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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
THE LAST EFFORT.

The know-Nothings aud Black Rcpubli-
cans held meeting in the Court House last
night 1t was their last spasmodic effort be-
fore the October election, and as such deserves
passing notice.
As By reason Of the fair, there was large
crowd Of people in town. yet the Court House
was not over half full and the most of the
persons present were Democrats, who were
curious to sec what new trump tho opposition
were about TO turn up.
Although the meeting was intended as a
Republican meeting, yet nearly all the officers
were well known Know -Nothings. There
was that venerable fossil, Alexander M'Vick-
er, who was dug up from political oblivion to
preside over the meeting; We need not tell
our readers anything about his position.
Among the Vice Presidents were T. Davis of
Jackson, John Holder of Summerhill, well
known as Know Nothngs, among the Sccre-
'aries, were T.. +. Lytle, President of the
Know w-Nothing convention last fall, and Z. d.
Evans and the astonishing Tommy Jones, all
notoriou. K-Ns.
1t having been discovered that "Dr. Smith
OF Virginia could not preserve the county,
MIR. X. t. MCombs of Lawrence had been
sent for by the h. n. Leaders to come and
Save their secret soul from mighty fear.
From Cambra's curse, from Cimbria,s te,r ,,
Mr. MCombs is cautious, careful man. not
sharp. and .Aas not any talent, worth speaking
Of. His hobby was the ghost of the old por.
tage Rail Road. He dug it up, and endcavor-
ed to arm it with new terrors. but to no avail
lie was much embarrassed by the want Of en-
rhusiasm among his party here, and evident
iy a'tou:shed at the pirit effeeting our
organization lie cndeavored to give a few
shiieks for Kansas, but his remarks fell so
dead were received with such chilling silence
by the audience, that hc was obliged to give
1t up IN despair. Mr.. MCombs effort was
not able or effective, we will admit ,hat he is
IN earnest, and thinks that he is douc ricbt.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
"TOMMY JONES OF JACKoov /,

a rich thing occurred at tho Know Moth
ing meeting last night in the Court House.
Pending the organization, the inimitable
thomas Jones, of Jackson township, discov-
cred that his merits were not properly appre-
ciated Whcreupon, Mr. Jones rose in his
place and said: "Mr. President; there is a
dispute IN this town, and to settle it T move
that Tommy Jones Of Jackson be Secretary of
this mecting?' The crowd gave yell and
the facetious Jones was then and there elected
to thsanneyanee OF ''aH the dcccney
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
DAY BREAKING IN THE EAST

An election was held this week, in most OF
the towns in Connecticut, for town and dis
trict officers. The returns show that the De-
mocracy have carried the State by decided
majority.
This shows that the shell of Black Repub-
lican Know Nothingism is broken The peo-
pic are aroused and will be deceived no lon
ger.
The returns from Michigan also shows trc-
mendeus democratic gains Connecticut and
Michigan are safe for Buck and Breek.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
COUNTY FAIR.

Our County Fair is now going on The
weather is magnificent, the crowd glorious =
The men are in good humor, the ladies look
ing their best, and yerything lis going off
:" merry as marriage bell" The or, ton
viii be delivered to-day by William A. MUIR
ray, Esq. The known abilities of the orator
warrant the anticipation of a rich intellectual
treat.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
WHO WILL TAKE THE BANNER

Remember. democrats, that splendid Bans
ner will be presented by the Buchanan and
Breekinridge Club of Ebcnsbtrg, to the
township, that will give, on next Tuesday,
the largest increased democratic vote, in pro-
portion to the vote received by Arnold Plum.
er at the last election. The longest pole
knocks the persimmon, Cambria is i'm for
the banner to be presented 10y the keystone
Club of Philadelphia, aud if We all 10 our du.
ty, she viii get it.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
KANSAS MARTYRS WANTEDi

Conversng the other day with prominent
Fremonter in this town, we asked his opinion
on the isms involved in the canvass. II. re-
Piled that "the whole thing was Kansas.
Kansas" and if the pro-slavery men would
Kill few free State men before the election
that Fremon.'s election would be sure.
Now gentlemen, here is a chance 20 ;,;n
tue noble army of uartyrs. Why do not
some of you rush out to bleeding Kansas and
have yourselves imnolated On the Fremont
altar
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he Is a respectable man, whose character is
esteemed in Pennsylvania, and had the meet
ing closed with his speech, it would have been
creditable enough for Fremont meeting -
Mr.. MCombs however, had not INDUCED in
low, scurrilous personal abuse and according
ly DR.. Smith Of Virginia" was called up
TO crafty the depraved appetites of that por-
ton of the K-N party who exult in black
guardism. This Smith is sort of NANCY
cur, who has been yelping around here for
the last few days, to the great annoyance of
of all orderly citizens, and even Of the decent
portion of the Frcmonters
He denied that he had made the expression
referred to IN our last paper viz: - that the
time was Fl st approaching when it would be
necessary for the people Of the north, to form
an alliance with Great Britain, to protect
! themselves from the asgressions of the South" +"
Now We have the word of Michael M'Cague,
, that Smith did make that expression in Black
lick township at the Fremont meeting there
We can procure Mr.. MCague's affidavit to
tho fact, but it is not necessary. No man S
character for truth and honesty is higher in
our community than that of Michael NJ Cague
and VIC arc much mistaken if his 9ord would
not be taken by our citizens in preference to
the oath of I" DR.. Smith of Virginia
After having thus proved to the satisfaction
of the audience that he was a common liar,
Smith attempted to spew his filth over our best
citizens: he called the people of Cambria
county "dough face, attacked the mem
bers of the bar here. raved, rauted, and tore.
He made pitch at the - Democrat and Sen
tinel called US an 80 sx10," spoke of the
"Jakey," an institution with which he seems
to have been connected The audience final
ly slipped away, each man ashamed to have
been witness to such exhibition Smith
would like to get up controversy with US
it will not win; when VIC want fight, We
take somebody of our size, and We have a
disgust to meddlins with dirty subjects. If
the Fremonters have made any capital out of
this last chapter they can put it in their eye
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
NO FREMONT ELECTORAL TICKET /,

The Fremont men attempted to make an
electoral ticket in Harrisburg on Tuesday
last, but wcro obliged tie give it up
Was ever more outrageous deception, n
more glaring cheat. attempted to be palmed
off upon people? Every day we hear men
brawling for Fremont and Freedom, and ye I
they have no electoral ticket in the field
How can they vote for Fremont without a
ticket, or do they intend to go over, bag and
baggage to Fillmore, and vote the Fillmore
electoral ticket? There are doubtless men id
the Fremont party who arc honest; what cau
they think of this state of thin gs7
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
THE TICKETS-THE TIcKFTs,

Those of orr ffieiIds, to whom have been
entrusted the delivery of the tickets a. the diff
ferent election grounds, will strictly attend to
the performance of tha. duty. Let them 10
on the ground early 50 that no person will ba
d clafed for want Of ballots.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
OUR CREED.

The Democratic party as national party.
neither defends slavery. nor goes out into g
crusade against slavery. 1t lets it alone. Ii
favors the policy of allowing it to bo settled by
the people of States and Territories and of
subjocting both. In this respect tc the Proris-
ions of the Constitution.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Charles r. Buckalrw. Wilson McCandle.s
District. District.
1st-Geo w. Nebinger I3th-Abra'm Edinger
2d-Pierce Butler 1ith- Reuben Wilbcr
8d-Edw. Wartmat l5th-Gco a. Crawford
4th--Wm. H. Witte 1Gth-James Black
6th-John McNair 17th-Henry j. Stahlc
6th-John III. Brin ton 1Sth-John D. Rod,ly
7th-Dayid Laury l9th-Jacob Turncv
Sth--Chas. kessler 20th-J. A. j. buchanan
9th--Jas. Patterson 2lst-Wm. Wilkins
10th--Isaac Slcnkcr 22d-Jas. G. Campl ell
llth-F.W Hughes 28d--1hos Cunningham
12th-Ihos: Ostcrhaut 24th--John Keatley
18th District-Nincent Phelps
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largest ever held ia Jackson township, and
one of the most spirited and effective of the
campaign The old Jackson fires are amin
burning brightly. and we have no doubt of
hearing good report from the polls at Laur.
ell Hill
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-08

LOST.-On Thursday afternoon splendid
Gold Pencil The finder will be literally re-
wardcd by leaving it at this office
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

= : ~ r. 81 STATE OF LOUISIANA. I
n, e 2RI1 fsst sp n
ID he month april n the year OF our LORD one 'NonSaha
and eight hundred and Rsn Notary Public in and for tho
pa RG1 Of % os and hsas ssan
and presence Of the witnesses aneu
Pe MeSsrs Riehaa gsts at snTn rse W
o 5% % Whieek si So,s 1o fo
EuFhf Foxs Go RGfh s fas1's Ss
5s,nn s Sas slsa Ss Sae s
M ra%ss rs s "ipst III E Ts
nesed Bower Of attorney for Ms Cicero DAVIS Mrs Ellen Rob
I Msy Al a q Mss FsS a"s na
Johnston of Casne in the State of Maine represented ny sa
st b s, S IL sind rsss s
provcmen and utility" being number hundred and thirty
n III s Hey y ad tpet
with them for the purposes hereinafter recea and
Esqae Ns s s Rsse os
10 Which they hereby and between themselves 10
abide BY and with which to be satisfied 70 wit; or rns
@ M s shs e as o nj
* DE- 1 sh SfT &c os e
chase ans ani m siHS Dry hsE and
ang seeorSs Of M and the
scpo e office of the ResorsF q Is
inF TINS nsw rSgs published GSs in the Orleans
S WSf end on he he y sepembc in the thou
sand eight hundred end seyeny,swo o norer officer unon
whom citation other process against the company saai 10
M The capital stock said Company is fixed at the sum Of
eighty thousand dollars divided into eighty shares eheh ior ne
s n Of S"s Ss dSts Tin a S
s c as n @ mot oas %
each share Of said eighty shares Of Dc as
Fyye per Of each share on subscribing and ten per
es s Of az fR
5 a q his aEe cent f
5t The Whole rs and & the con.
of said 70 shall be sontsa ct
times. , :, a.,, a,u,otod tho one as
the sd s esr III ass u
lett sumner be the Agent and John Hughes The Manager
Manager or Of both majority Of the
elect sns Be e fn
sqd @ M msy s gsk dGp process CT
su e and after It sabe put active operation Agent
sars 81 tie spts The
stock they become DIE md ke cGmhe' o
ration Keep iii proper books and for the business Of
The any &c" Ply s s
bends The stockholders proportion 70 their shares and ger
shall Also keep transfer hook for the transfer stock and is
ca @ e n s Ear y a na
to tie inspection Of stocolers compensation for his
one half one per he shall receive and the
ks sum d o ad e sss s
| ment of dividends to the stockholders
Sh and obligations Of the Managers the same
are assumed declared follows, to
wit: The firm Hughes Vaette Co. will have the charge OF
the constructions Dock Docks subsequently the care
and Of the well us of the mechanical ope
| rations of the Company. =,
9th The said firm Hughes, Yalette Co.. will have the
exclusive right make repairs vessels going into tue
Docks tie Company, consideration of which said firm
the said Association the full rates OF dockhge NJ
the rates hereof charged Dry Dock Company
on all vessels going into Dock of the Company, subject
deduction exceeding ten cenila on me
fixed rtes ockage vessel which the Agent or Man
nger may eXpeient for the interest oil The Company 10
put dock such deduction from the established rates
| which follows, to wit:
| Shps. and smaller yessels-Rates for docking.
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The day docking and unlocking vessels will be charged
but the said firm are NOT in any case 70 e"ge more
such less rates they may wish making good however, TO this
to Y rates. s R VII ets
Of III" 2f oF ] esa 'S ce @ BE- esSs to
5 T @ sS' s Ior 's DOCK s
i2I Te said lrm 4 Hughes vaee Co, shall provide all
rssoa y Ss' he q Ills crporaon, oYsher
a When auneed la we'll The Of
its business and for the rent and use the same they shall
October last past f eighteen r1lSsd
years, hen they sla he entitled use Of lands fair
rent as ' the 9ess obtained BY 9fn
be incurred for the construction of wharves that
IS ill., TIe said firm Of Hughes VaIette Co. shall make to
the comp"yS agent weekly reports Of the business OF the
to y three st s 3 me hsys the p ;Se
e"s Share shall COUNT one vote in al cases.
majority Of the whole capital stock only sal govern 99d no
pora,ion further than the unpaid balance due the
S'%nE WE" snS y s' winding affairs
Of said corporation the Liquidation shall be conducted BY three
and shall bestyed the Iiqnilains Commssioners and
h be neir a to sci "a l ao o. Inc eG POPPY e U
es Meeting tcy sisal collect company
and after it's debts divide the proceeds OF sale and colec
s Hn as enas 5 % e eose 70 d respective
in pEsscSss si1Iy and ES%5a 3; Wlard,
with said appearers and me Notary.
Original signed j
r. B. Sumner, ten shares.
VIM. Whann five shares.
+. f. FoEer Il Co., five shares
Hughes Valete & Co., sixteen shares,
Fred'k Cunerden, two shares.
Vim. Whitlock, Trustee, one share.
Harris Il Morgan fifteen shares.
Il. j. Hart 1t Co., five shares.
Corn's i. Payne, four shares.
A. Converse, for his wife, Mary Converse, on snare
VIM. Kelley, two shares. ,. ,.,..
Daniel Johnston, by Il. i. Sumner, Airy, TWO shares
| j. II. Ilngedorn shares.
g Pa%es for l!ars 1T rsln,ss one share.
| 0. PalnrS, R. painGS, one snare
A. J. Whiimorr fnr Mrs. Ellen Robinson two shares.
4 / Whim0re for Mrs. Mary Ann Allen, one snare
4 + Whitnore for Alfred j. Ruiz, one share.
4 i WLitulore, for Mrs. Fanny Ruiz, one share.
a ! Whitnlorc for Mrs. C. Davis, one share.
A. j. Whitmore, one share ,,-a q TrRNER
EI)W,D 0. WILLARD.
R. Brennan, Not. Pub. . ,,,,. Of t1,o orri,o
hereby certify tile foregoing to be true copy f,I .a6f
net record in current ress.SS III nnranS nF nv
H. s. have signed my name md nuHa' n ,H5f ~ 'S
A oiiciul seal this fourth day OF May A T. 4o29 H.,
| myl6 IN. $500, -
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G. j. MANsoNI, Secretary.
THOMAS Ii. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNEsOTA
l. Dealer in

W. p. Saunders VIM. Quintell, D. Person. jy26 ly
THOMAS IL. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
l. CITY, TOWN AND ' Country PROPERTY
For 5'9s%5s i hsasy WAR
and ~ n G 4 e R Rs5jg sTt, perinin
Advantages of Ianestg in and around ST. Paul. and in Min
St. Paul is the head HiiG sipfdaS
Of Mnnesoain most desirable ocapn and ,aonfsiag
s S T't SsnDn and
e " Ts
great natural advantages are known the Southern States
nmsr "me and 0 reereon viii
made with avidty far beyond the present rates OF
The y St. Paul last varied from three
"ss %%ers%n % il h5s country
are % EH's few e M miles 0y an Il Is utterly useless
tempt description Of the PARTICULAR general s
facts omneq fy must be no,ssd , Tss
9s ssS
the country appears made order for the express
Governor German his last Message TO the Legislature sit
nm aware hit more usual annual of this
kind speak Of the prosperity of the country and TO place
to the props Yet Ills not light" which justice
@ be psd In Of h .ra M bes Wsn
health and The in MIGRATED and Traced up to
the understand as tacs demonstrated by the
eEps"se hs Our Tps Po sSe me ie s teo
the rapid growth Of every part Of our favored Then
wrought degre but the most saETe
reai1sd It WIS then stscd that the population t
ve one yen ss pea aS en a neg
a period has than doubled Ws kow d From o s1r
gathered from other reliable sources that Minnesota ms dHE
p 9 ee shon Ills ratio Of increase CONTINUE years
nSf H aG @
three Formulation would reach the asto,nd
an sfS 1SH
is Hns s s be- ssRfs s
h thu The a s an aSe eo
sS1g e ss an5 pr6r BsS @
s Gf Sd snP Ho 81 tor:
SANG d S5 the G5 65 T ,s bs ss
Tes n I 9 Colonies or Suites has been in most part Under
in or Of century and the excess
e Their pqpsG4 within the Ss ten 5 os s sn mSvns s
wf" n: vast amount rich soil not yet occupied in our Terri
efe or p9psn nGee
&c, mg S sS sapf9fcs
combine in M eminent degree population capital and
most Wonderful progress in the next i've years trust shall
be pardoned if connection, suggest the propey nna
p@bs pRsX S5 mnc s
%sS
give us energy v'sor and power. when we arrive manhood
There being no usury Laws IL Minnesota money can be
se
for M or ~S o Of asese essh vs Re
aine rs secrty bearing five month after
m"'uFi'y-n'cres' p" iasp se' WAmRAsrs
Can @ Sa sGq n @ ww s"
years located in the of the Of
years the settler 81 % Tor tue land and
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th january, 1856 before
subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
cording law depose md that the above accounts are
St and correct transcript from the books OF the
said Company. st A, BROTHER, President.
fT557S3% I A3f4 8t$5L JAS Fl. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1856 CH4s. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
8 the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Trustees have resolved interest of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits the
toldess thereof to their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 1lih of February next.
The Board Trustees also declared dividend of
per the net earned premiums of the Company for the
yesrd ending st December 1855 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th Of March next
Ths Company continues insure against the peril of the
ses rivers and loss damage by fire. the rates Of
premium. Office, No, rs Camp street
.gEgg 4F ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Yice-PresdeIt.
~ JAMES Fl. WHEELER. Secretary.
New Orleans, January 49, 1856.
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y S boxes pure LEMON 81 K ~
10 do SPERM CANDl'E5i
10 cases lar PRuNES
s baskets (rints) OIL; r,,o,ron
"a ba%s r a Il AGONA AlMoNnSi
IN IN Do ENGLISH WAl.NuTS
rh1 i,ndlas large and small GUM BAGS;
For sale by q. - o'oH a; t;nr;ar STRAIT
jel4 - - -
C1NNDLES-5OO boxes shlito Star. for sale BY
4 VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & Co,
900 Is Fchoupitoulas street.
T7rOvR-lOOO Extra and Superne ST. Louis for sale
II Nv VOORHEES,, GRIGGS Il CO.,
uvi3 Is Fchoupitouas street.
MTAVAI. STORES-GGO0 bbls Tar, Pitch, Rosin and
N Turpehtinc for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
ie1o T2 Magazine street.
CANDLlES-l00 boxes Sperm Candles, Sam Leonard's
" landing ex-ship nFge aud for sale by
4, I. GDCuRANE & HALL,
jy30 So iravier street,
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5 STATE OF LOUISIANA, a
t33g{ $ Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleanss
II that the 18th March 1856 before the
anscriber Justice Peace in and for the city aforesaid
perso,y appeared Charles Briggs President and r. JAM
yier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans being duly sworn according to law do de-
say the above just and true and
orrsct transcript from the books Of the said Company
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1866, }3 G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees pay Six per cent in
teest the scrip certificates Of payable on and after The
Monday Of May next and have declared scrip dly
dend of Twenty per the net earned premiums OF
the past year. which certificates will be issued and after
of the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1886 TO meet
pending but unadjnsted claims against the Company
The Company continue against the pe Of the
and rivers damage by Ere at the current Of
premium. {38 4 4, Hal ss S ~.
Oee iniron building Of Camp and Naches streets
354T5EIsE 50lE CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
R 9G $S a. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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VERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM,
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsnm of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylors Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's ExpeCtorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Iiyerwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
Lonlon's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
S. p. TownSend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyucoop's,
Shakers,
Graeiienberg's
Bristol's
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
FLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
knapp's Indian
| Alcock's Porous,
Griilitb's Adhesive.
IIollowny'5 Arnice
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kelltnger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
| Jayne''
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
OsgoOd's Indian Chogogue,
Rownnd's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynknop's Tonic,
Speeds Fehrifuge,
Vegetable Fehrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worn
Bryan'S Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's PuImonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
Loretfs Wahpeneor HairGlo!
BArry's Tri:opherous,
Lyons Katharien,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
phalon's Hair Invigora,or,
Jnyne's Hair Tonic,
van Deusen's Wahpene,
i.ondon's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hauel's Eau Lustralc,
Oluri,lge's Balm of Columbia
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS llouck's,
Cul!en's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVE
Dalley'sMngicul PainEXtract
Professor lollowuy's Ointme
McAllister's All-lIealing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray,s Harrison's Specific,
Traslz's Magnetic, Judltin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russ
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
, McNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's
British, HarlneIn.
BITTERS.
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r WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines, which they otter to supply
Druggists and Dealers ropretors wholesale prices.
General Depot Special Agency No. l5l amp II Chartres
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HARDWARE.

Jp,H. WATERMAN. CHAs n. waterman:
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i "a HARDWARE MERCHANTS cerner OF Iofn,
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daily receiving by foreign ana domeslic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles IN a
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails, Rope, S5g
Axes, Chains, Scythea,
5 Carpenters Tools complete, Is
Coopers' Tools $$
ng Anyils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates sag6s{a
~ #@sA@ Garden Engines Pumps 5.a4, Z
.@ %5&3$E&$T Ploughs Hay Cutters, Corn Shleers,
Agricultural Implements.
f#@&#Ht4% 4& 5S5 Mill Cross.cut and Pit Saws,
.l& 5% & {4&lF54 * Ok Yokes Bows Singletrees,
t3sR$3A4S @ Turning Lahes
Hoes Hs,nes, shoyels and Spades, Platform Scales
M Andirons, lenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
gJ$E 5a Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
ES&Sb itt 81 Single and Double Barrel Guns
III Coffee Heclas Chatting Dishes,
y a#a s-7& II Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
"a 5s9s3Eq a Britannia and Plated Ware.
Gs5 rs Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
49 5&iaf ts f Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o2SIy Seines, Fishing Tackles etc, etc.