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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
About the Plow.

From the simplicity Of the rrcscn, almost
perfect plow. It !. hardly conceivable what
a rude implement prevailed fur the 6rst l7oo
year, Of the Christian era. Even the hall
plow OF the carly part Of the present ccntu.
~, would now be looked upon as a rclic Of
tho dark ages. We we'll remember thc in
tsrrst one Of thcss plow', in good rrcserva.
ton excited, particularly among the younger
farmers, which was exhibited at one Of the
State Fair, some years ago. They thought
they had found e" the elephant" and in fact
they had, for twas a, unique and unwield.
Is. Itattrac,cl q constant jan from morn
in- till night, and was the subject Of some
queer remarks. as il was a onc-handlcd.onr
Finy years ago, such thing a' a two.
handled rlow was rarely II ever seen. At
the introduction Of the iron rlow, thoy b..
gan to obtain rrccirnoo, but there were
thousand, or our Oh and COOL farmers, who
utterly csrhcwcl them, a' foolish innow.
uon, inducing lalit1.., aud entirely useless
and inurilu. 10 n, science of good plow-
ing arl they could mol, b, induced TO even
try ,hrm. 50 fHcl tsy were in their views
and habits. But tlr world changes and 80
DO men. Now on,.haudlod plow is un.
known, and how any pcrs1n of common
sense could prefer th'm Is astonishing.
The present form Of the pl'w, wish q
guide roller and movable clg,i., will never
hc greatly improved or the u, Of this coun.
try. The English llow is nearly a' long
again from the poirt to the hcel Of the
moull.b5ari, consequently the twist is less
sudden. It handle. iho furrow slIce more
carefully AMI tarus L over more completely
aud probably superior to ours lr green
swarl, but they arr very inferior ur crnss
blowing, a. taking up earth aul carefully
turning il over a thousand times, is not the
process require. TIE moull.holrl, lnr all
land hut green swarl, should le sufficiently
blunt, or obtusc as TO mix, br1sk aud pull
ysriEc the furrow slie'.
The introduction Of the iron rlow, con-
f,rrcd Z greater Lcn,ft on the world, than
any other discovery cIccr, the magnetic
needle. Railroads. canals, iclcsriphs were
play things, compared With i,-and yet how
simple. Il Is thc oaly true "phlosopher''
stone, ." 50 long and laboriously sought after
by the ulchemis,', that turn, az touches
,qio gold. Jcthro Wool Of Cayug, Co., in
til. state, II not tie original inycntor, is
entitled To the credit Of prriccting and in.
Producing it to the public. IL has been
proven in Court, that country carpenter
made the fret iron plow In thiscountry. IL
was a rude aud imperfect affair Wood saw
il, and heing a mechanical genius, nt once
gave It near its present share and form.
lie mismanasel hi' patent, and died before
he realized the yroit that should have ac'
crued to him, for this a!l.important article.
One per cent on the saving alone, OF the
time and labor to the farmers Of thcsa Uni
tel States, would have ei,cn him fortune
ruinrul to endure, 1, would have been -
immense. Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
Oxford County show.

The Oxford County Agricultural Saei''y
viii hold ,ts fourteenth annual show, on IL
ground. az south Paus, on Tuesday, Wei
ns.lav and THURSDAY, sept. 3O,h, aud Oct
lsf anI ~. Railroad fares and ir,ight' al
reduced rates between Portland and Ger
Inn. y. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
POETR Y
Fremont and victOry--N, Y. Prize Song.

Air" Sa5aia T,o-Ia."-PuR.rIsL
Men of the North. who remember
The deeds of,ow sire,, ever glorious,
join in your Ts'an victorious,
The psan of libcrl,'
Ilark' on the gale. Of November
Millions n voice. are ringing.
Glorious the song they arr singing
fremont and victory
lIurrah'
JOIN the great ohoru. they're singing,
Frsmou, aud vietog'
H.
Conc from your br,'t clad t,nuutaiu',
Come from the fields Of youS Iilhge,
Com, f,r,h from city aad village,
JOIN the great ho,t oi the hec'
A. frow ihcir cayrruou' fiub,ain'
Rull lhs deep hooi. to the oos,n,
JOIN The rrra, army IN motion,
Marching 10 vietop'
Ilurnh'
Echo. from oosaa to ocran,
Trcmoat aai Victory
III.
Ear IN the We, roll. the ihunder.
The mmulI oflattle !, raging,
Where bleciirs Ha-.as i' wagins
Warfare With slavery
Struggle. with f,s' WI, surround her,
- ,he implorr' you to 'ta, hsr'
VIII you ,o Shvcy bstny heri
Never shc shllI b. Zee
G IIurnh'
.Svrar that y,a'll never l~tay bert
Kau'a, ,hall vet ts frss'
~.
March W. have svrrr % support hst;
The payer. of thr righteous shall speed ~
4 shis(nc,sr conlp,rrd .hnlllralu.-
Fremont ,hall lc.rl the liss'
Then fron these Grli, ,cd With slaughter
Sh,cy'. horde. shall H. ddv.n,
Tr,ul,n o. Knnsas be giyen,
Tr,,msu shall make her frs'
liIrnh'
- Kn11. ,hnn Freedom h. civsni
Fremont shall make her Zee
Y.
Mrn n the Nnrth, vh, rsnsmlrr
The deeds II ,olr s,rr', ever glorious,
JON in ,uur rr1n ,i-'u'ious,
The r-1nof Liberty
IlarL' ou 10. gale. of November,
Million, 81 voices ate urg.n,,
Glriru, ihs slug thry l0 singing
Tfru.l, an! Niri1p'
lluual'
Join III. grrpt chorus ,hoy y''r si0glns,
Trrmo1i and Visto'y'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

NEw usE TOR Twucu GR,Ss. This grass
which has received - many names, and n
great many more curses, may be put to ono
gool usr 20 which we have not known it
put. This is as a substitute for wheat straw
or rye straw for braidinc into hats and bon.
nets. lNshorn hats and lcghorn bonncts
have been and are still in great demand in
the market. We have been told that, in
Italy, the wheat is sown very thick on poor
sandy land in order to make fine tough
straw, from which to make a fine strong
braid.
Now here is plant that will answer oil
the purposes Of wheat, requires no annual
sowing, but will grow on any soil, and ai-
fords a straw that is tough. Any of you
can give i, trial. Take it now that it is
in blossom, and in the right state, takOthc
upper JOINT and proceed with it as you
would straw. Cut it, bleach it, and pre-
pare i, ready for use. aud you will find il to
be fully equal to straw Of wheat, or rye, or
oats.
Now, why not put it to good use of this
kind Some call 1t nuisance, bat it Ger.
ainly makes good grass for feeding, and
a very good hay, when cut carly and well
cured, and part Of it can also be used in
the beautiful and useful art Of braiding into
hats, bonnets, and other straw work. In
deed, why do we not have more straw-braid-
ing carried on in this Statc7 II is profit
able business, and Maine Is large market
for the straw manufactures Of other States,
and that too. when we can raise the raw
material, aud find hands in abundance to
work IL. How much money goes out OF
Name every year for straw work ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

VERY CooL. An exchange says "Afriend
Of ours, the other day was accosted in onsof
our streets with the words, Do you know
the time, .ir'" Upon which no pulled OUT
his watch, and after consulting it, returned
It to his pocket, cody replying to the inter-
rogatiyc, 4" Yes sir, do" and then walked
OF, leaving the questiOner abAshcd at his
own ridiculous way Of inquiring the time,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Remember that every person, hOwcycrlow,
has rights and feelings. In all contentious
let peace rather be your object than triumph.
Value triumph only as the means Of peace.
ISydnsy Smith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
State show

The Maine State Agricultural Society will
hold i,s annual Fair and show at Portland,
on Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
dav. October slst, 22i, I'D and 2'th Fare
and freight on the railroads will D. reduced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
Snnnsh nur

Tri, t. a rorrui INTRUDER in t'is state.
w have h,i czreri-rc, with thcm In Mas
slrhust's. and We wish our r5al,rs 90 un-
Jrr.aul. that they are as much worse an
Insect 90 dsnlu.,h than he little yellow bug
as tncy arr than a hors, ny. II an hnul-
viii DO their duty at thi' season ot thoyclr,
their number. may b, greatly diminished.
Th.y arr an ash-c3'1r~l bug having any
thing bat an agreeable favor. 80 tlissr
son. tncy may D. found assembled in large
numbers on pumpkin vine. aud in some in-
stances on he pumpkins ih"mso'y1s, aud Of
an ..re, from DE Clll grown bug 20 themost
minute y.au-,'sr Now Is thr time most
conveniently 90 destroy ,hcm. \ l.U quart,
% DO; water viii cyi.rmira,r an army Of
them. Irt every farmer make % a roin; u
Kin cvrrv ono thrysse. What {. done must
De- done quickly, for as s17u a. frost comes
thryvil begin 90 ,e,k shelter in your build
in-s aDI uul.r the fence, stones and bio. 90!
boards. $, % 40 them ia earnest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
Special Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communica
tions Cor thi, department, should be direct
cl .. Oxford Democrat. South Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

+. Kicker, who shot Mr. David Rogers,
As be vasWalking across his 6eli in Berwick
Me- on sunday last, has been arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26

Al the srts AID scieures pertaining % h'r' arc
clo.s, liaked together, and ace in'ima'e! ''nn'''
q with griculturc.-AcNtCotA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-26
Agricultural.
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

"sFrED TuEFLow.
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Ahe the foregoing resolution
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Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hntching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gouley's Vegetable, Golemau's,
Hoofiand's German, OSygenated
e. COSMETICS. ~ 'a5S8
Cologne Water, Bay Water, NJ
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White. (;
s SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor, 9,5
jones Chemical, .,7 ..
Railways Medicated, CASTLES, \
Almond, Toiletand Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OK all descriptions.
PILLS. III
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moisuts Life, Brandreth's, 4
Morrison's, Lee's, Now London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
ions,
Graeffpnberg, Jayne's Sanatlye,
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Cano:
mile,
E1lnDHTu'S Autt-DlliuuS, eleI.sI
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks, n
Cooper's, CoyelIs Rheumntic,
Anderson's, AllebasiR's Health,
vvister's Gentle Purgatiye,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's SugaE-coated.
Gilberps Anti-bilious, Beck
with's, Ssf
,Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
Scotps Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female,
Louden's Indian Sanatiys,
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti-D yspeptic,
Gordon's, McIIane's Liver.
HAIR DYES
PhRlon's Magic, Batchelor's.
Gilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauel's, e 8@@
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigorating Cor
l9@s dial. i %FE64s-r o57'II,:,
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
Tnrrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
'Toothache Drops, H. *
Lyon's Magnetic Powders,
Ihirs. kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Biiliug1s3 Astringent, @U5
Hyatt's Life BalsGm, y.
McMunn's Elixir of Opium, 4
Radway,s Ready Relies, i.
Radway's ReSolrent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
iDr, Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fitch's Inhaliug Tubes,
DIR. Roses Preparations,
SViner's Arcanllm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshitll's Caiholicou, Tq
Dir. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup oil
Yellow Dock, ~ =.j5
Perry Dnvis's Pain Killer,
E.oEn's Essence of Ginger,
Moriimorc's Rheumatic Com
pound, ~
|Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DIR. Wards Specific,
Uphan's Pile Electuary,
Steers 0pedildoc,
Gotlfrey's Cordial, LIB
ITurlington's Balsam,
DIR. Culleu's Preparations,
HatemaD's Drops, ,eg
lDr. dRyne's Family Medicines,
Seidlit1 and Soda Powders,
! EppinEis Fluid Extract Ruchu
l.ucina Cordial,
juno Cordial, ,h
t; Hart's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death. on Rats ETC.,
Leidy's Erusive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
| Balls Cholera Syrup, l-.
|Spohn's Headache Remedy,
lConnells Mixture,
!, DR.. Marcbisl's Uterine Cashol
Cowan'S Lithontriptic,
f4ouden's Preparations,
EIoughtou's pepsin.
SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
Its, and all dealers in any Of III
catalogue, viii find ii to their a!
their orders us above, where wi
sortment Of GENUINE PATEN
stntna mud Of tic lnucast nrtce
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VERMIFUGES.
W;ner,s Canadian.
Swain,s. W.
Perrvis Dead Shot
% foyn n Tonic Ff
Ksrl,s
R. A. Fabnestock,s. @
McIane's.
RAISAM md COUHH REM.
EDIES.
Wistar,s BalsnIn Of WildCherry
HASTINGS Naptha.
Sh,rmnn's l,n]snm. l
Bucban's Hungarian.
Dayis,s wild Cherry and Tnr.
Schenckis Pulmonic Syru5.
New Eu,rland CorTb Svrun
Bnrtholone Wis Eypectorant.
Halls Bnlsam. n
Swaym's Syrup of NrildCberry.
Ayer,s Cherry Peciernl
Taylor,s Balsam I,iyerwort. %
,Jnyne,s Eynrctorant.
Winer,s E,lernInnnine So
Rogers IiycrWort and Tnr,
Mrs, Gardiner,s l,iyerwort,
StndIer,s Cherry ExDectorant
I,ondan,s Indi,,n do
DR.. Roses do. A
SARSAPARILLAS,
DR. John HulI,s.
s. r. Townsend's, ,r-
Snnds's.
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Cerpeufer,s
Wyncoop,s i5Nr
Sheker's,
GraeiTanberg's
Bristol,s,
Guvsott,s Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Webs STRENGTHENING
Ewen,s Strengthening
lew Dnyid,s or Hebrew.
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian,
AIcock,s Porous.
Griffitbis Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice
..JINIMENTS
Mexican NIIstane.
Fnrrell's Arabian.
Butler's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts
FIayes's
Tobiasis Venetian,
Howe,s Nerve AMI; Bone,
x ellinrer,s.
Garitner,s
Bartine,s Horse,
Narehant,s Gnrt.linr
cherokee.
Juvue's
AGILE REMEDIES. etc.
nsgontI,s T4din1 Eho9og,,e
RGgsT,dis Vouir Mixture.
SMITHS Tonic Syrun.
Wvntoon,s Tonic
sraad,s Febrifure
Vef,it,l,,a Fehr,fnre.
LOXENG lis.
el,orrap-s tnT,rh and Worm
PrJnnis pu,mn,iic Waters,
I,oc"rk;s pnIinoric Waters,
HAIR pRFPaR 4TIONS.
rnrntt,s Wal nanenr Ea;r(,los,
E,rry,e Tri.o,,i,ern,Is
f,yn,;,s J;nthIr;sn,
B,rl.'s Trnnrion Fluid
P p lGn,s GIir Tnvitsnrator
.Javne,s fjnir Tonic
Van naneanyu yTal,nrre
y,nnJon,s 0r;cntni Iio;r Ton;c
1TnnaI's Eau J,pstrale
0ldrid~e,s Bnlm of Columbia.
| Raarpnv,y Ciycnssinn Balm
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.IIARDWA ARE.

Jp'If.s Wa NJ.
& ss-scars1szsal D. yyATERaIAN 81 BROTHER,
IARpWA r Il MERCHANTS corner Of Com.
and Magazine streets, have on hand and
daily receiving by Foreign and domestic ar
yas general Of articles conpsng in part as
s0''SS AZ HARDWAEE, CUTLERY, ETC. ID
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, 5# f g5} 53F58slszf, 5
Axes, Chains, Sc ythcs, 4535
Carpenters. Tools complete, N
lg & FE5 Copperst Tools, NE b
AnyiIf, Vices, Bellows, iS AZ f2{5 .tg5 sT
g Stock and Dies Sciewplntes y
ri Garden Engines, Pumps, fs IN, 6
NJ. S, 4i Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shlleerd r
A. Agricultural mpleiientss w. ID. y
sti Crescent and Pit Saws, r.
VI TX Ok Yokes, Bows, Sipgie%-
Ia Ssi5s5s,sSs4 Turning Iatlies,J55F
Hoes, Hnnes shoyss and spndes Platform ScsssfE nv 4
Andirofs. Tenders, 5loyels and TongsS CorSdh
Copper ard Iron Coal Holds 95s 10y ~ " " II
r. Single and Double Barrel Guns, NV ashttsGa
yg5F$ Coffee Hecasy GhRing IlsheSS sEni,. II
.i.&g5a. =a55 Chinese Gopgs, Iron Beds snisainlns
Britannia and Plated Wafss4a, 50p |
&c. u 81 + Meat Cutters, Sausage sthtseissAsS 1
isQaGt u MO-. Stock Kettles, Portable Fofks
Frjrl rfSN4
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will meet with pronlpL.Nten1!on- on
sRs. o sP gsle
,ssys sssss talss = z 'eass ssS' S9fs
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remedies has proved them az more
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a - = 90 hE5faA II. AZ pAsof,, (,
W. G T5sS ssis ssHs s sss
eient for d expulsion dc intestinal
Liceniae Of the R { of Surgeons a ireland, etc.
Member # tAqR q 4 Surgeons ss /, haaasn ETC.
%I haxe " Il eanadiaa
%s SEs sSS f ~ sS FSsas
s 9Rf ' ssss
point gained il j. giving medicine to ehildr rem
49, . @ =; e / hESbAs
confidence VIII dastFoy worms Ind
over sent Agents from
SSaS tSs N s 4 to the
prs5isd oy ~ II 81. Chemist
as soI prices, By
te23-lS l5 and 2 ghartres street. CIV Orleans La.
- REN IzlTrFE LEDGE tSCQ., I'M
W. shanehss i Y W9ss5ls a,i 5et'al deaers in
\ variety, % s. Charles street hear st Charles
l w ~ " Hotel New oreai and S4 aia Street, Gin
uaaefiaksr, 81 Slara street. Between ousaahoase and
E y PgyfhGisa Nil Sa F
toaloIsrs " day or night, Tie simple md is
done Nth 70 T sT sm sa G
plrt Of the world wIh9u, exains The slightest
rsrse, sts{e alton
FIlpRrteas III pamphlets viii he given tothose Who may
N.,peceased Minister'S physicians asd lawyers viii be
eubaln1ed free Of Charge a22 en-,
S1s Esssss 5E9sI rs
sis i I'D
prize %7 Nse1IToa9S sSa 2 sisss Rs 37tgs
pic; 1RoN-so tons just ressi a for sale
my7 No: g catondeet street.
A5t 1NTnl29 gsIs [s5sasay
D. Bitter
3 ~ E p + ~ gs1 - { :. H. 81
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No 26G4. ] -
AN ORDINANCE determine the proportion to be paid by
property holders for the expense of laying stone
pavement public road evee street Of the Third Dis
rict of the city directed by ordinance No 2l Of the Com
mon Council.
esoyed That the property holders on said street.
before whose property the aforesaid paving shall be Laid shall
third Che total expense thereof to be paid in cash
the completion the and it's acceptance by the city nid
proportion shall be adjusted and ascerained by the Street Com
missioner who shall deliver certified thereof against
each property holder to the contractor performing said work.
whose duty right it shall be 10 collect the same it being
well understood That shall have claim
course against the city portion of such property holder
owner and the shall wise be held bound therefor
[Sgnedl H. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
TSgnedl JOHN NJ NALL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1856
jyl1 st LSignedl CllAS. NJ, WATERMAN, Mayor
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II WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
% popular Family Medicines which they offer TO supply
Druggists and Dealers Propeors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. amp q Chartres
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MUSIC TEACHING.

s.ss1a INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
pJ T0NASJ MARTIN, Of The oldest instructors in
Key hiseity, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' Or eente1ens His ability is we'll known TO
require Recommendation. .9t4r 49,
iy- Orders left With p p WERbE1Ns S Camp street,
will meet with. prompt 'eutnus o9f
sAaEsa MIR CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
gives LESSONS 9NalHE3 RIAN0shN ID GUITAR,
her residences No e GoHS1anee street and also at
twelve lessons s IEFU q Constance once
5week.9s N fKln1y
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No. 1868. i
Le3olrcd That W Cornell and he is hereby accepted
securities of John B. Fitch in place of j, H Phelps
of his cleaning all the paved
and unptvcd Streets keeping repair all The unpnved
the section First District resolution No.
2S43, approved june q, 1856
ISiguedI II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
.Sisned] JOHN NJ. HALL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1856.
jyL ISjgnedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN. Mayor.
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s5s544 ..-- 53lLUNESGHLOSS BROS, y Co.
III Camp street, beg leave padvise the City
* 80 and Gountry trade that they have on hnnd
consignment, and ordered 10 close
49, Forthwith, large assortment Of Guns Rifles,
Pistols TSbls and Toskst ueTy sc If
Builders, Hardware Of every description Crates. Tools etc.
they offer at most reasonable prices and on aecomo-
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Tue IollpWlng message WAN read 4

~ q ssssiiSS fS1l I'M SInER MEN
ssrsi,y New Dflesust fpIYS Sd, 1856.
and Of she 6lrd of aldermen:
6tNe sbS st this Beard
honorable ts0dys - wv -
sSii las9n security of ri u sStl3
sSisl 70 ihe Reepfef Of the Distract.
nile by fs Honor
the ~ Ssiiey "a 3dontgou
sJyatI "a ol1 I'D t5art al tin is al
ssS The New Qfleaps D. aiming Company.
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r 8lEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRIE kNs.-,LEEns &
LIZ Co.. Founders and Vertical apl Hort
zonita Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans
gar Kettles aers Filters, Steam and Horse Power Drain,
ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing. Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars all
Machinery required for the SouthS sgs IL
we have been duly authorized prepared construct
5STILI,SfANS PATENT sBAGASSE FGRN.iG
cal L L..
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W0LFEs AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
s Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any Of e
catalogue, will find it to their al
vantage by calling sending ter orders rs aoye where VII
found tile Of PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and 81 the lowest prices
Please address. j. WRIGHT & co, :
GENUINE DEDTCINE WAREHOUSE, g
Matt Nos Isl and q ChurtTes street. New0rleans,
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FROM THE REV. j. FI,NNAGAN N, IL BANBRG0K, C. W.
4 have tafef The trial5 Of Canadian
vermup4, and with The most happy results fam
lily, and in every WHICH has knowledge
puIsi@ Of Worms hus followed Of your Yer
certain md children ake readily which is great
giving medicine to children.
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~ CtfAS. c.. GAINES - Cos IN PQRTERs
IN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
w IIARDW ARE, CUTLERY, etcF, 20 Magazine and
F 40 Gravier streets bave iand and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures &
Nails Castings, Axes @ CarpeneY,s Tools '& ~ 3
Hoes Spades and Shovels Corn HDd Colee NILS
OK and Log Chains ~ Cotton and Maniiia Rope ~
Fifth and Trace Chains; Mill, Pit
Any Vices lsd Bellows Counter and Platform Scales;
Stocks and Dies, Screyv Plates Adirons and Tenders;
Hafn pprs and trongs .t5s ShovGs and fgngs
Grind Stones ali sizes +; Cotton and Wool Cards
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass Screws:
Tin Ware 5sa Rodgers Gallery - a
Together with Of Fancy Goods viz Combs,
Brushes Perumery, Paper and Blank Books which
offered ut the lowest prices for cash city pnper n02ay