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". L. GOODS, &c.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

nFFER for sale, now on hand and receiving
~ via. the Canal
25 hhds. heavy retailing Molasses,
tierces Sugar House do.
20 hhds. N. Orleans and w. l. Sugar,
13 boxes prime White & Brown Havana do.
10 do. Philad. Loaf and Lump do.
10 chests prime Souchong Tea,
5 do. Hyson ard Young Hyson do.
25 bags Coffee,
3 casks Rice,
20 bbs. superfne Howard-st. and Genesee
Flour,
2pipes Old Sicily Wine,
do. do. Port do.
80 bbls. and half.bbls. No. and Mac
40 bags fine Salt,
100 casks Nails, Spikes and Brads, assorted,
Also, few casks Herds Grass and Clover
Seed, &c. &c. If April 10.
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ORATORIO.

N consequence of disappointment in not OBJ
IL tanning Musician from Boston, the Ora
torio advertised for the 18th inst, is indispen-
SADLY postponed to WEDNESDAY,, the Goth, at
O'Clock, P. M. Tickets, at 25 cts. each, to be
had at the Bookstore of C. Harris and at the
Bar of Worthington's Hotel or of the Secreta-
ry. C. NEWCOMB, Sec'q.
Anril IL
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THE POsTRIDER through the towns of
n Leicester, Spencer, North Brook6eld
Hardwick, New Braintree, and Oakham, re-.
minds those who take the Worcester Newsna.
pers of him, that another year has lust expired.
and he expects payment of those who are in
arrears, without delay.
April 90. d. q. MOVES
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NEW GOODS.
e. A. BRIGHAM

MAS just received general assortment Of
IL seasonable Goods viz
Broad Cloths Cassimeres,
Calicoes,; Ginghams; Silks,
Linens Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Gloves, ofvarious descriptions,
Fancy Handkerchiefs, great variety,
Bombazines, Pongees, Figured Silks,
FlanHels, shirtings, Shoetings, and Bedticks,
with complete assortment Of VEST india
G0ODS-Teas Of a superior qualify
Rutland, April 90.
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PAINE, WHEELOCK & Co

(LGte E. B. Paine &, Co..
70 Hanover street, .BosToN,
U Under the ne,o Meeting House, corner Of
a UmtOn-Street,
EARE constantly receiving fresh and season
able DRY GOODS, from Auction, which
they offer to Country Traders for cash, at such
prices as will make it for their interest to call
They trust that five years constant attend
ance at the auction board by their senior part
ner, will enable him to supply their Store with
bargains.
~ choice selection of CALICOES.
March 80. CIV
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Greenfield High School for
Young Ladies'.

RY recent arrangement the entire prom.
- erty of the Corporation is Committed 70
the present Principal, for a series of wears.
The operations of the School will proceed as
heretofore, with the advantage of a uniform
system throughout.
Terms: For board, lodging, washing, fuel,
HSgnts' and instruction in English branches, with
HI'atlonery pertaining thereto, for one year, to
Inose over IL years of age, $4,000; for the
same to those under IL, $4,000. Extra char
ges are made for instruction in Music, Latin,
rlehch' Drawing and Painting, and Needle
WORK Payment in advance for the first quar-.
Ter IN each term will be expected in every case
Inc summer Term will commence on the
4th OF May, to continue % weeks.
HENRY JONES'; Principal.
J., In entering into the arrangement abovs al
iuded to, the Trustees are aware that thew at.
ford the best possible testimony to their conf
dence in the character and qualifications of the
Principal; and they would add that thew know
not how the system of education could be inn.
proved, or be executed with greater fidelity and
success. BY order of the Trustees.
E. ALV0RD, Chairman.
Greenfield, (Mass.) April 90.
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AUCTION.
@A WILL be sold by Auction. on

- WILL be sold by Auction, on
fsSsSH w the premises, on WEDNrs-
~! I'VE DAY, 4th Of May ne1t at O'Clock,
sS P. NJ, that well known TAVERN
STAND, in Lancaster, occupied
a number of years past by Willard Howe, a
very large and convenient House, Barns, Sheds,
and every other accommodation requisite for
tavern keeping, with Is acres excellent Land,
situated on the Post Road from Boston to Con-
necticut River, on which road is an extensive
Stage Establishment.
Also, at the same time and place. will be
sold a two-story Dwelling House, Blacksmith s
Shop. 65 feet long, Barn, and about one acre
Of Land; all of which Buildings are almost
new, situated near said Tavern House, and is
fine stand for an industrious workman. There
are three wheelwrights in the same village,
who create much business for smith. Terms
of payment liberal. Inquire of N. RAND or
JACOB FISHER.
JACOB FISHER, .AuetionesF.
Lancaster, April 90.
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Hams, Dried Beef, &c.
0An LBS. prime Hams,
@DOV $50 do Dried Beef,
Small Kegs Maekerel,
Half bbls No. ] and Mackerel,
Salmon, Salt Fish,
Hops, Beans, Potatoes,
Apples, Corn, Rye, and Oats.
Also
Rye and Indian Meal,
New Mich and Four Meal Cheese,
Figs, Raisins, and Spices of all kinds,
For sale by GARDINER PAINE.
Worcester, April 90.
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Edinburgh ReUie,o-No. IO4.

CONTENTS.
ARTlCLE /. East India Company-Chi
ma Question.
Art 2. DR.. Bowrings Poetical- Transla-
tions.
Art. 3. MCulloch'a Principles of Political
Economy
Art. 4. Civil Disabilities Of the Jews in
England.
Art. S. Comparative View of Social Lite in
England and France.
Art. g. Principles Of Belief and Expectation
as applied to Miracles.
Art. 2. Capital Punishment of Forgery.
Art. 8. Novels Descriptive of Irish Lifs.
Art. 8. Life and Religious Opinions of 3ish-
op Heber-'The Evangelical School,
Art. 10. TRANSACTIONS Of Thiersch's Greek
Grammar.
Art. IL. Irish Courts of Quarter Sessions
and Assistant Barristers.
Art. 10. Sailors Recitation Refuted.
Art. l3. The Late and the Present Minis
try.
Subscriptions for the above received by
DORR 81 ROWLAND,
April ~ Agents for the Publishers.
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ALBANY ALE
WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED.

TEN TO FIFTEEN FAMILIES,
A T the New England Village, in Grafton,
IA to work in Cotton Factory. None need
apply but those of steady habits. Apply to
CHASE, LUTHER, Sc CO., al the Mill.
18th mo. 20. tf
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OAK WOOD.
VALUABLE
Water POa0er, Mills, &c.

NOR SALE, an extensive Wa
$500 II ter-Power, Mills, and tracts
liiii W of Land, Buildings, &C., situated
ll1lH in the .own of Kennebunk, (Me)
25 miles east of Dover, on the Post
Road to Portland, consisting of the whole of
the Water-Power of the Moussum River, at
said town Excepting only half Grist Mill)
The:e are about 50 acres of Land of the best
quality on the eastern, and SO acres on the
western side Of said river, with all the improve
ments and advantages thereto belonging; con-
siSting of ono small Factory, ready to receive
machinery, two Dwelling Houses, number of
Barns, Blacksmith's Shop, one Saw Mill, one
Pulling Mill, half Grist Mill, and other i'm
psoVements. The place is in the heart of the
town, includes two Dams nearly new, and with
a very small expense the water can be convey
ed from the upper Dam along a natural level,
SO as to give about 81 feet fall, in a suitable
place for Factories to be erected, and within
few rods of tide water. The river is remarka-
BILE for affording regular supply of water when
others fail, derived partly from numerous springs
in its course, and partly from a large pond in
the interior. There is abundance of Clay for
Bricks on the place, and Wood also. 1t is an
excellent neig hborhood and labor of all kinds
and building materials are cheap.
About five miles above the town, at what is
called the Great Falls, is also offered for sale
the whole Water Power of said river, where a
dam can be made at a very small expense, and
the fall is very great; with this is also large
tract of Land. The Estates will be sold
great bargain, together or separately,to any
who wish such property, and the terms ofpay-
ment be MADE easy
For further nfor nation apply to WILLIAM
E. HACKER, Salem, (Mass.) or NATHAN
TEL JEFFERDS, Kennebunk, (Me)
mo. 60 *3m
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. April IL 1881
1Othe HEIRS or WILLIAM PATRICK, late ofWest.
ern, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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'S'SSSeSit hPih $N'
WNHE CHILDs GUIDE: Comprising Fa.
miliar Lessons, designed to aid in correct
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Thinking, and
Acting.
From annals of Education and Instruction.
The Fourth Class Book--The Child's Guide :
Comprising Familiar Lessons. designed to aid
IN Correct Reading, Spelling, Defining, Think
ing, and Acting. The title of the last work
points out the objects which we think should
be kept in view in forming reading books for
children; and we have seldom seen books so
we'll adapted to them. They describe subjects
which children can comprehend, in language
which they can understand and can scarcely
fail to interest and instruct, and what is more
important, to exert happy moral influence.
The Fourth Glass Book we have known used
with success. The Childs Guide we think OBJ
viously superior in its pla1 and execution.
From the U. S. Literary Advertiser.
This is one of those little works Of which we
might speak highly with clear conscience
and, peradyenture, without mourning the peril
OF displeasing any envious competitor in the art
and mystery of manufacturing school books
for it seems admirably adapted to fill an exist
ing space in the regular line of infant reading
books. 1t is judiciously made up of concise,
simple, and attractive lessons, suited to the
comprehension and tastes of children between
the ages of six and nine or ten. The subjects
are we'll chosen.
The above books are published by E. & G..
MERRIAM, West Brookfeld, and sold bv DORR
q ROWLAND, Worcester.
u +. d. G. M. and d. & Fl. are agents for
the sale of Encyclopedia americana, vols. oil
which are ready for delivery. ST.
ADril 90 1891
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GORDAK'S
BALSAM OF COLOMBIA.

"HE best Physie ever invented for a
Il Foul Stomach, Coughs, Asthma, Indges-
ton, Dysentery, and Cholic. Warranted, if
taken according to the directions, to remove the
hardest Colds in short time, For Hopping
Cough in Children, it is a most eficacious Med.
icine, pleasant to take and mild and safe ia all
cases. Price IS cents bottle,
Also, Gordak's celebrated genuine BILIOUS
PILLS, which answer the same purpose as the
above Drops.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by EDWARD
LAMB, who is sole Agent for the above in Wor-
cester. April 90. eo1y
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GINGHAMS.

GINGHAMS.
lust opened from New York, a very ele-
q CANT assortment Of Ginghams, among
which are the
Real Belgium Ginghams. a beautiful article.
Imitation do. do.
Lithographic do. do.
Plain do. do. all colors,
Fine Corded do. do.
With many other kinds, and will be sold un-
commonly tO,o, by D. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, April 90.
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WEST INDIA GOODS.

A0 TIERCES and barrels New Orleans
~ Molasses,
30 hhds. Havana Molasses,
$500 pounds Lump Sugar,
1000 do. Loaf do.
5000 do N, Orleans and Porto Rico do.
500 do. Pimento and Pepper,
10 boxes Malaga Raisins,
600 pounds Coffee,
kegs Jones's Tobacco,
do. Ginger,
% boxes Lemons and Oranges.
For sale at the Brick Store on the Canal.
SUMNER SMITH, .4gsnt.
Worcester, April 49, 6w
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WORCESTER, SIS. April II, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Executions, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the inn of Gen. A. Holman, in Boil.
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the l1th day of May neat,
at II o'clock, M, al the Right in Equity of
DANIEL BARTLETT of redeeming a GER
tain mortgaged Real Estate, situated few
rods from said Holmans, and is the same Es-
tate whereon said Bartlett lately lived
16 CHAS. A. HAMILTON, d. Sheriff
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SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, SIS. April IA, 1881.
TENAKEN on Executions (having been pre-
4 viously attached on mesne process,) and
will be sold at Public Venduc, at the house of
George Hobbs, innholder, in Sterling, on Mon
DAY, the 10th day Of May ne1t, at two o'clock
T. M, all the Right in Equity that LUCIAN
ROPER has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate whereon he and Manasseh Roper now
live, in Sterling, containing about one hun
dred and sixty acres of Land with the Build
ings thereon.
i6* SAINT. HOUGHTON. D. Sheriff
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THE CHILD'S GUIDE: Comprising Fa.
Ill miliar Lessons, designed to aid in correct
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Thinking, and
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SAINT. HoUGaToN, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, SIS. April 8, 1881,
TWNAKEN on Execution, (having been pre-.
", viously attached on mesne process,) and
will be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the
9th day Of May neat, at the inn of Calvin Hev.
ward, in Westminster, at six o'clock, P. Nj,
all the Right in Equity which ABNER NJ.
DRURY has to redeem the Farm on hich he
now lives, situated in said Westminster. and
containing about 55 acres, with good Buildings
on the same. Conditions made known at the
time and place of sale.
l6 HENRY COOLIDGE In d SLn.;E
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Rail Road Notice.

HINDER authority of an act Of the General
~ Assembly of Virginia, passed on the S,h
day Of April. 1881, incorporating . COMPANY
to construct rail road from Winchester TO
the Potomac river st or near Harpers Ferry.
and authorizing the undersigned, com mission.
ers appointed for that purpose TO open books
IN the town OF Winchester and at such other
place or pisces As they should think fit, for
the purpose Of raising by subscription 300
thousand dollars, m shares Of IS dollars each !:
Notice 10 hereby given. that books vili be
opened - aforesaid. on Monday the 23d de,
OF Nay, and continue open until the 10Th Of
jane, al the following places, viz:
Az the once Of Discount aud Depoaite of
the Bank Of the Valley in Cbsrles,own, up.
der the superintendence Of John Yates, Tho.
mas Grggs. jr. Henry g. Turner, George w.
Humphreys, John s. Gsllaher and Andrew
Kennedy.
At the office Of the Superintendent OF the
Armory Al Hsrpsrs-Ferry, under the superin.
'endence Of George Rust, jr. g. -. Wager.
J. u. Wager, 4. e.. Asecabe and I. n. Carter.
Al the store Of Thomss Timberlske. in
smlihheld. Jefferson county. under the su.
psrinteodenee OF Thomss TimbsrIake, DIR.
seelisy. Carver Willis. Sebastian Eaty and
Conrad KSwnsisr.
John X Cooke, Henrs w. By,aL
.1yTed ~ P0rsH, Jossph ~ ShsyTsvd,
.5Isr. n. 1IdbaH, JOAN Ciikuon,
JOHN Hsiskeu. John w. Bronze.
WtHshssier. May 10. 1881
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Office D the Chssapeake and Okio Canal 10
WAsHTssTos. AYHIL q. 1851.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thai
y an insislment Of two dollars and 6(ty
cents per share, Cbeing the 10th Ins,sf
ment) on every share Of stock IN the Che.
sepeake end Ohio Canal Company. is re
CURED 10 be paid on the 18th dsy Of June
next; which instalment must be- paid IN
he credit Of the CheBspeaka aud Ob;o
canal Company. TO the cashier or other
oihcer Of either Of the following Banks.
viz:
The Branch bank Of the United State, .,
Washington.
The Mark Of Washington. II Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, a.
The Bank Of the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Back, a C.eory,
town. -
The Bank Of Alexandra, 1t Alexandra
The Hank of Po,omse. do
The FARMERS bank Of Alexandra. do
The Mechanics Bank 81 AlexansIfis- do
The HsgeratOwh Rank. ~ Hagerstoa >. AL
The Branch Of the Valley hank, IN Ch.fle..
tOwn, Va
Add the Branch Of ,be Valley Rank, in Lees.
buFg. Va.
ny order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN =. IN6LF, CIeyE
Chez. & ohio Cgnal Con
April ~. 1s3I.--vii3In.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
JEfFERsoN Co CouRr. Scr.
May Term, 1851
UWi0m CIsuei0Bd. PtuNr,r,
AGAINST
Joseph WCnOr 0nd lHarika his u;Ie.
Iaie Hariha Hogg. and Jenss l..
manson, DfRENDANTs.
~ CUANCERN.
lAlIE dsfsndsois, Jo,tph IIi,nsrand Mar.
- tha his wife, not having entered their
appearance 80 THIS sui; and u q l.I.rsrtnu h.,
saiisisctcfi evidence. hat they sre not h..
habHan's q this commonwealth. ID .. order.
ed NAT The tsid defendants do sppssr her,
on The hrsi Jay ofihe nest aosust isrra. ard
answer lhs bill 81 ihe plaintiff. and ibsf q
copy OF this order ~ forthwith inserted -
some nswspspsr published tbs comm,
snS Po,ied - the front door of the eo,r,
mouse OF MS county. for Two months .ye-
'eHh'ei! 4 rOpt Tctfe
SAMUEL , tUNs,rR
'gns 2. tsIf.
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JOHN JACKSON.

Constable, IucfiOneeF, Sc.
RESPECTFULLY informs his lriends and
= the public, that he has been sppoinlsd
Constable ~ the district embracing shep-
nerossown and HaFpers Ferry. IN rendering
bis services N the capacity Of Constable, he
assures az Who may snlrus, him vith the col
lection other claims, that IL strict st,sp,ion
snd puneinality give sny claim 20 their favor.
he fetls quite esBhdens he sbsR merit . Dor.
ton of their patronage. IIe win make pri.
vate COLLECTIONS, IN confederation Of fair com.
MISSION hnd aitead 10 such other business ss
may come within the line ofhs enRaRements
rs hueboaeeT, he Will attend 10 Ell calls made
upon ham for be services N that way, BY due
so''ee being gwen him. either personally or
~ bo'e through the post office II Shepherds
iown, The place ofhs residence.
March %. 189f.-3m
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Notice to Contractors.

A y arrangement having been mad
IA between the Smithiicld, Charlie,
town and Harper. Ferry Turnpike Com
pany. and the Trustee. OF Charles,own. by
which that part Of the road lying w,thn
the town limits will be made undcr IT,
control Of the town authorities The un.
dersigned. a committee appoinied for The
purpose by the Board Of Trustees, vii
receive sealed proposals for grading he
main street OF Charlestown. until Satur-
day the liih OF June Gnst) a. follows
10 wIi:-The earth to be raised in the cen
tire 90 inches higher than AT the edges
10 slope oil gradually 10 the cutters or
curb stone. The elevation called Potato
Hill TO be reduced so as TO make with the
horizon an angle not greater than 81 deg
The hill in front OF Mr.. Williams to tnakr
an angle not greater than 2 deg, 10 be
effected principally by filing up on tic
east side OF IT, And the hill opposite Dr
Snyder's 10 be cut down three feet. NJ
inclined plain 10 be less than twenty pole.
IN length. A substantial paved hollow
way TO be constructed al the point where
the water crosses the street near the Bank.
More detailed information will be furnish
ed by either OF the undersigned
THOMAS RAWLiNS,
HUMPHREY KEYES,
ANDREW HUNTER.
June 2. 1881. Com
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NOTICE.

Chariesforn, .9prH 10, 1851.
E%HE Stockholders Of the smith
Il held. Charlestown. and Harpcrs
Ferry Turnpike Company. are hereby
NOTIFIED, that an instslment Of Ten Dollars
per share OF the stock Of said company (be.
ing The 9th instslment. and making in all $50
per share called in) is required 20 be paid
TO the Treasurer. HvNrmRIT KErIs, Esq on
the frs, day of Nsy next.
By order OF the Board.
[April %. 1851
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Office Of the baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road COMPANY, MAY 90, 1881.

y
TIME Exhibition of Locomotive Steam En-.
gines on this Road, heretofore advertis.
ed by this Company for the 1st June next,
has been POSTPONED. and instead of that
day, Il will take place on Monday the 9Th Of
June. and on the two succeeding days. The
selection from the several Engines that may
be offered. will be made on the last of those
days. viz: on "Wednesday the 29th June: Of.
ter which they Sill be subjected to the regu-
lar work Of thirty days on the Rail Road, a.
greeabiy to the original conditions offered by
this Company.
Every facility for previous practice on the
Rail Road, will be afforded to competitors;
and cars on the Winans Construction will be
furnished for testing the respective powers OF
the several engines
Persons who may arrive with engines pre-
vious TO the LIST June, will have the use of the
Rail road accorded TO them on their arrival in
Baltimore, for the purposes Of practice and
exhibition. p. r. THOMAS, Presf
Ball. and Ohio Rail Road Com
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

1--WE undersigned respectfully inform
n their customers and the public gene
rally, that they ave Row receiving and
opening splendid assortment Of SpySng
and StfnSTRtr Goods. which have been care
fully selected IN The Baltimore markets
They viii be sohl on their usual accom-
inodaiing terms. for cash or on credit, 40
.ow as any goods Of equal quality which
may have been purchased as far north a.
boston. We hope our friends will favor
rs With an early call. and examine for
themselves We pledge ourselves TO be
IS good as our words.
WIN. =. LOCK s. 60.
ChaGlsstOwB, April "a, 1881
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UMBRELLA LOST

A GREEN SILK UMBRELLA
I u has got out Of my posse ssion Tor
'os'e weeks The person N whose hand.
may have fallen. Will confer favor bx
returning a n ne The umbrella IA, =
peculiar u.sTk-a thumb catch 10 Keen A.
smut lbat person msy walk with Il viii,
OUT ns opening just lbe same ss tLe
'pfmg AZ The TOP that keeps y hsfsteJ
ANDREW WOODS
Chaflest0rn, June I. 1871
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Dry Goods and Gr0cerice.
lIarpcrs-Fcrrv New Store


iI'HE undersigned. having pur,ba,
cd the entire Stock Of Good. e
Messrs Ford * Chapman. have. in adj
ton. just received large and sploat.d
assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Selected with care from tho New YORK
market. which they now ofIsr 20 the pub
lie at very reduced prices Tor cash O.
country produce. Their assortment =
complete. consisting of Dry Goods. Gro
GENES. Hardware. Croekcry and Glass
ware, all Of which they pledge thcmselve.
IN sell as cheap as can bc purchased n
the country. Their friends and the pub
lie generally are respectfully Invited 10
call and examine prices and quality.
SMITH s PATTERSON.
Nav &c. 1881
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