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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
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CRANDFATHER's WATCH.

Grandfather's watch is battered and old,
Innocent quite of jewels gold;
Poor, and common. and worn, and crack'd-
Much like Grandfather's self, in fact.
Yet its wheezy voice has cheerful sound,
And the child, as she listens, in wonder bound
To its mystic tales of departed time,
Is smiling rs though at pleasant rhyme
What are the tales the old watch tells
OF seventy years it counts the knells;
Years, whose every setting sun
Was mark by labor faithfully done.
With primitive form and clumsy skill,
And clumsier help when the works went ILL.,
Yet serving their time as best they can
This is the story of the watch and man!
Many fall has the old watch hush'd,
Many blow has tie old man crush'd,
Meddled with, tinker'd, and sorely tried,
At last rejected and thrown aside
For modern rivals, all science and gold,
Useless, crippled, dispised, and old,
Under cloud and under ban
This is the story of the watch and man,
But there's a reverse to the picture sad
Human hearts they can still make glad.
The watch in its dinted silver case
Can bring a smile to the fair child's face.
The man all batter'd, and silvery too,
With moral can cheer both me and you
Mark our time as well we can y
This is the lesson of watch and man!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
VOL. 4. NO. 8.

appears the lone mansion Of General Adam
Stepheu Here, within guushot almost of
each ether, these men of history reposed--
though not hapl iiy we must conclude-after
all their struggles The current of the Ope-
quon, resonant in old days with savage shouts
and dyed with blood, murmured by them, and
perhaps spoke to their minds of other days
typifying human things which ever bud and
aow, aud change like the skies of autumn
yender-the eorgeous leaves whose colors
vary with each day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

In Que of our courts lately, a man who
was called on to appear as a witness could not
be found. On the judge asking where he
was a grave elderly gentleman rose up, and
with much emphasis said:
* Your honor, he's gone''
g Gone gone!' said the Judge. where
is he gonet'
That L cannot inform you." replied the
communicative gentleman, but he is dead"
This is considered the most guarded an
swer on record
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

LoNG PRAYERs.- against long
prayers, Elder Knapp says
When Peter was endeavoring to walk on
the water to meet his Master, and was about
sinking, had his supplication been as lcnr as
the intro duction TO some of our modern pray-
er, before he got half through he could hare
been Iitiy feet under rofer.''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
INIFORTANT NOTHCE.

ILL persons indebted to the estate of Milton
n Roberts. decd, for costs as Prothenotary and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions are hereby notified
TO make payment without delay, as it will be We
ry unpleasant for me 10 have to resort to compul-
sorry measures and thereby add costs, which will
be Imperative unless paid shortly.
Howard j. Roberts, of this borough is duly au-
thorized by me to receive said fees and pit fer
the same. He will attend for that purpose, a
the Prothonotary's office, in Ebensburg at the
suing Court in December next
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ex'r.
Elbensburg. Oct. 25. 1856. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

The Louisville Journal thus speaks Of
gentleman of that city: /" He is notorious
coward He talks as as if his diet were lion
steak, seasoned with gunpowder and broiled
on burning lava; whereas his actual diet is
rabbits liver, sheeps plucks. and pigeons giz-
yards"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

a@ '' Why" said country clergyman 10
one of his flock, '' do you always sleep in
your pew when am in the pulpit. while yon
are all attention to every stranger invite
:. Because. sir. when you preach. I'm surn
alPs right but can't trust stranger with.
out keeping good lookout"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

A wag in New fcrk, seeing a man drive a
tack into card, through the letter of the
word :" Boston" printed on it, seized the lat
ter and exclaimed, why what are you about?
Don't you know that laying tar on tea IN Bos-
ton once raised laundering muss there?
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
Valuable Real Estate
FOR S A l. e.

will sell at private sale that large and COM
rnodious BRICK HOUSE, situate on High street,
in the Borough of Ebensburg, being the property
occupied by Milton Roberts, decd, at the time
,of his death. Also, a valuable IL OTof GROUND
situate on the Clay Pike, about one half mile from
said Borough, containing 81 acres enclosed and
an good state Of cultivation
For terms apply to the subscriber residing on
the premises or to John Williams, in Ebensburp.
MRS. MALVINA ROBERTS.
Sept. IT, 1856.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
Nuis Of all kinds.

NuIo UI al KINDS.
LIQUORS Brandy, Blackberry Bran
DIV. Raspberry Brandy, French Brandy, Port
Wine Old Rye Whiskey.
brushes, SC, sc :-Horse Sweeping Dus-
ting, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, Bed Cords,
Twine, Corn Jrooms, Baskets Of all kinds. Tubs
and Buckets of all kinds, Wash Boards. Butter
Bowls Nails, Lamp Globes. Curry Combs, Carpet
Hammers and Tacks, Window Glass of all kiuds,
Arpold's Ink, Hovers Ink, Steel Pens, Station
ary of all kinds
Together with large assortment OF otLel arti-
cles not enumerated, which will be solo as cheap
If not cheaper than any establishment il the
county. RICHARD TUDOR.
Ebensbarg, July 80, 1856 10.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

Exs' . Wiggins, what era in the worlds
history do you regard with the deepest hor-
ror The cholera i' gasled Virgins,
with spasmadic shudder
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

EE- A felon generally appears on the end
of the thumb or fnger-sometimes on the
end of rope.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

GE Happiness is pig with greasy ia
which every one runs after, but nobody c. 4.
hold.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

Never. perhaps. are children dcarcr to thei-
parents then when. - st present, the priee
of bread aud meat is excessive
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
GREAT EXCITEMEST!!
$4,000 DOLLARS REWARD /! Il!

TTNHE subcriber would respectfully INFORM tne
l. good citizens of Ebensburg and the adJoIn-
ing vicinity that he has returned from Philadci-
phia, with the largest and most varied asSort-
ment of GROCERIES, ever offered The stock
consists as follows:
groceries: :-Moasses. Sugars, Teas, Rice,
Candles, Soaps, Fish, Salt, Bacon & Hams, Flour.
Oat Meal Corn Meal, Tobacco. Peaches, Dried
Apples. Saleratus. Baking Soda, Dried Hcrrings,
Durkee's Baking Powder, Sardnes- Mustard, Spi-
oes, Holloways Worm Coniection, Vinegar.
COnfectIOnssrkcs
Candies,
Rasins,
Oranges,
Lemons,
Citrons,
Pruncs.
Segars,
Fruits,
Fgs,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17
Mi5rRllunfnna.
From the Flag of our Union.
The BANDIT Chief.

BY HARRIET A. DAVID
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-17

6 No. How the devil could he get therea
The boats are all here"
:" Och by my sowl, sir, he went ashore in
the iron pot :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
LnrnnrN ALL RfGmr

MEssR-. EpiToRs In the Enquirer Of Friday last a
communication Appeared, giving sketch Of the political
aspect OF Affairs ~ this county. Never was a tl-er pub
ich!ion made H. that false aud slanderous paper The
American aud Wing party Of this country i deeply
aroused 20 the importance 81 this election aud We predict
larger majority than ever bolled here Our peopIe
IRE ~ true Steel. never ALTERING waveng-they will
march u the poll ia stronger columns than they dd in
the days when the CLAY dag inspired aud cherrrd their
s ~ We MI siSs 2 ' SSs e fc 60 hs s.!s ma
tie, woul soon m the Oh Dominion from the soug, of
loeoiocoirn, aud place her il the front 10 TIN.
Union.
The American and Wing party Is we'll organized. bot
~ say that Tie Democracy have their asspcatons formed
all over 'h" county Is false They have but three IL the
county, aud not dozen has ever yet attended tn,
meeting u single club. They bad grind mas meet.
ngat Nl-lOriug SATURDAY. last aud ,fer Distributing
their hand bile ~ the country and published IL
abroad that W. Preston, NJ Baltimore " distinguished
speaker 10 b. present they red together all
told boys aud ncgroes about seveny6vc; that party
mere cipher hre, and never incr IN a county
o 20 much intelligence as this. You have heard OF many
/ chnnges IN this county. speak what know When
y there have been two changes from Democrats "a
we Ameficaus-whefe there has been one from the
Americans NJ Wings 90 the Democrats There arc a f,~
We1knin iu this codnty of 10 Gxed principlfs
VINO nave been into the Democratic patty under the
n'' Wnt Fremont vas g0ing % b. er ted as " they
uOugn' ne could yet the vote Of this tte and there I.
! own. o
The Bnquirct. correspondent speaks II the conversion
- the Democratic party Of r. l. r. White Of this coun
" We are glti he has lef have no room ia on,
party Tor snch political deuIsg,gues Mr. White vas
warm sud enthusiastic American m ts coiotv an 20 Inc
hme oi the county convention which minated our can
didates ior state Snaie and Delegates lat sring year
lie was sspiant r the position n Senator, and ;os
Iee'y d'd al he could 70 81 H. The convention selected
better add abler man. NJ. White sOon alter lef, tho
patty AID y nov one Of its bitteres opponents We
nave 20 use for such fowls these our party they had
much better go where ho has gone-whee the
ava traitor get their tcwasd lie las been Ia The "a,
eighteen months Wing American ami Democrat suct
pohncal g'inrasucs have business 10 the whig %,
american psry. His course is d-gusti z 10 both Wbigs
Ae's.n-, and sensible Democrats They the bitter
bess Of the man, while the Democrats lave the ,.
son they cannot but under the cfcumsances which Ar,
zen known TO every citizen Of this equity despise ~,
u"'"r i"u ca" rest assured our part, viii give good
Ame'rTns ;" "hcr p'fs Of the State ~ do likesis AZ,
| q good victory will he accomplished
| ,, WING OF THE OLD STRIPE.
HillsborOugh, Va, October 2s 1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

The following anecdo;e related by the Norfolk American
based incident which recently occurred in one OF
the OF the North Carolina railroad; AMI affords 4
timely aud appropriate ILLUSTRATION OF the tendency OF
Democratic ultra Soherniso just at this time. The A
merican says:
Two persons OF a highly respectable appearance aud
With every appearance OF being gentlemen commenced
conversation with him upon political issues o the iiy;
ia which they proceeded to stgmatze the aga-
ton OF the slavery question: by the Democrats the South
A. an arrant hunbug. gotten up tor party effect &c Al
ter while they ieit their seats and orward for
purpose, when gentlemen who had been listening
indignant silence the Black Republican TRADE OF the
urst named gentlemen opened conversation, in which
they took occasion castigite aud denouncs Sc
veely the abolition proelves of the gentlemen who had
Jared stignal the holy horror Of the Democrats
the slavery question: much unnitiga,ed huabug-
Ind finally minated that such grrous au
that u would be better for them leave the State
"OT TREND tried first u induce charitable feel.
ing fosaris the first speakers bu; the last would
enter tain IT, then suggested that perhaps they 1.-THE la.
>peakers) we're not capable of giving unbiased opin
on probably each of them o~ned Immense numb .r
II slaves which property they fearful would be len
pardzcd by the berrl sentigc OF the first spe *
They assured him that he mistaken that neither
1T them owned single slave but that their indignation
the loose and uccdary doctrine Of the rst speakers
soels from pure devotion the South-unadutc
| rated by particle Of personal interest
After Orr h;end- who. Oy the way, has the keenes
possible relish for quiet good thug-had succeeded IL
drawing ont an mncIse amount OF Buncombe indignation
h the vile aud nccEdaIy doctrine OF first speakers h,
very uaivcly cnquircd II they knew who the men wer,
whose abolition prOclivitics they dcnouncng No
answered they. Them said he. have the pleasure of ia
forming you that NJ Prtigrew of North Carroll
C. J"inson 'ho o'S"' "earig f0o hOHr.di The effect
can be imagined
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
How IL Was Done

The Baltimore American has the following reflections
the frauds perpetated the Democrats the
elections in Pennsylvania aud ludana-a barren victory
foe the Democracy both States, purchased by the
uublushng and stupendous corruption known in the
history ofparty contests;
Al the present OF advancement il ~ill soon be i'm
possible obtain any adequate expression of the popular
will in this country Ii il almost mockery now aud has
been wears where the Democratic party are allowed
carry their will talk of the sovereignty Of the
people. Al mrn know aud themselves confess that
opinion Of the legally constituted of the land
made ot avail by frauds perpetrated in the face Of day
almost all OfOur elections Aud it the terrible
vcon oi this truth that drove large partition OF tie peo-
pie of tbe country to seek remedy bv extending the
of naturally alton and thereby esseing the amount
of ds2osabe material with which the Democratic party
worked II mistake not, the State elections
which much depended io the Democratic party have
exceeded thing in this line before exhibited
We Ia jpin in the cry the defeated Fremont
in Indians. to echo the passionate crimna-
tons OF those ~hu baten in Pennsy Lut there
facts coming light which force upon IA the
conclusion that both Of those States present by
means reliable index of the popular will Amnng
nuunerabie evidences OF this sott j. the fllowng:
"Tha cIty of Cleveland ONO poed g. SOL votes at the
election The population i about 50 .OOI india.
napoli- is in Centre to~nship Indiana. The vote OF
Centre township +,l9S. Population OF indianapolis
about Is 10000. Thus, under the Democratic system
900 peopl ia Indiana within 81 many votes as
So, 600 ia Ohio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
First Congregational pi.lriet.

We make last appeal to the Wings and Ameri-
cans Of the First Congressional District to rally to
the support of Saunders Tuesday next in solid
phalanx. We have doubt of his election-none
in the world; but want him to be returned by an
overwhelming majority. We therefore invoke our
friends in the district to see to it that the entire
strength Of the party is out the day of election
Permit not single Fillmore and Saunders voter to
remain at home but urge them all to he at their
posts and To discharge their duty well and thorough
ly Upon the Northern Neck-particularly the
large Wing aud American counties of Westmoreland
aud Richmond-we rely for glorious majority for
work in earnest, and the victory is theirs beyond q
doubt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
Political ni.cns.inn.

Tho s'aunion Spocsior give the flo~ing accom-, u
sp"''rsi discussion in that place Monday night b.
tScen Waler X Sttpes, Eco, Of Montgomery and lame.
II. Skinner. E-q, II Augusta We hear tbs, ", Stool
con,iodins rpIay 80. particu,iy striking and h.pe,-
he having put number Of pointed question. To- N,
skinner, which embarrassed the latter gentleman No ,e
Nc Skinner, We hear, bore himself g,laoty nevortbe
les
"A disca<sion OF - Union Hail. IN this Mace y,
houdsy night. bcfse Waller X Staples E-q Of Mont
gou,ery, The talented American Electo, or the i2,h d..
trct sRd James n Skinner. Esq of Sisunton We h.v,
Only time sed space 60 say that Mr. Siap sustained him
e1 and his q the entire satisfaction Of NJ. Eieuds
We oDenlf speech one ~ The b-st the vcr,
did ~ that cpald have en expected IN such deiuscics
caas .. D. attempted to upholi The discussion W..
90 dacici 18Th entrr good frelng by both psrr,s sud
sh"'l eFtaiameat 20 large house until late hour Of
The sight"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

IL is too late now to speculate concerning the
chances Of the three parties in the fsld on the
great battle which comes OF on Tuesday next We
allony under solemn obligations to do our duty,
and our whole duty, and leave consequences take
care Of themselves. Our own opinion is that there
will be election by the people; but that the con-
test will be transferred to the House Of Representa-
tivcs--in which event Mr. Fillmore will stand dec-
dedly the best chance Of either Of the three cand
dates We again invoke friends to be active and
vgilant from till sunset Tuesday aud try to
roll up large a vote possible. Let every Fill
more turn out, and work with all his might, and
he will never have to regret il. We take the
following extract from the Stunton Spectator:
No~ the result OF the election establishes the
fact beyond all controversy. ths the election OF Fremont
is impoSsibty. and consequently all fears for the
aey OF the Cuion. Tar he Is concerned arc entirely
groundless The contest is thus narrowed down Buch
aud Fillmore, aud the thousands who had fallen into
the Democratic ranks, will their first love IL
they honest in the assigned for their eer.
ton IL seems rational to calculate them upon increased
strength for Fillmore at the South that the election
OF Fremont is acknowledge all hands be Of the
question.
I'VE argue in like manner in regard the North The
strength ot the Republican party has been tested and
they have been found wanting II they had succeeded
IN aud Indiana they would have been .ncour
aged ia the fight defeated in those States they per-
ceive that the up with them and choose between
Buchanan and FILLMORE whichever in their opinion may
he the OF the evils Buchanan the Sectional
candidate opposed to them, aud il is probsbe that
they will sustain him. Fillmore Is the National candidate
aud It is probable that he would be their choice
We conclude. therefore, in view OF the
IT the Republican cause that Mr. Elmores strength will
be largely Increased at the North well the South and
that the probahs 1T his election diminished To
the least OF it, by the tumphs OF the Democrats In
Pennsylvania and Indiana
ave can perceive cause OF encouragement and If
the friends OF Fillmore aud the Union exert themselves
with energy aud real worthy Of their candidate aud
cause Old Buck will b. found tagging behind painting be-
meath the sc,ght Of Federal mouous aud DIV wages"
Squatter Sovereignty and Filhbustetsm."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
PRIVATE OFFERINGS or REAL rsrAry


Farm S6 starr road Han
over county. 10 miles an kiehm nd by A. iNl
tract 81 90 aeres IN Appoma,tox county
land esoly situated Is miles from ynchburg;
Ing bsrn etc. and cStsn.iv uehsdsat
Ing. see adN' o. James d. Mostly. eom'r [tN9l
aud ~ rom nanVle, containing ioSs large aud
handsome dwelling ETC.. aud superior
tract contains 56T Aer-s. Adv by T. Harston INinl
desirable cleared In ii.ireo county
miles OF Richmond Cling on ar
chsrd, etc. Advd by q. A A. liN6l
Daniel warwick county, offer. sale the
estate which he resides, 6Io
DIVER ~. dividing ne between Amherst Nelson
r 4so 100 original growth with eou.
~ sdou' dwelling etc, Po~hatAn u. Adv'd Joseph
Plantation 2do 40 land York rIvrr In The
county .. York. SIX miles above Yorktown. sh cling
Yarn OF 10 acres 20 cl ARID with eHe-n
tAninr u ROOMS On the wstham plank
inond Adv'd by Jno wrvn-G. A A [tN25l
Ahous- and lot NJ rn southampton with 100 Of
md adjoininga desirable Offering Zee adv OF
ltDil t...
scres original forest In Druns-,ck county
IN, heerrn river ~ miles south Of
brick dselinF etc Advd by Gro q Rivrs. [tnsl
tn. Illinois Central Railroad
land. trar. IA ,c,-. 80 - -.
See the lengthy adv OF Mr. John wilson eompanys
commissioner. pm n
Parm 53u
an (tf1
The seafod" in Matthews county containing Iss
Plantation oochland county Richmond called
Mount bernard" Containing TS' (u)
yarn on James river In Buckingham county, opposite Towards
vhis. containing e65
estate Amelia aud NottowAy eoun>
ties ~ miles om Riehmond Advertised by L. Masters V)
Farm so half cleared Ia Charles City esunty
from Richmond (tf)
Prospect Hm" In Orange CO. on u. Rspps>
hammock river Contains o and facility
u market (tf)
properiy-lAie "TalAGrro mills at Roese.-A
Farm Gooehand county 935 UrspAkesnS
mikes from the O. A. 80 from Richmond adjacent
aud James rver very eirab Offering Advd by Mikes Sell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

Dr,rH or AN On MAsoS.-The National lnteig encer
OF Saturday chronicles the death az Gen James Thomp-
so. Of Washington In the ssth year Of his sge Gen r
vac born ST. Valentines day February lIth l77s and
vas member ut ;he Masonic Fraternity and proba-
bly, the oldest Free Mason in the United States having
consequently has been Mason Tor nearly sxtysevcn
wear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
Committee Meetings.

The Fillmore committee viii bear in mind that this
the week for work. and that all Of the meetings should
be full and punctuaiiy attended rhc regular time Tor
the CITY Committee TUESDAY and Friday afternoons
O'clock the Headquarters, No. les Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
WANTED AGENTS, MERCHANTS.

OEt.iisS- sell Got Pens, Gold Silver nd
~ P-nhnd-rs o. all sinis, patterns
PeHs Penes surpassed by any establishment
country Those dealing wishing
s'oiss vioesai- retail will Cad aving Of ~
purchasing of Trade list Of prices will h forwarded by address
ing " H. DEAN 49, broadway, New YORK BroNdv Gold
Pc M 4raefar tntFN ns9f-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
AMERICAN MEETING.

Mcssrs. JNO D. IMBoDEN. of Augusta, and o. p.
BALDWIN, OF Richmond. will address the citizens, at
the CITY HALL, this (FRIpsYl evening. at O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
DIED.

Yesterday, soth MARVIN Of a. r.
and J. X. Peske. sgei rs months
friends
70 attend Ills funeral rom the first Presbyterian Church. o'clock
this day.
after short in-ss. Dr. ANDREW ATKINSON
OF his leaving large circle Of
mon thrfrlo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

rHr FOUNDATION or PRsrsRrSoR Il THAT MR..
FILLMORE HAS ADMINISTERED TIE rxEcUrIvE GOVERN
MExr wrrH SIGNAL SUCCESS ABILHy NIX HAS REEN
TRIED AND FOUND TRUE. FAITHFUL. HONEST AND cossci
ENIIOCs ---kearI CiaN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT FAIR GROUNDS.
CHANGERS MAGIC CORN COB AND MEAL MILL
Ahedd Of al others
THE MOST DURABLE MILL IN Tug COUNTRY
HRANGEH's MAGIC MILL was awarded the hrst
~ premium at
PsnnsyivaniA State Fair 1855 and 1856
New jersey do do 1856
Nov York DO do 1850
New York 1866 .
Boston Mechanical Fair 1886
Maryland State Fair 1855
Petersburg, Virginia 1885
nd 10 B,und % have Al Richmond Dtfs Fdfr
further nfor
nation apply to BALDWIN, UARDWELL a Co,
GEORGE q. HOPKINS, Agent ~ Fair Grounds.
~ Address letters CRtSSOR STUART PErkksON,
itlgI-d2ts Manufactures, Phladephia, Pa.
yuyO HoUSEK EEPEHs.-I have In store a.d offer foe
II sale on the lowest terms
Green picrcci iron TENDERS Of description
BronEed iron TENDERS Of ncrrnt patterns aud sizes
frndeTs assorted sres
Wire Nursery TENDERS, assorted tEea
Bes,F English scutt-s Cinder Sifers
Fifr Irons nni Stands of patterns
Toilet Kettle Tea Travs and Walters
Tubs Buckets, pals Mats Booms, and other
useful " housekeepers " J. DENNY,
New Hardware store, No qgs Main street,
orQ0 Abovat lanu ant