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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-07
Guta Percha oil Polish.

sugersedisg Grease and Polish for all kinds Of Leather
Work.
TNHIS and excellent article combined Of different
Oil Extracts for Gressing and polishing Boots. Shoes,
India Rubbers Harness. Carriage tors ard all leather
work, is unequalied for beaufying and Sofufng the
Leather II is impervious to water and viii not soil the
whiest article. few drops sponge applied 20 the
leather is all that Is necessary and the polish viii stay
for MONTH II the leather becomes dirty wash with
clean water and the polish viii reappear Warranted 70
soften and preserve the leather.
For sale at the Wholesale Grocery and Feed Ster OF
81 JAMES MITCHELL.
D.;o.s ol7I oovFs ,or botfla
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The Bishops Of the Methodist Church
have issued a proclamation appointing the
21st Of Marsh as day Of fasting and pray
sr for a goneal revival of religion
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-07

DR.. Beale, of Philadelphia, is in New
York city, and was honored last evening
with a public reception by his brethren of
the dental profession,
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sg By the last steamer the intelligence

is that peace prospects are increasing. The
Allies have made complete demolition of
the SeyastopoI docks. The English troops
are preparing to return to England. The
army of France look upon the peace move
ment, with ill-favor.
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l4th. Therefore, to remedy existing evils,
and, prezert the disasterOus consequences
otherwise resulting therefrom, We would
build up the American party upon the
principles bereinbefore stated, especially all
sectional Questions, and uniting those purely
national, and admitting into said party all
American c5tizens, (referred to in the Sd,
4th, and 5tb sections,l who openly avow the
principles and open opinions heretofore ex-
pressed, and who will subscribe their names
to this platform. Provided, nevertheless,
that a majority Of those members present at
any meeting of a local Council where an
applicant applies for membership in the
American party may, for any reason by
them deemed sufficient deny admission to
such applicant.
18th. A free and open discussion of all
political principles embraced in our plat
form. st- 5a.-s7
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Nerv Advertisements,

Attachment Notice-In the Court of Common Pleas.
Gutta Percha Oil Polish for greasing and polish boots
Shoes leather harness &c. This uneeuslled for boots
and shoes rendering them waterproof We hsve tried it,
Sold by JAS Mitchell tHFt " tlfI
Suburban Residences. Mechanics and others who want
to purchase nice threeacre Farm in the Corporation
viii do well to notice this chance. --
Fruit Trees. BY James pougherty.
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LaW.mAKTNG.

The mania for new laws which RACES
annually or biennially at our State capitals,
is now raging at Columbus There is to be
an eruption of new laws, two-thirds of which
like their predecessors in years past, will be
still-born. It IS astonishing how many
members there are who think they have
panacea for the ills under which the body
polite labors, in legal pill, plaster or emet-
ic. In the name Of the people We entreat
the forbearance of the assembled Solons.-
We already have too many laws. We do
not believe the State needs a dozen new
laws of general application. If the present
Assembly will repeal, with wise discrimi-
nation, one half the legal lumber which bur-
dens our statute books, they will do the
State some service. VIII Lawmakers ever
learn that the less laws we have the better |?
Will they ever understand that the bust
ness of the State every kind and descrip-
ton, not positively injurious to society,
should be encountered with as few tram
mels and restrictions as possible?
In this connection we put in solemn
protest against an adjourned session. Such
a session would be fraudulent evasion of
the intentions of the people in establishing
biennial sessions. Moreover we do solemn
lyassure the wise men at Columbus, whose
minds are teeming with schemes of new
laws, and who think the people of Ohio are
suffering to have their projects carried into
effect, that they are wofully mistaken
Some new laws we want, and many old ones
ought to be repealed, but one session will
afford ample time for all that need be done.
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Nnu Ynrk March 1

The steamship Atlantic sailed at noon
today with 80 passengers; among them
Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas and family.
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GE Matters in our own country begin 20
assume somewhat of warlike appearance.
The steamship Baltic brings intelligence that
all the troops that can be spared from Eng
land. are to be transferred to the Canadas.
Perhaps Mrs. Vic wants to scare Jonathan,
by sending her soldiers to our borders.
Capt Whitley of the Ordnance Depart
ment has received orders from the War De
partment, to put Governors Island, in the
N. Y. harbor, in a state of war defence.
The President has sent in special mes
sage to Congress asking that the sum of ss,-
100000 be appropriated for the further de-
fence of the existing fortifcations, for arma-
ments and ammunition.
The Senate has passed bill authoriz-
ing the building Of ten sloops of war, and in
the House of Representatives a bill has been
introduced to still further increase. the Navy,
by building fifteen additional steam YES
sells. The War Department is also busiIy
engaged in gathering statistics of the mill
tia forces of the country.
Is there war-cloud rising in the horizon
which only those at Washington can see?-
Or, is the explanation of it all to be found
in the following paragraph:
Washington, March l.
The .. S. Treasurer reports the amount
in the Treasury, subject to draft, at upwards
of s22, 100000.
We rather think the policy is to give
some party hangors-on fat jobs at the peo-
pies expense. Millions are yearly squan-
dered upon favoritcs; but not dollar can
be appropriated for the protection of lives
and property, on our western waters. AT
the least calculation, Taoo Millions of dol
lars in the U. S. Treasury hare been taken
out Of the pockets oftte people of Ohio, and
we are told that It is unconstitutional to re-
repair our har5ors or protect our cOa-
merce. 1t is constitutional though for us
keep paving our tribute there.
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Suburban Residences.

To Mechanics and Others IN roaat Of home
IN the Cooperation.
T AM offering nv Lots on The East side Of the River
consisting of THREE ACRES E4CH atA
Low Price and Reasonable TeTns.
ssd Lots only sixty Of the RI koad Bridge
Afj5iaizg the Toledo zsS c7egelans zaifrOsG
They are FORTY RODS DEEP, having a road on eaeh
end Of them; they in full view of TIE town. aording
Tia best ProsPeet Of tie place IN The Cooperation
To those who have business in town,
and desire the privilege Of pasuFare for Cows Garden
hare CHE4P AID REAUTIFJL ROME
JAMES MITCHELL
Fremont, March !, 1856. NJ
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Willoughby. NY, March 4.
The Female Seminary at this place was
destroyed by fire this morning. No per-
son injured
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Legislative.
Columbus. Feb. 26.

OOluIhDus, TcU. ~.
In tho House Mr.. Todd offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were referred to
the Committee on Constitutional Amend
mentS:
ResolUed by the House Of Representa-
tires, That the joint committee on Consti-
tutional Amendments be instructed to re-
port bill which shall embrace the follow
ing objects, viz:
l. To authorize the Legislature to divide
the State into Representative and Senate
rial Districts in as equitable and impartial
manner as possible, SO that each District
shall elect one member only.
l. That the number of Districts shall be
such that tie whole number Of Represents
tives in the House shall never exceed sew
enty, and the whole number in the Senate
ate shall never exceed thirty-fve.
8. And the elections of members shall
be annual, and the sessions open every
year on the second Monday of December.
Columbus, Feb. %.
SENATE.-The morning session was spent
in receiving and referring petitions, and in
the second reading of bills,
On the motion to 90 into Joint Commit
tee, to elect United States Senator, a spicy
debate arose upon a motion of Mr.. Math-
ews, to postpone it until next winter. The
motion prevailed, however, and at three
o'clock the Senate and House met in Joint
Convention, and proceeded to elect Sena-
tor
The following is the vote of the Senate
Wade %, and Tod @.
The vote of the House stood as follows:
Wade 70; Tod 80; Stanberry !; and
blank 1.
The the joint vote stood thus; Wade
100; Tod SO; StanbeTy l; and blank l.
The President of the Senate then declar-
ed that Benz. F. Wade was duly elected
United States Senator for the term of six
years from the 4th of March, 1851.
The Senate then returned to its chamber
and passed a resolution requesting the Com
r1ittees on Public Buildings to enquire into
the expedeney of instituting commission
Of architects to examine into the manner in
which the State House has been erected, and
whether the present architect was justified in
making such extensive changes there. This
resolution was debated at some length be-
fore it passed.
Mr.. Hamilton introduced new temper
ance bill.
Mr.. Mathews introduced bill in relation
to contracts. la3-t tia
Mr.. Phelps introduced bill to fix the
time of holding Courts in the third Judicial
district. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-After the regular morning bus
iness and the election of u S. Senator, the
House spent the remainder of tho session
in discussing the Small Note Law. Ad-
iourned.
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Price, s71 cents per bottle. Z
Court OF Common Pleas.
County Of SaaSnsEg, and st4ts # oAts-,
against
,ASTrl WnnIrOTT

DANIEL L. JUNE and DAVID JUNE,
Partners by the firm name Of - -
June 4 lime Plaiutifs.
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Thursday a. m; more snow; froze solid.
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The Account closed.

Trees, by James Dougherty.
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NUMBER I6as


profound silence, till they reached the torrent
on the other side of the castle; and following
along the rocky banks of the river, they 40
length discovered one of the bodies
1t was that of the young man. Alasl the
features were no longer recognizable.
| The murderer now coolly searched the VIC.
TINS pockets choked up as they were with
mre and gravel, and at length they found a
letter. The lines had evidently been traced
by his wife's hand, and were signed 'Varin-
ka."
By the flickering light of the torch, he next
proceeded to scan their import; but at the very
first words he, Started back exclaiming, in the
wild accents Of despair, "Her brother, Eences-
las! OH accursed be my revenge!''
The next morning the Princes hair had
turned as white as snow
The brother and sister were buried together;
and three days afterwards the jealous hus-
bands dead body was found beside their
grave.
Blind jealousy had led ihm to murder, and
remorse impelled him to expatiate his crime
by sue de-
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FALL CAMPAlGN!
KAE2DNH 4 HE Ar NEkOHESAIE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS s


CHAS. S. WELLS, =
ENT ILST thanks generous
this 7uhc since he opened in Evansville would no
apprise 3rior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and
tucky purchasers also. that he
and in store. the Heaviest stock Of Hardware Cit
vils market Many were purchased at renc
by him during oppressed the markets
East England and by porting Eurone
and having his orders for Goods filled
aud sell Hardware as low figures any house can
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers
He invites careful examination of his stock
Mereha and Traders feeling assured that
Among the articles (aImost innuuerao1e1 nrnr his
stock, he names the following TO the trade:
$50 boxes AxesWells Lppineotts LeTeretts Cons
$50 dozen Poek knives gully assorted
l-75 do Steel shears on d Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops
100 gross Spoons Iron Britannia and German Silver;
80 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades; .s-.
$50 DO Files aud Rasps. all kinds
1000 lbs Bras Kettles. turned bottomsi El.s
200 lbs Sadirans assorted;
900 dozen Butt Hinges, do --.a.s
1900 gross Screws, gimlst pointed
$50 dozen Door Socks and ockets
| 100 do Augurs; 4..
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and TouEs. iron and brass heads
90 dozen Saws. Mill To Key hole;
IS do Steelyards aud Scale Beams
so Ames (aui other brands) ShoveIs and Spades;
/ s casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
S Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
~.-.t ALSO
Whips and Lashes Brushes. Combs. Needles Spectaces
Port and Fancy Hardware generally together
heavy goods Chains Dog Strap Hinges Tea Ke-
ties Knives AID Riddles and
Gun Barrels and GJ1SE trimmings.
Carpenters and COOpers Tools, Wiptow Sash e5c, ETC.
CHARLES S. WELLS
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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OEFWe find in Southern Sag Nicht paper
a wood engraving representing Sam as walk
ing off with a brandy bottle in his hand. The
Sag NIGHTS organs are very imprudent to rep
resent him thus. They will have all their
fellows running after him. Lou. Jour.
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nn.PATsTNElRNEIIP.

FFvHE Undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and frn of GEe, FOSTER d. GO
for the transacuon ola genera F0rerdHg md Com;
mission BusiRess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of LoeustaRd Dun,
ham streets ard near the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing AL kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They win give special to Consignment by
Riyer Railroad Canal Wagons, and wifrforWard
promptly at the lowest rates. III.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of Produce or Groceries in this Market and solicit
rrs for the purchase Of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast as one Of the rm will be the South during the
Winter.
}ha nhbIic natrona0e NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
deeIA w. M. AIKMAN.
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LOUISVILLE.

VESrERN FEED & AGRICU LTU RAJ AXE AoLSE
NssF,s.Fllk. ASFNSs4A 3 l. soosslD'
AIANUFACTUliEss and Dealers in al ksnd Gf Farm
NJ aud Garden Iurtements Moving Reapne and lnresn-
IacbiTes eld and Garden Seeds Trees &c SIG Main
street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville. KY
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CABINET rEAKEKs, STOCK.

CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
EUST received,
% 100 gross bed crews fat aud square head;
$40 feet Safe Wire;
2oc doz Iron Gu pboard and TIL Locks;
loo doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
200doz do do Table do u to u;
100 dOz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
20o0 Giniblet Point Screws. assorted all sizes;
400 setts Furniture C1sters Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass lengths;
50 dog Looking Glasses. ass'd sizes;
50 sand paper;
just rec's aua for sale By APPS BABCoCK BRO
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MrSCELI4 A NE0US.
Tn THh 6IITiZECS OF SOUTHERN INDIAN
KEN ii Gkh AND ILLINOIS.

MAs D. SAUNDERS Civil Eagineer. having taken up bis
- abode in the city of Evansville would respectfully
nounee0 the citizens of the southern portion Of Indiana
fKeaucky that he lis prepared to furnish fians
Specifications and Estma Of work OF any
profession viz: Water " orks Drainage OIL
Lsnd RAILWAYS Turnpike Plank other Roads, the I'm
iproVemento oil Rivers for navig lton pgrpO es etc. -
Testimonials ability u. B. Wilson, ESD Chlei I'm
gneer of the Albany and Salem Railroad Hughes
oomfngton Ind; George g. Dunn of Bedford Ind Il
b. Wilson, Q ty Engineer Of New Albany Ind and ~ y
Moore Esq Chief Engineer of the e., l. and u StTaigut
Line RAilr ad, be seen on APPLICATION nnZo -
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above house and mas
entirely feitted and refurnishedt and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Nh Peter Burke, and has goodsteck ofhorses and
rages to let.
The stableis large clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
hostlersare in constantaendance ParticuarattentOn
viii be paid to the OF horses etwh him for keep
and in all pects the public ha lind the Sher
wood House good Hotel. [iys-ul j. A. YERS.
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RAILROADS, &C.
Pennsylvania RAILneAD.
Ca eza Tg FEsz r575 .31 .iE -.

80 s5a re- X --sss55=sEglss
THE undersigned having bsen aP- sEs=
fes. p poiAted seL tler The above Conpa- sgs -
sEssEk thiacity would inform sh1 p xsE@ssS3s.
ezsz--sASaa<% pers merchants, and the public
generally F. Leech. George Harris ana George
Black Of ID. Leeeh Co., and Thomas s. elarAe oi
CLARK Ihaw, under the hrm of
E.EECas Il co.,
appointments special conssnees and shipping agents
the Pelnsylyania Rlroad Company They have estzb
clshSd age az the FFincipa shipping poiets east
west and prepared receipt throub from Me-"
2rk, boston sRa at4A ana TO- The
.at4attt ~ fay Of he Pennsyiy-hi4 Rsproad
The theiE v-hele atceRtion to forwarfng
and have shipping rs1 and 80 the cars v
the oHd drayac and their charges by
with Railroad company teiug emeIy low
nominal he Of drayage) they Epeto
be able to give satisfaction
shpnents made TO their agents will be forward
ed free OF charge Dr ecnmssion.
Fer inforrla 10 q 1tSst their Offices:
Es-os III ftessreet. Rittsburg:
do No south 18th street Philadel phia
do SortS saeet. BAtiInorei
No. AsfR Plsee,
do South " sE3ana strest, New York
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kiiby street. Boston IA
Orto JOHN S. MITCHELL.
epl3 Gm Wster,t.. Evansville Ind.
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TuNNvyA sORENsON.

WHOLESALE IN GEoeERIEs AND Liquors. ooESEh
SITS. fEvASSylhLE IND.
TzNHE have this day formed
u purpose of doing wholesale GROCERY ana E9uVl
Business Having business OF Messrs Allis
dowes their stock and made additions to make
oompste shall be able 20 oher as gooo
For CASH. any house in Evansville or any elty the
West. ~ % n = ~
In
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- -. A ar.fyH pHI5AIRlNC.
j. II. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIvIsIoN
EgANSXIIIE IND

STREET RETwGEN VINE AND DIvIsIos
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ABANUFAOTUREB efevery description of Brass Work,
We equal quality if not SUPERIOR any thing
tured in the East, and favorable terms
and cynder cocks church stes aud hotel cells
friction metal soft an Speiter solder well implicit
assortment of all other articles usually kept in this line
ana also appointed sole agent in this city for the
rabIy when exhibited been awarded with the first pi
MUM. Samples the be the establish
Every description rass to order
highest market price paid old eOrrsr
orders addresoed VIII prompt an i'm
mediate attention. dee4
(LOTHs 20 pieces French Twilled Cloth this day
SAFE 0Y AIS Main sre a foG Loas Ky
Ng gUsILN DE I.&TNI2s.-5o pieces all wool Musii lin
JAMES Low 4 90
deel5-d&w 4ls Main ST.. Louisville. KY.
CUNNY BAGs.-5o bales in store and for sale by
VI dec21 PRESTON BROS
NEW MoLAssEs.-i5o bbls prime new Moiasses in
dooai, II = '-4 = 80 te PRESTON BROS,
ye EaORsE AND cow FEED.
We dec17-dtf GEANT q CARSON.
ADMINESTRATOR,S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given Letters
' IS
pov2$ vs. BRACKET MILLS. Administrator.
SKATEs1 cask Skates, assorted to s. co per
decs GHAs. S. WELLS.
IrMNoBACCO.- boxes choice Virginia Tobacco;
| IL box Fancy Twist;
extra at novl6 COOKS Family Groosrg Si%s geN
AhFtohB 6.y 6SnsTFss ss s.eiises @ 50
deel2d - eee COOKS Family Grocery
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D. >. y ' UEsKtHUlN. NJ NIkRkNIFfAN7I FAfllDR.I-7
On First street between Main and Sycamore
MAS fine of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
Il which he is prepared make in
styles and He will
fits and hopes ty long Sperienee the usneI
able give general satisfaction He has also hand
MerinO k Undershrts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Cellars made in the manner-with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. dee16-tt
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3 s7taf'I'E LEAD.-tGO kegs pure forsz4e by
-nov27 ORE. DALZELL & co.
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
unders gned has removed his Tailoring Establish
men to Second street immediaty opposite the Pres
b teran Church. in the office with Dr. Wood. where he
would be glad all his old and goody
Der o ewonHs and would he pleased them 18th
anything his line auch PANTS shirts
etc. made order the shortest possible notice,
for past avors he would Peetfu solicit
continuance of the at the hands of liberal bubble
y26 j. L. NELMS
~ Z T-F5tH pIIPA AIRING.
UDder5igheI the above
Evansville hatters himself with the hope
experience and skill in all descriptions
machinery will upon trial. be found worthy the
the resi- citizens the city. also
comprising the ''crcumaRabjent vicinage.''
His shop is the Post Once where he be found all
CFFIcE HOURS. mys r. H. GATES &
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DUDLEx. stone * Cos, ,,o
& FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

UUM MINNIUN q FUNW AuUINU NEIVOIFtA-N y
Second Street. bet'R Main and The Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EAARTICULAR attention paid to te pGTehae ard safe OF
LARD FLei-P EfC together With ali kiEds Of Produce
SanulAsrured Articles Consigaaents selteea' ana
usual advances made.
RErga T03iessrs. Buchanan Co. WHOLESALE Grocers
Ants. ". A Richardson Co, lie m
Maplr Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Gr9eers aud
Star Candle " 0wey Pork Packers
lud Merchants ArnsrongS Allen Dealers IN
Pork, Montgomery DAvidze Co.. Wholesale Dry 6ooos
FRANK CATER -. WIN. r. JouETT.
CARTEZs & JOUEFT.
F0RTARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
so. 23. EAsr sIpE ST. PET. MAIN AND wATKB
LOLISFti.LE. EN.
Gso Poster 6 Co., P G. O. Riley Co..
EVsns-i1te Ind. je4-ly
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EtRB R0GX & SNOW DEN,
|. c0aS.ss o. sr A4Ii;NaToS AND FLoYp STs.
L0ELSITLleE, kE,
az ANTF tcrI-I rs et srccn engines and NAIL maehin
a. lag engnestor turnaees. suPeEier ioree apo
lift vuraps pines for sts2 or "F+
lsry by railrol panes for supplying "a
TONS socket and tJusc pipes OF any size rreSu car
wness e-stuss; east ant "ronEt ten baIceh
tOblsc8 and presses .rd, timer
and mill sere always hasd. !,
prom pity attended to All Wofk WaIfautea-
APPS ---------->--
JAMES low e, CO.. OJEsA .E. NY.
RE receiving their Stock Spring Goods many Of
"a which are Of tacir lnportstOn direct from ths
u racturcrin Europe.
PROMPT shert time and ta7h hu Is
unsurpassed M United State Our stock oil
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