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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
[from the Middletown Sentinel.

UNcoMMoN CIRcuMsTA NCEs.--The facts
communicated in the following notice, are
believed to be strictly true. The communl-
cation is from the parties thcmsclvcs-onc Of
whom is personally known to US.
.SingniW .Nm9iage.-ln the month of jan
'uary, 1917, Mr.. Harry Rockwell, and Esther
Niles were united in the bands of matrlmony
by the Rev. Mr.. West, Of East Hampton. In
October 1919, business called Mr.. Rockwell
to Savannah, from which place he Intended
TO return in about & months; but unforeseen
circumstances prevented his return until the
,1ll of the present month having been abb
sent IL years, s months and 81 days. During
his absence Mrs. Rockwell obtained bill OF
divorce, and was n second time married.
With her second husband she lived until his
death. which happened March 18th, lSil-
and from tina, to the present time she has re-
maincd widow. On Saturday, the 4th inst.
Mr.. Rockwell arrived in Chatham. East
Hampton Society, and found her that was
once his wife in the same house he lcll her,
in the year 1917; and on Thursday afternoon,
the oh inst they were again united in the
bands of matrimony, by the Rev. Mr.. Loper,
of Middle lIaddam--a short but comprchcn-
siyo address was delivered on the occasion.
Like Noahs dove that from the Ark,
Was sent forth all alone,
| lie found no mate 10 cheer his heart,
Until he did return.
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July 80.
JAMES IIhMMOND'S
CIRCULAT TING Library.

htCCut huultIoNS.
OK Horse Shoe Robinson, Tale ol
--' Ac the Tory asccndency, by the au-
thor of Swallow Barn. 9 vols.
5l1-Monikins; The Monikns, by Coop
or, 2vols.
2jl5-Conquest of Florida, by Theodore
Irving, 2 vols.
25l6-l6cdiord Regis, or Sketches Of 4
Country Town, by Mary Russell Milford,
vols.
25l7-Constantinople and its Environs, il
a series Of Letters, by Com. Porter, 2 vols.
25iS--Italian Sketch Book, vol.
25I9-My l.ifc--by the author Of Stories
of Waterloo 2 vols
2520-Socia Stories, by Mrs. Sherwood
= vols.
252l-Tablc Talk; Specimens Of the Ia
BILE Talk Of the late Samuel Y. Colcridgc
| vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

Mr. Ash, Of Philadelphia, has now in Press,
"a complete edition Of the works Of the gifted
Mrs llcmans, accompanied with an Introduce
ton, aud Biographical Sketch of this cclcbra-
ted lady.
We understand, says the Boston Journal,
that son of the late Mrs. IIcmans is in this
city, and will probably go through regular
course of studies at one of the New England
Universities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
NEW WORKS.

A NNE GREY, by the author Of "Granby"-
N The Gipsey, by the author of 'Rchrl'eu.
Francesca Carrara, by l.. T.. l.. Life of Ednund
Kesn. Crockeu's Life OF Van Buren,. Col
ridges Table Talk. Home, by Miss Sedgw'ck.
The Bo,hcrs, Tale of the fronde Matthias
and h,- Impos,urcs, by VIM l.. stone.
Received for sale aud circulation At
U3o W GALATIANS
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HORSE, WaGGON, md HARNESS
FOR SALE.

VHNIIE subscriber offers for sale his Horse
II Wagon, and harness. The horse is sold for
no fault the owner having no further use for him.
lie is 7 years old, well broke, and will perform
in any harness The Wagon il an excellent CO.
vered waggoa, built 10 order, with turned IRON
axis suitable for one or two horses, with pole,Sc
Also good custom made plain black harness -
For particulars enquire at 1877. 'rhamcs.st.
N3O JOHN NtNoND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
SILK HOSIERY.

A cheap and beautiful assortment, anon
"a them are
White knotted French;
Blk do do
White opened worked,
DO. rich embroidered,
Nice plain white,
DO. do black,
Brown and bleachcd cotton,
Embroidered sides.
may % WIN. T. HALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

The Ncw-York City Council have recent.
" passed an act which m,y be- considered
perfectly ridiculous. u il no more or less
than tho appropriation of 500 for the Pur,,
pose Of showing the city TO Com. Elliot and
his officers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL SURVEYING, &c.

poUDITcH's sNAvIGATOR,-M Merchants aud
II p Ship Masters Gibsoa's Surveying,
Biographies and Gazetteers,
log paper--log States,
Gunler's scales --d dividers,
Bunt's Coast pilot-blank journals,
A treatise on shades aud shadows, and Inca
perspective. For sale by
July 2 JAS. HAMMOND
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Esicll.

At South kingstown, on the 22d inst, Mrs
Lydia Reynolds, widow of Joseph Reynolds, Esq
aged ~ years. .--On Sunday last, Mrs. Potter
wife Of the Hon. Elisha X. Potter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
From The N. Y. Com. Adv.
A CARD.
MEssks. EpIToRs:-

"toSNS. tsDITOkS:--
1T IL with mingled emotions not easily to be
described that we would first return thanks
I" A4ahGhiy God-and thus publicly express
our gratitude To Capt r. B. Coleman Of the
steam boat Benjamin Franklin, that our lives
and property have been preserved through
the prudent precaution and cool manage
ment Of this officer, in an hour of great alarm
and danger, on our passage, from Providence
to New York. It appears that wire-cap
had been placed over one of the fire pipes to
prevent sparks from flying over the decks and
passengers, which caused the pipe so to fill
with cinders as to prevent the usual draft
Hence back current was created, and at
moment directly after the Grcmen had filled
the furnace, the flames burst out at the door
thereof with great fury, and the boat would
probably have been wrapt in flames in very
few minutes, had it not been for the prudence
and cool management of Capt Coleman, with
the prompt and efficient services rendered
by his officers and men, with over 100 pas
scngers on board, about forty of whom were
ladies and children, five miles from land and
about 20 from Newport.
We cannot say too much in appreciation
Of this gentlemanly officer, for having taken
the previous precaution to have an efficient
fire engine attached to his boat, disconnec-
ted from all other machinery, which he caus-
es daily to be used that there may be no mis-
take as TO its perfection. We dwell particu-
larly upon the subject of this engine as we
waters, thus provided and had it not been for
this timely supply of water, the boat and
property must have been lost and in all
probability, through confusion and alarm,
many Of the passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.-An Address OF,
the subject of Temperance, will be delivered
This Evening at the Fourth Baptist Church, in
Mill Street, by tho Rev. Mr. Cheeny, of North
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30


Troubles IA Mississippi Coqfrmed.--A let
ter has been received in New York, dated at
Clinton, Mississippi, which states that two
whites (stcam doctors) and at least seven
blacks have been hung in Madison county
They were allowed but one hour to prepare
for death. The whites were hung at Liv-
ingston one of whom acknowledged the JUS
tice of the sentence, and said that the plan
was for n general nsurrection on the night of
the 4lh, from Beattie's Bluifn Madison coun-
ty, to Natchoz.
The Nashville Banner of tho 18th contains
letter upon this subject, from which tho fol-
lowing are extracts
al take few moments from the awful dis
tress and confusion existing here, TO inform
you that this (lIinds) and several adjoining
counties, have been under arms day and
might, in our own defence, expecting every
moment to be burned up, or to have our
throats cut by the negroes. A dreadful alarm
exists, particularly among the females.
"An insurrcclion has, it appears, been on
hand among the negroes, Tor the last six
| 'nOntnS, Wy NhitS NUN. hc
Gre was to have commenced on tho fourth Of
July. Their plans were well laid, and no
doubt but that thousands of the whites would
have been murdered, had we not been saved
only week before the time, by a faithful
negro man, who was in oil the secrets, and
was to have been high in command, and who
revealed to his master the whole plan and,
to convince him of the reality, placed his
master in position where, from his place of
concealment, he could overhear one of their
night meetings, at which tho whole scheme
was discussed.
A great many negroes were in consc-
qnencc taken up in Madison county, from
whom the committee found out who the
white leaders were. About ten negroes and
five or six white men have been hung with
out any form of law or trial except an cxami-
nation before the examining committee
They are still going on trying and hanging.
ii appears from a confession that Doctor Cot
ton made, that their route was to have com
mcnced from some place above this, and pro-
cced thence through the principal towns tc
Nntchcz. and then on TO New Orleans, mur.
dcrino all the white men and ugly womcn-
sparing the handsome ones md making wives
of fthem--and plundering and burning as they
went DR.. Cotton after being condemned
upon negro testimony, made confession
and disclosed the whole plan. He is an old
confedcrate of n man by the name of Muir
rcll, now in the Nashville Pcnitentiary."
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.4L.SO,
A few pieces Of super Grass Bleach Jaco
net CAMERIC.
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WIN. Mathews,

Signed by
Elijah Ilcdding, WIN. Mathews,
Stephen Bates, Augustus Schcll,
Chandler Woodbridge, Joseph Boodgood,
Isaac l.. Fishe, George s. Wardwell,
Geo Wood, Samuel Leggett,
Chas. harrington, J. Jouant,
John f.. Ward, George French.
G. Flint Spier, John Warden,
S. D. Ciarkson, Fred. l.. Epla,tcnen,
John l.. Stafford, N. &. Hunt,
A. w. Adams, Randil II. Greene
Benz II. GladdinS, Adnah Sackct
w. NJ. Cook, J. G. Tibbetts,
Gutter iIasclton, Gilman Cram,
Thomas p. Nash, X. Knowles,
&. +. Bcawagood, ID. Thurston,
Charles d. French, w. James,
Austin Melvin, Il. Caldwell,
Benz Wilson, VIM. Osgo"d,
Hugh Smith, Chas. A. Green,
Paris Hill, WIN. Williams,
John Orr. J. ii. Barney,
w. N. DilfendafIer.
New York 9th July 1875
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

his good luck to the hangers on Of Office,
who, to serve themselves, have used the
popularity Of General Jackson, to abuse
the country with Martin Van Buren,.
have now only to say, that | have
gwen dates and piaces to all my facts
mentioned persons and ihings connected
with them, lhni would belle them, u uD-
true; and the PLAN straightforward man
ner in which they are put together, will
convince every man Of their truth, whose
mind is not as stupid as drunken post
master, as deceitlul as al oflic o-sc cking
Congress man, as malicious as an ad-
ninistration printer, and rs infamous as
a kitchen cabinet scullion. Facts, and
not fun, may be expected from these
pages, and will venture to foretell that
he who reads them, will rise from the
work, with several 'pre wrinkles to his
knowledge than when he sat down; will
rise instructed, if not amused"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

l.NNcY IIpKrs.; Picknick Gloves, colored
L and worsted blond edging.
Just received and for sale by
jyI6 $. nj. CRANDALL
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Broad Russia Diapers:

BSrO;lU aS StESSII EDSarCFS:
RRoAD Russia Diapers, of superior quail
Cd. "A, e. ga Linen damask;
English birdseye diaper;
Irish linens aud damask table cloths;
For sale by I'll. SESSIONS.
July 23.
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New-York, 9th July, 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-29
RECENT ADDITIONS TO
w. CALL AH4N'S
CIRCUL LATrNG LrBRANy.
Newport, March 18th

1854 Noveettes of Traveller; or Odds and Ends from ,hc
Knapsack of Thomas smguar Journe,nlan Printer Owls
1855 The Cruise of the dge by the author OF Torn Crines
Log, &c, vol5
1856 Calavar or the KING OF the Conquest Romance Of
Mexico by DR. Bird author OF Ihe Gladiator" c vols
This Is said TO be the best American Novel published
'Suhce say that Caayar throughout of
very great interest. II wall interest the imaginative from its
spirited aud stirring scenes OF battle and blood will please
poetic from the spendor and beauty of its descriptions and
will charm every lover OF fiction by the master and opbc
scenes which will coniisuay present to him. Com idtr
25s7 The Mseres of Marriage the Fair of May Far by
Mrs Gore author Of Mothers and Daughters Sc. ? vols
1852 Three Years in the Pacific Including notices of Brazil
Chile, Bolivia, Peru by an Officer of the IT, s Navy vol
25SS Henri Quare, the Days OF the League historical
Romance. (Almostetral TO Scott's) vols
2os9 The Fortunes Of icrln Warbec; Romance by Mrs
Shelly, author of Frankensen, Ihe Last Man" &c. vols
2590 The Pacha Of Many Tales by Capt Marryat author
Peter Simple Jacob Fasthiul, &c 2yos
1891 The Last Days Of Pompei; Novel, by L Buyver an,
I thor OF Pelham, Devereux, Eugene Aram &c., . vols
2592 Vahek Oriental Romance by w Beckford vol
1898 Self Control Novel by Mary Brumton, 2vos
1884 The Hunchback of NoueD Dame Novel, translated
from the French Of Victor Hugo, , vols
1895 Memoirs OF the @ and Correspondence of Mrs Hannah
More, by w Roberts 2 vols
1896 Memoirs of Vdocq principal agent OF the French Police
| second editon,-l2mo.- 2 vols.
2597 Rookwood romance by w III Answor,h 2 vols
This of the most spirited and romantic seasons
production Full OF life and fire. reader and
ries him onwarduchas the heroine OF the tale the
Black Bess does the hero of it, the Robber Tapnwith
ged sensations OF terror and delight II wild story told
with exceeding Skill and wrought up the highest pitch of
which singular subject capabe-The book excel
lent one and the author take high station among the
nance writers of tme.--Nc,c Aionhiy Magazine
259s yney Halt novel by T. Hood author of the Comic
Annual, &c, 2vols
2599 Tales the Border by James Hall uhoy of Legends
| of the West, &c vol
260O The Young Muscoviie, the Russia edited by
Capt Chamer, author of the Life Of a Sailor, vols
2o0 France,-Social, Literary, and Political; by ii. l.
Bulwer, M. p. ? vols
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

FuNliE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
IL prepared by w. Ssiskn. Esq-Mcmber Of The Royal
college Of Surgeons Iecntaic OF Apohecary Company
Fellow of Bot Court Society, Surgeon to The Royal Union
Pension Association, Lancaster Place. Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and 81 Tkon,ss Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result of experience and
unparalleled success in tie andhgy respectable prac
uce o The proprietor paifonised by the faculty and nobl
now introduced to the notice Of the American public the
nest solicitation OF number gentlemen OF long and high
ding IN the profession II is hoped, preliminary STEP
check the evils aud ai consequence arising from the the
numerous aud deeterous ncsus oisicd upon the public by
ead OF fabricated proofs for miraculous cues and other frauds
by SET OF mefcena, unprnciped peiendersso totally g-
noiant OF medical science that IL impossible the
fusion can any longer down with the intelligent people OF this
country These pills. mild and agreeable their nature should
be kept IN every family of sudden illness for by tleir
prompt administration cholera, cramps spssns ev, and
er alarming complaints which too often prove fatal be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those Who value good
health should be without them They sold packets
at 80 cents 81 and So cach by respectable Druggists book
sellers and yeners OF medicine in the IT, States and the Cana
das with copous directions together with testimonials OF pro
fessona ability from the following eminent gencmen Sir Asst
d., Aston Key A. Famrton, Nj. d. and Numerous others
The originals he possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine is imported into this country, and
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made.
5NO HOLBElN,
36 Wavery. Place. New-Yorki
Sole Gen. Agent Cor the U. States &c.
N b. None genuine without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent the Label Sold by
II. II. HAZARD.
AcENr roR NEWPORT,
Al the sign Of the Golden Mortar
near tho Court-iionse. Feb 25 lei5.
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Mir. john Easton was chosen moderator, ant

MIR. John Easton was chosen moderator, and
John Greene, clerk of the Assembly.
A committee of three was sent to Gov Clarke
and to Walter Newbury, Assistant, to obtain their
positive answer whether they would serve Sin their
respective places no."
Mr.. Walter Clarke, and Mr.. Walter Newbury,
having made their appearance, read paper, where
in it evidently appears, they disclaim the govern
ment, also through their neglect in disappearing,
at the last assembly appointed by the patent and
called by virtue of warrant, subscribed Walter
Clarke, Governor, to be held the last Wednesday
in October last past the said court failed the As
sistants of the main being prevented by stormy
weather, from appearing that day. Therefore, for
the preventing such inconvenience for the future, il
is enacted by this assembly, unanimously proceed
to election of Governor, and assistants, the
of those that refuse to serve.'
The Governor elected was Christopher Almy,
who being required, refused in the place of
Governor, giving satisfactory the assem-
bly, whereupon the Assembly went to the election
of another, and chose Mr. Henry Bull Governor
and elected Mr. Benedict arnold assistant, in the
room of Walter Newbery and Mr.. John Cogges-
hall, assistant, being for, appeared and refused
to serve whereupon the Court proceeded to the e.
lection of an assistant in his room and chose Mr..
Christogher ALmy, assistant; and then proceeded to
engage the Governor Deputy Governor, and all the
aforesaid assistants who accordingly received the
same, as also elected General Treasurer viz. Mr.
John HeImes, who was also engaged"
A committee was appointed and sent to the Gov
ernor to demand the charter and other state papers
in his possession, who made the following report to
the Assembly.
"The return of the committee is, that Walter
Clarke abovesaid refseth to deliver the Charter and
writings, but declared it was in chest, and he
would give leave to take it; whereupon the commit
tee ordered and empowered TO take it accor-
dinghy: But their return was, that he refused to
let the Charter 90, unless the Committee would for
ciby open the chest and take it,
A committee appointed to demand of the
former treasurer the amount in his hands, and in
case of his refusal TO take it by distraint the a.
mount stated tn he about Gao in money and
800 lbs, of wool, which appropriated for the
perfccting the colony house in Newport; by which
we fnd the house was built but not inished this
Elm,
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1PunLIc. No. ~


AN ACT making appropriations for building light
boats, bcacons, and monuments, ard placin{
buoys, for the year thousand eight hundred
and thirty-ivc, and for other purposes.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rcpi
resentatipes of tie United States of america II
Congress assembled, That the following appropria1
tions be and the hereby made, and direc1
ted to be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, TO enable the Secretary
of the Treasury provide, by contract, for building
licht-boats, bcacons, and monuments, and placing
buoys, TO wit:
State Of Maine. M
For placing buoys in St. Georges river, to wit 1
on jerks Colmel's, Gays Cove, and Fulierton'1
lodges and Point of Rocks, seven hundred dollars
For placing buoys in Passamaquoddy Bay and
for substituting for the present fog bell, bell q
the usual form, but increased weight, thousand
dollars. -. II
For placing buoys or spndles on ledgcs of rock
called Fishing rocks, and Old Prince, at the entranc(
of Kcnnebnnk and Cape Porpose hurbor, FIVE hun
dred dollars. ~.
For the erection of three beacons on the follow
ing sites, in the barbor of Castne, viz one on oue(
rock, one on Homer's ledge, and one on Stpbb'|
Point ledge, three thousand dollars.
For the erection of buoys Alden's ledge at tn
mout, of Portland harbor, fifteen hundred dollar
For placing buoys on Huron Island ledge 1t IN
mouth of Damariscotts river and on Western roen
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Livery Stable.

TUVHE Subscribers beg leave respectfully inform
n their friends and the public generally that they continue
keep horses and carriages of every description for their
commodaon obe let the reasonable terms furnish.
ed at the shortest notice They may be found all times
each of their stables attached TO tie Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House, where they will be happy wait their
customers with prompness and fidelity Grateful for past av
they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
ments and trust that by strict attention their business they
will both merit and share public patronage Iav-
ing the best assortment well the greatest of horses
and carriages, they doubt not obeing able furnish all who will
please call upon them with such equpages will fail
answer their purposes. HOWE IL METCHEAR.
Oct p ept(
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INTERPRETATION OF VALUABLE LITERARY AND
ScIENriric WoRKs;
Issued IN Uccy Nabes Of ~ pages oaro 6 per No
THIS Publication with Dsrae's Curiosities
of Lieraue.phc first series of which completed in the
Numbers receyedhe regular price of the work other
form is $400-its here furnished for A cents
The AcxaDdrian will contain nothing of apesable cast
but the contrary will enbody the mast valuable works pa
ing them in hands Of those who would otherwise be debar
red the qualification OF their porusa
Ihe numbers contuin each reading than any Other
work of the kind hitherto published aud consequently the
cheapest that have ever yet been presented to the world
w ID. CALLAHAN,
dgcnt Ne,eport
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BALSAM or LIVERWORT.

wa 40. W. ~ uthDNEh = genuine indih DHso" ~ Lto-
I'VE eeoH and oarhoum, prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian docess.
The genuine Basam OF Lyerwonl IN each Bottle 1t is, with
exageraton exception of the greatest discoveries
made this part Of the country II has saved within Two
years hundreds from the grave 1t has been sent for from all
parts of the country that has the least knowledge Of lis glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has been
found be extremely elcacous in the following Diseases
Consninptons Common coughs Colds, Hopping Cough dill
cu Of breathing Asmas Influenza tluinsy Phihlsic, SPIT.
ting of blood Croop. Weakness Pain in the SIDE want Of sleep
Likewise there nothing existing good for the Liver
Complaint this medicine has been taken with great
cessPncc 80 cents bottle, for sale by VIM u. RIDER.
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Besides Ornamental Letters, Backsope Music, Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Superor Astronomical and other Signs,
Space Rules Brass Rules, Ornamental Dashes Long Braces,
more than 300 kinds Of Borders and than 1000 kinds OF
Cu and Ornaments for scool books newspapers and scientific
works orders for any Of which, ,r Composing Sticks Cases
Cba.es &c viii be executed with the prompiude,
large stock being always on hand.
They will also orders for Printing Presses, Paper
Ink &c which they will furnish at the manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
ment Tvs i this noe three times sending paper containing Il
Foundry and payment when they purchase four
times the amount OF their bl from the Foundry
New York March ~, 1c3i GEO. BRUCE * co,
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Cheaper than the Cheapest.
NAM y. HALL offers for sale handsome assortment
w of Dry Goods which will be sold andsee.
JAM 9TH IT,