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Columbia gazette., 1854-07-29

by We are under many obligations
TO our friends, the proprietors Of the
:" 1rper," for the use of their press
and many other favo,s since the late
conAagration. Such Kindness will al
ways be remembered by us. May
they never be so unfortunate an to be
placed in ike circumstances; but if Gin
the course of human cyentsn a like ca
lamity should beiall them, and it be in
our power to serve them, they will
find U.S. With all our heart,-semper
iara'us j
Me- We understand that tho severe
loss occasioned by the burning of the
Exchange and Iheater, was sustained
by Mr.. J. c. Smyth, he being the sole
owner and proprietor. Mr. Smyth is
now rapidly building the Exchange.
We make this statement in justice to
MIR. Smyth, as We had in our statement
Of losses, giveing it as the misfortuneiof
other parties.
% The I'uolumne Co., Water Co.
have declared a dividend of four per
cent, for the month of July, payable at
the Banking House of James Mills &
Co. August LIST.
The Evening Journal says the "Ga-
zette and Clipper have been merged
into one." Mr. Journal must have got
up little too early as he is considera-
bly, ahead of time.
sB We were presented by friend
Harrison, of the Broadway Book Store
fine thermometer, by which we find
that on Monday noon the mercury was
raised to the sublime degrees of lOS in
the shade. 1t has not been below 500
during the week, and every day it has
been 1909 and often higher. We be-
lieve the hottest day Of the season was
one day after the fire when the mercury
rose to ll7a in the shade.
Columbia gazette., 1854-07-29

It is impossible here to recount more
than a very few of the principal objects
of interest purchased--Full Catalogues
will be issued on their arrival. Amongs
the most conspicuous are--the magnif-l
cent painting of the
Descent from The Cross! After Reu-V
bens, purchased by Mr.. Duncan at the
Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Antwerp,
where the Great Original was presented
by the renowned Artist to the Church
of his native city.
The Chapel of ST. 7Herese! The
wonderful work of an Invalid Painter,
while confined in the Hospital at Bru-
ges.
Three Original P0intings! BY
Teniers, Vandyke and Greuze.
The Holy Family, by Blanchard =
The Finest Modern Painting for sale in
Paris.
The largest Diamond in the United
States, imported through the House of
Messrs. Rovenat, of Paris and New
York
Svrice of Serres Peyeelain! For
merly belonging to Napoleon the First
and Louis Philippe, with the Grown
Marks, Initials, etc.
A Clock of the Days of Louis XIV.
Exhibiting the most exquisite and aur-
prising Mechanism, With Pendants Of
Diamonds and Precious Gems.
The Famous Bedudsr Ctock IF
Mile Rachel, the Trogedienne. Rep
resenting Flight cf Birds--the pll-
mage is true to nature-th, whole scene
most life like. The mimic warblers fly
from bough to Dough, and fill the air
with notes of the hooking Bird, Cana
ry, etc.
Al Intricate Piece of Mechanism
from Cologne, A Magician performing
with perfect accuracy the curious tricks
Of his profession.
The Great Original Painting of The
Huguenots. This Picture is well known
to Parisians, and will be welcomed with
enthusiasm by every lover of art in
California.
THE Snperb Table0n Of PSYCHE and
Amour. The Twin to this Painting is
owned by the French Government, and
ha. the most conspicuous place in the
Gallery Of the Louvre.
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Subscriptions or period less than year will be received
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copy gratis
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Ii will be easily by these tables that the whole of
the Canadian wheat &c. imported in bond is reexported
England and the coonies and also, in addition that
the export Canada and the colonies for their consup
ton, is nearly two millions OF breadsufs the produce Of
the United States.
The upper province generally known Canada West
has greater interest in free intercourse with the United
States than Lower Canada Canada East The origin,
language and other distinctive features of the inhabitants
Of Lower Canada make their aflintes with the United
States much less than those of the Upper Canadians More
over the geographical position of Upper Canada makes
New York more convenient while it is at the time
larger and more secure market for her produce than
Montreal OF Quebec. The various lines Of railway leading
the Atlantic the lakes give to the inhabitants of the
upper province facilities of communication with New York
during part Of the year when access to Quebec is
tremely difficult
The canal tolls levied by the State of New York Ca
madam produce passing through her canals toward tide
water amounted in years 1850, 1851, could
be ascerained six hundred thousand dollars and
property passing through the channels from tide
water for the PERIOD probably half as much
making about four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
nuay contributed by the Canadian trade to the New York
cannls.f
All from Canada except $685. ,7os.
4 See d35
The daily union., 1854-07-30

Number of persons occupying lands
Ofwboru those held lU acres and
OF whom those held 10 10 ~ acres
OF whom those held 30 To 20 acres
Oh whom li.ose held 20 10 100 acre.
Of whom those held 100 10 200 acres
Over 200. -.....' .-'... ...-.'
Number of acres held by the above /
q. g. una,F ,s,iitivu,fnt
The daily union., 1854-07-30

New Brunswick returns for 1851 show increase
ports Of about 10 per cent? and of 10 per in the i'm
ports greater than in any other colony.
Aggre gate Of colonial exports Greo Britain, United
States, aud other countries, for The gear 1851.
The daily union., 1854-07-30

Total exports BY The ST Lnwronce.. SI524I6
As nearly be asceraned the following statements
exhibit the natural products domestic manufactures and
foreign goods imported into the colonies from the United
States for 1851
The daily union., 1854-07-30

SINGULAR sToRMA gentleman, who arrived in this city
from Chcothe Friday evening informs that as the
stage was passing Greenfield llsborough in the
neighborhood of Peterburgh they overtaken of
sudden with tornado of wind rain, and hail. which came
with terrific violence The hastones very large and
striking they became very resve and four Of
the passengers had to get out and hold them In few
minutes the storm passed and the coach proceeded
onward but had gone but short distance before
again oyertaken with the Storm the wind coming in
exact opposite direction and the rain and hail falling in
greater abundance than before The pros
traed and cut into shreds trees blown down, and
fences lifted up and thrown the road The quantity
of rain which fell truly astonishing; our informant
saws that il seemed il there river overhead that
had the bottom knocked out The whole lasted about
twenty minutes. Again they started, and on going
quarter of mile they entered upon the dry dusty road
where not drop of rais had fallen Men working in
the fields making hay who wholly ignorant that any
storm had taken place nigh them. Cincinnati Gazette
INTERESTING IScIpEsr-The Springfield Republican re-
la,es the following singular Circumstance:
q few days since Joel Rice of Conway, discovered
meut of his children but descending from the tree the
old one made her appearance and in the temerty OF her
maternal affection she jumped upon him. crawed down TO
his hand seized Of her young ones and attempted to
take it away. Mr. r. resisted her clam but moment,
when sympathy for the agonzed dame made suecesslal
appeal and she permitted to gather into her furry folds
little one which she deposited in new home re-
turning again and again I'LL she had taken them all rom
the hands of their captor
The daily union., 1854-07-30

upon details of its rise and extraordinary progress which
be clearly traced in the documents attached this
port and to the report which had the honor OF submit
ting you in 1850 it will be Of great interest to notice its
present extent and Importance
The tonnage entered inward by sea- the several ports
OF the North American colonies amounted in 1851 to
aggregate of i5T0663 tons
The tonnage cleared outward in that year from the
ports amounted to l,5s3,l04 tons
Commensurate with this large amount Of tonnage, en-
poyed in which may be said TO have had its
beginning 1888 has been the OF colonial trade
during the year just past
The value of this trade is exhibited in the condensed
statements which follow.
The total exports of Canada for 1851 made up from
United States and Canadian returns for this report give
different but correct result viii be by the
following statements:
The total exports from Canada for 1851,
The daily union., 1854-07-30

As be seen by referring TO table No o. Canadian
turns the dutab and free goods thus stated for the
year 1851
Dutiable imports into Canada from the United
States. ........... S7,97l $50
Free imports into Canada from the United
States. l,l47 1883
@9,lls7ss
Amount of duties collected $797l,3s0 81 1866 l4a
about l4a per cent
The active character of the inland trade between Can
ada and the United States may be seen by the following
statement of the tonnage inward and outward
The daily union., 1854-07-30

All from Canada except s6s, ,7os.
I See note, PIP. ass.
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This includes the imports IN transit for the United States
aud those under bond for Upper Canada
Exports from CaHada 10 other countries principally Grea
Britain, gspiag DE principal articles and colae for he
yeor 1851. /.
The daily union., 1854-07-30

and sent TO England for sale, II, l,o00,o00;
and further large for under-yalua-
ton of exports-makng in the whole...., S4o000O00
The daily union., 1854-07-30

Lands, produce, live stock, and Lower Upper oal
domestic manufactures. Canada Canada
The daily union., 1854-07-30

Inward. Outward Totals
American. British. Amor'n British Inward Outward.
seam 452 al5 $50 753,3lt 564 0s9 3O7ul2 I3 s07
Sail l59sd1 202 ,039 l5367o BOG Ni 3fl 9c6 G003l
TOTAL 39o 6as oo6 9se 77o,6o a,4l202s I677Ass
The discrepancy between this and other is
planned in note in table Q.
Ha,card end optUdrd.
Steam American ............ Sl,97794l
Britsb......,... ,409,6IS
S3,3S1,5I9
Sa-Americar =. 49,. ........... 293,53T
British-.......-.-........-....,...-. a0s40o
----- Iol 93I
Grand total, inward and ouward......... l,0s9456
The total amount imported from Canada into the United
States for the three years ending june 1851 s by
nerce and navigation report Sll, ,l56342on which the
following amount of duty has been collected will here
with appear;
Statement Of collected in The different districts Of the
United States bordering Canada, from ls49 TO 1851
clusire, (three ysars)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-11

cOgues, and dough fees fot the las; six
months IN Cougies,
Dim'crnts Of York, do you know that
Jordan Is a hard road 10 ,ravsr' DO you
know ,ha, ,hcrc are many that have been BIZ.
ten, and are diving ahoat ,bo camP' Il You
know these thugs. and Practice what YOU
profess, YOU viii desert the ranks u this
secret, snl clani,s,inc tribe. headed hy Dl
,id Toe grand besrer or ,he smeIi,ug bottle,
and accompanied BY Botanic orraDerIndcr.
la,,rumsn,s serve as aplcas.0g accompanI-
mcai, and in al! ages they have afforded ex-
guisi,e rlcssure 10 Tie great family 81 man
Kind, whether exhibited in the shrill harmony
cr The panjean pipe, or the overwhelming
chorus Of d, magnificent organ.
TOURIST.
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HOME testimony IN FAVOR OF
Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills,
ur. VTrsoN, Kenntllcr Co, N

Ib,v. bee, Tor f,ur wears afflicted with = Srra.
al, Lemons, and deafness, and have been unslir
4, oii,j, Az, relief until procured six hoxAti
ID, Snil,'. vahslle lndisn Vegetable pills md
IN I,s,r nonths 40 m, complaints hsd disarpeuted,
con,-.,y n ~ ~, fieui'- expectations.
Iiaok these pills Or ~ S-rofnl', vith'rt any
c,,.r,.,jo, Of relief JAMES n. CHOATE.
Ih,,c u.ri 20 boxes = nuoirsih'' riil., aud
a. ,,an, ,rare or11ercrt tinis, arl have neyr
found that l,rrdi fam the nee uf the Whole. ihai
Inv. fon ne use n Two h,Nes ~ De- Smih's
,umrrayeI Indian Vegetable PIE"
Tho, se,., tn suihe right ~ iha fuun alton %
nv disease, which j. ofa billion, ch3pricr.
Trad hLvOcD.
Ih.y, lee, afflicted fir several wear. with a
yrakrr,, An the stomach rnl lup.s, with q c,s.
tivenrss. headache ard depression Of spirits
,bourh by many % lc iu = consumption, AMI va.
obliged 10 give rp m, hus,r'ss.
AGcr ir,ipr "A uumlcr 81 thc various slr.lrlril
d. and nsi.,ms without any permanent rC'iri. I
,,as prevailed on ~ uy D.. smiths "Sugu Coat
81, impnyei lnlau Vegetable l'l.s, ~ and o. ms
astoui.hmcni. III, Immediately cured ne. and AZ.
icr takip. a few d1scs nm ,nuUy recovered, AMI
gi'e t1rttuln 90 nv Ltsiac's.
JusTuS CLARK.
Ifu,L , srvrc c.ll ihi. a'l, which f,ill.d IN
m, H,uts a0I l,u.hi on me rhruH,lism, accom-.
rrui-d with s-,cIc rlius anl % Ia c1u1h. which
plif..i ono 90 .iT, up mi lu.'rrss. iriri mr1y
ror,,Ii,. without r,'.,i, uniI procured b.S ~
Uf. ~mitl's ~ursr g.. irl lnluu vegetable rtl.,
uhi.h I au trru, o. riy. murlit'rI, r,.ir, 90 inr
AND enabled mr il three IIis o. return o. on, hu-
,iaes-; | am cutfr., ,..U. T.. T.. HILL
Nt.1rrrr ru, Dol, o., n rfh AHrirr, NJ, .i-s ,
With ever, iri,..ii.uuf 'ru--1 ti.c7.e tp which
br ,,ps s.ii..'.
Atur u...,..., lii.ra 81 thr l1Ir.l. mi rr.
rfFr- rHr,'l.r. fuisN ,h-rr sr rN9 r.''. n' r.a.s
.lN rl -urHH -.Hr- Coated Pile, which rHu.
'rs', lt.lr o.. rr. .ls., tH a. ur1t Hn .i.F u.,
t,jp,n;.
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go. r.f.rf. C...H '.a.f tf Ns. SEQ,
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E..,por, would be willing to servs lis coun.
ny in a new earaeiy. Tho Jcdge issupros
"a IN have somo inkhngs that was himself
and Of course Dion could no, aioul 10 bar.
monte the party Nv giving competitor the
.Jyarncs'ofexrcuuye Influence. Hence the
rariy could not be united, by ldopt.rga man
who bad more friends In he Cooycntion than
anvboiy else On. no. Pilsbury ought not 60
retire and Civ, place TO anybody that ths peo-
ne have been talking o. tJr Goyrmor-'h''
wou'lnt hlrmonify thcPlriy Boithcnom.
i7a,ion OF Paris would, and kill or Wells 10
m, bargain.
Then arain hvss b,si To take man from
IN, Yves, this vcar,who would not wan, 70.
election. 50 TIA, next year We can re; up tho
-,rvfa- CIV. "Give Us a Governor from the
East" five can bring up the party abs
wear TO elss, Governor Paris we shall then
lave the game in our own hands Because
b. will feel bound O, give us ~ The sheriff.
,,, out Of marulr.mtty 90 p,'shury and bis
friends. then an vc ,ayo Co il IS 90 orran.1r
nrarcv campaign, which.iH am.sc1''''
wiz overlap thc mex, Senatorial election.
Uurra Coz Cos. pau.,'
The only other reason Cor Ibis domination
YEAS o.. supposed a1.hhHH,y vt Judge Tar
ne. To 49,, trnuclt tr trr leaders ohm Do.
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.s rul ur,ru 3D. Wls, EHor, ). Dt'r.
t.uW..b a.rI u. W. drmtp
TrrrN Hrr. Dr. u..r #f sI.v,
I##luH..f f.~n town s.r-ht
Ar.at gHlr-r .v.
With -'.., aaIir,i. bee .tp PACED,
Within tae ,urr-r door,
trH...-a tfl.rU.m uLr.s I h1. act
IH alr. ..i go l...ic.
B.s.r-r had 1iflr. ua.,'a. hand,
Upon chat rruf'a 'rrr,
Nri .1u-lt ru .fi.I ttF l1yi-s heart
- THrr AIT Bind l1i varm.
UgruHiaa- s .,.lI Ir.iig bee bed,
llst Gather, L.H.Lr, Too was there,
Her on'y sitter Gsrrh had sought
Abt, ga,Tub ar.
O.thc ,d, heart rerliu. thoughts,
That tluu-h those breasts poured wild
While bot tetrs gushaI forth
1acy g,ssl up.n their dear, dear child
Doe mother dear. . wssn ro,s,,
lfhayc1'. ny hapu, hume.
With darling BEL there i'H wnit,
AMI mfCt y0u When you cone.
short tine sac fingered. aud thea wsni
T.,aia the ssr'y dead.
y sut In the Icshnsss IL her youih,
Down to her l,1uoS led.
I Ioved her wei bot do not m9uh,
trust she liveih nov,
Wirh "a the untold bliss Of heaven
Il-cribed upon her hrog. F.E-C
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Nnticn of Forcclosure.

JIrIIUEEAS. Albert Cu.hmln. of Hebron, 10
w the C,y,tt, ~ OSfIrd. O., his tredofmuri-
gag lated March -. 4. u. 1850, aad rccordei
with ONfoT R-rouls, liooh -, f'se 22'' con,
,c,cd 10 me certain ual c'iiio situated N 'ai
Hebron, bcirg The homsstcli a'nm Of the sad
eastman, TO secure the payment ol certain notes
dcscrilcd therein. And whereas The eoni'lion OF
laid Mortgage IL broker, ! cliim 10 ioreel'se the
same agr1raLy 10 the statute N snCh ca..s prove
tci. JAMLS blNhNl III
Duclf,H. July 90, 1884. %
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FARRAR5 HOTEL.
AT nucKrIrLD VILLAGE.

rI,IIE Subscriber repeatedly infIrns III. Tpv.i
log Public and particularly ihusc nho dcsirs
a CouSrRT RErHrGT. wh~ru they ct1 have pure
air and water, and the NOS, del-htiul views ~
Landscape scenery, that be has leased the nev-
Tavern House. efectel w DUChflELD VII.
LACE, Nv AMERICA FNRWAR, where he offers
hi. beet services flr the accommodation OF loaplsrs
The Iluu.c !. Lygs aHi 4 ~, anl vel cacu-
lated IN convene Small Families, ~ Single Per.
suns; and the table viii ~ always furp'rj Nth /,
Whalcsouc Rural Fuc, a' well ~ 81 ilh the L'ixl.
Ties olthc CT, Muh,t.
1hi. horsr y situated ~ the Centre ~ one Of
the met lively ard h1urishiHg villages ~ ell the
rourtr,, With spacious nrsu foot grounds, and
conne,isd Nth good Livery stable, with Eo'y
Cafursss cod I.sst Noso. n can ~ reached ~
Railroad ia hours fUm roHAul, sri frum
Bo-,ua. u 10 he pace u rr.ideurc II Me- Fv.
no.. widely Lbovu a, the lar,s.t dealer Ia New
En,hal in Cattle, Shs,r. ant Fast lla,iD,
AMERICA FAERiR.
July y, 1853, 23lf
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Notice TO the druggists of Maine.

The great sale aud Won lc,ul popuhi,, 81 my
MIpICAL DiSCoVtEl bad CNh1ustcd uN stock
,f pAsrURT wrTu, lsiiac this ,o1,'s riop ma
trtc,I, ~ which vac obliged {, siop operations
iur several week..
Tran n. 6r,t OF NrriI a. tho 18Th oi Nsy. I
soIl Over thtt,.siN tbops,nI hailss Thi. lut
a'buc consumed large guuiiiy n hcds.
irn hHrp, % .uaus sos, thaf o. iAr inwr Z
sh1'i l.H,l' On supr', ,nu With any ln1ul' goo
r1, lyguip, y, sIHtiIg 90 ry G,uuai Agent,
ll, ~. llAN. p.u.rI.t, lHIAr,.
nuNAID hCNNEDN, BoAluIy, Mac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-11

TotL BEIDsr UygNr. The Toll bridge
across the Connection, River 1t llaUoycr y.
H., was DESTROYED by Gre on Saturday last.
Supposed 90 have been the work Of an incen-
diary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-11

The Mass Congressional Convention held
a, Bidderorl, On the OH nominated John NJ.
Wood, Tor Representative 10 Congress, from
The iit., District.
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Drsrcs's Tr,rTY Yrtas rs 4ur U. S.

DEsroS's THIRTY Yrtas rs TUX U. S.
senate, In this grea, work Thomas II,
Benton has erected an imPerishabla monn'
meni to his fame. It is estimated that iOo,'
GOO copies have already found sale among tho
American people.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe for this work
can obtain copies st this Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-11

4 despatch from st. Louis states HAT
Benton has been defeated, as Representative
10 Couglcss, and that the American tese,
was triumphant in the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-11

ONroup, -; Alta Coud ~ Probate hell az pars.
within aud hr the County ~ ONhii, on le
thid Tuesday II Juh. ~ the ysor 81 or
Lord ono thousaul eight hunlred and 6itS.ioor.
ON Petition or JoB PRINCE, ruying the
\ DIloo. juigr Il Probate ~ nocep, hi rrsirri.
lion rfthe administration e The estate ~ William
Bmdfoul, 81, h,s q Turner, in 'aid county, dc.
crssrd,
ORDERED. lllt notice lc given q on rcrTra'
irirrcstc', hy causlng a copy OF THE oidrr
~ h. pu'shci three weeks srcrcs-iycly IN
The Oyf,rd Democrat, rtinicl NJ paris. thstthry
ml, arrrrrata ruIrir Crrrt 90 o. hr'l AZ Paris
IN sari rIurtv,,' the 81 Iur' ms Of August next.
al uint It thc cl,k ~ The forenoon, md shrv
cause, if any they have, why Ihr nnr should nsl
accepted.
TIMOTHY HIDDEN, Jrlgr
: uue cory--irast'
IS w.. NIHr NiuCiS. R,.li0.
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Nos. 81 c 80 UEIONsT, PORTLAND,
American Croam Soap in bars. Laun.
dry and Manufacturers in barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, Shay
ing Cream, Transparent, &c.


Thrse Soaps urr rrrs.uiri Q, the ruilc, ahrr
having brrl th,ruugl.y ,s'tci O., ulrse''s- and
fic0l., as ih. lat Labor Saving Articles,
ever lisr0ycrrd, arl We offer ilrn 10 the public
as ever, way ugUhy shea c0ulisncr.
Tho, Poo ihr vufk uf ihr Laundry IN amply
,risHf .sli,r. either Soft. Hand or SAT-: disp-n-
sing With lIu,lirI or rru1dng and ihr Nashbuard
--cYH,J1rHiiy large amount ~ Iu'l and wear
anil ts'r uf,'n'hin- b. slysd, ,ui not 0ne-"uuh tie
anDuut II bhur r,pu.rel ~ 20 lhs washing ia
h4H,. Inc t,rl,ury n these soaps b. 10 soften
the rluiI.s arI loosen che bolt ufthe dit without
inirry Wa,hlrg ). dar hy simply. ull'irv The
sulpuu tig T.ti. IL no. clothes met soilrd, aud
nIlri.r thrr Bon paru .rl. efficient tpto,cf them
There D thru remain iaW hours, (ur ~ bight,
% c..ycnrr.',D then with slighi hand iufbrg anh
raH fl.iug thr, win h. psf'Jcil, clrln aul igh
uri iunr, ~ the must delicate 6brir. herinn',
~ihs, shawl, So, may D. NasEsd 18th reiiect
s1fI,. C.'irn Good, Priris 4 any color that
will lids iu water alone, when washed with these
SOAPS. trgUrtug tp dirfctions will not change, Lut
r,uitl dfm. az ihc col1r.rrui,rd moe brilliant
For Washing Wo,ien., Piint', Gil1iug, MirN',
Map, pJiutiug-, larps, Silver N1rc, &c, Nc,
thee -.Grs are superior o. aHy o. thc matl'i.
The cost 1fthsrr suaTg isn0 more than ~ those
ordinarily usod: and bcsides this, the great wear
auI tear Of ,itnis, cpusrlaeni rTon The ON method
~ bird uiLins uppn lpar', machine. pounding
barrel. &C.. aud the necessity Vi bJns, Is wholly
D. Wholly avoided.
wcaiL Gr rl.Is comp a fir tfal, chaosiug %
trust 10 IN. own wefits rather ihan Icsort - NE
rrIiratiuu 81 loug li,t Il rrfiaD,tes Goai those
vhu have u.rd 90, sbsrs',f 10 has Leu uaHu'hc.
urrd, vhi,h 81, have itii Jur pasrr 10 10 were IL
nCrcsFap
Fur sae. Wholrsac. oaly. al - and 90 Unio,
Street, rufihHt. anil retail VS. Gurcrs generally
in ,iy and County. Agents supplied 90 lhersl
terms. ~ ob.Is Addressed O. g. W. ID. 4
c., POSTPAID, Nr.. "a s - l'ui.u ST., PO,tlaad,
Ne, Wil receive puuurt attention.
Tor sale, Mho..a'- 1ni Retail, by
STEVENS & sHURTLEFF.
10 SOt"rlI PARIS. Ne.