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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-08

! Gen. WALKER IN NICARAGUA We have
( not in six months read any news from Mica
rasua but it began or ended with the pre-
diction that the next arrival from that quar-
! ter would bring intelligence Of the final
! overthrow of Gen. Walker and his expulsion
from the country. 1t appears, however, that
| Gen W. is not only still in power, but is
defeating his enemies right and left. The
last arrival brought accounts of his having
met the Costa Ricans, &C., in grand pitched
battle, and utterly destroyed their army
The despatch runs as follows:
General Walker finding the enemy adj
vancing OF Massaya, withdrew the small
force there, when the enemy, 900 strong,
occupied the town.
Gen. Walker then left a small force at
Grenada, and advanced towards Massaya
with 900 men, and meeting the enemy on
the 18th INST, near the city. repulsed them,
driving them back to Massaya, where bat
tie was fought, lasting until midnight.
At daylight a courier arrived from Grena-
da, stating that ], 400 Guatemalans and ma.
tives were besiesing Grenada. Gen. Walker.
on receiving this information, Immediately
marched to he relief Of Grenada, and ar
rived on the heights surrounding the city on
the morning Of the 18th, at 10 o'clock, and
finding the ity barricaded by the whole
force Of the enemy, he charged upon them
and drove them from their posts. capturing
their commanders and all their field pieces,
and routing them from the city with ,reat
slaughter.
The total loss Of the enemy was 100.
Gen Walkers loss was 1G killed and 30
wounded.
Gen. Walker would Immediately march on
Massaya and Leon. His troops were in the
highest spirits.
The citizens Of Grenada held the govern
ment buildings twenty-five hours against the
forces Of the enemy, and were vigorously
defending the place when Gen. Walker ar
rived -.L
Messrs Lawless, Wheeler and Ferguson,
American citizens, who have had no cOnnec-
ton with NicaraSuan affairs, were murdered
by the natives. Ts-E p. ..
A STEAM PLow.-The application of steam
to blowing will produce as great revolution
in agriculture as it has done in locomotion.
Various attempts have been made to apply
it, but so far unsuccessfull,. We find the
following on the subject in letter to the
Cincinnati Enquirer, written from the State
Fair at Indianapolis: re-, I'D ..
The steam pillow of Baltimore, which has
created SO much excitement at the Eastern
exhibitions, is here, and is attracting much
attention. It is a land locomotive, with
plows attached, and in clear field tears up
the e. ound at a terrific rate. As almost
any number Of plows can be drawn by it,
there is no doubt that it will come into gene
raj use upon our Western prairies tina. are
"broken up" by contract. It will not be
successful, We think. in any other kind Of
blowing, being entirely too costly and un-
w!eidiy TOR ordinary farming purposes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-08

Total, 140l 1853
Fremont's majority, 1858.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-08
sThe following il. = list of the arms alluded to
Report Of Arms Discovered.

After showing the necessity Of SO doing,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DE m FtsSs q 2s,fiss - h
ID dc p %ns Of gst il s yea" OF our ''u V"0
Bs S; ms card rsna Notary Public in md fer Tho
and Of the witnesses hereinafter named
Msssrs nisnrra n9 rt5 sm Trss |
"S6ss Hssp1ssfan nGfss sjssr ?T
T. HsFSt cs Z FIRTH 5'tss" ''|s %
scnting Glde MARSHALL Co. Alert Converse rsrsseniH,s
and Ii VII E, S:y 5" r s ie Fem"
p% oe atol o S H. M Een o
son Mr Mary A. Allen Mrs. Fanny r., Rm e. and Aif3d ii
Johnso of canc in the State Of Maine represented by SAID
Who sevsrey declared TINT BY yrac Of and pursuant to
pr prov se d uiity being hundred and thirty
Of the Of 'a session Of the u anu ac o on
sand a thu. they ind ssIScy i ass"
or with the hereinafter recited and
po Ts,r oss dss a9w as sasis
S5 TS s @ ShS 70 hSivt M
Ills os s be SS G b s i o of rtS
witch o,npniy fixed in the city Of New Orleans r
esi AID D N DSPo{ 4
repairing vessels said Association shall c%nisnCe it., en-
E@po en- to s Ss IN the gce the
IN s' neIsp" I pqissi siy q NY 1rIs@ns
week c; day. sa this Ghh5'G hs s sa a Sae EJ
3D. The Agsnt Of the Company the proper officer
whom citation or process against the Company shall bo
eisty tlto,sai os divided into egy shares enc for lie
7 n n of Hns s Nl s
the caP to any sun not SSese N" r"r FH e
each share Of said eighty shares Of stock "a be " so'"
Fye per Of each share shscribI nd ten lef
on The s M I n pr fT 1n Hs te tst S
first day Of August and five per cent on the is' Gay OF sep
'Si 5R Tiv VIZ wi1s Slt U.s. as 4 he
Of saa corporation sha BE- comdea to %G HE'S ar II
6t Said shall respectively designated Tie
let SINNER sil be The Agent and John Hughes te Manaser
Maser Or 0o majority Of the stock hodesin amount,
Sn@ sl o S S'9 s S 20 sSc rules nd uiatios as
majority said stecXl!o!,eTs then aeopt e
uc5 and al be put active operation oftie Agent
np = sn pats G the ESSI sas the
stock they due and payable make c9nacs f% mate
keep all proper books and account" 9r the ilsinsss o
h ,s s,. + anv thsfe T. tcr detr"yl expenses.
dend e oCkh9iers m proportion 70 teir sEnrsS and sf5
Shall keep transfer look for the transfer of sock nd s
s s ssfti 81 "s , vsS 5 Soos so "s
Nc -Htct:on Of he oekhoIs1S In eonir,Snt@" for i
one per All monies he ,l"l "re ng1 tho
stall p4g on; a; ?ee9f o. ' -e
"s yII q T ne% md oliaons Of Tie Managers
r Il hin and ieTs,. declared TO- ~ ARE A. s" 70
tie nocE or Dosis, ,qhlue tly tiy
Az! .: tt e.ine as wei! a. OF i'e heeHe'! oPe
gS ~ -a! #5a j Hughes yalee + Co., will have the
g. ~ 2"% rS cas %H" >t s % firm
g.. s tc.ai ciarse4 y tie Louisiana Dry Dock company
ct Al. ye.s,s -it Ato The Dock Of tbs Company sn9jeGt
Ay,i " ,ciae for any Vessel wItel ~ Ass, o. NM,
r, i e%pei for The f itGHi 81 HT igiE r 70
i;yilGe. Is t4llo"s to wit
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@, @. WOODMAN.

~ O. 3VOODRlAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
W. Successor Jarvis Woodnan) corner Of Common ana
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer IN coee
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE cHE aMs1,
1ssENT1 At OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Peumery and
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL lNsTRu-
MENTS DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WIND0W-GLAss, PAINTS, Oils, DYE
STUFFs, etc. ,,,,.
Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to- 81
3 & DIRECT IIPuRTATIoN FROM EUROPE.
Rine late arrivals England France and Ger
MANY large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS GLASS
WARE, PERFUbIERY, BRUSHEsetc. Among which are
1900 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodse Potash.
100 ounces Pelletier FIR. Qunine .rul -
(. $50 lbs Manders English Blue Mass ...'
100 lbs NIanders English Calomel.
50 jars Carbonate Ammonia T'"
8 cases Carb. Magnesia.
@g 10 Cacined Magnesia. KS
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
1000 ounces of Qunine Power Weishsaaan'
Sc ounces Suphate Of Morphine
4 10 Dances Acetate Morphine.
10 ounces Stryehnine .,
100 lbs AM h S. Caomel, l bot
200 lbs Am H s. Calomel, in Is 10 boxes.
80 kegs ref Salt fetfe.
Of dozen Chloride Soda
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
N demiiohns Aqua Ammonia.
III deniiohns Sweet Spirits Nitre
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
3 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals
10 bbls Alum.
s bbls Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by mo as stric
pure having been selected personally IN their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
300 lbs Powdered 1pecac. '.H..
nv $50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb. q
X $50 lbs Powdered Cantharides.
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Coocynth.
+. PAINTS OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 los Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow OcEEe.
6 bbs Copa Varnish.
bbs White Damar Varrish.
bbls Japan Yarnisf. 30
bbls Coach Varnsh. .-.
600 GALLONS Spirits Turpentine
5D5 gallons English Linseed Oil.
50 casks English Venetian Red.
60 bbls Lamp Black @.#
100 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes from
Shy Toto "a by go .-... 49,
NJ 100 kegs Yellow Ochre, in oil. ."
100 kegs Venetian Red in OIL
All of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates.
O. 0. NOODMAN, New Orleans La, and
| je12 5rud&W O. 0. WooDMAN Il CO. Vicksburg Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11

TIRE GREAT COUGH HE7yED3-CHEHRY
L ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter was hand
ed to Republication remedy which can elicit such enco
nlu.ns, must be goot one:
Galveston, Texas, April Is. 1855.
Dr.. O. 0. Woodman, New Orleans:
Ny Dear sir-In Justice you ind duty owe to suffering
and may say world Of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remey-your Cherry EXpectovont has
done for MS all other remedies had failed to give any
relief M OF 1871, living III St. Louis, where have re-
sided the time for the last R%een years TOOK severe
cold which settled my lungs nni was confined to my he'd
and osad bcreby doctors for several weeks but EnA
got on my legs again h cured Of bard coughing and
rafting and Tickling my thron which continued iHcessaty
for more than months always the worst in the winter Ny
friends insisted had coughed enough kill dozen conmoa
men, that be in the last stages Of consumption
made up my mind cough my life away. left ST. Iou
in December travel and spend the wuter in the South
When Icaled your in Viekshurg you will rGroect
was coughing hard could not Talk to make MY business
known You said you would cure my cough As Sougaee me
bottle Of your Cherry ExpeeorRIt, thought woHli not
slight Won your medicine mrCh Try it; ana ID
tha!kruuss shall ever remember the day did So III hut s.
few days began aIAy and diminish my cough and t tick.
ling in my threat and before had used than three.
fOurth Of the Of that bottle WIS entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough, tAuEh eNnose4day ne
light in ali wsaher in travelling EoweScr, in MNch while
travelling in North Carolina, took cold and my cough
commenced again, and also tue tickling in my throat at in
tesVn}s and before arrival in New OrclUs The 2 inst
some nights my coughing Womb Hud continue fof
an hour OF two soon procured aAohpr bottle from YOU nr
in less than two days entirely relieved again an nov
determined 10 always Erep hott hand and in the
nehcnS Of cough few stun doses will relieve
lirely. am fully satisfied the best Cough Remedy
known to the world and Is duty you owe the cough
ing and afflicted part Of thr humnn tatay to nat 50 valuable
remedy within the reach Of ALL Is praise will soon he upan
tongues Of of thousands Of Joy fu rouhes hupp5
souls great remedy your EXpcctoat Should U Uough
| betaTe the public
lam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
| r, j. WOODWARD,
tao f. T0,,fG
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INSURANCE.

office OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL.
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. : In
conformity with the Quements Of their charter the Crcs
mcnt, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending - -
Amount Of unlermnned risks, July lst, 1885, l44l1 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 26h March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice The Peace in and for the city aoresa
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r. Jan
ve Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according to law do de-
and that the above and
transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p JANVIER Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th da Of March
1856. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Six per cent in
the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip livi
dendof Twenty five per cent the earned premiums OF
the past year. for which certificates will be Issued and after
the first day Of June next they have reserved The balance
the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadiuSted claims against the Company.
The Company continue to insure against the per of the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the Current rates Of
premium.
Office iron building, of Camp and Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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sss4 l3t;AN{iE AND EtGHlD& tIE.aGEGs
gfTHss SING ,Iar5aiCa Orange Trees.
Sicily Lemon Trees.
creole Orange Trees.
2ANl tINvalm Orange Trees.
GO aieSpuiis Itunirn Trees
hIN Malaga Lemon Trees
tls Lemon tIir0n Trees.
5JN A.1litfn tnse Trees
rs--ty # ali kinds Of Trspirhl Fruits and t'nnSrcn
Fic BInE. sd AMI yellow; tue Ottawa Plants, ranarlns
ete.
a. The tbo7a vii be packed with Orders
No % Camp street to
R. F. NICHOLS, Importer OF g kinds Of Produce
the Mediterranean.
~ AVAIL SIDRES-GJO0 hblS Tar, Pitch, Rosm and
~ Turp@-tine, Tor sale III
ALFRED KEARNY,
iei9 r. Magazine street.
GrAhEE4ES-lCA boxes Sperm Cnniles Sam I.eonarl's
~ landing eX-Shp QiFge and for sale by
4. r. CUCliRANE 4 Fl ALL,
iy31 50 GrArier ST. Get.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDlClNES.
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA Pa,
Sys snr pl5 S Stass Of ig ""tS
diseases arising from disoFdsred Liver Or Stomach
r, ton In ~ Hidd di lo ;be
Head, Acidiy Of the Stomach,
MsSat So SSSF Fit
md O. dHs s resins F"ttsrnE at he Henri Ghoe
sS bos Duh
Pain @ Of e sStn ani e ct S s s sR
i's' .,5 Ssir f%5g Il h j E. vi, Con;
and great Depression
The prreor in ens The aeGGm of the p"s to this
virtues and adaptation the diseases for which is recon-
II is no new and nued article but that has stood the
Of years trial before the American people and its
tsn The estmony its favor Siyen by prominent
well Known physicians and ndviuls in all parts Of the
Hed annually by the nroprieto and to be had Erq Of my
pcme i1 i sy deserving The GREAT celebrity obtained
Frspa! Office and ManutatlOry No % ARCH street. Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bhers superior to all preparations now in use
Dear S feel bound to cypress my rafi it, 70 You for
the % S s SeH on fSm item s te {" '% p
recommend and cheelfuy recommend them to the
rer,eds for the diseases they in
for and superior all other preparations in
Very Respectfully. yours ii. OPPENHEIMER.
THE BlTTERS ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE.
JACKSON, La August 20, 1854
Dear SI have used your German Biters, and find them
all they represented 10 be- and ceutuly recommend them
to the public excellent medicine. .
Respectfully, yours, w. +. FAULKNER
L. MAYER says:
HAERIsoSRuRG, I.a., May %, 1853
German HcrS is very valuable medicine. lave
disposed all received from you and wish supply i'm
mediacly.
Dr.. RAYBOID QUAIL says: w
TRINITY, La, June 80, 1858.
have last year used the German Bttes prepared by
practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the only
medicine of that he readily sold here, and be
lieve that less than year there will be more sold i'll this
vicinity than ii. any other part OF the country.
DIR. RABE says: 49,
FRA~ELIH In, June 2l 1852.
Your German ters have become very popular here and
wish a fresh supply Immediately.
Z. a. ADAMS II co. say:
RICHMOND D, La June ., 1873.
Your Bittcrs give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
YOU should hear mind that these Bitters entirely
table thereby possessing advantages most ostc
tons recommended for similar Diseases
Sold druggists and Stnrtteeper> every town aud village
j. WRIGHT & Co,
Rul6 lyiW&A New Orleans.
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| ADDERs-Assortment of Ladders for Painters just
IL ceiyed and for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
au4 72 Magazine street.
YATHESEAX-D0 hbIs 200 half bbls Monongatela iron
w bound packages, for sale by
JOSEPH LANDS 4 CO..
au25 IS TehoupitoulRs street.
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CRANES PATENT METALLIC BuR1AL
~ CASkET.-P. II. COOK co. Proprieors and Wholesale
Dealers Cranes Metallic Burial Casket for the States o.
Louisiana and Mississippi
HOce and Sample Rooms No So St. Charles street. oPpo
ito tho ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. do ~
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N3v3%TLiI'S CANAIsiAT EE.R3IlFtG&I. - 4
" Certain Remedy f5t Wotts Il is tact, r'i'i,'ei NJ
y,,u5 >u.p" 81 do'' by thu exrttc;re N r>.'''% u
IIvhiettfs, ih1' tr-ipH,Tl ~ Tue
H. s wilt i children afflicted cilsr by Worms
m ni. nf eli}l die ANNUALLY FROM those s't." V"
AFtrihitett ~
", 70 i,url witch .arG h"" r""'I"in - as
rrfrli- Worms, Int Sf-rii:e AA ptyt' ;}tW h' i"NF
a the cyl !OwtTrr ha II ,2r" JtctI dtu ~
~ rng ;viiri flf!.l 70 ttorni "h2&e,
r!y existed This tssserar esop,nrt bi ~
. IJty pFa t.taa AMI reaPse l: n H.
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ENIOT-lCQY bills ExrA and Supcrn: ST Louis Tor sale
IN VOORHEES,, GRIIiiS X CO.,
"mvi3 Is Tchoupit0alaS 5tr4et
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TOIzN HALLlGLE Is BROTHER. 24I Tgi0tt!:
j above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEEP
IRON WORKERS. prepared 10 do all kinds 81 Mofs
in their line Of business putting Tin aud Copper tiH
ter Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof:
in all parts city prices with promPtess any
dispatch. All kinds OF Joobing and Repairing attended to Wis
By all orders, hope to INERT
share OF the public patronage. ~
We beg the following gentlemen: Messr
Cra2er l. Wing Janscn Mcintosh, Cook Morehouae R2
Hughes G. ". Church, Thomas Murray Isaac ThaEeT'
Caller Tufpin Il To-. J. W. Jewell. -,
Charles street au2l 3IHdtW
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u G1F'l,It!rI:3To}sS MD WAITER t1fDi:-
IL t.iIS-A superior t,&rt" a. LIf!frltF EEH E'Hnh
TuHS, ly ug ia pticn tA 80 10 %'-"!do W'4'A -r'''
TW&S. ,., -. 49,, ,,,,, -, q trt-7
t!THUER&HN ( q 'I%Fs % fHn,o} street
.HD,IAl,,1A YI@,-f!IGHESTMA khET RATES
a,i for ;,I:nl iFt.rl,t, tun all N'Hds 81 LmTUreni
H"''N -'''=' "''-' '' ''' il. T. Mf3KHEl!.& CO.,
u3 &hTIy No, q Cana >''F' = ''t'Ff"i '"fmM
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r,3,HNY,NTINtI T'fITI i5ElAD.-Y. "ASANAFH,
L. UnelEer, Nos NaA:s stTes ss'ir Va NJ! WFS o S
YSr ritv Of ENi,AMING THE DEAD vii htteAH P"mnht
70 ali orders by tin! night. The process !? NS "f
tXHStre l3o'iSS eihA ht ~
KIM are wnc to keep ram deemnr3ct;oE ana c% -.
an =, ay mart OF the wag1 without eHhhiinS e S.!Ets
49, in any season Bodies IN an advanced state u
d"con,poson restored Eertec Stne o. 2?e>'TVH2n.
nnrcusrs in pamphlets vii BE- given 10 t1oaa ~1o MAY
apply. ,,I ,a
- p a ~. Of rhnr+e az 6la
I- ,I S-nrr,,n4 n Ionic f0r sale
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O. LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
Ep1sn streets oce Mo- ef hea Ga"es nnae
the latest and most approved Patterns Of Rans We
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and NIL kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
Ratings Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and EN-
tlotSs for sale Old Stand, U6 ST. Charles street Ne"
0rianns o25 ly
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The undersigned VII connne the FArT0EAGE a. !'tlM-
MISSION business under the firm Of Oakley HAWKES. Il
CO. and assume all outstanding liabilities OF the Lille Arn OF
Oakley x Hawkins,
New Orleans, August IS 1856. - ,
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II. l., BpWH.
Ie4p'AQuIN L Coz BREAD AND or ACkER BAk Frs
large assortment Of Crackers, Pilot Bead Navy
Bread Wine Bread Biscuits Coffee House do Sugar
Boston Crackers Butter Crackers, Water Crackers,
Soda Crackers Me, ESQ., ETC. al nsse ~ machinery, 81
tf,e Lowest ms rset ;1rfet AT5Eg
TSDPE-2Q coils Hemp Rope just sale BY
AE a. 4, COCHRAN g. HALL,
au2 IS GraYier street.
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CCANLAN g. CO., d. p. DEALERS IN MILL
- merry and Fins Fancy Dry Goods Nos L ana Il ehafe
-utrn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-09
WE PROMISED

ma ANY OF our cgstomev8 in the adjoining
I'VE counties Of Maryland and Virginia to
let them know when we marked down " the
prices on the articles below named. From
the present date until January the 10Th, we
shall offer them ut about actual cost, consequent
ly so favorable an opportunity may not again
occur TO purchase as the present Moreover
many Of the articles are adapted for holyday
presents.
All our entire stock Of rich and medium
colorcd Dress silks.
All our entire stockof Mernoes, MOusselines,
Cashmeres and Mcrino Plaids
All our entire stock Of medium and elegant
Embroiderios.
All onr entire stock of Talmas, CloaLs,
Scarts, Shawls and Storm Cloaks."
Also, at our usual, rcg,lar one price,
IMMENSE supplies OF all pure Linen
Goods"
LARGE and constant supplies Of choice
Mourning Goods.
Goods FOR children's wear, fall supply.
All the best f,1Jrics for servants wear. con-
stantly on hand.
,i1~ Having all the requisite facilities for
operatingSargely in all kinds Of Dry Goods of
tested excellence Of fabric, we cordially So
licit at all times an examination Of styles and
prices.
Bs,3~ Good articles, low prices and fair deal
ing may be relied on in all eases.
PERRY & BROTHER.
West building, opposite Centre Market,
Civ Of Washington d. C.
dec l5-tf Mari. Gaz)
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humorous.

A RouGH Bed ElLow. There is a
good story going the rounds Of the pa
pers, told of man in Arkansas, who had
been drinking till late hour at night,
and then started for home in state Of
sweet obliviousness. Upon reaching his
own premises, he was too far gone to
discover any door to the domicil he was
about to inbabit, and therefore laid him
self down in a shed which was fayorite
rendezvous for the hogs. They happon-
ed to be out when the new conner arrived,
but soon returned to their bed. The
weather being rather cold, they, in the
utmost kindness, and with the truest
hospitality, gave their biped companion
the middle Of the bed, some lying on
either side of him, and others acting the
part Of quilt Their warmth prevented
him from being injured by exposure
Towards morning he awolle Finding
himself comfortable, in blissful ignorance
of his whereabouts, he supposed himself
enjoying the accommodation Of tavern,
in company with other gentlemen lie
reached out his hand, and catching hold
of the stiff bristles of hog, exclaimed
"lHallo, my good friend, you've got a
of a beard When did you shagc
last 2"