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4 AsaGaslCr aGpHsnrESsaDie cure OF
Esrn,saRas.1,

McssrS. Bennett E Beers, Richmond:
Gautcm'n:--Your Cnrter's Spanish mixture has
pcrfnrmed remarkable cure in the person OF ser!
vast man, afflicted with Scrofua in the very worst
form. So bad had he become, that his eyes were
tirnly closed, and had been Tor more than year -!
As last resort, rs cveryth else had failed. it
rc7olved to try the mixture We administered it nc
curding to directions and wonderful to say perk5ct
cure has been effected ana satisfied that no medicine
equals Carriers Spanish MIXTURE" purifier of the
blood II is creating quite I'm excitement here, and
sails very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truiy, X. s. BRoADDUS.
For sale by |. Swift, and C. Hatch, Rnvenna; Wann
& Wilson, DGerfeid: ID. Bostwick, Edinburgh J. y {.
Cone, FRANKLIN Mills; C. " g. K. Harmon. Aurorss
0. a. Drake, Freedom; Parsons d Root, Windham;
all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
R:ycnGa, june ), 1856. 43-1m
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AFTERNOON SESSION. JurE s, 1856.

AFTERNOON SESSION, JUNE s., 1856.
After some preliminaries and random dis
cuss;on, the Chair then announced that the
order of the house was the vote on the nom
ination for Presidency.
r, Kidder Meade, OF Virginia--I am
charged by my delegation with the duty OF
presenting TO this Convention, as n candi-
date for the Presidency, the name of that
honest and eminent statesman, James Blu.
chnnan. tGrent applause.
Henry II bbard. OF New Hampshire--Ir
the name Of the Democracy Of New Hamp
shire present the name OF Franklin Pierce
[applause.
Mr.. 1nge Of California; am unanimous
ly instructed by the delegation from Cali
fornia TO PIT. in nomination the great cham
pion OF American progress, Lewis Cass, o
Michigan. [Applnuse.l
Mr.. Richardson Il nominate Stephen A
Douglas of Illinois, for the nomination 70
the Presidency. Immense applause.
The Convention then proceeded to ballo
for candidates with the following result:
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TRtUmpHs OF YANKEE GEN1us.---The
steamer Ericsson, which sailed for Liverpool
from New, York on Saturday, took out one
Hoes six cylinder lightning printing press
es. for the London Times Six men, were
sent out with the press as "feeders," accom-
panied by foreman. The Times has gone
to great expense. in fitting up its presses, but
its circulation requires il to possess those
which will print with the greatest rapidity,
and the rotary press Of Hoe embraces the
principle which admits, Of the highest de-
I gree Of speed possibly attainable.
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THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Morning Session June, A, 1856.

At ten O'Clock the Convention was called
10 order by the President, General Ward,
The attendance was as large as yester.
day.
After waiting some time. Mr.. Stuart of
Maryland, called the attention of,he Con-
vention to the necessity of transacting bus-
ness in its regular order, and as speedily as
possible. He supposed the report of the
Committee was the first in order, and if
so he would now call for it.
Mr.. Hallett, who had now ascended the
platform)-I would state that the Commit
tee is prepared to make the report as soon as
the Convention is ready to receive it.
lVoices-Now! Now!l
come to entire order before the Chairman
will proceed to read the resolutions.
The Convention having come to order, DR..
Hslett said:
Il have been instructed, as the Chairman
of the Commilte on Resolutions, to report
to this Convention the platform Of resolu.
tons which they have adopted. am also
instructed by the Committee to say that the
portion Of the resolutions u which relates tt
Kansas and Nebrasks, and those PROPOSE
tions concerning the administration Of the
General Government, have been adopted
h.,a kA ,vif
every member from every State hav
ing signifed his perfect acquiesccnce il
these resolutions. There is another an,
very important class Of resolutions, relatin!
tothe foreign policy Of the country. Will
these resolutions have been recommends
by the. committee as portion Of the platform
II Is propepto state that they were not adopt
ed with entire unanimity. ! am also in
stfuetcd to report resolution, as recon
mended by the COMMITTEES to be portion Q
che PLATFORM concerning communication be
tween she Atlantic and the Pacific oceOns.
with these explanations shall procee
toread the resolutions: ~
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE Oh
..ssz RESOLUTIONS.
Tie Cemmittss on Rssoiattsns.by lhsir cAairmai
NJ. Haftett, Of JNassashusstts, sGS"itths fSftot
Gag Report:
Assstssd, That tho American Democracy place the
Seu In Ire thtelligencc, the patriotism and the ~
Crminating justice Of the Amsricnn people. I. ,
zzsSfDs4, That we fGganl this ms distinctly We fe'
ture Of our political creed, which we are proud
rssstnafh before the world, a. the great moral oil
inentina form ofgovefnment springing from and ~
hsid BY the popular will: and we eo0trastit with u
creed and practice OF Federalism. under whatev'
name or form, which seekstb palsy tho will 0fthe
sttn0nt. aud which coneeives no inposture toouoIt
irons for the popular cfHdulity.
RssdfvsRs therefore, Tint. entertaining these view
the DsiDeaatic party Of this ugop through their 10
euAfas assembief IN a genesai CoByentions ,cnmif
toeether IN spirited concord, Of devotion 70 the DO
M tginsg md kith Of free representative esverpmen
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

The CunVel tion met at 9 O'Clock and was
called TO order by the President.
The resolution relating TO the foreign poll
cy OF the Government was passed by vote
of 2ll Ays, 40 Nays. The second, BY 239
Ays, % nays. The third, was passed by n
vote 1879, to 81. The fourth was adopted BY
a vote Of 22l, to 43 The fifth was passed
by vote of 229 to So.
(Note-The resolution in regard to mill
tary and Post Ruad to PLci; was laid on
the table. On the 9Th day, however,, a re-
solution embodying the same doctrine was
passed in the Convention by vote of 2O5
Ayes to 81 Nays.)
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agona..nsa's German Blsters.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
J. NJ. HULsHIzER, Doylestown, Pa, June 90, 1853 +,
says: "Iy wife has been afflicted with de-
bity since September, 1851, since which time have
been unable to find any physician medicine tina I
would benefit her in the least, until one day called at
the store of Dr. Harvey, of this town, for some tine
ture of iron, and described to him tho Affections Of IN
wife; &c then handed lot of papers to read among
which found one describing your German Bters. l
Immediately procured few bottles from him, and ain
plea stale that the of the bters has done her
more good than all the medicine she has heretofore ta
ken. l wish you to send me half dozen bottles.t
See advertisement. 43-2w 81,
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vOices-GO Oh with the call-gO on with
the call! ~
This ballot resulted in the unanimous vote
of all the delegations for James Buchanan.
As each delegation was called the Chairman
addressed the Convention.
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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Space will not permit detailed account
Of the fourth days proceedings. The fore
noon was taken up in disposing Of the New
York controversy. AS soon as the Cunven.
ton was called to order, Mr.. Stevenson
from the Committee on Credentials, reported
a res luton declaring that portion of the
New York Democracy represented by the
"Softs" to be entitled to y-iour delegates,
and that portion represented by the "Hards
to be entitled to twenty.six delegates in the
Convention.
MIR James Dayard Of Delaware, from the
same Committee, made a minority report
and reported the following resolution:
Resolred That the two delegations from
New York be authorized to select each thr.
ty.fivc de Icgutes, and that the seventy del
egales thus selected be admitted as the dele.
guton of the two sections Ofthe New York
Democracy to this Convention, and that they
lie lowed one hour TO report their selec
tions. The two delegations to vote separ.
atelv, each to be entitled to seventeen votes
the remaining vote of this State to be cas1
alternately by thu two delegations, the Soft
casting it the first time.
The minority report was adopted by tht
following vote:
Ayps-Mane 6. Massachusetts 8, Rhode
! Island |, Connecticut 6. New Jersey 6
! Pennsylvania 81. Delaware 8, Maryland s
Virginia Is. Georgia 4,Ohio 10. Kentucky
6, Tennessee 10, Indiana I3. Missouri 6. Ar
knnsnS 2, Texas 4, Wisconsin 5, Californi;
4-l37. .
Nayf-Mainc 9, New Hampshire S, Yer
mont S, Massachusetts 10. Rhode Island 3
New Jersey !, Maryland 2. North Carnl;n;
10. South Carolina s. Georgia 6 Alabama 8
Mississippi 7, Louisiana 6 Ohio l3, Ken
tuckv 5, Tennessee 2. Illinois | |. Missouri
Arkansas 2, Michigan 6, Florida 8, Iowa
-l2S.
i BY the foregoing vote an equal numbe
OF delegates from the "Hards" ard "Softs
were admitted the Convention, and the Who'll
f mntter disposed Of to the general satisfas
ton of all parties to the controversy.
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Nomination Of Vice-Prcsidcnt.

ROmin1tEOn OF ViCe-PFCSidrnt.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Tho Convention
being cali ID to order, Shields, of Missouri,
moved that it is the duty OF the general Cow
| ernment, SO far as the Constitution will per-
init, to aid in the construction of u safe over
land route from the Atlantic coast. A mo.
tion was made to lay the resolution Oh the
table, which was ost-aycs 76. nays 900
The delegate from Missouri rose to move
u suspension OF the rules. T. 49,.
Petit endeavored to speak on the propre.
" o! an amendment, declaring it the duty OF
the general government to use all proper
constitutional powers for the object: med,
but was not heard. -a 'fa.
A motion to suspend the rules for the pur-
pose Of entertaining the resolution, was car.
ried-ayes 205, nays 81.
At Pettit's suggestion, the word proper
was placed before constitutional in the res
olution before passage. fay. Els It
A motion was nude to ballot in the Con.
ventiOn for Vice-President, was adopted
Mead, O: Virginia, proposed Linn Boyd.
X. Y. Paris, of Illinois, begged 10 pro.
pose General Qui,man. 't
Louis, of Louisiana, named John C Breck
enrldge OF Kentucky. as
Breckenridge returned thanks for the hon
or conferred on him, but was one of those
who believed promotion should follow sen.
! iori'y. He withdrew his name.
r. Chapman, of Alabama, nominated
Benjamin ]. Fitzpatrick, ,of Alabama.
Brown, Of Tennessee, nominated Aaror
: V. Brown, of Tenn. g.
: The delegate from North Carolina. nomi
mated j. s. Seddon of Virginia. 3,2
| Seldom returned thanks for the homo
done him, and withdrew his name.
: Averin, Of North CaroIina, then present
ed the name Of james G. oDobbin, of Nortl
Carolina. .ea aaU *
/, Underwood, /. of Georgia, nominated II V
] Johnson, of Georgia 5Iss enaG p
Roll being cal'ed-Dlaine nominated Gen
y Rnsk, Of Texas; Pollock, Of Texas, with
i. drew his pams by authority. usr /
Truston Poll, of. Mo. was nominated b.
u a delegate from Delaware, but was subse
quenty withdrawn.44g4
J. Roll called-Vermont cast a pumpe
;. for Breckenridge, Ky. .rf1 .er
> Virginia cashier vote for Breckenridge. \
/ Illinoisvoted for Quitman. zgg.st,ia3
u California voted for A. v. Brown
e After first Ballot Delaware withdrew th
name of Bayard Delaware.
y Name of Brown, Tenn, Withdrawn, an
q vote cast for Breckenridge.
II Several other States then changed ft
Breckenridge, aRd amidst excitement Mis-,
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
READ THIs-oLD AND YOUNG

d T Ii So d N ID o G {.
PROF. WOoD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE o."
VIII restore gray Hair to its original color perma-
nent; made 10 grow upon bald heads, remove all
and if used say or twice week regularly, win
prevent the hair from becoming gray falling, TO
any Imaginable nge. Read the following testimoDt-
uls, and We defy you tv doubt. (Says the WayerlS
NagaZine)
s., Success to the genius whose tonic We say, r.
Turns back to its color the hair that was gray.
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From the Boston Herald.

FFOTII
SOMETHING WoarH KNowINe-By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair can be pernaan
certificate from Johnson Stone, Gardiner. Me-, is
is but one of the many instances that daily COM
ing TO our knowledge of its wonderful effects. 1t is
no longer problcnaical, but sef-evGent truth, as
hundrcdsin our community can testify. -
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v@1 GARDNER, Me-, juno 90, 1855.
Prof. o,J. Wood Dear Sir:-l have used two bot
ties of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and truly
say tits the greaes discovery of the uge f0rrestor-
ing and changing the Hair. Before using It was .
man of seventy My hair has now attained its origt-
nal eoor. You can recommend it to the world with
out tho least fear, my case one Of the worst
kind 4 h.AE.,Fr. Yours, respectfully, g54 st
's'' DAN'L N. MURPHY.
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1900 .--f,s ,BRooKFIELD, Mass, Jan. 10, 1875.
Prof. Wood--DeGr Sir:-Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives mo pleasure to say
that its effect has been excellent in removing nnamS
ml,ton, dindruff, and aleonstant itching tendency
with which Ihave been troubled from childhood, and
has also restored my halrwlch was becoming gray to
IS original color have used no other article with
any thing like the pleasure and profit
NShnra aAn..l.. -
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SaEc OF EcaI Estate by Order 81
.aaa tl Probate Court. fs&ta

ON the Goth day OF JuRe 1856, between the hours of
10 o'clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ, on the premises,
will be offered for sale the following deceased real es-
tate, as the property Of William Selby, deceased, to
wit: In lot number lhrty-three In the township Of
Paris in Portage county bounded east BY tic egst liAe
siid lot north by the centre of the road runDng %
and westthrough si 0t west by land In the Ut,
decided TO Philo elby, and south by land belonging 10
Josephus Holister containingabout thirty acres. ~
Appraisedat 5000. ELIZABETH SELBY,,ag
Administratrix.
7 .INSEED OIL for sale by = TIT
~ STREAT0R, DAILY & Ger
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THURSDAY, JUNE ~, 1856.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY. e.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

pxMocRATIc PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
OHIO.
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Pastor.ofthe Orthodox Church. BrookhsfdE
From the Editor Of the Rsai Estate dpr27Seboei st.
* ISIS t.''t.t.' '. | BosToH, March 90, 1854.
d Prof. .Wood-Dear Sir:--Haying become prema-
turely quite gray, was induced, some six weeks
since. 70 make lril of your hair restoTatve. have
used less than two bottles, but the gray hairs have al
disappeared; nd although my hair has not fully Gs
tanned its original color, the proeess Of change Is
short time my hair will he as dark as formerly.
have also been much ratfcd at the healthy moisture
and yigor ofihe liaiF, which before was tarsh ana
dry. and ii ha ceased to come out as formerly.
4 III 81 Respectfully you.s, #H DsCsM RUFF.
Address {. y. WOOD Il CO., ,3l6 broadway, n. Y,
taeturers, prices by DR.. G. H. KEYSER.sg -
Wholes lie Agent, t4O Woodstr Pittsburgh.
MP For sale by BEbDING & PRENTICE, No 9
MEpLdATEb ispi sb MI NH4LAff6N FoR THE Pookksf
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
sos Jup0E OF THE SUPREME COURT.
H RU f u s T.. Il A N n Il Y .
.. BOARD or, PrRLIc WORKS.
4. WAY Ne G IL s w o T. ID
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
e. III. IL. II A IL n e ".
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WILLIAM KENNON Jr., BelTn ont
ALEXANDER T.. MsLLEik, Butler
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IRON RAILING AND

NESN NLNEAa. EfON WORK..
'INHF 'bers prepared 10 fill orders Of any
L or IRON WORK, such
Railings FOR Public and Private Parks. Gardens
Steps, VerandaEs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &c,
Also IRON sTAIRS DOORS SHUTTERS, SETrEES
CHAItS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUAROS GATES,
FOUNTAINS, They pay particular attention 20 eBCios
ing CtNFTtEY LOIS aud PAKRS, hsving the largest
s0rmeu: O.; Pa terms a any establishment ine country
enabled please The most f,stid0us in taste Arch
builders any pAr Of the Uliou wanting lion
Work, by sending drawings will receive the estimate f,r
Of work, aud via ui.N any lrOm tneir de
signs or draE urs that may be desired.
Ptgs wishing utCrr Of our manuf cture ev address
ing few lines stating fr what purp se viii De furnished
with printed d-sigrs BY mail, with the prce
rl IA orir viii receive promp: attention, and
the asbcI and htrd IN tie beet manner aud packed
ia boxes Tor sale CzTFs.,, HOOD h CO.,
l2l North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge AveHue,
pov24-trEim Philadelphia.
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a-'al.'-.- s..-s''..-5.' = !. =
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Land for Sale,

Y OFFER hr sale COo) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
i OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
RoS Eeveu miles from Colunb2 and four from Mt Pleas
act, being partof the tract " ich reside.
This Land is equal not superior any In hsury county
5 we'll wRteTed, the celebrated Devers Spring being
the par: offered Tor ae) well tmberrd and vel improved
there the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike snd the contemplated Rail Road. IL
will bp divided To suit purchasers orFold IN body.
For further information apy To at AshUoOd P. Once,
MAHry county, tennessee,
auRil-U IUClJS POLK.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
WI r. GAGE 4 CO.
WarCroOm No. 81 Main AGrcct,
81. LOEES. MO-

kFANUPA ACTURERS OF every description Of extra Cast
Lsl Steel AtH circular, Pit Hseleg. Gross Cis, Fo0f
HdHd and Pre SdIrs; Sd3e AGndyeI, yysets and cod
Chists Trunk SPRINGS hnirsS Reaper Sickles Brings
DC, de-
G5-Od Saws repaired and made good as new small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
rived such perfection n the tempeTng aud grinding de-
Of their Works take such pains procure the
best quality Of Steel that they assert without fear
contradiction that their stock OF hand and
being manufactured. and viIl be- not only eqBRI
bJTt superior 10 my mudc i'm or brought
tU ghiN market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee viii be made good
to the purchaser, II not found 10 be II trial
mart3-d2tgvly ". l.. r. GAGE co.
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THE BTNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY ere prepared
fI~u,h Portable Gas Machines able FOR Manu1c
tories SJores Dwelling Houses Steamhoas Railroad Sta
ons SC These f:pcucs warranted to give s7tisfc.
zion they mauUf c urrd uud' $ 7. McDougalHs Pat
eut and the uTN that viii operate well in cold
weather. The Light prodLc hall che lper than Coal
Ga, and less than the commln-st Taow Candies They
esy managed and ee from danger and the prices 25
pc, cent less than any otter machines made The Compa
ny C 70 ale STATE and County ghts for all the states.
All orders should b. iidrrssc 20
\ I. McnUUGAII. Agent for the Company
nov20- 6n 32I BrOadWay,N New OrE.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From vIsCHER 4 SCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILprSe, 346 and 94s Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-Street.
Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &c
DE VEE0GE & CHARLES,

OE tEHUOE
lSS Pearl street, Rev York,
HAVE sb.shrd Agency for the sale Of their mPor
Il tatons in the city of
N A&EsVTLI.F, "a No. FUHEsC SQUARE.
DE- the representative of some Of the iarges
houses ia Fra nee: among ohers the CENTRAL SOCIETY
or VINEYARD, PROPRtErOR7 OF COGNkC whose Bran
dies they prepared or in Ba Quarter and Eighth
Pipes.
This House has become celebrated for the eSceence OF
ther shipents, and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages both in quality and
price, any other Brandies Shipments in BoDd II de
sired DE v c. also oaer for le of their OWN lMPOR
TATt0NS assortment OF CAMPAIGNS, CLARETS,
hADEIRAs, SHEKRiES, HOOKS, WHISTLES, GIN and
Run, &C., &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
Di titled London, under supervision Of the Prh Gov
ernment expressly for De Fepoge Charles Of New York,
pure tonic stimu'ant an4 dGr &c drink, pronounced by
medical he the most sanitary ale hoc dstiation
offered IN the Public This in from its peculiar quail
es, is emineuty adapted to parts Of the country whose
waters abound with Luest and IS In general use as
beverage ghout he whcl United states In Of
and dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words,
Charles London Cordial Gin blown in the glass, and the
Proprietor fac simiIe on th- label. Sd.
All orders ccuhded the and scrunr OF hessrs De
Venoge ChaTles through their Nashville Agency, viii meet
with prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-u
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TwLNTlGTu,
PEEEgA
6. II. JACORY & co

IMPORTERS Of and d aers in the various Foreign aud Do
nestle Marbles Stausry &C. hove constantly hand
large and select assUTtupt q MANTlES TOMBS MONC-
NENIS, TABLE TOPS. &C., o. every description, *
celled by any iu city for beauty symmetry and finish
CABINET-MAKEES, PLUHBEES AND MARBLE CUT-
TERS furnished the h9rtes notice with Marble % every
description and pattern whether Fore Domestic hrr
finished in the Slab Block, The most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite a,tent on 20 our stock on hand
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NE w FIR VI.

~ J. 81 'BJVI & "a. =. PEACEI,
i have nrrre1 u,rs'ip un-,r tbs name q
and 90 =. ) Sestu Co ami token the stock IN
And and Il J o.. Seabury .iu tO1psT's hUck, -5Z
Cherry street. auI auaouuc lu lhrr lgud~ aud The uslc,
tht hey pr,pSrei % ,Nrctr .rs Ton - work
in the PLUMBING UtSiNlSN ir ieu.At--t d uast sub
TapJ,pl msunrr. Thvs Wi l.o faruisr and up
turrs n the ndsomcs y.cs They rep c,iuy soclt
share Of pubc Iatr0nHgr gauzl
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,


From g NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
il9 Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsTOH. H
P Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
INThNTED-Agentst 60 sell Van Anden'- Portable Writfg
w Case and COpying Press. u does an the work Of
Power Press much cker and better II weighs el ht
ounces be by mail Price 81 single Gaze. f5O
Iiherp Inducements offered to Agents For arculaTs,
ply ~ letter otherwise b. H. Muiod, l6I PRO dwsy,
New York. march,
L COTTENET 81 co., Importers Of French and
4 other European Goods, No.4S Broad street.
Rug3l rs
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w hita Lad.

O00 kk6s e Ma. G, S,oestoh Cos hrznd o. &c IA
<OO NAliE LkAp, faA psislt. aud EsTy whfts.
foF sale ~ fra su CHuEoa ANDERSON.
WANTED. FLANSEED. Tor VI n t'-e hgh
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