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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-12

way OF a rHurvvr~.-2 1--------a,. CrnrIrIcA~E
printed in Back and Gold. has been pu6ti5E II
by CRpIER. & Bro, York, Pa. The size Of the
certificate is ii by Is inches, and contains pia-
ces Tor the Photographs of the Bride, Bride
groom and officiating Clergyman. Every mar
red couple should get one of these interesting
and instructive ornaments, whic will be sent
by mail, prepaid without injury, to any part
of the United States, ON receipt of ONE DOLLAR
Ms~Agents are wanted for the above publ.
cation.
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TAM U'SuANrEn.-We see this famous poem
Of Burns going the rounds Of the newspapers
with what is called all American translation
and credited to the Maryland Journal We pre-.
sume that some literary thief has imposed up
on the Journal, as we read the poem at least
twenty years ago, published in one of the com
ic almanacs SO prevalent about that time, in
its American translation, with the present " in
sroduction," as it appears in the Journal YER
batim.-CscH Wing
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TIE CUMBERLAND DAILY TRAcscRIpT, is the
name Of a neat six.c column daily which made
its first appearance in the city of Cumberaud,
Nd, on Tuesday last. 1t is conducted by
Will II. Lowdsrmilk 4 Co., and is independent
in all things. The editor says in his Salutato1y
"The Transcript enters the field of journalism
as the organ OF justice and progress; it will be
cloggeI by no prejudices, either political, Sec
tartan or otherwise; it will be champion of no
individual. sect. or faction it will have for its
purpose the neal good of the whole commu-
nifty" the greatest good to the greatest num-
bert will deal principally with matters of
local and State interest, treating all subjects
fairly and fearlessly."
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The VALUE OF THE ADMINIsTRATIoN.--There
are now in the hands of Secretary Boutwell,
one hundred millions and six hundred and
sixty thousand dollars worth of United States
bonds that were purchased by him during the
last year, and set apart in the sinking fund
More than hundred million of the debt
was paid the first year of the new admin
istration Six millions of this were paid du
ring the month of February. Provision has
been made for paying off three millions more
during the month of March. Who now de-
spairs of having the debt of the nation paid
These simple facts are more potent in their
influence for good than are all the speeches OF
the great original agitators of population
Henry Clay Dean and George H. Pendleton.
In addition to the above there has been a re-
duction of the expenses of the Government in
all of the departments ofS27, 265,79O since the
LIST of last July, and in the same period an in
crease in the receipts of S23,s72,OO0, making
a total gain of s51, lS7,79O as compared with
the income and outlay of the Government for
the CORRESPONDING period of 1858.
An administration that saves the Republic
one hundred and fifty millions annually deser
yes the endorsement of all good citizens and
true patriots without regard to party. 1t is
good work. Grant us more of it.
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WILSON'S
POPULAR EUROPEAN HOUSE
1s4 BALTIMORE ST. NEAR NORTH.

most agreeable and conveniently situa
N ated resort for both the traveller and cit
zen 1t is the oldest Hotel on the European
plan III Baltimore, and its reputation is built
upon moderate charges, convenience of inte-
rior arrangements, thorough cleanliness, at
tentive and experienced servants, whilst the
BAR and TABLES cannot be surpassed in any
respect as regards choice brands and well Sc
lected bills of fare embracing all the luxuries
of the Maryland and other markets. The pro-
prietor has secured the services of one of the
most accomplished cooks to superintend and
direct the preparation of the choicest dishes,
which are served with that degree of prompti-
tude so desirable by the guests and men of
business generally. call is respectfully in
vited, the undersigned being satisfied that
even the most fastidious will be pleased with
the general manner in which the House is con-
Quoted. JOHN E. WILSON,
Feb H. 70 -ly. Proprietor
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the GOLD oM,"-Some of the mem ers OF
the "gold room" in New York have been ex.
PEELED thereirom for non payment of their tax
10 support the institution Poor Othelloes
since their combinations were smashed last
Fall by Grant and Boutwell,, their b" occupation
is gone - The zeal Of their house has eaten
them up--and kicked them out As a mark OF
gratitude for hard service they have been Graf
ed (perpetual fnrloughs They feel no doubt
that il would have been Bout (as) well for
them, if Boutwell, had not laid hands on them.
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At his residence, Timber Grove" Baltimore county,
on the 18th of Feb SAMUEL GINGRICH, aged 43 years
and days. leaving wife and four children to mourn
their loss kind and affectionate husband and
an ndulgent father.
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ns-On the 7tb instant. Benjamin f. Butler
appointed Charles Sumner Wilson, a colored
Point This il the first colored candidate that
has ,entered the walls of this Military Acsde-
my as student. Will tue other inmates re-
sign or depart informally: Let us see.
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at 12 o'clock, NJ,

at II o'clock, NJ,
The following Personal Property, viz:
THREE GOOD YOUNG .,u,x
EAYYA COWS, one with calf by her AT?YfS
EX-ME9 side ONE FINE HEtFER, tkkrlzz
ONE SOW AND PIGS, LOT OF SHOATS, about
4 tons of good Hay, lot of Oats and Corn, Top
Buggy and Harness, good us new; lady's
Saddle, barrels Vinegar. lot Of Bacon, Lard,
Seed Potatoes, large lot of Poultry, &c.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting of Beds and Bedding, Chairs, Car
peting, two Stoves, lot of Crockeryware, and
numerous other articles. Also, at the same
time and place will be sold lot of red Bouton
Wheat in the ground.
Terms of Sale: All sums of $40 and under,
Cash ON all sums over that amount credit
five months will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale.
HENRIETTA HOMAN.
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March I2.--ts.
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WALL STREET AGONY The fall Of gold &c
$l.l0s has thrown Wall street, New York, into
spasms. The 'Bulls' and the bears" are in a
terrible way. Doubtless they are ready now,
like the Hindoo who has become tired of life, tc
run "AmOk," i. e. to commit suicide. The
Hindoo lays violent hands upon himself as wei
at las, he falls beneath the strokes fthose whose
lives he has attempted to destroy. Such is now
the desperate despair and condition of the Wal
street gold gamblers. When the Hndoo who
runs "Amok" falls lifeless, all those who have
escaped his violence feel safe. Such is doubtless
the feeling Of those who have escaped the treachery
Of the Bulls and "Bears" of Wall street. Quie
will soon lie restored along the line.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The following Personal Property, viz;
STOCK:
u ONE FINE FAMILY T8emNEN
GV\HORSE, years old fine
A0 BROOD MARE, s yearsm=NA
old l large two year-old COLT, sired by full
Morgan horse; one-year- old Colt, sired by a
thoroughbred horse; FINE COWS, one
will be fresh in April, the other in May;
HEIFERS, years DID, one Alderney, the
other do. | YEARLING CALF and 2 fine
SHOATS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C:
One narrow tread Farm Wagon for or
horses; | spring Market Wagon for or
horses | three-horse Harrow, nearly new;
Furrow Plow Single Shovel Plow. l Grain
Fan, lot of Shovels and Forks, sets Breech-
bands, nearly new; set Double Harness for
light wagon, &c. ALSO, about twenty cords
of OAK WOOD.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
One dozen Chairs, | Bedstead, ! Cook Stove
No. s; air tight Stove, and various other ar
tices.
Terms of Sale ALI sums of $40 and under
Cash on all SINUS over that amount credit
of six months will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale.
ABM. COLE of l..
WIN. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
March l2.-ts
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FTtddy, z2h ddy q MdTch, loIV,
at ! o'clock, P. M,
The following Personal Property, viz:
q IPAIR OF FINE HORS- zs~zgxSs
LID Els, work single double;
A2 3 FINE COWS, two of them ~=N=0
fresh 2ALDERNEY HEIFERS, 3 SHOAFS
/ light two horse Wagon. with Lime Bed;
Sleigh, l new Wagon Bed, suitable for I or 2
horse Wagon, Buggy Body, lot of Wheel:
and Springs, Plows, Harrow, Cultivators,
Double Shovel Plow, Double, Single and Tri-
pie Trees, lot of Harness, Collars, Chains
&C., &c.
ALSO, Wheelwright Timber, Walnut and
Cherry Boards, Axletrees, Spokes, &C., embrac
ing the contents offs Shop. Also, one Hearse.
Also, Stoves-1 ten plate, Double Oven
and | Bed room Stove, . Churns, Milk Pans
and many other articles.
Terms of Sale All sums of SIS and under
Cash: over that amount, a credit ofsix months
purchasers giving notes with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from day Of sale.
PATRICK 0'NEAIL,
HENRY O'NEAIL.
S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March 10 -ts#
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THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY:


81 ALL THAT TACT OR PAR
49, Gel OF LAND,
Situated in Baltimore county, llll
about three miles from Baltimore city, A.1.
between the Bel-Air and Philadelphia roads
being the same which, by Deed bearing date
the IIth January, A. D. 1852, was conveyed
by George NJ. Gill and David s. Wilson, Trus
tees to George Ackerm an, and mentioned in a
deed of mortgage from the said George Acker-
man to George T. Nussell, dated January 18th,
A. D. 1852, and recorded among the land re-
cords of Baltimore county, in Liber II. NJ. F.,
folio so &C., and being the property on which
John Knapp now resides.
This farm contains
TEN ACRES,
more or less, is in high state of cultivatio n
has been used for a market garden for many
years, and is in good condition for raising veg.
etables of every kind.
1t has on it good
HOUSE AND BARN,
and all necessary outbuildings, and an excel
lent Young Orchard.
Terms of Sale :-0ne-third cash, the bal
ance in two equal installments at six and nine
months, the credit payments to bear interest,
and be secured by approved endorser.
JOHN T. ENS0R,
Trustee.
SAML G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March 12.-tS.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On February 11th, by the Rev. Henry Bell, WILLIAM
YORK to Miss MARY f. MORROW, both of Back River
Neck, Baltimore county.
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NeaU Advertisements.

A LADY EDUCATED IN EUROPE will
N give instructions in the FRENCH Ian
GUAC1E. either in classes or individually.
For terms inquire of Mrs. PAIGE,
Smedley House, Towsontown.
March LIT.
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HTANTED-AGEN to sell THE PAT
w ENT METALLIC W HITE WIR E
CLOTHES LINES. Address
WILLIAM H. FUTILE,
N. E. cor. Fayette and Exeter streets,
March 12-1m. Baltimore.
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING
SALOON.
TINE undersigned having taken the shop
under the Hotel of Mr.. E. H. ADY, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line. Having had
long experience in the business, he solicits
share of public patronage.
PRINCE SMITH.
March 12.-6m.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the Ashland Iron Company,
will take place at the Works, on
We'd esday, the 1871 day Of april neat 1870,
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and 2
o'clock NJ,
for the election ofFIVE DIRECTORS to man
age the affairs OF the Company for the ensuing
year. By order, -
p. O'CONNELL,
March l2.-5t. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-12

CAPITAL NEW NOVEL" Red as Rose is
she," a new novel by the author of Cometh
Up as Flower" is a very vivid and charming
love-story, in which the characters are drawn
with unusual vigor, and the incidents have
probability and freshness. "Cometh Up as a
Flower" and " Not Wisely. but too WE'LL" the
preceding novels by the same author, attract
ed no little attention on account of their spirit
ed Misunderstanding they exhibited, in
deed. in this particular, really striking pow
er. Red as Rose has the same quality. A
better drawn heroine, or one more truly full of
a delicious human nature. no recent fiction has
supplied. The interest of The story is most
absorbing, and, altogether. it is the freshest
and most readable book OF the season. Pub
lished by d. Appleton Co., New York, will
mail copy to any address postpaid, on receipt
of sixty cents; or the three books by the same
author, for $50.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

L ~ SO41O4 L S1N0s
THE creditors of FRANCIS |. WHEELER
l. are hereby notified that he has executed
a Deed of Trust of all his property real, per
sonal and mixed to the undersigned, by which
it is provided that the proceeds of the proper
ty shall be distributed, after payment of ex-
penses and costs of sale First-To the pay
ment of all liens according to their legal pri-
orty Second-To the payment of all such
creditors as shall within sixty days from the
date of the Deed February 18th, 1s7O,) signify
their assent to the terms of the Deed and sign
a release of their claims and inthe third place
to the payment of all other creditors.
The deed may be examined at the Office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit COart for Baltimore
county, and the release may be found at the
office of ID. c. II. Emory, No. Al, st. Paul St.,
Baltimore, ON Monday and Friday of each
week. or at the offices of the undersigned, al
Towsontown, Smedley Row.
y y + s h i 5% S%#rnrn. Trustees.
February 2Oth 1870.
March It'd.
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FL0U R, Sc DIS, &C.
CHOICE BRANDS OF FAMILY,
~ EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR
RECEIVING AND FOR SALE BY
j. HENRY GEESE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81 Spears Wharf,

GRASS SEEDS,
CLOVER,
TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD,
BLUE AND HERDS
GRASS SEEDS
For sale at wholesale or in quantities to suit,
by J. HENRY GIESE,
81 Spears Wharf
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PUBLIC SALE.

TINHE undersigned having sold her farm, will
L sell at Public Sale, on the premises, near
Sweet Air, Baltimore county, on
Tue9dqy. 22d day of March, 1870,
NJ
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Whole amount liable to pay losses by fire.. $43655 So
Report Of Committee.
To the President and Directors of the Mutual Fire IN
surGnce Company in Baltimore County.
The undersigned Committee, appointed to examine
the affairs of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company in
Baltimore County, for the past year, respectfully
port
That the Premium Note Capital of the Company has
been increased during the year $45359 IL, and the
Risks have also been increased $500 81 making the
aggregate Premium Note Capital S401 300 65 and gross
amount of Risks 81 667 40 The losses by fire. the
detail of which is annexed, amounted to $7,2s062 of
which, 81 $3.50. 81 has been paid leaving unpaid So,
$50.
We have examined the Assets of the Company, and
find them to correspond with the statement of the Off
amounting to $37 1875 go list of which is present
ed.
Gross Assets, 81 1875 80
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ELECTION IN BALTMoRE.-The election held
in Baltimore on Tuesday, (says the Sum- on
the ordinance authorizing the city to endorse
the bonds of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company to the amount Of one million four
hundred thousand dollars was a tame affair
No general interest was displayed in the mat
ter, as is shown from the fact that out of re.
gistered vote of 34,O93 but 9,O59 persons cast
their ballots. Of these votes I ,O37 were in IA
vor of The measure and 1922 against 1.-THE
voters in its favor being scarcely more than
one-fifth of the registered. The majority in
favor of the ordinance is 5,Ol5.
The ordinance authorizes the city to endorse
the bonds of the Company to the amount of 81,
100000. Itnot only provides for the completion
of the road to Williamsport but also binds the
railroad company to locate Il new, direct and
Independent line of railroad from point at OF
near Owings' Mills to point in the city oil
Baltimore west of Pennsylvania avenue, and
the principal or main work and repair shops
of the company are to be located in or adiacent
to the city of Baltimore. OF the amount oil
bonds authorized to be issued and endorsed
100000 are to be set apart and reserved foi
the construction of the line referred to from
Owings' Mills to Baltimore.
The ordinance also provides that the Western
Maryland Railroad Company, before appropri
ating any portion of the bonds for the endorse
ment of which provision is mede to the com
pleton or construction of that part of its road
west of Smithsburg in Washington county
shall set apart and apply a sufficient portion o.
the bonds to complete the construction of the
road from its present terminus at Big Pipe
creek, in Carroll county to Smithsburg, and
before any of the bonds shall be applied to the
construction of the road between Smithsbure
and Hagerstown, the mayor and commission
ers Of finance shall be satisfied that the Wes-
tern Maryland Railroad Company has entered
into contract or contracts for the completion Of
the portion of road east of Smithsburg, and
shall reserve enough of said bonds to pa the
price at which said portion of the work is con
tracted for.
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Directors for 1870.
James L. Ridgely, President Baltimore.
Edward Rider, Towsontown Baltimore county.
Pleasant Hunter, Wiseburg, Z"
John l.. Turner Pikesville.
John Bacon, Monkton,
David Jean, Randallstown,
William II. Hoffman, Paper Mills, I"
Charles Painter, Owings' Mills, {"
Henry L. Fringer, Upperco,
Jacob Reese, Westminster, Carroll county
Jacob Campbell,
Dr.. Thomas j. Franklin, West River, A. Arundel Co.
Joshua Biggs, Graceham, Frederick county.
By order FRANCIS SHRIVER, Secy,
Post Office, Baltimore or Westminster.
GA- READER HAVE YOU PAID YOUR INSUR.
ANCE? March 12-3t
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PLASTER AND CEMENT.
400 TONS LUMP PLASTER,
800 BBLS. GROUND PLASTER,
800 BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER,
1900 BBLS. ROSENDALE CEMENT,
For sale by wholesale or in quantities to suit,
by ]. HENRY GIESE,
81 Spears Wharf. foot of Gay ST.,
March l2.-3m. BALTIMORE.
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ONE YOKE OF FINE OXEN,
ALSO,
A LOT OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
One Woods Self Ra Ike Reaper, Woods Now
er, Root Plow, | Woodcock Plow, Smith
Plows, Shovel Flows, Cultivators, | Hinge
Harrow, Ok Cart, Wheat Drill, Roller,
Corn Marker, | Grain Fan, l Corn Drill,
Corn Shelter, Wagon aud Bed, | Hay Carriage
Fifth Chains, Log do. False Tongue, Single
and Double Trees SpreaderS, Hay Rake, DC
ALSO,
Two sets of Breechbands, Collars, Brides and
Housens - sets of Middle Harness, Collars
Brides and Housens, Saddle, Lead Line. &c
ALSO,
ABOUT 80 BBLS WHITE & YELLOW CORN
Terms of Sale ALI sums Of $40 aud under
Cash on all sums over that amount credit
of six months will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
Dir. r. EMORY.
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auctionesr.
March Its.
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testamenta
ry on the estate Of
BENJAMIN GARRETT,
late of said county deceased. All persons haV-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber,
on or before the 18TH day Of November, 1870;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9Th day
of March, 1870.
BENJAMIN II. GARRETT,
March l2.--4t@ Executor.
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Commencing March LIST, 1859, and End
arr 2Sth, 1870, inclusive.
Policies in force March LIST, 1870, 2,574.
o.. l.: -. 1f.,,l ~ 1880 &6 dh1 QS7


$4,000 81
Cash and Invested Securities Of the Company.
United States Registered 500 Bonds, .....$ 5000 90
Coupon $40 Bonds .......... 100 90
Franklin Bank Stock, (41S shares ...... 1925 90
Mechanics Nat. Bk Stock (142 shares,). ], 420 90
W. NJ. r. Y. Bonds, Wash. endorse't... 5000 90
Interest and dividends anticipated In.
vestmeuts during the ysar.............. 1926 10
Int. in part on Prem. Note Capital to March
LIST, 1871. -............... 400 90
Interest in part Prem. Note Capital to
March LIST. 1871 9OS9 Is
Office furniture and safe. ....... ....... 500 90
Bills receivable. 5,53S 40
Cash hand March LIST, 1870. 1897 O6
$37, 1875 80
Liabilities Of the Company.
Losses by fire reported and adjusted ...S 1850 90
Total cash and invested assets....$ "a 245 90
Add premium note capital ....... 4O1 ,9Og %
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Nett Assets, ..................$ 81, 245 90
Add Premium Notes, 401 ,909 95

Whole amount applicable to pay losses, .s436,l55 So
The Committee have great pleasure in bearing testi
m0ny to the prosperous condition of the Company.
Since the organizatio of the Company, it has paid
cess earnings without any assessment upon the Pre-
MUM Notes, and at the time has paid in dividends
and abatement of interest to its membership the of
$73 so in addition to which, it has set apart and
possesses, nett assets amounting to $34, 24590.
The Committee commend the fidelity and accuracy of
Mr. Francis Shrver, the Secretary and Treasurer and
the general administration the affairs the Company
The rate of interest to be paid Premium Notes for the
present year is 3 rer cent.
DAVID JEAN.
JOHN l.. TURNER
JOHN BACON.
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| PUBLIC SALE
| OF
VALUABLE MULES, OXEN, FARM
ING UTENSILS, &C.

THE undersigned having rented his farm.
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises,
near Emory's Limestone Quarries, on the Mer-
edith's Ford and Jarrettsville Turnpike, on
Tuesday, 18th dag Of March, 1870,
alto o'clock, A. NJ,
The following Stock, Implements, &c, viz
SIX MULES,
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WE propose to conduct a business which
w Baltimore has long felt the need of-viz
A COMPLETE TOOL ESTABLISHMENT
where Mechanics of all branches can find ev-
cry kind of Tool they want in their business
Our European Goods are imported by ourselves
American Goods bought direct from the manu-
facturers for Cash, and PLANES, MADE BY
HAND, in our own shops, of thoroughly sea-
soned timber, with Butchers Bits and warrant
ed. We keep also the lower priced EASTERN
PLANES. In O