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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Lees Elixir.

Sovere'sn 'en.edy Jo' tOidS, obstinate
coughs, cator'hS, dsthmaS, sore th.oQts,
ana approaching consumrfionS.
Mr.. hoah hids efy-l was attacked with
"a most violent cold, severe cough and talns
IN the breast, which continued to glow
worse; during which ny appetite failed, and
n'y voice altered so much, that il was with
me utmost r%eTilon could pronounce sins
gle sentence louder than my breath. Some
81 MY friends having observed to NE that
much good had been don. by the use o. Lees
Elixir, advised me to procure bottle, which
accordingly ord. and TO these persons unac.
qua iDtfe with the merits Of this medicine. it
VIII appear aslonishrg, flat three doses
should remove the pains in my breast, ind
the use Of one bottle restored me to perfec
health. Yours with re.uect.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Lees Worm Lozenges.

The proprietor has now the pleasure of
stating that the following case came under
his Immediate observation his little dauph.
ter about years OLD, appeared yer, visibIy
to lose her flesh, no particular cause could be
given Tor her thus pinns away, sh. was at
length taken with levers, which, with other
symptoms led him to believe she hao worms.
ne gave her dose OF Lees Lozenges, which
Drought away, incredible as it may appear;
Two wora's, the one fifteen ana the other
thirleeR inches in length, each lhree-iourtbs
OF an inch round
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
PREVENTION.
BETTER THAN CURE.
LEES
Famous Ambitious Pills,

rs IN inialllbie cure, but the Proprietor has
every possible reason that can result from ex-
tensive experience, for believing tina, a dose
o. these pills, taken once every two weeks.
during the prevalence OF BILIOUS, VEL.
LOW and MALIGNANT FEvERS, win
under the blessing Of Providence, prove an
infailible preventatiye-and further, tina, in
the first stages OF those diseases their use win
very generally succeed in restoring health
They are admirably adapted to carry off
supertiuous bile, and TO prevent its morbid
secretions--to restore appeiite, regular ha-
bit OF the body, promote a free preparation,
and thereby prevent colds SO often attended
with fatal consequences to the lives Of thou
sands.
s Please inquire for "LEES ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS, with the signature Of
NOAH RiDG ELY,
(iote h,chaet Lee g. Coy
1Nr. Noah Rids eiy-tor Two months
past have been afflicted with violent sick
ness at the stomach, and inclination to vomit
and loss OF appetite. BY taking two doses Of
your pills, 1 am restored to a perfect state of
health, which indcced my wife TO try them
also, which was attended with the same good
effects, being now able to attend to her do.
mestic concerns. In my opinion this medi.
cine is onequaled in stomach and bowel com.
plants, rot being attended 18th that eripine
pain common to other medicines.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Wool Carding and Spinning

Frederick county, June 9-ss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
dolambiaa Grand Fohio Bible,
Forty TWO PLATES /!

FORtY TWO PLATES!
AyOW publishing In 100 weekly numbers,
IN sf 10 Ia cts. each. Ivo of the pistes
arr, pesdid F,onispIece, and an eng aved
Title Page. Tue woi k is i!lusts lied with ex
p'anato'y No'ea, from the wri,iugs OF hose
emincni divlpes, Henry, BroDn, Scon, COke,
iVcst.y, lad Clayke.
" p soos 'esid;nS &c the coun y, who
may ai.h T. sub,c ibe, can DC supplied with
5ers ~ time, or more, a. tar ~ pnblIshe q,
On application To the appointed Agcnt, al Mr..
VIM OMAS's Church Street, NewPort, R.I.
\ 8 subscription papers are left at
u STREETER's rsvr0, Bustoi--also, at
Mr.. coles Tavern, Warren, II. j.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
August so Of)
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
From Ncyp BEDFORD to aes0bo'f Snsf
Providence, orer The S,ons
Bridge at 7ivericr.


r EAvES New B. dford every Toesdsy
AA and Fiday, H eo'cIock a and az
rives Al Newport at @o'cloek p NJ. same
days. Leaves Bristol Ferry a, ~ O'clock |,
ARRIVES at b 'is,oi a, one, a, W,,fen a, 0. and
Al Providence at 3 O'Clock same days.
keturninS. leaves Prov'dencs and New
port eve'y Weanesdsy and Saturday, a, 9
O'clock 4. r md arrives al B'istoi Ferry 81
-, and al \ W. Badtord si 6 o'clock Pm
same day. Ps.-engeis leaving NV. Yc,k
on Monday, will by this convsy syruce, arrive a
New Bedford on Wed,esdy.
The Stage Book are hep IN Pfosijenss,
at Biake's (; 10 Nswport. at Towusend's
Coffee house in New Bedford, OF Col. Mel
SON. Hotel.
Fare fem New Bedford 10 Newport
81 50---snd from, N " Bsdford 10 Providenee
SSoo--Esch Psssenger = allowed 25 lbs.
baggage, slis and fof les lbs. baggage
ihe same a. Cor Pss.cpger
All fsvors viii be tbsnkinl'y received, aud
gracefully Acknowledged
PELEG FISH, Ntrho-s.
ISAAC FISH P~oDffcnes,
J. Fl BARTLETT, Neg Bedfoyd.
Nsp. 9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
TO LEl'.

(,5rd hOssession given intmediafeiy
THE front part of the hosss with chambers.
snd other convcnieoees,) now occupied by
the subscriber, stuste the main road. about two
miles from the Aaie.House IN Newport The ST.
ussion 10 plessspt, and n well cabcslated tor
southern Gmily. Should il be preferred Boarders
vili be taken on reasonable terms and ever exer-
ticn viH be maas Tor their comfortable seeommo-
dstion. Ip81 KgS9
yn6sr-wr Srr so 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
NOTICE.

AMEs f0WNScNp, informs his friends and
y .ss public. that he has employed an eSper fenced
workman, ~ the CABINET MAKING BusIN Ess,
and Is ready 10 attend 10 the calls Of his old Cas-
toners and frends-- the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punetasliy attended
to-csll at the Chsmbers over his sters north
corner OF Bsnnister's. wharf
Newport. March 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
FOR SALE,
L He well known Tavern and Farm i

THE well known Tavern and Farm in
/ Wellington, lately the properly oi Free.
NAN Maybetry, ,dcacessed, consisting ot about
sky FIVE acres Of excellent land we'll fenced
win s,v0e wall, into lots Of convsaicnt else,
and containing q due proportion Of esebsrding,
ne adow, plow and and pssturagc--wi,hs spa
cious Dwelling House, Store, Hail. Barn,
shed, Z ib, and other buildings, ell erected s
great expense, and 10 toersbie repair. The
situation OF the premises at the upper four
Co-nets, near Tsuoton River and Berhlcy
Bfiase. and their numerou, eonvenisncss and
psiyiLs ges csnno, fail TO make them desirsblc
to all persons wishing to combine and pursue
,ae busiesss Of sgficuI,ure, inn-keeping and
Mefchand.z,, o. TO vest properly IN real os.
tate, which viii pay more thso The interest of
80 cost. An unquesticnabls si.ie will be Civ
n, aud po,session given, the esth Of March
legt. For ~ ms apoly,o
NANCY MAYBERRY, Of Newport
John HOWE Esq. OF Bristol,
DAVID Sr,NOiSH. Of Wellington.
Newport, December. ~, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
Haiu0bk Stand for business.

For sale, or TO Le, on very reasonable
terms,
A We'll Finished two story dwelling.
n House. about 20 by 30 feet, situate one rod
iccm the sou.h west corner Of the Red Market, in
Newport NJ I is good stand for boarding sc,
I'D ns, besHipng improved xs such. having. rooms
f,r fourteen beds There is also food shop In
iron, oil the same, which 10 valuable stand for bu.
siness.
.iise-A sma,l shop. few doors east Of the above,
opposite the middle Of the south side Of the said
Market.
Any person wishing to purchase or hire either or
both of the above premises, msy know the condi.
'ons by applying to The suberiber in Eas, Green
wch.
Spencer Hall.
-:oxt:o--
Bile also ogtrs for sale, on very liberal
terms, his Farm situate in East Greenwich about
miles from he court iiouse, containing $50 acres,
with q good two story Dwelling House. Chase.
House. Darn, three Cribs &c About 20 head Of
cattle are kept on sid farm. which has il about
1000 apple trees, abou, half are grsf,ed wi,f the
best kindei OF fruit About one tbi d part OF the
farm is wood land and there Is excellent stream
If water running through it. suitable for mills or
factories of any description. For further psrtcu.
lars apply as above.
East tsreenwieh December 20, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
Spencer Hail.
TO LET,

(yfnd inmediate hossession yiuer,J
C HOP Mo-, on the north side the Parade, "a.
, Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAss. For
terms. and other particulars. apply to Mr. Charles
Peke May d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
Ra,,asvare, Cut!ey, Ship Lhandlery,u o
VIM II. kATHBONE.,

JterS .for safe at hlS os0re, htsd 81
Packer Whusf
GU ADbAts IS double and single
observation; Brass and W.oi Compasses )
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments (;
parallel rules Scales and Diyrers Navigatos and
Coast Pilots; Chsrts pa,en, hsli-hour Glasses |;
s<og- glasses Burning 4na ,hips colours, quil,s,
writing, letter and og paper ink powder corJage
o. all sizes twine house, cabin paint and scruh
brushes brooms CABIN mops log reels and chfs |;
deep SEA and hand iesis. hand pumps, serving
mSde,s blocks and asnks japan lamps and feed-
eis, horn and tia laDtorns knives and forks hin
yes OF all kinds; screws; brass and iron iatches I;
locks coHse mills, jack aud pen knives. poons
oUoks ladies and tormentors; aycs. hatchs,s, ha +.
mess jspsa aud tin tru,npete. cl.iseis, saxurs h.
saws, harpoons and grams, fish hooks, sail needles
ana pa ms, leather sheathing paper, caulkinE irons
and mallets marlin spikes iron shoveis' ships
=scapers, g;beis, pump and cispper nails, slstes
and pencils spanish brown red lead tin, iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and nails brsds and tacks of ali sizes,
tile, glue, chalk birthstone ampbiack, oars, hand
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Tutpentne and Rosip osksm ;
With full sssor 81 every articles usually call
ed for in a Hardware and Ship Chandlery store.
GT Persons wishing Quadrants and compasses
repaired. leave them Al the above store, where
they viii! be a.tcoded to-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Wcsj Ldrdi0p.

HE subscribers inform their friends
n and the public. that they have rcpaeuisIssd
Their Csrdiog Machines wi.h new Cards Of the an
est and mos, approved manufaeturs. and thas they
are now enabled TO Card Wool Of all grades, in The
best usnner
= They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
! en- Goods, as u-uaI -.9ks, they color and finish
WOODEN Cloths OF all dcscsi and to color gar
ments, &C that have faded. or become unisshcn.
able All brapches of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the loves, terms. and
The iess, favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE d GRINNELL
N b-sAsroBD ALay Latte -Compton--PsIss
CoRsr. rwerton- wriLiAs FKAasE, Bristol.
ferry-and JoB saHsMAs, IA Newport. will re-
esve and forward articles ntcnoed for the Manu-
iaCSory Portsmouth, Juiy. 10, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

HkS0, an Lunl6er Tard,
general assortment OF country Lumber, con.
sisi;ng Of Ship Plank boat Boards. common onk do
and josts: half inch ehesnut rds, &c. &c
Wexford Oct 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
NOTICE.

MINE stray Gcesc have bern found
~ On the subscs,bcr's premises. IN ne Neck
which the owner csy have again, by proving property
and psyiag chsrges CEDsHE q HA4m
pe~T,ss, lzr ~ 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

Has fer sals at his store tn Wiekfor3.
A Geae,ai .fssortment OF Hardware and
IN Cmiery bass Anlirohs, shoseis sri
roass-ALSO, Dry Goods, Shoes, scd Gro
terlss Dutch Plough Iroos, .nd Piouehs
rsady made patent pi,ch forks road and
narrow cast steel sxes; bar lroo sod steel,
and malta sf all so.fs; beaub tile, bricks,
stone Iime, Wiodow Glass and Putty.
,Leqy;ce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
FLAX SEED.

THE market price, (either in Cash or
l. Goods.) vili be given ior COED siean FLAX
SEED, delivered 10 large or small parcels, 70 the
supscrbcr, eornr Of washingtos square ssd
EdwaYd W Lopta0.
Newport, Deoember 20, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
UNION FACTOKY,

NE subscribers respectfully informs THAR
friends and he pubic in general, that they
have adGed TO their establishment n complete set
OF new Csrdss suitable for carding of Meino WOOL,
~ the bes, manner, which together with their for
msr machinery make their establishment complete
Wool OF ell grades earded into rolls at ihe lew
est terms. They wish to receive wool for manu-.
Featuring on shares or contract, ~ nay beat sui,
their employers They continue 10 carry on their
Clothing business, in all its various branches. Ev-
cry attention viii be paid the cooring Of Grapes,
Bombaze,,es, silks, sc. The following persons
xiil receive and forward any a,tcles inirnded for
The Union Factory
GEORGE LAwTON, Tversen
JEREMIAH GlFFOHD, Br,s,,i F~0
EDW thD SrANH0PE, and
y w WATSON, .vssspers
The subscribers. return.the,r sincere thanks "
the.r old customers and solicit the continuance Of
their tayours. JOHN BARCOCK
MOSES LAWToN.
Portsmouth, June
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

90 Qulntals dry CQd6sh, ,
10 bbls MackeNl.
90 bbis Cider.
90 do Flour,
20 tests Cedar tubs.
y DO sugar boxes,
Is grindstones,
80 bundles wrapping
paper,
200 ", hogs lard,
100 bushels potatoes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

900 VT pearl ashes,
GOO hid hoops,
1000 fish barrels.
SO rum ditto,
20 bushels plaster,
500 pine Clapboard'
IS m. do shingles.
500 chesnnt rails.
50 bushels white
beans,
25 cords frewood,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

TPRIlTLsC, u al lind, esssssed N
fssnTaefsrg 7xynrrs q an sGss
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16
9assact)usttts 5pp.
PUBLISHED BY
MANNING & TRUMBULL,
One door south Of .Messrs. BURT & MERRIcK,s
Stage Office.
CONDITIONS on PUBLICATION.

Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 124 per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
or Advertisements, not erceeding twelue
lines, published three Deeks for one dollar, and
continued three aeeeks longer for fifty CENTS
Larger advertisements d, the same proportion.
In consequence Of a decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for its insertion.
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O. Atheneun, Nos. 9s
and SO,

fire justreceiOed, at TRpMBULL's Bookstore.
Contents of No.. XCIX.-Letters from
the HAVANA; Biography OF Singular Charac-
ters-Adam Mond, Korner the Poet, Pearce the
Traveller, Joseph Armi'age, Christophe, NJ
Naldi; Management of Bees; Queen Mary's
Cross; Dear is the Brow, &C.. Knight Tog-
genburg, from the German of Schiller; Lee
sons Account of the Rima or Bread Fruit
Tree; Life in London; Wordsworth; Origin
Of Chivalry Louis Buonaparte's Marriage !;
Hindu Caves; Senses of Fish; Adieu to the
Rhone, by Arthur Brooke; Marriage; Curious
Statistical View; Coronation Anecdotes: Lon
ginus; Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms !:
Plays; A Quaker's Dress; Ancient Sentiments
alists; Milton; Venetian Honour; Civiliza-
tion; British Possessions in India; Various
kinds Of Readers-the Slow, Bawlers, the En-
phatick, the Rapid, the Dramatick, &C.; In
ventions; Chemistry; DR.. South; Gout; An
ecdotes of George ILL.,; Mechanism; Baron
Scharf; Cicero's Tract De Republica; Van
Dieman's Land; Venetian Conjuror Steam
Boats; Ancient Jokes on Physicians; Elec-
tucity and Galvanism; Croley's Catiline: Po-
lar Bear, &C.; Literary Report for February.
Worcester, May 8, 1921.
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Shingles for Sale.

YNHE Subscriber, at his Store
II in Royalston, offers for sale-a large
quantity Of good SHINGLES, at a very low
price, such as cannot but be satisfactory to the
purchaser. He also intends keeping them
constantly for sale, at Grafton, with the care
OF MIR. Samuel Wood, and at Sutton with Mr..
Israel Putnam and Mr.. Jacob March.
RUFUS BULLOCK.
Royalston, April so, 1921.
NJ B.--As usual, an extensive Assortment
of EUROPEAN, INDIA, WEST-INDIA, &
DOMESTICK GOODS, &c. &c. on the most
accommodating terms, for cash, produce, short
credit at cash prices, or long credit with fair
promises.-R. B. CIV
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O. e A. CROSBY's
Chemical Japan Blocking Improved.

YNHIS preparation is put up in
:. u small glass junk bottles, with a. sponge
attached to the cork and when applied to
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Morocco Shoes, Harness.
Chaise Tops, and Cavalry Trimmings, produc-
es an elegant gloss without brushing. 1t NAV
be applied Immediately after greasy substance
es, and will not crock. The improvement
consists principally in rendering the gloss SO
soft that it may be brushed either to render it
more brilliant, or to renew it after it has be-
come soiled.-One Bottle will last one person
a year, and for Morocco two years. Price.
SO cents.
CdutiOn.--That each Bottle be labelled
with the American coat of arms, under which
Is the following assertion: These directions be-
ang adhered TO, any person acho aciH prooe to the
lenders that thts Backing is injurious to The
leather, may receive s 100, and ssgned o. G. "A.
Crosby.-Prepared, wholesale and retail, by
the vendors, Cambridge, IN. Y.)-and for
sale by GEo. A. TRUMBULL, SETH REED, and
H. G. HENsHAw, Worcester-also by mer-
chants generally throughout the United States.
May 9, 1891. CIV
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Campbell's Magazine.

Subscriptions received at TRumsu1L's
Bookstore for the New Monthly .Magcsi,e-
commenced under the editorial care Of THor.
AS CAMPBELL, author of the C Pleasures Of
Hop" and Gertrude Of Wyonsing,' now re-
publishing in Philadelphia.
April 16, 1891.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16
To Builders and Others.
FVO be sold, at Auction, at

EO be sold, at Auction, at
n Princeton, on Thursday, the nth of
the present month, May at 2 o'clock, P. M.
The elegant Mansion-House of the late 1t.
GOVERNOR GILL-to be put up in lots to ac-
commodate those who may want only parts of
the Building; and to those who may be desiI-
GUS of putting up other Buildings, it offers a
good opportunity of suiting themselves at very
low rate .-Terms of sale, and other particulars,
to be made known at time of sale.-All the
Lots to be removed at the expense of the pur-
chaser Ia days after the SALE.
NJ B.-The premises may be viewed at any
time previous to the sale.
PRINCETON, May A, 1921.
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Mr.. AMOS ELLIS. having
The New-England
MUSEUM.

70, C0urt- Otreet, Boston,
M HIGH was eifablifhed by
w Aa Of the Legiilarure in l8,8-has now
been open for reception of Viitors two wears,
aud has unqueRionsbly become the greateG and
moa highly intereaing Lyceum of Amuiement in
America. The publick are RESPECTFULLY inform
ed, that the uhok receipts are laid out TO increaie
and improve the E&ablilhmens; and that the COL
ledi0ns are of iuch nature, that much uleeul
knowledge may be acquired by viewing this i'm
menie variety of CURIosrrIEs.
Every person visiting Boston, for
bu6neis or plesfure, mould be careful NOT 20 omit
calling at the NEW-ENCLAND MUSEUM. Is.
cOEt-Streei, head Of Markst-Strett Bsildiags.-
iE1 Adristance, rs cents.
Sept. I3. $780,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE


S immediately requested, as the
y Subscriber expects to close his business as
Post-Rider on the 9th Of May instant; at which
time he will transfer the business into the hands
OF another person. He shall, therefore, at that
time, without limitation or delay, proceed to
settle Accounts with all those who are indebt.
ed to him for Newspapers. He would also
return thanks to those who have punctually
paid their dues LUTHER GOULD.
Mr.. AMOS ELLIS, having
bought the privileges on the Route lately tray.
elled by Mr.. LUTHER GoULD, would remind
those interested, that he shall, on the 10th
instant, commence the business of Post-Riding
on the above Route. All favours in his line of
business will be thankfully received and punc-
tually attended to.
May 2, 1921.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16

fashionable GOODS for sale ois.-
Bingham Robes, Ladiss' Kid Gloves,
Muslin do. Menu Beaver do.
Merino Hdkfs. Whit Silk Hose,
Imitation do. Black do. do.
Nankin Grape, Whik Cotton do.
Canton do. 77 4 EElegaht Vestings,
Black Sarsnet, Bonnet Silk, Cravats,
Fancy Calico, DUCK Pantaloons.
Common do. Facory Bingham,
Plain Leno Muslin, Chick, Stripe,
Figur'd do. do. Shletings & Shirtines.
Lace do. do. Cytton & Silk Floss,
White Cambrick, Canvas for Misses to
Cambrick Muslin, work,
Linen Cambrick, Steam Loom Shifting,
Imitation do. Power do. do.
Green Grape, White Linen.
Italian do. Blue Broadcloth,
Lapies' English white Sattinets, Edgine,
Silk Gloves, Morocco s.,ares, &c. &c.
The above Articles, with many 9TH
ers, having been purchased at reduced prices.
together with a complete assortment of
CRoCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE,
NJ. 4. Goods So Groceries,
may be had, cheap for Cash, Produce, or on a
short credit.
THos. W. WARD.
Shrewsbury, .4prii %, 1891.
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Young Post-B Boy,
\ BEAUTIFUL chestnut bay

IN coloured Horse, four years old this Spring,
will stand to be let to Mares the ensuing Sea-
son, at ~. Watts, in Sterling, on Mondays and
Wednesdays; at Holman's, in Bolton, on
Wednesdays; at Wethsrbss's, in HARVARD, on
Thursdays and Fridays; and at Rand's, in
Lancaster, Oh Saturdays. will be
three dollars the Leap, and five dollars the
Season.
N b. The Season will commence the mid
die Of May inst. and end the middle of July
next.
JOHN TOWN, jun.
Dana, May 2, 1891.
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South-End Distillery.
THOMAS BREWER,
HAVING purchased and fitted

A-M up, IN the most approved manner, the
DlSTILL-HOUSE formerly owned by ABRA-
HAM GIBSON, Esq. deceased, offers for sale
NEw-ENcLAND Rum,
Of SUPERIOR quality, and at such prices as
cannot fail to please.
G1- Orders left at the Distill-House, Dis
till-House Square, leading from l12 Orange
Street to Front Street, or at No. Newbury-
Street, will be promptly attended to.
Boston, June 20, 1890. ly
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Notice IS hereby Gsuen,

NHAT the Subscribers have
n been duly appointed Executors of the
last Willard Testament Of SO ONION WAKE
FIELD, late of Royalston, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, and have taken upon
themselves that trust, by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make imme-
date payment; and all those to whom said
Estate is indebted, are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
VIM. WAKEFIELD, >
GIBBS DODGE, n.1seTs'
Dudley, May 1, 1921.