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SELECT SCHOOA.

n HE Subscriber has opened, in the upper south room
of the Academy Select School, for Boys, IN whleh
ne proposes to teach ali the various branches Of an English
Educaton. His number of pupils will be strictly h''eu
tweny five, and he hopes by assdunns auehlloh y
merit The f.yors of his natrons few vacancies yet re-
nam, which it is desirable should be- filed at az early isy
JOSEPH GILL.
Ano II 25-4i
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No. 400, SMILEY STREET,

few doors alb the uppc siarket, IN al IT'S various
branches His cOlois brill IA and durable, aAd he
challenges the OF trial ,etfy then utarg nstre.
Charges very moderate. JAMES SMITH
Anril II 25--4
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED


History Of tbs Life and Voyages of Ch1i,tou,er Co.
anbus By Wa hing living. s vols 8 70.
Sure Methods Of Improving Heal and Proongng Life
By d Pbys'cau
Crsy's Nen Interpretation ofthe Apocalypse Of 81 John
Tie French Cook. BY 4. r. lde fnI me |, cox Il,
louis XIV and Steward his late roya he nuke
Of voik
Dictionary Of seec and ropuIa Quotations. a new and
mp owed edition.
iai,s and select, from the Ensah Souvenirs for 1928
Macom- sketches Of Persia.
Dunalian, vol, ~ tie aaihor OF Decision, &c
Herbert Lacy, vols
Blue Stocking Hail. il volumes
The o.i.ien's ard the or aleri5s; National Tale
vols. BY Lady Morgan
No'hipg, b, NOBODY; vol Yes and No. 2 vols.
Fir atinn No,el 2 vols
Tales of Grandfather, vols. b. Waller Scott
Cyr.l Thornton, 3yos De We're 8 vols Red Rover.
2vol'. tiope Leslie, vols Elizabeth de Bruce vols
Vivian Grey vos. Key g the Vivian Grey.
Also--an assortment Of FAMILY BIBLES, which VII
be sold at very reduced prices.
For sale above Episcopal Prayer Books with the New
Hymns Catholic Pra, Books Presbyterian Methodist
and BAPTIST Hymn Books and The Catechisms Of all these
Churches.
fresh supply of neat and cheap edition of The Chris
tans Pattern; from the Latin OF Thomas Nempis: by
the Rev. John Wesley. =
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SPLENDID SCHEME!
Only l4,19O Tickets.

For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn at Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday, th'
IN of .tav 1928 Toriy five Numbers-Sx Drawn Bal
lots. YATES & M'lNTYRE, Managers.
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xnAA COUGH DROPS,
SPs OR INDIAN SPECIFIC, i
vs. a Sxy For the cure Of colds coughs
Y,T @zsAe N.Y. astiimas and approaching con
GG( ,Exy TEs samptioas.
y1,Ssy4g.LSs>rSN4sN TESTIMONIALS.
A - "a Lancaster county IS.
FsSrTV% Personally appeared before me
Lancaster county, IS.
Personally appeared before me

7a,bacl r.tner Esq Mayor OF the cit, Of Lancaster,
and beng lul, sworn or affirmed seyeray dePosea anu
declared mat they had made use OF Or. Clakson re-
mans Cough Drops Cor indian Specific upon themselves
with the greatest success for the curing OF coughs, cps
ashnas consumrlans, splitting OF blood and diseases '
the breast and lngsand that in every instance their e.
fects were complete and ntabe, will fully appear BY the
following testimony Of those who have used them.
MARTIN LeHr of Lancaster. aged SO yesr long time
grevosly afflicted with violent cons' pam ana s'tehes
II hi, sides aud breast, splitting OF mater from his lungs
niph sweats and hectic lever aud much emacia,ed and
his life despared Of completed, cured by using po'
sles now better than years and remains wen rs 10 ne
disease of his and lungs affirmed and subscrhedo
April 9Th, 1926.
Samuel Dennis, aged So, Of stasburg township, Mar'i
Kraymer. aged Al years, Of C"nestoss tn@sn'P' ons
time exceeding --lsaac b oom aged y wears, OF tle
Civ of I.ancaster-cured By using three boes-Chsres
Blanchard aged So years, Donegal ownship,-cuTed by
us.ng bottles-Chrsan Hess aged ~ yeas o. Ma'
nor Township-cued, BY using bottles, chafd John
son. aged SO years. Of Donegal townsp-Jaeno Wli'hein
aged "a years OF the City of Lancaster. u d Lowe, u
the CITY of Lancaster, -uscph Rar, aged 40 years, OF
strasburg townshp,-Ezabefh Kaher, aged 10 Years OF
Miers 5wn Manor oshship Each Ct the above named
persons laboued under violent coughs pans and tc'es
in the sides and breast, for 10 me aug Spectrsic
Of slime and mat from thengs Hectic Feyersand night
sweas &c. &c and were cured ~ short me by using
few bottles Of his Indian Specific scvera swofh or at.
frmed and subscribed 20 IN 1870
In testimony whereof have nerenn'o affixed my hand
anil seal this 26h day January. 1927 in the city ofLan
caster .
TsEAll NATHANIEL LIGFTNER, Mayor.
D. O. freeman, Of the CITY OF Lancaster, respectfully
inf ms the public. hat HE init oducon OF ms M III
cine Citizens Of the Cnted States, within The las
IS yeas past 287 dispositions have been taken before thu
proper altnorte tn city Of Lancaster ;-vl2 avery
great proper before the late john Hoti Esq and ne
fore sarpu Carpener Esq for many years |yor Of the
cit, Of Lancaster great umbe- befne Same Dale, Esq
an alderman f OF Lancaster and NOV Judge It
tile of Peas OF the count! Of la caster also
numoer been AIKEN before .NatLart ighner, Esq
~ as 1926 and Mayor OF the city f Laacasttr
tina lis Spec!fc las proved eminent, usea all trose
who have used 4 followc his hi, Of dneclions By
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M'CAUTLEY s. RICE.
DRT GOOLS.


Superhne broad clio lis and cassiners assorted coo,e
laeh and cotton drilngs, yellow aud blue in ported and
omestc nahk, Nalenia, Marse Hes, toinet and Floren
tine vesn gs biack, plain aud tWiitd b0nha2etfs On
cassan 81 aus calcocs, brio, bIeached and brown
'hrE and sheethe muslns. IRISH ic long law ms and
AN brio linens, ievar tines, Florences, 6ns lie Nae.
ntcs'rng flag and bantanna hdkts Cotton aud linen d.
white add cpnred canton Grape aud Grape shaw Is green
he and black Italian DO. worsred aud cotton Lose ,nJ
ss pehders ihkan a. BEAVER gloves, Eawsk ms n
Kld glove OF superior quality, White and cUoI ed domestic
is!s and stripes abby, bangup and putsburp cords
stans and dlilnss, annt u nilure and spi on cheek
Ssss null, book and jsckonet musil 81 "a So and DID
iimty, sash, diaper and table linens bedtckuC Russia
and imitation sheeting bleachcd and nnbleaohed con,sc
shrtngs Wilmington, Jackson Adams and Jefferson
rl es; Jeans, Caica trpe, gitghans black ad browr
tnltu, sat kn bottoms, sowing silks and ing c,utos
-gnshaw ssrsynet, black add light colored Iasme &c
GROCERIES,.
Sugar ga, coffee, molas>e itu ckerel in bb,s and
halt bhl- Fnger, asnice, pepper ground and in the plan
ltmess, c YES &C. Together VIVA general variety q
Liquors and Sea Stores. y
PANTS .q.ND OTIS.
White lead, black lead, ted lead, blne red yeiou
ochfe Piussan hl,e, chfonic yellow ,creeIis ground
I'D dry pae't gleen fig blue, logwood, gsc--yinler
summer com nos cAsor inseod, and sweet OILS
Earthsn, Nina, Ginss aud Q.ppnsmare
Having frchys, The above goods chen, at aneii,, D.
rs cera' We eau sei he he reduced pr,cus TO
tlose @''o,Hay favor us With tier clsttm
june % 1897. Join RllE. ei-Aii'
- We have in addition th above i,.s, received a
general assoltment Il FnaAonab Uaof and Fr HATS ~
be old tow ~" ~
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The Delaacare Fire Insurance Company,

INUORpOkAIED ., the iNgislaur. OF tie state OF l,e
4 lwsre, with capital of one hundre u thousand doas
The Presiden, and Directors are receiving aGpca.
for Insurance, at their Office, No 81 Spiey street,
Front and Second streets, against Loss hy Fire,
every escircn ot buildings in general Merchandise;
Snps Poi and ther Caigoes; llonschoud Furniture,
and oterpersona property also. against loss or damage
b, inland rapu alton OF goods wares, cande, and
couftry proddce.
FERNS Of Insurance will be favorable any of the
Companies in the Cities of pnl.de PIMA or Ne@-York.-
Parties assured. may repose the fullest confidence the
,oity Of its capital and that al Losses viii be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JoHs MouDY Agent 10 survey property be insured,
for tie and vicinity Of New Castle, in place OF G. d.
Riarc,, declined.
LLvi II. ty.ss is Agent to survey property to Le Insu
red tor the town a,d vicinity Of Elkton.
JonN CLuAK Agent 10 survey property TO be Insured
for the t,wn and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEPH JONAS Agent property TO be Insured
for tie ,own OF Wes, -Cheser and vicinity.
Uiyect0rs.
John Paterson David Bush,
Joseph Siiy, Vim Chandler
DAVID e Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph Y. Gi!pin, Rober, Porter.
WI. SEAL, Precedent.
D. Ryn.Es Secretary
A. y As
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOIIGE.
1 IL persons ndrbed to the estate of JOHN Aull,
dec late OF the of Newcastle ave eques ella
maxi aAhent without delay; aud those having demaEi,
agans said estate, VIII please present them, properly
tested for settlement, 10
MARGARET AULL, .fdn'r
Newcastle Marco IL, 1898. 1875
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TiiAriNIl.

A ~ ersons Indebted 10 The es.ae Of Rojert SguiJ5.
IN dec requested 10 make pay nenr AID ,hosr hay.
ng 81. M, 10 Present them, uy authe,lca ed fr settle.
men, 10 MARY SQUiBR .lin'r.
JACOB II. SQUiBB. .2ln'r
or complete Of Niles Weekly Register FOR sale a.
above. NlaFoh ~. 29-S'
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BOOAEsaNDING.

sVir. snpSctoe informs his friends and The nnblc pcnc
s'y 'Hat he conducts the above business in IN i,
ranches al No loo shipcy Street, nsct DOR I, W. No.
mr Fet'' AID Is ready 10 receive MI orders in his I
M. ME- W. ne cSecn'ti with accuracy and despatch Mi
,''Ss 'e'"uha III tht neatts and most durable ,rnnner
fcrsaS ~" iccei'c works in numbers u IN fn3 i. Co.
a ,S"m to give lin call, when they wish them bound
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LOOKING GLASSES. &c

V1vIE Subscriber Intending to decline the Ioosing cl,
business, utles his stock for sale, a, very rslncI
prices, IN 'os 10 suit nu, clasers
On hand. general assortment Of Hartfwa,e Cu,,ru a
Nee q all the usual Sizes round. aa and square Also
bAil'6s Corn aud Grass ecythes and oge.b,s sick e.
b II YARNALI
81 no "a, 1893. So' 'l +,
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TO CHESS PLAYERS.

A fgE,h lpPLY Of HES N,N, just received by
N a. q n. Uisop, 5 West ti4sh teeu
They hare aso fol s4te,
"Anaysis ct tho game OF Chess BY A. y. Flildor H.
us'rated BY dagfam,, Which ma hGI lice s,ani.
e tie parry for tie bAck-gamcs and nds 81 paes Wit
critical rrmarts and nates bl tue author Of the Stra
gems IF CHI 81" Translated from the last Fre,ch Eilpp,
and further illustrated With Noes BY ". Kenny, Az
Thor Of Practical Chess ANNA. Chess Exrtcscs, &c
"Practic i u scfipti ! The tame" &c
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FALL GOODS.

DUTTS & would inform their friends
and customers that they have just received from New
York, their Fall supply Of fresh imported Goods, IN THEN
line, which they will offer At such prices rs will give general
satisfaction 10 purchasers. Among them are super aud SUI
perfine B"ROADCLOTHS ofcvery fashionable color, some
OF which are Off very superior quality; blue, black, mixed,
cinnamon, drab and other fashionable colorcd CASSi
MERES; velvet, plain, figured aud striped, Valencia, Mar
settles, toiipeit, silk and sw ,nsdown vt.SriNGS; superior
goats hair cambIets; imitation goats hair aud COMMON duo:
tartan Plaids; green door cloth Baize; green ~BnckiDgs; do
Serges, Canton Flannel, for mems wear; lambs wool Drawers
and Shirts; wOrsted do do; extra large size Iag aud handlnna
Handkerchieis; do for neck or pocket; silk Navarino Neck
etocks; Webb's patent and other suspenlers; a prime a.
sortment of Gloves and Hosiery; bang up cords; Velvets;
e0tton Cravats; childrens Buttons; P1ddngs; Sattinets;
olive find drah Duilils; Sliutings and Slertings; blue aud
drab Battinets; Irish Linens; colored C~ambiicks, SC. &c.
l case Silk Umbrellas, superior manufacture
! do cotton do do do
- Onhand, a good assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Please call at No. ii, Market squire.
1yGarments made in the first style and workmanship,
and warranted 10 fit sept ~
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,

YNO. 10, WeSfmtnSfer-8frtet,
FEART & DANLEY MERCHANT TAILous, will
y y keep constantly on hand, n general assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimcres, Ycstipgs, TRIMMINGS, Sc. of the
most fashionable patterns and culors.
ALso, constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting OF blue, black,
olive and mixed Dress Coats blue, olive, claiet, brown,
MIXED and Corleau Fyorks and Sartouts; blue, black, olive,
drab, mixed and white Broadcioih and Cashmere Pdpta-
looms; Velvet, silk, Mole,kin, Cashmere, Tolinelt, ValeI,-
ca aud Nurseries Pests.
An Garments purchased of Harr & DAwLEy which
shall not answer the expectations of the purchaser, may lie
returned, and others VIII he made.
n Garments will be made 10 order, and in style inferior
TO none.
J-Curing particularly attended to.
sent II
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RICHER IL HATCH.

IY cRCiiANy 1AtislRS, have rccsntly received their
w Fail 4sine md middiing Cloths and
Sdssnnet,S ufarnos every descrpfun; Neivets, FloIentIhGs,
Valencia, ioiinlet, and Marsehles Vesings.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair and Princess Camblets, Scotch and
Tartan Ilails, Duhils, Bookings, twilied andTnilled Ftan-
neis, Dcvonshire Kersey, Velvet Cords, Sc.
Likewise, lambs wool and worsicd Drawers and Shirts,
extra large sizes; Iiusiery; Gloves; fancy silk and cotton
Cravais; ~handanna, dag, silk aud cotoi, Pocket Ilandket-
chiefs; silk and cotton tm5. elias, which they will sell at a
small advance.
To be let, n new and well finished two story dwelling
house, situated In union-street- possession given on the
18Th ,f November. Get Is
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PROVIDENCE SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER o. 1895.
cADrrgr T-unNrTURs.

No. ca, BROAD STREET.
T TNHE suisonlrf n, grateful t- Then friends aud The public
q fi nnsi Is,trnn ise I" peci6illy nimn Them TIM they.
keep always On hand n supply ii fsisoirth!e and common
Furniture, nnic -! the he-t materials, aud from the newest
aud most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Cara and Tables.
Buroius, variors patterns and sizes,
Work TRhlts, sc. &c.E
Those in want Of ANY articles IN our line, will find II To-
then interest 10 give ~ a call before purchasing, as we ar
determined. Ia sN'' A. cheap rs any regn' " Cabinet Maker, IN
lhis tuwn. and nun Furniture being manufactured iinnse
dlliely nnder oar own direction, will be warranted equal
both ~ materials and Workmanship, 10 any made In This
country.
2uncti1fly attended To.
may ~. SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAWsON
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ed between US that tranquil, calm, aud holy
friendship. which Irradiates my life. Il n c~x
ly when ] reco!lec, that forty years hsve pssa
since these scenes took place, that I rssiiusA~&
both have entered the vale Of yssfs. Atsssa
times perceive clustering around ~ the st>sbN
sons OF the grave but they arc swsesev 10 ~
senses than were once The new born Aowsrs N
youth, for | know t,a; when q few more da,~
have passed, they will bring forth tho fruits o.
immortal HE. -
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FAMILY BREAD.

WINE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
In general, that he lrs taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. S. y. Gardner, between Nos. 1913 and lO5,
Noah Main street, where he intends 10 carry on the Baking
business, In all its various branches, and where may he had,
at any hour oftfe day, the following kinds OF Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Mol1sses Gingerbre I'd, hard and soft
Crackers, Sugar do, "a new atic.e,) New-YWk do. Ship
and Pilot Bread, Sugar aud MoIasses Cookies; Buns; Tea
Rusk, &c. &c.
Also, for sale rs above, at retail, Flour, OF the first quality
Stores and families, ut any pan Of the town, may be sup
pfed from his cart, with any OF the above articles.
N. b. rhe subscriber would here state, for the graiica-
lion Of thu curious, that all the above named kinds Of Bread,
which he has for sale, are actually baked IN this tsea.
Oct4 u WILLIAM OK.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ELHNNAN ". T. KICE,
CO4CH, CHASE, .A.ND son PAINTER,
HNFORiIS the citizens Of Providence and Is vicinity, tla
4 he has established himself in Providence, in the builline
of Messrs. Moses aud Samuel Guild, IN rear of Weybossei-
street, and Va. 2, South Orage-street, where he carries on
the above business in all its branches. Having had along eX
perience in the lnisiness. he trusts that he will he enabled u
give entire satisfaction To those " no may he pleased to EN-
ploy him. Carriages, Ciaises, &c. repainted mt short notice
and ON the most accommodating terms. II Aprll2
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NEW GOODS.

FORGE G. HALE, has just received and Is this day
0u % ming, (nt the nom oven the store uf Nr. Gcorre
w. Glldding, No. 81, C~lrapsido) o great variety 81 fresh
itnPo'tcd Dry Gnnds, purchased through the late auctions In
New York;, which are offered Tor sale nj a small advance fr
approved irr-consisiing OF blue, black, brown and mixed
C0ths aud Cassinetes; silk, valeicis aud Velvet Ncsings;
dnb Lion-Skins; olive Dudils; flannels; ilosisryj Glove.,
Cambdcs; Bock and Jaconet Musins; Canton Crapes; satin
bevaniines, together with u variety OF other Goods, making
in the whole a very GOOD ASSORTMENT. Nov l
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PAW EIoTEE.
c II EnW Nc

NONTINUEs to keep the above establishment, md Is
prepared 10 accommodate people Of business and gentle
men visiting this village, In n mnnper, he trusts, will be sat
isfacfory to hose who may favor him with their company
The house has lately been thoroughly repiiied aud mate
RALLY improved, which renders Il one Of the most coinno-
dious establishments in this vicinity.
TrGood Horses and Chascs arc kept FOR the accommoda-
ton ofhis custo,ners, who may wish To visit the numerous
and elegant manufactures IN the vicinity. Also n good Hack
and careful driver u attached 10 the Hotel. Careful and ex.
perienced men attend the Stable, where horses will be kept
on reasonable terms.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where seats can be taken for almost every sec
usN ofthe county, VIII
vRosaon Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester aud Keene do
Taunton aud New. Bedford do;
Glaiemvule Accommodation do
Pawtuckei ami Providence Jtvurly do
prwvScka, march 10. 1873
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PAPER

H dAAAA REAhS of the following description, viz:
AdtUsV Imperial, Super royal, ROYAL, Medium,
Folio-pnst, Deml, Cap, Pot and Letter Writing Paper. In
pcrial, super-oyai. Royal, Medium and Demi for Printing.
Large and small sized Wrapping. Common colored, for
book covers. Drawing, Bank Note, Tissue, White and
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Card aud Press Paper, for sale at
wlislesnle aud retail by the subscribers; who rs agents oi
several luge paper manufactures, will supply any quantity
of paper that may be wanted, at The Factory prices.
HUrUIIENS s. CORY,
Oct a5 3m First door west of The Rridre.
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~COPhRTNERSUIP FORMED.

COPARTNERSIIlP FORMED.
yENFE suhrcribers have formed n connexicn in the Dry
IL Goods business. under the firm of
COOKE & ANGEL,
and have for slle at Tire store heretofore occupied by said
Angel, No. 3, Nes,minscr Row, u general assortment vt
EUROPEAN, INDIA n DOMESTIC GOODS,
at wholesale or retail, on favOl able terms.
JOSEPH s. COOKE,
August Of JDR NGE ID.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW Eo
vgNIIE subscribers have formed a cJnncSion In bus .ness,
"A under the firm Ut
j. p. & W. TAYLOR,
and have taken the shop No. Il9, High Street, where they
will give their whole time 10 the Merchant Tailoring biisi
ness.
ON uAN NE 90 Broaicloahs, Cassimeres, Vesings, and every
other article usually found IN a Merchant Tailors shop.
Garments will BE- made In the best order, and war
anted 10 III. JOHN u. TAYLOR,
Nov. o. 4w. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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Any article in his line, furnished nj the shortest notice.
or HAND,
A complete assortment Of Ladics' black, white aud Pearl
colured heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and Children's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID, American aud Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps, VITA "A good ASSIGNMENT OF Chiiigen's red
yellow, green, blue, and tea coiored Bootees, and ancie strap
Shoes.
Geatlemen's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
Also.
Philadelphia Baltimore and New York Sole Leather, Shoe
Thread aud Lining sklus, Cochncal, Sewer, al of those ar
ticles are warranted first rate.
j. Il. II. x. requests those who wish TO purchase, Ia call
and examine his stock, rs it's fresh and direct from Tho dat
fu enf manufactures.
All those who viii favor him with their orders, shall re-
ceive the most strict attention..
Boston, May % tf
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FASHIONABLE H~Ait-CUTTER,
No. so, Hest piaster-street, c0rHor Of 0rdngc-street,
HEEPS constantly on hand, Combs, father Brushes,
lA Pomatuu, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne
Water, Hair OIL, Razors and Razor Straps, shaving soap,
Court-Plaister-and a great variety ofaiticies necessary for
the gentlelnans toilet.
RaEors honed and set in the kecnest order. sept G
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JOHN HARTSiiORN,
Y VI AVING taken into partnership EUGENE A. WoMER,
Al ur this city, would inform MS Friends and the pinlic
that the general Commission business hereiuiure Transacted
by him, VIII ne cohlirn'l in The name of.
HARTSHORN & HOMER,
AT Nos. ~ and - Liberty Square buildings, Boston,
Who tender their services IA The purchase and sale Of every
descriptiu on of Merchandise Possessing ample menus OF
making advances On Goods consigned for sale, they hope by
%unremitine attention 10 the interest OF their employers, To
receive "A sln'e of patronage.
Particular attention will he paid tn the disposal Of
DOMESTIC COTTON AND GOODS.
Refrr To
Benjamin p. Homer, -
Henry Rice, Esq. ~
Charles Iartsiom, p.ara...
George =. Raihbone, Esqs.
Hon. James DkVolf, Bristol.
Boston, Oct. gath. Io25. II
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
1T M. 81, Market Square.
FENHE subscribers would inform their customer and the
q public, that they have received per the last Steam
Boats, from New-York, their fall supply Of Goods, consist
ng of
Blue
Black,
Green, Broadcloths
Olive, and
Brown, Cassimeres,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
OF different prices and qualities.
New and elegant Vestingsi n great variety Of Cotton and
silk Cnyats and lldkts. entire new style. Canblets &c.
Coaings nf different kinds. Velvcis. Bang M cords, ard
SC. which will he sold at the lowest market Price, lor Cash
or approced paper Il. &. & Il. WELLS.
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1yGarments made in the first style and workmanship,
and warranted 10 fit sept ~