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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-22
VOL. 4. NO. 25.
A Laughing Clergyman.

We have heard the suecdote Of the minis
ter whose gravity was SO overcome at the lu-
dicrous antics of man who had fallen asleep
on the steps of the church door. and had been
upset By pugnacious ram, who had nistook
his nodding for signal of defiance, AMI shsr-
ged upon him accordingly. The minister be-
held the scene through the open church door.
and burst into laughter in the midst of his
sermon, much to the amusement of bis hear
ers, who could not understand the cause Of
his mirth. His modification at this outwssd
incident was so great that he would never again
enter the pulpit. In the Recollections of q
Life time, byS. G. Goodrich, we find related
a circun, stauce Of somewhat similar nature !.
which he gives as follows:
Once upon time there was a clergymsu,
the Rev. DR.. T., man of high character and
distinguished for his dignity of manner. But
it was remarked that frequently, when aseeu-
ding the pulpit stairs, he would smile. and
sometimes almost litter, as if beset By an nm
controllabls desire to laugh. This excited re-
mark. and at last scandal; finally it was thot
necessary for some of his clerical friends, at a
meeting of the association, to bring up tho
matter for consideration.
The case was stated, the Rev Dr.. T. being
present Well, gentlemen said he, the
fact charged against me is tsae, but I beg you
to permit me to offer an explanation, A few
months after was licensed to preach, was
IN country town. and on Sabbath morning
was about to enter upon the duties of the
church Back of the pulpit was window
which looked upon field of clover, then In
full bloom, for 1t was summer. As rose to-
commence the reading of the Scriptures,
cast glance into the field, and there saw
man performing the most extraordinary ev-s
olutions-jumping, whirling. slapping in all
directions, and with ferocious agony of ex-
ertion. At first thought be was mad, but
suddenly the truth barst npon me-h. Ie.d
Iuttoned up b,taa5le Zee IN has ,oantafoons
| am constitutionally nervous, gentlemen, and
the shock of this scene upon my risible sensi-
bic sensibilities was so great that could hard
ly get through the services. Several times
was upon the point of bursting into laugh
Even TO this day, the remembrance of this
scene-through ,he temptation of The devil
often comes upon me as L am ascending tho
pulpit. This, admit. is weakness. but
trust it will rather excite your sympathy and
your prayers than your reproaches +"
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Death Cf the Eastern and Northern Kings
Destruction Of the Porcelain Tower.
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EE Snow has fell to the depth of four
inches in this place.
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Cbuire 45oetrg.
The New Wilkins and HISS Dinas,.

lJoHN DEAN TIE Ceachinan, having succeeded
in recovering his loving wife, Mariana Petronella
Boxer, now Dean-a comic paper of this city
New York. thus truthfully hits eff the romantic
adventures of the happy pair. Hr
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w Westward Ho!

An aguc-s.ricken hypocondriac, who has
been on trip out west, thus answers some
questions in q letter to the Saturday Erersinq
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HOW THERE WAS FAIR DAUGHTER
'Tis of rich merchant who in Gotham did dwell
lie had fair daughter. who did cut great swell,
.lariauua Petronela this fur one was called.
Ans. she had a large fortune in rum, schnapps and
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49,. 49, .-.Sss..e7s - ,xee. e.-. 80
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HOW tHE FELL IN LOVE.
As this daughter was walking in the stable one
day,
A smelling the sweet SAVIOR of horses and hay.
Her Iovyer the coachuan unto her he said,
Now let US go right off aud get marar-ried,
Singing too Ia lol la raj lol NUNS Ner ze nay.
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HOW THyT GoT MARRIED.
Yes, John. said this fair maid: I'll get my d hat
So that father and the preacher viii not smell 4
rat,
Then away to the Hatfield tLey went SIDE BY
side,
And down in the basement the knot it was tied
Singing too la lol Ia rol five-doiars-to- pay
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HORSE RAKE.


U,Us RAKE 4 intended Coz raking hay and CLEANING
wheat zelda. u viii work we'll on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel lts operation is the most simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake IN use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet. the teeth being attached 10 the
a~Hletree, which is the head Of The FAKE, with hinges ON
the front side attached to the shafts; The head vibraies
on the axes as is required By the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake Is well adapted 20 al
classes Of men. This is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake nov In use; at all Pairs where exhibited It
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patentee. and offer said Rake TO the farmers Of Lit
10 Carroll AZ reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can be seen at che 'Amtrieai
C@srroll,On. Ohio. woODBOBNE & R0UDEBUsH.
July 12, 1855, If.
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your Buildings.

TH0MAsH. ATKINSON. HAS ON HAND
L andis prepared 10 putup in any part Of the eOuaty
a large lot Of
Lightning Rods aud House SpOutiAg.
These articles are manufactured olthe best materials
and In The most substantial manner with express refer
Joining e~Junties.
Upon the usefulness Of pouting and Rods for pro-
lection to buildings, every housJ owners wehiniomed.
Having the experience Of a series Of years in work Of
Ibis kind he can assure those who entrust their
work TO his care, that Il will be attended 10 in the most
durable aud substantial manner.
Orders from farmers and others at a distance, viii be
received with pleasure and receive prompt attention.
No extra charge for work at a distance.
Cauolton. Ohio, June 5, lS56.-ti.
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NaI nc NIW
Fall and Winter GOOdS.l....

We are On hand again with a desirable stock Of new
aud fashionable goods, comprising all the various styles
Of goods that eau be loud anywhere. And we take
this method Of informing our friends and the public
that THEY ARE FOR SALE, and at prices that will aston
ISL and please. among our goods canbe found all the
late stylesof Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting OF silks,
wool plaids, merinOs, pNrametas, delaines, prints, &c.-
Shawls and Dress Trimmings Of 1.-THE latest styles.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR. Cloths, cassimeres, satinetts,
tweeds, jeans, &c.
READY. MADE CLorHNG,-I this department we defy
competition. We have everything in that Eay Mems
over, dress, and business coats. Also boys clothing.
Doors ANDs SIoEs.-EVerything belonging to this
anch Oilrade.
HArs AND OAPs.-An that Is desirable for dress or
comfort,
CLocKs.-You who want the right time, call with
CUMMINGS d COUCH.
October l6. 1856.
CARPETS, Floor aud Table Oil cloth, a good assert
" ment. U. Y.
@ HAWLS. Now is the time for a nice Shawl
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GOLDEN FARMER,

GULDEN EAhMEAt
This stove for both cooking and and Baking purposesis
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all who have ever
used il. IL is very neat in design and having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern OF stove made with the
draft arranged In such a manner as to Away secure G.
ven aud speedy Baking. thas proved itselfperlectin
every respect, aud has given satisfaction in every in
stance, 1t is needless to multiply words, the stove be-
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties,
It's good qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves.
lie also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not excelled by any
and which stand A No. /. among all Western made
stoves. Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber, as the exceeding low prices at
which he is selling the best article of stove places them
within the reach ofevery one.
lie continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand a large assortment of Tin, Copper, & Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from a Tin cup, to a
Copper kettle. andall Of which is manufactured in the
most substantial aud workmanlike manner--of she very
best materials, and which he will continue to sell at the
lowest prices; wholesale and retail. AL orders from
N erchants promptly attended to.
Remember the place. Sign OF the Big copper
Kettle'' opposite the Court House, Carrollton Ohio,
July l0,-'56.-tE THOMAS H.. ATKINSON.
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aunwroas RmOinp
staY all Night

No, FAR from he City Of Montgomery. ia The
s..ts OF Alsbams. "a One o ths State roads
runuiur from dat city. liyes a jolly landlord bT
tia uams Oxford. In fair weather or foul IN
hard or soh. Ford would hare his joke. Il
u.s a bislsr stormy night or rather morning
sb,at two hOuu bafOrs day break, be was a.
reused frOm his SAUNDERS BY loud shOating and
hacking at hi, door. He turned out, but sore
" against bis will, and demanded What vas
tbs natter. II vas as black As tar, and be could
see no one. he cried out
s'who are you therS 2"
"Burdsr aud Yaney sud ElmOrs from ASn'-
.0omery.' vas the anSver. Ion our way 70
Tu.cAloOsa 70 attend court. Wss are bsnlgh'ed
and v4nt to stay all night"
"ysry sorry to say l can't accommodate you
70 far, gentlemen. Do any thing to Oolige
you, bat that's impossible.
The lawyers for thsJ We:e Ihrss ortbe smar-
tsst lawyers IN the State, aad all ready to drop
down With fatigue, held a brief consultation
and then, As they could do no better. and Ver'
too tired TO 90 another step, lh'g 'aid
"Wsll ean't you stable our horses. aud CIV,
M chairs, and a good Gre I'LL morning"
"oh, yes, can do that. gentlemen"
Our learned aud legal friends were soon dry
ing their wet clothes by a bright Ere, as the!
composed themselves to pass the law remaiL
ing hSus 10 their chairs, doing and nOddiug
and new and then swearing a iew words Otim
patience, as they waited till dsyligstd did appeal
The longest hight has a norniag' and at la'
the sun come along and thea in due time
good breakfast made its appearance; bu! to I'll
susprise Of The lawyers who thought The hou
was crowded With guests, none but themselv
sat down 10 partake.
"Why, Ford, | thought your house was
full you couldn't give US a bed last night"
II didn't say So" Ford replied.
.'What in the name Of thunder, did you say
lyon asked me to stay here all night, and
said that would be impossible. for the nig
was twO-thirds gone when you came 1t y
only wanted beds, why on earth didn't y
say SO y
The lawyers had to give up. Three Otth'
On one side, and the landlord alone had b.
them alL-Hsrpsrs Magazine,
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PlaStering

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho pub
ic that he is still engaged in the above business, and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy of any. Plain
and ornamental plastering done TO order on the short
est possible notice. My long experience in the bust
ness, aud my success as a mechanic, enables me to as.
sure the public that all work will be executed TO entire
sa satisfaction. An orders will be attended to promptly.
ADDRESS the undersigned, at Oarrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio. WIN q. RUNI0N.
June 10, ls56.-tf.
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DR., P. W, LEE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

NORMERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; n o Tue
L past year p%,actieed in connection with DR.. J. S.
Hunter, has removed his office and residence to the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo +.
Kennedy, near the Court House, corner ct Lisbon aud
Canal streets, whel he will hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that re
uuire bis professional services. Flattered by past sue,
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit a con-
tinuanee of public panoLage.
Dr.. Lee claims to be entirely modern in the treaat'
ment of disease whether Of surgical or other charae
ter. He has also paid 81 ecial attention to- the new
treatment Of lung and throat affections, viz; by"Med'
ical Inhalation. :" Patients suffering from any form oil
those affections, whether of acute or chronic cLarae-
ter, are especially invited to call at his office, where he
will be happy to render all information with regard to
The disease, method Of treatment, &C., free OF charge.
Diseases of women and children receive prompt at
tention.
Carrollton. o., Sent. 10, lS56-tE
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gh.tvm do.

rr The Peoria Press tells a story of a ala
81 stalk o. cora N that neighbofhood, from
Ehish iwetty -four cars bad been picked, all
toIsrsbly vel 6lled. sud two good ones were
len upoa he stalk for seed ~ yarn T. No,
AMI. Tbs staik vas q mile highl So
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

am still manufacturing, ard lave On hand 2 COCO
assortment Of Havera, Principe. Hall Spanish arg
common eipars. all Of Which will Tecommnd themseL
YES to purchasers WHO may be pleasedto call and ex-
anime.
A full assortment Of chewing tobacco, Of the most
choice. and popular brands, selected especially Tor
the retailtrade-aso
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A complete assortment ofSpices, common and taney
candies, Nuts, Fuits-and Conieetionanes seheiany
all Of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Sbop opposite ]. P. Cummings Store, Main 81. Carol
an Ohio. JANIS CtIJtH,
Jan 81, 1855 IT,
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To School Teachers

muE BoA6p OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
IL Ca roll county, will bold SIX MEETINGS for the ex.
a nation of School teachers during the year 1887, on
the following days, namely; On the third Wednes.
Jav IN February. April, June, August, October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
nublic school houses in CarrolltOn, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon.
nations are the following:
Each applicant not personally known t.
the Board. must produce a certificate Of good moral
character, of late date. and signed by one or more re-
spOnsible persons.
ink and paper; and also with McGufley's Fifth Reader.
3. 10 each applicant will be submitted a list Of
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, to be answered in writing.
a No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach, nor entitled to a certificate, who does not cor
rectly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
5. Certificates will not be Issued On the day Of ex-
animation. but they will be rCmiued by mail or other.
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact will be
sent him
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced, will be expected
to wait until the next regular day Of examin ion.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any ptrsOn who
Is known to the Board TO be habituated to lie use o
Irpfane language, to he intemperate or di onest.
s Each applicant must furnish hi d; elf with 1
stamped envelope, and him sell ntust with biz
own name and address, and in such envt ope his cor
tifcate or note will be forwarded.
by order Of the Board,
January |. lS57-IV. WIZ. MCCt Y, Sec'y.
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REGULARLY SOLD OUT During the mouth OIL
January, 1855, while stopping At the Suffer
House, in Sacramento City, UaIliornia, acct
dsntally overheard a conversation between two
gentlemen, one Of whom was from New York
city, and had been in the country nearly a
year and the other had Just arrived.
The new conner was lamenting his condition
and his folly in leaving an abundance at home
and especially two beautiful daughters who
we're just budding into womanhood--when he
asked the New Yorker if be had a family.
eyes, sir l have wife and six children
n New York--and l never saw one Of them
After this reply. the couple sat a few mo
ments in silence, the lnterrOgater again con-
msnSed
WAS you ever blind, sir p
"NO' sir"
'Did you ever marry a widow, sir %
"No, sir"
Another lapSe Of silence.
"Did l understand you to say, cir, that you
had : wife and six children living IN New York
and had never seen one Of them "
Eyes, s~ir--so | stated it"
Aaother and longer pause, Then the inter
rogatOr again Inquired
"HOw can it be, sir, that you never saw on
of them?"
"why," was the response "One of them wa
born after | left"
.'oh. ah p and a general laugh followed
and after that the New Yorker was especially
distinguished as the man who had chad sA
shildren and never saw one Of them 7"
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CAR ROLL (CTNTY
]ER VA m EE2 GR ED


CAR ROLL (CTNTY
E%M VA EN- E8 QR LID
Time Table for the Mail Trains.
To take effect on and after Monday the 92d
day Of October 1855.
From CarIollton TO Cleveland, Pittsburgh, CrCstline,
Columbu, Steubenville or South Mail lain, viii have
Carrolton Depot daily at a. NJ. stopping at oil way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on G. P. R, r.. Passengers going Nolth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at 81 7. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at 8 P. II. and passOD-
gers will AMIN cat CarroltOn s so p. N. This atSnge-
ment win engE passengers to remain in Cleveland l
hour o hapace usiness, and will enable pass engsIs
that may wish to reach the S, 4 |. r. K. travelling
South to Columbus, or East TO Steubenville, Vr Wheel-
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on s. In. X. o.
.eida to Carollion by Il r CarIolllon t New Max
by Stage.
Tickets through 81, l21 to be Lad ofTleasme i Jam e
Cameron, aid at the Western Exchai &c, Geo. X.
McKasky.
There are regular lines Of Stages running to the
East, from Carrolton, HmleT Springs, Amsterdam,
springfield, Richmond and Steutthville. Ako a daily
line running South nom Carrollton, Lsmeriine, Per,s-
vile to New Market on the S h |. r.. R. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss , (
time,
Jan. 10 1856. F.. McGUIR
Sup't, G. C. r. r.
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ISrELLtaESr vERDroT.-Ws learn from one
Of eur New Orleans papers that an inquest has
just bsen held uqon the body Of Deuais Dono-
var. a native Of Ireland, found dead in the
Charity Hospital. 1t appears that tho uniortu-
nate individual had been run over, and had
died from the i%njHviss received, The jury rem
dsrsd a verdict Of ''doath by an unknown cart "
This il about on a par with the verdict render
ed By . jury. not many years ago. A man had
been crushed to death in q mill. The jury ad
Asd TO their verdict. "no blame een be attach
ed 70 the machinery"
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The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
to this preparation, does so with q feeling Of the ut
most confidence in It's virtues and adaptation to the d.
seases for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of a ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is uniivslled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony IN its ia
vor given By the most prominentsnd well known Ply
sicians and individuals in parts Of the country Is i'm
ed annually by the proprietor, and to be bad gratis o.
any Of bis Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptica
that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
il has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. ARCH St
Philada, Pa.
Sold by G.. A. Boegel, Carrollton. A Mclean Au
gusta. Ware & King, Norristown and by all Dealer'
in Medicines.
April II, 1856. y.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court

Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court of Carroll
county, Ohio, | will sell on the premises, to thehighesi
bidder,
On Saturday. the gath day of January, 1857.
in the town of Leesburgh, Carroll county. Ohio, the
following real estate, as the property of Thomas H..
Cummings, deceased, to wit: The undivided bait Of
town lots numbered ninety.fye 1851 ninety.eight, 1881
and one hundred aud seven Q07) in the town Of Lees
burgh, Carroll county, Ohio, on which IS erected a
foundry and other improvements, with the appurten-
ances thereto belonging. known as the 'Leesburgh
Foundry Terms ofsale. one third in hand, and the
balance In two equal annual payments, with interest,
secured by mortgage on he premises The other un'
divided half of said property, ownedby James b. Cum.
mIpqs Willie sold &C the same time and for the same
price, aud on the same terms as the undivided half now
offered. Sale to commence at - o'clock noon of said
day. Attendance given by JOHN H.. STEt HENSON,
Admr. of Thos. II. Cummings.
Dec, Is. ls56.-4w, pr, fee $3.50.
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N SAFE N0NCE.--Notee is hereby given
Il that | have been duly qualified as executor Of the
will of John Edwards, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate must present them legally au.
theu,icated. within one year from this date.
Dec. 4, is56, JEHU lDKJ, Executor.
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HON HoRsE.--"Here fellow, hold this
horse"
fDoes he kick r.
''Kiek, no, take hold Ofbim"
"Does be bite ~
,'Bits, no. Take hold Of he bride | say
f.Does It take two to hold him"
eNo.P
"Theu hold him yourself"
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Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

THE Subscriber has justr eoeived direct from Albany
a large assortment Of THEN excellent stove, and invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stove
10 call aud examine his stock, foremost among which
"a tLa
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AIDES DRESS GOODS, all the new styles, at
IL c., l.. G.
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Gar0s.
wv. MORRISON.

AFF0RHEY Al Ia W,
HAS resumed the practice Of the law. He
III wfl particularly attendlO the settlement Of estates
az Executors, Administration, and Guardians, for which
bis hle experience In the Probate Court amply qualities
him. An other business Of a professional character en-
trusted to his care, in this and the adjoining counties,
viii be attended to with prompiitude and fidelity.
OFTICE-in the 70 IN opposite the rssf. froHt Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied b! J. II. Trip ESQ
FEB. l5-'55.l
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Here is a puzzle intendcd for the sIply Q
newspaper readers
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The lawyers had to give up, Three Ot'h'm
On one side, and the landlord alone had beat
them alL-Harpsr's Magazine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-25
.. o. sH0REY,e
Foundry and Machine xVn.xs

s P.oPriesof y nov prepared 70 rsSu,e evs,,
variety OF machinery d short notice. Wy
superior Steam Engtnss from ave y, o,s hn,..
horse 20 ger; Engines, Lathes, PeneJs en-, ,.
and all desesipuonsof mill work Also, sois sssn,s
y tne Ses TOT ne manufacture u Nee ords AM.
Sncaon hofse rover; superior hAss 10, he m,
pose Intended We would Invite ,as ausnsapp ~ :,
Skating 70 their Adjus.ab Hsn,e,
aAa ss- onipg Boxes, superior 10 Eny Thing q ~
fAWeniaf attention will be pad 10 rsnsifins m
cainery, and prompt attention given 10 ii ords !.
No propose teeIacats our work Ia he bset m.n..,
and asa Posersa ulring machinery OF 70 paiyss- =,
piled 70 order. AP
WoIhs on laird street, opposite tbs Cath Ollie
oafyhs GROUND. oavsnporsug 81 dvu