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HE HAS LIKEWISE.

large number Of COOK STOVES. OF his
own invention, which will be found 20 combine
more advantages than any before offered 10 the
public, as can be attested by many who have them
in use--The objection to many Cook Stoves in
roasting meat, cannot be made TO these. as the
roasting is as perfect by fire.; two large pie
ces can be roasted at time on spits exposed 10 a
free current of air.--Those who Wish to purchase
article so important in domestic use, are reques-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Those about commencing houIs keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached TO the
Stove, and those who are building save the ex-
Pense of Cue chimney by procuring one Of them.
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
tunnels, tor Stoves OF all sizes With copper and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
notice-having procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
.4LSO--FoR SALE AS ABOVE, general assort-
ment Of
Groceries, Bar Iron q ind steel,
And large supply of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will DE warranted to prove good.
Jan. f6. tf
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
ANTI-DYSPEPTlCK PILLS.


Prepared by Henry James-.NesS York,
A approved and almost certain remedy for
n Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, habitual cos
tiyeness and piles.
It's well known that Dyspepsia is one Of the
msst frequent ard formidable diseases Of our
country. Its commencement isiDdicated in diff
ferent patients BY various symptoms, of which
the most remarkable are, irregulGrity Of the boc-
els, obstinate eosiirencss, headache, commonly
sailed nervous sick headache, yeItoCness Of ths
eyes and skin, Geddy ct The stomach after eating,
gien called heart burn, fntutencc or rind M the
stomach, Sier taste IN the mouth IN the morning,
.foefid breath, drOtcsiness efter dinner, debihty.
kssitude emnc,atiOn, depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on the
principle of speci6cks. Their use was sugges-
ted by.theory but their efficacy has been tested
by long and faithful experience and the result
has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion and
cosiiveoess, are certainly and speedily removed
sy these Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above symp-
toms, are assured, tina, the Anti-Dyspeptick
Pills re q remedy we'll worth their attention,
and entitled 10 their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail by
HENRY BUTMAN.
Portland. Sept. Is. 1921. eowly
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cot ~ ~ .I,ToSOrl
a., IS. 46, i, s.
row ANe and yolelI
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Pounds Cassia 10 MATS,
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Mem Military s. other Goods.
WYER s NOBLE,

Euchang e-StreeL Portland,
INFORM their friends and the public that they
i have just received from tbs latest impoftzttons
Ageneral assortment OF
Gold, Siluer, Plated e Britannia
Wdre, sc.
viz--Gold Wa,ches- Chains-KeJs and Seals
foe gold neck Chzins-Pearl, Iett, Garnet, and
Gold Bar RiDgs-Pins and Ripgs--I elegant sii-
yer Tea Sett-rich plated fruit and cake Baskess,
with silver rims-TsA Pots--Cssors-C aDdsstieks
-Snuifss-Trays-fnk Staud,---Table and Tea
Spoons, &c. &c.-Britanns Church Furniture
Coffee and Tea Pots, variou, patterns-p plated, gilt
and Steel Bag Tops-elegant steel indisPensihes
highly polished gilt and steel Clasp and
Snaps-steel Psns-siIver and plated Pencil Cases
and Tooih Picks-Lady's Morocco Pocket Books
Thread Cases 3 Purses-Ivory, Horn and COM
mon Table and Desert Knives aud Forks.
vsry extensive assortment of superior Pen q
OK HALVES, new patterns.
Rich gold anu gilt SWORDS, EPAU~
LET'S, LACE, TNSoELS, STARS & CORD
Ostrich and other Piumes, var,ous COors and pri-
ces; Fowng Pieces and Training Guns; Sword
Belts, Chains and Piates-tOgether with every
article in the Military line.
Hj7GentIemen Officers are particularly invited
to call and examine. Companies will be supplied
with any equipments they may want, upon such
terms as cannot fail to please them.
They hare also on hand as usual,
Warranted GOLD NECKLACES; silver
soup, gravy, and cream Ladies table, desert and
tea Spoons; Sugar longs; Salt Spoons and Thims
bIes; hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
which will be sold upon the most reasonable terms.
". 3. Country Iradcrs 1giH Be furnished acith
any Of the ADORE az q small Advance, jQty II.
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Portland Silk and Wo6Uen Due
House and Futiing Mall.
ROBBERY THOMPSON.

WOULD inform his friends and the public
w that he has had new Buildings erected near
Vaughan's Bridge for his SILK IND WOOL
LEN DHE, and for Fullirg and dressing Cloth,
IN the neatest manner. He has lately built new
machine for Knapping and Teasin,E and Dressing
Cloth, which does il in a superior siSe.
He also colours british blue for SD cents yard.
All kinds of mems garments can be colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid
dle-Street, at Mr.. Saml. Emery's. head of Long
Wharf, at Miss Cushing's, fore-Stfeet, and Miss
Warren's, Exchsnge-Stree,, will b taken and re-.
turned.
r. +. Will furnish any of the Country Cloth
ers with mapping, Teszling>And Dressing Ma
chimes at $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week.
Aug. Fl. If.
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+ ace, Cotton, OIL, Gin, Hin, Rye,
e, oil Pork, &c. &c.
SEWARD PORTER,


XII No. 9, Long Wharf,
fer .s ,a.s ,S% .1op b, s,,s3s :oi
Coffee,
8 bag, Coffee-ao barrels Pork,
so boxes Oranges and Lemons,
stierces Rice-2o ddx. scY,hes.
Just Recei1ed and IN Store,
so pr. gentlsmen's Ma Ikeen 'Trow.ers,
s bales Cotton--lo q asks Sweet Oil.
10 hhdsI Philadelphia Gin,
hhd,. tage Of 1915 Warranted pure az
or. eask } imported.
10 pieces chopp. aud flag handkercnien,
6 lbs black Italian sewing Silk,
10 boxe, London made Pipes,
a barrels bottled Po< ter containing 8 doc. each,
~ boxes Waits No. 4 & s, Chocolate,
10 10 ' DO Mal.s. RAISINS,
drums Saltana
2 boxes Axes-2 dox]. do.
s s :: s'S S;::s }TEAs
8 hhds n. 0. Sugar.
s gross Mackerel Hook .-Bed Cords-bsgs Corks
-quintals Cod Fish-PEoughs-b Rosin-An-
ehors of all kinds and sizes, &c. &c.
June II, 1891. #.
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TEAS.
Gunpowder-I Imperial
Hyson-Hyson..Yo Young
Hyson -Hyson Skin
So1chong-Bobes.
| SPICES.
! Nutmegs. Mace. Cloves.
Pimento--Cassia.. ,GiH-
geF-Cinnamon.
SUGARS.
White and Brown Ha.
vaua-Muscovado, va
rious qualitics---India
/ double boiled Brown s.
hite-Loaf, double &
single rein ed--Lump.
COFFEE.
Old Java--Bourbon--
W est India.
CANDLES.
Spermaceti---Mould
and Dipped--~-TalIow,
various sizes.
CORDIALS.
Martinique Noyeau---
IAbsinthe--.A missed
!Creole-Monbin.
CHEESE.
American, best.
b, and 2; Shells ; bottled
Johns, one, two and tOur
L ndia. & Sugar Bakers:
ID b ; Entry Mats, various
Flask and Bottle DO. /;
'Gies ; India Soy; Catsup;
epper ; Windsor shaving
D /; CASTLE do; Liverpool
Cider Vinegar T; Starch:
Bristol Brown Stout f;
n al /; Citron f; CsperS;
4 particularly selected for
Cigars, from the best
i be paid to orders from
re 8. Orders from abroad
b promptness. and meet
d $ though the persons
ii .iformity will be adher.
\ aay be pleased to favor
Of ing satisfactory 10 The
I lgGin.
IN
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r,'~U"1 > an. .sedrca Jurisprudence by DIR
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BY JOHN COX,

che country VIZ
SPIRITS.
Old Cognac Brandy
Spanish do. -Cherry do
Schiedam and Weesp
Gin---American do
Old Jamaica Rum--St.
Croix and Grenada do
Cherry and n. E. do.
WINES.
Champsign--L. p.
Madeira--Sicily Ma
observation-disclosures
Vidonia-Real Port
CIaret-Red-Frontig-
nac-MaIaga.-C urranI
FRUITS.
Mala Grapes-Musca-
tel and Bloom Raislns-
Malaga, Cask and Sui
tana do.-SOyrna do
Turkey fgs-Zant Cur
rants-Dates. ). Bordeaux
Prunes-Lemons-Or-
anges-AppIes.
NUTS.
Filberts-English W al
Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious.
Almonds.
CHOCOLATE, No.
and draught Cider Dem
gallons ; Molasses, " est
Mustard, suPerhne Durh
sizes; Spermscesi Oil !;
Sauces +; Essence OF Anch
Cayenne and MaIabar !
Soap /; Brown & White q
Blown Salt ; Salt fetre
Dun Fish /; London an'
Porter 4; lsinglass ; Dat
Rice, and Supsgfne Flour
families. Also, HaUant
manufactures IN Hdrdna
Particular attention W
families, and for ships ST
will be attended to wi
with the same attention
were present; as a strIc'
ed to in prices, to all VII
the above establishment,
"M articles not p
purchaser, pi!I be receirt
-AugussT.
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A. 81 J. MASON,

Head Of fngrahans's Wharf. HAVE FOR SALE,
On hhds. sweet favoured St. Croix RUM-hhds
y n. E. RUM-pipes BRANDY-do. Ii. GIN
--hhds & bbls American do quarter d. half
quarter casks Sicily & Malaga WINES--5 casks
Sperm OlL-l0 boxes dipt CANDLES-boxea
STARCH-bags fine SALT-bbls GINGER
bags PEPPER and PlMENTO-kees TOBACCO
IS bales COTTON-20 chests and boxes So0-
chong and Young Hysop TEA-20 bbls brown
SUGAR-3O bbls FLOUR--300 bushels yellow
CORN 10000 CiGARS-30Os traws TUMBLERS
IS doz. SHOVELS--2O bis. prime PORK-I0
bbls. clear do.--6O00 lbs BACON
Portland, Sept IS, 1921 6w
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FURNITURE T. CHAIRS.
WILLIAM HASKELL.

(BACK STREET. Has FOR SALE,
n Doz. fancy CHAIRS, of good quality !:
SE common do SIDEBOARDS; SECRE-
TARlES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD IA
81 rs; Pembroke and Dining do. common do. /;
dressing do \; Greoian SOFAS; common do. :
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES: high and
field post BEDsTEADS; common do.--Aiso,
10000 feet of Bay and St. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which he will sell on as good terms as be
purchased in the state. r1FThose who wish TO
purchase large or small quantity, will please 10
call and see for themselves. Orders from the
country will be attended TO.
Pcr.icr5, july 2ah, 1921. q
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More Mem Books.
WILLIAM HYDE,

A1~TA az CC1 itDCE4
+" PHYSIOLOGICAL and systematical
BOTANY" BY Professor Sumner, Of
Yale College.
Biographical Sketches of Emin-
ent Lawyers.
No Fiction-a new and cheap edi-
ton.
Chalmers Discourses on the ap-
plication Of Christianity to the commercial
and ordinary affairs Of life.
My Friends Family-cheap edi-
ton. .....4LSO...
The TEMPLE HARMONY,
Cd edition, much improved, containing the most
popular airs Of Village Harmony, and songs Of the
Temple, and number Of original pieces never
before published. Price so cents single, $500
per doz.
ga variety ofnew CHILDEENSBOOK
for Rewards in sabbath schools, &c.
Also, for sale as dbOrs,
The CHRISTIAN ALMANAC, for
1922, by the grOce, dozen or single. Oct. 2.
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Eyening School,
X. GURLEY. will commence

his EVENING SCHOOL, lst Of October next, &C
his School Room in Free street, for instruction in
the usual branches. Any wishing to practise on
either Of the late, or old Rockwell System of
Writing, may there have good opportunity for
that, or attending TO any of the usual branches.
N. B. Navigation, &c taught as usual.
Portland, Sept. IS, le2i. cop.
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LIGHT & HEAT,
! APpled to domestic PURPOSES uOilh economy.
NATHAN WINSLOW,

LAS for sale at No. 1, Exp hange.ROw, just
l. J. below the Hay Market,
SPERMACETI OIL,
Of an excellent quality for Lan Ps, with q
GREAT VARIETY OF
Lamps and Lanthorns, and the greatest as
assortment of cast-iron STOVES ever offered in
Maine, calculated for PsrIours, Kitchens, Count
ing RoomseShops and Vessels, among which are,
Frauklin's, Geo. W. Browns, VIM, T. James and
Lanes Patent.
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TUITION.
MR.. WIThYCOMBE

DROPOSES opening an Erening School tor the
J. Instruction Of young Gentlemen in the ples
ing and graceful accomplishment of DANCiN
The School will COO mense on Monday, the J.
inst at PCitef,'s Hotel
0t-Subscription Papers left at Msj. Gag
and at the above Hotel. Oct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.

THIS new and beslng Da.sam Bids fair TO rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints Of the Lungs, leading TO
Consumption, and even in seated COnsumptons ii
has lately been used by many with the most sur
prsing success. lf certificates from persons OF tbe
highest fesPectabiity or The great and increasing
demand for it, rIsy be called proof of its good ef
fects, IL is proved. Scarcely case OF Colds =
Coughs, pain in the side, Difficulty Of breathing,
want Of sleep arising from dehiHly or even Con.
sump,ions, but may be relieved by The timely use
OF this medicine Many certificates Of It's efficacy,
accompany each bottle
This may certify TO those whom it may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the As,h.
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and a
great part of that time To such a cegree, that ]
could not lay in bed nor sat in meeting wIthout
coughing, Notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines, iii
procured vial Of .dndersOts Cough Dreps, and by
the of the m can sleep comfortably and sit III
the meeting without coughing, and attend 10 my
business and do further hereby certify, that my
neighbor Benjamin Holbrook had become unable to
labor, on account Of affection Of The lungs, at
tended with q cough, who has received much bene-
fit from the same kind Of Medicine. SO as to be able
to labor again, and can cheerfuily recommend the
same kind Of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints
I, the subscriber, do hereby soleinny affirm to
the truth and whole truth of the above ststement
before magistrate, at Providence. 1 this 4th
day of July, 1921. CHRISTOPHER COOK
Sold by S. w Vnson, Newport--T. S Taylor,
& Co. Little Rest-Rouse Babcock, Westerly and
Whitney and Tillinghsst, Providence
Newport, Aug. Is, 1921
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EREPARED by w, T. Copwax, Chemist, Ne. /,
Bumstead Place, Boston. via.
Ds. Relies Botanical Drops
Dr Relfes Asthmatic Pills.
Dr. Relies Aromatic Female Pills, for Obstruc.
tions, &c.
DIR. Reife's Antblous Pills, for Indigestion, Bill
iious Affections, &c.
Dt. Relics Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
Achc)
DR.. Reifc's Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
Dr. Jebbs Rheumatic LiEiment- rheumatism OF
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
lhours.
British Antiseptic DehtriGce. most excellent Cor
the teeth and gums.
Dumfres' Oin ment, certain and safe cure for
the kch, in h.'rs application, be it SO in
veterG,e. CT No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster The relief is mfnedote,
aud while L Gissolves and draws the corn out by
the roots, il causes hot The least pain.
Cambrian tooth ache Pills: the relief is instsh-
taneous, without the least injury TO the teeth
or Hunters celebrated Pills--Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and DR.. Hunters Cerste, for the
prevention and of vcnereal complaints with
perfect secresy, treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had OF the Agents, gratis
GJ None Of the ADORE are genuine. unlsss s'snes
"w. I. Conway. A large discount to Conntry
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. no, Thames-street, Newport;
.qlso, by
Ieuh,iel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Bsicl,, Providence; Dyer & Howes, Vrd.
ham, Greene, Nfp- London; Hopkins, Hartford and
most Druggists, booksellers Of espectsbili,y also
by most Post. Masters, throughout the Union
None genuine unless signed by W. L Conway.
July i2, 1890.
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POET Ky.
Prom BlactwOod's Magazine.
BYPAST TIME.


fHE shy is blue. the sward is green.
The leaf upon the bough is seen.
The Wind comes from the baimy west,
The little songster builds its nest.
The bee huns on from hower to flower
'ThI twilight's dim and pensve hour,
The Joyous year arrives but when
Shalt by.pAst times come back sgaini
think on childbood's glowing years
How soft, bow bright the scene appears;
How calm, how cioudless passed away
The long, long summer holiday
nay not muse, must not dream,
Too beautiful these visions seem
For earth and mortal man but when
Shall ty.past times come back sgaini
] think Of sunny ever so soft,
Too deeply felt, enjoyed too oft,
When through the blooming fields royeo 2
With her, the earliest. dearest loved,
Around whose form yet survey
IN thought brighi celestial ray,
To pres eht scenes denied but when
6hail by past times come back again
Alas the world, at distance seen,
A ppearcd all biissfui and serene;
An Eden, formed to tempt the foot
with crystal streams and gcidea fruit
Chat world when tried and trod. is found
n rocky waste, thorny ground
We then revert TO youth but when
Shall BY past times conc back again
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transac, business for you.' ''No, said
ST. A. who continued to walk to-
wards the door, and they were soon in
the hall; when addressing the fatb, T, now
that We are alone,' said he, .aDd the ladies'
cannot hear US, will tell you, that this
morning, a few moments after my arriv-
al an accident happened to me. was
taken with the bilious cholic, and died
promised to he buried at O'Clock, and
you will easily conceive thar must at
tend the place Of rendezvous, for not be.
ing known in this part OF the world, it
ialled to be exact 10 my word, II would
awake suspicion OF lnattention to business
which would prove very prejudicial to my
char icter.'
The father listened 10 him with aston
lshment, but taking the whole for Joke
returned to the ladies' bursting with laugh
ter, and related the cause ot his son.in-
laws hurried departure. While they
were still conversing upon the subject, 6
O'Clock struck, II vas soon 7, and the
Nuo dt lIOt SCGltll Ot.
A.. Half all hour after the father
sent 10 his hotel, to enquire. The SER
want entrusted with the commission ask.
ed for Dim under his assumed name, and
received for answer that he had arrived at
a III the morning., had died at eleven and
buried at 6.--lt would be difficult to
express the surprise of the family at re-
ceivlng shls information and, as ST.
A. left his lodgings, and never visit
ed there again, a general belief was spread
aro,lr,t! that it was the ghost that spent
the day :with Mir. ~ in social
enjoyment and conversation.
French hater.
The town Of Boston was first lighted
with lamps about the year 1878. Three
hundred lamps were imported from
England, and gave occasion to criticism
of Nathan Byles. He told an old lady
of his parish who had been an adnirer of
Whitefeld, that 800 neru Aghts had
come over from England, and that the
selectmen were going to hang'em all in
irons.''
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
A DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.

, At an age when the heart is open TO
every impression, and forms with the
same facility engagements and connec-
tons, which in man of riper years,
would be the fruit OF esteem and obser-
yation, St. A. was travelling from
his native province to explore the won.
Jers of metropolis which he had rs yet
beheld with eyes only OF hope. ln the
coach which was to convey him to Paris,
he found young man OF prepossesslpg
appearance, a conversation soon began,
nat terminated in pro,estations OF friend
ship warmly reiterated on both sides.
Mutual confidence soon flowed from
their lips, and all the secrets OF their youth
were revealed. II was then that St.
A learned that his new freud was
going to Paris to marry young lady
whom he had never seen, but whom his
father and Gmily had chosen for his bride,
with the consent Of her relations. The
journey finished without any accident,
aid they arrived in the morning at Paris.
where they took lodgings in puhc 10.
iel, Scarcely had they taken their apart
ments, when the young man was siczed
with bilious cholic, which in less than
Two hours deprived him Of hisexistence.
Affected with the melancholy fate OF his
young acquaintance. St..A--A whose
;endec attentions had been unable to save
him, thought it his duty to inform the
father of the future bride ofthe overthrow
of his expectations, and taking with him
.he letters and the portfolio OF his friend,
fcpaired to ,he house Of that gentleman.
The servant who opened the door, con-
scious that his master expected his SON
in-law, announced ST. A. as such
without enquiring who nc was. The
Satbcr, without giving him time TO ex-
plain himself, embraced him with eager.
ness, and presented him to his daughter
a, her husband.
St. A-~na;urahy gay and volatile,
could not resist the temptation of de-
ceiving the family any longer, and play
ed his part extremely well.-tic gave the
letters; and being perfectly acquainted
with the secrets and afflirs OF his friend,
returned the most satisfactory answers to
their questions. He succeeded, espec-
ially in captivating the attention Of tho
young lady, who, with side!oug g!ances,
admired the features and the fine shape
with which nature had blest her lover
Dinner was announced, and st. A.
was placed by the side Of the timid bride;
and the whole family yielding their hearts
10 Joy and satisfaction. The young 10.
DIV spoke little, answered with dithculty,
end often blushed, while, St. A. was
poiite and ardent in his attention towards
her; and though the expressions OF his
face were naturally serious. his conversa-
'ion was pleasing and cheerful.
After dinner, the father entered into all
the details necessary to settle the mari.
age. when suddenly St. 49, rose,
taking his hat. seemed anxious to retire.
'Are YOU going to leave us exclaimed
che father yes answered ST. A.,
important business compels me 70 quit
you.' What business can you have in o
city where you arc stranger? perhaps
YOU wish to draw money from banker
nv purse is entirely at your service am
If YOU will absolutely have recourse to d
- ~ ,...i
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ST. cROIX RUM, &c.
10 Hhds. ST. Croix Rum,
80 bbls. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do. Malaga, do.
20 boxes Malaga Raisins,
80 boxes Havana brown Sugars,
so chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and Souchong Teas.
S bags Pepper and Pimento,
Now landing from sloop Herald, and for sale By
Nov u A. MUNRO
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NOTICE.

rAMEs TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
j the public. that he has mployed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend TO the calls Of hs old Gus
.omers and rriends-the smallest favour will eb
ria,efilsy acknowledged and puneiually attended
10 call at the Chambers over HE Store norsh
ssrasr Of Baouister'swhHt