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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

ssiled-Br brig ya6ez; bark Delaware went TO se. IL,
inst & ss q "a
Msdsrs; George Dale, Hardini, Turks Islands;
Cleared sth chr Wellington. Chapman, Philadelphia.
Ssn: STors ss Anna Shepard sosdas a
sailed sehr john croesford, Jones. Philadelphia
ss,nans sr. 10Y fCieafsd brig Queen Of Britain
.SstSIs s:tl;scsa ,.Ar. Flor. sawyer Reed,
Mailer Earch WORK sa6.o Lsinsou on and JED Frye,
40 Ts s shf css
n.o Nov 'ch' unon SYorf for
EAST 6REENwIcH. Nov S-Arrvsd, schr Marietta
TxII RIVER, Nov S--Arrived. sehr. Anna N Edwards.
Orion Hadwin. POashkeepss; Sylvester Hale Coleman,
:n-Arrivsd. .ehn James Bsrra. NIcksrson, and Mary
A wsstco, westcott Elizabethport.
Richard Borden Borden, PoushkeepaIs.
ridge Ha D.ssey sYsi ss's ss,: G' F s
Es il. ssf: IN add. ru..
Le sssds sS:so LAM. p.v,o, xvo, co,,
Bs:Ss ss sss.. si Tssys."s. 'u'''s o''''
Brooks, Young Delaware 6iiy; Alexander Cain. simp.
xis.%.s E5 SSln ssS ms Ms.ss bark. Arthur
Paine 'SaS.,i. Dalton Rs.ras 3sso H.eriss..
HAIL y MAY Ben Borland Mary Hopper Ao az
Ss brig wenonah Underwood, Pensacola
io nr sehrs Ralph Carleton Pensacola
for Bos!on Grand Island, swaziland Nyork for do warren
bmke sesseyey Rondou for Salem; Globe strsng Eliza
psnpor Tor Neweurypcrt; Chloe Hatch, Charleston for
MOBILE, Nov s-Anvsd. ship ruscarora, Rowland Phil
cls,rea As, Bsyie. Steele SYort I'D o..rancs,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2-Arrived, steamer Thos Nor
gnn, Lvingson, Philadelphia via Charleston; ship l. y
onsnnsL watts do; bark A Allen, Tarr Boston.
v-steaInships Gen Grant, Holmes. NYork. Hono-
y ~ huny, vera Cruz; bark Mary Bentley. Clarke do
esn-ATrlved. steamer Concordla, Sears, Boston.
sospinnwksr ASS Nov 2wnd esq and clear Barome-
sus paTK mspca Orr Hsvre shp wheand (Brs, sot
NoRf0LK. Nov s-ssiIed, schr Arculsrus, Gregory.
NEwsUkYPQRr, Nov 4-Arrived. schr. Jennie Sim
shs snhoune; sarah Hoffman, Haley, and kmmA .,
rb mEw sEproED yAryed schrs Ana,s Bergen.
Ssansu ocnr goodspsed, Dart, NYork.
80 vSv,nL, NOV b-Arrved, schr Ellery Anthony.
~ ons Higgins Of and from welneet for fanEer
sl5u ms An wind NV, fresh--schrs Cohasse Gibbs
ne, 9rn ior rnidepha Loe Taylor. Boston Tor do
rehs Irre True Portland for DO; sedons. Tee Thomas
Bangor To. ve Va, Smith sr lsr
%, Tor Virginia. TantsmounI Davis, salem for
eaepnM; ssml Fish, Baker, Boston for az; open Sea,
Carol casls for Phisdeipha; WArsDson Lord. NYork
as-ATrvsd, brig : Means wsns Calais for new Yori;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
A Singular Community.


-Four miles from Oneida, New York. class
calling themselves Christian Periectionists.
twenty years ago organized a community. It
numbers about 250 twenty-five arc under IL
years Of age. Property and persons are held
in common. No one Of himself owns anything.
They commenced poor, row they arc rich.--
The location is the most beautiful in the land.
II embraces COO acres In the choice Oncida
Valley. The grounds are finely laid out. Tho
principal rcsidchce is brick, three stories high.
Besides the central mansion there arc five large
buildings One is used for general dining
hall. and Others for canning fruit and various
industries. They have invented much valua-
be machinery All cat in one large hall, at
many tables. They provide neither tea nor
coffee. AMI seldom meat. Vegetables, fruits,
milk. butter, cheese, cakes, puddinEs and pics
are abundant. They have fine library and
take the newspapers
Their religious faith is peculiar. They claim
to be the SUCCESSORS OF the Apostles, to whom
was promised the speedy second advent OF
Christ. They say thot Christ did reappcar
after the destruction Of Jerusalem, when there
was Judgment in the spiritual world, and the
final kingdom in the Heavens began. They
believe that they are in direct communication
with Christ and the Rcsurrcctcd Church in the
angelic world. These things they say in a
literal, not in a fgurstiye sense. The mar
rage relation in this community is wholly un-
known. Instead, there is complete marriage
Each man is the husband Of every woman
each woman the wife Of every man. Husband
and wife have no meaning. There are no we'd
ding ceremonies, for there are no weddings
Nor are young persons mates. a young man
must mate with a woman older and more cX-
perienccd than he; young woman with man
older and more experienced than She Love
attachments for individuals are contrary to
their principles Only twenty-four children
have been born in ten years. The women wear
Boomers and short hair, aud enjoy equal
privileges with the mon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

who never lies or trifes. ] must make it or
die--so here goes. Now, win marry on this
spot any lGdy in the crowd who has the nerve
to f.ce such music; look at me, and If yCu can
love me as she loves tpointing to the BRIDE, I'll
promise to be a husband TO you-such hus-
band to YOU as she deserves, and such hus-
band rs a true-hcarted man will make to the
woman who comes trembling under his wing
I further say that no SPOT Of shame attaches
to my name, nor ever shall. And this arm
will support and protect the one who can trust
it. Who'll take mc?'
And his eyes ran slowly and steadily over
the crowd of handsome women around him; 4;
his earnest manner and novel speech had a.
reused IN intense feeling; and all was surprise
and deep sympathy with the fearless, excited
orator, when to the establishment and delight
Of every one, fawn-likc, blue-eyed girl, from
the aowory banks of Alabama, stepped mp to
his side, and looking confidently up to him,
with her hands on his arm, said
~ am thineW
BY this time his arm was around her waist,
and parting her curls, he signed the contract
with a kiss that all the married ladies after
ward pronounced of the genuine sort--pcrlect,
satisfactory. Raising his flashing eyes with a
triumphant expression from the pleasant job
Just mentioned, he said;
"Where is that parson? Send him right
herc-on this spot we met, and on this spot we
will be made onei never let such luck as this
pass me by waiting minute so oahead, alls
ready"
And the parson did go ahead, and on that
spot where they first met were they sOlemnly
united forever. When the words, "What God
hath joined together let no man put asunder,
died away, shout went up that woke the
echo for miles; every hand was extended to the
happy, lucky, veuturcsome fellow; and every
lady in the crowd pressed the lips Of the hand
some wife, .lfor moment wished were her,
but I instantly recovered my self-possession,
and thrust the weakness from me; women
kissing each other always seemed a waste Of
sweetness to me, but they know best,) and
laughing, shouting, happy, we all returned on
board.
Our generous Captain seta splcndidsuppor
the clerk made ont two marriage certificates
they were signed by the parson and seventy
four witnesses five more made the nine, you
know men women, and children, oil told
everybody signed. Then we danced, welaugh-
ed, we made children of ourselvos-yes, | am
afraid we made fools Of ourselves. BE that as
it may, when the watch changed at noon Of
night, the bluffs on the dark shores Of the river
returned only an unbroken echo Of the hoarsc
coughing Of the Emily Barton's engines, for we
slept, and our dreams yainly tried to vic with
the lovely reality Of the evening.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
POETICAL.
MIDSUMMER.


Past many shady nook
The babbing meadows brook.
'Twixt Crass-grown banks with feathery fern
Gb0unding,
Gldes on its devious way
Through all the iiyclong dav,
While fields and woods with summer songs arc
sounding.
Far off across the vale
Where the light vapOrs SAIL
Yelled with thin mist the purple hills arc slccpng
And in the ripcst field,
Amid the summers yield,
The farmers now the golden grain are rcaping.
Beside the cottage porch,
The sunfower's shining torch,
That marked with rings Of fame the sumfnor g
coming,
Stands in proud splendor there,
Where all the noontidc air
Is drowsy with the sweet bees idle humming.
Within the garden blows
The fragrant summer rose,
Whose bIushing leaves with sweet perfumes are
laden;
And swaying gently there,
The lille passing fair,
Hangs her meek head, ike some retiring maiden.
Oh. glorious summer stay,
Nor hasten yot away
From the sweet fields with thy warm beaut! glow
ing; .
Its radiant summer time,
. And all my blood with added warmth is flowing
The day at last declines,
The west with splendor shines,
As slantwsc now the suns last beams are falling,
And all the dazzling air,
Bright with tie sunsets glare,
Is filed with myriad voices blithely calling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
Whimsical Extracts of wills.

From the WI If General BtacEeR, Gor9a@
Of Plymouth, prored 1882.
al desire my body to be kept as long rs it
may not be offensive and that one Of my toes
OF fingers may be cut of to secure a certainty
Of my being dead. further request my dear
wife that, as she has been tr-ublod with one dd
fol, she viii not think Of marrying a seco"d.
From tie Ij,H Of tie Rec. Dr. Ar4ieJg cf 81.
Bi1dss, pTored 1893.
al leave my body to be dressed in a flannel
waist-coat. an old surtout coat, and breeches
without lining and pockets no shoes 4a'"Lg
done ,-qlliagl and a worsted wig, if one can be
cot in order that I may rest comfortably
From the HHef a Mariner ef Bristol, Irorea
1875.
"9Iv executors to pay, out Of tho first mo-
ncvs collected, to my beloved wife, if living one
shilling, which give as q token Of my lore,
that she may buy hazd nuts, as know sic IS
better pleased with cracking them than she is
trih the p,en9iag he holes in her s'ocliHJs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
Curious Facts About Water.

The extent to which water mingles with
bodies apparently the most solid, is very Won
derful. The glttering opal, which beauty
wears as an ornament, is only flint and water
OF every 1900 tons Of earth which n landlord
has in his estate, 400 are water. The snow
capped SUBMITS of Snowdcn and Ben Nevis
have many million tons Of water in a solidfed
form. In every plaster Of Paris statue which
an Italian carries through our streets for sale,
there Is ono pound Of water TO four pounds of
chalk. The air We breathe contains five grains
of water TO each cubit foot Of It's hulk. Tho
potatoes and turnlps which are boiled FOR our
dinner have. In their raw state, the one seven
ty-ive per cent, and the other ninety per cent.
of water. IL man weighing ten stono were
squeezed in q hydraulic press, seven and halt
stone of water would run out and only two
and half Of dry residue remain. a man Is,
chemically speaking. forty-fve pounds Of car
bon and nitrogen, difiuscd through five and
half pailsigl of water. In plants we find water
thus mingled no less wonderfully. A sun
flower oyspora,es one and quarter pints Of
water q day. and cabbage about the same
quantity. A wheat plant exhPles, IN 2I2 days.
about 100000 grains Of water. An acre ot
growing wheat, on this calculation, draws and
passes out about ten tons Of water por day
The sap Of plants Is the medium through which
this mass Of fluid is conveyed. 1t forms del
icatc pump, up which the watery Particles run
with the rapidity Of a swift stream. by tho
action of the sap, various properties may DO
communicated to the growing plant. Timber
in France is, for instance, dyed by various
colors being mixed with water and sprinkled
over tho root Of the tree Dahlias arc also coll
ored by similar process.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
an Item which Every One should
Read.


We have probably all Of It's net with in
stances, in which a word hcedlcssly spoken
against the reputation of female has been
magnifed by malicious minds until tho cloud
has been dark enough to oyorshadow her whole
existence. To those who are accustomed, not
necessarily from bad motives, but from thought
lessncss-to speak lightly Of ladies, we recon-
mend these hints, as worthy of consideration.
Never use lady's name in an improper place,
at an improper time, or in mixed company
Never make assertions about her that you
think untrue, or illusions that you feel she
herself would blush to hear When you meet
with men who do not scruple to use woman's
name in a reckless and unprincipled-manner,
shun them, for the worst members Of a COM
munty-men lost to every sense Of honor,
every feeling Of humanity. Many good wo-
mans character has been forever ruined and
heart broken by a lie manufactured by some
william, and repeated where it should not have
been, and in the presence Of those whose little
judgement could not deter them from circula-
ting and Dragging Of the report.
a SANDER is propogated, and tho smallest
thing derogatory to woman's character will ily
on the wings Of the wind, and magnify rs it
circulatcs, until its monstrous weight crushes
the poor unconscious victim. Respect the
name Of woman, for your mother and sisters
are women, and as you would have their fame
untarnishcd, and their lives uucmbittcred by
the slanderer's biting tongue heed the i'll your
own words may bring upon the mother, the
sisters, OF the wife Of some fellow creature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
AIsOUITH & Bro
AISQUITH & BRO.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Cough Cough Cough
stop that Cough!
ALIENS
LUNG BALsARr,
The Great Remedy for the Cure of
CONSUMPTION
AND
All Diseases of the Lungs.

TENHE RESULTS ofits use is proof of its great
value The extraordinary healing properties
OF this Medicine are experienced by all those who
have used it. Their. testimony can be found in 4
pamphlet. which can be obtained of tie Agents
where the Medicine is for sale.
Coughs and colds. however distressing, are bro
ken up in an incredible short time, by causing spe-
Cl6c action on the lungs, 50 that the matter and
phlegm are easily ekpec;oraied.
Pains and soreness of the Chest arc quickly re-
lievcd by the irritatcd parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become Immediately
checked. bv the strength being restored. The Tor
pid Liver restored 10 action as the blood becomes
purified.
Aliens Lung Balsam contains no opium in any
FORM 1t is perfectly harige for the most delicate
child. Consumptiyes would do well to read his
Treatise on Diseased Lungs.
Physicians who have failed to cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case
ip. as we know very manyYaluabe lives have been
saved by being persuaded to give it trial.
BE sure and get Aliens Lung Balsam and let no
other article be palmed upon you.
Aliens Lung Balsam is put up with great care,
and with fine stcelengrayed label, bearing the sig
nature Of the Proprietors.
Don't Forget T.,at
Aliens Lung Balsam viii break up the most dis
tressng Cough in a few hours time
MANY cases of Consumption. thatw considered
incurablc. have been cured in this city. Call and
get a pamphlet, and read the remarkable cures,
which will convince you Of the great value Of this
Medicine.
Don't despair because all other remedies have
failed but try the remedy, and you will not be de
ceivcd For sale by the Pr0prietors,
j. N. HARRIS q CO.. Cincinnati, o..
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dealers
throughout the Country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

TIE PRESIDENT ASD TIE PREss.-A WASH
ington telegram to the Boston journal says:
"Thc President gave an audience this Fore
noon to several representatives Of the press
from q distance, who called specially 10 SEQ
him. In the interview ho said be was willing
at any time to furnish proper information for
publication, but that no had reason within a
Short time to complain bitterly Of certain per-
sons who had been 10 see him publishing ox-
aggcratcd and false accounts of conversations
with him. This practice had become 50 an
noying to him, he said, that he should tako
care in future to grant interviews only TO such
respectable and honorable journalists as no
knew personality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

HIGH CHURCn AND Low CHURcH.-Rev. Az
fred Stubs. High Church Episcopalian, Of
New Brunswick, recently filed an accusation
against Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., Low Church,
for an alleged offence against the church disci-
plinc, in prcachingin a Methodist pulpit
The prosecution subsequently rcpcnted Of tho
proceeding, and now show much anxiety 10
have it dismissed or amicably adjusted. But
DR.. Tying and the Low Church party arc de-
lighted at the opportunity Of testing the quos-
ton involved. and demand that the Trial pro-
cced. They are determined TO press the mat
ter 10 its extreme limits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

REv. DB. PRmsTLY, Of Pittsburgh, has been
hauled up for using frefaHe language. This is
not fsr-the wretch most likely got into these
profane habits by praying for tie success of
the war, and such is the force Of habit, that
the poor fellow couldn't stop. After having
used him for four or five years % heap curses
upon tie heads q tic Southern people, they
now crush him for tie tricks lie has learned
In their profane service.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

BUREAU OF REBEL ARCHIVES CLOsrD.-it
is stated that the President has ordered tho bu-
reau Of rebel archicycs, Of which DR.. Francis
I.icber was chief, 10 be closed. This bureau
was organized by Secretary Stanton, and con-
tains all the captured records Of the civil and
military administration Of tho deiunct CoFied-
cracy. It's presumed they can be kept with
out a learned g9ssor in charge Of them a, a
liuh ealarv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

Computation Of interest at 80 per cent. is
a difficult operation for the people who haye
not observed that so is twice 365, and that
7.8O per cent perannum is accordingly tlro eeHts
a dan on ecery hundred dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

"What news to-day said 4 merchant to
his friend lately. What news" responded
the other. "Nothing; only things grow bet
tef-people are getting on their legs again. -
Con their legs said the first. q don't see
how you make that out" "Wby, yes, re-
piled the other; "foIks that use to ride are
obliged to walk now IS that not getting n
TIER les, again
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

BnrrAL PnIzE-Fi0Hr Hr-Ano;hsr prize-6ght
came OF at the Palisades, near YOukers, n. \.
at an carly hour on Thursday morning. Tho
cofnbatants were Barney O'Bncn and
"Patsey" Mclaughlin. The fight was for
500 a side FoTty-thrcc rounds were fought,
lasting nearly two hours Mclaughlin was
declared the winner. Both were fearfuliy
bruised. Some think ODTiens wounds will
prove fatal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

To BAKE ToNAToEs.-Season them with
salt and pepper; -four them over, put them ia
a deep plate with little butter, SD bake n
4 stove.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12

Watches cleaned from one dollar to one dollar and
fifty cents Clocks cleaned at one dollar each, ana
no extra charge for cords and bushing.
An work warranted TO give satisfaction, or the
money refunded -.
Those who have not money TO throw away, will
find 10 20 their advantage 10 call on me. PLAIN
Gold rs carrots (eugagementl FINGER RINHS or
dcrcl AZ tle shortest notice Wholesale price, Tor
accommodation. ". W. BURTON,
Opposite hc Court House
Charlcstowu, Nov. %, lstG.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
STOVES! STOVES!
TINW ARE, -
STOVES, 4
AND HSS0
SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT,
On llain Street, CAdrleStorn.


HNHE undersigned have on hand and are constant
/ IL manufacturing at their TinWare, Stove, and
Sheet Iron Establishment. in Charcstown, every
description of CULINARY WARE usually found
in their line of busincss-n.ia of the best material
and bv experienced workmen. The stock now in
their Ware Room, comprises every useful article
known to the housekeeper, and any article called
for or any amount of Goods desired can be furnished
with dispatch.
Among their stock Of Tin Ware may be found
BUCKETS Of all sizes. COFFEE POTS ofthe most
anpr1vcd patterns. Cullenders Spits, Steamers,
Cake Screws, Cake Cutters, Flour Boxes, FATTY
Pans of various patterns, Basins, Chamber are,
Pitchers Measures Of all sizes, and Painted Toilet
Ware. Their stock OF
SHEET IRON WARE,
ror,,ries every article in the Culinary and House
Keeping department. Their stock OF
STOVES
embraces every variety Of WOOD and COAL
NTOTE among which may be found the follow
in, approved pGtternsi
Virrinia star sizes, for Coal; Old Dominion,
sizes. for Wood; Noble Cook. ) sizes for CoaI or
Wood; Exteusiou-tOp Mt. NerUOnj Ninona, 81
scs for Wood Nine Plate Stoves for Wood-plain
and boiler top; Defiance King, sizes; Scotchman
Cook sizes: Cottager. siECs, Coal; NeSpCr
Star. sizes, Coal; Grecian Capital, sizes, Coal
Radiator. 4 sizes. Coal; Magic Temple. sizes, Tor
Wood; Laura, sizes, Wood. Also, farlor, o'ar
Cottarer, and Franklin, all sizes.
Possessing every facility known to the business,
thev are prepared to execute with the utmost
promptness, all kinds OF
Building and job Work.
Tin Roofing, linking and Spouting done to order
and in the best manner.
Merchants desrous ofrcplcnishing their stock OF
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware viii find II 70 their adVan,
tace 10 deal with them. They will make liberal
discount 10 merchants when articles are boughtb by
the quantity They will also take in exchange for
Tin Ware Rags, BccswaX, Wool, SheepskinS, Beer
Hides. Old Copper, Old Brass and Pewter.
Thankful for past tavors and with determlna-
tion 20 merit the increasing patronageoi oi the com
rrur;tv ,,c rcspectfully solicit call from all who
desire purchasing any article in our line OF busi-
ness. Terms are such as cannot fail to please,
Srpt. ~. lsG6. MILLER * SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12
NEW JEWRLRY sToRE.

TEEE --Hscrihcr would mCst respectfully an
u0uuct 90 the citizens of Charlestown and VI
entity. that he has opened q splendid assortment ci
Watches and Jcwery, including, in part,
Gold and silver watches,
or various grades, an Of which viii bewarrauted as
represented; also Jewelry of an kinds, such as
GOLD SETTS. EAR RINGS. FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES,
I'm variety: and I'm fact everything usually Kept m
"a store of thc kind. I would also announce that
have secured tAe services of competent workman
on watches and repairing irUciry, so that all who
,a, want anvthir- done In the line otrcpairing OF
,y.jches. clrtks on isweigv, may rely upon having
it done in the most worSWsD,ke style and all WORK
will be- warranted 3s represented.
would. therefore, as. q call, as am dcterminec
IN sri- purchasers and please all who may be dis
--.l -- -.--.rire me. Room, the one lately cccu-
Sc b f.e. L. DINKLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-12


fore respectfully solicit your orders and hope, by
diligent attention 20 the requirements Of the Trade,
to merit continuance Of your patronage.
Our Stock consists. in part, Of
Imported & American Cutlery.
Door Plate. Screw Chest, Trunk and Pad Locks.
Strap. Hook, Butt, shutter andT IIiurcs. Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Files, Rasps, Bra
ccs and bits; Augurs, Chisels Levels, Planes, Be
wells, Rules; Cross-Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and
Whip Saws; Iatchcts Hammers, AIDES, Axes,
Compasscs. and Boring Machine. Auyi's, Slcdgcs,
Bellows. Screw Plates Vises, Tire Bcudcrs, Screw
Wrenchcs, Drawing Knives, Jack Screws, Forks,
Shovcls. Chains. Hamcs, Rakcs, Briar and Grain
Scvthcs. Mil scoops Nettocks, Picks, Hoes, Bri-
die Bts, Bucklcs. Rings, Pad Trees, Turrcts, Post
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs, Curbs. Colin Trim
minrs and Cabinet Hardware. Trowcls Iullcys,
Tame Lines. Punches, Lasts and Shoe Fndiues.-
Nails. Spikes, Horse and Mule Shoes and Naiisi
also Iron of all kinds Brooms, Brushes and Cor
dage.
Thankful for past fayors, we respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods.
DAVID HUMPHREYS ) co.
March 90. 1866.