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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
The Working Powers of tho Presiesnt.

A Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press says: "As Mr.. Buchanan at
tends to all important matters himself, Civ
ing even to details his personal attention, he
viii go hard now that he has returned from
Bedford Pa. During his long and active
life, he has been remarkable for regular
habit of increasing toll. Even in his retire.
ment at Wheatland he was close student
and an early riser. During his residence at
the British Court he performed the heaviestdu-
ties himself The number of letters and papers
be writes now, without the aid of an amenu-
ensis, is legion. Reading without spectaclcs,
and giving to every subject prompt and care
full attention, he is wonder to his Cabinet
several of whom knew very little of him till
thus thrown into connection with him. Ri
sing almost at dawn, and toiling late, he gives
to his high Office the conscientious fidelity and
patience which have marked his career from
tho day when, nearly forty years ago, he
took his seat in the national councils"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

= AID PROM THE SOUTH The following is
from the Charlestown Murcury, and we give
it with pleasure, as a specimen Of sympathy
on the part of our kind-hearted brethren of
the South
THE DISTRESS AT THE NoRrH.-We have
already seen touching evidences of the worst
of all the effects of ccmmescial pressure
The pressure upon the poor-which threatens
to visit the Northern cities with terrible weight
during the coming winter. When it is con-
sdered how vastly every mouth adds to the
weight of misery and despair, in season
which denies to the poor the privilege of work,
and that this terrible effect has already devel-
opcd itself on the very brink of winter, we
can hardly imagine the extent of the distress
during the ensuing months. Can nothing be
done? five arc not rich IN gold and silver,
We at least have an abundance of bread and
VIC are assured that any contributions Of Flour
or Brcr dstuffs that may reach this city, will
be forwarded to their destination free of
charge. We doubt not that our Railroads.
| and those of the neighboring States. will act
| in similar generous spirit. If this sugges-
tion is responded to. We have no hesitation in
giving the assurance that the contributions
which will reach this city, will be promptly
| taken charge of and forwarded to their desti-
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~. FAILURE OF THE PuTATo CRoP IN ENGLAND
The London Star. of October 6. says that
the antic;pations which bad, up that time,
prevailed of plentiful crop of potatoes in
that country. had been suddenly dispelled.
Within the past few weeks the rot had mani
tested itself in the most extraordinary man-
per. Hundreds of acres viii not pay for the
digging, and although looking very well
when frst taken out Of the ground, in less
than twenty-four hours the potatoes are unfit
for use. Unfortunately this sudden manifes-
tation of disease is not confined to any par
ticular district. but it seems general. This
is very sad intelligence for the poor. as it will
practically put this valuable esculcnt beyond
their reach. s a p
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b1r Last Saturday night being .Hallow-
cen" our Ebensburg boys as usual. had a
high old time Of it. Streets were barricaded,
Signs removed. and some went even so far as
to unroof pig-peus. and break down fences
A number of our staid and steady citizens are
quite indignant at the whole proceeding
They declare that good order, Private prop
erty and the " Public morals" must be pre-
served, and they have accordingly made informa-
ton before a Justice Of Peace, against the ring
leaders of the "Skylarks,' and we understand
that warrants for their arrest were issued this
morning. As the whole matter will probably
undergo an investigation before our next Court
Of Qurrtcr Sessions, we forbear making any com
ments with regard to the propricty or impropri
ETY. of the conduct Of the boys or the prosecutors
We would advise all aspiring politicians to taks
the side of the boys. as it WON'T be many years
before they are all voters, and boys seldom for
get either wrong or an act of kindness.
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Oyster 8 Saloon.-Our accommodating
barber, Mr.. A. Blain, has opened an Oyster
Saloon and Eating House, in the room over
Evans 4 Hughes Clothing Store on High
Street. We called in Yesterday evening, by
special invitation, and found everything tasti-
ly arranged, the Oysters prime, and the
I" Mock" Turtle Soup delicious. He has
fitted mp Ladies Saloon. where Gentlemen
can call in with their sweet-hearts.l and par
take of the luxuries which Blain is prepared
to furnish at all times. with nary Loafer, to
" molest or make them afraid = br,s IS
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lin Town ssss plssssd tostaks by
the hand-en last Saturday our ssteened friend
Mr.J. Patton Thompson Of The s6rn Of
Marple, NJ 'Clure & Co Philadelphia. Mr..
Thompson being :. Mountain Bay" sens
Of !" Natures own nobleman." md We hops
our merchants when visiting the city, lor the
purpose Of laying in new stock Of goods.
will not forget to give his firm call. They
are wholesale dealers in Fancy Goods, Host
cry, Gloves. Carpet Bags. Looking CLASSES.
&c. We would advise all of our Country
Merchants who may want anything in their
line, to call on Joe. a. he viii mot only offer
them BARGAINS. but also show them the
:" sights, in and about the city.
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The FIRE AT CnlcAao.-It now appears
that at the late FIRE at Chicago. the most de-
strsctive both to property and life that has
occurred for many years. no less than nine
teen bodies were recovered. A gentleman,
jus. from Chicago. informs US that the gloom
and excitement occasioned by this terrible
disaster, by far exceeded that caused by the
money crisis and hard times. On the day of
the funeral, almost all of the business houses
wore closed and many of the most conspicu-
Gus buildings, masts of ships. de-, were
draped in mourning. tits stated, as one Of
the many incidents occurring, that man
from Milwaukee, after having been dug Out
with infinite difficulty from the place where
he had been buried. turned upon his preser-
vers. as soon as be was sufficiently recovered
to give tongue, and abused and cursed them
soundly for not having extricated him sooner
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Fire.-We are panied to learn thst the
new frame dwelling house of Mr.. Hugh a.
Hughes, shout two miles North East Of this
borough on the Leretts road, was destroyed
by fire on last Monday evening. The baild-
ing was one of tho largest and best furnished
farm houses in Cambria county. The family
were in the field at the tinre the Ere occurred.
husking corn, and when FIRST discovered, the
devouring element had made such progress,
that all attempts to stay it proved abortive.
We understand that Mr.. Hughes is Of the
opinion that FIRE was communicated & the
& loft" foor, from stove pipe passing through
it. Loss $500 90 No insurance.
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THE HfeH PRIcR or 1PKovrs1oNs--The
complaint. says the Philadelphia
Ze2ger,. that provisions are too high. is.
not without foundation. Now thst edoilsr,
for most practical purpose sholH buy more.
than it hss done for years, it j. = curious
thing. q say the least. that i win hardly
command the usual quantity of the food which
composes the neccssaries of life. If one wish
es to purchase furniture. or dry goods, or
horses, or carriages, or stock, or anything.
in fact. except bread meat, vegetables. milk
and butter. he can obtain them greatly chea-
per thanh could six months ago. Not SO.
however, with provisions. As yet, the pro-
ducts OF the soil have been able to resist. in a
large degree, the downward tendency of pri-
ces. These high prices of agricultural pro-
ducts under q contracting currency. whose
purchasing power should every day be grow
ing greater. are not founded in reason. and
cannot be maintained. From every quarter
of the Union, for example, we hear only of
abundant crops Under any circumstances,
therefore. she price Of wheat must have come
down but in the present stringency Of the
money market, heavy decline has occurred,
and is still in progress. Farmers, to sell their
products, must accommodate the price to the
general decline. Accordingly. at all the
great central points of the West, grain has
fallen in price. The necessity of economy,
which four families out Of every Eve is feel
ing. will tend still further to bring down
wheat. The needy will be compelled to eat
sparingly, the prudent will be careful to avoid
waste What is true of this great cereal, is
true also of other staple agricultural products.
It will take time to effect this reduction, but
| it is Just as inevitable as the contraction in
| the amouat of money which measures and
controls prices. Bal as all prices under such
process come down together, their relative
values are not altered, or in other words, the
same amount Of -four or potatoes will exchangt
for the same amount of groceries or dry
goods, Oh any other exchangeable value which
the owner of the -four or potatoes may need
The value of every product is measurable il
less amount of dollars but in the same
amount of products. The process of reduc
ton is slow, because every productive inter
est is.6ghting,. though indepesdently agains
it; bat it is a sure one, because the interest.
of all the consumers, large number are uni
| ted to effect it. ~ sast -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

N SOLOMON HART,
La ryO<wE,
6e<r nter%en W tkets so~v
sv~clbs W. q Jknsary, sDd ave decrutped
Imrense stoos a.
E4rr ID. Lama. Bpocsrnxxs
Lzcx kCsGGr CrRTxfvs.
Wfspov sssprs
Cosgtry., PsfnE HsFcUes, Ac.
a. urpr,>~6s,ted r~cnrssor 10 prce.
W oreTirg h viii he found replets
~tk syegy srneis hsr hoe Fs1aines f1rusxass u n
~
ugho..~yy rooo. cu-sns
katcrtais for fuyuprs
wisAov -tsder ~, ko,
- Evsa 0, ~ cs " is, mas asrar 90
an bssnf prr~ssi upsols,s-s-v. rut stsscr. sNs
eAvs sE tlrtsirL H. ur y. r. aad rhs7
o. $500 Frrne6 dssxns rcosye9 Nv ever ahrs css
kns8 IN Paris.
VII puw EwNweN
vac n Hmg acNFa ~ EN#rrn
te .tt hrlt-t I'LL @sea e rt.s lsEeu srt sa.1g az
Esc .tas~a pagc@sx lE esss a-.e
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no CLsRsysBr, ARTISTS, LovsKs OF Art. sc..
For sale very shesp, painting by West great Arts
n represents 'Chra Besinx 6ipd" suitable n
chnrch to~pi.ss Herr. nc Size ~ f>etby "a Addres
ny
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FRENCH ADVEh11sENEsTs.

nv Drylrrs. USH YEnMa De CHAssRE IRAN
W csise hen mGade. ee dot scigaer erisn 3e
An sdr~s, 46 Ea-t let pre- re Ia 4.
dir henrvs MIDI eaire ios e heuros du
sov Lee rsges scrolls %
THE JhUru FrLLE rRASCAIsB PA6LArr 1T
" ocTvsn; opn sngus, dsmsoce plaoe de bonn c
senfapt dams honsese fanae Amercains, ellie pArs
pe~.elernSnt pAD-m.rd el peu PAagas; ellie salt
broder blssehr. lie referenera
A1resser kne a. Bopnsri ~ whiaess
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A NEW EDITION OF HUMAN rRArLry OR PHya
"A o'ogcs Re,earches-ft s besuuruly Illustrated and
fescrbes ihecsuses And es ~ all dis~sres of te,cas
sure contains copious rucons for rr~fo
I'm o. who 1e prevented By Experiments from entering
70 he marriage ssie a-d also professional dss4
Illustrating The r~suln ~ ,bemcs and eraninaons
Price Is postpaid address This iuv.fra
Ole may obtained well FRESHMAN from IN
.ARRos No 7 Prince svsss few blocks west Of HAD
way. New N-ya
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SATURDAY SMALL sCHEMEl
CAPITAL S5.OOOIT
SCHEMEs


FLAN Ot The LOIIEhls
Rame IS the Rnl a LJsery Of Cuba with this difference
The Havana Lottery has So 900 Aumbers-ths has only
Is OU8
There sre two wheels on each Of which there are placed
two Locks The euperint itnB have each TO the
Lock- and The Whe lis cannot be opened nless both
present Thee placed tie wheel OF numbers tn
tubss coutabing Sips Of paper with he numbers ON No
D. IS 900 IN The wber # prz.s here are placed TN
tubes cOnaiDH slips pap with the pr them
hanging from SIS uyO 10 siUt.
WI, The drasi t4kes place. which will be in public
the Nhess are un 0cke1 ana If er revolving them
btr drawn ou' Of be Whe-l uUm5srs aud the same
time Is drawn tut o. the Pr heel by boys with ams
bei 3 the shoulders and bind tube slipped
Oh and The number bsli up and enrolled the whole
audience see 1.-THE nuuIter then called fl luu
req slersd BY the SuperineuOebts 1be PIz- drawn
il orldued T. the numoe drawn at the in aud 50
until all h- pTlz Re ORA 81 copy Of the draw
Ing then NJ 70 the prn AID tftr comparison The
Supennlen6eus ceitJ to he correctness Of tie drawing
The sue iuteucen are sworn 10 pelfoim their duly
VII Jul lear Or iaVOr
Il will De per,eved that 10 this plan, every prize is
drawn out and OF course person must get them;
drawing ssntlO every urOeiirg tickets TIE prZas
pay able thirty day Alter The drawing full without
dsdu0uOu
e. Drawing takes places every Saturday
bank Notes Of sound Blnks tzken at par Checks on
Kew York u tied fr prizes
~ Address orders FIR Tickets or certificates cfPack.
eRs- % q, h. WINTEk Box 352 Nashvlls, Tennessee or
ANDERSUN Sun, Mansg- rs,
Rprl5 Il Macon or Savannah, Ca
~ PersOns holding Prize Tickets of j. F. Winter
hsusser viii send them 10 Use Tor payment
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THE
Grafenberg Medicines!

RB well known aud eagerly sought for throughout h
"A whole Continent Of America
Never Before their introduction could any series %
popular remed, be found were equal 10 any emergency
that always . be relied aud we're within Eeael
Never ifefOTe the Grlafeuberg PTIs could you OBJ
tain for IS certan remed, for Bilious Diseases, Live
Never Before this Fever and que remedy could any
thing found that cured all # Chs aud sver for %
10 be found To- sc, am immediate for Burns, Bruises
Cuts, old Sores Er spheias and inhammaIons elher ex
Never before Marshan's Uterine Cataoi-On was Fall
ng OF the Womb and ohef Uterine diseases found 10 be
curable AoWs ten Gus Of twelve cured By this
medicine.
~ II any phy stefan supposes that This is merely quack
roy Of Utica wealthy and Old physcl OF he AIopahis
schOOl-Jhai will furnish any repuIsbe physician any
aud furthermore ty ErLug TO Dr. POmeroy be be fur
nshed with rs component parts u Is the greate5t blessing
he fsma The OF medicine discovered
Never before the Grafsuberg Dysentery syrup, was
there eeuain remedy for Bio, dy Flax Dysener and Diar
thosa Ch1eu-nOW all can be cured q lev hours,
Never BefOrE Naturalization Of the Children's Paua
eea could mother fee her babe safe day, while unds
ssrsd t6em o-uoy This medicine cures tbeueven aisf
he doctor and nurses have pronounced he eases hopeless
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular as the
Health Btter that Why should the world suffer
from Dyspepsaor Bilious diseases, while this simple med
cine can, at all times, prevent 10
powerful shat compounded by The Grfsnberg company
Never Before has tas CORsumpdve's Balm found lis
equal. How many are there life and health, who
would this, entered Deaths dark portal II they had
been recommended tni, in preferences many
nOstrums that Loudly Yaunted
Never Before we're Piles and hundreds Of diseases
ain Of We have certificates Of persons entirely
eved, after Dr. MOtl and other great seans had assert
cd that nothing but the knife could adJI4 relief
never Before could inhamed eyes and weakness OF
isght be cured i5T Csc The Bye Lotion does H.
Never Before vas any Book published that coutsinf
much medical knowledge the GrGlenberg Manual
Heah, for 25c. II ought 10 Be IN every amby in te n
Never Before has any AlmsEac beeu published 3D.
bauabls the Health Almanac. lL s furnished graIuusy
W all Druggists, and BY MACKENZIk & BECAWITH,
marchIF-u NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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MOIasses.
Salt.
Flour

800 bbls KauaWha Salt;
1000 sscks zine and Coarss Salt
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IN ORDERING TICkEIo On GEkIlFICAlES,
khciyse the money HUdess Tor The lcAels OIoe4
ed sCelgI Of winch they viii be forwarded by LIs
nail Purchasers cat have ICAes ending with any x
are me may designate.
The lIsl U Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately alter The drawing.
Purchasers VIII please their signature plain give
their rOst JtlCs, County ana state.
- kemenuer that every prize Is drawn, and payable
In IulI without deuucuOn.
- Ali przs0 Of q, 100 and under, paid Immediately
afIsr the araWIng-OInsr prizes 81 the usual time Of thirty
days.
Prize Tickets cssbed renewed Other Tickets 81
either Utloe-
Iddress orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN a o.. Atlanta, Ga,
may 9s-u -c.,--,
Va The amount u the pr that eacn one Is euu led to1
n md be ubu he'd ler tptFy WI The lol4oNuE pa
pers.-Nsw Orleans leila, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashyte Ga ets, Atlanta nleigencef, NeW
J. "a Htky Uuy Book Savannah hOrnLg News and hlch-
mn nd fg a.-f
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The FubcrbeT hiss hard the largest and best asEormen
ofNAkBt h and MAKbLE NOhk ever Here In he ci,y
NJ beb pa licuIsry vUes the sDnti0a Of the pubuc.
Ne = urepared execute ali JOBS hs lle IN The best style
F, - an, and - AhOTI lUtcss "A Me- SLOAN
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Tobacco.

so boxes Laughorn's Gold Leaf Tsbssso;
1U0 do other choice brauds
50 do common MaEuac ura.
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EaCh SaturdaY in JUne
approximation Prizes,
wBOIE TICKETS So, H4L'E9 8 QUARTERS, s271

WHO'LL TICKETS, So, hALN II D QUAh4Etso, IA
FLAN Of rHE LOTTERY.
The NJ mbers from 80 900, corresponding with those
Numbers llUkets pnLied separate sips Of paptr
are rncirclea Nuh small tubes and placed Ia one heel
Tee nrst 257 Puzes similarly printed and sucrcled1 are
phceo A another W heel.
be Wheels IRE revolved, and number is drawn
frou The heel OF NumUers aud al the same time rlze
drag I'm the other Wheel The Member and Prze drawn
out as eeu ana exhibited The audience aud registered
by the commandment Prize beng placed against The
Aumre GTaVn. TINS operation is repeated uuul All The
RTiZ-u drawn cut
APPROPRIATION PEzFs.-Tho two preceding and the two
nuc0eeuug Numbers drawing the uTs y FLes VIII
be ettllgi 70 the - Approx Prizes For eNah Pi
Il 1icket NO IZ5U draWs Ibe S6uuUO uze those lchts
mum cred 1929, .4y l2j lS52, viii eacn be ent Cd 10
AS Al l,ket No 5ju draws SU Ga pZs thOse lick
81 numbered 58 $40 5jI 80 viii each b. eHen 10 SOU,
and . according % tuo scheme
Ihe6U. times ~ wI Us determined DT the last Lg
IRE Of he No. the 900 Prize, For example
the number dIaWI-g the OUu puze eds WIN l. t6e1
al the tickets the nun Der eLds ID Will be enuIe1
70 AZ Il the number with No p then Oil TIE tickets
Whtre The number enus Will be enuued 10 81, and
% ontOU, On
Cert6cates Of Packages will be sold at the following
FpteB which Is the risk.
Cerpucste of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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Glassware

800 boxes Ct and pit and half pt. Flassa;
IS grLss Brandy Bottles quaris;
zoo boxes Ium1 lsrS assorted kinds
100 do WlndoW Glass, s. 10 and I0s< %
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G o q u z q z TIT
CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
s. N. PIXIES MAGNOLIA WHISKY,
Cincinnati. Ohfn


THE undersigned, manufacturer and sole pro-Ez@A
pYietOr Of the above brand OF WHISKY, wOudl 5E5l
respectfully inform bis customers and purchasers
Of celebrated band that there has appeared in char
lesion and other Southern markets counterfeit Of above
Whisky, being poisonous imitation, branded similar MS
brand; Il passes under the Of s. y. Dike's MagBOz
Whisky, Cincinnati, ohio, and other names similar 10 S n.
Pike, As there is party n this city Of the Of s. ~
Dixie 1t intended impose and deceive those who would
purchase the genuine brand. make this statement put
parties e guard, there several persons in the
east and making imitation, and using my with
slight alteration. have aralyzsd samples OF this
counterfeit brand and found that contains deadly poison
this fact alone impes caution the public, protect those
who liable TO be deceived aud prevent the evil results
attending the Of bis poisonous imitation. also hereby
caution the cOuntesters Of M brand that viii prosecute
them the full extent Of the law The genuine s. N Pixies
M gnOla Whisky Is distilled the bOs qualities Rye
Corn and is warranted free rem any deeteFOus OBJ
nOKOns compound II being pure and healthy beverage.
Many parties have recently commenced making brand
Whisky CALLED Magnolia, but they Imitation Of my
rade brand be careful and the only genuine Magnolia
Whiskey made in the United States, and distilled 0ny BY
apr22-iy SAM'L n PIKE,
No. Is & % sEcamora 81. CIneinnat. Ohio.
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Cigars.

$1,000 genuine Napoleon CiEars;
5000 initiative do DO
81, 90 assorted hrandg.
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sCALESI SCALES!I SCALEslI

VALLEYS IMPROVED CATTLE,
II AY and Coal SCALES manufactured By c. W. VALLEY
II lexington Ky, hich premium was awarded
fairbanks by the Kentucky Agricultural Society," az
their Fair in 1885, TO the stock Seal OF
nealculable benefit they easily kept in ORDER and
vary from the standard weight OF United States
and will produce the same aggregated any part Of the
platform. These Scales delivered very
lice, and mpeent workman sent . put them up ready
for uss ions BY addressing the subscriber
mems Of the Scale can be seen. A. HUTCHlNS.
REFBRENCEs.
Gen W Harding, Doyle d Co., John Harding, VIM B
Huds on Esq, Coleman Nashville; Isaac Harris Richard
Allen WIN Douglass, Sumner county; Benjamin Harlan,
Msury county. Imay I7-tw6 SW3m
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TO Be drawn ct CONCERT HALL Macon, Ca under
/ sworn Superintendent Of Col Geo. n L0gin and
" G. Anderson, Eaq, on every SATURDAY, IN Jure
1857.
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HASBROOK& M'WHIRTER,
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER CO.,

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
TTAVNG purchased the entire Stock Of Goods Of Messs
II Rvans Porter Co. and succeeded them In their Retail
Trade and having added largely 20 their Stock by fresh
purchases Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
we are prepared to Offer extraordinary inducements to pur-
bsssrs OF DRY GOODS. Our Stock Tor the opening
e w complete, and embraces every variety Of FANCY
ann STAPLE DRY GOODS HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &C.
To THE LADIES
We oGera handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods surpassed BY no Retail HOUSE In ne sy which
We are selling at exceedingly low prices.
rebaers Of Dry Goods will certainly end Il 70 their
iptsras 10 call examine Stock and prices
prepared 70 offer great bargains any Retail House in
the city. -.
fSbqz-f HASBROOK & HoWHIETKRs
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MACDONAbD's

GALVANIZED NREFRIGERATOR
WE have just received sample Of The shove valuable
w cet which Tecet ed the Premium all others
the Chm stat Palace ExhbOnGt the FAIR Of agricultural
and Mechanical Assoc atOnat the Fair OF the Mechanics
Institute and all Fairs where % has been exhibited
IL supposed TO be The best article the kiud before
the pu0uc. Those who feel interest 10 subj
requested 10 and exam 10. approved, will
ceiSe orders II and furnish 10 at small advance upon
the anuaeturers price.
iune3 MACkRNZIE & WILSON.