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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

way. They are constantly on guard in the
city, or on military duty on the Citadel,
and the city has all sIie appearance of be-
ing in state of defebce. 1t was singu-
lar feeling to know. at night that was
guarded by British soldiers. How the
French, who compqae tie greater part of
the population, cansbear it pleasantly, 1
can't see.
l visited, while tliere, the Canadian Lu
natic Asylum, filledkith inmates fiom all
nations and in alfHegroes Of insanity.
Here was woman fAving, wildly tearing
her hair and shriekhg so5as to be heard
/ over the whole houss Here was an aged
woman lneeliag bee Y Che blank, wall. on
the bare floor, repeating her ancient pray
ers as they had been taught her in the
times of mental vigor that were gone.-
Two-days before, bad heard those same
prayers repeated by richly-robed priests,
kneeling on the carEeted altar, before the
Golden crucifix, in tie fim light of sacred
tapers, in the greatebt Cathedral in Amer
, ica. Who knows but that the prayers OF
, the poor maniac were as touching and ef-
r fective in the Heavens as these of the cho-
, sen priests! Here was a red-eyed, with
cred woman who saluted me, and said l
y should be her little brother. Here was
n the Queen in all her pride. Here was the
e invalid, stopping for few days" she
e touchingly observed. All unconscious
d thank Heaven, of the light, which. in mys-
terous wisdom, hal been taken away; to
:. be restored, at length, in the great light
it from the Sun of the Eternai World.
e The Falls of Mcntmorenci, one of the
e chief attractions here, are about nine miles
1T from Quebec. The drive is pleasant
Is one, and dumb girl guides us to each
a place of interest ard beauty. AT first
IS was struck with feeling of disappoint
o, ment, owing to the Involuntary comparison
es made between these Falls and niagara
IN But as 1 fingered longer, the immens
Ii height of the Falls and the picturesqu
= scenery around them, recompensed some
ds what for the difference in size, and mad
nd them quite attractive.
nd The story of this dumb girl is yer
nd strange one. Forthree years she has bee
he acting as Guide hereS earning dollar an
he often two dollars ! day. She buries
,ty her money, no one, knows where, and a
"a the threats and purishments Of her fath'
of have been of no avail. Nor can he by tt
.p- closest watching discover her secret. 81
an must have several hundred dollars thu
er- concealed.
at Brunswick is a very pleasant village,
MS about 5000 inhabitants. The COLES
gh buildings are large and present fine
inc pearance, but the grounds have never be'
hi- laid out or ornamented, aud few trees, al
I'VE but little shrubbery compared with 9th
oot colleges I have saen) are upon them.
on. The drives about the town and in
he'd neighborhood are beautiful, and the inha
eye itants avail themselves OF them conS'""'
Hon. Lot NJ. Merrill is nominated
ade the Republicans for Governor. met y
,iny terday gentleman who was delegate
the the Democratic Convention, and he s.
we're the Republicans would carry the Sta
but at reduced majority.
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BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 2, 1857.

I arrived at Mr.. As last evening,
ard received a cordial welcome from him
and from all the family, which is delight
ful one. The perfect harmony and affec-
ton which exists between them is most
pleasant to see, and 1 am sure I shall en-
Joy the visit with them very.much. Last
evening they took me to social gathering
at one of their neighbors, where l met
many of the town people. They were
quite social; but did not like the Profes-
sor in the College whom I met there. He
was seedy, withered, middleaged man,
of no brilliancy of mind that was discern
ible, and no geniality of manner.
The ride from Quebec here was not ;
pleasant one. The weather was bad ant
the ride tedious. 1 wrote to you from
Quebec, and mailed the letter in Vermont
at the first American town at which l stop
ped. hope you received it safely.
had to write it in great haste. &.
Quebec is not in itself so pleasant o
beautiful city as Montreal, but the histO
ric associations and the strong forti6cation
give it great interest. Twelve hundre,
soldiers returned from the Crimea are ther
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

CoUNTERFKIT Coma DR.. Geo. Will
liams has been arrested in Pittsburgh. for
passing counterfeit silver coin. He is sup :
posed to be connected with large gsngiD
Ohio and Pennsylvania, who manufacture
coin with the appearance and ring of the
genuine article, well calculated 70 deceive
good judges.
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PREMIUM LIST.

The Board of Directors of the Meigs
County Agricultural Society met at the
Court House in Pomeroy on the Goth day
Of June, and agreed upon the following
List of Premiums, to be given at their
next Annual Fair, to be held at-their Fair
Grounds on the Esd and Gath days OF
September next:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

FRANKLIN's MoNUMENT.--A Philadel-
phia correspondent of a provincial paper,
speaking of Franklin's grave, iii the burial
ground, corner of Fifth and Arch streets,
says that can appropriate monument has
been accidentally reared above it in the
shape OF telegraph pole, and the light
ming is at constant play over, if not under
the eye of the man who first chained 1t to
the earth" 1t is the practice Of many to-
reproach Philadelphia with the plainness
of the tomb of Franklin; but this is in
strict accordance with his own desire; the
stone and inscription having been designed
by himself But this need not prevent the
taking of measures for atfording view of
the grave, by putting an open railing in
place of the brick wall that now hides it,
Nor need it prevent the erection OF mon
ument in franklin Square, or some other
suitable place. In the meantime there il
peculiar fitness in the idea Of the electric
ity which Franklin first put to practical
use, playing continually above the spot
where he lies buried.-Phila. Bulletin.
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Rates Of Advertising

Rusine.s Cards, @ lines or less; one yea. Hca e.ks 90
one xnuare, thirteen lines orleSS' 'AiNN o5
zach subseauent insertion, 3 90
Ona souare three months, s 90
One square six months, g 90
one square one year, Is 90
one -fourth column one year, 90 90
0ne-half column one year, 25 90
Three-fourths of a column Oh" !'"'' 80 90
Ono column one year. ,.,..,,a anita ,nust be paid
O-PCasual or translent ao'or''
for lin advance. ,,,, the number Of in
ser,ions marked on copy, VIII DC co"''"
hid aud charged accordingly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

Hon. Stanley Mathews has been appointed
U. S. District Attorney for the Southern
District of Ohio, in place of ]. Il. o.
Neill, removed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

Two EXTREMES MET.-Gerritt Smitl
the great New York abolitionist recent
paid tie city of Chicago, Illinois, vi
and was made The welcome guest OF Sci
tor Douglas. Truly two extremes Il
and there met.
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TOWNSHIP orFIcERs-sALisBcRf'
rrustees-R HyseIl, jacob Simpson, r. Glilhaho'
Clerk-W. H. Remington.
iusticss Of the Peace--George Lee, O. w. COOPER
ConstaGies-- Giles HySell, David WhalcS' MAI
Ryssll.
Assessor-D. r. Jacobs.
.ssssls aassSaSr-os osFIeEhs--FoarnoT'
Rocorder-L. S. Nye. ,,, TT prapcb
Grant, VIM. jennings
TreasurSr-O. Branch. OK onlclo.
Marshal-George Walker
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ARTICLEs--THIRD GRADE v
Best barrel Flour, 200 i
I'd best do ! 90
Best barrel Dairy Salt, 900 t
Do Packing Salt, 100 t
Best Tight Barrel, 80 t
Best Flour barrel, so {
Best set Windsor Chairs, 90 {
Best 5 pieces Tinware, 90 !
Best Churn, 900
Best J dozen Broomss 90 ]
COMMITTEE ON ABovE.-Wm. M'Mas-
ter, Judge A. Merrill, and G. w. Holmes.
DOMESTIC ARTICLES AND FLOWERS.
Best 10 yards Flannel, 90
Do Jeans, 90
Best pair Blankets, 90
Best Rag Carpet, 600
Best pair Woollen Stockings. 90
Do do Socks, so
Do Cotton Stockings. so
Do do Socks, 25l
Do Woollen Mittens, SO
Best Quilt, O0l
Best Designed Quilt, 1Ool
Best Pieced Quilt, loOl
Best White Quilt, 100
Best Bed-Spread, oOI
Best Coverlet, 90
Best Hearth-rug, OOl
Best pair Worsted Slippers, ooI
Greatest Display of Flowers, so
Greatest Variety of Roses, SO
Best Flat Boquet, so
Best Round Boquet, SO
Best Show of Dahlias, SO
| COMMITTEE ON ABovE.-G. w. Cooper,
Mrs. H B. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Radford,
Miss Mary Foster, Miss Julia Branch,
Mrs. Mary D. Brown.
RIDING-MATCH.
Best Female Equestrian, 90
Cd best do s 90
Sd best do 90
COMMITTEE ON RIDINc.-Joseph Black,
J Dr. J Q. A. Hudson, Dr.. Tiffany.
} COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs.-S S. Ii
} tus, Josiah Simpson, S. G. Larkin, j. F
D Brown, j. p. Stout l. N. Gilmore, Mrs
q S. Titus, Mrs. s. g. narkin, Mrs. Thomas
Radford, Mrs. r. Ashworth, and Mrs. J
s NJ. Cook.
CHIEF MARSHAL OF EHE DAY.-Rob
: ert Simpson.
BALES and Regulations adopted By III
Board. -
70 No premium will be paid upon any atbicl
~ entered in the name of any person othe
70 than it's owner.
70 1t must be expressly understood tina
70 all animals entered for competition mus
70 be owned within the county, and all til
IL, articles must have been manufacture
within the county during the past year.
go - The law protecting Fairs and fair ground
will be strictly enforced.
~ All animals, as heretofore, to be exhil
" tied on the frst-al articles on the secon
oo 40 day.
w The various committees are respectful
w solicited to be punctual in attendance, al
oo report themselves as early as possible
w the Secretary's Office.
eS' Persons expecting to draw premiums
the Riding Match must be residents Of Il
m county.
W The various committees are particular
w instructed that no animal or article shi
W draw premium unless it is meritorior
W Articles of merit not enumerated in t
w above list, will be entitled to discretiona
w premium. GEo. McQUIeG, Rec. Sec'y.
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aMM PAAMTAMN.

Having purchased large and SsautCc ICsnts work Of
of nav lob Type, we are prepared 10 eHc,asu ,ns
oi i, hg Lin On short notice and reasonable TERMS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
po..n,o,,vo in Congress 9th Dstrict)-Hon. v.
Di kapatorEState Legislature-Chauneey " ha"'e''
of Lawrence county. r,
Panrssentatiye-Alfred Thomson
COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
.n Ca,r, of Common Pleas-ion. simeo
Nash, Gallipolis. . ,,o--,u
Iudco of probate Court-A. Merrill, novnine
Clerk Of Common Pleas Court-houn''
BheriG-Joseph v. Smith.
prosecuting Attorney-N. Simpson
County Auditer-H. II. Swallow.
County Treasurer-O. Branch.
Cosnty Recorders. S. Paine.
County Suryeyor-Levi Reeves. ,, p prown,
County Conmissoners-Wm. Leahe' j. r. n'''''
Thos. Smith. II, % nu,ar Rev. r, A
Welsh, J. C. 3. Miller.
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NOTICE. hereby given TO the owAers Of the
lots dcsefbedin the foregoing list sitpat. IN ~
City Of keoksk, 'tscs 0oanty sna STATE u fsws.
whore nasnes ars ncatined and I'll sthsrs Interest,
ed THAR sresial tax has been ssssssed and levied
on SAD lots Tor hcAdsmising Bisndean strsA in
front Of said los, desigsaisS 8 he ahevc ife
sad unless Fsym. III ~ made Of ~ taxes % Levied
and also ~ ccs'., before the 18th dsy u Jsly,
d 1857, the said lott or masA lkaseSf = shsll
sold m theday Aforesaid, at The Hayos's 60 =
said city, 6ss~ssA the hosrs ~ s,slsch o. ns~asi
o'clock P. n. O. e. 1THyUgg.
Jane 20. l8s7-dsiylx - - T 4
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HAVE on hand large 10, Of fine Carriages and
Euggies, manufactured in Now uayes. Cons :,
and Aswstk, y. j., which Will setl LOW for
IAslt, or on short crra,. .@
These Carr iages and Lpggict areail Of the latest
sly lss, made Vi inst rate atoiialk, 81 the Manu-
factories in the ul,tca htltcs, aud will be sold u
ostrratcs tLsp tiufilnr ici. be had IN the
West. MariHnted. st
NEss.
. Call and s1anine for yoursesvey 1T my Carriage
Repository, IN johnson street, between 4th- aud
9th. CALVIN COATES. &
keokuk, Nay rs, VI dAwam
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

THE ssovs cot ssprssents view Of ne most
complete and perfect
COOK INC 0TOvE new IN Use
The Patterns ere entirety new, having been made
~ VI this year. They are fast supplanting oil 9th
Or Cooking stoves in the market. The demand for
them u already ~ great that are pFeparinK to
manufscturs nfty u item per day. Those wsnsisr
that almost Indispensable article, : good Cooking
Stove, should remember that improvement and
ticie vt domestic use, has there been. greater In
proyement, within the last ten ysara, than the one
nov under confederation. Therefore, yos viii
greatly promote yonr in,erests BY selecting the
s.NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE.
in DEMONSTRATING up with one 81 anantiqaatsd
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, 1t our store.
No. " Aain-st.. KE0KuK, IOWA, whore can a.
ways be found the most complete and varied assos-
mcnt Of Cooking, Heating, and Paior stoyea, ever
offered IN the Wost.
nD~A lss, Timer Stock u Al Wind. ~
W. s. M0oaR, BRlDaE 4 BRO
Agent. ~ f3ant -av1
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New Firm.
Chamberlain & Thatcher.
Y. H.caAMBERLArx. c c. ruATcHK
NEW GOODS!

a5MAIS ST, KILBouRNE's BLOCK.
spr7d
JUST received the hest variety Of syrinx and
Osannr goods We have ever offered to the oiti-
sens of khokuk, and We hope by offering rood
goods, at moderate prices, and by strict
70 ousIness, to merit liberal share Of patronage.
apf'd CHAMBERLAIN a THATCHER
CARPETsi C.KPETs!i
USE resolved. English. Brussels, Tapestry,
American ply sad superior ingram " COL and
cation Druggets, BRUSSELS aud yenitsn stair car.
Pcts oii Cloths, FROM TO u feet vide Coir and
straw MAtiings, and medallion vrumb cloths, chcap
ior cash by CHAMBERLAIN Il 1uATCHkK
aprS-d
WlADo" Shades Buf. hollands, and shade b 4
" lures, good assortment, for sai.by
aPrsd CHAMBERLAIN ILA1CIER
I ACE and muslin window curt aims. s,l,ooIniee.
- bsnds, pins ard curtain hooks, picture and
cuFtaiD cords and tassels, for sale by
aprsd CAT.
GPLENDID Lace and Muslin sets Col,ars and
~ Sleeves Scotch c~liars ana .eeves cstnhrie and
masln bands, edsings andinsettings, for sal. by
spfed c. a r.
rsABLE Linens, white bed SPREADS, Piano and
- Table Cover. Toweiipgs and house Furnishing
Dry Gocds, for sale cheap by
aprsd CHAMBERLAIN THATCHER.
RuBE and Drsss Silks, black and colored. at
~ CHAMBERLAIN 4 THAIciiLR's
ksRkNCH, English and American pr,, T.. al
= CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHkE'S.
k,hENCH and Englifh Eriliiantet. for ttjf h,
aprsd c. TT.
sAshAAkEITkS, striped and spotted Linen
~ goods Tor cnildren's wenr. for sale by
apr7d q TT
ShIkfiNos and rheetings, - "a, 40, D H. ~
~ and lu-4 wide ,--aisu vide linen shcetii anil
piiisv case linens, chesp by G. at
apr7d
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uxoW0xO ana kAouSe-Aeep1uks
new s10n1, TO aAiN-6R., sEAn FirTH,
r Q y r. IA. 3 NIT H..
At the sign Of the Mostisc Lock,
Lave in store complete assestmenl Of Build.
I es's Hardware, Mcohanies' Tools, Farming
utcnsils, llousc Keeping Wares. Nails 0lass, Wire
Atdaiss. 6icves, screens. Cloth bird cagu scales.
Nits. Chains, Coil Chain, Rope, shovrls, sradsy,
Makes, Fork; Japannsd, Brittainnia, Irass, MAise
Metal and Silver Plated Ware; wirr Hru,hs,.
Belle, Saws, Hinges, Screws, Lamps, lantern,
0sns Colt hesclvess, Fey thes. snAiL. ac which
are offered IT Wholesale and retail, vha,, for cash
Partieular attention given - the r,,nii trade.
iuseisd es+I
---+~-~--- - ~~F-+---~--~-----~@ ~k&@~s~
New Rsaay - Rsnt.' f4sg
a ROOM ~ feet by 80 % tAs second foor, we'll
"a lighted ana ventilated. Entrsnes from Main
stssst By bread stairway. 1900
Alsoe
One front room on same 0aos, suitable fer oAhss
81 slsspihg room, k0BT. n. SMITH.
janel0d Sign Msrtiss Lock, l2p Main 81
uxN1Y . CUkfm, aAntl rrRs,s
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MCt0AlC KO01l0G.
WITH
TIN, COPPER AND sHEET IRON.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
r. s.. RICKEY.
TAtrA.Sf., bet. Main a RloL Geau.
Is NOW RECEIVING
A FINE SUPPLY OF STOVES,
Which for service, beauty, and othness Of cast
ing cannot be exeellcd, manufactured by North,
Chase North. Philndelphia, Penn.
Call and examine for yourselves.
1S-Joboins Of all kinds done rifh pronyswe.-1n
ROOFING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
1t il needless for me to say any thin In favor Of
good Metallic Roof, we'll Iuton forit Is ssfIsisnt
proof Of itself. Metallic Roofs arc ainaft sxelu-
svely used In all the principal cities pEsiersncc
to any other; but they use the best Of tin and
paint 4 on the under side before ru,tirg il down,
which adds but little to the expense and sbcsit
more durable. shall In all cafes adopt this plan
Aildesirous Of having good Roof v illplcase give
me q call. X. S. RICKEY,
apr9e -d6m keokuk. Iowa
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NJ urkH os the fstssirlss anA Practices 81 H0p-
= fist Churches ~ Francis W ayIsn4 fessale
BY Xix. HARfNGoa1.
jaas13d SHHa2n-A
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}. 4. coNHAo1S. oRo. D. phs,
f616LISALt 0a0CERS
DIAL1Rs f4kkkssRk mon
=
pi7]EtaANnr,

los ~ and ~. Lsvss, elt1si,s siesn toatIsLdiIl
:KEOKuK, IOWA.
WE are bow In receipt Of large sttch ~ eeeda
w In our line for wIH1kx IRADk, to whieh tbs A.
teniisn Of CASE cUssopxss Or PROMPT Ishk Lls Ans
q solicited. 0srstoch - Psssiy ssalsissa q lie
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DURK Zee g. CO.,
Main-st.. North side. bet. ia a ith
KEOKUK, IOWA,
ARENoW OPENING oSE OF THE
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
Al Retail, in the West, consisting in part Of
Splendid Robe silks,
Splendid Dayadere Striped Silks
spienaid China Striped silks,
All colors in Plain Silks,
superb Black silks,
Plain Satins,
Tur. Satins,
Satin Dechin4 Elegant Tissue Robes, Eisgan
Barge Robes,
Elegant orgnnaic Robes,
Elegant Printed j ack onctt Robes,
Lawn Robes.
and French Print Robes
Travelling Dress Goods.
Argentines,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Debaige,
Silk and Linen. Orientals,
Linen Chan.bray, &C, &C., &c.
French, English and American Prints Of the best
brands and newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
And Curtain Materials and Fixtures Of all kinds.
Linen and Cotton shee.sg, Pillow Case
co,tons ard Linens, and
n6Ali other Houseiurnshilg Goods. -WE
A complete stock Of Emhroideries, Collar, Under
sleeves, IIank derchi-fs, v OH "a Bar de Cum
bric, Linen and Lace sets, with
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LAcFs,
Such as real Heni,on, real vallcnciennes, Point
Application, English Thread, Guipure, &c.
Carpets and Gil Colths.
A English Velvet TsIeairy,
ga
"A " BRUSSELS q
Imperial 3 Ply. and Suroifne Ingram.
Nenitian, tnien ard Hemp Nel,ct, Irrsscl. and
Fenitian star Carr e,rs Euggs. Matte
and Druggets.
+ l. o O X Ollie l. q IL s!
from 3 10 ls feet wide
Having the advantage 81 reslLeri luseiHr
New York shall be receivir ICONS ant add tion
/! to ocf Sioek, keeping it all sestoGs Of the yea
i1nand complete, which i'll be sold from ID TO 2,
pr, cent Lever than rns otAe, hepa in Io,ra 90,
sell.
Ile stock amounts 10 nearly
100000 90,
And consequently AGfeater Variety than
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
IN Q d f vi A tt o N
I apr2s-d4~
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- ~ 80 esnt0oAo 1txp2neo.s
~ SEQ seeetsing ~ hpsiss Asd 10 nne rstosk
/ 81 Dry aoods. hais "a Beassss. Loess "a
Shoss, C.sshsly Ware, -, dis.st lsOs The Eastsrn
staaes, whieh eenprisss - extensive varsity - all
shsse dspartnsass. ~ ssssk will con pm favsr-
ably With any - the city in point u vssisty asd
qsAhiys and itis we'll knOvn fsos that tbs prizes
arc sH vtsM. 9T .''
OF Drsss Goods. hsys Silks, Tiasss, Bsrrsss,
lAwnss bArtss Dslaines, gkAllies, PopliIs. Naisn-
siAn Rlaida. Dshsiss, Argandass, Laua Holes.
Of Staple Gesds. hssvy hrevs da.estis. hle.sAsA
doy QasabWga. drtiIs. Nck ipgs, ps,nia, ~,
AL&Os Lfns1 6oods Of al kinde- white and
hvoNp TOR pauts White and brown table diarer.
sfash sad diaper tovsliaE, Irish linen. bsoxn d.
AL6Vs Sannsr ehaS u, black silk vsssttts en-
orotdsfiebs lssse, pcokat Asndkersh ISIS. hosiery,
triaaisss, 6sats shirts, ssavats eoliAra aId sss-
ALSO, IN assortment Of Eunmer Cse&A3rs, and
nsccs1sry Astislse TO psAeress y msstion.
! And - eSnnertiOp With III. absvs, ~ - IN -
eoSsmena Ct QuseasR ass and oloccliss, tbs Iaaasr
= wAleA stiu sontinas 10 sell st wAolessl
pfieaes fresh lot u choice Teas direct fiGm the
csAtcn Tea Coz Ae~ York, y ieh ~ wsSssntsd 10
flys snssre aasisfaesisn - The nsnsy will - re-
Iilist =. 10Y el,s ,.apss n,n.s not 10 Issx.
eellsa ~ ehx ASebe - this my.
q :...s !: NY ;:;iS;s N. s-.sot fni 40 sa.rs
siss, tsss call q tAs Niable eixpsnss -spyphsss
F.s.--Ilssr - nor ~ soeds- lav. .ss s.~ ;.
40. Z; =. = A.4ls . 1..:;;..;
". N>~a.nh - Ia = 49, M, -
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scales.
naryee a FcrsysA,s
Col, bra'td Rochester hay platform srd Counter
sCALEs. The best Scales In the mark et warrant
ed correct. They have bssn in use for years, sna
can be seen In the stores II Chittepd,n Mc4}Avie
Connable, Smyih Co., stafford a Mccnns, Burns
ksntgen, Cieghtrh Haiiison, j. r. Copslin,
stc., and will speak for themselves. For sale a.
factory prices
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS.
Gray HrOthcBs' Patent ailead OF all other
aud just the th,l x for he .on,int asasen.
Burssti's Scif-ssaiing Fruits Cuns.
The simplest and best can Tor preserving Fruits
and Vegetables IN use. ANY one can close ~ cans
in half M hour Without the aid Ut l. nn.r; thor
require neither solder, cement OF wax, and can BE-
used for years.
ap2sd cADY, JONES 4 PECK.
LCiTHES, Snaths, Craiiea, and harry sstinr tools
~ In great variety ata small advance, BY
apr2sd cADY, JONES 4 PICKS.
i%sokks-uay, straw ard u4anu1,, long ana shoT,
/ handles, " sign Of the BIC ANNIL.
apf1su
SHOVRLS AND sPADks.-hmes kowlaud,s.
~ Lippencott's, and Postlcy Il Nelson 4 brands.
long and short handles, by
" bAnkoWs bars, sharD drills,
w Stone hammers. for sale at the slgn Of the
apr1vd BIO ANVIL. &
NJ AiLs--A full supply Of all si1e4 con stansiy o.
IN hand and receiving 1t the sign Of the
mayld BIG ANVIL.
4 sLASS--A large and complete aaso tnemt &
~ frcnch anu American manufacture, doubie
and single stFepEth, which ne arc selling se tAs
iowest market price. CAbY JONES PICK,
nayld 200 Matn-ss.
& AsH-Al sires, at factory pre.e, nj .ign Of
- nsyid ME ANIL
l addition 70 our extensive stock of building,
1 houssk keeping, mschinists snd cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters and blacksnths' tools, ne
have just added = complete stock Of Carriage and
WsgonmAkers Material, consisting in part a. fol-
lows
Hubs. fslIcss, sAAfts, spokcs and bows,
Aads from best easterntimbcr, and we'll seasoned,
Enameied and Dash Leather.
Carriage oil cloth.
PLAN and figured black muslin. drilling dusk
Carriage lace, tufts, ke.. apron hooks aud finrs:
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back Il ghts, shaft tips, Silver plated and
Brass Hands Boston Phi ladelphia and
RS0sstor psttssas Top Props, ~
Name plates, lining nails; case- hardened
Axles--long and short arm. pstent I half patent;
Railway 5pfings-plAin md Wrench ears;
Carriage bolts and axis clips.
apr2Sd CADY, JONES PECK.