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eiied and illustrated by some one who has zone
before him, and recorded the results of his ex-
Perlme1ts, in manner which TO him might
appear very plain and simple. There are in.
Vulnerable advantages in this kind ef barrier
Why may there not be mutual profit in an in
terchangs Of minds, as we'll as of commodities ,
The man who is educated to a particular trade
or profession, is inclined to believe that the
way Practised by his teacher is the best, if not
the only mode of accomplishing an object and
his mind is not disposed to make excursions
beyond the path in which he has been tauoht
to travel. This truth may be illustrated bv a ref
ersnss to almost every important Improvement
IN the arts The ingenuity of an obscure village
barber, invented the cotton mill. The steam an.
gIAs owes its greatest improvement to the sug-
gestron OF an idle boy, who wished to be reliey
cd from labor. Almost every improvement in ag-
rfculture has been brought about by the obssrva-
tiens and experiments of philosophical men.
wns are compelled to combat the pteiad:ces
and sneers of practical farmers at every stem.
These remarks are introduced to shsw, that we
have all been too selfish, too exclusive with our
learning and experience, and that if we wish to
DO the greatest good to each other, the prin.
ciples OF benevolence and of universal philan-
'hropy demand Of US such an exposition of our
knowledge that it may be made available to the
great ends for which it was given to US, to wit,
the amelioration of our species, and the ad-
vancement of the human character
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administrators Sale.

ANILL be sold al Public Auction At the
w house of Samuel BAnister, Innholder in
worcester, on WEDNESDAY,, the 26th inst, at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, the remaiAing stock of a
DRY GOODS and HARDWARE STORE,
Among the articles are ens box of ENGLISH
WATCHES, which will be sold singly: a va
riety of Cabinet Makers and Saddiers' Trim
mings, Files, Rasps, Carpenters and Joiners'
Tools, Mounted Riding Whips, Piece Goods,
&c &c.
Also, quantity of Cider Barrels, and about
sixty Windows, many of thena in prime order.
Window Shutters, PANEL Doors, &c. &c.
Also, at the same time and place, $50 pairs
Ladies Morocco, Kid, and Prunella SHOES F.;
70 do. India Rubber O0er- Shoes; 80 do Mems
BOOTS and SHOES; so do Boys and Chill.
dren's Shoes, together with Silks, Nuslins,
Ribbons, InsertingE, Looking Glasses, and a
great variety of other articles too numerous to
mention.
GF Sale positive to continue till the arti-
elias are all disposed Of.
Worcester, Aug. l2. 80
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Worcester, So. Probate Office, Aug. II, 1899.
To the Heirs of ELlSAH BLnsD, late Of Charlton,
in said County deceased, aud 10 al others concerned
in the Estate OF said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if You
III see ht) at ths Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said Coanty, on the arsl
Tuesday in Sept. next, al one Of the clock, az.
ter noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of the
Administration Of said Estate should not be allow.
ed and you win be heard thereon.
'S2 NATR'k. FAME, j. PrSb.
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Secure. We learn from tho N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce, that large quantity of jewelry
has baen seized 10 New York, as smugglsd into
that city from on hoard an European vessel
The property libslled, consists Of several first
rate gold watches, precious stones, rings, &c, TO
q very large amount Several persons supposed
to have been engaged in the Transaction, have
been arrested. Sense Of thsm have given bail
in 90, o0e saeh.
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Grain, Salt, Flour, &c.
DAN HILL & co.

AVE just received by the Canal and offer
u for sale, at their Store in Millville,-4OO
bushels prime Maryland Corn, suitable for fam.
ny sse 5O bushels Northern Rye; few bags
Fine Salt; 10 barrels Canal Flour Mackefsl
in whole and half barrels Liverposl Coarse
Fine Salt coed assortment Of Fancy Chsaas,
&c &c.
G D. II. & Co. will keep constant supply
of CORN, RYE, and FLOUR on ha nd, together
with general assortment of GROCERIES.
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC GOODS, all Of
which they will sell at fair prices for cash or
approved credit. One iHUariabts price strictly
adhered TO.
MillviIle, (hTendon) july 90. 6v*29
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NOTICE.

THVHE subscriber intends 70 establish an
IL Agency and General Commission Store
at SAvASSAH, and solicits consignmsnts G~nI
manufacturers of Cotton and WoOiien Goods,
Mats, Shoes, Boots, and Merchandise geHerally.
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
W0feestar, July 5. WV
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Secoad-h hand Ch&iSe s. Harness
gNoR SALE. Inquire of the .ab.criber.-
"a SIMEON BURT.
Worcester, Aug. 10.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Aug !, 1870.
To the Hidoic asld Hers Of LUTHSR OoSpRIDsH,
late Of Fitchburg, in said County, deceased AID 10
all others concerned VI the Bstdss Of Siid deceased
GaEErIN6.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if vow
Il sec 6U At the Court OF Probate TO be hoidt n
at W orGester, 10 said County, on the first Tues
day in Septe nber next at one Of the clock alter
noon, to show cause why the Accounts oil the Ad.
ministrstion of said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon
32# kArH'I. PAINE, J. PRED.
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BeIchsrtotcn Bank Bills.
Sutton Bank Bills.
UrbrTdgs Bank Bills.
PILLS of either of the above Banks will bs
k1 received at par in payment fer Goods, if
presented Immediately, by
BURT e. MERRICK.
Worcester, Aug IL. 70
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PIsTARBRrs. Mr.. Paine, lottery broker
IN Providence, advertises in the papers of
that town, to take pistareens, in payment
Tor tickets, at ttOenty -ttUo cents. This re-
minds ns of the story of an apethecary and
MS customer. A certain man purchased
medicine of a Druggist, for which seven
shlilings and ,sixpence, were demanded in
payment: The purchaser complained of the
price, said he was peor, and thought the
seller ought in justice. to his poverty, to de-
duct the odd number frem the demand.
Now the apotheSary aforesaid, being man
OF considerable presence, although the same
might be doubted by strangers unless they
looked at him sideways, thought bis char
acter for charity might gain ground by the
act, consented; believing however that it
was the tail of the charge whish he surren-
dsred. The fellow thought otnerwise-de
busted the odd seven-paid him sirpence-
and was off. Perceivipg the cheat, the
dealer in viliapsus compounds exclaimed
'4s his customer left the shop, "sharp as you
conceive yourself, sir, have the satisiac-
ton OF knowing that ! am three pence richer
Tor yonr custom, after all your cunning"
Mr.. Paine might with proprletv add to
his advertisement, "and make sirpence
''t Of you, into the barga;n."
Patctucket Chronicle.
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STATE TAX.

49,; ;gggregdte OF the se0erGI COunt;es-Suffolk
WI, O4 ,25; Essex, 1O,373,25; Middlesex, g..
S2l; Norfolk, 4,07l Plymouth, 3.48O.75
sarnstable, $685.; Dukes County, 2S5; Bris.
toi, 5,oSl; Worcester, 7,649,25 Nantucket
.49l Franklin, 2,43l so; Hampshire, 2.44a..
70; Hampden, 1888; Berkshire, 1851. To-
tai, $75, 900.
County Of Worcester .-Worcs $61e,5O
Leicester, l46,25; Spencer, I7e,25; Brook.
neid, |33,25; Western, ll4,75; North Brook.
neid' III Sturbridge, l7T,75; Charlton, 242,-
-; Dudley, 1879; Douglas, 1925; Tx
bridge, 1925; Northbridge, $3.50; Mendon,
2s6,a0; Milford, 1919; Grafton, l46.25; Suit,
ton, I72.5O; milbury, 1O6,5O; Shrewsbury
1871; Upton, $3.50; Oxford, 1875; Ward,
6I 80; Westborough, 1919 Southhars III as ;
Northboro, l05,75; West Bovlston' s7,75
Lancaster, 1880; Harvard, IA; Boylston.
1910; Bolton, ll7; Berlin, co. Sterling,
1887 PriAceton, lS9; Holden. 1872; Ruf.
land, l62 Oakham, 1925; Paxton, 63.75 4;
New Braintrse, lI0,25 Hardwick, 1860 /:
Hnbberdston, $50; Petsrshsm, I76.9S |;
LeomlnFter, 1925; Lunenburg, 1876, so; West.
nj 1928 Fitchburg, l39, so Gardner,
1919; Ashbursham, 1903; Winchendon, 49,
S9 Koyaiston, l@0 rs; Templeton, 1876 Athol,
ttI4,Io; PhlIliPston, $3.50; Dana. 1875; South
649,25. ~
County Of Sufolk.--Beston, 1914 ,874.5o;
Chelsea, 1875. Total, S25,0O4,e5.
- Miscellaneous TdWns.-SaIem, S3.547 so :;
1,085,25; Nantucket, 149I !;
MarblShsaa, 596,25 Charlestown. e8f q5 p:
Cambridge, 494 Is; Dorchester. 474.75: ROY,
bury, 633,z5; Dedham, 307 so; Plymouth.
81 Taunton. 4065O; New Bedford. 7eO !:
Springfield, 1926; Northampton, 32s, so
rittshsld, 277,5O; Concord, 922.
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REWARD OF INDUSTRY. In the late re-
port of the Trustees Of the Portland Saw
iHgs Institution, it is stated that the largest
SUN deposited by one individual is sir kssl-
bred and t,neiUe dollars. This Anm is the
earnings of an industrious female of Port
land, who, when she had made her fret de-
post in specie about ten years age, enpAat-
icnlly answered TO an inquiry where she
had picked up so much specie, "thRt she
had drawn it all through the eye of her
needle" Another female, the ancient do
nestle Of a family, has placed in the insti-
tution about $500, the fruits of her earning.
These females have now the comfortable
assurance that they have prepared, by their
industry and prudence, q cheering prospect
for q rainy day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-24
NEW GOODS.
MLETGE MALI.

Hos just received from .Niw York,
MO. 9 & Franklin Stoves, Pos,lev
L ' Cooking Stoves, Box Stoves, Men g.
Boys Fur, Seal, and Leather Caps; Fur
Hats, newest fashion; broadcloths. calicos,
fanneis, brown Shirting and Sheetng,
Groceries; Butter and Cheese, Soap.
HAR d w ARE.
Andirons, ,--Shovel e. tongs,--case and
docket knives; nest of Weights, CommOde
Knobs.
Common and fancy Chairs, flag bottom
do; Bureaus, tables and bedsteads; 2 So.
fas with harcloth--2 Seuees,
.fLSO-Crockery and Glass Ware
new and second hand watches. and vari-
ETY. of other articles, all Of which he will
sell very low for cash or short credit.
nov. 20, 1929.
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Miss Adeline y. White,

Informs her friends and The public,
TilAT having partially recovered her
Il health. she will resume her former
,voc,tions Of MANTUAMAKING, and SIM
STEERING, at her residence, at Deacon s.
Barkcr's, and respectfully soicits their
patronage. She will be grateful for every
favor. Newport, nov. -, 1929.
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M@W GOODS.
J AMES NUMFORD,
Thames 80, Street.
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW.
YORK, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
MENT OF
EATIl 8. WINTER GOODS,
EAT,I 8. WINTER GOODS,
WHICH ELS SELLING VERT Low,

WHICH HE is SELLING VERT Low,
among 1hieh are,
ID ROADCLGTlS, Cassimeres, Pelise
ID Cloths, ,merino Circessans Of different
shades, plaid Camblets, French, English
and American Calicos, very handsome; Va
Iencia shawls, Scotch paids, Presidential
and furniture chintz; black and white me.
Tino hdkfs; ribbed g. plain women's worst.
ed hose; black and coored English ging.
hams; point and rose Blankets, rich black
Florence luts,ring, Scotch and Swiss mus.
lin; black, brown, green and blue bomba.
zets; silk and worsted braids and cords;
red, green, yellow and white English fan.
nels; Russia diapers, bang-up Cord, drab
kerseys-and as general an assortment ss
can be found in Dry Goods Store, and
viii DO sold as low as can be bought at any
store in town.
AIS SO-a superior assortment Of Do.
resiic bleached ald unbleached Shifting
and Sheeting, Gsex and Bedtlcking.
Newport, nov. 26, 1899.
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AUCTION Goods,
AT NO. liz.
ar esvxyTyrrra
n. SWEET,

Has al inroire ofrs'y ehsap Goods .fron
an .4ssigns,'s Sale, for great deal less
than cost, consisting Of
DLAcK bombazeen, fine prints and cali.
I'D Goes, green gave at Is. fanncis, blue
csmble,s 25 cts; English gingham IS cts;
Swiss and Jaconet muslin, q 4 imitation
linen cambrick for is6; black leyantine 4s6
barage hdkfs. 25 CTS; linens 33 cts to ST.
cotton and linen damask from 3s6 TO 81;
kid and horse skin gloves, furniture patch
20 cts; Swiss Points only % cts. lie has
also on hand many articles Of Dry Goods
very cheap, and well worthy the attention
OF those who wish to purchase q great deal
for lit,le. -l2tb nov.
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pANLEI CCTT,

HEAN AksiA CUE'E,
Continues TO carry on the
E.AA..Mt..%& EUSMNnSSs
IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS BRANCEEs,
IL BROAD STREET,
and where may be had at any honr in the
day the following kinds of BREAD, viz:-
Loaf Bread sugar md molasses Ginger.
bread. hard and sof: Crackers, New York
do; ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo.
!asscs Cookies; Buns, tea rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. &c &c.
Mr. GEORGE w. STkNHopE, at the cor
ner of Bannister's wharf, will be supplied,
Uor the accommodation of customers re-
siding in that vicinity with the above ar
ticles every morning, where they may be
bought at the same price as at the Bake
House.
Stores and families. in any part Of the
town, can he furnished from his cart, with
uay articles in his line.
WEDDLVG CAKES. warranted Of tho
first quality, made TO order.
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From The Democratic Spy

From The Democratic Spy.
OLD WINTER Is COMING.
Old Winter is coming aqain-alack
How icy and cold is he
lie cares not pin for tho shvering back
He's sarey old chap to white and black
He whistles his chIis with wonderful knack,
For he comes FROM cold countries
A witty old fellow this Winter is
A mighty old fellow for glee!
He cracks his jokes on the pretty sweet miss
The wrinkled old maiden unfit to kiss,
And freezes the dew on their lips:--for this
Is the way with old fellows IKE he,
Old Winters n frolicksome blade wot--
He is wild in his humor and free
He'll whistle along, for the want of his thot ;.
AND set all the warmth Of our furs at nought.
And ruffle the iaccs by pretty girls bought
A frolicksome fellow is he
Old Winter is blowing his gusts along,
And merrily shaking the tree'
From morning till night he will sing his
Now moaning, and short'-now bowling, and
long,
His voice is loud--for his lungs are strong.
A merry old fellow is he
Old Winters tough ole fellow for blows,
AS tough as ever you see
tie will trip up our tT0tterS, and rend our
clothes.
And stitten our limbs from our fagers tc
foes
He minds not the cries Of his friends or hii
foes
A tough old fellow is he.
A cunning old fellow is Winter they say,
A cunning old fellow is he
lie peeps in the crevices day by day,
To see how ws,te passing our time away
And marks all our doings, from grave &c
gay
I'm afraid be is peeping at me-
NASHUA BARD.
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WOOL CARDING.
VHHE subscriber informs his old GUS
Il toners and the public, that be contin-
uss to Card Sleeps Wool Of all grades.
Cloth DresSin0.

He also continues to Dye g. Dress Wool.
lea Cloths of every description, real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
lie will nlso manufacture Wool into yarn
or cloth, oil which will be done specdily,in
superior style, and on the most reasona.
bic terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
gTArticles intended to be sent to the Fac.
tory, may be lett with Geo. Knowles or job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little.
Compton; Peleg Cory, Tiyerton; or Joremiah
Clifford Bristol Ferry MAY 81, 1S29
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Stone Cutting,
ERTTTp STEVENS.

Informs his friends andths Public geaeraiiH
ENHAT he still carries on the STONE
Il CUTTING business in all its various
branches, at his yard, No. 222, North end
Of Thames Street. where he keeps con.
stantly on hand GRAVE STONES d all
descriptions, as cheap os car be had ia this
or any neighboring State; and slate Crave
Stones Chedger, and Wdrr0nied GOOD!
N. b. All orders from the country strict
ly attended TO.
Nowport April lG. 1900.
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KEM0VAL.
---OO---
D0CT. FAIES.

HAS removed his Office 10 93 Thames.s,
\ u next door south Of Col G. NJ Thmston's
where no may at all Gnos DO found, or at his
residence in Franklin street
A select assortment Of medicines will be
kept at his Office, and may be had for family
use.
Oct Is. 1907
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

FNHE Hon. Court OF Probate Of the town
u of Newport, has appointed the sub.
scribcr Guardian of the person and estate
of ABNER HATHAWAY,
Of Newport, csrpeDor.--Notice is hereby
given to all persons having demands a.
guinst said Hathaway, TO present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment to
GEO. G. SHAW, Gua,dian.
Newport, Dec. Z, 1929.
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Cc-pARTNERsKYp.

Joshua 4 William Stacey,
HAyING formed connexon in business
Il Il and hged the house recently occu
pied by capt. Sylvester r. Hazard, in Mil
street, Just above Gov. Gibbs respectfully
inform the public, that they will constantly
keep on hand supply of SAND Of the first
guality for Mortar A. Of the common kind
Also, coarse e. fine Gravel.-They will at
all times attend TO CARTING. Partic.
ular attention will be paid to the preserya.
ton Of Goods entrusted 10 their care, espe
cially in Removals, and the smallest favors
extended to them gratefully acknowledged
Handsome face stone for bgIding for
sale as above.
Newnort. Oct. % 1900.
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1l,h no. 10Th. l59.

JOB SHERMAN, has just received q
- 10, Of brown and bleached Shrtings
snd Sheetings, Tickings. Cheeks, &c. Of
good quality, 10 be sold cheap.
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Charles Y. Hazard,

w AS just returned from New. York, s.
H. n is .NOW OPENING n good as.
sortment Of FALL and WINTER Go0Ds,
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Blue, black ,oliye and Fancy silk hdkfa.
mix'd Cloths; Flag and bandsnns
Blue, black,and drab handkerchefs,
Cassimeres; Blue, black. brown
Fine blue and black and 6rab Gros de
mIx'd SattinettR, Naples Silks;
Scotch and Tartan Blk. levantlnes and
Plaids, lutstrings,
Rose Blankets, A good assortment
Brown a. black Cir fashionable prints
cessians, Kid, beaver and
Merno, Cashmere g. Hoskin Gloves;
Valencia Shawls, Buckskin mitts,
Valencia Yesting. Blk e. slate Worst
Brown and bleached ed hose,
Shirtings g. Sheet Tickings, &c.
ings,
With variety Of other Goods not men
toned, which he intends selling at the We
| ry lowest prices. Oct sh.
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gSGHG "

= "
From the Literary Souvenir
AN INVITATION.
If she be not far to me,
What care how fair she be.
Sucking.
Wherefore, Fanny, look so lovely,
In your anger, in your glee -
Laughing, weeping, fair, capricious'
If you will look so delicious,
Pr'ythee, look at me
Wherefore, Fanny, sing so sweetly'
Like the bird upon the tree -
Hearts in dozens round you bringing,
Syren ifyou must be singing,
Pr'ytheo sing to me-
Wherefore, Fanny, dance so lightly,
Like the wave upon the sea
Motion every charm enhancing,--
Fanny il you will be dancing,
Pr'ythee dance to me
Wherefore, smile so, like an angel,
Angel-like although you be -
Head and heart at once beguiling,--
Cearest II you VIII be smiling,
Pr'ythee, smile on me
Wherefore firt and aim your arrows
At each harmless fop you see ?
Coxcombs, hardly worth the hurting,
Tyrant if you must be flirting,
Pr'ythee, fiirt with me
Wherefore, Fanny kiss and fonde
Half the ugly brats you see
Waste not love among so many
Sweetest ifyou fondle any,
Pr'ythee, londle me
Wherefore wedlock's lottery cntcr
Chances for you, one to three!--
Richest ventures oft miscarry,-.-
Fanny, Fanny, if you marry,
Pr'ythee marry me
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Beaver Gloves.

wv M. JAMES TILLEY has for sale,
Wv very stout and good gloves for gen
tlemen at the low rate Of t,oeipe s. a ha!t
cents the pair.
He has just opened large lot Of Cali
Goes, Cassimeres, Sattlnetts and Broad
cloths. nov. 26.
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NEW GOODS,

Superior pongeas Black lace Wells very
Nankin grapes cheap
Gro de Nap silks Acrophane and Italian
Green worsted damask grapes
Merino circassians, Blue light cloths, for
Worsted plaids ladies coats
English fiaDnels, A good assortment Of
Booking, blue & other cloths,
Blankets, Swiss muslin collars,
Pqlmerine, cashmere Hosiery, Nesting, and
g. silk fancy hdkfs. gloves.
A large assortment Of msripo Shawls, ,whish
will be sold about the New York prices
The above with other Goods which are
coming TO hand almost daily from New York
will be sold al the lowest prices, by
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NEW GOODS.
NARVE,N SESSIONS.

Tf.IN JCNI hEt TIT I'D,
4 large assortment Of GOODS which
N are offered for sale at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
Olive and mix'd cloths, Cassimeres, Fla
bit Cloths, Plaid CambletS, Tartan Plaids,
Goats hair Camblets, Imitation ditto red,
green, yellow, and white Flanncls; green
Bookings, figured red Flannes. Russia
Diapers, Callcos, black, drab and white
ribbed Worsted Hose; Hoskin Gloves and
mitts, blue ditto, Buck skin mitts, Pongees
10 Yards for S5; Worsted berage and silk
Handkfs.--And a great variety of other
Goods, comprising almost every article Il.
sually called for at Dry Goods Store. oil
Of which will be sold lew, Oct. s.
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CAST STEEL.
HOSMER & GREW.
81 Mill Street q,

81 I1lIk-IStreet, BOSTON,
HAVE received, and will be constantly
IL L. supplied with, a complete assortment Of
WILSON q HAwKswoRTH's CAST G. SHEAR
STEEL, such as Flat, Square, and Round, and
Will also execute orders for any size or descrip-
ton which may be wanted It can be manu-.
featured with special reference to the purpose
tor which it is wanted, whether for Edge Tools,
Nali Cutters, Machinery, &c. 1t has been pro-
nounced, by those who have used it, equal in
tineness and strength, to that of any other
stamp whatever. Mr.. Wilson's reputation as
cutler is sufficient guaranty of its quality.
W On hand, case small size, very supe-
rlor for cutlery and fine work case for Nail
Cutters; case Flat, for Shovels and Hoes
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