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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16
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DRUGS! DRUGS!!
GEO. w. McFEE & CO.,
Practical Druggists s Chemists
Monroe, La.
AWE HAVE NOW THE
.a---.---e-ZI w largest and most com
.s :--...,sss.szsss pleto supply of DRUGS ever
>SSss,,;s,ss---g.- offered in this market. which
we guarantee 10 he pure fresh,
sss and genuine, on terms satistac-
g tory to all parties. Among
So our Stock will be found the
following well selected supply.
500 or sulph. Quinine.
80 g 6 Morphia,
20" Stychnine,
10" Veratra,
SO lbs. Powd. lpccac., -'--------
so Calomel. 30 do.
Blue Mass. so do Dv'rs
Pow'd.. SO do Blue
Powd'd., so do lodide
of Potassium, w
10 lbs. Cit. Iron and
Quinine, III do Am.
Ferric Alum, 80 ditto
Syr. 1od. Iron, 500ditlo
Epson Salts, 800 Cop
peras. 500 do Alum.
1000 lbs. Span. Whitg
1000 lbs Venetian Red.
1000 ditto Fircprooi
Bridgewater Paint.
5000 lbs White Lead.
1000 :" :. Zinc,
800 $ ChromeGreen
500 " French ditto
400 +" yellow Ochrc
$50 " Chrome Vel.
) bhlS Lamp Blk.
100 lbs Terra Di. ST.
enna--Burnt and Raw.
100 lbs Umber, do do
so lbs Van1iks Re'n,
SO American YER
million, % Chinese do.
100 lbs Race Ginger.
so jamaica ditto
500 Glue, 80 ditto
White Glue, Turpen-
tine Linsecd Oil, Lard
Oil. Sperm Oil, Train
OIL Neats-ioot OIL
Sweet oil,
Castor Oil, Copal.
Coach. White Black and Ja-
pan Varnishcs, Varnish Brushes, Paint
do, White Wash DO, Granting do, and Tools
Envelopes, Maynard and
Noice's best Writing
Inks. Pens,
nc.
2 Gross Mrs. Aliens
Zybobalsamum, ditto
Hair Tonic, Gross of
Woods Hair Tonic,
ditto Jayne's, l ditto
Loudon's do Berrys
Tricophcrous, Fine Fa.
rina Cologne, Lubins
Handkerchief Extracts,
Harrison's Pcrfumery
and Toilet Soaps, &c.
ioz. Bulls sarsapll
3 " Sands do do
Ayers do do
II +" '' Agnc cure
II Jaync's ditto
and all his preparations
doz llostettr's B't'rS
6 /" Wollr's Schmapps
6 Snninra's Liver
inyigoraor.
u doz. Spaulding's
Liquid Glue, IL dozen
Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches 6 doz. Briaus Pull
monte WATERS, 6 doz
Winchcster's Syrup of
the Hypophorphatis,
6 doz. Blair Il Wcth's
Syrup Of the Phos-
pilates, .............,
3 dnz. Syrup Of yellow
Dock and Sarsapariiln,
6 doz. Syrup Of Sarsa-
pariI'a and i"dde Po-
tassum, doz. Syrup
Livcrwort aid Tar. Da
Wis Depurativc. doz.
Rooh,u Rrnnet I ;nt,.,'nI
With full assortment of Trusses, shoulds,
Braces. Abdominal supporters, S,lSpcnsory
Bandagcs, Surgical Instruments. Tooth For
ceps. &C. NC, Fine Medicinal Liquors, Port
Sherry. Tenneriife Wines, Pnre G!d Otard
Brandy, all of the cnicienal Syrups prepared
fresh every three or four months, sncl as Hive
syruy, Syrup sqnills, Ipccac. &c, Nc.
Oct IL, Sly
Scientific and Practical
WATCH AND CLOCK
M AK Err.
JOHN LLER,
COLUMBIA, LA.
IN Every description s0
AN) Of Watches, Clocks, (El al
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REFERENCES
Fresh Garden Seeds.

A good assortment Of fresh Garden Srcds Just
n received and for sale fy
, & W hcFEF y c..
Monroe. Jan. 10, 1860.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16

Tho most distinguished Southern
writers will adorn its columns, const-
tuting an unrivalled galaxy Of talent.
LONGSTkEhT,
SIMMS,
KENNEDY.
COOKE,
BURNER,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16

5000 lbs White Lead.
1000 !" /" Zinc,
800 " ChromeGreen
500 Z" French ditto
400 f" yellow Ochrc
$50 " Chrome Vel.
) bhls. Lamp Blk.
100 lbs Terra hi. ST.
enna-Burnt and Raw.
100 lbs TIMBER, do do
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16

6 aoz. Bulls Sarsapll
3 IS Sands do do
& +" Ayers do do
II +" {" Agnc cure
II " Jaync's ditto
and all his preparations
6 doz,llostet,tr's B'l'rs
4 " Wollr's Schuapps
6 =" Santorl's Liver
Invigorator..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16

so lbs Van1iks Ett'n,
SO +" American Ver-
million, % Chinese do.
100 lbs Race Ginger,
so " Jamaica ditto
800 " Glue, 80 ditto
White Glue, Turpen-
tine, Linseed Oil, Lard
Oil. Sperm Oil, Train
Oil, Neats-loot Oil
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-16
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
GEO. w. MCFEE & CO..
Practical Druggists s. Chemists
1Iorroe I'm

BWE HAVE NOW THE
--------=-=-ZI, w largest and most com
s >-.s.sls.sessS plete supply OF DRUGS ever
>%Sss.-s,.s.5@45 offered in this market. which
j we guarantee 10 he pure, fresh,
and genuine, on terms satistac-
tory 10 all parties Among
So our Stock will be found the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

tired from Office did you not act Ike enc Axaken'1
ed out Of a sound Slept Did you not look and
feel foolish3 lift was really cancelled Why vas
another mortgage, which-i refused to accer onac
count of an incumberance on the land, Afterwards
profiered BY Mr.. thompson Had you been re-
elected Auditor would you ever said a word about
this mortgage and the sixty dollars interest que on
i'll Do Won call this an honest tsansaetioni Arc
you not legally responsible for this amount and as
IL still remains unpaid are you not defauter Tor
that amount also7 Have younot, SIR. paid interest
money over 10 me which you had retained In Jour
hands Tor more than q yeari fso were you moi
a dcfsultcr7 You made a report 10 the Commits,
sioncrs before retiring from Office in regard 20 the
condition and total amount of trust funds belong
ing to the county. now. in Jour next communica
ton tell the people whether that report was cor
rect or not .as to the amount reported! How mnc'
more than the true amount of principal did you re
portl .f v.re H..
/ might refer to mtny othe' similar transactions
but do not wish to m Ike this communication too
lengthy, and will close by rem ,rking that the pco
pic will have an opportunity to decide b fore thi
controversy is closed, who are the real basnkrupt
in principle. honor and eharaor If not in properf
AUSTIN FULLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
The American Press.

In no country is the freedom Of the press SO much
talked about or more fully enjoyed than in Ameri-
ca The voice Of the people is heard through its
medium, with force Of truth which none can
gainsay. This mighty engine is ever ready to de-
fcnd what is good anil expose what is wrong. Over
the whole country the un ,nimous appreciation OF
the peoples organ, has met the use Of the sewing
machines, m abe by the Chicago Sewing Machine
Co. For simplicity. neatness, real utility and
eheapncss. they stand unrivaed. an it is wonder
that at this they have not found their way into ant
been adopted By every family.
See advertisement il. another column .-CIiea9'
National Democrat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
G. II. Reeve Again.

We understand that Mr.. c. II. Reeve complains
lat We did him injustice in the article in reference
% the interview between Us at the Court House,
published last week. We did not pretend to give
more than the substance Of the conversation that
passed between US, AMI il We have unintentionally
him in any particular. or placed
him in position unbecoming the dignity OF
gentlcm IN. VIC are more than willing to make the
arnende honorable. We did not mean to say that
he supp,icated US in servilc manner not to allow
Obadiah Pringc 10 address any more OF his letters
to him through our paper, nor do VIC think our Ian
cusge viii bear any such construction. Our con-
vcrsation was friendly and courteous, AND We part
cd with him with our respect for him rather in
creased ssrrn diminished, which, certainly. would
not have been the case had he craved our fosbcar-
ance and mercy in an abject manner; notwith
standing, we must add. that re sill think the re-
quest an extraordinary one, under the circumstan
ces, to make of political opponent. We do mo-
consider that Mr.. r., o. any other man has the
Wight to request even that q political opponcs
shall not reply 70 him in any way he chooses, O.
that he does not misrepesent him or resort to per
sonalties, and the reasons why we accedcd to hi
request were that he seemed TO be so anxious vi
shouid and because the idea of n series OF letter
being addressed 70 him BY Obadiah Pringie appear
ed 70 annoy him so excessively that We had no
the heart to refuse. We said he ''cxtorted'' tn
promise from ia, &c., but We did not rsean b.
that to intimate, as some of Mr.. RS friends cor
strued il, that he begged or irnploscd rs to gran
him IN, favo, he asked. Whit We said about hi
"physical condition." We adn1ir wss IN r'rsher
sportive mood, but supposed, like sensible m'r
he would laugh at it and let il pass, without pc
oiffin1 IL te irritatc him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

We give up a large portion Of our space to-day
to the last days proceedings the doubleheaded
Democratic Convention at Baltimore, from which
the reader win be able to see the divided and dis
tracted condition of the perty. Both factions are
bitterly hostile toward each other, and all hope Of
harmony or united action between them has disaP-
peared entirely. The nomination Of two tickets
renders the election Of Lincoln and Hamlin by the
people, in our opinion. certain. Douglas will not
we believe get single electoral vote in the Union
ami even il Breckenridge and Lane should decline
of which there is not any probability, as It's under
stood they viii or have already accepted the nom
nations, it is dosbtful whether he could carry .
single free State with the exception Of California
perhaps, with such an associate ON the ticket a
Fitzpatrick, who voted for the lecompton meas
ure as well as jeff. Davis slave code resolution
which recently passed the Senate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

fall Of 1851 shry'~ia 6ndsn ervr IN simost ere
~ line. Tkey - vsc pesper persous. We must
say. y make sp4k a pas.de snd poise over Few
uampsrtant erress in addi6s and subtr.cting. Had
Judge Fuller covered up de county Indebtedness
to the amount OF three or four thousand dollars,
failed to credit the payment Of interest money on
Ioaps Of the trust funds scoresof instasccs can
celesl mortgage given BY mis- step.son for 4 loan
Of $500 out Of the school fund without dollar Of
il having been paid. or permitted the Treasurer to
charge ilieeHi ices for paying over County Orders
to the Auditor. BY which thousands Of dollars leak
Cd outot the Trrssury. then. they would have
been willing. perhaps, 70 have made an affidavit
that he was most competent officer. II is their
rage and hostility know no bounds. He has had
the temcrity to expose their Pccuhstions. frauds
and illegal acts and they have determined to kill
him of IL possible. But. they shall gnaw file,
and cry for the rocks and the mountains to fall up
on them and hide them from the wrath Of an out
ragged and deceived people. NoS hold thine own
sir knight. II your chalk m,rA on the side
walks do not rise up like spcctrcs in the night to
haunt you and rob you Of your rcposc it will be
because your conscicnces have been scared with
hos iron and Jour hearts become totally depraved
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

to bsseen ~heshes-she pensqass in she COUNTRY
viz support . ticket nepi>zaed by fsw Patsy
kacks in Piynoush before The Conversion met
As soon a the nominations Fefs annsu>ced re
heard sevesal prominent Dsnocsats declars- fsss
they would not touch them. One OF the delegates
from German township admitted to Republican
thai The Democratic vote i'm thai township his FAY
would sink lower than IL ever had bcfore.S PMS
the "irrcprcssible conflict" RACES with increased
fury every where among the divided and distract
ed Democracy.
Had We room and time we should be pleased to
speak Of the rcjoicings ofthc Democracy Saturday
night over Douglss nomination, and also 70 expose
the ssl.ehoos uttered by the speakers on that oc-
casion, bat We hare not. The news since receiv-
ed Of the nomination of Breckinridge and Lane by
the Seccders has turned their JOY into sorrow and
the Withdrawal since Of Fitzpatrick has SLED their
Gun Of sorrow to the brim.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
Da. yoSEs.-Thc Peru Republican speaking 81

Da. JoxEs.-Thc Peru Republican speaking Of
the nominee for Representative in this District
says: / n v eC1c Of a9eh WIS.
We arc grad6ed to learn thai Dr.. Jones flor.
merly resident of Paw Paw, in this county, now
of Knox, in Stark Co.. was lately nominated Tor
The Legislature, BIZ joint Convention of the Re-
publicans Of Stark and Marshall counties The
Doctor was many years resident Of this county,
duriae which time he occupied an enviablc posi-
ton as a high minded gentleman, q good citizen
and an honest man. That Ne will make an able
and faithful Representative, no ono will doubt no
knows him. Ii the Doctor has acquired popular
ity i'm Stark and Marshall commensurate with his
real worth, he viii be elected by large majority
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

Mr.. Fitzpatrick declines allowing his name to b"
nscd in connection with Douglas in the p esiden-
tial Campaign. The National Committee have
named Herschel " Johnson, of Georgia, rs the
Douvla, candidate for Vice President, and he &C
cepts.
The delegates from South Carolina and Florida
accredited to Richmond, nominated Brecknridge
and Lane on Monday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
We A6davit Editor.

e n m00tbS
Week before last We published an AFFIDAVIT made
nv the editor Of the Plymouth Democrat in regard
10 the publication of certain applications for license
TO sell liquor, IT. which the editor swears in each
case. Eve or six in all, that notice of which the
annexed is true copy, was published on the 18th
dax Of Nav, and once eseh resk thereafter until the
FIRST MONDAY in Juncn In some remarks accom-
uanying We stated that he issued his paper on the
lAsh day Of June, two days in advance Of his resu
lar publication day, but did not issue his next mum
Der until the oath of May, ten days aftcr. This
l.t.t.mcu.. the editor Of the Democrat does not
and dare not deny, as reckless and unscrupu'ous
:. ne Il. In the same number Of our paper We
~, I'd the question 'swhethcr these notices were
re,llx published 'oac< GEEK tsersef~' "a the cd
i,or srears, when Tic first publication was made
ON the 4rh day Of May ana second on the gain
dag of MAyl What reply. reader, 20 you 'n'nS
| the editor makes 10 this1 Hear him: rtsa.
"THsr ArnpAvrr.-As we are not at all trou
lr,ed about that affidavit We made in proof ofpub
catioo,, we hope our neighbor will not loose an,
sleep about ]"
This Is all he has to say about it. Is II not ev'
tdent that the indifference With which he seems T.
regard the mstter Is all fcigncdi It did trouble
him at frst, all know. from the language he use'
J to Esquire Tuttie next morning, and that is ma
caused him many s,ecpless nights is evident iron
the hope he expresses that We win not loose an
slecp about it. Why should it cause US any loss
.lecp, It's true this Is the best reply he coua
make. He could not make il appear II he were 2
try that the notice was really published once ese
rreE ther.aier' unless ten daysis week. and con
seoucntly, Il was wisdom in him not 70 atfem7
to exp,.iu or defend his asdavit- Il is true, as
says, thst We sometimes have not su'nciens spac
for all We want TO say, and on other occasions nav
not the times bat in this instance re aibtsvlt m
: had abundance OF space and ample time TO- 10y a
6 he wanted 70. Hwing nothing TO say he 81
= nothing. s,fs ssglt< -rif-1cr re- xsifset-e-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

~ Congress adjourned ON Monday last. The
Pos, Office Deficiency bill was saved at the last
moment by the House reccding. but the Post Route
bill failed, on account Of disagreement between
the two Houses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
Judge Rates, Letter.

On our first page to day will be found an able
and patriotic letter from the pen Of Judge Bates OF
Missouri, giving his reasons for sapportins L'nco In
for President in preference tn Bell or the nominee
of the Democratic party. Itcannot fail to hare
great influences upon the minds Of all old Wings
as well as upon all others opposed TO the present
corrupt dynasty. I. ~ lnnlsrairr II n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

wrLuax MITCHELL, of Noble County, was
nominated by the Republicans Of the Tenth Dis
trict for Congress. on the Odd inst, at Kendall
vile. The nomination is good one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
Judicial Convention.

The Republican Judicial Convention which
met at South Bend on the I'D inst, nominaseo
Hon. ELISHA EGsERr for Common Pleas Judge Of
this District, and C. P. JAcoss, IT,, Of Elkhart Co.
f,r Common Pleas Prosecutor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

Some Of lie Leading Democrats shout town were
in sesssciesIast Friday over few errors IN the
Annual Exhibit.'' which the printer filsd - cor
rect. n Us highly srsertainins and refreshing
to witness DE satslAetos and delight he diseov-
ery aabrded iben- Although informed That the
srross we're usdc By Il . primer they refused 70
bslisve Il. b.t inSsssed hat shs Audisos made the
'blundcrs. and have since amused themselves ma
king figures on thc side walks which tbey would
add up AMI subtract enormously, and then vrife
above them '-Jujse Fullers Exhibit" Their have
forgotten. &c suppose, the gross blundcrs IN tie
shibit Of 1858, and il they win take the trouble
70 eramine The Delinquent: List published m the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

The President. on Saturday last, sent message
to the Senate vetoing the Homestead bill. The
poor men os the country can see from this hsw lit
tic they have to hope for from the Democratic par
ty- Hadi been measure for dhc benefit Of the
slave oIigarchy or land SPECTATORS. Mr.. Buchanan
would not have hesitated moment to approve II.
If ibis act does not open the eyes of the working
men of the country to their true interests VIC fear
nothing ever will
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

ges Of the Democratic party and rules of
Congress by a two third vote. Cheer
upon cheer now arose, every person in the
theatre rising and waving their hats and
handkcrchiefs and evincing the utmost enc
thusissm.
Stephen A. Douglas was then declared
by unanimous vote. the candidate OF the
Democratic party Of the United States =
The Convention again rose en- massc,
cheering tremendously. A number OF
speeches were then made giving an adhe-
renee to Douglas by Jno. Cochrane Of
New York and others. when the Conven-
ton took recess till p. II.
| Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick Of Alabams
was nominated for Vice President.
Mr.. Richardson of Illinois presented 4
letter from Douglas, dated Washington
10Th inst. asking the withdrawal of his
name. if it would produce peace an | har-
mony in the Democratic ranks, but Mr.
Richardson said that the conrse Of the sc
cc,lcrs had been such rs to prevent tn
friends of Mr.. Douglas from making an
use of the letter.
The Convention. after passing scvera
unimportant resolutions, adjourned san
, die.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

~ re. "a p.sbI;r 6ervicos 81 bon. A1n1An
i1 T,s r,'s s ), D. W. B.ssIss.. w:shias,ee Ca
Issoeds. 7, Of the New YQek lndepeqdel sne
Evening Pos. and author 81 ~ttycs 9
Ar;tasoss, !" Lille Of L.ly Jaee CRAY ese
Of Arc" exc. sf :.
The shove highly iststessisg sssh NJ - -
at Pesshing & Co.'S, Price 2sets- - :,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

.n;cht fuzsrass their arrangements, called him to
order. Mr.. 2. however.was not TO be silensed 50
.esilv. He u.ainsained k> position and notwith-
,.s.a;.v hs Vas repeatedly called to order By the
p...;as.. .co-rlcted ms remarks and sat down
- ,,6hiae The pledge required hut his
...s.si - Of NO asaiI. TIE delegates were told
~ DE c<assal Jsnsosh.s s,aoemaker was the man
.xe.s-;uate and all shey had to do was to confirm
-. 49,. w. ~ i. The Junto had also
49, A.. $3.50. ..,.a;aare for Sheriff, bu,
-. ,;..,. 49,: s,o.b,e.oue 10 eet the;,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

from the Cotton ctateS OF tue ccsitn---
The heart Of the whole South would throl
with enthusiasm when called upon to raj
Ily to the support Of the Union. The Con
yention hal been told that the delegates
now present from Alabama did not repre-
sent tue people of Alabama lie appealed
to tho ballot box for rcfutation OF thi'
statement. They were prepared to NEE
1.-The scccders now, on the issue Of disuniol
az they met them on the same. issuo o
lts5l. He cast the vote Of Alabama as
unit for S. a. Douglas rremendou
applause. IS. -,
Soulc of Louisiana next addressed tn
Convention. lie was greeted with ap
plausc.f -,
/ Sherman of Arkansas here signiiied hi
. intention as an individual member fror
. his State, to withdraw. .ia 1isaia.
= Several delegates rose as different state
. were called. giving allegiance to Jads
Douglas.
n Dawson of Pennsylvania stated thu
! nine delegates refused to vote.
4 One Virginia delegate cast his vote t.
Horatio Seymour. A letter was. the
read from Mr.. Seymour withdrawing b
/ name: The vote was then announced
follows: Douglas 1874 Guthrie 8; Drecl
o inridge 5: Seymour L; Bocock !; Wise
! ! Dickinson /; blank votes 81. Who
number Of votes. including blanks 2l2
: Every State represented except Delawar
: South Carolina, Florida. Mississippi
n Texas, California and Oregon. Georg
) was represented in part but refused to vol
! After an exciting debate in which the pos
ltion of New York was explained a
other vote wss taken. Douglas gett.'
; 1914; the rest scattering, a se s',.:
TWAS then unanimously sdopeed 'dec'ar''
s, Douglas nominated according 70 the u'
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ICri YYCEM! !cN voE :

Il avipg. in connection WIN - If
L E qicEion. large CId nj o. ra
Joh-Tyre. We SIC pCIGTod 'o OK, =, =.
neatuoss end disratUh, ovC'y Ni'! r,,s
Work. including Hand Bis. t:i'S la
end Elonks of cv0y Gcsor'I "'!,;; n
notice and on the ost r6s s,Ii ,.N. ~ -. /
Persons dosirine anything in III. i-->'
u ell - CAL.
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TH2 FELLOW who wrote the following
IS an expert, and We would wager KISS
with the handSome>t "houri' IN town,
that he has graiultel with nigh houors
from some fair m4deuS bower:
Strawberries and cream, when It's hot,
Nav induce Us TO stay and not rove.
But pluns. roses. cream and berries arc not
Liz. q kis3 fcO the girl IN u love
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s,EEsA EyvEyEs0xS.

T AN III n,nufIcturius ana selling. at the low
/ rate OF six dollars. y. =. u G&a-N > PAI-
ENF FEED CO iIEH, acknowledged. by ah
who have tried It, the simplest, taJst Iur-blc
and easiest operated nIlcAiAc ever gotten up.
Ii will cut Corl Fodder, long straw, shear
Outs. t.,ugled Straw, or -. have crigiIt
of Cambria. Indiana Armstrong. Clarion, For
est. Xix and Jefferson counties. viii dispose
OF the rigat ia-tnrcc or .Uar ot the last named
Counties Ou fair terms.
I have ;ytso the right for II AFDEN'S PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. in Cambria and
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the TEST
OF over four years in many OF the Eastern III
Southwestern States. ana proves 70 he much
stronger tAd more durable. although one
thirl lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. ! do
not desire to sell any OF my ter -
ritory on this, but VIII furnish n fSsA
Carriages, Bgggies, Sulkics, &c sss<-ssz-:l5 r.
! propose t5 accommodate Car, ssss.
riage-makers with Wheels lorhuo, .,l1 ItAIg7
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are fast
supersetjng all others.
Call at my shop, "ctr the Ebensburg Foun-
dry, and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC c. SINGER.
Ebensburg, February ,. 1860.
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The thrill OF its pleasure
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For she said every moment,
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