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COMMUNICATED.


EAOCT. DAWSON, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Il y late United States Surgeon at Fort Fay.
cite, in letter TO \, Crosby, of Cambridge,
N dated Aug s, 1927, referring to prev
GUS statement of his, approaching la Motifs
Cough Oops as having obtaned the confidence
of the public b. effecting many cures, further
states" The Drops sold well last winter and
spring, and had much larger quantity could
have solo al by wholesale and retsiI''
La MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.
This valuable remedy fot Coughs aud other
prevailing disorders OF the breast and lungs.
leading to Consumption, is highly recommended
b. several respectable physicians, and is rapidly
acquiring merited popularity.
timely use of thes@ Drops may be consider.
ed as certain cure in most eases Of common
Colds, Coughs, Influenza Whooping Coughs.
pain in the side. difficulty of breathing, want of
sleep arising from debility, palpitaton of the
heart hoarseness, pain in the breast bleeding OF
the lungs, and in spasmOdlc asthma it is angular
y etHcacieus Particular attention TO the direc-
tons for using is necessary Each bottle con.
taius about 50 doses Price, 81
NEW CERTIFICATE
have for eighteen years been troubled witt,
an affection of the breast and lungs, attended
with a severe cough, pain in the side and diff.
Guilty of breathng-and, in the fall of 1925 be
came so much reduced that my life was despair.
Ell OF ana received no visible beGeht from my
physician. was advised to make trial of Ia
.notrs Cough DROPS, and after taking one bot
tie was restored TO perfect health--and it is nv
firm belief that the above named Drops saved nv
life. THOMAS JONES
Columbus, Ohio, July 90, 1862
Preparedby A.CnOsBY, sole proprietor, Cam.
bridge, New-York whose signature will Be afIix.
ed in his own handwriting 20 each bill of diree.
tons. BE particular that each bottle is enveIone,l
in stereo or check label, which is struck on The
same bill wihthe directons.-Sold wholesale and
retail. By special appointment, by James Green
& Co. Worcester; Wheelock & Carey. stnr'
bridge; and by j. P. Whitwell, and Georee Brn.
ley, Boston and by Druggists generally.
Sep, 10. 1897 eo1vSs
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w oRcRsTER, ss.

WORCESTER, S.. March 81 Is25.
FESAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
q ously attached on mesne process. and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at Archibald Blacks
Ian, in Barre, on SATURDAY, The third day of
Meg ne1S, at four of the clock in the afternoon,
all the Right in Equity which CHARLES
BIGELOW has TO redeem the Farm which he
now lives on, situate about half mile south of
the Meeting House in Barre, bounded norther-
~ and easterly on William Robinson and Lv-
man and Joel Adams; south en- Rebeccah
Walker west on the county road, containing
about ono and half acres of Land, with a
Dwelling House and other Buildings thereon
S15 WILLIAM ROBINSON, d. Sheriff.
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March %, 1873
WORCESTER, IS

WORCESTER, IS. March %, Io2S.
FuYAKEN on Execution (the same having
a been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess and will be sold at Public Vcndue, at the
house of Aaron Burden, Innholder in Mendon.
on SATURDAY,, tie 10Th day Of May mert, at
one O'Clock, p NJ, all the Right in Equity
that GRINDAL RAWSON, of Upton, has to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
Elkanah Taft now lives, situated in the south
erly part of said Alendon, commonly known by
the name of the Blake Farm, containing, by es-
timatien, about ninety acres of Land, with the
Buildings on the same Said Farm is bounded
ON land of Caleb Thayer, Edward D Sargent
and others unknown
Is ROYAL THAYEP. u Sheriff
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Grass Seed, Lumber, sc.
BENJA. BUTMAN & co.

BENJA. BUTMAN & co.
nFFER for sale, on the most favorable
q y TERMS
1876 bushels Herds Grass Seed.
1900 lbs Northern Clover do.
6 hhds. prime New Orleans and st. Croix
Sugar
1900 lbs Philadelphia Lump do.
5OGbls. S. f. Genesee and Alexandria Flour.
10 chests superior Sonchong Tea.
10 bags Old Java Coffee
100 M. Shaved Shingles, first quality.
200 Sawed do. do.
$50 feet Enclosing Boards.
Is g. x in. Clear do.
90 /" II g. in. do Plank.
% " " 9 & o in. common do.
10 " Eastern Boards and Plank.
10 " " Clapboards.
8" f" Maple Joist.
$" " Pine do.
TO Oak DO.
so +" Laths.
100 casks Smithfeld Lime.
so Nails and Spikes, assorted, &c. &c
NJ Orders for NEW ENGLAND CROWN
GLASS, of all sizes, executed on short notice,
at Factory prices.
Worcester, March 5. 9wl0
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BROWN SHEETINGS,

WMY LILLIAN P. GREENE, Providence,
w keeps constantly on hand superior Brown
Sheetings, manu.s ctured from the best of New
Orleans Cotton they are made up in neat pack.
ages of about 500 yards, and are particularly
well adapted to the retail trade. ~ Orders
from abroad promptly attended to-
April l6 6w
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l-P R.aRE CH.ANCE.

WILaLb Be sold d. at Public ysadue, on sat az.
O'CLOCK, P. NJ that noted and most excellent
MILL SITE, in Sterling, on Saltwater River,
where more than 20 feet fall may be had, and
an abundance Of water, and on which have re-
Gently been erected new Saw and Grst Mills !;
together with a Dwelling House and Now
Land, Wood Land, &c, in lots to suit purchas-
ers. Also, about Is acres of excellent LAND,
well apporfioned, with good and convenient
Buildings, &c. thereon.
PnIN's. B. DANA.
Sterling. March ID. 6ws
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GRASS SEEDS &c
s 10 REWARD.

STOLEN from the Shop of the subscriber,
~ in Hopknton, on the night of the 9TH inst,
a piece of black Broadcloth containing about
10 yards, and worth dollars per yard. Also,
a Flag Silk Handkerchief, marked NJ Nj. Who
ever win return said cloth and thief shall re-
ceive the above reward, or five dollars for either.
y, ALMANAC TUFTS.
Mendon, April 16
u WANTED, by the above subscriber, a BOY
Il or 10 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the
Tailoring Business.
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ELIXIR PECTORALE!

Forthe cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Catarrk,
and all affections of the LatngS.
TEVEIIS most valuable Medicine, the discov-
q cry of which originated from long experience
in the study of Medicine, is entitled TO confidence
from the circumstance, that it was used in the
practice of regular, well bred Physician num-
Der of years and was offered to the public, after
much solicitation, aud from the benevolent wish 10
alleviate of the suAeringsi nherentin our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe day, there is
no quackery about it, as the testimony of Physi-
clans, who know it, will prove,
The fotL0aolag inter- s,ing extract Of a letter
from the Rec. f. l.. BGScom, aoilL be of SER
rice to those ,ohO aoiSh to find the most Gala
able Medicine for lang complaints
ToDr. WArTs-In gratitude 10 you, and benev-
oIence towards nuEerou class of the public, who
like myself have been, now are, afflicted with
Consumptive complaints, l would address to Won
the following staemen mt of facts. was early sub.
eet To Cough, which at times occasoned the rails.
ing Of much blood. In May last, was attacked
with hoarseneSS, a most distressing cough, severe
pain in the side and breast, which obliged me TO
suspend my public labors l received some reIiet
from edical advice, but the difficulties still contin
ued. In Jolly last from the recommendation of a
friend) procured bottle ofthe /" Efrir Peeto.
rail-" and had not taken more than 100 drops be.
fore felt essentially relieved have now used
between and 80 bottles, and End myself tnEy
recovered: as yet feel no symptom of the return
of my former complaint, and can now say, 7vhat
TcOuld scarcely say before for thirty years, AN
WELL With sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass Oct. 20, 1897
or For sale wholesale and retail, by J. Robin
sou, Worcester--J. p HaN, Jr and a. r Lore.
Boson--.9mos .4bbot, Andoyer--. Charles JIhitin0'
Sterling Charles Parkman, Westboro'- ERsR0
Edwards, Sprngfeld-and in all the princinaE
towns X cities throughout the U S. eoly Jane
TOT Office is hereby given, that the sub
II scriber has been duly appointed Executor on
the last viii and Testament of SIMON DAVIS,
late OF Princeton, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon TO make immediate payments and all those
to whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to-
exhibit their demands FOR settlement.
JOHN G DAVIS, Executor.
Princeton, April 1898 Is*
PRINTING,
OF EVERY Description.
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TO LET,
TO LET.
COMMISSIONERS N0tice.

WH7 E. the Subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hun. Nathaniel Paine, JUDGE
of Probate for the County Of Worcester Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors to the Estate of WYMAN
LOOMS, late of Brookfeld in said County.
deceased represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months, from the fifth day of
February current, are allowed to the creditors
to bring in and prove their claims and that
we will attend that service at the house of Fee
kiel Walker, Innholder lin said Brookfeld. on
the second Monday IN March, and the first Mon.
day IN August, from one to six O'Clock in the
afternoon Of each of said days
HEMAN STEBBINS,
SOLOMON RICHARDSON, com rs.
Rrookfeld. Feb g. Log IG
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WANTED.

A LAD, from IA to l6 years of age, as an
"A Apprentice to the WHEELWRIGHT
BUSINESS One who can come we'll recon-
mended will meet with good encouragement.
t. d J. SUTTON.
HUoroastar Anil . ii
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WoRcEsTER. S

WoRcEsTER, IS. April ,, ISIS
IS TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution and viii be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY, the t1cefta
day Of May nert, at one of the clock, P NJ, all
the Right in Equity which JOHN ADAMS. Jr
has to redeem about one half of an acre of Land,
with the Buildings thereon, situated in Ash
burnham village, being the same premises now
occupied and improved by Asahel Corey, as
Tavern CHARLES STEARNS. d. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER, IS. April Z, ISIS.
YEyAKEN on several Executions, (haying
Z been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess,) and win be sold at Public Vendue, at Mr.
Cyrus Stockwell's Inn, in Worcester, on ThurS-
day, the eighth dag Of Mag nert, at two o'clock.
mortgaged Real Estate wherein he now lives,
situated E Worcester Also, all The Right the
said Wentworth has in one undivided half of
about two acres Of Land, with two Shops stand
ing thereon, situated on the north side of Me-
chanic street, in said Worcester
is WILLIAM EATON, d. Sheriff
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WILLIAM p GREENE

.fucison & Commission Merchant, and .7gtnt
for the SAFE Of .isner'can Manufactures,
SOLICITS consignments of COTTON and
~ WOOLLEN GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
DC. Liberal advances made in cash, when re-
quired, on Goods consigned for public or pri-
Vate sale.
~ Refer to H. NJ Skies, Worcester-C ha's
Potter, Esq, Providence
Providence, April IS CIV
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Cumberland and Oxford Canal.
NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber respectfullyinforms the pub
IL lie, that he has purchased the Tan Yard
recently owned and occupied by Capt John P
Maynard, where he intends carrying on the
business of Tanning and Currying in all its
branches His experience, and the attention
he proposes to bestow on the business, he hopes
will enttle him to share Of public patronage.
IL WANTED, Lad, from Is to IL years
OF age, as an Apprentice TO. the above business :.
one who can come well recommended will meet
with good encouragement.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Holden, April g CIV
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Farm for SaLe IN. Princeton.

Q" "V OF otSto 10 7 tf1CttU!t'
FHSHIS Farm, owned and occupied by Leon
4 ard Hoar, is pleasantly and conveniently
situated on a cross Road, about goo rods from
the principal County Road, connecting Prince
ton with Westminster and Hubbardston, and
nearly equi-distant from the centre of each. 1t
contains 50 acres, more or less, and embraces
good proportion of Tillage and Wood Land,
thrifty and excellent Orchard with constant
supply of the best water, from two wells, close
at hand. The Buildings consist of a snug and
comfortable Dwelling. Barn, and Out Houses.
o. The above Farm (if not previously sold
at private sale) viii be sold at Public Yendue,
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 29th day
Of april, at one O'clock, P. M.
0EFor terms. apply to LEONARD H0AR,
on the premises April 9.
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assessors Notice.

THNHE inhabitants Of the Town of Worcester,
"A and others owning Real Estate in said
Town, are notified to bring in to the Assessors
Of said Town true and perfect lists Of their
Polls and Estates, both Real and Personal. 0ia-
bic to taxation in said TOWN. which they are
possessed Of on the first day Of May next.
n. b. The Assessors win be in session in the
Seectmens Room, in the Town Hall, from the
9Th 70 the 18th of May next, from 10 o'clock,
"A. M. TO o'clock, + M each week day
JOHN GLEASON, JR., assessors Of The
BENZ. BUTMAN, 7opa of
SILAS BROOKS, Worcester.
Worcester, April Q, Is2s
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NWGTTOM gAIGse
PENS for snle al AUCTION.

IAN THURSDAY. the Sth day of May next,
Dat 3o'clock, p NJ upon an unlimited credit,
with satisfactory security number of PEWS
on the broad aisle, and a number on each of the
side aisIes of the Rev. Mr.. HoADLY's Meeting
House. The place ofsale will be in said Meet
inc House. April 10.
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NOTICE

1NO IOE
ES hereby given, that the subscriber has been
u duly appointed by the Judge of Probate
Guardian Of TIMOTHY MORSE, of Charl.
ton, an insane person. All persons are forbid
trading with, or trusting him, without the con.
sent Of the subscriber ABNER WALLIN
Charlton. April ! fs2S. hl5
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
FHVHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween the subscribers under the firm of
LYMAN TIFFANY 81 Co, is by mutual consent
this day dissolved The concerns of the late
Company will be adjusted by REED, BRoTHERs
& Co, their successors, who are duly authoriz-
ed to settle the same. All persons having de-
mands against the fran are requested TO present
them for settlement.
LYMAN TIFFANY.
SETH REED.
LYMAN REED.
Boston, March Is, 1928.
Copagtnerskip Notice.
THyHE subscribers have formed connection
IL in business under the firm Of
REED, BROTHERS 81 CO.,
and will continue the Commission Business for
the sale of .4merican Goods Wool, and Cotton,
at the Store formerly occupied by the late firm
of Lyman Tiffany x Co. 3, Lloerty-square,
HEZEKIAH HOWE.
SETH REED
LYMAN REED.
LUCIUS REED.
~ r. B. q Co. have leave TO refer to
Hon Israel Thorndike,
Lyman Tiffany, Esq p,.,o,
Messrs A & a. Lawrence & Co, D'S'0"
Whitwell, Bond 6 CO.,
Benz & Chas Dyer & Co., Providence
" Jenkins Il Mann, -'0''"'''''
Samuel Slater, ESQ., Pa,ott,cket.
Spotford, Tileston & Co, Ma, vorE
3 Tiffany 81 Co, veg i0'"
J& NJ Brown * NJ. D. Lewis, PhiIQd
Tiffany, Wyman &'Co,, Baltimore.
" J Leland u Brothers, Charleston.
Boston. March Is IS29 l2wI3
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Wanted,

A N active. intel cent boy, not less Than "
n acquainted viih figures, and who write
plau hand, IL asl.st iys ue Bar stthc BIZ
slE uoILL, July "a.
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
ONE HUNDRED
LIVING
RATTLE SW AXES.
MILL be Exhibited over MIR. BENZ.

WILL bs Exhibited over MIR BE.vJl
w .MLr .M4RSHS Shoe Store, corner of
Market. Square. DURING THIS WEEK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sNiKES,
of various sizes, having from to IL rat,les
each They are from "a to "A feet in length,
ana of divers colors These animals were
caught in the Interim Of the State Of Ohio.
They are secured in boxes with glass win.
dows, through which they can be viewed with
perfect safety. A greater curiosity of this
Kind was never exhibited in this or any other
country and view ofthem must be highly
gratifying TO. every one who has an opportun-
lty of seeing them.
II is the singular nature of these reptiles,
that they seldom require food, having eaten
nothing for four months past, and are still as
active as when taken, An animal Of any kind
bitten by one of these snakes, will survive but
few moments, such is the fatal effects of their
poison.
N. b A Living Rat, will be put in the
Rattle-snake Box every day at IL O'Clock, A
NJ. and at { o'clock = M.--al those who wish
to see the effect of the poison, viii do well to
attend
uJ@Doors open from 10 o'clock A NJ. until
sunset. Admittance 1874 Gents.
July ~.
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Nautical fntrlltgrnrr.
PORT OF.vEWPORT.
ENTERED.

- PORT OF F.vEUPORT.
ENTERED,
Brig William, Burdick, Havana.
Brig Ann GadsdeD, Barker, Havana via
Providence
Gloop Superior, Child, New-York.
Brig Criterion, Taylor, Havana, via Boston
Schooner Crown, Baker, Boston.
CLEARED,
Sch. Splendid, Gibbs, Baltimore.
Sioop Superior, Child, Providence.
Sch. Crown, Baker, Providence
Sloop Speed. Rose, Philadelphia.
.4RRITALS.
FRIDAY, July 2j-arr sch. Splendid, G ibis,
fr Sandwich for Baltimore.
Sloops Enterprize, Carter Romeo, Downs,
fr Saoharbor.
sArURDAY-arr brig Sarah. Lee M Kenzie,
fr Baltimore
Sch Elbe, Study, fr Dartmouth
Sloop Union, Southwick, fir Norfolk.
Sloop Collector, Heath, fr Elizabeth Is.
lands.
SuNDAv-arr sch. Sarah, Nickerson, fr
Kcnncboc
Sch Koret, Marchant, fr Edg gartown.
Sloop Superior, Child, fir. New York.
Sloop Only Son, Crowell, fr Boston, for n.
York
Sloop Virginia, Burt, f. Nowburyport, for
NYork.
MoSpAY-arr sloop Union, Southwick, fr
Providence
TuEsDAY--arr. brig Criterion, Taylor, ff
Boston.
Brig John, Cozzens, fr. jamestown, Virg
Schr. Relief Rogers, fr. Bath
Sch. President, Brown, fr Somerset for AL
bany.
Sloops Speed, Rose Rising Sun, Presbey.
fr Taunton.
WEpNEspAY-err. sloops Nimrod, Fish
Collector, Heath, fr. Prov
., .UE.HOR.AV'D.7.
At Matanzas July 9Th, Ship George Cham.
plin. Hudson, Of fths port, loading for Bremeu
At ST. Jago de Cuba July 3d. Brig Harvest
Eldred, loading for Europe.
Al Philadelphia on Sunday, Brig Invinci.
BILE. DAYTON. 81 days from Tobasco.
At Charleston, July 18th, Schr. Jane, Cor
nell. from New Orleans.
Ship Majestic, Page, I2 days from Charles
ton foe liverpool, was spoken June l2,h, in
lat 4 long AZ.
Brig Harriet, Cook, for Europe, sailed from
Natanzas June goth.
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Previous to the departure of the Mary
Ann arrived atPhiladephia from Lagura,
a report had reached that place, that the
Congrass at Ocana had broken up. Whe
ther it was of its own accord, or whether
Bolivar had SO ordered it, Capt RugaD
could not learn.
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--Facilis desensus Avorni
Sed revocare graduin-
Hic labor, hoe opus est.-U. S. Gag.

Prolifcation.-Mrs.: Gray, of Bingham.
ton, Broome county, was on the l7lh inst
made the happy mother of three healthy
and prom ising babes. On the Sth ull. Mrs
Elizabeth Bowles, Of Hanover county. Va
gave birth to four infants, whose total a.
voirdnpois was IL pounds and 5 Sths.
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lightning. We never remember 70
have heard IN one season Of tenth pas
40 many accidents "a have happened this
wear by lightning. The number Of deaths
would MAKE quite catalogue. Lightning
and thnn5er arc the result of natural eau
ses. and are within the control of Power
without whose notice a sparrow cannot fall
10 ,se ground. Timidity with some, Is con
sn,utioual, but with most the effort Of ex.
sgeeraied apprchensiops, arising from sto
x,es Of the obstructive consequences 1ai
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NEWPORT, sc. Clerks Office, Supreme Judic
iaL COyTf JnIy 1914: 1-2s
[NHEREAs William Wilson, Of Newport


iai CopT July I9,h 1525.
WHEREAS William Wilson, Of Newport
w in the county Of Newport. .wheelwrie hi
presented his petition to said Court (at the
March term thereoi) praying for the reason
stated therein, that the benefit Of an act mad
and passed by the Hon. Gen Assembly .
th,s State at their January Session A. ID. l.
% entitled I" an act, for the relief of Insolver.
debtors might be granted 20 him whlri
.aid petitior was received and notice ordere
TO be given To the creditors of the saidWilliam
of the pending thereof.
Thsis therefore to Dotify tho creditors %.
he said William, 10 appeal before said Cow
N be holden a, Newport, within and for ihC
"a i'd county, on the fourth Monday Of Augus'
next. md show cause, (if any thoy hsye,) WIN
the p<ayer sf said petition ocght not To b.
granted HOLMES WEAVER Clerk.
JOY u .4
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I1lrI

DieO.
Tn this Town on Thursday last Mrs Sarah
Hunt, widow of Mr. George Hunt, aged ~
years.
On Saturday last, Mrs Hannah Barker
widow of Capt Joseph Barker, aged "a years
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CheGp Wines.

MILTON HALL has just received :
4'l quarter casks RousslIlou SiDe, an,
: CASKS Lisbon, Of Q superior quality, whicl
ne Offers very lo~ for eash or short eredil
Newport, July ~.