fore ankle, abont
hands high, s or years old, branded &c on me j.
,hnnIder: valued at slCO-Z. c. Blackwell and "
richardson, appraisers. - c,,. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-06
POSITIVELY,

We cannot send the Hsrah TO any one, I'M
less the price of subscription is paid
IN ADVANCE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President,
in accordance with the provisions of the re-
cent act for the collection of direct taxes in
the insurrectionary districts within the
United States, has issued proclamation
declaring in what States and parts of States
insurrection exists, namely, South Carolina,
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana,
Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee,
North Carolina, and Virginia, except from
the last certain named western counties.
New YoRK, July 1.-The following Or
der has been received in this city from the
War Department: .f
1t is ordered that out of the appropria-
ton for collecting, organizing and drilling
volunteers, there shall be paid in advance
to each recruit for three years or during
the war, the sum of $25, being one.fourth
of the bounty allowed by law. Such pay
ment to be made upon the mastering of the
regiment to which such recruits belong into
the service of the United States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
HoLLOWAYiS PILLS.

The laws relating to health exceedingly simple as
to be within the comprehension of the most limited
pacy. Disease Is an eiect-ths violation Of princ
pie of nature, consequently the infracoH of her
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medical
writer's classify the predspoEng under two heads
An unhealthy condition Of the Stomach, and a de-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
I'll A II ID w A II T..
G. A. RODNEY,

NO. 2O4 MARKET street,
Importer and Dedler in american and Foreign
Hdrdware.
SAWS.
SANDWICH & co.'s cur TAcKs BRADs, SHOE
NAILS, 6c.
wM BEATTY SONS AXEs. nATcuETs and
SCREWS
RUSSELL ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY's
LOCKS, LATCHES. &C. &c.
pADLOCKs
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON CJMPANYs CUT
and CLlNCH NAILS aud SPIKES
.. AMEs SONS suOVELs ani SPADES
JENNlNn fudH's AUuER BITS.
WILLIAM BUIOHkR'S CHlsELs aud FLAME BtTTS
NEW ENGLAND htrr COMPANY'S bUTr HINGES
aud SAD IRONS, sc &c
L. G, STEPHENS co.'s BoXWOOD RULES
BALDWIN TOOL COMPANY's BENCH aud MOULDING
PLANES.
sPENGER's aud MOSS aud dAMuLE's FILES aud
RAsPS
BUILDERS AND SHELF HtRDwARE.--a full assort
meut.
All OF which are offered at low ptices