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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
Frauds i'm Wool.

Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Evening
Post, exposes some of the frauds practlsed by the
manufacturers under the tariff of 1912. The follow
ing is the table quoted, and the manner in which the
fra nds a RI nernefrated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

BASKs STOPPED Tue Bank OF Salisbury. Ohio
and the Bank of Lewistown, Pennsylvania, are re.
ported to have stopped payment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

0rvice President Dallas recently visited Philadel-
pha. The people did not mob him, as they had been
melted to do by the wbig editors and politicians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

: GsN. GAlNEs.-Tne result Of the examination into
the conduct of Gen. Gaines favorable it is said ts
the old veteran, and Court Martial VIII not b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

We assure those who desire the election of Mr..
MARSHALL that we have the most reliable and cheer
ing intelligence from every portion of the State as to
his prospects The opinion is gaining ground, among
opponents and supporters, that his election is certain
The people are heartily sick and tired of Whicomb
and are determined to make change.-Indidnd
Journal, july 8.
Such was the confident tone of the wing papers
previous to the election. How changed Now, but
few Of them who did not predict and expect defeat
We can compare their lucubrations to nothing better
than Old Gumbo's protestatiOn to "de angel OBJ de
Lord"
Gumbo was wicked negro, who had witnessed
the ravages of the cholera in 1892, with stole indif
ference, but, seeing his best friends dropping off by
dozens, in negro valley Gumbo began to have some
fears of giving the last kick HIMSELF in pretty much
the style he wont to Is fro dat brickbat,' in a
row. Gumbo then for the first time, thought of
praying to use his own phrase, "tO de angel OBJ de
Lord" declaring that if he could only % be spared
dis time" he would be ready next year 10 be taken
up and lib foreber, in massa Abraham's bosom.
Some wags having access to an adjoining room sepa
rated by board PARTITION hearing him at his devo-
TONS knocked.
WHO dar 20
"Dc angel OBJ de Lord"
'W hat he WANT"
"Want Gumbo.''
Blowing out his candle with a s-h-o-o! =" no
such niger here. Dat niger been dead dis two
three week-dat de trufe-de fac"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

LAND SALEs.-We would call particular attention
to the Land Sales advertised in this days paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

t%TWe have second communication from our
able correspondent So" the subject of Capital
Punishment, which viii appear on Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

07Latest fsports of the falcs Of Flour at Cincin-
nati range prices at go 10 to 81 70.
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Go - calsea e..

A second requsiiion has been made mp
N tic State Of louisiana. By The Secre-
;ary OF War. for a haltalion, TO consist Of
fYe companies. two or three of which
are 70 be equipped and organized Is ar
tilery, and the remainder IS infanig.-
The requisiiion Is made on condition
hat, IN the oplnlon of The Governor, he
battalion can be raised and sen. forward
10 the seat OF war Ten days or a fortnight
sooner aian the regiment which TIE State
has been called upon 10 furnish. The
baitsiion is % serve during the war. TN
less sooaer discharged.
lis also stated .la. The President has
authorized 4 company Of Volunteers 10
be raised in the city CT Mobile, for de
Mexican war. Six months c@lo;il;ag and
pay IN advance are to be furnished. ard
lie company IS 10 serve during lhe Tar.
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,fE.3RREED:


On "Wednesday evening last, by Elder
s. Uusiea. Nr. JAco8 REEoER. OF West
moreiand coan.y. Il Hiss A4ASDA
YcgNNIN. OF ti.is borough.
On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by
Rev. 2. Rzer. Sir. WH. u. SxTBTR, 10
Mss EL1EXo2 Z. SHAFE1R. both Of THIS
borough.
On Thursday last, by he same Mr. j.
cos C~oUNTayHAN, Of Somerset tp, 10
Miss LYDIA SHA1Lg, Of jefferson tp.
On The 22d inst, IS Rev. y. B. Ernsi,
Hr. DAvID BouaAH, Of Quensahon:ng
tp.. 70 Mss CA@THAElS9 Z. d~srgh,cr Of
John Winters 9? Jsaner p.
On Sunday evening last. By tie same.
II. DavlD Yor,s.lo ..ss susanna
SorrEH, both ofsomerset ip.
On the 2iss inst. by lie Rev. n.
H'kianiy, Mr. SAIcgL ErnzL, Of
Somerset co. 10 Miss .&eIHA ASs
JoassToN, OF CiiambersaargA Pa.
On the Ssh nj, by Rev. Il. Z. Kern.
Mr.. JotiS a~legAaoN. formerly Of vest
morelaat. . Hiss CAROLINE 8. DALLY,
osJenaeg p.
On Tie 9Th ms. b tie sanac, D-. Ros-
Esr PATrEEso,., to bliss sydney. dauzh-
leroI hr. Joseph johnson, III OF Stoys-
.oan.
On Sunday the 13sh inst. bv ,!ohn a.
nAkeF. Esq., Air. J~oyATHaS NEpEow, TO
Aljss LrDIs, daughter Of alr. JOhnI.aines
both Of Milford tp.
On the Isl inst. a. Wm. Reel, Esq,
Mr. HE:,RT ZIGLEE. 10 Miss Susan XII
LIZ, boih Of S.onye-eek ip.
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The New REGIMENT,

The following Companies have been
accepted to compose the new Regimentof
Volunteers, viz:
Columbia Guards, Danyiie. Columbia
co. Capt. ]. s. Wilson
Cambria Guards, Eoens6urg, Cambria
CO Capt. James IIurry.
Wcstmorelanj Guards, Ggeensburg.
Capt. john W Johnston.
Fayetie county Volunteers, Jniontown
Capt. L. +. Roberts.
German Grays- Pittsburg. Capt. y.
Guizs;!er,
Cameron Guards, Harrisburg, CaP-
E. Williams.
American Hlghlsnders, Cambria GO.
Capt. J. y. Geary.
Reading Artillery, Reading, Capt T
s. Lcesser.
National Rangers, Philadelphia, Capt.
{. Mayor.
One company IN the interior has Oeen
accepted, bu. has nGt vet aasweTed. Il
viii probably narch.-Pa. Tel.
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Tax on Tea ARD Ceaae.

Il al. OF l.alf, or even quarter, that has
been said y Locoiocos. IN Congress. il
Newspapers. and al Elections, against
Taxing the Tea aud Coffee Of The Poor.
had been .sfa OF sincere, Ibis would haze
been helas: burthen the Administration
woald have imposed. However erea,
and pressing ihc demand fer noaey, Il .
Tax GA Tea na Coffee tc The cruel thing
Free Tga,.e Loco Focos represent Il. lie
Poor should be exempted from it. But
in the teeth Of al Iiey have said, Presi-
deH; Polk and Secretary Walker now
recommend a Tex On Tea and Coffee /!
iais, according 10 the teachings Of oar
! .ers, taxes pecfssaries rather than
feEgrjes, and therefore imposes ilic Nzc
burihen upon tie Poor instead Of the
Rirh! Bat /, Is ever Inns with Loco 70
coisia. Il works It's poweE BY protesting
attachment to principles which are =
bandoned tie moment they have heguiled
il.e People Of their sufiTage.-Lan. Tri-
baae.
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E- STEwART havirg declined 10 be 4
:e for Governor, Gen. iRy1N and
ooeEH have now the field 10 them
Ha nave no idea rs 10 which
selected ay the Convention, but
ID Swing that a large MAORI
Of this county would
nomination OF Mr. CcoFE2.
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Joan n. Read. Esq. lately appointed
Attorney General by Gov. Skunk. has re-
sgnsd h5s oiTee, and Reaiania Champ
Deys, hsg., e Lancaster, has been ap-
Poiaiel q III Tie vacancy The cause
q slr. Rsal res gnalion IS not made
puhic.
As S;okes, 7 Of aEr. Reads Depu-
ties in philaaclnhia. and Joseph J. Lew
IS. Deputy n Chester county, have also
resigned
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-. - Etferen.

A company Of Riaomoa, Under COM
nena Of Hon. Charles Mayor, reached
s.own O. las: Friday q week, in
c-n7aces furnished by ne citizens Of
Ga Saturday they were taken
5 Oh s,sds and s!eighs, by q num-
II Ire citizens ofour cornty, some OF
roa accompanied them as far as
G-ss1z5u-g. Ere long hey viii have
med .Ae.r Regimen! and be gliding
,v Gown he Ohio, on their way TO
euP.co.
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By command Of
F. w. NYNkOOP, Col.
ALIEN. BROWN.
Adj. Of the LIST Regt. Pa. Vol.
TIE RIGHT SPIRIT.

rom ine SelE%DaES -L4-
The locefovo press continues quite IN
easy at the prospect Of having either Ir.
Cooper or ms. irwin 70 battle against il
the mex! camPaign-and ~sPec1i1;cs w.;h no
i-r.o anxiety On lie possibility OF Proba-
bility Of discussions III our ranks. Cor
scious Of tie disafeci;on AMI corruption
thatar5 breaking Up heir owa organize
ton, and Il reaieaibg disastrous defeat n a
fair contest with the irieads OF american
industry. 10 wonder that they are so res
tive and uneasy, and grasp with 80 much
eagerness At the f5.ntest symptom of d.
vision in tie Wing ranks. Unfortunate
", however, for our opponents. IN 'E'is
matter, the wish is entirely 'fataer 10 ti:e
thought" as we can assure them that IN
no even; wiI they be troubled with more
than n Wing candidate, Though il IS
very probable dat they nlay End SEINE
difficulty IN taking care Of that oSE.-
Can ihev pTouiise IS much win reference
10 ghe lOeoloco nomination?
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Dir. Bowen. Of Worcester, was lsteiy
robbed Of nearly 500 dollars in the cars.
between Farminghan and Worces;er.-
He fell asleep in the cars. and the thief
cut his pocket book CIT Of his bEcsst coat
pocket.
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-rnr. Charlas Nario- arrircd

Cert. Charles MAYOR arrived in
this CRY On Monday morniug a an carly
hour. having marched thirteen mics, il
night he said, before breakfast. His
company is quartered here until he re-
naming companies Of tie new regiment
arrive. January 5lh, IS the date Hamed
fer lis organization, and BEYOND all Doubt
enough companies viii BE on the ground
by thai time to Gl j: up.-Pnts. Gaz.
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Go0Ev's LsBT's BcoK.-The January
no. Of this periodical is received, well
ere5 with mailer and containing several
-aiid engravings-
The La3y's Book, n year, and either
O lie Reprints o.. BlacAwood's Lady's
z.ne, or the london World Of Fash
a viii Re sent 10 any gsrson forwarding
and the LADY Book viii be sent one
and a copy Of he new annual,
" TIE Fountain complete, for So.
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DAILY I-NTELLIGENCER.
ii NesC ~.3rFNNreMent.

$500
On the commencement OF the ensuing
session Of me Legislature, the Penn'a
lni~eiiigeucer viii be published DAILY
during he session. and NEgKLY tie re
maader OF tie yesr-on ne loi.o"ms
lefnt>:
Fn- tie scssion-Dsi.v. 500
Fer he vear-DaiIy AMI weekly, 3.Ge
~ Faymsule ia oil eases 10 be made
IN advance.
Tie Daily xiii De published en- ! ne
dinn sheet. lAt SIZE 81 tire aai'iss hereto
iass issued II ,Le seat Il Gave~nnrRt.-
ise have maze homogeneous lvr he en-
flovmeal of conFe;eii ard exPesieEced
REPORTERS. ani viii Cal, srro-
rae aaI uspariai reports Of tie pToesed-
rigs uf The Legislature. Aafle sketches
al .he da.rgs &c Congress, accoaais eli
tie eraysc-s 81 she var, Tic news 1t tie
q Y. ard general variety of Puii,iei
and miscellaneous matter, vii a.sO &c
gwen.
We Kill 81 arrange IS to issue every
evening. a res haurs alter The ri onr1-
meai. so that ibe proceedings Of saeh
day viii be contained in she paper af the
samc evening. ard wi.! 10 delivered
through the fist mails mai leave sl.gr
the adjournment.
The Weekly win retain as present
size and form. and viii eon@inss gEeal
al amount and variety of reading mat
ter az Say other paper published a HaF-
risburg.
TO CUBS.
The lnielligfncrF will De furnished 20
Ciuhs Al the following rates:
Three copies, Daily. fr saA0
Seven coPirs, do iU.U'
ARy person oblainiaq F7gR siihsrfit5''
for tie session or Tor The tesf' 80 %
entitled 10 a af.h copy esiFis. D"i
81 uaners sill be sent a%tlnat ZIG cASH
,-rcarinsnvire he ORDER. Monies maJ
be RENTED by uail.
Harrisburg, Dec. IL, 1915,
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- The Magnetic Te,agrph Is to be
sa- 1,o.cd to Pittsburgh II lie course OF
tha present week.
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Serga4r, d.ar, the Eoble fellow
w.-o iosthi ht arm II planting he
American nd in Moniorey, passed
.troueh UD5oasown last wees, Oh his
way 10 Baltimore, accompanied by hrs
and l.aie sen.
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- Mss.ter. E..ecEian.

The following are the official returns
CT tie Military Election. held Yesterday.
fog officers CT tie Isl Regiment Of PENN
svlvlf:ia Volunteers. Tie election vas
heid By Co. Samuel Jones aud Major
Wm. Larimet Is Judges.-PltS6. .fmcr.
Han A--Er
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gA correspondent Of the Lancaster
Tribune recommends Andrew AehaAy,
ESQ, for Canal Commissioner.
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Sore Troops.

Gem has made a roquisilion
Governor OF Pennsylvania for
sl onal Brigade Of volunteers. 4
.eltngmber Of companies haye Al
seaav .endered their services.
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To CIR friends and patrons we
sender lie compliments Ct the season.
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FTGsTkTBC0NVENT[OFE

.7iate Convention, 10 ne composed OF
y from Ike Cry Of Philadelphia
e-l several counties equal 10 their
-saa,ation in the Genera Assembly
Commonwealth. viii be held At
y arg. IN TUESDAY. The STA day
crNARCH NEXT, 81 10 oelock in the
..aoo1. for The purpose CT selecting
candidates .or Govcrnar and Canal Com
missioner 10 re supported by the Wings
,al lie friends Of TIE Protective Policy at
fe r4z. ensuing election, erd 10 transact
sg-h c.her business IS may be deemed
innarla, to lie success Of the Wing
r-..a
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soafERsET HERALD
SOMERSET, Pa,
TUESDAY. BEGINNER .. 1896.


q. PALMER ESP n Pbd delphi1 a. his
Esa,c AID Coal DfErc, IS our aa'hari7cd
for ollaiiiug adve.'i euru's and Sub
al fa- nc, HERALD" ard IS clothed
a ru1 pcuerco ret, ; Iof any moifies Taid
,sla. ~ ,Iess oijecis. his egeacy includes
,s- arc cities s1s-Fhiiaaeira;s New
Ea,uuorc aud Bozan.
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Rcrf-uc1soE G=GErs---Te. =.
Isl Regt. p. Volunteers.

Isl Regt. "a. Volunteers.
December 10, 1876.
The First Regiment Of Peana. No.un-
tesrs vii prepare i.aeli for marching &C.
cording 20 the following orders:
Company B. Captain Magic, and Corn
pany C. CaPtain Snsaii. viii embark CT
the steamer Messenger, IT 10 o'clock a.
n, or Monday, the 2Ist.
Company +. Captain Bennett, and
Company Fl. CaP;sin Scott, vii embark
on board lie steamer Circ2ssial al ? o
clock on Monday. 2Ist.
Company 4. Captain Hay. and Com
panv G. Captain Moorhead, viii embark
on board The steamer A4iqaPPa :: 70 o.
clock on Tuesday, the ed.
Company E. Capt. Binder. and Gem
Danv [, Captain Dana, viii embark Or
board TIE steamer 81. Anthony at2 o.
clock or Tuesday, the I'D.
Company d. Captain Hi, ard Com
pany C. Captain Heron. viii embark on
beard the steamer New England Il 6
0 o'clock on Wednesday, morning. The SD.
The commanding officers request a
strict ana prompt compliance with the
above orders.
BY command Of
F. w. WYNKOOP, Col.
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J.P.
SAMUEL j. HARMS,
f
NORTON
GEORGE ERETY,
II. \ BROOKE,
THED. p.
JAMES FOX,
u MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
IL. SLOCUI,
JOHN 2. EDiE,
EDWARD CONAN.
JOHN 3. Johnson,
1T5E. J. HOWARD.
Wing State Committee.
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letter which IS published on
z-s. page It VII be seen hat cur Repre-
sentative, Hon. ANDREW SrEwART, de-
c.iaeSa nomination for Governor.
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Der State Legislature meets on
Monday next
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BENJAMIN kINsiEL.
NNTErE-

NOTICE.
To the heirs and legal rep
resentativeS OF BIichaeI
S%anner, deed.
F8AkE uotice ihs, an inquest will
Be held al tie late dwelling house
of said deceasea. in Milford lownship.
Somerset county, on Saturday the 5Oia
day Of January 1877, for The purpose Ct
making PARTITION OF tie real estate Of
said deed to and among his children.
aHJ legal representatives.. If the same
can be done without prejudice 10 ~
spelling Of the Whole; Otherwise 10 value
aad a9prsise tie same according TO law;
al which tine and place you are request
eJ 70 attend Il sou think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
dee S. 1888. Sheriff.
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SAerif's Sale.

icy virtue OF a writ Of Fendiiiani tx
q 3 ronss issBed sui Of tieC0art ofC0m
man Pleas of Somerset cnunty. and %
ne directed. there will be exposed 10
sale " public oa:cTy, at The public square
n SubeEsc! on Tuesday tie 18th day of
January uexi. al | O'Clock, p. VI. tho
following Real estate. viz:
81 The right. tile, intvfes; and claim.
UfJoseph Mason Of. IL. and to a certain
Q q
or tract 81 land, situate ~ Shade town.
ship, Somerset county. Pa, containing
59j acres more or less, about 80 aeres
cieaTed and about - sores IN meadow;
adjoining lands 81 David RsdeeFs, Jshl
Paul. Jesse Bsfkepile, John Fry. jr.
and others: on whish are erected a lsg
Dwelling house and barn sEG stable, aith
the aPperlenances-ss lhe properly 0f
said Joseph Bisson. a! The suit Of SAN
uel Hunter.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Shssif.
Ohce, Somerset
Dec. s. 1896.
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LEGlSLATlTE TELrGRAPH.

LtUkSbAlifE lbLE6aAEli.
DaiIng lie ensuing ssssisn OF he
LEGISLATURE. lie PENNSYLVANIA TELE-
GR.FH WI be PGs.lsled iwire,a week,
on GEe to!bIe rey9i sized paper. aAd
vii eonfain fuil. impartial. auj aeca-
r-.e reFor;s Of he proceedings Of the
tNn Houses. together wih H. lales,
Congressional, Foreign aud GeueF-!
aevs.
Experienced 2 sparters viii Re en-
Fleyed is beth branches &c tie I.egisia-
iurs. ard every exerion nscd 20 make
tie Telegraph xcrthy of the patronage
aud coaElcnee ul The rubi;r. anI Of the
rrpataliop II .iss acquitted l5F correctness
sInt impsrii4iny.
The ensHius session oG tic Legislature
sill lse oae r. mofe interest 20 tie ctli
gers ai PeaHsylvana iIi4n agy enc for
many Yeas. Subjects Of tie deepest
interest 10 hfr we.lare-to every citizen
-eiii be agi;aled. IN all Of winch lhs
Te'egr4ph vii always contain the latest
and NEST correct intelligence Every
intelligent RI zeu-ai! ws0 leei an inter-
est in IS. al igs II the ealth,
-houid rereiye 4 paper from ihs seat Of
GaserHaeui dursag Tie session If The
legislature.
In consequence Of the facility Of he
Magnetic telegraph We shall be enabled
10 give ali important Congressional and
a;Ler intelligence up 10 TIE hour OF pub
iralian.
Is tie publication e a paper OF the
SIZE. ard giving ihe informsuon of the
tELzeRAPH dnriug the session. is 81
tended " ia great expense, IS well as
edi,eri1l labor, cur friends throughout
Ccatnangealth are respectfully reqcesi-
ed to ard 10 Increasing tic circulation 10
respective neighaoFhoods GuEiag
thas perioJ. The IeT.as are
Fer tie session, 50 90
For the year, 5 90
Iwo copies Of The Telegraph viii De
curing he Session iss $500. The
same deduction viii be made for large
number. TDEO PENN.
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80 Tsa.enaas Of Al1}9r hfnggoid
have been t-7a-5tt5 Baltimore and IN
tl-reC, Ell aursenr te h0gQ-s.
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following sen6msat Of the
ass ollae ads Paia Nu-h er;ean,
g raaa 70 i%aeat'enlion Of every man
9 - ID crest IN the Success OF
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lodge. Maf!ier. Alum, 8razilwooa.
Fd,tic. Cs'aWoej. Lgwood: RLS0;
Ex,rart of i.oxwood. Annette Cochinesi,
Soluiiop af Tin. Blue Niilioi. oii EnrjoI-
G 2 2 = = z e s:
Best green Rio Coffee. lea, Pepper.
Aiisaire. and has tahlc salt.
hOii0N$; combs. purses. Porket
Books, pins, needles, steel pens, lsnret
liades. ioo;h brushes, percussion CAPS,
Fowler. shat aat! rad.
TISfAR'S E-lsam cf Wild Cherry.
CONFECTI0NIR{ES Of al. Kinds
tbs celebrated Sarsr Coa'pd Pills.
SAMUEL KURIZ.
Decsmhcr 20. 1916.
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EaU at the Old SfGgn
FRESH DRUGS,
ssTEDICLEES. s.
GaOCER91S. SC.
= d ? q ~ 8 2

= 4 = = = = >
Red asd White lead. Neoenan Red.
Chrome Mellow and Green Veruiiion
Red. i'rlsSian Blue. Terra lie $ienn5.
Turkey iimher. iaup Black.
Also; Cepai vanish, Back Farnish,
Gam Sneisc; gold. silver snd metal lea;
white. yellow and rel b%roUzs; sand pa
per, ,urp4ntjns and FI~a Ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
Canada, Norway aud Free Trade the ~.
Lawrence.


The Montreal Pilot says, " The imperial Brit
tally repealed and that Immediately. The New
York Ai6iOR is not alone in its remarks that Nor
way is but three hundred miles from Newcastle.
England-that it contains immense forests Of the
best timber-and that its people would be glad to
change Swedish connection for English protection. In
reply the request Of the Pilot Tor the repeal of the
British Navigation Laws which secure seven humid
red British ships monopoly OF the trade between Eng
land and her Northern Colonies the Albion hints that
United States shipping allowed to enter into free
competition with British, the English shipping interest
might insist the abolition OF the Timber Duties. The
Press now grumbles at Montreal because the Welland
Canal is employed TO pass onward Aserican vessels
with their produce for the Ncw-York market They
say that Free Trade in produce ought 10 enable the Ca
madam farmer ship his grain fer Europe Amer
lean vessel ii viii carry freight cheaper than British
ship as otherwise be is nurously taxed 10 uphold Brit
ish ships and navigation while Britain gives him ad
vantaces over the foreigner in her ports
Il is also alleged that it Is the monopoly OF 1reshts
by England that prevents the 81 Lawrence from taking
away the Erie Canal very large share of the bulky
trade of the great West ,ha, Canada is twelve millions
in deb; for Canals and that the British navigation laws
prevent the Canadians from enjoying the benefits OF these
Canals and OF the natural advantages Of their position
on the ST Lawrence. Our object says the Plot IS 10
obtain cheap freight by having the shipping OF the whole
world at our disposal and il England refuses our
quests the Canadian millers farmers and merchants
will send their produce the port OF New York and
leave Montreal and Quebec nothing 10 ship.