{ title: 'The Niagara Democrat. volume (Lockport, N.Y.) 1865-19??, February 25, 1871, Page 7, Image 7', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031432/1871-02-25/ed-1/seq-7/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031432/1871-02-25/ed-1/seq-7.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031432/1871-02-25/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031432/1871-02-25/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: New York State Library
THE POLTARICIANS OF LONG AGO. Xntoreosting - Roeminlkconces . of Now York Politictaas-Curiosi. Hos of Loegislative Mlistory, &c. Wa cnn scarcely bo mistaken in attributing the following Interesting chapter of personal and political remminiscencos to the pen of Thuar=, low Weed. It appears in tho N. Y. Times, In. showing, as we did, ono day last week, that Bx Gov. Throop of this state, as well as Chief-Juastice Robinson of Kentucky, were surviving members of the congress of 1815, wa have called out the facts that Hon, M. Thatcher, of Maine, now nincty-five years old, was a mumber of congress in 1802, sixty- nine years ago t These Instacces of fongevity of public men are quile inter@sting, .. We re- member to have seen, two or three years ago, anditent in which it was stated that Joshua Dewey, a member of our state legislature from Otsego county, in 1707, was theo nresgident of Brooklyn, and in tho enfoyment of good health, Not being otherwns informed, . we infor that he is atill living. In looking through legislative journals we fail to recognize an- gthor gurvivor for twenty years, and until the of Queens thirteen years. The counties of Ducaess, Columbia, Westchester, Albany, seven representatives of the name of Living- ston. Archibald Mcintyre represented. the county of Montgomery eleven years ; Eben- ezor Purdy represented the county of West- chester eight years ; Erastus Root represent ad the county of Delaware eleven years ;: C C. Schoonmaker represented the county of Ulster: thirteen years, Alexander Sheldon | represented Montgomery county eleven years, five of which he was speaker of the house : Thomas Thomas represented Westchester county thirteen years ; Elisha represented Columbia county eight years. Between the years 1801 and 1821 there were 104 representatives in the legislature from the universal Smith family. moszim Recommended and Endorsed by Over Seven Hundred Doctors' sesglon of 1818, when our respected fellow- citizen, Michasl was a member of tho nssembly, David G. Judson, of S1. Law- tonco, was a member of that legislature, and ig still living, - Wo believe that Alexander Ham{lton, a mamber of the assembly from this city in 1819, is atill living, Mz, Ulshoeffer was again a member in 18190, Elial P. Foote, | # momber of the legislature of 1820, from | Chautauga, is, wo believe, now i resident of New Haven, Coun. |- - . i The legislature of 1822 was the last elected . under the first state constitution, Of the delegntes to tho state convention of 1821, by which thoe second constitution was framed, tho venerable Sumusl Nelson, jadge of the supremes court of the United States, is, we believe, tho only survivor, Judge Nelson was a delegate from tho county of Courtland, 'That convention mat just fifty years ago. Nearly all of the delegates were mon of large experience in public affairs, and, consequently, were more advanced in years than members of the legislature, The county of Albany, for examplo, was represented. by four of the most | distinguished men in the Stute, viz: James Keat, Ambrose Spencer, Stephen Van Rens- and Abraham Van Vechten, all of whom had passed their mfty-fifth birth days, Rufus King, a delegate from Queons county, himself distinguished in the aunals of our country, had {our almost equally distinguish ed sons, (John A., Charles, James @. and Edward,) none of whom survive. Of the members of the legisinture of 1828, tho venerable Agarinh C. Flagg is, as far as we are informed, the only survivor. Mr. Flagg has rostded many years in London- terruc, Twenty-third street, where, although #5 blind as Belligarius, with otherwise unim- palred raculttes, tenderly cared for, be glides smoothly and cheerfully toward \that bourne\ which almost all of bis colleagues have reached. | Mr, Flagg will leave an unblemish- ed record.- He held high and responsible financial positions, always discharging his duties with proverbial ability and Integrity. In the memorable legislature of 1824- memorable for ites refusal to paks the law | giving the choice of presidential electora to the people, und for its removal of. DeWitt Clinton from the office of canal commissioner | «~--Alrvivors visibly increase. But even now tho number is \fow and far between.\ John ©. Hubbard, of Chenango, whose son is now a member of the senate ; Azarinh C. Flagg, of Clinton ; Oran Follett, now a resident of San- dusky, Ohio, and Samuel L, Edwards, of On- Gnduga, comprige the list. Among the members of the legislature,| some forty years ago, we recognize several whose sons have alnce become prominent, and who are themvélves fpprosching \ the sear DR LAWRENCES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF K O § K O O1 Tim C-. Au HEALTH RESTORER ! cmame a Not a Secret Quack Medicine-- Formula Around the Bottle. PEEPARED SOLELY BY BDR. J. J. LAWRENCE, ORGANKC CHEMIST. K O $ K O O STRIKES AT THE RCOT OF DISEASE BY PURIFYING THE 31009, RESTORING IHH LIVER AND KID- NEYFS TO A HEALTHY ACTION, AND INVIGORATING THB NERVOUS SYSTEM. This is the Secret of its Won- derfal Success in Curing IN 17T8 BARLTY STAGES, SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, DYSPBEPSIA, LIVER COIF PLAINT, CHRONIC REKRG- MATISM, NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFPFEO- TION, and yellow loaf of lite\ Henty Seymour, LRUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, HUMORS, member of the assembly from Onondaga in 1820, and of tlio Senate in 1824, was the futher of ExeCov,. Horatio Seymour,. James Nyo, meriber of the assembly from Madison county in 1818, was the father of. James W. Nyse, now a United States senotor from Ne- vada. Gen,. Joseph Kirkland, a member of} tho assembly from Onsida county in 1804, 1818, 1820 and 1880, was the father of Chas. P, Kirk{aod, Hsg., now a prominent member of tho bar of this city. Isarc Belknap, a member of the assembly from Orauge connty in 1818, was the grand-fathor of the present | sceretary of war. Jos. D. Monell, member of the assembly from Columbus county in 1824, was the father of Judge Monell, of this city. Legislation, like lt erature, has its cariosi« tes, such, for example, as that;in the con- vonlion of 1801, by. which obr first State scongtitation was framed,\ Jonathan G, Tompkins was delegnted from Westchester county, while hig son, Daniel D. Tompkins, was a delegate from Now York. Stephen Van Itensselaet and Abrathsim Van Vechten, from Albany, were members of the first and second coostitutional conventfons, In the asg-emoly of 1704, the counties of Albany, Dutchess and New York must have beew about equal in population, as each sent seven members to tho legislature. Josiah Ogden Hoffman, go long & distinguished member of the bar of this clity, was a delegate to the first constitutional convention from the county of Albany. Cotenel Asrou Burr, the president of that convention, though a resident of New York, was elected from Ormmoge county. Martin Van Buren, a delegate to thesecond gonstitu« tional coovention was, is we have already stated, a member of tha first, constitutional couvention. Peter H. Wendover, of New \York and Henry Huntington, of Oneida, were delegates to the first and second constitu- tlonal conventions. in primitive times people did not changg their representatives merely to give A, B, C, D, &e, their turo. Under the first constitu- tion Mathew Adgate represented the county of Albany in tho assembly twelve consecutive youre; Samuel A. Barker represented Datch- asg county twelve years; Kitchell Bishop rep- resented Washington county eight years; Abrabom Bringer, and his son Philip, (the tur- tle cating aldermao,) represented the city of New York «ight years ; Anton Bur repre- sented the clity of Mew York three years, and the county of Orange one year ; Johu Cantine represonted the county of Ulster sixteen yeqrs; Stephon Garman represented the coun- by of Queene twenty yours, being from 1798 to 1810; Juremtat Clark represented the toun:y of Oringe eleven youre : Benjamin Cow represented the county of Queens ten yours ; Adam Comstock represeuted the county of Hmratoga twelve yours : Clark- gan Grolive represonted the city of New Yolk twelve years. The Daltya-Adam Jost and Johanuns-represented the coun- ty of Albany ciglhreen years ; Ab‘xjvah Gil- bert rapresonted the county of Westchester thirteen years; the Havens family represent. ad the county of SBoffork ninetogn years + David Hopkins teptresented the coptity of Wushington eightoen yeare; George Hunt- represented the county of Oneida nine LOSS OF VYIGOR, DISEASES OF KIDNBHYS AND BLADDER, AND ALL 'Discases Caused by a Bad State of the Blood, It thoroughly eradicates every kind of Humor and Bad Taint, and restores the entire system to. a healthy condition. It is beyond question the FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD. n Thousands have been changed by the use of this Medicine from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women. Invalids cannot hesitate to give it a trial. No medicine las obtained such a great reputation as this justly celebrated compound. . mor TESTIMONIALS glats, Merchants, &c., see KOSKOO ALMANAC for this year. -n Price One RBollar Per Bottle FOR SALE BY The Principal Druggists in the United States and British America. Dr. Lawnrexnor's Womax's Frigxo Cures all Dis- eages peculiar to Females. decl4-dciy. J. W.SYLYESTER, ARCHITECT. Sketches, Designs, Klievations, Sections, . Plans, Spocificaiions, Porspectivos,.l Botails, Working Drawings, and General Draughts PROMPYLY FURNSHEI®D. Will Supiintend the Execution of Work {when desired. TERMS MODERATE. Mo. 119 Main Street, «vor Glass\! Flour Store, oct24-deam Washington: and Montgomery hsd forty- | Williams | From Physicians, Eminent Divines, Editors, Drug- | FARM FOR fififluEn. THE FARM known as the Ewing na 'the Ewing Road, five miles north mfi'é’m of Lnckport, confining 150 acrei= forty gores in wood, bwonty-two acres in winter wheat-with baildings, fences mud improvements it: ood condition, is offered for sic on favorable tors iossesslon glvon on the first dig? of March next. 4 years; David Kisgant represented the county LY & CROWLEY, Lockport, February 9, \K orEAt meaidat srecaveny | Dr. CATITYRNIA | .} VINEGAR BITTERS Hundreds of Thousards 95 Bear testimony to their Wonder- ° ful Curative Efiects. © > J WHAT: ARE THEY gle, at the dawn of woman tary ArE wor a ves F A NCVY - DRINK, E Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proc? Spirits and Rofuso Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet ened to please the teste, called \ Tonics,\Appotiz. ers,\ \Restorers &c., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but area true Medic:s~, made from tho Native Roots and Herbs of Califor='s, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. Thoy are the |. GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. / No person can take these Biiters according to direc-} tion and remain long unwell. $100 willbe given foran incurable case, provided tho bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or }. other moans, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. . . For Inflamiqutory and Chronic IRheuma» tism and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittont and Intermittent Fevers BDiscases of the Blood, Liver, Kidueys, and Bladdor, these Bitters bave heen most success ful. Such Discases oro caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head «oho, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the. Chest, Dizziness, Sour Ernctations of the Stomach, Bad tsstein the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred. other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorato the Stomach and stimulate the tor- pidliver and bowels, which render thom of unequailed efflcacy in cleansing the blood of allimpurities, and imparting now life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Cotter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Piunples, Pustules, Boils, Car- buncles, Ring-Worms, Seald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysip- clas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Discases of the Ekin, of whatever name or nature, aro literally dug up and carried out of the system in a - short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convince the most incredulous cf their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Erup- tions or Sores; cleansc it when you find it obstructed. and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when itis foul, and your feelings will tell you whon. Keep the blood purc and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lorking in the system of so many thousands. are effectudlly destroy» ed and removed. For full directions, read carcfully the circuler around each bottle, printed in four lan- guages-English, German, French and Spanish. J. WALKER, Proprietor. K. H. McDONALD & CO., Druggists sJnd Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal,, and $2 and 84 Commerce Stroet, New York. BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS 0 org 119 pus Holt ong yo xo FOR FEMALE COMPLAIN married or sin these Tonic Bitters lirve no equal. for a circular. Tht: WHY .--OUR- Celebrated Perfected pctacles and Eye-Glasses ' Have met with such extraordinary success and are so much in demand is because they are found to possess all the qualities we claim for them, viz: Purity and hardmess of material (therefore not liable to scratch) brillfiancy of finish, strengthening and preserving power, and conferring an amount of érse and comfort At- tained by no oiher Glasses in the world. They are without doubt the most perfect and aclentifically accurate Lenses ever mauufac- tured, and last many years without ohange. For sale only by 6+ MESSRS. DAVISON BROTHERS, . Watchmakers and Fewelers, Sole Avents for this place. LAZARUS & MORRIS, HARTFORD CONN. - (X~ We Employ No Peddicts. _ *». . _ mh7-dely to have discovered and combined in more of Nature's most sovereign medical properties than was ever before combined in one medicine, 'The evidence, | of this fact is found in the great variety of most ob- stinate diseases which it has been found to congner. In the cure of Bronchitis,. Severe Coughs, and the early stages of Consumplion, it has astonished the medical faculty, und nundreds of the best physicians pronounce it iis greatést medical discovery of the age. While it cures the severcet Coughs, it strengthens the system ard phnfics the blood. By its great and, thorough blood purifying properties, it cures ell Humors from the worst Scrofuly to a common Alotch, Pimple or Eruption. Mercucrial Disease, Mineral Poisons, Syphilitic and Veneral Diseases. and their effects ure endicated and vigorous Reall and asound constitution estabuahcd. Sult Rehum, Scald Head, Fever Sores, Scu'y or Rough Skin,. in gho\t alt tho ramerous discases cansed by bud blood, are conquered by this powerful, purifying and in vigorating medicine. Por \Liver Complaint) Bi- tioug Disorders und Habitual Constipation, it has produced hundred of perect and permanent cures where other medicines bad failed. The proprietor offers ©1.000 reward for a medicine that will equalitin the cme of all the diseases for which it is recommended. Beware of ar d worehiless imitations. Bee at my priviite Gov- ernment Stamp. which is a positive guarantee. Of Genuineness, is upon the outside wrapper. This Medicine is Solg by Pruggists ut $1.00 per botble. Prepared by It, V, PLisRCE, M. D., Sole FProprietOt, at his Chemical Laboratory, 133 Senecs street, Buf falo, N. Y. dect5-dedm--tmh15 (£5! 3]: nh i ns | PpaACE, NEW YURC. - |810 MADE FROR 50 Cts. | | Something urgen'ly néeded by everybody., Call and The originator of this wonderful medicine, chims \I8 J,“ THE NIAGARA DEMOCRAT. . New Advertisements. 'A GENTS WANTED A Giggi TIBAbEVtHe AMERICAN (K NLTTING- MAQ . TON, MASS:, or ST, LOPLS, 60+, 2000000 . - JURUBEBA w meen t 9a ‘lfeb281’-¢ic4\QQ-D.‘ELCJSZV ASENTS, MALE & FEMALE L co, 3s\ Lamb Family Knitting Machine, TEA INDUCEKENTE: TO The Oaly Machine that Fills the Bill. AcEXTs. information free. Address Am. Book Send for Circular and Sample, Teb20-dcéw-D&00. Hee;of 12 samples kent (postage paid) for 50 Cents. : that Yetail easily for $10. R.: L.- WoLcotr, ; Chatham Square, New York. -> ' AAT ($20 | per. day) to sell the celebrated HOME #HUTTLE - | SEWING MACHINE. Has tlie under feed, makes the' \lock stiteh\ (alike on both mdes.) and is fully, \icensed. © The best and cheapest, family Sewing Mu: chine in the market. Addre:s, JOHNSON, CSARK; & CO., Bostow, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., Cnicago, TIL... or St. Louis, Mo. -> ~ Teb28-dciwr-1D&Co: GENERAL AGBNTS for Groesheck's Calculating machine, rapid, accurate, relinbie, simple, Exsily operated. cheap ind beautiful. Giving instantaneous additions ur- subtractions, - carrying aud borrowing its own tens, bundredsg, cfc., without the least thought on the part ot the operator,. Address ZIEGLER & MoCURDY,- / feb28-de4w-D&CO0. PHILADELPHIA, PA. We'willl send a hand- FAER our New Mustrated Family Bible con,. ain-' ing over 200 fine Rceripture Hlustrations to any Book: Agent, BOOK _ AGENTS at LisEING Co., Philadelphia, Pa, feb20-deéw-D&0o, ° AGENTS WANTED FOR _OF THE WORLD,\ ~~ Over oxs THOUSAND intustrarions. The largest, best selling, and most attractive subscription book ever published. One agent in Denver, Colorado, sold 100 copies in 4 days, Une agent in Milwaukie sold 80 copies in 3 day, and a large number from 20 to 80 copies per day, Send for Circulars, with terms at once. Address U. 8. PUBLISHING CO,. 411 Broome Street, N. Y.> C. feb20 «d, 4w-Da&CO. REDUCTION OF PRI Kf TO CONFORM TO - or.dUTIES. . GREAT sAVING TO CONSUMERS SX GETTING UP CLUBS. . . 18° S6 id for our, New Price List and a Clu» dorm will acconmanoy it, containing full directions-making a large sa. ug to consumersand remunerative to club organ zerr. * i B The. Grest American Tes Co., 21 & 28 VESEY STREET, ° P. O. BUX 5643. NBW YORK. feb28-de4w-D&00. k TABLET $ § # “ink | 3, CARBSLIE Prepared by DR. WELLS, The most important: discovery of the age, is this wonderful HEALING and CLEANSING agentiorali diseases or weakness of the kESPIRATURY OR- GaNS, XORE TARUAT, SUDDEN COLD, HUOARSE- NESS, CATARRI, A~THMa, DRLYRXESSA of the THROAT, or WiNDPIREE, of the LUNGS, | and for all irritation of the mucuous membrane, AU vocalists and public speakers who peak and sing without effort, use there Tablets, their effect in clearing the voice is simply sstonishing as can be shown by rumerous certificates. BR. WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS act directly on the mucuous membrane and should be promptly and freely taken in als exposure or violent change of weather, as they equalize the Circulation of the Bood and thus wars. off all tendency to colds and Lung difficulty. C o= Hoe . e The proprietors would say, all first-class medicines have their imitations, and they would | fififl‘fi\ Egg the public againss i them in place of these admirable 'Pablets. J. Q. KELLOGG, 34 PLATT ST, N.Y., SOLE AGENT, SOLD BY DRUGGISTs. PRICE 2 CENTS A BOX,. Teb:f-de4w-D&Co 8 CLOCK. R fyid-deiw-D&00., wiHy 60 WEST ? We have Cheap Warms. Short Winters, .good Jand, schools, churches,. rivers, rail- roads and the very dest markets. Send .stamp for catrlogue, Maxoia & Bro., Ridgely, Md. ' ~ mposition by IS NO HUMBUG ! ,_ By sending B& CENTS with age, h- ight, color of eyes and hair, you will receive, by te- turn mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wile, with Lame and,datg.of. marriage.. Address W FOX, P. U. Drawer No. 24, Fultonvilie, N. Y. -. -- will change any colored hair or beard to a per- It Contains no poison.. Thé Magic «i‘emh manent black or brown. Une comb sent bymail for $1. - Lealers supplied at reduced tates. . Address Wm. Patton, TmflR-pg’miflg-f field, Mass. - fyl4-r64w-D&Co BLACK TEA with the Green Teg Fi Warranted 10 suit all tfistes‘ft 295? sale everywhere. And for sale wholesale only by the Great Avlantic and Fea Ow., 8 Church St., New York. Send Jor Thea-Nectar 'Circular. .,. oad £s Wanted for J. D. Headley fifikmlE-Q THlustrated; Book. - Rich my 511111253; and style and surpassing bis former works that bave by the, 100,000; also the new and enlarged edition of Tas Namrowman Haxp Book or Facss axp HiG- ures, containing the new and offirial Ce sus of 1870 ot all the States, Territories and large Ci i s. Wortn ten times its cost, Sent on receipnn of _ ice, $150. ty6-de R 8. & CO., 064 Broad - y, N. Y. aAGENES WaNTE D ; bog p FOR PHE LAND OF $f ' géfi EBX y. w. ll uth € 0d The grandest and most popular new 'onuk out liundreds of superb Illustgumxi’ons. \reul m5. N63 other book like it-none selling hus - (ost. Agents sell 60 to 150 per week of if and Pror. ni nwa's Sely- Inteepreting Bib'e. Erirg large inducew. .s offe seat for circular: to W; eset Pte. Cb\: Wour 1 Dusty. & C Hartford, Conn. amerox, & CO , . tyG-dciw-.. C> %A 7 L lu. iS. W}?! fizr€§£®€£§ fie fig? BOoK-BINdER, i AND BLANS B00K MANUFACTYVREE 91 Bain Siree, FSOURNAL EWILBING.» ty9-dett - 32g\ Entrance first .Aoor east of the First Aitional Bank: ‘ {x12 detf ° 11000; No. 17 Cechr Street, N. Y., or 808 ATCHd FREE, and $80 u uoy sure, and no - a ry L £2 , Pittsburgh, Pa. humbug. Address LATTA « I 48 a Niki? # jan28-dcdw-D&C0. i! Pap o} B..- FARM FOR SAL I , In Cayuga C aunty, N. C., 18 miles north of; Auburn ' ou the Southern Central R. i., comprises 150 Acres, 50 of which is heavily tembered ard the balance in- der a high stie of Culrivation. It is truly in the garden of the State, and would nut be for sile could lie owner give ib personal attenton. Has good putalngs, and plenty of them. Apply to B. H EL KINS & ; WEST, at AUBULN, N. X. fy6.dcdw-D&00 2 CLINTON | taking from one to five columus# of. figur-s at a: tinie, |- having other medicines thrust upon F 7 FREE TQ B00K AGENTS, R ~ We'wlll send a handsome Prpspectnsof' on}, lgn 2 Tilustrated Family Bible containing OVET Seo of Scripture Iflustrayions to any Book Agent, lin- charge. Address, FUBLIAHING 'Come: delphis, Pa. j«n28-deiw-D&0Co. a _. ESTABLISEBD18®: . ._., _. BE. H. KELLOGG, Manufactures & Dealer in SPERMi'IJARID\ WHALE, © ELEPHANT, .PANNERS, WOL, SIGNAL ___ ANC MACHINERY OLY \ * ~\ EL -> P x a COMBINED Wool ano®sPINDLE OIL Is an ExtRA Woor Ou, which scours out easily and perfectly from the whitest goods, is hindsome in color, almost entirely odoriess, endares a femperature of 85° and a less quanlity is required to do the work than of the best Lurd, while /A» price is much less. and besides baving all the above named desirable q rali- ties, it is really a very nice Yin. : Address, . ss - © - B. H. KELLOGG, P.:O. Box 4989. __ No. 17 Cedar Street, New York. jan28-dedw-D&Co 21> © ANGENTS WASTED FOR ® fh fro ms. : £221 A? tas E fo oucM ai wi 8 bas bpo d A Rg « O fir “Q £53 B5 ops #B in ins AG ta to la 4 © dz o oe k AND 10 . : ITS VOTARIES \ ByDr. J#o. B Euuts. Large Sales, immense‘l’rofits. Stupendous revelations and etartling disclosures. Uneid\ commudity and its mysteries. 'The whole subject© laid and its , hideousuess exposed to universal excenifion. WRITTEN IN THE INTERESTS oP AND PUBLIC MoB- AIIPY, Bend forcirealars and terms, U. S, Publish- ing Co., 411 Broome Street, New York,. f : - 6, < jan@8-dedw-D&Co ROCKERY Fell No. 64 Main Street. At Prices Refmfi the War. G Good Dinner, Teaand 'Poilet Sets in Tron Stone China, Also the cheaper quality of Ware. GOODS WARRANTED, . a a earmr R 8; ° Ching at MOTTS, 64 Main St. French, German and English China in Tea and Dinner Sets. Price same as befors the War, only adding 10 per cent. for the premium or Gold, A Large Stock of Fine Becorated French and English Pollet Ware, veny now. how is the time to fit up your Chambers. . Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, Croth Shades, Borders. 20,000 B2 olis-All New Styles and no old stock,. Wull Paperis now offered so low that no one need go. with dirty walls. Having become a lirge pur- chaser of Wall Paper direct from the Mannfacturers, I can and will sell Wall at Lowkr FIGURES than can be bought elsewhere. Children's Carriages. As Spring opens you want to draw the youngsters out, Then go to MOTI'S CAINA HALL and get one of thore Nice Carriages which he is selling so CHEAP. Also muny other Children's Toys, Classware. Being the Agent for the Flint Glass Manufacturers, all who are desirous of getting the BesT Quautry of Glassware at as 'ow prices as they have hitherto paid Tor the common. green glass, will do well to call. Also a fine Stock of-CUT- GLASS. Pitchers, Fruit Dishes, Goblets, Wine Glasses, Champaienes, Tumblers, Celery glasses, Spoon, Butter, Sugar, Cream, &¢;, &c. 6 Mots China Mali, 64 Main Street. Lamps and Gas. Fixtures. Chandeliers in 1, 2, 3, 4 aod 6 lights; Bracket Lamps, a fine assortment; Table Lamps, Hand and Hauving Lamps. | . \ - Gas Fixtures, a fall .assoriment from Eastern Manufacturers; Gas Burners, Wax Tapers, Drop Lights, German Students. Lamps, Chimneys by the barrel to the trade. ' Ro. 64 Main Street, ~- Brittania Ware.. Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Ter Pots, Coffee Pots, &c., &c. A China Hali, 64 Main Street. . Drockery.. 'I have just received a Fresh Importation of what is known as the HAVRE WARE. This is as fine as the best French China. Imitates it exactly, and as a J cost of only-one-third.. Call and see it at. Chine Hall, 64 Main Street. CUTLERY AT MOTT'S, 64 MAIN 87. Largest Assortment of Table y i Ci ty.eco;%1;g§iiug Efvozrr; algalgilcdagtl‘éefgfilxgg, 1523 Bandied Plated Blades, Bone, Cocos, Rubb Also Pocket Cutiery of all styles, |.. _ er, &c. Silver Plated Ware, Silver Tes ._ Sets and Table Casters. My Stock of Fine Plated Casters is the Largest in the City. Don't fail to see. them before buying. Butter Dishes, Spoon Holders, Sugar Bowls, Ice Pitchers, Goblets, Tea Trays, Preserve Dishes, Fruit Stands, Napkin Rings,, Tea: Spoons, Table and Dessert Spoons, Table, Tea abo Desserp Forks of Rogers & Bros., three plate and extra. _ ALSO A FINE STOCK OF SOLID SILYER IN ALL THE ARTICLES. Mott's, 64 Main Street. BR. 3. E. SMITHS NEW DEXTAL DEPOT, No. G6 Main Street.: TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, by use of Nitrous Oxyd, or Laughing Gas. All work per- {mining to the profeision done in a sativfacto manner. Also, for the profesonm, a large and we selected assortment of =. 8 White's Teeth, constantly on haud, at manufa; tirers' prices, jan12-deif THOMAS ROONEY, 'ORNTE OCK AND ONTARIO Str boxmirgggr‘rm STRERT BRIDGE, RSETS, Copper, Tin and Sheot Kron Worker, Tin Roofng, Iron Roofing, Hot Air Furnace work, Galvanized Tron. Cornice, Window Caps and Mitres :of any desired plan, made to order, Eve Troughs, Conductors and House Building Material on hand. Mill Buckets. Stoves repaired and Fixtures furn- ished. All Jobbing in general Sheet Metal work done with profapt attention.. Pumps répaired. All work and material warranted as represented, - - jans-dom
